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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28

allow can b'lave that SCI she, 'whin
ye've got u fiddulf
"'Fidduls,' SEE /, ARE cheerin', but I've got
me two ewes set on somethn' cheeriner'
"Shc forgot Ia AK me what that sumthin
WIS, 50 l trotted Off by another road, sayin':
Faith. Nelly, Tn goin' back cross the
pond in Marrhuary.'
S'Indader SEE she, flurtin' the dishrag.
AN it's pity yc liver cum over"
"'Yis,' seq l. Jane sci that same in her
last lcther'
asAn' who's Janef axt Nelly, gettin' red
loike the crabs on the table besoid her.
"'She thinks power o me- ser |, on
heedin'.
.'Shure an that's quara Is she young
as mef
avis
"'An' better lookin'r
"'Paplc moight think So
"'An' is she waitin' fur yer
AVIS
"'SheIl be changin' names, sure, reckonf
"'YiS.'
"'What's her name now?
"'Janc-M urkyr criNi !, wild delight
"'Thin, she's your sister, seq Nelly, cross ~
uci h'iS'i'SN' '''' ~ $3.50
seem ez now We got u "ye ""''i'" i"' INV
over III hallyc"rah.
nat : MS i'"'h'' I'M = 'u' NV "''
cold 70 "u'St,
Barney fNni'' ~" s''o'
About me Siz''
US
an uoNs III iu' S''
NM I" inc N"rSh
is he coming u aihericKy' sure'
NO.
"Why not, b"iadf
"'Orh, Pat, he's marrltd airidny'
18th" SlHlp"cn. says l.
"'Dom't give linn hard names SCI sne'
Barney Flynns me step hruther!
Then she laltt that purity laugh o herh
an wint up close
NELLY SCI ].
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28
Eobert sits mp lrith his rattle and tous.

Rattles and spool chains and round rubber rings
kissing and jumping, and such kind of things,
laughin.; and cooling. and kicking his toes,
This is about all that Baby Rob knows.
Bohbity-bObhity goes Roberts head,
when mamma carries him OF 10 bed
Google-goo goo, that's all he can say;
He'll know just much as you some day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28
WHAT SHALL WE WEAR?
JauNTY COSTUMES FOR WOMEN
WHO GO RIDING AND HUNTING.

Mems Evening Dress--Just HOW 10 "e
II and Not Feel as II Something was
wrons-A Good Walking Dress-Hunt-
ing Costumes.
There Is not much change IN the makeup
nj riding habits. Horseback exercise prom
ises TO be more and more popular. The Illus
tration shows about the regulation style .ot
habit, though many ladies now wear ROUND
derby haus, with or without wells, instead OF
the old fashioned high stiff one. Why the
stiff, high silk hat ever was invented tor u
riding headgear is mystery. Nothing could
be more ill adapted to its purpose.
ANY quiet. soft toned cloth may be chosen
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28

to make the habits
The great Paris tail
ols are at present
making riding habits
of light gray, serge
like cloth. The skirt
is always rather mar
row and short, while
the short jacket
waist is buttoned di-
agonally and bound
with silk braid. A
horses hoof with an
interlaced mono
gram is embroidered
with dark silk on the
left shoulder. The
high gray felt hat il
surrounded by a
gray gauze veil.
White kid gloves
and patent leather
boots belong TO the
finishing touches of
this costume. Hunt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28
Reckless ExtravaSance,

The Winnipeg man who sold his wife and
three children to a neighbor for $40 did very
wrong He should have held on for SIS
Gnyhow.-Cambridge Chronicle
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28

Are a positive cun fur ever, g..,.
and Rlool Diseases. fnnm l.r.,r., ' .. =
Are sold by all druggists m. ,'>''-.
cents: Resolvvnt, Siu. >nag, :, conn, ''.i "A =
Dkua ASp CHENlCNL Co. lL,.isg ~. '"T'tE
for How To cure Skin nl>ra>.> IAN -.
pINPLES, Blackheal>. SKIN R'r.a.,l,,..,r
"" Humors, Use GUTIrUEN as 3d.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28

Curtains strung On poles without lambre-
quins are liked for dining room windows
Entire bonnets are composed Of ostrich
plumage
Married men do not serve as ushers at we'd
diuRs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28

According TO n recent estimate there arc
twice as many pet dogs owned In New
York as there were one year ago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28
ROBERT.

Robert sits up with his rattle and toys,
Making beautiful and juggling noise.
So little he is, he doesn't know
Which is the way that his hands ought 10 go,
Roberts darling, and Roberts dear,
He is 50 cunning, and he is SO queer;
Tries to cat fingers, and talks to the light,
Doesn't quite know the day from the night.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28

Ing costumes are rather a novelty IN
this country, though very popular in Europe
Hunting and shooting for women grow
IN favor every year, perhaps because
the empress of Austria set the fashion
Regular dresses have been devised as hunt
ing garments, and very pretty and Jaunty
they are, too Doubtless the fair nimr"dS
will fall into the habit Of wearing them FOR
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28
PATS LOVE EPISODE.
III. Persistent Courtship Has q spoonsy
Termination.

Termination.
ashes consintid at last! Fur two years I'd
,bobt a dale ov Nelly McCusker, only l had
nothin' ov an Irish byes bouldness to up and
tell her that same! But Yesterday SEE to
mesilf: Pet Mwky, nowis yer tonne, or
nsverV
@Nelly was In the pantry washin' the dishes
an, sumthin, shouted: AK her! She's too
busy to look at yer, anyway.
$50 starts on wild: 'Troth, Nelly, It's a
had loife for bye to be nvin' alone
s.Yis,, s.,z she, wild nary twinkle, Mike
RYAN. that's jist bin sint to prison, Is in bad
way, indade.'
"'Och,' seq l, there's many bye that
lonely Twin rite wild his friends an nayoors
Sure an I'm lonesome mesilf.'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28

IL affords me pleasure 81 assure y'Gi!5'
ter using DIR. &. Mcl.anc.s celebrated I''
Pills for more than twenty year, ~ NY Ian
that regard them ~ being superior g. H'
have ever used or hay" seen used. ! b.''H'
had them constantly and had 4" Try o'h'r4h
| have tried a good variety, hut | have B'".
had any u act 81 promptly, probably, a..
nicely rs McLanc's. ] have used them nl"i,
wife, and children. with the m"si graiib mgr
suits. For children. having used ihrm % ~
own with such easy aud happy rh" I, h"aa
recommend them Ia one and io all. Ihess
pills do the wOrk-do IL promptly. do u N'a
and leave no ~ effects behind. A,abi' y
mover, as a liver cOrrrCtJr, ~ l"rrfblbH
preparing the system Tor qulnimr, thrfr "
yill or medicine equal 10 Orc MrlAuf''F
brated Liver Pills. ! expect Ia Use ih'ln :.
long rs live, II they continue ai gpyd az WI
have been In the past c,
Yours truly, T.. " Giin
Pastor NJ. y Church South, My"r,. siau"''
Tampa District, Florida Ionitfrhoe
TEYrsTrGo, Canals west ~
MEssRs. FLEMING Bios ,,..
SIrs: Your pills came all right, an1 "a" ~
they are good bilious pin. ] haN' ~
great many pills, but ] can say w. ',
Lanes Pills. manufactured Ivy l"ihIhs o.
are genuine. and gentlemen tOuhA'' ny VA,
In sending. gave some Of th"S" iia' ~ ".
mnighbors for n trial ono ~ my mclshr,u'
got three pills. H. said they did hrlE bh. ~,
IcIt the next day like H'" man h' W."
me 10 send for ifty cents worm IDt hIu ~,
gentlemen, I will do AL ran !" lnu"T
Z. McIanes LAYER illls. manniaHn',' v
Fleming Brothers. Yours WIN I',x
FLEMING BROS. ,..l,,l.,
Dear Sirs :-EncloScd you vii mo- ono - -,
for which you Will please scnG ~. lh.', ,,', I.Tr
DIR. &. acl.a liver Pulls Iun' -.
received the pay for the last two l''t,i -, 80.
ed and received would only 'al W.
done mc more good than could .nW, "a,
feel much better now than ] have 'O'
years mast, Yours truly,
'''"' P1'" EYy. rTh srhyrn
West naBdlAEe. ~
AVOID SuUNTERFEITs! ssna ~, s's 4
and we viii send you boy T"tIrn h4 ., : Iiy,.
the genuine Dr. G. MclIne e''Uf'''
pills AMI eight hapdsGme cafls ,.,,- n.
FT.EHlSG BROS. ''"'''"~
For Sale by retail druggi,u. -
sure tho McLano's PILL yoa boy
mado Mt Pittsburgh, Pa. 'LS co.,
terfaits arc mndo Mt ST. L"u'''
and Wheeling. W. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28

dny and not feel HUNTING DRESS frf' l.
fatigued. In England it is quite the custom
for ladies in high life to go with their nus,
bands and relatives on long shooting AMI
hunting trips. Aristocratic parties are regu,
larry made up for month or SIX weeks
shooting
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28

walking dresses as
well ON long coun-
try tramps. II so,
nothing more is to
be desired. The era
Of reform in wom-
ans dress will not
long be delayed.
The costume in
Fig. l is made OF
light and d ark
brown hecked
clOt u Llllllileu
with velvet. The
bodice opens overt
a leather waist
coat, leather gait
ers and checked
tweed hat. In such
a light, loose dress
as this Il woman
might tramp all
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28
SIZE FELr SLIGHTED.

Mamma" said an innocent Of 5years old,
"when grow to be woman, will get mar
red and have a weddingr
~ hope so, my dear. Why do you askF
said mother.
Because, mamma, shan't ask you TO my
wedding"
"No! Why not, Manner
"Why, mamma, you didn't ask me to
yours"
DISCHARGED.
Magistrate-The young woman says that
your continued staring at her annoyed her
excessively.
PrSOner-I never Intentionally annoyed a
woman in my life, your honor.
MagiStrate-Then why did you stare at her
so persiStently'
P.iso.,a- poeauso oLe 10 pretty and /
couldn't help it.
Young Woman-Let him 60, judse.-Life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28

"Yes," said passenger in a street car, who
was arguing with friend, some men are
born great, others achieve greatness, and
Forne"-just then lurch Of the car landed n
fat woman in his lap-"and some, he con
concluded, "have greatness thrust upon
Ah..nn, y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28
JOttings From Life.
soup.
A LIVING ILLUSTRATION.

First Passenger-Well, old boy, what's VI
this afternoon. Second Passenger-All bu;
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-28
CUTlCtRA REMEDIr>

Z. q. BOX To-. Nra l". ~ : t,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

railroads ---revel In the mountainous scenery and
the unbroken wilderness Of this old mining region.
and come down Sunday night Or II prefsrsois. %
can wait till Monday morning breakfast q the
hotel and sill get TO his Office BY little after
o'clock; The regular round trip fare % - o.
E1cnr.ions are run every week or two in Whicn
the rate 10 cut to ~ IS.
trio OF equal length in a opposite direction Tor
sunday or week. day, - to take tho Norwich
Line, whose boats leave Pier No 80 At o'clock IN
Inc evening. and go to New London. Whsn people
are :weltering through tho hot nights Of tho city
twe blankets are . necessity ON the Sound. Once
IN New-Lond0n the day can lie spent sailing about
its MAGNIFICENT harbor. dining at the Pequot Hotel
with its mrrounding city Of cottages, or in OK
pl0rnR old Fort Griswold. or Groton HetghtA
where Arnods men cut and slashod tho Con
nccticut farmers in tho Revolutionary War. IL the
inhofatigable sightseer wants to travel further
there are excursion boats 20 Watch Hill, Block
Island and Shelter Island, thus giving him
cnoic- OF watering places in three States Inc
return boat leaves New-London ut midnight and
lands the traveller IN New-York at O'Clock in the
corning, after wel-spent holiday. refreshed and
ready for business. The fare Is 81 ~ each way
sometimes excursion tickets are sold at reduced
With all these hastily sketched trips awaiting
nm, along with maCy Others IN all possible COM
pnations each Obtanable at . small expenditure IN
tlino and money, 1t 10 difficult 10 see why tho
New Yorker should not make the homo city his
haze Of operations in tho summers search for
Enjoyment and minimum temperature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

VIVA evident they we're winding up the clock.
II was not until nfterwaId that learned what
really had occurred The clock should have
been wound up the day before I; but the men
whose duty it w:s 20 do the winding had over
looked their work, and the oversight VIVA not
discovered till late at night AfmiJ that the
clock would run down, and that they should be
blamed, they lad csme to the cathedral earlier
than usual to rect;fy the error. Had it not been
for their neglect of duty. the weight would not
have descended nearly 80 far az it did toward
the bottom Of the shaft while, had their visit
been DELAYED but a little longer, they would
assuredly bave found the clock already stopped
stopped by a cause which now l shudder 10
think of. Then-at that moment of relief
thought of nothing clearly Giddy, bewildered
reelng with wild sense Of deliveance, the
prolonged oppression of my sOnl found vent LII
q loud, long and ringing cry.
| remember little more, and that cOnfusedy
| have some dim memory of IN interval OF Il.
lcncp, broken by voices outside my prison Of
the sudden opening of the door OF binding
light of q group of several forms without. !
seem to remember also that there were cries OF
wonder a. | staggered from my narrow lodging
and fell fainting into the aims of my deliverers.
But these things are tn me a. the shadows OF q
dream The rushing darkness returned upon
me- and for many hours | knew no more.
Such ia the story of any strange adventure
I greatly doubt whether in all the chapter OF
accidents In history n stranger can be found
! have already stated that il truth is known
to several persons. AMI that the strict accuracy
of nv account can i've verified 10y simple in
QUiry -(ArcO-y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
THE INGENIOUS SyiKE.

Tho for snake stories well aud thus
far trro has heen no lack Of thrilling literature the
subject cOrrespOu lent from Jasper OwnshtY who
IS too modest To sixn his name. for somewhat
der his immediate observation this spring. Although
contrary TO tho rule made and provided
communication he Herad. q cOnscept iOus news
draws the line OK lis objections at anake stOrios
The Jasper Township r~ptiie belongs to that clsse
known blue racers and its length Is four AMI half
feet There In the aid her cali,
which latter innocent has been he sufferer y
Our aIthOrty savs that up 10 the last month the CALI
which running in the pastdrs with mother proc
pered ana waxed tat suddenly II began TO fall away.
AMI coatnusi on the down grade until IL was too veal
To follow the He cOull divine the Ut toe
calf II attacked the seat of nonrishineDt with toe
greatest aviiy. But notwithstanding its apparently
healthy aDp-ttct kept losing ssh and strength uotu
tho farmer concluded that the robbing he OWE
offspring by taking the benefit oi her milk There
upon he concluded Ia conceal himself and watch the
actions Of tue an her treatment o. the calf. a0e
trsf having got the cali b fering good shAI Fol-
few moments all werf we'll. Presently. however. .
snake approaching the animals ve.y slowly amt
with great caution. IL novel forward until II va
directly under aud then with sudden spring
colef tae around her thigh leaving its head and al
free from the coil. Now tho strange part Of the
story. BY Rapid movement which the spectator could
the teat and the tail the snake - nhortod a.
substitute. As long as he could endure tue atget the
snakes attention divided between stealing the III
for telf and ooline the calf with lis tall This COW In
meantime stood perfectly still and aid attention
the little game ~ nnesss which bong piaye 20
des, rpOn OF tae way he killed the snake bot fustles
than tho observation that its tail had been bsiy
bunted and ca louse by the suction Ia tho cars mouth
tile rest OF the story has nc special point OF nsrit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
CURRENT ANECDOTES
FAVE raSY ssss srsBBrxss

- Tb Dstyetf 1res Pvua
~ " .h 81 . s 1922 E: sss rsi eses 49, -
lag osA ras b Nth hene 10 sne inisss1 q - ee
Thcy Just fst sAat tAsy had aplishod rs tAlsG
and were consequently qsfe slsssd Thsy hsA eeesseag
tssss 49, n TIE waitog room bsioss ~ eSl nae
We ; ~: Hcs ssst run N.ry PAN. r.cssfca
this hail country."
Nevse beard Of en-" nufsy replied the nas
Yoe ooeC! Lnr ..ee ma bet !: THAT'S asesoiohdaet
Never. wnss Y IL sayhowr'
Wy re ne elese.t lot Of vsssr you fan.
why. 10 maEes fclks shiver to look Ct IT,
"esnsnisr tass soas OF the papers have svse msns
haven't Why. them fall. Ia. bin shsrs TO. sAss-
wasn'tis rsshst dam broke iooss. Or ssessasaa
Of that s0rtf'
No. stree, That a., water keeps pouring and ro.rias
Must have been trick abJat IT," esreiassly o6.
served the cynia real thips thersd b SOM
sxcites.snt about It. You doat drinEr
NO drtokt rye never drunk drop 10 ny ufe~
well. It's too bad Any ono who viii svindle IN oil
man like yOr on xht n 10 horsewbpped."
-swindledi UV you purtsnd there hsn's no NJ agry
h. heard a., e any such thing replied the ma. -
Fay. Hammer" rer Lei the old be turned to his
wife after awhile: did you hear thsfr
Every word"
say. whom Va GIT homo we'll keep mum until ~
stsbDins aud fool around AMI n therers NieRy
Fals II we've been fooled wenont want 10 be 1aed 81
Ms all rsatwe kin do our blowing whsn re sate srd
VIII count Don't aay Goat Island mon Hors sie
nor Bridal Vail 10 Twin soul vnirws mud oct 9hetnse
that singer ale oew to hcsds the show W. al
right and wath the money"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
THE LASr kESORf.


was there man over to yOu about buvina yes
piacs asked IN old Dakota settler living Estelns
OF his sou.
Yes"
Eastern spoc'latori"
Yes: be from New York"
That's the hest place he could come from. Did yso
unloai on himr
NO"
Dfd:. heyf thousht got Jon learned how To WORT
IT. sposs y0u went like blame fool and rot tell
him bout striking coal when yer CELLAR Never
said word conccrnn tho Indications Of gold as1 slvSe
In the crick or tho"
Hold o. father mentioned all these things. and
said there was copper noe by the snsd. and
all he'd got 10 do was " bore for natural gas and still
he wouldn't take IT,"
Is that sol Glad 10 know yoa remembered my teach.
ines We strise en- that way once IL hile but
st you shouldn't o lot HIN got away: you ortsr In
vited him 70 sy TO dinu-r ant then hun tho
taru aud into poker and skinned him Of what
cash no had and rart O' his high priced jsw'lry! tell
you, my Sod yer Old Gai never ha Of tho advAnt
ages these New YORK spectator had but he's found IN
honest man has got 10 work moron scheme Of he
mak-s living. II you'd Played q square game on hts,
and not worked 10 moren couple OF extra aces and
three or four Jacks. might well landed
fim-Fve done II several times Ia my life."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
Water Runs Down

Hill and Just naturally fe aud strength eAns4
nv taking Hoods sarsSparllA The peculiar toains purify
ing and vita1ns qualities Of h successfnl medicine ~
felt system expsnS dssass nd ~.
ing quich healthy TO every sasr hsa
any disease blood stomach dsorsf. d0calV vA
the liver and kidneys Try ths peculiar nsdtetn~ Assfs
ssrsaparillA Be sure 70 get HsodA Take 10 otAse.
have taken Hoods sarsapars for dyspsssis md -
tonic with the most bsnedciAi rsssl havs ~
used for rheumatism with the god ssc& rsCnsd =
ONE Of III. very family medcins anA wea - wngV
be without It," A. b. GU kRY. ProvtisncA Il
"Ihave bcen usnG Hoois sarsspara Tor adsssess -
liver trouble II has greatly bensateA "A - hnk
fully good medicine - claimed" l. D. ca nnsSe
chief engineer nre dept. ssosinSt"a' Coma
Hoods Sarsapavllla
sold BIZ all draxsista q; ssx for -. PFsoessa ~
c. T. HOOD 4 co, ApsshsesrisA Lowell AAa
100 Deees o. RAll92 !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25

BoupoIR REFLECTIONS, BIZ A YOUN9 LADa
or :. CERTAIN AGE"-Irs easier 70 got Jour back hai4
tnnn your hair back -tJudy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-10
ANOTHER GREAT MAN GONE.

One By one the great Generals Of thu
late Civil War are falling. The people hac
scarcely ceased the universal mourning fol
Ger eral ULYSSES S. GRANT, until they wert
summoned to follow the remains Of Genera
GgORE B. MCCLELLAN to the place o.
sepul,ure. Yesterday the sad and unex
pected news flashed over the wires ths'
General WINFIELD SCoTT Hancock hsC
suddenly been stricken down.
General HANCOCK was a representative
Of one of the strongest types Of American
manhood and showed marked ability il
everything he undertook. But he will bt
best known az a soldier, brave and success
tul. The prime Of his life has been spent
in the army. Like OTHELLO, his dearest
action has been used in the tented field.
There is some similarity between the
careers Of Hancock and MCCLELLAN,
Both were candidates for the Presidency
and both failed Of election. Both were
leaders Of powerful armies. But the dis
similarity il in this MeCLELLAN's mill,
tary career Was clossd just about
the time when he should
have reached out his hand
to receive the ~laurels; HANCOCK Was left
unhiudered to run his course and reap the
honors that fell to the victorious soldier.
Also, both lived Democrats in name and
in deed, and died firm believers in the
grsndness of Democratic principles.
Asinthe death of THoNAsA HENDRICKS,
so in The death OF General HANCOCK the
Democratic party loses a stauuch pillar.
Not Democrats alone, but the people Of
this whole country will lament this
loss. 1t was for the whole country that
General Hancock lived and for its preser-
walton that he fought upon many a battle
field. The people honored him living, and
they will mourn for him dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-10
HOW CRIrICs pIFFER.

This Is an exceedingly hypercritieAl age
A great many men Of literary attainment.
and a great many men who think they
know something shout literature, whether
they can write 3 paragraph or not set up
a standard Of their own and proceed to
give g critique of some book that is calling
the attention of the people. II the name
of the author is unknown, it Is really
curious to see the different conclusions ar
rived at. Sometimes the writings Of the
most distinguished authors will be scathing-
" criticised and when the knowing critic
comes to find out his mistake he silently
crawls back into his shell.
As an example of the many conclusions
70 which the different standards adopted
by critics lead them, the guesses made
n regard to the authorship Of the New
King Arthur" are quite interesting. Messrs.
FUNK & WAGNALLs, the publishers, in
order to try an experiment upon the diver
.;ty Of opinion among critics have offered
: nr;zs OF 81 900 to the one who names tn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-10

OvR Martins Ferry news yesterday
morning gave the words OF q ~welEkno"r
mailer IS saying concerning the nail situa
non: Our motto is twenty-one cents and
q clean factory to start on. We willmake
uailers of the feeders who stood by US and
will make feeders out Of iron.
This, If we understand it, means that the
fssdsrs who are still out on The strike are
To become n~ailers, and seltteeding ma
chimes are to be introduced in order todis-
pspse with feeders altogether. The latter
statement does not at sIl seem consistent
tor a locked out mailer to make, and We
do not believe it expresses the sentiment
Of the nailers. In introducing ss~lt-teedlng
machines they would but be depriving tel
lov-lsborers Of a chance of making a Inv
ing for themselves and families. With the
great number Of men out of employment
in different parts Of the country It Is often
urysd that it would be much better we're
there less la6or-saung machinery in use,
and there is doubtless much foundation for
such an opinion.