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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
THE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD
SPRINGS.
An Eminest Physician Reads PAM.
Greet Interest Bsfore the Intsr,,,,.,s,
medical ConSrsss.

a, Eminent Physician Reads /, p.
Greet Iutsrsst Before the Ia,sr,,,,sSs
Medical congrsss.
Al the Ninth International Nsdia, o,,
DR.. l. A. Toboldt, o. the university Of P.nn.e,
van srss;ed With Carlsbad Water USs .. thirty
deTed Carlsbad sprudel ealt fer thronic ed sos'
nstion. hypochondria, disease Of he Nr easl,
Ridne2s, jaundice, adiposis diabetss S,a and
frOm vsisuiar heart dis sse, dyspepsia ests,yI
.,c,,sch or spleen, children Win rs, " me
.s,rs rbeumatism OF The joinpl s,s,.i ~mN
ssSartv .xix were entirely cured, thtes ~, ec,
nrore3. and one not treated long eaon,S I'M
sse dine Of treatment, four weeky In a, 'e !,
tSese cases no particular diet vas prtsriac y
the , Sos carabsid Mineral Wsf 81 Dis psPsr
ne city al Carlsbad. being he nsm,si D,Os "
q mnch 10 be preferred where The onsn,;,u
.sisr IL no objection, partit ulai, in si.e. y,
the atomich Whenever the quantity ~ s.,ss =.
cannot be taken (as when away 'rom home, tsa
LII snsSer He states that The Eff, 'S "a
wsier md Powder sprudel salt is "a 10 ,s, VIZ
nm N INDEPENDENTLY OF any sdIupct, AZ 49,,
,ynssnt such Is diet and eSertie she,he, 49, 49,
M or celd, claiming even an advantage 49,
taken cold, o. IL acts more decidedly purss.
i've, and that that u ns hT sSs given , SSd ne
No nurrstiye action 10 desired. The Cos. or hs
-.ter ev5ploytd was two tunhl.rfnIs h,ta.e
hrcst fsst aud one or two during the dav Ths
Sose of SAIL "a teaspoonful three times Az
SiSoiyec In wafer. Whenever q stronger sc,,o,
e. defined the Powder sprudel SAIL ssould ~
used in connection With the water The GNU.
INK article Ii bottled under the Supervision q,
The city Of Carlsbad and has the seal al tSs CO..
and the signature OF "Eisntr 4 Nendclson Co Z
soie agents for the United States ON The necl n,
avery bottle. AL Others arc uortbl-n imi,s'
tions. The genuine Is never fod in bulk. one
Bottle oil the genuine Imported Carlsbad Sail
Powder Will De malice; pSsSes pad, upon re
table Of cases mailed TO any scdnss upon appli.
cation TO the agents ef The Carlsbad Sntiny
Eisner a Mendelson Company, Barclay slnel,
New York
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
wHrErI ra REGISTER SUNDAY JUNE II, 1sss-s1x PAGES

sc. Clairsville on the Fourth of July.
The Democratic county convention will be
held on that day, and grand o!d-issn,
Toned Democratic gathering will be held
upon the fair grounds. Boston +. Young,
Democratic candidate for Secretary OF
State, will be present and Q committee mas
been appointed to wait upon Jndge Thur
man and endeaycr to secure his presence.
Word has been received from all parts oil
the county that all the Democrats are COM
ing. Several bands Of music have been en-
gagged, and everybody is invited TO come
and Join in the love feast.
James Singer, of Bsnwood, was in town
0n Friday shaking hands with friends.
@. w. Troll left last night for Chicago 10
take in the convention.
Benjamin Heston, Of Wheeling Valley,
was arrested on Thursday by Marshal
Doyle, on a warrant sworn ont by nus
wife, charging him with malicious Islander.
On Friday before Mayor George Linn, he
entered plea of guilty and was hned 30
and costs and five days in Jail. Hesson
was former resident Of Wheeling. !.
Charles Collins, one of our oldest anu
most respected citizens, died on Friday
morning.
Wheeling should send out large delega-
ton to the Democratic picnic on the Fourth
of July. :.
John NJ. Danford, who has been In
town during the week. returned to Bellaire
to-day. John is first-class newspaper
man, and we are glad to see him 50 mucn
improved in health.
Rev. J. II. Haskell, Of Cleveland, was
in town this week.
Mr.. Rufus P. Rose and Miss Emma sat
ton we're married at the residence Of the
brides parents on Thursday evening.
May love, Joy, peace, these three,
Dwell DER their lives in unity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17

A QUESTION brought ont recently inter
ests all our readers. IL is simply this: rs
tea drinking detrimental to the teeth?
The query is provoked by recent article
in the British Medical Journal The the
ory il advanced by the leaned writer oil
the article that the beverage causes hyper
..mia in the tooth saes leading to inham-
nation. A New York Times reporter IN
terviewed leading dental and medical au-
thorities, and to a man they laughed the
subject out of court These "scarss" occur
every few years. Most older people will
recall the sensation made some twenty-five
years ago by the newly advanced theory
that saleratus caused the teeth to decay.
For many time sensible people stunned
biscuits and all food preparations in which
ssleratus plaped part 1t was not long,
however, before fear gave way to appetite
and extended to the toOthsOme biscuit the
welcome il deserved. There is growing
IMPRESSION that the microbe. in-ths'iee
scare of last winter belongs 10 the same
category with the saleratus and tea rights.
However, people love to be frightened,
lust as Barnum said they loved to be ham,
bugged. We do not apprshend marked
decrease in the consumption of tea.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
FINDLAY's INDUSTRIES.

suseicl Correspondence Of he Sunday Register.
FINDLAY, o., June 15.-Findlay is
CITY of from Is, 900 to 10000 inhabitants.
It's principal industries are glass factories,
blaming mills and brick yards. There is
one small rolling mill and wire nail
factory in operation. The advantages and
are first, free gas to all man
ufactories and cheap fuel and light to the
private consumer. Private consumers pay
so cents per month for a stove while in use,
aud cents per month for each light. The
gas is owned and controlled principally by
the city and is produced from wells loca-
ted within the city limits, although
the city has leased considerable
territory outside of the corporation.
Work in the building line is plenty, but
there are hundreds to do it, caused by the
crowding in of foreign workmen from ad-
Joining towns and cities. Mechanics wages
are from 5 to 20 per cent. less here than
with Won along the Ohio river. Houses
are scarce and rent high, especially so In
the convenient part Of the city the rent IS
from Is to 33per cent. Of the original cost
of property. There is at the present time
lots of families here boarding that cannot
oct houses at any price. In great many
instances where they do get them they are
from two to three miles from their work.
The various businesses are overdone, and
in my judgment, having paid particular
attention to the various interests OF the
city, 1 can see no particular profit here for
any one, except it be those who are manu-.
featuring goods of which fuel is special
item of cost. The real estate is ut its best
now, with the exception Of some few local
tiles
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
ST. CLAIRsyILLE NOTES.

Special Correspondence Of DC !sHpdGg ReoiSr.
ST. 0LAIRsYILLE, June 16.-The ice
cream and strawberry festival at the court
house hall on Friday evening by the ladies
of the Presbyterian Church was grand
success, and about seventy dollars was
cleared.
Ora Hall, little daughter Of John P.
Hall, entertained twenty Of her little girl
friends in a handsome manner Friday even
ing, il being her birthday.
Prof Charles E. Hughes, Of the REGIS
TER ofice, was in town part Of this
week
Mr.. z. G. Enoch, of this place, started
on Western trip yesterday evening.
The sensational libel suit Of Edward Lee
vitte against Haulan Bros & Co., editors
of the GAINESVILLE Republican,, has been oc-
cupying the attention Of the Common
Pleas Court during the past three days,
and at this writing the jury have not
agreed upon verdict.
TIE old court house has bean entirely
torn down.
There viii no doubt BE- large crowd at
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
wELLsBURG.
,,,.i,, o,rr,x,oyd,ues Of ne s,nd0y ReOiser.

Speeicl Correspondence Of ne SEndGy Re0iss.
WELIsBURG, June 16.-Ths marriage OF
Miss Fannie Tarr to Mr.. Cam. TAR, OF
Leavenworth, Kas., will take place at the
residence of the brides father, Hon. W. III.
Tarr, on Main street, on Wednesday morn
ing next.
Miss Minnie Gasmire, of Wheeling, has
been the guest fsr some time past OF her
uncle, Mr.. Henry Gasmire, on Pleasant Az
enne.
Clerk of the Circuit Court S. P. Lazear
was called from his post Of duty this week
by the serious illness Of his mother in the
country.
Messrs. Hebrank, Dlrrah, woodS aud
Davenport, of Wheeling, were mp one day
this week trying their luck in Batfdlo Creek
for baSs.
Col. Alex. Campbell and wife left yes
terday for Australis, via San Francisco.
The Democratic County Executive Com
mittee met this afternoon and ratified the
nominations made at the primaries last
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
He Continues TO Wave.
Ne'V York Sa


The Republicans, following in the foot
steps of the gentle Foraker, seem to have
determined that Mr.. Thurman shall be a
special object of their abuse during the
campaign. When the ball gets well to
rolling we shall doubtless hear that this ven
cradle and patriotic man Is infrm in body,
imbecile in mind, q drunksrd from his
cradle, q confirmed wife-beater, sym
pathizer with rebellion, q deyourer Of
colored babes, and habitual 'prigger'
of red bandana wipes"
Let her 20, Foraker, let her goi The
more Republican puppies, Tray, Blanche
and Sweetheart, bark and snap at the
heels of this old lion the better. Allen
Cranberry Thurman is fortunate enough to
possess character, intellectual and moral,
such 81 make the silly attacks Of his OPP
pouents food for inextiDguishable laugh
ter. Splitting calumnies at him is a6out
as useful aud successful an employ as
trying to knock down the Pyramids with
a bean shooter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
A Fair Statement.


For a quarter of a century we have
maintained the highest tariff in the world
on the pretense that it nourished our in
dustries and kept up the wages OF labor.
Under that tariff we had the worse panics
and the seyerest industrial and business
orostrations that ever afflicted this coun-
try. Who has forgotten how this tariff
failed TO feed the homeless and starving
trsmps who swsrmed upon all the high
ways of the land for years after the crash
Of 1873? Yet now, when Mr.. John Gus
tisvasety is advertising in the Eastern pa
pers for work for 800 of his Italian fellow
couutrymen at 60 cents day, the average
paid in Pennsylvania's protected ore beds,
we are told that any interference with the
trust subsidies and monopoly extortions
guaranteed by our tariff will reduce the
wages of labor to the pauper basis OF
Europe ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17

other connection with the city except vo-
ing. This would be sn extreme case, but
We think there would be no dispute or
doubt about it among lawyers. It's need
less to say, however, that such citizen
would have to comply with the provisions
Of the registration Law like all other voters.
But he could have himself registered at
the proper time without personally appear
ing before board Of registry.
"Ths papers which say that President
CLEVELAND has lost bis citizenship Ia this
state and his right to vote here, base this
statement on two allegations. In the
language OF one of them he had his
laame stricken from the tax list on the
APPROXIMATION that he was no longer a res
ident OF Buffslo sod did not intend
to again bse>ue one.' This statement
involves Misrepresentation Of facts
and ignorance Sof the law. For years
past the President has had no per
personal property in BnffAlo, and therefore
has not been obliged to pay personal
property tax in this city. But, we be
ieve he still owns some real estate here OF
which he pays taxes, as a matter of course
Thus far no one has made the charge thai
he has failed to pay taxes lawfully required
of him. Every intelligent citizen ought Il
know, and most intelligent citizens d.
know, that person may be a taxpsye
without being citizen of the State anc
voter, and that there are many citizsn
aud voters who are not taxpayers.
"rhe second allegation is that the Pre-,
ident has become citizen Of the Distric
of Columbia by the purchase of hons
there and has thus ceased to be eitizsl
of New York. 1t may be sufficient to 50.
that members of Congress, members of tn
Cabinet and other officers of the Govern
msnt often buy houses in Washington TO
PERSONAL use or investment, or both, anC
in no case is their state citizenship affected
thereby. President CLEVELAND has nevs
expressed an intention to hyepsrmanentl.
in Washington or to stay there for any con
siderable period after his retirement from
office, whether at the end Of the present o
of the next presidential term"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
MoUNDsvILLE NEWS.

M0USDsyILLE, W. Va, June 16.-The
Tiolent wind and rain storm Thursday
evening done great deal of damage in
and near Moundsville TO the fruit treeo
and corn. In some instances whole fields
Of corn viii have to he replanted.
The 7. L. E. NJ. s. gave an entertain
nent in Masonic Hall on Thursday even
ing, which was largely attended. The
following was the programme for the
evening: Music, String Band; reading,
Mrs. Oscar Wright; vocal duet, Misses
Estelle and Belle Martin; dialogue. miles
Stsndish's Courtship;" mnsie, Mis- Ella
Roger; recitation, w. B. Mathews; vocal
duet, Misses Annie Bardall and Lena
Henderson; music, String Band; recita-
ton, Miss Gracie WharTy.
The freight runs on the Ohio River road
is greater than ever heretofore.
Oar genial ticket agent on the o. r. r.
when procuring his marriage license this
week had TO take several friends with him
to certify hefor Clerk Finn Of bis being st
least twenty-one years Of age, before a
license wonld be grained him.
The Church OF God people have leased
that beautiful spot, Thompson's Grove,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
A ssurian Raids a Poultry Yard.

Recently a great uproar was heard In
the hen ward Of Mrs. Morsgne, at Palatka,
Fla, in the upper part of town. Lanterns
were lit and two of the boys went out TO
investigate. In the center Of the yard was
Sound . fall grown gator, struggling to
swallow a big goose. 1t hsd been nearly
half swallowed, but the geose's struggles
had bothered the saurisn, and BE
anneared very much non-plussed
and decidedly. displeased. When
The rays of the lantern were flashed, with
the goose still held In his mouth and strug-
Cling wildly, he chrsged at the boys and
swept bis tail around with terrible sTisa-
The lads jumped just in time to avoid Its
force, bat the lantern was hit, snyeripg
il into q thousand pieces. Inc boys
scrambled on two big kerosene barrels
thai were near By that were used as par
rel tanks, as they did not care to tackle
the mad 'gster in the dark
Hearing their cries young lady VINO
WAS visiting them from Georgia came
ont with another light. The gator was
still standing guard, but while his weather
eve was on his prisoners he had made good
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
PRESIDENT CLEvELAND'S CITI-
ZENSHIP.

There seems to be some honest doubt rs
to whether or not President CLEVELAND
is now entitled to the rights of citizenship
in New York, and whether or not DAN
DoUGHERrY made mistake when he
smoke the words that set the National
Democratic Convention wild: 81 nominate
GROVER CLEERLAND, of New York"
Mr.. CLEvELAND's home paper, the Buff
falo Courier has set all these doubts at rest.
Mr.. CLEVELAND is q citizen Of New York,
aad can 90 home next November and vote
for himself.
1.-THE most recent election at which Mr..
CLEVELAND voted in this city," says the
Courier twas that of 1885, when Govern
or and other State officers and local officers
were chosen. He was then President OF
the United States. He had been absent
from the city nearly three years, and dur
ing that time had not been ut his former
place of residence except, perhaps, for q
brief call. No one then questioned
and no one has questioned since,
Mr.. CLEvELAND's right to vote at
that election. The State Constitution says
that citizen, to be a qualified voter, must
have been an inhabitant of the State one
year next preceding the election and the
last four months resident OF the county
and the last thirty days resident Of the
=
election district in which he may offer his
vote. In this State every qualified voter
Is a citizen but not every citizen is voter.
The right of citizenship and the right to
vote are entirely distinct. A citizen OF
New York cannot divsst himself Of his
State citizenship otherwise than becoming
either citizen Of some other part OF the
United States, or by becoming citizen or
subject of foreign State. He may leave
the country and live abroad many years II
permanently. But that fact itself would
no more affect his State citizenship than
his status as 3 citizen of the United
States"
Then the Courier quotes q clincher%
1.-THE State Constitution says that for the
purpose Of rotiRg no person shall be deemed
to have gained or lost o residence, by
reason of his presence or absence while en-
ployed in the service of the United States.
Under this provision Buffalo man would
retain his residence here for the purpose Of
rOtisg if he were appointed to q life Office
at washingtOn-say federal judgeship-
and with his family moved to that city to
live there permanently. He might an
nualIy come to this city and vote here,
and no one could legally and effsctual-
ly challenge his vote. He need not
actually live thirty days in the cleo
ton district He might arrive after
the opening of the polls and leave the
town before they are closed and have no
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17

use of his time, for naught remained Of the
goose save q few feathers IN the saurian's
mouth. His expression seemed to say;
'Goose was good; boys would be better"
The youngsters jumped for fence-rails
when they secured light, and while the
plucky young lady held the light they dis
patched the despoilsr Of their poultry,
yard. The gator was game, however, ana
be made the boys step around pretty
lively to avoid his flying tail.
Odds were against him, and In ten or NJ
teen minutes he was q gone saurian; ne
measured nearly eight feet in length, the
laws having width Of three feet when
fully opened. ~
The hen yard was located near q small
creek which ran through swamp, which
explained the reptiles presence there. he
probably was very hungry and forgot MS
usual timidity.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17

The wonderful extent TO which immi-
grafton to this country has reached Is shown
In the fact in 1920 there were but 5000
arrivals while this year will show nearly
one million. The total immigration to
this country since 1920 amounts to nearly
Is, 900, 600 people, and the effect OF thi'
wonderful foreign increase on our POpula-
ton has been as great on ourselves as on
them, in that many of our institution have
been made to conform largely to their
ideas. and Others are still undergoing
change in that direction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17

.,., n. rivsr to hold camp-mssting there
sons time in July. ox-.r.I.v ~
Msrshali county are multiplying LILY Us.
The Masonic fraternity VIII noao P'0A'S
at Carts Grove on June 25th: a
The Normal school under Mlihams .
parsons il progressing nicely. the tescn'
era attending ire delighted Win tneaf M
structors' methods. ar
Psv. Mr.. Pomeroy, former pastor OF INC
prssbvter;su church of this place, iase o.
Es;rS;sv will lecture in the Court House
" Tn.dsy isunday is children's day In the
s;,arsor NJ E. Church. ALI are invited
to attend. -, =, Ia th;.
vaar earlier than usual. 1t begins July
30th. 49, .;,k.t
agent, has charge Of the office here auiios
the absence of Mr.. Cans on Dr.dAi you.
Mira Will Ramble, OF Wheeling w.
visiting here this week.
DIR. John Frissell and wife were goeS's
of Jos. W. Gallsher. -.
Raw Mr. Mead, of Richmond, Va, nas
,ace;ved a call from the vestry OF Trinity
church of this place, and it is to be nopeo
hs viii accept the call. Mr.. Mead u 9
grandson of the late Bishop Mead, VINO u
we'll and favorably known to many;
Mr Bags, of Jersey City, and Wsitsi
King, of Cleveland, are guests OF ni'
Amanda Grey. p,r.
The many friends Of Mr.: Frank Blase'
Secretary of the Moundsville Coal WorKs'
nil be named to hear Of his serious indis-
position. "a,
Prof Joe Ksllar, of Wheeling. has quite
n large class in music here.
Picnic Saturday at Thompson was sue
cess. ,,.
Miss Mossie Woods, Of Miss Parran''
school, Ia home. 49,
John T. Gallaher is expected home from
Lafayette College this week.
Only one whisky case tried at TINS Tern
of court aud that from Ben wood, notWit n
standp we have our dozen saloons.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17

A PROMINENT French astronomer an
n,uuces that as the result of long eontin-
ued observations with powerful glasses, he
is positive that there are large canals in
process of construction on the planet
Mars. We've been wondering where DE
LEssEPs was for some time. This explains
his mysterious disappearance. He has
become Disguised with the French govern
ment in the Panama canal business, and
decided to seek Job up in Mars.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
Care of the Hair.

FeQuent brushing Of the hair is recon-
mended for its Improvement. The scalp
should be made to glow With the vigorous
uss of . stiff bristled brush, and thorough
brushing before going to bed Q. night is CON-
sidered to be of the utmost importance.
This gives gloss and sofiness, aud long hair
is in special need of 1t. Sage tea wss an
old-fashioned remedy for wetting the scalp
and preventing the hair from falling out
and il is still regarded as excellent. Am
monis and borsx are both used as invigor-
ators of the hair, but they should be used
only in small quantities, or they will do
more harm than good, for too much am
manis will inaame the scalp and too much
borsx will make tie hair dry and brittle.
Nor is soap good for the hair. The scalp
may be cleansed with the yolk Of an egg,
beaten in q very little water, and rubbed
well into the scalp, where it should be al
lowed to dry aud afterwards rinsei of
with warm water containing little am
monia. After the hair has been vet it
should be thoroughly dried before going
out into the open air. The scratching and
irritating of the scalp with = sharp toothed
comb should be avoided, and the same
danger ia TO belooked ont for in the use of
n metallic brush.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17

SENATOR THURMAN will visit wash
ipgton within few dsysard will probably
prolong his trip to New York. In the
autumn he make q trip to the Pacific
slope, delivering speeches in California
Oregon and Nevada, aud making Occa-
sional speeches along the route. He Is a
nrstty lively Old Roman after all.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17

Mr.. EDISON, the great inventor, has
turned his attention to the construction OF
a practical flying machine. His success
in this direction would not be near a.
wonderful as other things which he has ae'
complished.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17

WHAT will tbs ninth qulGce+clsl ma
tionsl convention of the Republican party.
to be held in the wicked city Of Chicago
two days hence, bring forth? What are
tbe wild waves saying?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17
An unnrecsden.ed Career.

In its career of over third Of . century
SOZODONT has scored greater success
than any other preparation for the teetn,
ever put upon any market. Its reputation
is really not supposifionsly universal. NO
dentritcs compares with 1t.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-17

IT turn - that the silver crown sent
70 JrryERson1 PAW, rom Jackson, Miss,
WAS nothing bat VI "~~Hnlc regaila