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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03

TBE coming session Of the West Virgins
Legislature will De probably the most im-
po-iant ever held Every Democratic
member shoald be in bus seat with eyes
nll r-ri vide onen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03

OrE brilliant aggregation Of Council
manic stars evidently bslieve literally i'm
uc scipturl function "To him that
hath shall be- given; from hin thst hath
not. shall be tskea away for Council has
everything and il wants more; the Msyor
has nothing and they propose u take away
from him the puny power Of appointing
haoYu election commissioners, and give
ittothemselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03

TWO hundred thousand Gollars is the
sum Mr. JOSEPH Pool says the Uaion
Leagoe Club alone contributed toward
csr,yiug New York city for HARRISON.
Mr. Pool ought 10 know all about it. He
IL q member Of the club and paid his
ahsie Of the contribution.
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Entitled to IL.

4fttftfAiio iitNttNsfs
Tee Weston Democrat advocates the
claim of Hon. W. E. Lively for Speaker of
the next House Of Delegates. That sec
lion of the State is undoubtedly entitled
10 the Office, aud Mr. Lively is eminenlly
qualified for tie position.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03

THERE is much interest expressed inside
che Republican party 70 know just VIA,
Col HART meant by his ''mCngrel
business.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03

VALE HEWITT, II the devil had only
kidnapped yen three months ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03

W0NDER whom Col. HART had in mind
when be told HARRISON I'VE want no
mongrels?'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03

E,reY Republican Councilman in his seat to-
u .lt- i.NC,tcr.
Trreo years ago the Fourteenth street
organ was deprsca..ns politics IN city
ad fairs with all i,s might Bu. Courci
was of a nerent complexion then. oh,
these Pharssessl No wonder Judge
GRESHAM blistersd them with tongue Of
In.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
DR.. WILBUR, Specialist,

Treats successfully chronic and long standing
disease as those 81 the Head, Throat and Lungs
Liver. Kidney and Heart complaints: inveterate
disesse- OF the stomach that have dehed all
other methods; those fearful diseases Of the Ner-
vous system arising from whatever causes;
scroflla, Dr0pSy. Paralysis, Fits Fever Sores,
Contracted Cords Enlarged aud STIFF Joints,
Rheumatism Neuralgia, sciaticG, Bone Defor
rnitlas, salt Rheum frysipelas, seald Head, i'll
conditioned Ulcers, syphilis, Nasal Polypus
Asthma, Hsy Fever, Rose Cold. Winter Coughs
Chronic Dlarhwa and Diabetes. All may be
cured by this wonderful system II not too far ad
vanced Bone Diseases cured when all methods
have failed
la1ies who are suffering from complaints Pc
cuiiar TO their sex can consult the Doctor with
every assurance OF speedy relief and permanent
cure without sui. ecting them 20 the embarrassing
procedure Of an examination, which in nine
eases ont of ten is unnecessary. The Doctor par
lcularly invites all cases that have been given
up by other physicians
OFFICE HOURS Prom 10 A. NJ. till p NJ,
sundays excepted.
Tumors and Cancers removed without pain or
the use OF a knife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When raby was SICK. we gave hc- Cas'oriA
When she was O. Ch.iI. She criel Tor astoria
When she bccasro ,..s-. she chung to Dastoria,
When shehaI children. she ravctAem Cas,oria-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03

Are now being received for all Of the Leading
PAPERS and Magazines. which are furnished NJ
publishers lowest prices, aud delivered any
where by mail or carrier. Chris'ms numbers
now arriving. Please hand in y0nr addicss.
G. H. QUIMBY,
bookseller and Newstealer,
noS0 Nos i4l4 and 1907 Market Street
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En,srpri.lur and fright.

NNNH.INl HN'|.I 't'.N NNfNH|
The prosps Ctus Of the Wheeling REGIS
TER. the leading Democratic paper OF THE
STATE. sppeaIs In this issue. TIE REGIS
TER IL Democratic all over, bat is a news
pare "a well, and is eu,eIprising and
bright
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03
DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKEr

FOR MAYOR.
g.. ". SEABRIGHr.
FOR CITY sEEGEANr.
LOUIS DELBRCGGE
BOB CITY CIEEK.
THOMAS r. THONER
FOE WHAEFNAsrEE.
JOHN CR0CKARD.
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R.sssToCKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Conn auy Nll
be held a. the Office Of the company ON Monday
the l4lh day ~ January lss9, between the hour
Of ana 1 O'Clock D. m, for the election Oi Nine
Managers to serve during The ensuing year
JOS LAWSON, Secretary.
Wheeling. W. Va. December 81, ls,H JAN
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sheep and Wool.

The wool product of the world ia esti-
mated at 1000, 100000 pOuudt. The
sheep number 10000, eco The sheep and
the vol in leading countries are tsbulstei
"a folloWe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03

The pIOspectus OF tue Wheeling REGlS-
rER eppssis in this pspsr. 4, IS the Leading
daily ia this State, "a ably and
icarls, sly edited u Shouts be IN the
hands al every Democrat IN the county.
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MEETING.

30
Tho annual meehngO the siockholio.s of the
Naroaal faBk OF West Virginia, a. MhOl.lg.
will be held CO The banking House ON l ,itY.
January Sth. 1851, between tne houu oi ,Hc N
and three 90 O'Clock p m. for the elect on oi
Directors aud the transaction Of any other tusi
ness that may come before them.
JOHN WAGNER, Cashier
Wheeling. W. Va. December 10. is.s dclal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-03

VEST VlRsINlA PRINTING CO.,
rcrtrurns AND PaoFzrsrozs
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GRAND OPERA HOUsE.
HARRY LINDLtY'S GREAT COMEDY ca,
NOdtes.

nsAdmission 10. - and 30 cents Reserved
eats on sale al Mcclure HONE Phsrmacy. de1g
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-15
Tho crnrn Plate of ENGLAND.

Victoria's celebrated Sevres dessert service
is kept in the green drawing room at Windsor
castle. Mr. Goode, Of South Audley street,
who is a most eminent expert in such mat
ters, informs mo, says The London Truth,
that no fewer than twenty-eight pieces Of the
service were lost Tor stolen during the reign
of George ", when it was in daily
use at Carlton house for his majes-
tvs private table. Mr.. GoOde, during
the last fifteen years, has managed TO buy
back nineteen of these pieces, which are
identical in every respect with those in the
cabinets in the green drawing room. Mr..
Goode values the service (Which belongs to
tine CROWN e., it is not the private property
of the queen) at fully 100000, and one piece
alone Cthe famous punch bowl, was valued a
few years ago by a well known auctioneer at
10000; while Mr.. Goode himself vainly Of
fered $500 to the present owner Of one of the
missing plates.
The late Lord Dudley's superb vase, which
was bought by Mr.. Goode at the sale Of hi,
china, originally belonged to this service, and
had probably been removed from Windsor
castle at the time of the confusion which pre-
vailed there during the last months of the life
Of George ", when, as one Of the pages tolc
Mr.. Charles Greville, "loaded wagons were
sent away nearly every night" understand
that Mr. Goode offered the pieces which h'
had recovered TO the queen, in order that th'
Windsor service might be completed, but pre-
sumably her majesty did not care to expenc
$4,000 in making present Of china to thu
crown.
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-15
nInsI,rnts for Dinner

''Did ever eat muskratl" said Deputy
Register james A. Visger to a reporter
"Wen, | should remark. It's the incest
gamiest and most delicious meat you ever pu
into your mouth But you have to look ou
when you catch 'em. Sec that finger"
Mr. Visger held up the index finger Of hi
right hand. 1t was all SCARED and mutilateC
at the top.
81 had speared twenty-six muskrats tina
day, about thirty years ago. It was down ol
the river at Ecorse When l speared on
fellow took hold of him by the head instea,
Of the tail and he nearly bit that finger of
But | would sooner eat one muskrat than tv
pounds Of porterhouse steak. When the boy
used to 60 on a muskrat hunt in the old days
and catch fifteen or twenty apiece, the
would sit down in the muskrat houses AM
play cards, to see who would win the lot.
generally ended by one man winning tn
whole pile, and he would 60 staggering hom
under a load of l50 or 200 rats-Detroi
Journal
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-15
ODDS AND ENDS.

The crown Of Charles II, made in 1000 is
the oldest existing in England
A tiger hunter in India says that tigers in
killing rarely sever any important vein or
artery.
An observer expresses the belief that there
is no spot anywhere on earth where men age
more quickly than in Arizona.
Wedding rings were used by the ancients'
and put upon the third finger, because OF a
supposed connection of u vein in that member
with the heart
The Popular Science Monthly says that the
crab is "a dancing insect and that four-ifths
Of its moves are made to amuse itself We
should like to have the flea and the bedbug
investigated.
"The law must take its course" said an
Illinois Justice Of the peace, when his own son
came before him on a charge of drunkenness.
81 shall find the prisoner guilty, suspend SEN
tence. and take him home and give him
licking he win remember for forty years"
The greatest emigration society at present
is the Argentine Republic. IL will spend this
year S5,OO0,000 to bring immigrants from the
north Of Europe alone. Ships from England
Holland and France are taking them over II
thousands.
A teaspoonful or more of powdered boraz
thrown into the bath tub while bathing VII
communicate velvety softness to the water
and at the same time invigorate and rest thu
/ bather. Persons troubled with nervousness
or wakeful nights will find this kind OF a batl
/ of great benefit.
A Norwegian engineer has successfully use'
the smoke test for locating leaks in ships bot
toms. OF course the vessel must be docke'
to do it. But even then it is a great help
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-15
Horses nnd Electric Cars.

An interesting point in connection With
the first running of electric cars on the Fourth
avenue line was the effect that the appear
ance Of the cars had on horses A New York
horse is accustomed to sights and sounds that
would turn a country horses name and tail
''white in a single night" but even the su-
perior metropolitan beast has no love for en-
tirely new and unexplained phenomena 1t
was noticed however, that horses attached
to ordinary carts and carriages, while they
took deep interest in electric cars, showed
little fear of them, but horses attached to
other street cars, when they first saw the
new machines became almost uulnanage2b!e
from terror. No satisfactory reason could
be given for this state Of things, especially as
street cur horses have generally been noted
more for strict sobriety and attention to
duty than for any undue interest in outside
matters. The only plausible explanation that
has been offered is that these horses ray re
gard the electric cars as ''scGbs, and $50 la
them danger Of the loss Of their occupa
New York Tribune
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-15
In an Ecs shelI.

"When you boil eggs, don't boil them" So
says DR.. Pohlman, the Buffalo chemist In
a recent lecture he said. to be digestible, eggs
shouldn't reach a higher temperature than
100 degs, but they should be placed in water
from $40 to $50 degs. and allowed to cook on
the back of the stove Then the various
methods Of cooking meats We're taken up and
explanations given for putting soup meat into
cold water, putting roasts into hot oven,
and broiliug steak directly over hot fire,
which are now commonly accepted Us the
proper method Of preparing the different
meats.
DR.. Pohlman said the object of preparing
food was not to preserve the nutriment 81
iauch as il was to prepare it for easy diges
ton a pound Of hard wood contains pre-
ciselv as much nutiment as O pound Of flour
but / would rather be excused from eating
it." said he.
\ word was said against mothers who tor
ture infants by their continual cry of "eai
slowly" "chew it fine.n The lecturer said be
believed in tho natural processes Of mastica
tion, anl that when child felt like swallow
ing his food in chunks he ought to be allowee
70 do so. This p3mpering to old ideas, the
fallacy of which has long been shown, is non
sense,n said tho doctor. "When we thinl
that the stomach is the only organ in th'
body over which man has control, and whel
we think that tho stomach, nine cases out OF
ten, is the root Of all the modern diseases, /
doesn't speak very high for the intelligence
Of man. Give people chunks if they wan
chunks. salt if they want salt, vinegar If thel
want vinegar, they won't want what thel
don't need" DR.. Pohlman said that lit
long experience with boarding house cook
had led him to infer that those individual
know little about the chemistry Of cooking
New York Star.
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-15
SHERIFF,S SALE

By virtue of a writ OF Ievari Facias, 10 me
directed, will be exposed to public sale on
SATURDAY, MARCH 25d, 1880,
at ? O'Clock. p. m, at the hotel Of Jocob Gun
bv. in South Milford, Cedar Creek hundred,
the following real estate, to wit:
All that certain tract piece and parcel OF
land described as follows to wit; Begiu-
ming at a white cedar by the run OF Church
Branch " thence with new made line ana
other lands Of William II. Ratclih north -
degrees. west II4 perches TO the middle o. a
Dublic road. thence with said road and oth
er lands Of said Ratclif apart and with lands
Of Curtis s Watson south lo2 peTches,
thence leaving said road and with lands ol
said c. S. Watson south So degrees, east l22
perches to a red cedar, thence south 7o de-
erees. east 10 perches TO stake al the run
OF saiu Church Branch, = thence down inc
run Of said Church Branch 20 the place oi
beginning. containing rs acres of lana' ue
The same more or less. and beng the south,
ern part ola larger tract OF laud tnat saio
Ratclif bought of the heirs of $. A. Warren
deceased, together with the improvements
theaeon
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
ertv Of George H. Pettyjohu and Lean ms
wife. Elijah Peuyiohn, James Z. Pettylohi
and Eliza 30 his wife, John w. PeuyJohi
and Sarah A., his wife, and the terretenan''
of the lands and will be sold by
CHARLES T. PURNELL, Late Sheriff.
Sherih7s Office, Georgetown, Del Febru
AIRY goth. 1859.
10 per cent. Of the purchase money viii o'
dem luded on the day OF sale. mar
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-15
blanche Roosevelt.

Blanche Roosevelt, one Of our famous
American girls, is said to be one Of the most
interesting girls In Europe to talk to. It t's
doubtful If a celebrity has appeared on the
other side during the last ten years whom she
has not met. She knows every crowned head
in Europe. She has "reminiscences Of every
court She has been feted in every capital
and she is the only person living who ever
attended ball at Battenberg palace without
the previous formal presentation She has
some literary reputation, but it is not this &c
which she owes her remarkable position She
has a genius for universal fascination. The
person is yet to be heard from who has ever
resisted Blanche Roosevelt Moreover, shs
has a knack Of always knowing the right per
son. If she wants a thing done, she imme-
diately meets the person that can be Of ust
to her People talk about her, but forgive
her every indiscretion. She doubtless con
quered Sardou, and be said; 81 will make
you; will write a play with you. She II
about 30, and very handsome. Current Lit
erature.
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-15
The rrne Aims of sclenee reaching

Little children came to me with unframed
ewes. hands and brains This l expected and
therefore was not surprised; but boys and
girls from 10 to 20 years Of age came in a
worse condition, and this was unexpected
Not only were their eyes and hands unframed,
but their brains were in pathological condi-
ton, which rendered independent thinking
impossible The number of my pupils in
creasing. and their ages ranging, as have said
from to 20 years, had an excellent oppor-
tunity for comparing the quality Of work
done by older and younger pupils, also by
pupils whose perceptive faculties had been
trained in early life and those who had not
received this training. The inierences l was
forced TO draw from these comparisons set
me to thinking seriously.
The inaccuracy of the olservational and
manual work done by older pupils, the indeii-
niteness of expression, to lack of system, and
the inability to do comparative and inferen-
tial work. were so many revelations of the
true aims Of SCIENCE teaching. The absolute
necessity for accuracy in every study t6sd
every department Of work made accuracy
the first object TO be attained in every science
lesson: the vagueness of the oral and written
statement made clear, concise expression the
second object The want Of method empha-
sized the need Of a simple orderly grouping
of the observations, while the painful and
fIuitless attempts TO make comparisons and
draw inferences showed the necessity Of cul
tivating the power of generalizing from spe
cific facts.-J. NJ. Arms in Popular Science
Monthly
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-15
CLIMBING.

Once these hills that / have gained
Seemed like towering mountains talli
Now In the evening, sunset stained,
Ny weary soul doth find them anaaL
Before my sight no Rights rises
Mont Blancs stand towering up sublime;
But In the sky life's daylight dies
And, Is it worth our while 70 climbl
Lie down, o soul, and be content
Behind the hills do lie, all low,
OF level, dull accomplishment;
Beyond the eternal stars still glow.
Bennett Bellman
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-15
1I,rElR RiTTERS.

The Only Temperance Bitters known.
IL stimulates the Brain and quicts the
Nerves regulates the Bowels aud enders
!; pcriect blood circulation through the
human veins, which is sure TO restore
perfect health.
GEO, W. DAVIS, Of i69 Baroune st New Or
caus la. writes under date Nay 26th. losS as
follows: 81 have been going 90 the Hot springs
Ark, sOr fifteen years for 7n itching humor IN my
blood { have just used three bottles OF vinegar
Blftcrs and 60 has done me more good than the
springs. II is the best medicine made.
JOSEPH j EAGAN. Of No. - West St, New
York says: "uayo not been without Vinegar
Biters for ihe past twelve years, and conside' IL
whole medicine chest in our family.
MRS. MATTE FURGESON. Of Dryden, y. Y;
says Vinegar Buffers is the best medicine
sver tried, il saved my lie"
II. r. BAILEY, humboldt Iowa. says; Vine,
gat Bitters cured me of paralysis ten years agoHu
Recently it cured me Of rheumatism"
MRS WIN A. DAVIS Of Camden, n J says;
Il have suffered greatly from indigestion ana
bowel troubles, and Vinegar Bitters gave me
gIeat relief
JAMES II. DWYER, OF Webster, Mass. writes
| 81 always use Vinegar Biiters a. spring medl
ctue and have the best Of health"
| L.COLEMAN, r. Montgomery St., New orl
writes. / find your Vinegar Bitters irstclas'
/ tonic.
Thousands of other testimonials sent on appli
cation. also q ladies' book free.
Address r Il. MCDONALD DRUG CO,
532 Washington ST., New York,
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-15
who Shall Obev9

In a true marriage there viii be no ques
ton as to which shall govern the other, bu
it win be an equal partnership in every re
spect If, however, one or the other is t.
obey, it viii never be settled by the marriaS'
ceremony which one it is to be. Tho stronger
nature viii assume control over the weaker
regardless Of sex; but sometimes a woman
finds her hands tied with several children. 81
that she cannot earn the living, and the
pocketbook In the hands Of a husband whS
chooses to command. In that instance sh'
will have to obey for the sake of the children
In such a case as this it is a question which Is
better silent submission or open rebellion
Very often the bully is at heart a coward
and if the wife is brave enough to assert hel
rights she will get them.-Ida Harper II
Fireman's Magazine.
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-15

In d recent experiment a leak that had dehed
detection was discovered by the smoke test
in half an hour To use it the matches are
closed and smoke forced into the hold by
blower. Engineering and Building Record.
Within the Antartic circle there has never
been found a towering plant In the Arctic
region there are 7G2 kinds of flowers Fifty
Of these are confined to the Arctic region.
They are really polar flowers The colors OF
these polar flowers are not as bright and va
ried as our own, most of them being white
and yellow, as if borrowing these hardy hues
from their snowy bergs and golden stars.
A process, called the Cooper process, Of
lining iron pipes with glass, is reported
which is said to have stood the severe test ol
having water passed through them at the
boiling point and Immediately followed by
water at a temperature Of 50 degrees, ano
without in any way cracking or damaging
tho glass. If the invention should prove
equal TO such changes Of temperature in or
binary service without injury, it viii b'
found exceedingly valuable.
Under the name OF the Lone Star"
secret society was formed in ISIS in Ala
bama and other southern states, for the ''ex
tension Of the institutions, power, influence
and commerce of the United States over tn'
whole of the western hemisphere, and th'
islands of the Atlantic and Pacific" Cub'
was the first acquisition TO be made by th'
order President Taylor published strong
proclamation denouncing the object Of TN
invaders, Aug. H. 1919, and the society
plans were thus frustrated.
The Louvre in Paris is said to have been
royal residence in the reign of Dagobert, 6-S
1t was prison in the time of Philippe Au
glstus in 1905; afterwards library, an'
about 1864 Charles VI made it his palace
The new buildings were begun by Francis
1928, enlarged and adorned by successiv
kings, and were turned into a museum b,
Napoleon J. The magnificent new buildings
begun by Napoleon and completed by Ma
poleon III, were inaugurated Aug. Il, 1851
Tho library was destroyed by tho Commun
{ iefs Il, 1871
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-15
Ten Minutes with an octopus.

A Wellington CNew Zealandl correspond
ent writes Archibald McGovern, a divel
in the employ Of Allan Mcguire, Of the II
Arc contract, has had an exciting few
minutes under water in this harbor during
the past week. McGovern had only just cont
from Napier or Auckland, where such cause
Of excitement are rarely met with, 50 that
great demand was made upon his nervou
energy when caught by a devil fish five
fathons under the surface, On going down
Tor the purpose Of laying some blocks he wa
attacked by an octopus, which succeeded il
fastening on to him, and, in spite of all hi
struggles, chained him to one Of the piles il
the retaining wall McGovern, however, hac
the good sense to remain quiet, and the octo
pus, whose arms measured quite nine feet
quitting its hold Of tho pile, was brought tt
the surface on the back Of the diver Thes'
monsters are very numerous in Wellington
harbor, Evans bay and the neighboring coast
San Francisco Chronicle.
Milford chronicle., 1889-03-15
THE MUTE OPERATOR.
STORY IN THE LIFE OF A DEAF
AND DUMB TELEGRAPHER.

He Learned to Receive Messages Through
the Sense of Touch-waylaid and
Robbed of $1,000, which Was After
wards Recovered by Twin Brother.
"Did you ever hear of deaf and dumb
telegraph operatorl Don't believe itl Why,
man, taught deaf and dumb boy his first
dots. Believe itl Come, let me give you the
facts and a little story with it, of hand like,
and you can work it over to suit yourself and
readers"
Thereupon this foyer with lightning reeled
off the following yarn; 'The deaf and dumb
operator was my twin brother, so alike in
form and feature and indeed all save the one
distinguishing mark Of speech. as to be