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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-13
| Untold AGONY
| FROM caTARRH.

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ing and clearing of II
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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-01-13

Look Ga. for Ch"lera-Ma9eire's Benne
s. Plant. "a
Fofty-1y4yexs' lnfkuihk peciac TOR
ssdiarrAe - AyseStefs, dqera morbos,
f TX, childHn's t66f6ing Md II tkkel in
time sure preventive OF Asiatic CHOLERA
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth
SIKH St. Webb St.,
Greenhi|I & Gray AVss,

We have sold n this locality over 400 lots
during the last year and rumber of buildings
have Teen erected, necessarily anhanel the
value OF the othe~ lots, Lots IN this locality
are becoming u ore valuable every day on ac'
count OF the present and prospective i'm
proyements.
PROSPECTUS:
The Board OF Education have purchased a
dna lot en- whlch to erect a school house and
which will he done soon. Front street from
Union 10 Webb streets will be graded and
then the Front street railway line will without
doubt he EXTENDED We can show you
Ballsy's map OF Wilmington, published In
lslb, and yHu ran ste /. at Madison street WAS
A. far out from the business centres md less
accessible than this neighbofhnod Is now.
iou could have bought property then on
Madison street at : o per foot; IL Is now " orth
from $50 10 ai25 per foot. You can have no
better proof tn. N look In thls locally, IL
osts nothing and yon can observe the stri .es
II has taken even In the past year.
To people living ont % the city rs well as In
In Ii here is no Investment that pays 50 well
preperty Is hound TO increase; sometimes
thrTe Is depres ion, tut those VINO h5ld the.r
land reap good returns. =
Persons desiring To procure homts, here Is
nm easy way. You ~ say u II some dis
thnre out from tht Geo tire Of The city. 1t If was
iurthcr In the pticHs would he propOruonately
higher: do not expsct Washington street
property nj suburban prices. now at
suburban prices and sell alter while ut wash
ingion SIR e prices,
Taxes l-S rate, house assessed at 81 roo east
Of Union street, sl7, west oi Uniou street 20.
Title guarRntecd
paid for, or ps cent III Tor cash.
! Hack leavss SIKH and MARKET streets AZ 80
O'Clock. Front street ca'sdlL e., o,,r
PETERJ. FORD.
l.. W. StiihAm 4 Son, AactiOneers. ml2 4t-eou
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
a RosBBUD IMMORTAL.
MiNHA IRVING.
we stood IN a gaTdsu at morning.


We stood In garden at morning,
A garden ali golden and green, -..
Ths ieavAs in the wisd sang together,
Her laughter made music betEeen.
She was robed in the white OF the iiiieI,
Her eyes, like the heavens, were blue,
A nd around hor 40 sweetnesi uufolded
The roses. a-xlittsr with dew.
/ prayed for bud and she gave IL
With y smile, and blush, and Sigh;
caught and kiessd her white fingers,
There trembled . tsar In her eye,
Tbsn the gardener, ancient and wrinkieds
Game clipping the bexwood and yew,
And she went, and y cloud drifted ovsr,
AMI the sparKle died out OF the dew.
MY Looks are a-Rlim ne. with silver,
ny life Ia unbrightoned By love,
For, still in the robes OF the liiies,
she sings with the angels above.
In book in my bare little attic
Laid in with q lea'lst OF rue,
Is rosebud that never unfolded
Eor lsoK OF the sunlight and dsw.
That is sl; she 10 dead like the rosebud,
And my love for her nevor was told.
But my dream Of the glory OF Heaven
10 OF her OF the gateway tfgold.
She stands with her feet 10 the blossoms,
And waiteth 10 welcome me thtough,
And give mo re sepud immortal,
Starred over with diamonds Of dew.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

",Guess It will TT my son. said I
'I'll try II on and we'll see.'
80 it did.
"sald /, row, you see. do this TO
make up to you, 40 far az can, for the
other fellows rhsoality.' -.
"'You ere an honost gentleman, SAID
he, 'asd will repay you by o great bar
gsin.I must sell my solid silver spoons,
i meant 10 melt them, not TO expose my
poverty, but you shall have the dozsa
for ten dollars.
swell, Of oourse,I jumped at that
Mr.. Christy here laid the spoons on the
tAble-'and toex out little hfty dol
lar BILL"
"'Forty,' said 1. but he had some
thing else.
"My wife is trying to sell her
shaw, he said.
"well looked OF the shawl he shook
out.
"You shall have II for ave dollars, as
Q sample OF my generosity" he said.
swell, / knew you'd like 1t, my dear.
It looks like ono used to admire you
iu when i courted you-red centre,
cashmere border" and Mr. Christy
shook out the folds--the old shawl Mrs.
Ohristy had EXCHANGED for the vascs
thas morning. She knew that OF onos.
She could not mistake It. But as che
looked at her husband, beamipg and
twinkling with good humor, she could
not bear to uttsr the truth outrlght.
"rhlrty for the coat and ten fer the
spoons," he said, merrily, and i've fot
the shawl; and this Ia sll have ou: oi
my little Bfty dollar bill. Poor old fell
lowt The lnst Ave be had In the world ,
la fhf.0b MP
Ohristy put on his glasses and looked o.
the bill. "Your name 10 written on i
in red ink, my dear-Oaroltne Christy
Oh, 'This is counterfeit Why, what II
th under" ----
"Oh. cried William. at this memen
en- ntering ut the door. "Thavs bill
mother took long while ago-A coun
tsrfeit."
"Apd 1t has come back to me-" sait
Mr.. Christy. "You never passed II
Caroline. Perhaps some servant tool
It. What fool I WAS not TO put on m,
glAsse,P'
1--WE both need speotaoles," said
Mrs. Ohristy. "My dear, neither OF Al
can laugh at the other. We are boil
oom pletely sold." And when she hat
told her story 1t became very plain y
. all of them that the peddler who hal
stolen the GOAT, spoons and oounterfei
! bill from Mrs. Christy had by chauo,
entered Mr.. Ohristy's ofice 10 bis busi
ness travels; that he had sold him bscl
his own stolen cost, his own platet
spoons, under the guise Of wonderful
bargain in Eo.id silver and that for tn
shawl, which had been part paymen
for vases not worth three dollars b
! had received ave
Happily the Christy family were tol
erably well of, and could afford t
laugh at the farce Ia which they hA.
taken SO prominent = part, and Mrs
|, Christy declared she was alad 10 recove
: the shawl that her husband remem
I bered her In In her courtiDg days
A member OF the polios force cAlle
shortly after 10 state that the th't
could no: bs traced, and was no dout
g very cunning fellow; but the Christ
!, family did not contide their joks TO thi
worthy officer. They kept 1t In th
a family.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Cattle plague in southern Russia.

Odessa DospAtoh 70 London News.
The frat practical experiments with
the ofjsct OF effeotually stamping out
the Siberian plague among horned cat
tie and sAeep were commenced here the
other day by Mr.. Mentchikoff and DR.
GamAlea Of the Odessa BAoteriological
Station. The rysten pursued Ia that OF
inoculation, after the manner Of NJ
Pasteur. Forty merino sheep were In
oculatsd with lymph OF different de-
grees OF strength. Tha virus obtained
for the purpoEe OF incubation is to be
nd min istered three times In increasing
quantities and strength. and the three
operations are to be made within twelve
days. How important 1t 10 for southern
Russia that every attempt should be
made to arrest the rayages OF the blbe.
rian plague will be understood when l
state that In this district OF Kherson
alone during last year 5000. 900 shaep
and 80 per cent. of the whole OF the
horned cattle psrished from 1t. The
loss to proprietors and peasants 10 eeti'
mated at upward of 9ST5.0O0.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
The safo.. r,Aoe ror Umbrellas.

bpbtOn buuRet-
"a curious sl7ht was to tes yesterday
during the rain . wet umbrella leaH ing
against the wall outside Q railroad of.
Ace on Washington street. A country
visitor did not with 10 carry the drip
ping head protector within the pre-.
cincts OF the office, and there 1t remain
ed for fully half hour without moles-
tstlon. HUNDREDS were the questlve
glanoes cart at the tempting article,a and
ocoa asionslly some pedestrian unsup.
piled with such protection would ad-
vance . step or two toward 1t, but
would then draw back and go his way,
evidently thinking 1t Was . trap. Had
the countrymAn left II iustde the door
or In any less prominent place it would
undoubtedly have disappeared almost
I'm N ediately upon leaving his HAND but
there 1t WAS secure, and has probably
settled the vexed question as TO the
safest place TO leave an umbrella"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Limits OF srasure.

Ancient writers have mentioned
giants exceeding tsn and even twelve
feet In height, but these accounts have
doubtless been exaggerated, and it 10
me ter of question whether any OF taese
individuals have exceeded in stature
the giant Winokelmeier OF the present
time, who is eight and one-half feet
high. DwArfs OF sixteen aud even
twelve Inches are among the records Of
human existence, but those diminutive
creatures were either immature or Ill
formed. A noted instance OF very
small, yet perfectly developed dwarf
was the celebrated Borulawsay, oil
twanty-nine inches height, who died In
1927, aged 40.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Lung possesses.

The great and mighty medicine, DR..
eimms' White Pulmonio BalSam,
rapidly cures coughs, hosrseness, sore
throat, Group, blood splitting etc. Hun.
dreds OF references in Wilmington
alone. SOC. and 81. The prescription
of DR.. simms q Son, 4th and King
streets, Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
w,,st He Played.

nHave you ever sppeared?" asked
the manager. OF candidate for histri'
nDio honors.
"I should say so-at the Bowery. In
Ten Nights In Bar-roorn; or, tae
Drunkard's Last DrAught.
"And you played"
Proudly 1.-THE dog, and barked In
the wings"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

EE, Hauna will open his ice Dream
pariors, S3l Jefferson street, On sAt1r-
day, April 2esh. Families and parties
supplied at short notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
The uommon sense Treatment

ia a specific treatmsnt for rheumatism,
dyspepsia, lung disease, spinal ahec-
ton, female weakness and about tWo
hundred other symptoms. GOA Frenen
street. DR.. Lippincott.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
ATLANTIC GARDEN
KO. 22A rxKMe5 nFYsEET.

The undersigned has fitted mp ths
Atlantic Garden in good style, and
invites all who with TO p&so q few
moments pleasantly to call and particle
pate In = game of shuttle. board, ton.
pins or pool. Choice wines and hquor
and cigars always on hnnd.
Lunch every Wednesday morning
and Saturday morning and evening.
WV. LEee, Proprietor.
tlpu
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
IlIlilE Eagss in Trouble

H. IA N, tsllure Of q large wholesale
M Strn the entire stock was seiz'd
mesI;o1 spd on assignee was ap
u by n, Craer Of court. The stooE
N Sis,O GO worth Of huo clothing ioi
ecy, y children, and will be sold Of
s.pt Ma tnAn sc,uai cost This bsnk'
Nd .n,th u pow going at tins =. W.
II ma .pd Mnket streets, Whining
IN, viii Iivsus people OF whining.
q ,hs Vicinity TO get clothes for almost
4. Wtulll MENTION Tow prices a
n,ut clothing, all 10 match % %,
M, rt1t elegant bisok worsted,
cIuy worth so 30; mems elegant
M ps.u d 81, worth e2fh A child's
uliuii, pleat,d and msds In latest
liz sorih 1851 ehlldren's pants ~
Nhs.H Corner 2ud ard marRet
p,lsni see before going elsewhere
buEl hye mcney ml-tm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
aaaann 124H,

Best pread and cakes In the oity at
WAlton's. Seventh and TatnAl.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

Tor csrps.s-GsansI 8 Co,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
kEa5 DYER .iro the BEST

N ,y1i ,,yl1li5Ior1. .,.. F,,T Fgw- y -cnrg w. -;
Fkee g,.gtn,' ,,,, p'geei Of ne% nusir.
1, tfff snr 4 "a '.stnting, 100 OF lie
tll!ts IA IN In 4 lot of new un,s
eide sulI,,..t" RUNS, 10 mattn
M = ~ ~ q mag cal tricks
Fsaaoet, 5prr lp9sG'ar party IA S'.s
neal game 90 IS, ,stIlnns an'I latrly
IN \ q cents isi oi fortune telling eic
FALD M'ryf y, sifhhnsps; catalogue seni,
eo'l4- NASSAU Nm
Me-l2td 2lw.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

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Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

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Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

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Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30

was driven with pulleys GA her shafts, 20
that she could be lifted eff her feet when
cessary.
IfProctor Knott is added to the Haggin
string, it looks like that stable viii cap
ture most OF the great three-yesr-old stakes
next year. With such trio of cracks as
Proctor Knott, Salvador and Fresno, to
say nothing of Florentin, Ransom, Mon
soon and other great performers, the sta
BILE would have on paper chance to equal
the greatest record of the DGyers.
The Sporting World says: Secretary Nc
GowSn, Of the Brighton Beach track, got
a letter the other day from lad who wants
10 learn 70 be jockey. After stating his
age, weight, &c, the boy wrote that ne
was no. afraid of horses or anything else
TIE Secretary handed the letter TO Father
DAILY. He perused it and handsd it back
That may he good boy" be said, "but
he has to much courage. want boy
who is afraid of book-makers-so afraid
that he went look at one" TIE bay Is
not yet engaged.
JANIS Il. Goldsmith drove thirteen
10 seq to their best record last season, as
follows: Atlantic, 2:21i ION a half-mile
track: Beauty Blight, 2,2lf; William,
2:182; Cleoo, 2:22; Gesm Smith, 2:18i;
Company, 2:192 Lever, 2:32i; Silverthread
Cpscer), 2153; GilEg, 1921; May Gould,
2:24&; Longford, 2:214: Horton, 2:253;
Billy stewart (pacer), 2:l9i, and Onie D
~ .Cer), 2:22t. Attic Poughkeepcie meet.
ing he started six horses and Won tivs first
Moneys and one sscaud-a larger oumb:r
Of successive Twins" than mas made By
sny one driver at any one meeting in tie
circuit in 1888 TIE horses were Com
9any. Gean Smith, Cieon, Longto:d, Silver.
thread and Beauty Bright.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30
TURFTALK.

Robert Bonper's $50 600 site Startle, tbs
fastest Of the Hambletonlsu-Star stations,
d ed last week, aged 81. BE had shown
mile in 2:l9 He was the sire Of Ma
jolica.
Tie well-known PAGER Rowdy Boy, own
I'd by Capt. Thomas Parker the steambca;
man, of North st. Louis, wss sold on Tues.
day tor Il. 500 20 /. D. Patton, OF Gross
white, Patton & CO.
The three year-old PAGER Irms, by Nut.
wood, who reduced her record to 2:20 last
week, holds the two-year-oid pacing rec.
ord, 2:24i, given her by Mike BIwermsD.
But the three year-oid Gold Leafs 2:24, Is
a very low one.
TIE conspicuous figure of the British
turf of the longest standing, Judge Clark,
has retired after Judging all the great
English races fog fifty yeats. A testlmO-
NAL in silver was presented to him by the
stewards Of the Jockey Club.
The three leading turf winners in EGG
land, the United States and France in 1886
were the Duke Of Portland in Ecgland,
with $134, ST. to his credit; J. B. Hegg'n
in the United States, with Sl24, SS7, and
Baron de Soubsyran in France, with $685.
coo.
II is settled that the Dryer Bros. will
have second clll on the services Of the
now famous lightweight Barnes, next
stason, during such time as his employer,
Mr.. Tucker, will bs in the East, which
will be daring the Monmouth, Saratoga,
Westcheater and COney Island meetings.
The crszy mare Catchfy, 2:1s4, now IL
years old, is owned by Col. Pepper, OF
South Elkhorn, Ind. She will be bred to
Onward shortly. Catchfy, when cam.
paigned, was SO unmsnsgeable that she
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30
DIAMOND DUST.

Tate. late catcher Of the Bo3son club,
hiss signed with Baltimore.
Reports from Australia say Arson is
jealous Of Ward As team manager.
Twenty-Five Thousand people attended
the bali games at Melbourne on Tuesday.
It is reported that Columbus has bought
Dave Orr and Mays from Brooklyn for s..
coo.
McPhee, Carpenter, Reilly, Yisu aud
Smith are the only Members Of the Clrcin-
NAH tenn who have not signed for Iext
season.
Toledo wants to hear from Billy Botte-
nus, tde sprinliDg second basemap, hut
William appears TO have been dTcrped out
everywhere 10 the shuttle.
Deacon White says of Pitcher Cru
Der: ''He gets frightened tao easily and
does nat use his head OF Beatin he
says: 'Bsatin is yourg, and will make 3
g-est pitcher if he has the proper co1ch-
ing."
The International Association has made
application for the forms necessary to
make application for protection under the
National Ggreemsnt. This will precipi-
ta,e acton N the cases of Jim White and
Jack Rowe.
Tom LOTUS Peoria Reds Of 1873 was g
great team ard paid this way: Jack Rowe,
$50; Charles Rldbourne, $40; David E,
Rove, $50; Jack Gleason, $50; William II.
Taglor, $50; 7. ]. Lotus, $50; Cliff Car
roll, $40; Hairy Alverstta, $50; William
Gleason, $50.
Aiv0rd, tie clever third basemsn Of the
Dss IOines club, and who is 70 play that
position for the Knic&erhocksrs, of San
FraDcisCo, wants to remain in California,
and play with the Sacramentos rext sea-
sor and will DC 50 if he can get his release.
-ErehaRge.
Speaking of the Rowe.White case, A. G.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30
Conscience and Krsutzers,
NetV York Graphic.

Maris Theresa of Austria was greatly
addicted to gambling, and played for ex-
ceeilpgly high stakes. The court function
aries did sll in their power to overcome
this passion, but to no purpxe. They
finally appealed 10 the empress confessor,
who induced the imperisl gamcster not to
give up cards, but to play for only 8 c1p-
per kreutzsr point.
The cunning Empress, however, ordered
her ieweller to make her 100 kreutz rs in
q peculiar manner, go that each one could
he opened in the middle and a ducat in
serted. Tie two pieces were put together
so that only the initiated knew that they
were not what they seemed. Thus the
Empress kept the letter of the confessor's
demand AMI at the same time enjoyed the
excitement in which she delighted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30
BKNwooD.

Part of the machines IN IL ~
,eumed Yesterday. II he 49, ID.
months tiace there has begn -
do oe in this addition % he nal ~
Several WEDDINGS ere rspesle4
Ase!ect privat. hop viii ~ sissa
day evening In Scanlon's HlL
Ms, Delora Osbourn b vhicng =
eron. 81 Y.
Prof Jossph Boxsn. Of Obnlh
lese, is . CUES. at the rsidsncs y 49, =
e.s, Esq.
iting In town.
Mr.. Matthew Altmysr Was n ~ -
tsrdsy. rs.
The o r r. r. have repaired ~ ~
proved the psgods, boarding The fronD -
putting door in it, repairing The 49,
lattice with Window snd suppiytnI Z u
place with benches These ere H.
provsmsnts but they add materially - -
comfort Of people waiting on ~ uytr
bank for the trains on thar rad.
A number Of pertons went ovsr - Bell
aire last evening 10 witness the reife.p1nes
of Nevada" BY st johns drAmAtie eiuh.
Mr.. Skier, of Moor6eld, Ohio, Ne The
suest of Mr.. A. Serig, last week.
The Xm,s entertainments q ~ Brick
Church, Church Of God and N. e. Church,
were very pleasant aud tuseeAstul ehAifs
The Rvenide steel plant shut down -
terday tor repairs. IL Ia undsrstood that
it will not resume until after shs BlNisg
of the sale. 49,
The factory WORKED ell day yesterday.
This WAS phenomenal In ito history. - u
has invariably shut down 81 neon hersto
| fore.
An employe of the Wheeling Compeey's
works was struck by one Of The mall lo-
comotives in the plant yesttrday. He IN.
iuries were NOT Of = eerious nature.
A meat wagon owntd BY Mr.. David
Hare came to g,iet on the county read yss-
terday.
Yesterday was pay dny o. The lrsa
works.
All the schools resume Wednesday,
which puts period 10 the utchins' hsli.
days.
An old veteran from Point Plsasaat w.
in town last week. 1t IVES biz INT TIP
here since 81, when he canpsd % Besaf
I.land
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30
RAILROAD BUILDING.
Distribution Of the mileage Duriog
Paaf YAaP. ~

Distribution Of the sfilsass Durisg ne
Past Year.
NEW YORK, December 2S.-Ihs Es.
cheering Ners, this week, viii ay; Since
January let, 1883, the fatal auosnt Of
railway construction IN the United SIstst
has been 6, 430 miles. This new track be
been laid cn $50 different lines whicA
were built By 100 different csmpapisa
The new rail way construction Tor The year
in the New England States amounted y
l76 miles, divided among nine compenisa.
10 New York, New jersey. MsFylssd aS1
Pennsylvania, l76 miles were ccnglracaa
by % companies. Ia ohic, MiehiglA
Indians, Illinois and Witcossn, 6o0 nails
were built by 81 companiea Ia Virginia
West Virgins, North CMolise, 6ssth
Caroline, Gtorgia and Florida, ,107 milss
were constructed By - cDppsaies. 10
Alabama. Mississippi, Tsensssts Kss.
lucky and Louisiana, 9i6 milts wsie bails
by n connabieR
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30
nslinata Children, Nur,ing

Mothers, Overworked Men, aud for all
diseases where the tissues are wasting
away from the inability to digest ordinary
food. or from overwork Of the brain or
BODY. all such should take Scott's Emul-
sion of Pure Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites. 81 used the Emulsion Oh lady
who was delicate, and threatened with
Bronchitis. It put her in such good
health and strength, that I must cay it is
the best Emulsion ever used."-L. P.
Waddell, II. D., Highs Mills, S. c.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30
A New Explanation.

Phkud{tphIC htCHu. =,
Philadelphian-''I wish you, SIR, to OBJ.
serve the color of that water I have just
drawn from tie pipee."
Councilman-'0h, that is all right.
The color is not due to impurities, but to
the air in the water"
"Air?n
eyes, you see, as the limpid streams
which enter the Schuylkill 60 leaping and
bubbling and singing through their noun
tain glens the sofs, brownish Indian sum.
mer atmosphere psrmeates the liquid and
gives it that pleasing, poetic, terra-cotta
hue.r
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30
The Raising of Two-Lips

Ia a branch Of Horticulture in which msid-
ems and youths sometimes indulge. But
when the rudy petals opening disclose
specks and discOloration and emit an I'M
pleasant odor, the use of SOZ0DoNT for
the teeth remedies both defects.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30
Tn, Iudi.u Action upwasrssssl.

ST.. LOUIS, December 2s.--Ths Iassa
advices from tie Indian Territory sscavel
by the Dispatch, through . Is,lef
from Ckalahoms station, on the Ibptks
and Santa Fe Railway &c that he lsdbn
scouts, who were reported ytDtecday 2.
having driven number Of ssttlsn -
others from the plaza, have suddenly a.
parted, their chief hsying recsivDd
form ltion from headquarters That BE
ton was arbitrary and uuauthsfisd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30

tirn Of Tainsr 4 Blsg.r, this
practicipg law In NsH York o
Newton EerIse. Of WashlnGeo
joel Fsrrse, Of Columbne, w.sN
week, summened home by ~
th.ir father, Mr.. Harvey FArcA
Saubenville's oldest End - =
citizens, ~;
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30
Ynthusing Under DySleu}siss.
Phllndkiphd Rtc1fd. u

Mrs. wirks--whaps ths ,nlltsf Win
your husband, Mrs. Jinh? lth bsb
sick. :.
Ia an editor, and while be W. wrfiisg h
ThsuksgiVing editorial is stNstss2ast
called with their bills. The GigAI1 ~
too great.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30
Precept and Practice.
Lincoln Journal.

Father 10 dutiful soD)-"My boy, you
should never ridicuIe the dsformitiss Of
others; they cannot help their mifortanes'
you know"
His wife-"Somebody is at The door,
John.
"I hope TO thunder it isn't That cross-
eyed Mrs. weeder. 1t gives me the blues
to look at her.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30

No Christmas Table should - vithcus
bottle Of Angostura Bitteys, the Hosd -
nowned appetizer Of exquiass, asEes. Dswss
OF coun' erfeiu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-30
MUSTANG LINIMEN7

CURES HOLLOWH0RN, CAKED BAGS,
CRIB 4 HOOP DISEASE IN CATJEI