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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
CLARKsRURG

RK-BrRG w vs.. Msrch Pima
lore. Which was rendered by The CiarSs
bn5g Concert Cimo.ny at Music Hall last
no. *. 90 Ccs- sues au Jap ss'ol uIon
our people hat inuumersbis rquts'- nave
been Deda 10 reproduce it. F-nm 40 ar
.istio iaudprio' II vas % -nfieceden led
succa 49, Never Wss such grand chorus
.ynrl. p-ri.rmel here Mu5icaily 1s on
era osu.3 nor have Aesn ,Yce'ied by az:
anna. ur COMP .1s, ard tha most M vel
ors psrt o. ?, rss 'ha the company vas
ess tlar q mon 10 10 gs.h lg g. mp We
are fayo, here with un1g1sl t2.eI ana
Is marked disposition o. Tie part d. nnr
c=cp'a 90 readIY comprehend ths lost
difficult scores pfoiucec hJ my o' our
composers 1f c0m,copaTa.
The conc.r. company WI. either repro
duc5 P.aa,are or render 7oUs .t w tner IS
operas: possibly ''Tsnahsusel IN .ee rear
folu-s
N,-rAnna Irwin na7 returned nome IRON
Boston. where che graduated from the Ior-
servato-v of Music Of New E9glsnd Dur
ing -he summer che gill be visited by MISS
Brce, daughter OF Col. Calvin 5. brlee'
Chairman OF the National Democratic tx
ecutive Committee.
Miss Della Raymond, daughter Of Col;
Henry Raymond. is home after 81 extended
visit in NV York city.
c. F. Dorr, o, Web.ter, wa here e3'Iy IL
the sc He locked much the 0ors9 on
account Of his Legislative fight.
The Corgr ssional cautest was bsgna al
Clsrbsburg on ThuIsiny. Atkinson vas
represented by Lynch and Pendl5t'o ny
ThCmr on DtpositiOns are being taken
by A x Shorn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
Tho Tr..stste Lsaeae.

"How's the Tn-Stete League asttios
90 q" vsa the question pat 20 President
McDsmith yesterday by Columbus
J0rraq' reports-.
Swimmin = si-, saimmi5g'y. sp-l-g-
field and Dayton are juat bit sioE, DO,
they viii ur.sIilliza il plenty Of tiao to
b.g1 wo,k. Ws shall have s. good strong
Le,gue, q season Of four months, and vi th
the salary limit Of S750par Month. sc are
bonnd to be sueetss"
Then you are satisfied vita The out
lookPn
Perfectly e.. The TdState League
will not 70 on the rccki this year ~ she
did last. A meeting wil soon be called,
at which the ne9 cities sill b. formally
admitted and the schedule committed re
lected. Look ont for us, please and make
no mistake
The season OF 1899 promises to be The
most successful II She histor7 Of tbe oa-
donal game, "a evsryw Were i0e-o are 81
parent Signs OF healthy growth Of the IN
teFest upon which the sport il dependent
70! its financial success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
LANDrYorCF LAWS.

MARK TwAIN's story Of The twins, who
get mixed in their cradle and went through
life without knowing which was himself
or which the other fellow wonld rot be
funny 20 a msA who suffers from q case of
double. Tangled humanity presents worse
srarls. When q disgrsceful complication of
laws makes tan open question, whether he
wife OF your bosom is come other man bet
ter half though absent, and whether You are
Toe Spouse of two OF three different women,
located in different Ststss, it becomes a sell
on mst.sr-ssrious ~ least to those who,
in their efforts TO 'be happy though mar
ried, - have lapsed into MormOnisn. The
average lawyer is supposed to look on
such a case with e great deal of satisfac-
lion
Tho illustration is rot colOred too highly
20 represent the position in which married
,oup'ea often find Themselves in thsse
days OF bas,y marriage and divorce. Th4
two lesdirg cities of the country me for
ward ct the same tine with just such
cases.
Mrs. ADA E. GORDON a fair Chicago
brunette obtained q divorce FROM her hus-
hand, ard msrried Mr.. ARTHUR WILSON.
In order 20 make certain that she was le-
gslly tied, she married him twice.
Now the first husband turns up, and il ap-
pears under Illinois law, that she IS still his
wife. Tee lovely ADA naturally feels
perturbed, but Chicago women don't let
trese htl.e ;hings bother them much.
In spite of Chicsgo's grand record, New
York BIDS iair to take the pyizs for mat
rimoay made easy" The PRozACRKA
case is similar. Mr. PRozAcHKA was
divorced from one wife and married an
othe-. The first wife had the divorce set
sside on ground of fraud, and Mr.. Pro
zACHRA turned to his FIRST love Mrs.
PRo2ACHTA No. ., however, still has q
g.oi claim on her trstwbile lord, and the
courts are trying to straighten cut re
tangled affections of the trio A magistrate
Of mereputeiu his day and generation, BY
the name of SOLOMON once hsd a case
like tais-two women claiming a child.
Mr. SoLoNoN's plan Of settlement laight
BE- tried on the unfortunate Mr.. Pro-
ACHRA.
Thss, are not isolated cases. They
srs hardly extreme Instances Of lax
it's 10 divorce laws. Similar Complica-
Gous hsve become co common that they
are hardly rcticsd. 1t Is q disgrace to
the civilization Of the nineteenth century
tina this IS true. A condition Of public
morals that permits it en- scarcely be con
sistnt With civilization 1t IS ctf-cd
,sy8
ef. no 10 move disgusting taan
ieg Tbs purity cc ,le
sfon iusc-ss q happy home
larger tlH Relation Or Ike
e1. a,rra taas adds to i,s sanc-
aa.1to on ,hs statute book and a
.nic ael-re.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
ExtrAordinar1 LIcense

1T seems 10 NE remarked one of our
citizens tn other day, that physicians
are allowed txtrao-dinary license in the
manner in which they juggle with the
welfare of their pltents"
NOW here il Or. -, who was st
tending Mr.. - up to the time of his
death, and if he treated HIM for ore thing
he treat him for dozen different disor-
deTs First the dlctOr said pneumonia
was tie trouble; then it was consumption.
Then the patient was dosed for heart
trou9le, ana 30 on lntil Just before he died
It WAS ascertained that disease of the kit-
neys was the real trouble, and that which
had been at first treated as pneumonia,
consumption, hear disease, etc, were but
the symptoms of kidney disease.
Bot then it wa too late.
This ia only enc case in ahundred, and
an heginning to ose faith in the doctors
altogether. In fact l haven't had any
need for their services since began to
keep Warmers Safe Cure in my house, n
little over three years ago. Whenever
feel little cut Of eOrts l take few doses
of 1t, confident that the source Of ell dis
ease is in TIE kdneys, which l know
Warmers Safe Curewill keep good order,
and will eradicate eny disease that may
be lurking there. HAD Mr.. - followed
a similar course, have TO doub5 that he
would be alive to-day; but of course all
people don't think alike.
'One thing is certain, however, and that
is the doctors.are allowed little too much
freedom in the way they have Of pretend
iug to know that which they really know
nothing about. If they don't know what
is the resi- trouble with the patient, they
should admit it and not 90 on and expert
ment at the cost CT The patients life"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
STONE OR IRON. WHICH?

The city of Wheeling does not have
to search to find places for the money
in its treasury, but the fact that unusual
disasters from flood and eiorm have come
upon it during the past year is not just
reason why damage to its thcroughfares
should not be repaired in sub .tantisl and
slightly manner.
All coed ci,izsns are agreed that bridge
should be erected across the creek at Main
street, but there is a division Of opinion
as TO the character of the structure. The
REGISTER believes that the people OF
Wheeling desire 10 see a substantial bridge.
They desire TO see one which will be lot
only substantial, but an ornament to the
city, and rroot.of financial prosperity.
Main street is destined tobe our great
commercial thoroughfare. The heavies;
hauling is done over it now. TIE compile
tiOn cf the Union bridge, the belt rail
Ioad and the Union depot Will add to its
importance as an artery of business life.
It isnot taking too rosy a view to predict
that few more years will see it the cen
ter of industrial activity un6qualed in the
previous history of Wheeling,
1t is theplrt OF wisdom TO leOk to the
future as well as the present The Main
street bridge should be built with view
to tie immense traffic which will be over
it soon. A structure that will answer all
the demands can hardly be costly at any
reasonable price.
1t is barely possible that an iron bridge
would be satisfactory, if put at this pciut.
We have already ore iron bridge across the
cree k which hiss been source of dolble
md expense ever since it was built. The
Market Street bridge has met the demands
of light tlav4l, but The cost of re-
pairs has been great, and any man can see
for himself tie unsighly annex, which
was necessary to carry water TO the South
de. There should be g: least ore solid
structure to bind together TIE TWO halves
of the city. For little more than the cost
of al iron bridge, a stone arch bridge could
be built 1t would be the width
OF tie street and a continuation of it. Any
amount Of travel would not shake its
Strong foundations. The cost of repairs
would be nothing, ard its life, barring a
phenomenal disaster, would be endless
Water and gas mains could be lsid over l.,
in any number that the interests of the
city rqui,sd, snd d, no increased expense.
The bridge would re an ornament 10
the city and a source of pride to citizens.
There is no good reason why we should
not have il, No wiser investment could
he made
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

DIR ". HEIAN GgEHNrER, sn eminent
German sut1cutg, says: Consumption
ia alwavs due to deicieu nutrition Of the
iungs caused By bad bo1d" A, the
Brompton Hospital for ccnsnmpt.ves, Lon
dor. England, a statement has beeD pub
ished tbat 80 per cent Of thu patients OF
that Institution have unsuspsc.ed kidney
disorder. This explains why the proprie-
tors of Warmers Safe Cure claim that they
bsv received many Testimonials which
thew have not published. because Of the
incredulitv with which they wOuld he re-
ceived were It claimed that Warmers SAFE
Cure cures consumption. But the fact IS
that If your kidneys be cured and put IN
A healthy condition they expel the uric
acid and porOuous waste matter, spd pre-
vent the i1rits ton of the delicate sub
stances Of the lungs, thereby removing the
cause. When the effect is removed the
symptom of kidney disease, which is called
consumption, disappears, and with 1t the
irritation, which caused it,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
a FEAsT AFTER a FAST.
q NeSress Who Had a Vision Abstain
From Food for Forty Day-.

Z Secress Who Had a Vision Abstains
From Food for Forty Days.
SPRINGFIELD ILL. Merch 9-On the
25h q. January Mrs Pauline K.1g a col
ored wom-1 NJ this city hed a vision
DO which SD VS. commended By the
Lord 10 ia fi-f Iiy days and lctty nights
Being a Isl 1io1s fanatic, sac entsrel
upon whar seemed 20 her q plain duty
w.lh perfect faith that she would pass
through tba 1,dc' ard that The Lord
would be e.oii6 dec.
There seems to be li.le doubt hat IKE
order VS. carried ont. For She fTs- seven
days she d .ank no water even. Then, she
says, tie Lord appeared to heg again and
comm nied he. 20 drink. From that t,ue
on she took water until TIE 27th Of Febgu-
airy. but ince then she hHs dTalz Dotning
until Yesterday, when Der long last ended.
The event was made tte occasion u !
fsast and msrry-makirg, which attracted 9
great cIord 20 the Court House, where
the fsas. Yves held The negroes brought
in fond H. considerable abundance end
Aim. Kng lgi Is cd squa-5 meal of oyG-
-ers. cold turkey Eam, and other sub
tGu.ia'-, which srl seemed TO erlfJ great
IT, During the progress Of tbs Re It
hymns were u1e psechss made, AID two
or th,es negro vorasn went iat0 .r. css.
Wien Ne. King entered upon her fast
she weigh a1ou 1l3p1uDds A day or
tro 500 .Lo "irped ,hs balance % So
She is mrca emacia'ed, bat declares mat
.bs did no. suffer particle during her
is-t anl rad mo- desire fo7 fool "a
strength remained with rer and she did
he, washing aod ironing and performed
-.r usual h.aseh ii dnGes without neon
vsuisuce. Size proposes now go become 1854
e.ang lis, al5 20 forth snd jo t5e Mas
.s,'- work IL ouch fsiis as be may direct
She IS b years Of rge and n-s q husband
s11 tHc cii dion Sc commenced TO
has Visions nat .h-cs years ogo. She
is j .itera is, bat Qro.- Scripture freely
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

An Int resting Batch of News CLEANED
from ihe Jgstlo Halls.

An Interesting Batch nf News CLEANED
from iho castle Halls.
Py.hisn sfirs have hee0 somewhat
sctiye the past week, end nom present.
iudioatiors VIII coatiaue oa the actiy- lis'
for soma time 10 cone, for the reason that
the Lodges that have lain dormsr fer a
considerable length OF SINE Gle awakening
70 ths uecessisy of loiug something for the
benefit @, the O 5er-ir llet 'hs half dead
Lozgss are doing considerable work, no'a-
by Geimsria. No. e.
Ohio yalley Ls5se. No. 81 conferred
the Rack OF knight on I've E'quires on
FIR day evening. They Wiz c1nter tho
Third Rank on on Esquire or next Fri-
cay eveclaC
Baltimore Lodge No. conferred the
Rank Of Page On one Suaaer or Moeday
evening. The Ra,k OF E-quire will be
conferred on next Monday evening.
Germans Lodge No. conferred TIE
Third OF Chivairic Rank OF IA lehi O. one
Fret ward Esquire De last Thursday even
ing AZ the next meeting th7y expect 10
confer the Rank of Page on two Strangers,
and Rank Of Esquiri on enc Page.
Apparently the endowment or lie IN
sursnce feature of TIE order "a rot properly
understood by tins masses OF the M m0er-
shin ia this CITY, FROM the fact thai 80 lew
hevs availei .hem,lves Of the privilege OF
membership in tn Endowment Rank.
Any number Of menb-rs, Lot less than
Eve. may organize O section Of ire
Endowment Rs1si provided theiI
civilizations have bsen approved
h. the Medical Examiner IN Chief. Any
knight not over 80 7esrs Of age may bs-
rorr e a member oft-e Rank. The cost pr
month for each l,0l0 insurance, from Il
20 30 years Of age, nc; from 80 10 81 year9'
81 90: from 81 20 5Oyears OF age. 81 90 to
q so Assessments 10 be paid to Secretary
If the Section on or bs.ore the l0th dsy OF
ca month. Singular that ont OF a mem
bership of nearly four hundred IN this city
81 few nave endeasored to make any pro-
vision for their families in case OF death
The engines, boilers and shaft Of the
Fashion. that sank at Manchester islano
some months ago we're p1rchas a. P 2,l
vste sale. st Lourville, by CO. W; W.
Hite for the Meumee River Sieamo al
COMPANY. of Toledo, o. The company 10
bnildlpg an excursion steamer when the
machinery will 60 In.
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Cuticura

Spring is the time to cleanse the skin, scalp.
and blood Of every impurity aud di'esse. 10
accomplish this great work, no agency in medi-
cine IS at once so speedy, economical, and neye-
fsiling as the CUTIcUBA REMEDIES
CUTcURA, the gr,a. skin cure instantly alays
the most agonizing itching burning nd infam
nation, clears the skin and sea p OF trusts
aud scales and restores the hair. CUrIcUrA
SOAP, the greatest Of skin beauuders is indis-
peusable I'm treating skin diseases and baby hui
mors. IL produces tn Whitest olesres, Skin and
sonest hands free from pimple, spot or blem
black heads, chapped, rough, ryd and
TIM oily skin prevented by CUTIcURA SOAP.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Bad Sore Leg. skin entirely o
Flesh mass OF disease. L.cdi,
ished One.third In sire. CondI
hopeless. Cured by the Cutt.
Remedies.
For three years was almost crippled
awful sore leg from my knee down tor
the skin was entirely gone. and the
one mass OF disease. some phys
nounced il incurable It hed dlmint
onethird the size OF the other. and
hopeless condition. Ate, trying all
remedies and spending hundredsof doll,
which I got no relief whatever. was pc
to ny your CUucURA REMEDIES. and III,
was as follows Aner three days motto
cided change for the better, and at tho
two months l wss completely cured.
was purified, and the bone (Which hadl
posed for over year. got sound. The
gan to grow, and today, and for nearlytw
past my leg is as well az ever Il was. s.
every respect, and not a sign OF the dises
seen 3. G. ABE
Dubois, Dodge Co
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Dcsrs .sss ir-t 90 che Democra. C
sill ths POW Congress. The House
.osr ah.eu cnbsr % Mr. TowNsHEND
au a v-l worthy Chs coldience that
MS sitl. reposad 10 him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

INrLESA2l ia beginning % feel what a
so-1 1iag s 10 have bad o capable man
at head q, The Nsvy Department. Sec
. WHITNEY s work Is rcassurirg IN
tbe, ars sa-a snd umcrs Of wars
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R.csntIon ID ~ Plnrer..

NEW YORK, March s-A meeting Of
base bali men vas held to-day, at which
arrangements were made 20 give nttlng
reception to the players who have been
mskiDg a circuit Of the globe. They VII!
be met down the bay and given banquet
at DelmonicO's
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

TIRE elections Of Mr. CHARLES f
CEoN. o. Nv York, ard CHARLES r.
II-HNoE, k.n,acsF, toc Assistants
Ssc-t,-g ot .-- Treasury are regarded o.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Ir n1saks .bs monotouy TO hear that our
new dynamite cruiser, he We uius fliflls
tire cordilo, 10 contract S1Ch accidents
VIII tap7e- -ce iu long waile.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

II gives ne great pleasure to iuform B.
your CUTIcURA REMEDIES have mad
change in my child. gave them a n
used about four bottles Of CUrlcURA
and three boxes CUTICURA, and four c.
crRA SOAP, and She Is now cured Of %
Nobody would take her to De the same
JAMES BRISCOE. iOi Z. 74d st..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Your CUrlcURA REMEDIES have G
things for me. They cured a skin
many years' standing Have tricd
remedies, but nothing did me any
commenced u,iue your CvucUEA l.
can recommend them to all.
MRS. G.. "
sturtevant Buildlns. Jamalca
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
Spring is The Til
10 cure AgOnIAing Illuminating Itching BURNING ScoI,
PimpIy HumOrs Of lie Skin Scalp and RAD '''

Psoriasis years. Head, arms, and
breast n solid scab. Back covered
with sores. Best doctors and medi.
cines fail. Cured by Cutieura Rene
dies at IA cost of 1878.
have used the CUrIcURA REMEDIES with the
best results. used two bottles OF the Cr-rIcuRA
REsoLyENT, three boxes OF CUrIcuRA. and one
cake OF CuuCURA SoAP, and am cured OF ter.
rlble skin aud scalp disease known as psoriasis
had It for eight ye'rs. It would get better and
worse at times Sometimes my al won Ia be A
solid s'ab, and was at the time began the use
Of the CUTIcUsA REMEDIES. Ny arms were GOV.
cred with scabs from my elbows to shoulders. my
breast was almost enc solid scab. ana ray back
covered vi sor5s varying in size from penny
to dollar had doctored with AL the best doc.
tors with no relief, and used many different med
lcines without effect. Ny case was hereditary,
and began TO think incurable, but 1t began to
heal fgom the first application Of CUrlCuRA.
ARCHER RUSSELL, Deshler. o.
em thankful to say that have used the Gu.
TIcURA REMEDIES for about eight months with
great success. and consider myself entire Y cured
OF salt rheum, from which I have suffered for
sixyears. I tried 3 number of medicines and
two Of the best dcc.ors in the county. but fonnd
nothing that would effect a cure until fused your
CUTlcuRA REMEDIES Mis-. A. BcCLAFLIN.
Moreite, No
have been troubled with a skin and scalp
disease fr seventeen ysars. Ny head at times
was one running sore, and ny body was covered
with tn m as large as a half dollar tiled
great many remedies wi:hcut edect until used
the CuTIcURA REMEDIES and am thankful to
state that after two months Of their use am en-.
tirely curel. feel it my duty TO you and The
public 10 state the above case.
J. R. MCDOWELL JamesAure. y J.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

IF there is auv war, the people WIZ want
Samoa Of NJ WHITNEY .n th- Navy De
p8r.melt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

IaE exr-Ht1n bl pending b. tie
Canadian Parliament covers forgery, en-
bszz en.lt ana sndred crimes THIS
sssms 70 be g hs-d, bard weird Cor the
Anne can f-7uCals To- get along in.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

BELMONT ,un'y Justice seems 20 De
losing FL, efcrc7.
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Children ca for Pitchers CastOria.

when Blby ras SEX, we gave he~ Castor.a-
whe1 shc vas q C5ld. she cried Tor astoria,
When she became Miss. she chung TO Uasto-ia,
When she had Children. she gavethem Castoris.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

lE BLA-NE .il refuses 60 Interfere fer
t5srseye-v t the stolen American baby.
He ~.ys The police ought to do it. We
very much fear chat BIZ. BLAINE dol'tre-
alz re dignity OF American babyship.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

ish. CUTICUEA REsoLvESr, the 0
O. ?, cleanses the hood OF sll
poisonous e ements. and tlusrcn
Hcnce tie CUTICURARENEDIEsc on
OF tortnring huni'iating. itc.
scaly, ana pimp y disease Of The q
blood with loss Of hair, ard all Do
erupfiOus, sores scales. and crus
PIE, sc-ofuloUs. or contagious.
Sold everywhere. Price. an.
Soap. Is cents; RosOlvent. sl.00
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL O.
ton, Mass.
0S~Send for How 20 Cure
pages. 30 illustrations, and lm
DI0Vic skin and scalp preser
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Fforsiord's Acid Phosphate
a.afrhf,rr Tonic

Ussd o. plsce of lem ,ns CT lime Juice 1t
AM taru uz with such stimulau9 as are
eeC s-srg to Be
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DLANK BOOKS
SHIPPING BOOKS
CHECK BOOKS

The REGISTER Blank Book Mandatory and
Bludery IS the most complete IA .he late. All
work executed silh facility am sea.uess. Or
cers solicited.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

JAS. b. r,NEY GsSmAl MANAGES.