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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13

over this little country of FIVE and 81
halt square miles lives r..ar p,ris Is sol.
ant they sav NOT verv fer rom Death H.
leases the GirIaErel privileges of tbpsa.
gwh'iUr fables % company. in which
Pee himself owns considerable s.orl
After rryfnv him ms rent pavirr, OH
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13

means Of gelatine, on which the design is
carefully copied and then transferred upon
the etching ground by the usual process Of
acid baths. Another process, still more
artistic and giving = higher degree of ex-
actness, involves the destruction OF the
genuine note. The latter is fastened to
the steel plate By means known to the
craft and then the paper is soaked OF,
leaving the design slightly elevated on the
plate which Is then subjected 10 the etcL-
Ing praSss, very mach IA the way the .iuer
grade OF elrctrotyPes is made. Ot course.
this counterfeit can be readily dis,in-
guishe! from the work by hand. hl, it
takes an expert to do it, The general pub
ha l. usually taken in until the counter
felt is ~ posed
The professional counterfeiter, rarely, if
ever places his own work into circulation.
lie sells to what is known as the Second
party and the latter in turn 10 the
shower or layer down" Experienced
detectives claim that the second party"
Is rule, pays abOut - per cent. of the
face value Tor his queer stuff, and he in
turn sells to the shower at an advance OF
from Id 10 ~ per cent. The shower
generally travels in company wltha pa"
VINO carries the bulk OF the queer.
This is done in order that If the counter
felt is fastened upon the Shower" and
his arrest follows, and no other counter
tent IA found on his person, it relieves
him in measure from the suspicion
OF heing n professional. ~ The prices
paid vary, OF course, with the
greater or less degree of workmanship in
the counterfeit, and 20 il the manner Of
circulation adapted to the circumstances
Smaller notes are pretty generally circw-
lated without regard 10 unison IN action,
hut II hig bills have 10 be iloatrd arrange
meats are made By which the bulk of the
queer can he put in circulation simultau-
ecUsly-down to the minute in every
large city and in numerous places of each
city. This Isl done to ciscum vent any
teIrgraph.c pointers sent from one city to
another Of the discovery Of the couutcr.ei;
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands ny an East
India missionary the formula OF y simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
mancut cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat and
Lung Affections, also a positive and
radical cure for Nervous Debility aud
all Nervous Complaints, after having
tested it wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty
to make II known to his suffering fellows
Actuated 10y this motive and a desireto re,
Iieve human suffering. l will send free ol
charge. to all who desire it, this recipe, in
German, French or English, with full di.
rections for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, W. 4. MOVES, 1i9 PolCT'I
Block, Rochester, n, !,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
A FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE.
Body covered with Sores. Cured 10y
the IutICurn Remedies.

M,-,r.. SlErHEN. * Bn'NER, Monroe, y. C.
U.E. > AhuI, two months ago. uu yuu'
recommendations ! bouEhi bottle a. Duugr
Eo,p.Erut ole bon CuuCUut ~A,yo. and one rHk,
u' Iu'u.r soap Imy son. aged IuITrrruN,gr,
who .a- been afflicted with eczema fora .Dml
time. rud am pleased 'D say tHa, believe m,
rem, lies have GA eel hlu. III, sUG,rirn. NrT
intense, Dos head being mvarg u.N, hl- ears n,
ing gone except the urU>t!", and uis body nuiW
covered WIIa -rrr,. His condition was rriCh''u
90 behold. These srrc- hHycuow al disappeared
his SKIN Is healthy. eyes uGlgaI. cheerful, ia dis
position. H.d Is working every day. Ny neigh
npr- Hrr wi'rc,sy, To this 'CmHTkurlr cure. Hr,
tine 'un'lus ole, Hrr requested lu call %! writ
me. pT amy ufuy u,u.hhur-
Wa : STEPHENSON.
Winchester T. 49,. Union CO.. H.r.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
THE OLD SETTLER.
MS FIRST ACQUAINTANCE Win A MOD.
ERN SUPERSTITION.


intelligence of the mysterious affinity of
the white horse for the red headed girl. and
Their alleged inevitable contiguity was first
Brought 10 the Old Settler by an item in
the last issue Of the Clarion Bust Of Free
dom. aud he slapped his hand on his knee,
and, turning to the Squire, exclaimed.
/ "GDsht' lmighty, That 'splains su.upiu'
/ th't atiuz puzzled me That 'splajns it,
/ O'go~G, One o. my artist remcmbJr'urgs.
IA one THEN stick to me Ike burGock
+ ball to Sc cows tail a. long cz | hsy the
/ privilege o'wapderiu' on this mundane
sp'rr, "a R,xiluny Sholpunk, one O. Of
/ SGldrtrk Shu'punk's gals o. pebhly Hill,
way over on the borders o. the Sugar
Swamp deystrle' Dye member her,
squire
/ "ruNabIc giugery cz to disposition.
WANT She" said the Squire.
'EI,he-! replied the Old Settler
/ "D.du' take much To raise her dander,
mur,hrr, did u2' sall the Squire.
"A skyrockrt with mate" fetched tr
/ its tj,i reud ruuldn', at up NO easier nor
no sudi,nter, s.ii the Old SETTLER
Tine prrdomjneeria' outaroppiu' % her
/ topknDt we've red, want 3i2' arked the
Sguil.
'E.jder'n quart O. cranberry sas-r'
replied the O Il Settler. Til want
nsy,s uuta'u' seed or heeri on i'm the Su.
-lr swamp drest.iC th't were quite e.
/ h.aa.G' ,z IINanoy Sao,Punk'- head, mp
Co the time int uuuset Peter went on %
visit 20 Wild Glrder Ridge, an KEN back
. q s.vIr' tn't education IN ~uiIr Sggulp
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
HOW MONEY IS MADE.
what an Expert Has to Say About Couu
tcrfeItinC.

Them. The making" IL this case. Of
coa.ac, is understood in the sense
OF producing tie attractive specimens
uf the engrsver's art ~ green,
orange AID black. Otherwise the
'maNng' cones quite easy lar more than
the average citizen IL aware Of. Even the
more or lrss Cjuie work of the counter
ieiter Is the result Of Il laboriOus and pains
/ taking efforts of many weeks In detec-
/ tive stories one il wont to read that artists
OF the highest standing frequently lend
/ their genius 10 the production OF the
| queer, ~ hut this Is indigUantly denied by
I the legitimate artists.
7 "During my long career I have heard Of
/ but Nv" or three coed CngraveTs who had
/ to do wlth cOUnteTieIty,h said l.. !. Hatch,
/ formerly Of the Government Bureau OF En-
| craving and Printing, and now connected
/ with the Western Eank Note Company.
The good enerayer would scorn 10 eugag.
in such work. HIS standing as an artist aud
! Il citizen IL too high for that sort of thing
| Moreover, ! do not think that there is any
ore artist who combines in his person the
/ aptness for the three great specialtie4 OF
/ bankuO,e wUrE-the lettering, lathe and
scroll wCrk and picture engraving. E-pe-
, cially the latter speciality j, one IN which
/ the height ot art Is reached hy bul few In
/ fact, there are not more than SIN or eight
! proficient artists IN the hue Of blnkuutc
/ picture engraving in this country. aud
/ their service. are 50 wei paid that they
would DO worse than fools to throw their
talents away in criminal pursuits The
! bank note, as you see It-ui course, |
speak OF the design Only-is not the work
OF one ongTaytr, but OF four to each plate
at least. Each artist ergr2yes u part Of
the design and the different parts or dies
are united to one plate by On intricate and
delicate system Of transferring.
Ole cln readily gnjI an idea OF the
mnu'cur>s Of bank note work when II is
learned that il takes a GOOD cngrayrr from
- 90 80 days to complete the vigEstic.-
portrait or scene alone. Take, Tor in
stance, General Grants portrait in the
yjsuettc of tie : silver certificate, the
counterfeit o. which is iust now the talk
Drihe city. 4 careful scrutiny hy means
eta magnlyinr glass viii disclose that the
work, which upon first glance impressrs
one "a the result of miniature pcrtraIturc
in ink, consists OF multitude If delicate
~ engraved lines and dos which can only
be produced by the aid ola maguilyiug
glass
Each p0rlrII! requires q different com
bin3tI0n of Lines and dots TO harmonic
with The features OF the man portrayed. -
said Mr.. Hatch. There i 10 system OF
portrait engraving II an artist would al
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
ATroupt Mental.

Lady TO servant Matilda, have you
watered the flowers.
Matilda Suowball-Ees, mum, l done
watered EN- more'n two weeks ago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
CLEVELAND u PuTSEUGG 4. R.

Under schedule in eject Jamuary22, lSSs trNirS
leave Bridgeport Ohio, Central standard Time.
For Pittsburgh and Cleveland, hIO =. IL, %!
p. m For Pittsburgh. l0I5 q n. For Wells.
vile, al p N. F-f 5.ruhcu.!lC, So \ N.
For NaUiG.s Ferry. GiI u. n. Trains arrive -
Bridgeport IS 1.'3 = IN. Io.i2 m, rs . n a,
IS; q U'. h.'1 g r- . and o. g. p m myls
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
WHISTLES AND WHISTLERS.

WI.r Glsrrr1v.
WVJNTI ~ AND M'UISTI EDS
49, -
,amr of On. whl.tltnr That o.. Douc I'm "a
fg- Cf.v. TIM, Whistle as 4; ,r-,,r- in
r.fg-,f,rr,.
... SID.
........r....... o., ,r....r- mi. Oh, i,,,,,~
..al pE. played ny Wa''iIs5' ana ".'''t-
ling 'n the daily lite of q great city like
-''" '"'>'
W llaNN- IS Wa.SL.H, SllH q car driver
To- the reporter, ave couldn't get along "a,
all nm the crowded PARTS OF the city. where
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
DIT5BihU, CINCiTHhTI AhU ~,
I LnL-I. LALL- LNa IL 90

t"r1 HAGrIr Epgj"D Under schedule ~ pEsC
Soy.Hn.r li'E l>-r. ,rt.s .car, Wheeling. zen
TIA ~'eutud iiL". For SluIbruvi,n nad rus
nLrEh, G.a = m, 81 o. m. 80 y. in. FU
~iruH,uylI. sos p N. The G.ar a - ADJ.
'UH .. N. train make tirrg. Cnuu,rtiDa fuI
ru.U.IHI.. Cincinnati, indianapolis ana Chicago
The .l@5 =. m. ,rHlu makes direct connection
nr CD,unrus brH Chicago ISius arrive 4
Wheeling At f..h = L.. l1Ifs r.. 20" p. m srd
ruOp n myl7
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
~ UNWELC0ME TEODUAM


grown hard hearted: il int that We Irtn
rgat as glad to-day to see the prodlEt, come
back, and lust as lovingly anxious To vel
come him homo asevcT was anyhos.y IN the
18Th chapter OF Luke II is the manner
in which the prodigol son frequently
returns that throws a wet blanket over
the festivities of the welcome
When he comes down the road with hls
hat hanging on his ear aud his honds IN
his pockets; when he kicks the faithful
old house dog as he Lounges in It the gate
when he calls his father 'G0v'uor, aud
m. hired man Gull when he wants 70
/ kuow whats for dinner before he has
been in the house ten minutes; when he
ulves his elder brother twu fingers g
shake. and advises him to comb the hay
seed out of his hair, when he throws him
self into the easiest chair in the house,
perches his feet on the window SILL
aud announces that he'll TAX,
| q tub before dinner when he
comes back with generally
| to,riving air of good-tellowship about hin
and tries to make all the rest OF the family
| feel very easy and TeaSsured-ihen II Is
my son, that your father longs to run and
meet you while you are a great way OIL
and fall upon Your neck with pillow line
and welt you into state OF hecomiu.
| humility and penjtonce by the time that
Won are able to take of your hat 70 tn,
bound boy, and crawl mp the front steps t.
ask YOUR brother to shake hands wiki you
/ Good people are ius, as glad to-day As eve
/ they were, my son, to see the PTodlEa
come home, but 1t does rattle them lltt!'
10 see him come home in hack and asE
them to pay the driver and carry his bag
cage into into the house.
ROBERT J. BURDETTE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13

W. D. Hoyt 8. Co., Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists Of Rome, GA, say: We have
been selling Or. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bittcrs ard BUcklcn's Aruics
Salye TOR two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell SO well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures c2rrted by these
remedies in TINS city. Several cases of pro
uouucgi consumption have been entirely
cured by Use ola few bottles of Dr. King,
New Discovery, taken in connection viii
Electric Bit;crs. We guarantee them al
ways. GIG hY Logan Il GO
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
HNLMY STRING.

Eleanor wants to know why it Is
warmer in the spring than it is in thcwiu-
ter. Bless your simple soul, Eleanor, II
isn't not this spring.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13
quo RIVER RAILROAD.

tNA~ % -r.I /.
Drur %. Pass .-rr Agent
" NJ. CLEMENTS. MANAGE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13

Photography has seen it, best days IN
rnunteri,i,GC. There are special points
in Zach genuine note notably the tIuts OF
different color, which the photographer
cannot produce Bot there are methods
of operating on steel plates which expert
rauuteririters know how e hauile with
great drvterity and no mean quiity OF
workmanship. Two methods are especially
dangerous, because they produce the origl-
nal design with such eNactness that only
the quality OF the engraylng-likcin the re-
cent = silver ecrtitcate-lurniShes critic
ron to determine whether a note il coun-
terfrit or genuine. All this is, OF course,
said without reference to the quality and
texture OF the paper. For the experienced
coun;erieitcr, especially if he works in
smaller denominations OF currency, the
paper is not much Of an obstacle. He
knows how to age the bills 50 that they
have the appearance OF having been much
handled In the case OF bills of smaller
value which are not very closely scruu-
niz4d this artificial aging" is usually
sufficient to preclude detection.
One of the methods OF transferring is by
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-05-13

igesfrlr' an UOfhlu' higher to d, nutnrrr
thin Cubhy Jurtan's cream-coiorei mule.
Count o. his color more'n auythiu' else
they called that mule or Buttermilk. The
funny part O. him were the way he had q
turniu' mp long with Roxy Shotpuuk
Wherever she'd happen to be gaddin' to.
n got % De ~avin' 'r0uu tine swamp th't,
h'gash. ct Eaxy'd drop down on top O
S4uawkk@e hall, and that were q hi a
thousau' foot high, an straight mp an
down t. the side OF hErn, I'd unIy her T."
look arouu 60 see pN HuttermIk trotun
after her The mule We're Cd contrary e.
the AMY an ginger IL were h0uH to %
list the op site direction I'm the way ye
wanted him to no, an Sd got 60 hiun
Roxy 20 20 Wherever they wanted the
mule to drive to, an he'd gjt thar most e.
soon q she did. II were an am3Zjn' won
der how or Buttemilk uSety luller that
red head o. R0yy's 'roun them cltarjuS
"Wlll. ut loug I'm the spring
Roxy went % shIudig at Caleb Teeter's,
Young Ben Teeter made mp his mind th't
that red head O. RoNy's d be comfort n
piece o. property to line onter the Iee'er
clearin', an tuck 10 cottonlu' good an
strong 10 her that night e. a sort ettTteI
Sen want bad lookjn' chap, M. W en-
lone to'ardS mOrnin the sh!ndlg broke mp,
an Ben ast her IL he mOwt see her hum.
Roxy said he mowt The ShOtPUnk clear
in were two-miled I'm Teeter's by the
t,9'rv bark road. Ben toll Roxy th't
hem hitch the briudle steer TO the
stun drag an' yank her ham in st, le.
that helm the uuly establishment e. the
Testar clearin' KID turn ont in them days.
But Roxy said she'd Jest q leaf walk an. a
le,tle ruther. e. to that, e. the brindse
steer couldn't be handled unly by Ben a
rtdia' OF it, an Roxy didn't kcer to he
ellavanted hum sittin' al alone on stun
drag an her Teller straddle q the steer
th't were draggin' Of il. So Beo and her
started for RpNy's house aiOot. 1t were
darker'n the smoke often burnln tar
bari, an the footin' were q leetle onsar-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-23
INDUSTRY AND SCIENCE.

PUGET SOUND fir is taking the place of walnut, ash and mahogany for fine car work.
 CALIFORNIA expects a wine crop of 25,- oo0o00 gUllcns this year, an increase of S,0N.000 over last year.
 TIE Mexican State of Morelos offers 8. premium for the establishment of new in Gustrics, and grants exemption from taxa ton for the same for the term of five years.
 A TAMPA (FI2.) orange grower experi- mentod in a small way with packing oranges in dry S;,ud, and finds that some thus treated the first oI last December have kept as fresh as if just picked.
 THE Georgia fruit and vegetable growers have oVcrdouc the business this year. The market has been glutted, and they have lnado but little mcncy. Unless they can avail themselves of the Western markets they will havc to reduce operations.
 IT is noted of the industrial development of the South this year that, whlle the boom Ill iron mining is not repeated, a great many machinc-shops, stove factories and 1QundrlcS have been opened In investment Of capital this year, Alabama leads the way, having in the first six months started enterprises in which $14,@O,OOO represent solid money put into them. Next comes Kentucky and then Texas.
 THE German Sugar Manufacturers Jour nal says that a factory for the production of that wonderful product known as saccharine is now completed, and will be ready for work in a few weeks. It is To- cated in Westerhausen, Magdeburg. This coal-tar sugar, having a sweetening power three hundred times greater than cane sugar, it is said, will be used for mixing with glucose, and it is presumed will, in 9 large measure, dlsplace tho product of the cane for the same purpose.
 ONE of the best paid trades in the United States is that of the green glass blowers. It is said that the average wages of the men were twenty-five dollars per week, which is nearly double the average earn ings in many skilled trades. The men are employed for only ten months in the year, and enjoy two months vacation every year when the green-glass works are closed. The trade is well organized, and there is not much complaint of surplus labor in it. The main reason of the high wages of the men is the unhealthfulness of the trade and its great strain upon the constitution. There are very few old men among the blowers ill the green-g glass works.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-23
MATTERS OF MOMENT.

MORAL growth is of more consequence than purple and fine linen; and the ripen- ing of spiritual forces to unfold and perfume life and character must be made the pri- mary consideration.
 IT is certainly folly, if nothing worse, to attempt to live and dress beyond your abil- ity to pay. You not only spend moro than you ought, but you lose your own self respect as well as that of your neighbors, with the certainty of defeat in the end, for the end is only question of time.
 DON'T be afraid of killing yourself with work It is beyond your power to do that. Men can not work so hard as that on the sunny side of thirty. They die sometimes, but it's because they quit work at six p. ID. and don't go home until two a. m. It's the in- terval that kills. Work gives an appetite for meals; it lends solidity to your slumbers; ; it gives the appreciation of a holiday.
 IF men and women were wiser, they would rate themselves higher and not suffer their natures to be dwarfed out of all proportion by the frivolous atmosphere of small talk and small achievement. They would resist coUrteously but firmly what they know to Do counterfeit, whether fashion counten- auces it or not. The fashion of truth, sim cerity, dignity is the oldest and best fash- ion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-08-23
THE GREAT STORM
LATEST REPORTS ARE VERY
 DISTRESSING.
DEATH AND DESTRUCTION.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA SUFFERED
 THE GREATEST LOSS.

Details of the Cyclone the Delaware
 Penins uIa- --Houses Leveled and Boats
 Capsixed-Severai Pers"us Buried in the
 Ruins of Dismantied Buildings---The
 Rain the Heaviest in Many Years.
 Long to be Remembered.
 NEW YORK Aug. 23.-In the twenty-one hours from 6:+o a. III. IT 3sday to S:45 q ID. Wednesday there was a rainfall in New York of 3.92 inches, which would have been about four feet of snow if the temperature had been below the freezing point. The rainfall Tuesday evening was the heaviest rainfall at the signal office in this city The storm was a fair rival of the March blizzard in ev rything but tenn perature.
 While the storm was centred over New York Tuesday evening the southerly sec ton of it's outer rim was rippling things all to pieces and floating the debris of afterWard down on Chesapeake Bay and the Delaware and Maryland peninsula. The northerly section of the rim at the same time was whirlng over Boston like the teeth of a gigantic buzz saw. During the night 1t passed on and out oyer the At laStic, drawing after it like tail the forty -mile-an-hour gale that continued in this vicinity up to noon. Its violence, the weather sharps say, is probably greater at sea than it was on land, and they think that it will pass both the City of New York and tue Umbria like man in ahurry passing messenger boy, and arrive in Liverpool some time to-day Florida and the rest of the South Atlantic coast, which most needs such 8 visitation, now teat the air Is infected with vol lN1H Tod fn rn- cetve it's usual first shock of cyclone bound this way. The appearance of ! storm of this sort from th3 extreme south west IS unusual.
 The signal service map yesterday showed pleasant weather all over the country, and not storm centre or hot wave ill slgh' anywhere. From this tho weather sharps predict that there will be fair, moder ately warm weather for several days now.