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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
THE IMAGINATION.

Rob. @. hngsrsoH, in North american RerieT.
The mar of imagination that is to say,
of geaius-hsying seen a Leaf and a drop
of water, can construct the forests, the
rivers and the seas. In his presence all
the cataracts fall end foam, the mists rise,
the clouds form and float.
To really know one fact is to know its
kindred and its neighbors. Shakespeare
looking at q coat Of mail, instantly i'm
agiued the society, the conditions that pro-
d9ced it, and it was produced. He cav
the castle, the moat, the drawbridge, the
lady in the tower, and the kuightly lover
squirting over the plain. He saw the bold
baron and the rude retainer, the trsmpled
serf, and all the glory and the grief OF
fsudal life.
The msnof imagination has lived the life
of ali people, of all races. BE was q clti'
zen of Athens in the days of Pericles; lis
tened to the eager eloquence OF the great
orator, and sat upon the cliff, aud with the
tragic poet heard the multtudinous
laughter of the sea" He saw
Socrates thrust the spear Of question
through the shield and heart Of f~alsehoodi
was present when the great man drank
hem'ock and met the night Of death tran.
ouil os a star meets morning. he has
followed the peripatstic philosophers, and
has bsen puzzled By the sophists. He has
watched Phidias as ne chiseled shspeless
stone to forms of love and AVE..
BE has lived BY the slow Nile amid the
vast and monstrous. he knows the very
thought that wrought the form and fsa-
lures Of the Sphinx. he has heard great
Memron's morning song-has lain him
down with the embslmed and waiting dead
and felt within their dust the expectation
ofsuo;ber life mingled with cold and sufio-
eating doubts-the children born OF long
delay. -.
he has walked the ways of mighty
Rome, has seen great Cesar with his ie-
Oions in the field, and has stood with vast
and motley throngs and watched the
tr;umphs given to victorious men, followed
bv uucrowned kings, the captured hosts,
and sll the spoils Of ruthlesss war. He
has heard the shout that shook the Coli
ssnmls rofess walls walls when from the
rselipr v~lsdiator's hand the short sword
teIl While from his bosom gushed the
stream of wasted hte:
BE has lived the life Of savage men, has
trod the forests silent depths, and in the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
An Awful Calamity,
AkranSGp Traveller.

An old negro, with an air of utter defect
ion, sat on a bench in front Of q cabin,
Some one, seeing that he must be miserable
stopped aud said: "You do not seem &c
enjoy Yourself, old man" No honey;
de- time br my 'joYment is dun ober.,
What is the NATTER "Wiie dun dead
honey" Il am very sorry to hear that,
and / assure you that you have my sym
patty" sThankee, sab" 4 man loses q
good friend when his wife. dies Dat he
do, homer; dat he do. has foun' dsi
out ter my sor,' lei me tell yer, an no"
nv good days are ell gone" What was
the matter with your wifeH' Il dunno,
honey. She tux sick one night an she
died de naNt %eveuin'. 1t wsz er awful
blow on ne, fur dat oman wuz earnin'
SIS cherry nunf. 1t wuz awful hard fur
her ter die les AFTER de white folks had
raisen her wages. Feared like long ea
she wicked fur Sl2 er munf she KEEP her
helf, but de$l5 'pesred like Wuz too much
fur her. Ys, sab, she Wuz snstched OF at
de berry tim when she wuz de mos use
to me. / dean know what's goin' ter
come o me. I'll hsb ter go ter wuck, Ise
afserd.'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
Young Husband Pulled Through,
LOUiIriHs Post.

A young lawyer, who has been recently
married to a beautiful belle, was made the
victim of q malicious anonymous letter
that might have resulted seriously to his
domestic happiness 1t seems that the
Young man bss made an enemy OF a man
who has an office so hear that be can OF
times overlook his movements. A lew
DAYS sgo the young mans bride received
an ANONYMOUS letter saying: A new 6
groom as your husband oIght not to have
q Young lady call en- him in his office, and
he ought not 10 take her in his arms and
kiss her. Wednesday ll:l5 q. IN. Inc
Young wife was almost heart broken. She
cried until her eyes were red, and when her
lord came home u~pbrsided him bitterly.
She showed him the letter, n as ne
didn't have any explanation but a denial,
matters began to leok very interesting
around his home. He couldn't think who
would tell such o falsehood about him, and
be started down town in q very moody
condition. As he sat in the corner OF the
car brooding over his trouble, an idea
suddenly struck him. 1t had the same
effect on him as if he had sat down on a
nin. In an instant he was running at full
speed homewsrd, while the passengers IN
the car vera congrstulsting themselves on
their narrow escape from q dangerous iu'
natio. Bursting into his wife's room be
fairly danced with delight as he exclaimed;
Don't YOU remember? You we're in my
Office Wednesday morning; you were the
Young woman !, kissed" Peace now reiSns
but be had q close csu.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
WHAT THEN, IS LOVE?
By SUSAN c~ooLsDoE,

What. than, is Love- she said,
Glove Is a music, blent IN curious key
OF Earring discoris and Of harmony
rTis a delicious draught which, as you SIP,
TnTn, sometime into poison on your lip.
II l. a sunny sky Unfolding storm,
Tba hre 10 ruin or the are 10 warm
A Sarlsnd Of fresh roses fair 70 sight
5ich then become acclaim add letters 'NsU"
II 4. a half-heard secret told 10 tEo'
A lifelong puzzle or a guiding clue,
Ths i,v o. lows. the deepest pain OF palo,
Ali the,s Love has been, and will be again.
uuow NAV I know" she said.
Thou maveSt mot know, for love has conued tue
r, Mind tbs reason and befoOl the heart;
81 subtle Is he, not himself may guess
Whether he shall be more or shall DC less
WrSnped in a veil Of many colored mIs'''
us Ats disguised whereSOe'er ne hsE'
And FOR a moment Is the thing he seems
The child Of yagrant hopes ana LaI!
SaTIs Ike n rainbow bubble on the rlh9'
SoI hiVh. now low, before us or behind
Ana only when our fingers grasp the prize
Sbs1Sps his form and swiftly vaniShes'
.Thsn hast not love-" she said.
.Ds,r child there Is no better ana 10 cest
- oomss not, bides not at thy slight oehesi'
a, We'll might thy fail fingers seek 70 say
IA stem the surging tide which nogS anu NM
Nt5 b1ran enCTgiss and human wills
Ths moon leads on the strong, resisting 80
and Al The moon Of love shall oseAon tIeo'
A. A. her bidding thou wilt leap and rise,
And follow Ger strange seas mean
HnSBsstieuing; 10 dash, or soon, or IaVe'
~ and or cruel crag, as isthy fate.s
aTasu woe is me"' she said.
Weep mott there is q harder, ssdder tn'ns'
= avsT 40 know this sweetest suffering;
49, - .sa the sun, though sun may stay,
a. sbsrS he richer feast IS otheres may.
Sooner he sealed and closely guarded wine
shall seek again it, pnrPls5 &c Gs "'
TSanI owe unlearn the secret that IL knows.
Ia tby fate. whether for good or III;
FssSIeSly wait, and be thou e%ert1in, stu:
/ Whether As foe disguised or lrienaiS gus'
he comes-Loves coming J"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07

loose ay each other, an van after another
troied to sthand upit vas the hardest lookn'
lot AZ min that Oh liver saw. Aud mon
Dngsn had begun to get scared, an hollsr-
ed police to make rs stop foightin'. Most
ay the byes had to be helped home be
their wolves. Oh was q little bit weary me.
sill, but 0Rourke an OF captured the Jug
an our spirits % arose sgin'. Oh don't
think amy sv the byes will want to tackle
the game again. 0i have had enough
annyhow, an hereafter if Oh don't know
now to pass away the long winter AvsHings
DIN buy some doime novels an read thin"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
No. sO.-A Numerical Enigma.


No. 80. "A Numerical Enigma.
Each blank Is to be filled with the word CORES
10 the figures of the name complete
Sky letters will show to you
A proyerb that is very true.
AZ, l. 3 will rhyme with Ham;
You should not give the doors -.
5,6, :, u will rhyme'with live;
A pleasure surely 'tiS to -.
10, 8, 9 will rhyme with fin;
Touch not, taste not, the lOathsome -.
II, Ii, Is, 10, is will rhyme with lever;
When asked to steal, then answer "-'
IL, II, IS will rhyme with sad;
Twill make me 50 10 see you -.
%, 90, 81 will rhyme with tam
How Johnny would like 10 be -
%, "a, % will rhyme with Dan;
The cook quite often needs a -.
43, O., 30, %, 20 will rhyme with Common;
To be your friend is quite IN --.
IS, 81, "a 30 will rhyme with poo!
A gentleman will never be a -
So, 81, 80 81, 80 will rhyme with merry
know you've eaten many a -
%, IS, 20, II will rhyme with morn;
A charming sight is the ripening -
l6, 81, a will rhyme with ship;
To slip down your clothes may -
Q, SO, 50 will rhyme with fir;
5Always address a man rs -
IS, 10, so, 60 will rhyme with nose;
With which to scent the fragrant -
81, 81, IS, Sc will rhyme with witty;
For all the poor | feel 4 -
81, So, 81 will rhyme with dew;
A foreign tree is called the -
HERBERT IRELAND.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
A WORM IN HER M
h Horrible Death of n Colored Woman
Who Drank of n Muddy Spring.

The Horrible Death of n Colored Woman
Who Drank of a Muddy Spring.
EIJerioa (Gd) Leader.
One Of my neighborS had a negro wo.
man taken sick. As he was o man who
read, observed and thought, be rarely ever
called in q physician to treat an ordinary
disease in bis family. But this case bat
fed MS skill. and / was called in to advise
with him. The woman had been sick
about q week, all the time suffering the
most excruciating pain and referring it to
her hip joint, and for several days her cries
had been slmos. incessant. Blisters had
been applied, and the usual constitutional
treatment for acute disease Of the hip joint,
but to no purpose. will never forget the
unspeaksble agony expressed in her coun-
tenance. Her breathing was hurried.
Her cries feebl,. yet heartrendipg.
An examina ion revealed no soreness or
swelling about the hip, and i. vas evident
that she had mislocsted the pain. Ausclta-
ton and percussion showed that there was
an occlusion Of the air cells throughout
the right lung. She died that night. An
autopsy revealed next day no traces OF
disease in the hip, but exhibited a worm
one and three quarter inches long in her
lung. 1t was white, fat, with q black head,
resembling closely the common wood
SAWYER. Such worms ] have seen in the
mud of springs and branches. suppose
she swallowed it while drinking. / traced
the track of the intruder through the coats
of her stomach into her liver, thence back
through her diaphragm into her lung.
What will appear most strange TO the
physician, she neither coughed nor expec.
torated. refer the i~ncredulous to Colonel
W. b. Mattox, his father, and Uncle John
W. Mattox, who witnessed the autopsy
saw the worm and his path Of destruction.
An incident at Mr.. W. C. Smiths q few
days ago suggested the publication Of the
above. he handed his daughter Ethel
some water in q mug. After she had
drank he discovered a worm, such as des
cribed. in the bottom of the mug.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
No. ga Challenge Enigma

No. 29,-A Challenge Enigma.
Come listen 10 me for a while and I'll tell
OF q singular thing, that is simple as well.
How great Is its usel for, the truth TO disclose,
Both silver and iron 1t helps TO compose.
Though always in pieces, itself Is complete,
1t assists to form ice, and Is free from all heat.
II abounds in fierce strife and inyincible might,
Yet it breathes In still music and tranquil delight
II In lowliness lives, not in pomp or state,
II is seen In all kindness, but never in hate.
Yet forever II dwellS In the midst OF all pride,
And in raiment embroidered that decks the young
bride.
In the Great Exhibition three times was it seen;
In the new Crystal Palace it never has been,
We may find it in children, but never In men
Though IN eight or cen nine, you'll not find 1t In
ten.
Although il may well be found out in a minute,
There IS something so strange and mysterious in It,
That | challenge you all, and cen venture to say,
Though you strive to upravel the knot the whole
day,
And assert that you've brought the true answer to
light,
IT'S l, and | only, can solve 1t arightl
7. II. KELLY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
No. 3B.-Easily Seen Through.

No. 35,-Easily Seen Through.
I.rest upon q narrow bridge
Where two small lakes divide,
Above me Is a beetling ridge;
Beneath, the lAkelets hide.
Imprisoned in their liquid deeps,
IT'S said a spirit dwells,
And day and night its vigil keeps,
And weayes its magic spells.
Up to the surface sometimes rise,
Awakening joys or fears,
Clean from this life that underlies,
And thrills in smiles and tears.
And still l keep my t~rysting-place,
For that lone one will see
Far clearer views OF earth's fair face
In looking forth with me
Should any doubt my truthful lay,
To such l would propose
When in some goodly company,
To voice the ayes and noes. SRA.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07

FISH STONY.
American Angler.
One OF the stories in which the peculiar
Christian name figures is of an accident
that happened when Preserved Fish, just
81 years old, had been made Captain Of q
New Bedford Whaling vessel. A revenue
cutter bore down upon him and demanded
the name Of the brig.
The Flying Fish" shouted back the
young commander.
Whats the cargo9' was the next ques'
ton.
Picked fish" was answered.
"And who is Captain7'
Preserved Fish,
That Government officer couldn't stand
this. He did not propose to be fooled with
and made fun of By anybody in this way,
and on board he climbed with his ieten.
ants, only to find that the whole truth and
nothing but the truth had been told him,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07

SHE WOULD HAVE TO SHAKE FOR DRINKS.
Boston Courier.
First Materfamiliss-"And you say You
have hit upon a plan for keeping your hus'
band at home eveningsY'
Second Materfamiiias--"O, yes, my dear,
and an excellent one, too. | have hired a
young and very pretty governess for the
children, and in the evening ! have gov.
erness come to the parlor with her charges
before my husband has a chance to go out.
The governess being there. and being q
novelty, you know, he stays. When she
retires with the children it is too late for
him to 90 out on the plea that he has an
engagement down town, and ! have him
for the rest of the evening myself"
First MI could never keep my hus,
band at home by such means"
Second Mo? Then can't you try
some other plsnT'
First M.-'The only plan | know Of
would be to set up a bar in the parlor and
cit and shake for the drinks with him du-
ring the evening"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
OUT OF THE PRESIDENTIAL RACE.
Ev,,,, Ty-ogs

Mamma" said a little Fifth ward boy
lugubriousIy the other day IS he lad down
a volume of biographical sketches of the
Presidents, II don't believe I'll ever be q
President. l amt got the chance.
wasn't brung up right
why, child, you have the same chance
that other little boys have"
"No, l amt; l wasn't born in a log cabin,
nor | amt drove a team on the canal, nor
had to read the spellin' book By the light
OF a pine knot, nor had to split rolls MOI
uothin' ike the rest of the boys who got
there. tell you, mother, I'm handicapped
on this Presidential business
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
SHE oBEYED HER MOTHER.

y W -
When the youngest Of the household
shipped into the hall and saw Adolphu'
with his arms around Matilda, ~partaking
of a gentle squeeze IS a good night" he
simply yelled OH with o big o.
whats the matter, Harry inquired
the mother from an adjoiDig room. The
question was answered by Matilda, who
said:
"Ob, it's nothing; Adolphus merely had
his arm around me-"
II an surprised at such conduct, Ma
tilda; you should have depressed him"
"Oh, l did, mother" exclaimed Matilda;
II re-pressed him two or three times."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07

ter using DR.. q. McLane's Celebrated Liver
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Pastor NJ. E. Church sSGth, Myers Station.
Tampa District, Florida Conference.
TES1sT1oo, Canada West, Ont
MEssRs. FLEMING BROS
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Iclt the next day like q new man. He wishes
ne TO send for fifty cents worth for him. So,
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
ArANII.Y PAPER on A NEW PLAN.
Nstr JIork Grille,

There is a ramon afoat thatsMr. Julian
Hawthore and his brother.in.lAw, Mr.. Geo
Parsons Lathrop, are about to start O weekly
paper in this city, which shall be devoted
to song and story. The idea is to make 9
family paper on a plan not heretofore
adopted 1t is complained that there ia NJ
family veeklies that are not in part relig
ious or political. This e one is to b'
neither. It's aim will be to entertain.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
A Prize for Answers

To the reader forwarding the best lot Of answers
to the sphinx Knots" published during February
will be presented a fine gold pen with holder, avery
useful and desirable prize. The answers for each
week should be forwarded within six days after the
date Of the REGISTER containing the puzzles an
swered.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
No ga Chnrada.

As ! walked through the fields one day,
On mischief bent-the very worst
AL animal ran by, and
Cut of its tail, and made my first
A seryitor came rushing out;
Now, that | might my second make
! twice beheaded him. All, me!
What pleasure in such deeds take!
This done, l then my second laid
Beside my first and made my chOl'.
Ahl row | have what many a youth
Has longed for In his inmOst soul.
y. A. TRICK.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
THEN THAT HAS, GIFTS.
Dat, D.,aaY

DOStOH NttVIN'
Perhaps the revision of the Bible was
unnecessary after all. The historian is
impelled to this reflection by u sage remark
which WAS uttered in his hearing in a street
car the other day. On the opposite side
of the car were two women who were talk
ing rather loudly. Said me
Did you know Sarah had had another
lot of money left her by ~he'cousin's will2'
Law me-" exclaimed the other, the
Bible never said a truer word than Them
that has, gits!'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
No 3l.-Who Can Answer?

Simple as is this problem, it has evoked a vari-
ETY. OF solutions from school-teachers, professional
men, and others who should be able TO readily give
the correct answer.
A mau sold a pig for seven dollars, bought 1t back
for ak dollars, and afterward sold it for niBe dol.
lars. How much did he make by his speculation ?
l.. WroHTMAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
GRLSoHIAS,
X =
No. "a -LetIar Words.

A man, walking IN his garden one day, saw a
busy-body among his flowers. Alter watching II
carefully Tor q while, he made a declaration in re-
lation thereto In seven words, using In rotation an
exclamation, q pronOun, a verb, a pronoun, a verb,
an article and a noun. He used only seven letters
Of the alphabet, and each letter but once. What
did he say? JIG.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
NO FURTHER Use FOR THE DOG.
2ousytiUs .EurDdl


S0merviRe Journal.
Wife (readiDg the psper)-Well, | de-
clare, if that isn't the queerest thing l ever
heard Of"
Husband-"What's thatT'
Wife-"Why here in the paper is On an
nouncement of q wedding up in MaSsschu.
sets, and among the wedding presents was
a bullterrier, given to the bride by her
father"
Husband-"I don't see anything odd
about that; she was the old mans young.
est daughter, wasn't sheT
Wife-"Yes, but what's that got to do
with it?'
Husband-"Why, of course, if che and
all the rest were married he had no further
use for the dog
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
LIfE-lN SIX ACTS.
Rntoa Glib

is THAT the girl with the biggest feat
slways wants to play Cinderella I'VE
don't know" but We do know that the best
remedy for coughs and colds is the far
famed DR.. BuIPs Cough Syrup.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
LOVES AIMS.

Nher yioIets bloom and soft winds play,
When feckless skies foat DER the earth,
whenAll IL youth and JOY and mirth,
Lies aim Is happiness, We say,
When violets bloom and soft winds play.
When Summer joys have all gone by,
When ~frowning skies hang Ger the world,
When Hopes gay banners all are furled,
Lies aim 10 usefulness, we sigh,
When Summer joys have all gone by.
Emma Carleton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
No. S3.-An Anagram.

Consumption's ravages are seen
In features pale and body lean,
In haggard looks and painting breath,
The h%arbingers OF coming DEATH
Aud such fOrerunuers grim and grave,
Suggest the thought OF " Our Sad Care"
NRLSONIAN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
SPHINX KNOTS.

Amy communications for this department should
be addressed to f. R. CHADBoURN, LeWtstoWn
Maine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07

l5-A pump,
lG.-DeSig, alton.
In eedles.
lS-NiXen.
Is.-Ths letters OF the alphabet.
20.-Kayak.
2l.-A monkey.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
A FAREWELL.

Ny iairest child, have no song TO give you;
No lark coild pipe 10 skies so dull and gray;
Yet, ere We part, one lesson l can leave you
Fer every day. -.
Re good, sweet maid, and let who viii be clever;
DO noble deeds, not dream them all day long;
And 50 make life, death, and that vast forever,
One grand, sweet tong.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
BILL NYE
Describes His Peculiar Literary
Habits.

The Daily Gyrations of a Great Genius
His Great Yearning for Better Things
to Eat---How Midsummer He Ang-
Ieth with the Festive Worm---
And in the Winter Toy
eth with the LuciOus
Buckwheat.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-02-07
A FISH STORY.

Answers will he published in two weeks.