davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1888-04-25

BERNER-SCHILDEN,
Kammerherre, Baron, Langes0, Odense.
BIRCH. Chr,
BOgtrykker, Ki0benhavn.
CHRISTIANSEN CANNED, H.,
Gaardejer, Tunnerrup, FalSter.
ECKARDT, Chr,
Etatsraad, Orumgaard, Upland.
GASMANN,
Proprietor, Fladsaa, Sjelland.
HANSEN, HARALD,
Typograf, Form. f. d.. br. Arbeidsk.
HjBlpef. Kj0benhavn.
HEYMAN PHILIP.
Grosserer, Fabrikejer, Kj0benhavn.
HOLTEN, G. F.,
Generalmajor, Kj6benbavn.
BARNER,
hammerherre, Overtoldinspekt0r,
kj0benhavn.
BERTELSEN, LARS,
SOgneraadsformand, SkOvlunde, Ballerup.
BLOM,
Etatsraad, T~0mrermester, Ki0benhav n.
CLAUSEN, H..
Proprietor, Maegaard, Fyen.
EUCH, van,
ApoStoliSk Pretekt, Kj6benhavn.
GLUCKSTADT,
Etat8raad, Iankdirektor, Kj6beuhavn.
HOLMBLAD. JUL,
Generalkonsul, Ki6benhavn.
BESTE, B. E.,
Bagermester, kj6benhayn.
BROCKENHUUS.SCHACK
Greye, kammerherre, GieSpeaard,
CORTSEN, j..
Snedkelmester, Kj0benbavn.
FOG,
0JRllandS Blskop, Kj0benhavn.
GOLDSCHMIDT, s..
0roSSerer, kj6beuhavn.
HANSEN, HEINRICH,
EtatSrlad, Professor, Ki0benhavn.
HOLMBLAD,
EtatSraad, Fabrikejer, Kj0beuhavu.
HOST A. F.,
Justitsrlad, Universite tsboghdI.
Kj0benhavn,
BENDIXEN, P. c.,
G~aardt@Ster, Sognefogpd, RoSiIde, Fyen.
BEYER,
Prakt. Lege, kj0benhavn.
BRUUN, n. H.,
Gaardejer, Oster-Karleby, Holland.
DAHLERUP, w,
Professor, Arkitekt, K%j0benhayn.
GADE, NIELS,
Professor, Kj6benhavn.
HANSEN, CHARLES,
Observation-Disclosures, Kj0benhavn.
HANSEN, NJ,
Gaardejer, SOgneraadsfm.,
Spectrum, Upland
HOIST, II. P,
Etatsraad, Kj0benhavn.
JACOBSEN, CARL,
Bigger, Ny Carlsb erg.
JOHANSEN,
Inspector, Kammerass., Kjobenhavn.
LAKJER, B.,
praktiserende L8ge, Kj0benhavn.
MANICUS,
DR.. phil, Redakt0r, Kjobenhavn.
MOLTKE BREGENTVED,
Lehnsgreve, HoJagerm, Bregentved,
SHETLAND.
PETERSEN, H. S.,
Gaardejer, Sogneraadsf, Lading, Upland.
SCAVENIUS, OTTO,
Godsejer, Hof@germester, Basn@s, Shetland,
SCHMIDT,
Proprietor, Skj@ring Munkgaard, Upland.
SKEEL, SOPHUS,
Kammarh StomhuShocid RirEoIco TulIoDd
, 1888-04-25

RASMUSSEN, LAUR.,
HofZinkSt0ber, K%j0benhayn.
SCHEEL, G. F. r.,
Kammerherre, Greve, Rygaard, Sjalland.
SCHUBELER H. H.,
Malermester, K%j6benhayn.
STAMPE,
Lehnsbaron, Kammerh,, NysG, Sjmlland
TIETGEN, O.,
Etatsraad, Bankdirekt0r, K%j6benhavn.
W0RISH0FFER,
Geuerallieutenant, Kj0benhavn.
KNAPP, N. S.
Inspector, K~j0benhavn,
LARSEN, H.,
haptajn, BOrgerrepr., Kj0benhavn.
MELDAHI FIR.
Etatsraad, Professor, Kj0benhavn.
NIELSEN, JACOB,
Gaardejer, SOgnefoged, Brordrup, Sjnlland.
ROSJENKBANTZ, Chr,
Baron, Hotj@germester, Balskoy, Upland,
SCHMALTZ,
Pastor, Kjobenhavn.
Schultz,
kammerherre, Bygholm, UPLAND.
VALENTINER,
Etatsraad, Gjeddesdal, Sjalland.
KNUTH, A. W,
Lehnsgreye, Knuthenborg, Lolland.
LIEBE, c.,
MISREPRESENTATION, Kj0benhayn.
MEDAL,
Niceadmiral, Kj0benhavn.
Petersen, S0REN,
Kaptajn, GroSSerer, Ki0benhayn.
nnuTJV,-
Stiftsprovst, K~i0benhavn.
SCHOU, PHILIP,
Direkt0r. Fredericksburg.
SEHESTED, HANNIBAL,
HojGgermester, Tangegaard, Fyen.
TESDORFF, f.,
Konferentsraad, ~Ourupgaard, Falster.
WEDELL. WEDELLSBORG,
Baron, Kammerherre, OverdrevSgaards
Sjallahd.
ZYTPHEN-ADELER,
LehnsbarOn, Kammerh., Dragsholm,
Shetland.
KOCH,
H0jeSteretSaSSeSSOr, K~j0benhavn.
LOBER, II. P,
Forretningsforer. ~Kj6benhavh.
MEYER,
CHCiDCllCuLu5 Dl"hNIHop' AJOpCuudFHs
PETERSEN, @. g.,
Observation-Disclosures, K~i0benhavn.
RUBEN, B.,
GroSSerer, Fabrikejer. Kj0benhayn.
SCHULIN. ZEUTHEN,
Greve, Hofjggermester, T6ll0Se, SHETLAND.
SJELBORG,
G%aardejer, Horve SHETLAND.
THEOBALD,
Pastor, Kj0benhavn.
WOLFF.
Professor, Dr., Overrabb. Kj6benhavn.
Members Of the Committee
BENZON,
Overpr8Sident.
UdUGlgetS FormGnd.
HOLMBLAD,
Etatsraad, Fabrikejer.
DANNESKJOLD. SAMS0Ey
Lehnsgreve.
LARSEN,
Kapt. Borgerrepr@sent.,
TIETGEN,
Etatsraad,
UdUGlgets KdSSerer.
FOG,
Sj@llands Biskop.
MEDAL,
ViceadmiraI
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
or SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1888.

friends who believed they were simply
giving temporary accommodations to a
wealthy woman.
Yesterday 3 telegram was receiv-
ed from Toronto, Canada, say
Ing that Bertha Heyman and
George Wassermsn were wanted In
that city for frsudulently obtaing SIP 900
worth of debenture bonds and asking
further details with view to securing
the prisoner. Whether Willie is Wasser-
man is not known yet.
Yesterday search warrant was Sc
cured and the prisoners property was
overhauled. The searohers only found
her beautiful costumes and articles suit
able for q lady. Then two female
searchers examined Bertha and found
concealed around her $l95 In currency
that the officers have now In charge
with the other effects Of the prisoners.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
The Boss Hide BUYER.

w. j. Mcnamara, who has been buy
ing up all the hides that have come to
this market for the past ten days, says
he has bought and shipped $3.50 hides.
He also received SEQ hides from his
Austin branch and about 1000 hides
from coDsignors. Mac is without doubt
one of the largest hide dealers in the
state and has the largest orders, He
says he can take z, 900 month for which
he Will pay the highest market prices.
He has received 1000 hides from his
Victoria branch house in the last
month. II all our business men were
like Mr.. MaoNamara San Antonio
would hold her own against the Calves
ton wool booming.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Still Squeezing Quincy.

CHICAGO, April 3.-Not q wheel has
been turned in the Michigan Central
yards since O'Clock this morning, and
while no strike has been declared the
Chicago end OF the road, at least, is for
the present completely tied up, engin-
GERS, iremen and switchmen all having
deserted their posts. The cause of the
present state of affairs in the Michigan
Central yards is the presence there Of
So" freight, which was delivered there
yesterday and the announcement by the
Michigan Central that they would han
die all freight delivered.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Texas Patents.

The following patents were granted
to citizens of Texas. bearing date of
March 9th, 1888. Reported expressly
for this paper by Louis Dagger & Co.,
mechanical exports and solicitors of
patents. Washington, d. G. Advice
free:
II. B. French, Wills Point, grain ad-
juster.
Fl. w. Harry, Fort Worth, metallic
single.
James Horribly, San Antonio, fire es-
cape.
Annie Lewis. Galveston, clasp,
j. j. Stopple, Bellville, carpenters
Ratchet.
FL. l. Williams, Decatur, sash-fast-
ener.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
HonneWard Bound.

The following is the list of cabin pas
sengers booked from San Antonio for
the Mallory line steamer Nueces, which
leaves Galveston Wednesday morning:
Mrs. Doctor Hahn and daughter, Mrs.
Ransom and daughter, Mrs. Hollis and
two children, Mrs. Lewis and three chill
dren, August Faltin, wife and daughter,
Mrs. NJ. Serger and daughter Elise, Mrs.
Rhodius, l.. G. Staffel, Fl. NJ. johnson,
Mr.. Levin, Mr.. Fisher, of Brennan, f.
Brooks, JAS and Patrick Campbell, Mrs.
Beaver, Mrs. Schueremberg, Joseph
Schmidt, wife and five children, s. Tay-
lOr and Jas. Sears.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
STATE NEWS.

The taxable wealth of Texas is 52O.-
100000.
Texas has 46, 1902, 800 acres OF timber
land.
Texas has 1,225, SOB head of horser,
more than any other state.
Hearne is In the throes of city cleo
ton today.
A little town In Texas carries the two
names of Davis and Reno.
Denison's natural gas we'll is still 60
ing downward,
The park at Oak Cliff, Dallas, is being
handsomely laid out.
A woman in Sherman committed sui
eide at the National hotel last Saturday.
A juvenile military psny has been
organized In Waco.
Reeves county expects immigration
from Dakota and Nebraska.
Yesterday morning the survey Of the
Rock Island line from Baird to Albany
commenced.
Hon. j. w. Throokmorton will be a
candidate for congress, In his old die
trct provided his health will admit.
Stock commission men are occurring
the country about Cotulla for fat nut
ton.
Gainesville has organized an immigrs-
ton committee: They are going to be-
gin active work.
Hon. George G. Pendleton, Of Bell
county, will probably he candidate for
lieutenant governor.
1t is estimated that no county In the
state has suffered greater loss of cattle
than Coryell.
Charles John, an old citizen of Vic
toria, was buried at that place yester
day.
Henry Hagen, a switchman at Hous-
ton, shoots and instantly kills John p.
Butler, former policeman,
Engineer Homes of No. I12, freight
train, was killed on Sunday evening by
the turning over of his engine, at Deni-
son.
At dance given by the First ward In
Laredo, Sunday night, the Mexioans got
too much mesoal aboard, and broke 1t up
In q general row.
Marlin is the headquarters Of the ALI
ance for Falls county. They handled
during the past season a goodly number
OF bales of cotton.
Max Lindheim and Brother have sold
their sheep in Val Verde county and
have gone into cattle raising exclu-
sively.
j. W. Kokernot, of Brewster county,
has Just sold zoos head Of four-year-old
steers to Miller, Of the Indian Territory,
for SIS per head, and 20 head of saddle
horses for $50 per head.
The wool growers of Webb and En-
cinal counties, who own over half mil
lion sheep are organizing a wool grow
ers' association.
The total amount of Texas school
lands unsold, ia 25,546, 49l acres. The
university lands comprise about 2,000,-
600 acres.
A young lady OF Alvsrado while
horseback riding last week. was throw
from her horse, she sustaining concus-
sion of the brain.
Today is big day in Texarkana, in
addition to it being election day on both
sides of the line for municipal officers,
the candidates for governor. and other
state offices in Arkansas, will be present.
"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Special Notice.

Nine. Bartonla, Chicago's noted
trance medium, after repeated letters
Of Invitations from leading citizens of
this city, asking her to visit this place,
begs leave to inform them she has ar
rived, and is at No. 342 Soledad street,
where she can be consulted on business,
law suits, enemies, absent friends, love,
marriage, gives names, tells the name of
the one you will marry. Succeeds
when others fail. No humbug. VIII
be in the city for few days. Cut this
out and bring with you. Call early. N.
b. This is the madame's first visit, 1t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
The 1ai1y Eight.
Office No. 4 East Commerce Street.
LATEST TELEGRAPHICNEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to the Hour of
Going to Press.

OHIO shows good indications for the
coming campaign in her municipal cam
paigns. Cincinnati for the first time In her
city history returns board of aldermen
without democratic member upon it.
Thirty good staunch republicans. The
city officers, all republican, are elected
by average msiorities Of 5000 each.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Drills.

Uniform Division, Knights of Pythias,
had very effective drill in their castle
last night.
Belknap Rifles drilled on Main plaza
last night before good many specta-
tors.
Select Knights, A. Q. U. W., drilled in
their hall, tire hall No. p last night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Wholesale Horse Crematic

CHICAGO, April 3.-Fire broke out in
the stables adjoining the Adams house
at the corner OF Lake street and Michi-
gan avenue, early this morning. The
hotel adjoining, fortunately had few
guests. Thirty-three horses were Gre
mated in their stables.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Fatal Fire Which Injuries Many.

ratai FHs "nICn injuries MANY.
PHILADELPHIA, April ga fire broke
out last night in the large furniture
warehouse Of James B. Pooley. 122 WAL
nut street, and before it was subdued,
Felix DOnelly, fireman. was killed BY
falling from ladder. Several others
were badly injured, and dozen were
overcome by heat and smoke.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Cong. Church CONFEDERATION.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, April 3.-A disas-
trous fire occurred in Rockville last
night. 1t started soon after nine O'Clock
and destroyed the Second Congrega-
tiOnal church, Fishers block and the
skating rink. Loss $780, 900; insurance
S65 ON
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Who Can Tell Why.

BALTIMORE, April 3.-At late hour
last night the Legislature of Maryland
repealed the charter of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad employees relief as
ISOLATION, to take effect April lst. This
action meets the approval of the new
officers Of the railroad company.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Tally One for the Tally Sheet

TaIIy One Tor the Tally sheet.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, April 3-The re-
turns from three counties in this Judi
cial district indicate that Hugh, republi-
can, will be elected judge. over Aber-
nathy, democratic by, from four to six
hundred. Hugh presided in the recent
tally sheet prosecutions.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03

Got Too Near the Muzzle.
PEsTH, April 3.-Count Tiber Karsly,
q cousin of the Austrian ambassador at
London. has been dilled in duel with
Count Gyherky, governor Of Neogrod.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Volkovitch Walks his ChaIks.

WILKEsBoRRo, Pa, April 3.-Sentence
of death was executed this morning up
on Volkovitoh, who brutally murdered
Stanislaus Bioskey near this city on the
l4th Of August last. The execution was
announced to take place at ll:30 O'Clock.
at ll:05 the religious services that had
lasted nearly two hours were concluded,
and the announcement was made that
the condemned man was in readiness. A
few minutes later the sheriff and depu-
ties bound the arms of the prisoner, who
was led to the gallows.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Goes Republican. Big.

CLEVELAND, o., April 3-The republi-
cans carried the city today BY about two
thousand plurality. The council is re-
publican, but the Board of Education is
probably tie.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03
Caught Him and CotBaok $4,000.

Caught Him and GotBack $4,000.
TORONTO, April Safeguarding the
Raleigh bank case, Caldwell Hardy,
cashier of the Norfolk National bank
arrived today, to look after the interests
of his institution. 1t appears that
Cashier White of the State National
bank, Raleigh, on the day before he and
President Cross left Raleigh, telegraph
ed to the Norfolk National bank an ad-
vance Of ten thousand on consignment
of cotton and tobacco, and promised
to send bill of exchange on New York
the next day. The amount was duly for
warded, and was received by White,
who poOketed it. He also squeezed the
Richmond National bank for ten thou
sand, and the Raleigh bank for five
thousand under similar circumstances.
Hardy intends to secure his ten thou
sand out OF the money found in the pos
session OF the prisoner when he was ar
rested. Attorney General Busbee and
Chief OF Police Heart, of Raleigh, ar
rived here last night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-04-03

An order has been received by one
restaurant here from Crowley, chief of
San Francisco, Cal, police, that he fur
nish the confidence woman, "Big
Bertha" with anything she may want.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-19
V,

The ancient crone alluded to in the las,
chapter had been standing behind the
window curtains of that bedroom which
had been Thankful Blossoms 10 the weeks
gone by. She did not move her head, but
stood looking demurely, after the manner
of ancient crones, over the Summer land
scape. For the summer had come. before
the tardy spring was scarce gone, and the
elms before the window no longer liSped,
but were eloquent in the softest zephyrs.
There was the flash of biEds in among The
bushes, The occasional droning of bees in
and out the open window, and a perpct'
ually swinging censor of flower incense
rising from below, The farm had put on
its gayest bridal raimeot; and, lookingat
the old farm house Swallowed with foliage
and green with creeping vines, it was diff,
cult to conceive that snow had ever lain
on its porches, or icicleS swung from it:
messy caves.
Thankful ~ said a voice still tremI'
lous with weakness.
The ancient crone turned, drew aside
the curtains and showed the sweet face o.
Thankful Blossom, more beautiful even in
it's paleness.
"COme here, darling" repeated the
voice.
Thankful stepped to the sofa WHEREOF
lay the convalesceut Major Van Zandt.
''Tell me, sweetheart" said the major,
taking her hand in his, when you mar
ried me, as you told the chaplain, that You
might have the right to nurse me, did you
never think that if death spared re ]
might be so dis6gured that even you, dear
love, would have turned from me with
loathing?"
THAT is why / did it, dear" said
Thankful m~ischeviouslY. 81 know the
pride, and the sense OF honor, and self de
votion of some people would have kept
them from keeping their promises to a poor
girl"
"But, darling" continued the major,
raising her hand to his lips, suppose the
case had been reversed; suppose you had
taken the disease, that 1 had recovered
without Disagreement, bnt that this sweet
face
Il thought of that, too" interrupted
Thankful.
"Well, what would you have done,
DEAR" sail tine major, with his old mis-
ehieyous smile.
"I should have died." said Thankful,
grayely.
But how?"
Somehow. Bat you are to go to sleep
and not ask impertinent aud frivolous
questions; for father is coming to-mor,
row."
Thankful, dear, do you know what the
trees and the birds said to me as I lay there
tossing with fever?"
mo, dear"
Thankful Blossom! Thankful Blossom!
Thankful Blossom is comingm
do you know what l said, sweetheart,
as I lifted your dear head from the ground
when you reeled from your horse just as
l overlook you at Springfield"
No, dear"
There are some things in life worth
STOPPING for"
Aud she winged this Parthian arrow
home with q kiss.
TTur rOn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-19

She bad been prepared for an outbreak
or exclamation from the man before her,
but not for his cold silence. Speak" she
cried at last, passion ,tely. Speak! Open
your lips, if only to curse me! Order IN
YOUR men 10 arrest me. l will proclaim
myself guilty and save your honor. Bat
only speak,
MAY L ask" said Maj. Van Zardt
Coldly, why you have twice honored me
with a blow?"
because l loved you; because, when
first saw you l SAW the only man that was
my master, and l rebelled; because, when
/ found l could not help but love you, |
knew l never had loved before, and /
would wipe out with n stroke all the
past that rose in judgement against me;
because / would not have you ever con-
fronted with one endeaIing word Of mine
that was not meant for you"
Maj. Van Zandt turned from the win
dow where he stood, and faced the girl
with sad resignation. "If ! have in ny
~foolishueSs, Mistress Thankful, shown you
how great was your power over me, when
you descended to this artiiee to spare my
feelings by eoufessiDg your own love for
me, you should have remembered that you
were doing that which forever kept me
from wOoing or winning you. II you had
really loved me, your heart, a. a woman's
would have warned you against that which
my heart, as a gentleman's, has made a
law OF honor; when / tell you, as much fol-
the sake of relieving your own conscience
as for the sake Of j~ustifying mine, that il
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-19
Lamar's Jerseys.
Wash ngtOn Letter in NerV York WorI

Wash HgtOn Letter in Nep York World.
Outside of his family and the classics,
Lamar has a hobby, and that hobby is Jer-
sey cows. He has a herd on his farm in
Mississippi, and he sold Senator McPher-
con the bull that took the premium at the
New Jersey fairs. This bull was named
Senator Vest" and one of Lamsr's cows
is named after Mrs. Senator Palmer. A
picture of this COW in oil hangs in Lamars
dining-room. Lamar lives at oxford,
and his residence is surrounded with trees.
| have seen a painting of it with the cows
and the calves gambolling before it, while
Lamar, with a book in his hand, sits on
the steps and reads. Lamar is worth from
SIS, 600 to $40, 900, and not any more, ]
am sure. Much of bis money is in his
Jerseys, and he is not O man who has
measured his life by his dollars. He has
not the accumulative bent, and, though
not a great money -spender, he is not
money maker or saver.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-19
4 Word About Catarrh

II, is the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semi fluid envelop, surrounding the delicate ts-
sues OF the air and food passages, that Catarrh
makes its stronghold. Once established, 1t
eats into the very vitals, and renders life but @
long. drawn breath OF misery and disease, dull-
ing the sense OF hearing, ira ameling the power
OF speech, Destroying the faculty Of smell, faint
ing the breath, and killing the refined pleasures sss : :
simple col ia the head, |. assaults the membra-
nous lining and enveloPs the bones. ,e eating
nation, sloughing and death. Nothing short Of
total eradication win secure health tothe patient
and all alternatives are simply procrastinated
snf .ripgs, leading 10 a fatal termination. SAN
FoRD's RADICAL CURE, BY Inhalation and by IN
trnal administration, has never failed; eveu
when the disease has made frightful inroads on
delicate constitutions, hearing, smell and taste
have been recovered, and the disease thorough
ly driven out"
tie of the RADICAL CURE, one box CATARRHAL
soLvEST, and one IMPROVED lEH,LEE, neatly
wrapp d in one package, with full directions,
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co., BosroS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-19
THE END ]
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
Is DOOR, you are bothered with Headache,
You are fdgety, nervous, and generally out
of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up,
but not with stimulants, spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky, and which stimulate
YOU for an hour, and then leave you in q
worse condition than before. What you
want is an alternative that will purify youI
blood, start healthy action of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality, and give
renewed health and strength. SSSsh a
medicine you viii find in Electric Bitters,
and only 80 certss bottle at Logan &Co.'e
Drug Store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-02-19
What q Fra,l Little Woman Can Do.
IL,,,nn III ,rlH

q FRAN Little woman San DO
Chicago Herald.
State street has been a centre Of interest
during the past week. 1t is always a centre
of interest to the feminine portion of the
community, but of late il has been the
Mecca toward which all eyes have turned.
The man who has not been too busy to
keep his eyes open has seen a good many
interesting incidents and things while on
his shopping rounds. That woman who
left the baby at the fair reminds one of the
large number Of women seen on the street
during the week with babies inarms. At
a book counter l Jaw q slight woman SO
frail of body that one would do we'll If she
succeeded in carrying herself around for
two or three hours without getting sick.
Yet she had a bouncing baby in her arms.
Just then an acquaintance Of hers came up,
and after the usual inquiries about pui-
cbases the frail woman said to the other:
please take the baby a minute, will
your"
Certainly. How long have you been
carrying her,"
"Since 10 o'clock, and / am getting
little tired; the baby is so heavy"
A "iittle tired!r 1t was then alter 5 IN
the afternoon and the baby, was a least
a wear and a half old and weighed probably
so pounds. With this burden in her arms
the little woman had fought her way
through the crowds and bought q $40 bill
worth of Christmas gifts.