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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1886-03-13
FlENCE NAVAL cEtS-

TIE moot huu.','o ~ .! CIT 0:rci.1 Fl.
s1ies Of tho Frouca RcpuL,io are the naval
oats There ara some hundi cds Of them
and their importance is duly recognized b.
Re State, which supports them in sue.
somfoyt and dignity IA bc.itS their official
-oatiou. Tho french naval cat enters the
service In his kitteuho0d, and spends the
lrst year or two Of his active career o;
board o man-of-wnr where he Ia berthed r
she hold and poriuitted o devour whatever
no can catch Having thus passed. through
his apprenticeship, he is sc t ashore and
Quartered at one OF the Gvo naval ports aS
terror to the rats aid mice that swarm IL
che vlotuailing yari ssd store sheds. He il
ehen entitled to su allowance OF five cen
tfmes dug rrd this sum Is regularly PAID
on his behalf 10 the director of cnts wh'
lays It vat il EoisoGvSn fvr Tie nse OK his
foxes
VIE Mined .hs Colleges.
us-~ani College wns samed after Iohn
Harvard, vino, Ia 1858, left to the colc.r
c719 ard library Of over 300 books.
Williams College was named after Gel.
Erhraim Williams, soldier CT the oii
French war.
Dartmouth College WAS named after Lore
Dartmouth, who subscribed large arnouut.
and was President OF tho trst board of Tras'
tees
Brown University received ita name from
Hon. Nicholas Brown. who was II graduate
of the college, went i!.to butiuess. bccam'
very wealthy, and endowed tho college yer!
largely.
Columbia College was called Kings Col
lege till the close Of the war for indepen
deuce, when i; rucciycu tie u.Ane OF Co.uin
b:n
Powdoin was named after Gov. Bowdoir
~ Maine.
Yale College was named after Elihu Yale.
who made very hoerl donations to the col
6ge.
Colby University, formerly Wstcrvillc
College, was named after Mr.. Colby. Of
Boston, who gave $50, CVV to tho college ir
1868
Dickinson College received It's maine from
Hon. John Dickinson He made very lib
sral donation to tho college, and was Presi-
dent of the Board Of Trustees, for number
az years.
Cornell University was named aftor Ezra
CorueD, it, founder.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

cantlemaas. l don't JhIUk &c was smiling
a. me. or, i! be was, it wa only because
lie remembered my crying at q SHY story
about an ear trumpst. tie thinks me d
child, and looks at me as # he would hike
70 pat ne on the head and offer me candy!
wonder now CID he is? Stealing aa0tFer
gIgure J Not over thirty az the most, but
With s. self.poised. Travelled air that makes
me ~snyicus, Wnst q tinid, shrinking little
thing | must seem to him. I'd Ike to
nave an opportunity Of showing him that
[ am not : 0aJy It | lid cry when mamma
lafr ne; out. OF course. | canno: speak 10
bin. aui-manma told ne 10 be very care
fui not to get iuto conversation With strsn-
gers. Ha msY not be a gentleman, after
all and-heiglo. -Four long days ahead
Of me- WITHOUT companionsbip! wonder
hoR far he Is going? Perhaps to Chicago
He might know Uncle Ned. II | could
only ash hin! What would mamma say
a: Inc idea o. my speaSiug to a stranger
or his speaking to intellectually i'm
proper. Then We must 70. allow II, and
IN devote my attention 10 the dear old
deaf gentleman.
To which purpose she adheres until the
porter comes around to light the lamps,
and her friends the telegraph poles, become
invisible in the gathering twilight. Then
when her neighbos goes off to get supper
aud smoke, while she makes a first days
attack on her luach basket, which, ike all
trst Gays attacks, consists more Of IN,
wrapping and wrapping up than eating.
Finally out of sheer desperation and
loneliness, she has her section made up,
and AFTER 8 season OF psrplexity as to how
much. O. rather how little, she shall un'
dress. she ieeks its seclusiOn, fully con
giaced that If the remainder of the trip i:
as tedious as the first afternoon the foul
Ilys will seem a month.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
P0ESY.

Different Kinds of Poesy-Poesy by
Gable
n 5. Eel.r q. Gosi0a Ghjs
As al American citizen, ore who de.
lights to sing the praises of the freedom Of
the press, l register my name ns q lover
o. the beautiful in art, in nature or where
ever the coy and reluctant creature is wont
to ensconle herself. love poesv Poesy
is sublime or otherwise, mostly o!Lor wise
All good men but critics love poesy. The
good man breathes p0esy. The critic can
tell good poesy from the counterfeit, albeit
he cannot tune bis harp to q single lay,
either good or bad Hence, the critic
does not cling to the fleet winged Pegasus
OF divine ailatus with alAcri;y, because he
is e~avious OF those who can turn n graceful
mot in ripping starzas or troll
the medicinal praises Of the aromatic
liSerpad in rhythmic measures. Tea drops
it's ~prestiue ~ineneSs by sea voyage; hence,
poesy by cable a Ia Baron Tennyson is Q
failure. | miss something; what | 90 not
now know; but something is lacking Of
musical trip end git thar Eli about cable
poesy. When the genuine article shows
up without the agency Of u lot OF salt water
wires and overworked operators, | presume
the poem will he enhanced in beauty
Electricity is q great thing, but it does not
as vet pose as 8 successful motor power for
conveying poesy in a highly hilarious STATE,
go to mention. If poesy could be cured,
kilu-lried, packed in salt and alright
Gang, it light reach this side Of the nond
in q generous state OF preservation. There
is a great future ahead for some man, ore
vino can import poesy which shall stand
the wear and tear and sally brine OF ocean
voyage.
There is q ~gaotroLcmical sort OF lesh,
flesh pOesy in the sOlud Of O diunHr bell.
It is more or !e5s successful, according TO
the status OF ones boarding house aud the
manner in which one is brought face 10
face With the prover5isl and slereotyped
plate OF mystery. II you eye il with doubt
and hesitancy there lie no poesy present.
II YOU serve the inuer man pleutitully,
then the astronomical par excellence Of
the spirit Of poesy mas not goCa into the
next county where boarding houses ara a
haven of rect instead q sshsras OF despair.
Men Of Of smisble dispositions who marry
Tor gilded wealth, do not foster much
poesv after six monks OF welded bliss.
Poesy does perch up0n the rosewood bed
post Of ihe e!cc. when the man of the
house wears a back number hustle and
keeps the purse strings 50 tigut that you
-. , d, IL. seaI Vppavad ttrpurh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17


One year has elapsed.
ScgxE-Palace car at Calvert Street
Station. Baltimore; engine uttcring pre-
monilory sror's Gs before.
Enter m;ddle.sized moa, with strong,
square shoulders, jovial eyes, ard-no
beard. On his arm undersizsd young lady
with crisp, blonde hair, cameo textures and
violet eyes, q little red Is ii from crying.
He-"There, darling 1t makes me
wretched 10 see tears in your eyes
81, B but they've all b been so k.kind
and g,good to me"
H-"And therefore you cry? Oh, wise
little wife! If kindness makes you weep.
then may | never give you cause for any
thing but tears"
She (puttiay a timid lille hand Ia his
f,cO-"Do not think | am marrying our
wedding dsy by crying. Do you remem'
Der the first name you gave me?'
ia little Cry Baby
She-"Aud mine for you until made
you g=haye it off. This is the priest al
shsvAu al shorn
H-"'Who rri,isl the maiden ali for
lorn.'" :,
TbcC cn5urtor(o a'Side) AN aboard.
JuE ARGONAUT.
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No. 1l.-An Anagram.

Although | have q wholesome dread.
OF what by others might DO said
About the offerings of my brain.
Yet Of one thing I'm very sure;
IT'S this "ifsdT no critic poor"
! wonder Il lis really true
That each will have 4 body new
rpcn the resurrection day,
As t~hculOgiaus often say.
4 new hndv, What q range
For deep reflection on surh change,
40 one should blame the sJoptic's doubt,
For who can search sIch mystery out:
NEISOSIAS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
Poison

had produced great holes IN my back and chest,
and had removed all he hslr Of! my head, yet /
began 10 improve in = weeks slime, and the sores
began TO heal, ard were entirely gone inside oil
eight weeks.
WILL JOvFS. Porter Union PEGS. Depot.
Cisco, Texas. JUlv Is, ISIS.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed free.
Tux SWIFT SPYC"IC CO., Drawer 5, Atlanta,
Ga. NeS York, lj7 ". g3d 81.
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IT G. II 6
Skin Diseases instantly Relieved
by CutiCura.

TRFATMEST-h warm bath with Cuticurs
Sop. aud a single application q. C...tclre
the great skin Cure. Thu relocated Catlv, with
or three dos .. Cuticura R%s)lVent, the New
Blood Purifier. 10 keco tie b ood c3C'. tie p"rlpi-
rat on pure and Unirri,aiing, the bowels orcn, the
liver and kidn,y. All i've. wIllspecdIy cure BcIema.
et,er, IingSuTm. Y'nrla,i-. IichCp, Pruritus,
5rall Head, Danirutl ami every species OF Itching
eCaly aud Pimply HUUI0rs a the Scolp AID siin,
v hen the bat ThJ.! ilns LGG remedies :4il.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

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OF the use OF br. Dyes Celebrated Voltsio
Belt ~ith Electric susPensory Appliances,
for the speedy relief and permanent cure Of
Nervous Debility, loss of Vitality and MAI.
hood, and sl kindred troubles. Also, fer
many other diseases C9uplcle restoratiep
to health, vgor and manhood guaranteed.
No I,sk ia iS0u.s03, Illustrated na.psltt,
with full information, tesms, etc, nsiled
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
ECZEMA IN 4 yuILD.

YouT mat valuable Cnticura Remedies have
dome my child ~ much good iha, | iesl ike ,ayiDs
this for Ito b.neit OF hose Who are troubled with
skin dis,a'e. Nv lit,'u girl vas troubled with
Eczema, and | tIiri &c vrai doctors aud me- icines,
nut did no. DO her any COOL until | used the Cuti.
curI Eem"dit.. El!ch sr',iUy cured hfr, for
which | owe You many tHGuEs I'D many nights OF
rest. ANEUS ~BUSSHltE, Edinburgh, mi.
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mind! I'm sure he was especially provid-
ed by Providence TO beguile this journey,
aud I'm duly g~rats!ul--to Providence!
THIRD DAY

THIRD DAY
Time to get up, sab" said the porter.
Breakfast at fort Wayne in twenty minutes.
Thaukee, cir And, pocketing the grstulty,
he proceeds on his journey.
Time to get up, ma,am, - he repeats at
the opposite section.
Yes" he hears her fresh, clear voice
"how soon will we be in sight OF Chicago.
Don't get in sight Tor four hours-train
late" says the porter, laconically, and're
treats.
1t is marvellous how soon the red-besfded
gentleman finishes his toilet aud how
eagerly he waits for the appearance OF his
fair neighbor. She m at last, with
her little brown hat nesting on the blonde
curls, and gives him q gloved hand, which
somehow sends a thrill through him, and
strengthens an indeinable sensation OF
sadness which has been expressing him.
Rel Beard-"Good .mornipg, fair saint
Behold the monk all shaven and shorn =
the CRY BGby-"'Who pitied the
maiden all ~torlorn -
Ret Bemd-"'Who helped him to trim
the beard all tattered and torn.
at is good morning and goodbye, too,
am afraid" she says, pleasantly, for by
this time the train is skirting the lake. Il
never forge. the past two days on the rail,
and our ~incognito friendship
And l." he says, shall in future find
all railroad JOURNEYS tedious by compari-
son with this all palace cars dreary, I'M
less can c%opjure up your image to brighten
them"
The image of q ~cry,babyG' she asks,
smiling. Then let me add that shall
never see a red beard again without an in
tense desire TO recall your memory by
cutting it,
Hs-"And If any beard or any baby
would answer, we should not have long to
wait. We are nearing the pier, and your
uncle will be there. You could not intro
duce him to q man whose name you don't
know. Good bye. HE'S shaking hants
araia And, remember, | have sworn q
mighty oath-we shall meet again
She Rem mber TIE condition.
Hc-"To ask for you7 will! Aud he
is gone.
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No, ia Genial Friend,

have a hard, unyle!ding face,
But that | glow with inward grace
All those whose feet haye sought my side,
In friendly circles. shall decide.
Sometimes my energies burn low
Reluctantly my friends then 20;
How well they ia my presence lars
Their hPSitating steps declare.
| wake TO life much kindling thought,
And when my genial parmth is caught,
60 forth, my friends, seek out the sad,
With like mild influence make them glad.
For many-liGe me-you may find,
Who only. solely were designed
10 raltatc their warmth and cheer,
sud mellow all things cold and dEear.
>. L, j. L.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

ItaGorGs me pleasure to assure you that al
ter using Dr. c. McLanc'S Celebrated Liver
lIli,lOr more than twenty years In my family;
tiat / regard them rs being superior TO any ]
have ever used or have seen used. | have not
had them constantly and had To try ,others,aid
have tried a good variety, but / have never
had any 10 act 50 promptly, proitably, and
nicely ~ McLane's. | have used them myself,
vile, and children, with the most gratifying re
suits. For children. having used them on my
own with such easy and happy effect, | would
recommend them TO one and 10 all. These
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and leave no i'll effects behind. As bile re-.
mover, as Il liver corTector,. as Z iur'TGin'F
preparing the system for Cninine,. thrrciS no
9lIor medicine equa. to DIR. q. McLanc'S tclr'
bYdtnd Liver Pills. l expect to Use them -
Ions rs Tive, il eycoutlnue as good rs they
Pastor NJ. Z. church South, Myers Station.
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
TENIST1Go, Canada West, Ont.
Nrs,Es. FLEMING BROS.
Slrs: Your pills came all right, and | can say
they are Il good billions. pill. ! have Gse.
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in sending. Igiyc some of those pills 70 my
mrl.ibur3 for q trial. one OF my, hGlEhUIIs
got three pulls. He said :hcy did help MN. nc
iolt the next day like 4 new man. ne m's,sS
ne to send for Iiity cents worth Tor MN. 30
Gentlemen, l VIII 10 I'll 4 q ~ -
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WM. H.. DuGAS.
FLEMING BROS. rca,ror
for N hich YOU will please send me more OF your
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received the payfOrt the last boxes / order
ed and received. would only say, they have
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lee! much better now than l nave iof TWO
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REV. PHIL SrAETH,
West Sandlakc, y. \.
AVOID CoUNTERFEITSi Send rs 2Ic
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rms and eight handsome cards.
FLEMING BROS PIttSbur.. Ia
Tor SaIo by retail druggists. Be
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to9Geits are made at st. Louis, Mo.
and Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
Blood

L, the lie, and he Is wise who remembers It. But
In nsrca OF lsst year IsSil, | contracted blood
poison, ard being in Savannah, Ga, at the time, i
went into the hospital there for treatment. SUI
fered very much from rheumatism al the same time.
did uotget well under ths treatment there, nor
va, | cured ty any Of the ususl means. J have
now taken seven bottles of Sv!lt's Specific and am
sound aud welt. II drove the poison out through
boil. on the skin, DAN LgAHY.
Jersey City, Z. j., Aug. Z, 1885.
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No. ia PaIindrorae.

Nv love dies. res a vaiIudrpmjr fruit
Three letters aud three syiiahles ATE in 1t;
She saws i; is delicious. bu il uIme
She can't recall Just u the present minute.
She recu'leCts West Indies IL its home
viii soue Que hep lhe iuh ;his ralindrome"
q BEDs.
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Contagiou s
Diseases arc PreyaIenta all over the World.

lam a native OF England, and while was In
that country / contracted O terrible olood
poison, and for two years was under treat
meut a. In ont door patient at Nottingham HOS
initial. ENGLAND, hut was not cured. ! sunered the
mos arJnizingl aims in M bones. and was covered
viii sores al over my b01y and iimhs. had YER
tigo and deafness, Win partial los OF sight, severe
pain, N my mead ard eyes, etc, which nearly ran
me crazy. | lost al hope N that country ana
in hi. Cty. as vel - by r prominent physician
In New YORK haTirg no connec ion with the hos
pitsls.
| saw the Gs advertisement OF SFifrs Specihc, and l
determined to give Il trial as 4 last resort. / had
given up Gil no q OF being cured. as ! had gone
through the hRncs OF the best medical men IN Not
tiDghs d and rev FORK. / torE six bottles OF {. 5.
s. and | can say with great Joy that they have
cured me ent RELY. | am ss sound acd we'll as
ever was il my life. l. FRtD HALFORD.
MY lork Ctty, Jure l2tt, 1885.
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No. IA Captive's Escape.

No. II.-A VapIINt : EsCApt
Marble wall. curtains Of silE;
Ggldcn Tall, riv"r u IilE.
In this palace alone tgtt dYc!i
A c,ptive Who daily consumes his cell.
When tn earth hath twcuty-"ue
Somersaur,s turned before the sun,
lie with his rusty sa'Tr ut hone
shall carve his way through wall o: s'oua
Then IN. palace sph.red and air
Shsl! seem = ruin all broken ant hare;
Zone f.rgrP. the .~s.,.in> # So
Golden lsla4J-i.,,T o! lu.tG
+ " z.
4 m-H.r. ~. g.. ..NH.F 3 .r 60. r..hE
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TFTIER OF The SCiLP.

7 vas almost perfectly BALI, clus'd by letter o.
the top ci the scalp Iu+dy Your CuIlcura Rene
dies abou. six week AID ;hey cured "a; tCs p pei
lrc;lv, ard now ny hair is 5oH;gg tack NJ th!cs
~ II ever was, J. p. tHDI, +,
WhitesbsIO', Texas.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17

Two yelrs ago / contracted blood poison. After
taking pre- scriptions from the bf st physicians here
and at dallas, I concluded TO visit Hot springs, and
on reaching TexaIkaDa i doctor recommended me
to try Swift's Specific, assuring Inc that II would
beneft me moro than Hot SpringI. Although the
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FOUR DAYS MAPARLOR CAR
Al OVERLAND ROMANCE.
t-aglDoy rospo>



JoylaI eyes, sod = "e!tkepr ""'in3 out
red. red beard. lie pas vslls@ under seat.
settles himself comfortably and falls into
=. , ,b~or,b,r,l bab;, or
''F
s''OA'us 'Ls o'"'~ "'o'"'
Enter from the 3.hcr end O. the csr
under sized yourr la1-. with ogsrscoRr
IL Mod. Es.r ca~,p. .oet,r.s
g..
anu '''.s' e.'s' '.,'' '.- ~ ''~1-l
overflow. She Is io!aoSed oy ;1e porter,
who IS s'mr-- sugocl,si girb bis load OF
sbours aor'.t ~ lunch lasI.t. Young
- rI.s -..l-z "a ,na
,.,.
"!ndo" o' "5I .."''' anu '1'-a ~ :"
open Though g. c.E oa seen on .!teriy
lady with .1,..it1.r wates0al C0u-'e
-. ,-..s. ... rr.,.,r-, ont.
nan
SIDE, anu says '0a---..E '.'-1tl-- 'S-A','
oCthe closed wju6av P,,'rri Is busy stow
ms avsy marcia and rg,s 70 attention.
-s.. .,-;4-y sc-,ss o,5
= ~.
lungs = up Win p'se''c1u e1s. "'''7 ,"
dong he ca,vaes aao'n'S g"hP'e o''"s
violet ewes. and. 5eh1'diug Gu,'aar ia1Ura.
ion s,-s,,s ,,.r.D;.a.sIv wiHrrt wa ring
70 % IuA"AeN-
IaoieaH o. blonde heAl 'a'a'I .ArouyH
the window std 1ugjei or he ESyeTEai
shouldg-z fo- a moment. Another DIXIE
100 ,r ,r- gchrvrg- -ss--t
So -
enE'u7 s'''s "-- .
bell
"G-g0cioye, mamma n lis ne. says
9 ,rcmh,irg lirrla voice.
.c,5 Me ,.- mn fe-rfr-r G-oE.Ivp
r. -
Tour Nu.'T ''- "'' "-'' '''
train. ".:,e M" s'-T Jay. l7~i'.
there there boa cry
Each hey. i,sa-5~p.alai ~ "a --fs.
-s,;Iar. ~,.-l.,irs- me r.rlra ems Il.
- 49, .. 15rr. .-r.rg..r.s and
F.s,ti7, r.. .t-,a short bias. C., rr- whistle.
as;F5r r,r.t,,r ...s nj t.- .;,s.a s~s..,es
Sar pi,br- snos.d.-s ia.9 .as -o.a-. and
The PsciF. Express tAsta. or aC-os9 the
ScbagiEiL.
Reloaded MAJ with innate 1~r,.g.ny.
I,,k. ,r, pi tine window as r rsrey.s;st il
~ ,..-,--gNi D ba has z-r. o hundred
,;mes-,r4 r,rs No attention 70 the l5w.
C- 81 arcor,.o,sS he a
- ~, rbe ra.a ,h..b comes
o" C,,as;,s elton Then he con.
C * ,,Ia- fvo ,rcu,orra NJ the
,sDuira Er;.i,b I,r-;s, and
sIha.so,,sr 10 writes er8rss PAGES Of
sH,w,or,aD+ and trivial facts i. his note.
- cd ia now recording rha. ia Amer.
~ ID I,ocm,,iyss rim, tbpir balls a.
- Inc, "a ,bay 40 in Fn,lsrG. the
80. q, iii gentleman. uLo il very deal,
90. -. n,..s, shor,s At i;n % learn his
.- .cncs-n,n, The iis,o.,l # his
S.ons-fy Neither of these auoasrto inter
=, a. o~ert,.Dl,rly for ne leans back ia
S;s ss.t cd s~cBIoguiza7 N a low tone az
f,IIoys.
"pr-r r--,a a-,.5al-t 81 never been
a, from, Re- aamaa. 5eiysa. and r. goes
49, y;,b nor She Is recovering q little al.
eoaGv. the .1ivaUa. noise il 5~ayomiDg
49, art mere ir-.rm....n ;. It's re
1,rLssra how resGi!r wgl..u. and ~oarticu.
H. yoyna o..s 20 20 ~.ls--.1s on the
wa,sr vg.,s 40 SAN We..,r r+.su. Nos,
barss q ygg.y oHa .a-. il probably ajag
ON a Measure -r.p-wl.. na 5sglt. 80 She
most soqu. three u2u.hs-ysa.ty wants 20
70 fno-spd St. she crying about ,r9v.
inc her mother. aud maS,rs her ple'ty
ewes all red. Al, we'll svpylss 49, lat
Drsl enough. Seems 10 me ! remember
tasl;ug choky and dssolate when / frs
Iett home. aud toe mother vas crying over
NV rlaan collar Poor little pagg Ar! !
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coyFUED WITH UIorCuFs

want to tell yOT hat = grCu.irura KeiolyCnt
Is magnificent. Atgut thee mOItDS 500 my face
was covered with IlutuhtFr and gti'I using thee
bottles 81 i-= Jiycrt THg'Tf " cured.
K ULEiCE 2AITRE,
q ~. tLas.. : Sew Orleans, LS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-01-17
No. S.-Au Imp of Darkness

No. S.-an Imp OF
I'm z curious little curled up imp,
NV back is like a bow
And though I've neither legs nor Ieet
I'm always on the 70.
la wagon and IN carriage
Pm always 10 be found
/ never wa!E upon the earth,
But hurrow in the ground
hIvn't an CUuc. ul sense,
o. Wit I've mot q pound,
Bat with knowledge aud intelligence
always do abound,
In every THU ( 1 have q place,
1t beginning aud ut ending
And. though | am 4 little eli.
There's much on me depending.
Without my help none would be gay,
Brave knights would be less knightly,
And every little winsOme sprite
BE sure 10 be less %sprighlly,
Without my help the grave would rave,
And ghosts in hosts appear.
Bald headed gents. selate and grave,
Wigless, be filed with fear
70 lose their wigs and goggles, too
But. much more 10 be dreaded,
The CAV, the grave, the girls and gents
Would surely he hehcadei.
I've told you all dare TO tell
without to you cOnicssin.
Nv name in full, which, you Will 0nd,
IS only cot by guessing. FIII'
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