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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-13

A PAYMASTER in the United States Navy ervas
an exchange the following account of the cred
tape" that must be gone through in making
purchases for a man-of-war: Supposinr that a
paper OF tacks is wanted on board a limited
States ship on a fore gn station, the following
is the routine actually required under e-enerai
order No. AZ; Four acquisitions are made ont
which are signed as follows: officer MAKING the
requisition four times; captain, eight; paymas
ter eight, and admiral four. Bids are sent ont
to five merchants. which are signed by nav
officer five times; merchants bidding five. tac
ceptance of bid paymaSt er one. Bids are then
made out in quintuplicate, and are signed
by the captain five times; paymaSter fan.
senior officer of the board of inspection. five
and person receiving the money. five, A renort
Is attached by the senior officer of the board of
survey in duplicate, two signatures, aud the
officer who has made the requisition signs a re-
ceipt on the bill five times, whsu it is copnDlete
with more than half a hundred signatures.
A WRITER in the the New York Times saws
that the wearing of mourning garments is
sometimes carried to excess, and he cites a
case. He was riding in a Sixth avenue l.. train
when party of three got aboard-a young
widow and her two children, one a girl OF four
and the other a babe in arms The girl. whose
hair was so golden that it seemed as though
touch of color about her except that which
came from her hair and bright blue ewes Her
dress as of black cashmere, with a heavy
drapery OF Grape, and she wore a black hat
also trimmed with Grape. Even the little pin
that fastened her sombre dress at the throat
was of jet, and she carried black bordered
handkerchief. The climax was reached how
ever, in The clothing OF the babe in arms. o
Swaddlng robe of unreleved black Grape, the
little head covered with a baby's can of tna
same material The effect was positively
CHASTITY, aud there was a sigh of relief when the
widow and her two little ones left the car"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
A Physicians Observations.

The best way to avoid scalp troubles,
hair falling out and premature badness is
TO use nothing but pure water on the head.
When you go to barber do not let him
put BEARS grease, vsseline or other sub
substances upon your hair. These are
more likely to cause trouble tan 10 DO
good. In cases where dandIuff, scsld head
or any scalp disease appears, soap OF good
quality should be used in the water with
which the head is cleaned. Cold water,
followed By gentle rubbing, is exhilsrating
to the scalp, and is usually all the stimu-
liant that the hair needs. Dandruff ls an
oxidation from the pores OF the scalp that
spreads and driee, forming scale or scuri.
II ia caused in nearly all cases by bad
condition of the blood. A person afflicted
with scrofula almost always has dsndruf.
frequent use of fine tooth comb is
likely to irritate the scalp, and csuse dan
druff to appear. In cases OF this kind,
after washing the head, apply a little
ysseline to soften the skin. If the hair is
falling out, and stimulant is wanted,
rub the scalp with brandy with a little
salt in it.
Badness is due to several causes; hered-
ity is one of them. Members of some
families get bald early, while in Others
the hair remains until old age. Scrofula
is frequent cause Of badness. Excessive
brain work is responsible for many bald
heads, and wearing hats constantly can
not be too often condemned. Whenever l
get into a railway car I take of my hat.
I don't put on a tight fitting skull cap
either. The hair needs air and the head
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

tlges similar to the Nolens' and occupied
CHIEFLY by artists. Milk, eggs, poultry
and vegetables were furnished by the farm
houses in the vicinity fish could be csngtb
by any one with fishing line and boat.
meat and groceries must be fetched from
the town. 1t was out of the line of fasb.
i0nabie travel; and those who knew of ne
existence, and had established themselves
there, were united 10 a conspiracy IN keen
fashion away from it. If they themselves
felt the need of little dissipation. thew
could be al Newport in four or five bours
or SwampscOtt before night. But here
they could always be sure of rest. secIn-
sion, Charming scenery, and az much ff.b.
ing, sailing and bathing as they wanted.
VI course they could not hope to keen their
secret long; sooner or later somebody
would appear and build hotel; but NEAR
while they enjoyed it all the more for fseI-
ing that their exclusive possession of il
must be limited. - -
Opposite the point was a line of low
islands, seven or eight miles distan.
which served as a natural break water
against the violence of the AtIantic,s
waves, and gave to the Intervening az.
pinse OF water the advantages of a bav
They were also a charm and extraction in
themselves; for they were constantly nm
dsrgoing the most surprising change, 1nder
the influence of the mirage; and heinz
within an easy sail, were often visited far
picknickirg purposes by the soiourn-
ers in the cottages. Baskets If
provisions we're carried over, and the mn
terisls for clambske OF chowder were
always obtainable from the sands and tbe
sea. The time not occupied in cooking and
eating could be devoted to picking buckle
berries, practising with the rife or sho.-
gun, or, if the age and circumstances nj
the members of the party permitted in
qaiet tiirtations along the bsaches or in the
woods. The sail home was made by the
red light of sunset or by the white iuster
of the moon.
The winter and spring had passed away
without any news having been obtained
concerning Horace Dupse; if be had really
been in New York at the time of the per-
petratiOn of the robbery he had entirely
disapl cared. The only thing TO be done
was to wait patiently until he came back
again, keeping bright but undemon-
strstive lookout for him in the meanwhile.
As Inspector Byrnes had the matter in
charge, 1t was not necessary that Pauline
should remain in New York; she
could be communicated with at anv
time, and it might even hasten the
result she desired if she were known to he
out of the city. Accordingly, as summer
approached, and her mothers health man
ifestly demanded change, prep rations
were made to go down to Squittig Point.
Judge Ketelle, for reasons which the reader
will perhaps comprehend, arranged to ac-
company them. He had not as yet made
any avowal to Pauline of the nature of his
sentiments towards her, but he had been
assiduous in his attentions; and only the
greatness Of the prize at stake withheld
him from putting his fate to the touch at
once.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
W0MAN'S GLORY.
an ENTERTAINING SYMPOSIUM ON DRESS
ING The HAIR.
What Pretty Actress Thinks and Eow Her Maid
Carries Out Her Instructions Timely Hints
for Women Who Want to Grow Old
Gracefully and Slowly.
Courier Journal


l do nothing to my hair except comb il
and wash it. I believe in plenty of eau
naturelle. My maid gives my head
shampoo occasionally, and brushes and
combs my hair every day. Inever use oil
or any Of the things that are said to make
the hair glossy. When am playing parts
IN which | wear my hair down, as in
THE Qaick or the Dead, s" my hair needs
washing and combing very often. When I
dress my hair I seldom put it up twice
ike. arrange it just as the fancy takes
me. never twist it 40 tightly as to TO-
jure it. Cdnlpiug and curling with hot
irons injure the hair, and l guess the
patent mixtures do more hsrm than good.
Nearly all American women have good
hair, if they will only take good care of it.
Their hair is heavier and better than that
of European nations. E glisn women
have splendid heads OF hair, but il is coarse
and heavy in texture. American women,
on the contrary, have sot, fluffy hair. The
soft American hair is the prettiest, and
may be put up in a greater variety of
styles than the hair CT foreign women.
DoctOring the hair, and changing its color,
has gone out now, and nearly everybody
wears her own hair.
ESTRLLE CLAYTON
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

ELY BROS. have used two bottles Of
your Cream Balm for catarrh since De-
cember. A sore in my nostril-the cause
of much suffering-has entirely healed;
have used no other medicine. This spring
feel better, can WALK and work with
more ease than have any spring since
1861. Mary E. Ware, Hopeful, Va.
ELY's Cream Balm received; my head
is now liquifying; Cream Balm is simply
dynamite for catarrh in the head. Its ap-
piicstion is magical.-Thomas Lander,
Augusta, Ga,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

A LEARNED HAIR DREssER's OPINION.
Very few ladies in this country know
how to take care of the hair Abroad it is
part of q lady's education TO know now to
keep her hair, her han1s, her feet, her
teeth and her complexion in perfect cOndi-
ton. The American ladies who were edo
Gated abroad, or who have maids to attend
them, are almost the only cnes who give
their hair proper attention. The rest let
it 20 anyway, and you will zee elegantly
dressed women on the street with hair
broken off at the back aud sticking
out in every direction. Very few
hairdressers in this country under
stand their business. The only good
ones are those who have been brought up
TO il aud whose fathers were hairdressers
before them The srt cannot be learned
in this country it mus, he learned abroad.
1t is not necessary to wash the head very
often, if the hsir is carefully combed and
dressed every day. When a shampoo is
needed, braid the hair, commencing about
four inches from the head and braidiDg 10
the ends. Then wet the scalp and with
sponge apply lather made from the best
soap that can be obtained. After rubbing
the scslp thoroughly with the fingers, wash
the head with clean water. Now,
let the hair dry naturally. Do not 81,
by fire or near gas-burner az heat will
make the hair brittle. II is best to not
even use fan, bat take plenty OF time for
the hair to dry. !. will be from an hour
to an hour and half. Do not comb il or
Aaf,-a - 80 fhnrOnnbIy
drop of hair oil may be used TO give 1t
gloss Only the best oil, that made by the
leading French houses. should De employ
ed. The hair should be cOmbsd with
tortoise shell comb, and brush made OF
horse hair should be the one used These
brushes are made expressly for the purpose
in France and Epgland, and cost 50
each. In dressing the hair care should
be taken to avoid strainiog Il by doing
it up too tightly. The late style OF draw
ing it all up on top Of the mead was very
Injurious. The tendency Of the hair i 20
grow downward, and fastening II up b.eass
of the hair az the back of the neck. The
styles of braid,ng md twisting into coil
at the back, from which Two small curls
ere left hanging. or Of twisting the hair
into two strands and forming what is call
cd the chain-link, which droop from the
crown Of the head 10 the edge Of the neck,
are becoming to the Uearer. aud do not
interfere with the growth Of the hair. II
il better for ladies 10 wear a false frcnt
than to curl their own hair with an lion
every morning and gradually burn it up
in front II GUILMARD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

70 be KEEP. cool. The reason there are
more bald men than women is due to the
fac: that women wear hats tbs, simi. the
BIZ to the top Of the head, while mems
bate exclude the air Badness among
men is undoubtedly increasipe, snd is due
to the fact that men do more head work
and take less rest end relaxation ;hsn
formerly. E.B. FooTE. MD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
EsTELLE CLAYTON.
One of the sutherland Sisters Tell.


People are too rough in their treatment
of the hair, especially those who h We long
hair. Care should be taken to avoid
breaking the hair. Ii ebould be combed
gently with a very coarse rubber or tor
toise-shell comb: tie latter lie the best
Never use brush of aDy kind. They
only irritste the scalp needlessly. Keep
ing the scalp clean is the most important
thing. Shampoo the head once a week
Produce strong lather, and clean the whole
scalp thoroughly. Then rinse with clean
water-soft water preferred. Now press
the water fiom the hair with dry towel,
taking care not 10 rub and break the hair,
and fan il until it is dry. Wait until the
hair is perfectly dry before combipg it,
and then handle it az gently as possible
At night braid my hair and twist it into
a knot; then put a light silk cap over it
to prevent lint from getting into the hair,
and to avoid mussing and breaking the
hair. People with hair that is continually
falling out, or even those that are com
pletely bald, can get a good growth of
half by attending to properly. Wearing
the hair done up in tight coil is injuri-
ous, and wearing false hair OF any kind
interferes with the growth of the real hair
At times stimulant ia needed to soften
the skin and nourish and strengthen the
roots of the hair, but powders and hair-Oil
should never be used, as they clog the hair
with grease, render it sticky and musty
and Obstruct the pores Of the scalp. All
kinds of hair dyes and chemicals for bleach
ing the hair are Injurious. Tney destroy
the vitality Of the hair, give it dead lcok,
and cause it 20 fall out early.
NAOMI SUTHERLAND
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
MRS NJ. E. wooDsUM, Norway, Ne.
4 Fever Sore Eight Years Cured.

I must extend 10 you the thanks OF one % my
customers who has been cured By using the Gu
TIcURA REMEDIES, If an Old sore caused bv A
long spell OF sickness or fever eight years ago
He was so bad he vas fearful he would have TO
have his leg amputated, but Is happy % say he
is now entirely well,-sound a. dollar. He re-
quests IRE 10 use his name which is H. II. CAsoS,
merchant Of this place
JOHN V. MINOR, Druggist,
GaiusbOrO Tenn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

few weeks ago my wife suffered very much
from cutaneous disease OF the scalp, and re-
ceiVed no relief nom the various remedies she
used until she tried CUTIcUgA The disease
promptly yielded TO THIS treatment ana in a
short time she was entirely well There has been
10 return Of the disease, and CUIICURA -anks
NO. IN our estimation for diseases OF the skin.
REv. J. PRESLEY BARRETT, d. D..
Raleigh, y C.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
Mediral.
NOT A PIMPLE ON HIM NOW.
Bad with Eczema. Hair all gone.
Scalp covered with eruptions.
Thought his hair would never grow.
Cured by Cuticnrh Remedies. Hair
splendid and not pimpIc on him.

cannot say enough in praise Of the CUrlcURA
RESE1I IFS. Ny boy, when one year Of age. was
80 bad with eczema that he los; al OF his hair.
mis- scalp was covered with er1ptons which the
doctors said was scald head and that his hair
would never grow again. Despai ring of d cure
rom physicians. began theuse ofths CUTiCURA
REMEDIES. and, l am happy 70 say. with the most
perfect success His hair Is now splendid. and
there is net pimple on him. recommend the
CUTicURA REMEDIES 20 mothers a. the most
speedy, economical, and sure cure fOr AL skin
diseases OF infants and children. and feel that
every mother who has an afflicted child vii
thank me for so doing.
WOnDCr-Nf
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
CHAPTER XIV.
A POWERFUL ALLY.

EVERAL days
after this event,
the inspector was
informed that a
lady desired tosee
him. He gave
orders that she be
admitted, and a
young W o m an
dressed in mourn
ing entered tn e
room. She was
pale and hand
some, with pow
erful dark eyes.
The inspectorro
and placed chair
for her. She sat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
&ATARRR
UATA REH

, A.. oiEsGss o, the ruooug membrane zen orally
y. glnatiuc IN the nasal psss2gee and maintain
NJ i.s stronghold In the head. Prom his point
sends torth poisonous virus INTO the stomach
lno through the digestive oresnt co1uptrg tbs
1iood and producing oShs- !cf sScros ana
dangerous symptoms.
particle is applied into Sac loiu1i and ~
agreeable Price tc cents - Crrgg ~ BY nail
.egiste red, 90 cents. Ely BECI HEEc, 10 80
Warren street, New York. suzseOde4E
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
Cuticura Remedies

Are positive cure for every form Of skin, scalp,
and blood disease, with loss OF hafr. from pim.
pies 70 scrofula except possibly ichthv osis
Sold everywhere Price, CUTICURA Soc.
SOAP, 25c REsoLvENT, 81 Prepared by the Por-
TER DRUG AID CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
HD-send for How to Cure skin Diseases, 6
pages, 80 illusra ions and 100 testimonials.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

"a. ~
AFTER -1 l-4s -N0"
Yor6 Durln s
. II this period his
~ mother and sister
- - ,-1 rrl-e Ke-
e ~ -.r.. ,-.-a the on.
@f go - .-s who
% , lis o.
* A--"
cape. el {
morning on the
$500 trial the Judge
MNlF1 5-orrei into In
MI ~ s-s-+er Bvrnes
% 90 .,5
ss with newspaper '- -''
.r-r crave face. ~..
~ SAINT 90 csl sone,1los q, ''. -
-..t..o INSPECTOR. saiO
.-.,fimD,rtsrcs to me, tlols- ~"
t.,.. is-,,.tsu No."
I'm -.- ~ssr vouug te,c7 zen :
-i, vors- returned the chile. Oh
..s II remember. he was ac-
s.fs robbery in welry store sle
-.,+ hail fir biu in iitSen nuluI5l
- VS. me trial comes on to-day.
v- have a gcoi memory. Well
-.-b.rs nat aware that Percy
r,.- or he day following the
'.-...,- and +. ever returned '
,-7,a 5srpsn 90 be aware OF
.',- y,1s.s. We anticipated there
5s some fcl'tyo the kind, aud
--fsmsn oa GO watch him. Mr.
.,.rt -tst Eight az Mr. Martin s
r.a1 sre-us. The eek morn
.-.,-s whom our msn took co be
v-..--.-s-s OBJ and went mp town.
-,-., - ,s, rster. Martin himself
r-..,5 % following him our
- LAM ~i-.sss so,ng 70 s,sirs
.-s..,.- Vl-a vas 10 the rooms.
.-.-b...b oo- MI We ala
t.-. .- .-- -or-- 90 stop them.
...-,.s,..f,,s rs-cs,ely hopsd he
-s .-.-t b....-.si. s-a come pack.
--.'- -,- b- ,fs--it ISL"
.s .--..- RI mt , Iooss-.
-s.l..--.-5...-.-, r,- that . few hours
-..- $50 T--,.ir-i -v letter the
.-r-. of t5e bail. itcAne. K have rea-
ma believe. from Martin 81, P41cy's
r-iuy bills were ais, paid, pro0a-
7b7 the same hand %. course. Pe-cy
a-i 1a7s s.ooi bis ,ris. and had / had
n7-ki1got VIA. be Intended 7 should
1u used every means 20 prevent bis de-
l--.s Buta. a1y rate BE- left no deb.s
e1li im
He made the mistake o. bis life,
81 .as inspector, emph4ucsliy. As
s. -ss.s, vhv WIN h. known fro s. few
lT + u87 as sell tell yea now. To
@. i-,1.acs the evidence against him
F. l'. conclusive and .aSiog every
s into consideration. the chances are
' BE- Fould have been acquitted. HIS
laa-i manner and his previous Tee
ORB i1i social standing were la his
a- -11gh 60 is true tha. he had beer
-iz-s fool %. himself here and there
eT some time Will Bot fellow
S '-a.s uoi nSsly 70 steal lady
'-A-- 'llS ~ face Of the absolute Ger
A- % beng suspected OF 10 TO.
a- Fis1 worth t1e candle
1ta ag-ee Ti,h yen, ' replied the
sui 'n.re was aposHo,-ity tina.
'-'i us1' go ssanst MN; and
BE- good as dea,a to aim '
-'-n'as1 p sc were irnocen- The
. $50 E '..-s - ~ ,''.l - a :
-..5 ,-- '. "--'~ PC '--.'..
=~ o''- l''''
-,.. ..7- I-'-ly -s' % ne lAs
--- -''s 77 "-u As 'ns
10 oioA NOES o. coc'se
..-- ..-4 ~ ,'a.e -lA- |7"s's
p- ,.-- 4. u. -1''o-'' 4'oP-ll Won q
-' ,l', l- ~. ,a- pam, 4 wa, going
l ne nan appeared 10 court
~''''- ''' 'se- d Zee n1n
I," .S SA1 ~ Nl9s nat.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

larger than all the rest of the houses. The
house stood upon low bluff directly over
Locking the beach. There was semi
c;rcnlsr inlet at this point, about fifty
vards across; in this a pier had been con-
s.ructed, to the end of which a cat-ooa'
# was pretty place, but very quiet
o,e To reach il it was necessary TO drive
Sys Or six miles from the railway station
in tbe neighboring town. Within radius
Of a mile there were perhaps a dozen cot
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

moderate presumption of his guilt, the
case would be adjourned pending con-
trmation of the report Of death, when the
question + estreating the bail would BE-
decided.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

Some peculiar freak of fashion brings in
its train a dozen others. The sagacious
dreesmsker sees the adoption of certain
style, and she knows what will follow as
we'll as the skilful chess player knows the
result of moving a certain pawn. If such
a thing is done that cannot be done, hence
this must be done. It's as plain as the rose
on your nose, sir, or rouge on your face,
dear
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

That slender waist is also answerable for
an extra layer Of paint or powder, for it
makes the face red, not flushed, but de-
cidely ugly red. There is red and red.
TT ere is a red COW and a red rose.
That extra dash Of paint called for a
veil to conceal its use. Behold the Had
ing veil? That veil demands that the eye
brows be heavy enought to be seen, hence
penciled eyebrows are raging.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
CHAPTER XIV.
A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA.

T had been the
custom with tn
Nolens. during
the s u m III c ]
months. TO 60 e
a seaside resort
known as Squit
tig Point, on the
New England
coast. They own
ed O small COT
tage there, con-
sisting Of a 81:
ting room, three
bedrooms, and q
kitchen and %
veranda, the area
of whic h Wa 5
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

Do you know the reason long handled
eye glasses sprang into favor with the ultra
fashionable? Well, you know ladies lace,
don't you? Yes, everybody knows that,
and those who know it from experience
know it to their very great discomfort; for,
with the sleeves made as tight as the skin,
and the entire dress wais. as close fitting
as compressed flesh and bones will permit,
to lift the hand up to the level of the eyes
if it is q possibility land sometimes il isn't,
is certainly dangerous thing 10 attempt
dangerous because the tightly strained silk
of the dress mag split. Besides, it IL
painful exertion. The expansion Of GER
tain muscles in an elevated position OF
the arm and shoulder beyond the narrow
limits of the dress is positive torture
Hence the long handle to eyeglass and
opera glass was a perfect boon. You will
always gee the slim waist. tight sleeves, and
long handled eyeglass together.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
ETY'S
.GSEAN BALM

IlsGueea Ch6
$esai Pasea-
yee, AlieyePain
and Infemm6-
Ion, Heals the
Sores Restores
.he Senses Of
s. 3 : & - % u
~1sN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19

tlE Gay appoint
al for Z rCyS
trial was a week
afterLe left New
York During
this period his
motherand sister
and Judge Ke-
r were the on
is persons who
knew Of his es
cape On the
morning on the
trial the Judge
5-31rei into In
pec-or 10y rnes
i. ~. hlnl and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-05-19
MOTHER s CRIME

uar.F INSPECTOR BYRYss