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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
MARTINS FERRY.

On Friday evening the old Arcadian
Club entertained the So cial Club at the
residence of Mr.. james A. Gray, on Sum-
NIT street. The entertainment was one
of the most elegant rendered by any social
organization in this city in many years.
The large number of guests and entertain
ers made a most pleasant evening possible.
The following is the list of guests: Capt.
L. W. Inglebright and wife, Hon. John S.
Cochran and wife, DR.. and Mrs. B. o.
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Miller, DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Black
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. f. @. Boyd, Mr..
and Mrs. John B Gillespie, Geo. II. Smith
and wife, Mrs. NJ. G. Mitchell, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Sheets, Mr.. W. r Ratcliff, Mrs. E D. Cat
tell, Miss Anna Wier, Of Washington, Pa,
Miss Amanda Miller, Captain and Mrs. 81.
W. Smith, Rev. A. E. Brownlee and Rev.
H. n. Campbell, Mr. Fred Hall. The en-
tertainers were DR.. and Mrs. A. Z. Ong,
DR.. and Mrs. Will II. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
H O. Wetherald, Mr.. and Mrs jas. A.
D;ckeoo, Mr.. and Mrs. J. @ Gray, 7. w.
Shreve. Esq, and wife, Misses Eloise Gray,
Maggie Kerr, Maggie Ralston, May Conkle,
Ida Hoyle, and Messrs. Robert Kerr, Will
NJ. Cattell.
S.veral of our physicians have lately
recommended that all people who have not
bse1 vaccinsted should do so at once
There is smallpox in several counties 81
Ohio, and it may turn up here any day.
There wss quite sudden and unex'
pectsd improvement in retail trade all
over town yesterday.
The Benwoon furnace will resume opera
ton tomorrow morning.
On Thursday night, February 7tb, the
Nae anerchor Singing Society will hold rs
annual masquerade bail, in Mennerchoi
Hall on Washington street.
Mrs. Williamson, who lives rear TIE
Walnut Grove, met with a very painful &C
cidsnt yesterday afternoon. She was clean
ing window, when her footing slipped
and she fell with her arm through the
glass, cutting very deep, ugly cash IN the
forearm. Timely assistance and bandage:
held back the flow of blood until medical
assistance came. Five stitches were re-
quired to close the cash.
The prospects for a spring building boom
are excellent.
During the past week the weather ha:
been quite an improvement over that
which preceded it for several months.
Jack Frost can repair a muddy street
crossing much quicker and more effective
ly than the city street department.
The Office of the Ohio Valley Nelrs has
been removed from the Hess block, on
Hanover street, TO the room over the post
Office.
The Board Of Education has changed the
plans for the new Third ward building
and will build it with the entire number
of rooms st once, but will only furnish the
rooms as they are needed.
The list Of charter members of the
American Mechanics still continues Il
grow, and it is probable that by Thursday
evening, when the installation takes place
there will be nearly hundred 10 be IN
itiated.
The question has been raisea recently q
to whether or not The city could be hell
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
SPEAKER WOODS. SOUND SENSE.

SPEAKER WOODS SOUND SENSE
The hssty reader, in peIusiug the tele-
graphic account of the exciting scenes in
the joint session of the two Houses Of the
Legislature on Friday, Is liable to get the
impression that Speaker WOODS should
have summsrily squslched Senator NOR
BIS by placing him under arrest, or at
lest ordering the Sergeant-at-Arms to re-
move him. The hasty reader is liable to
attribute the absence Of such c.ion to
lack Of nerve on the Speakers part. II
such sn impression exists, it is a most
erroneous one.
The Hon. JOE WOODS has never been &C
cussd OF lack of nerve. Picture the posi-
ton Of the Speaker; in tie caair, Den'o-
crat; sad aramp3nt little man, who is Re
publican, assailing him from the floor. The
occasion Il a u %, important and vital one
to both political parties. The ebullitons
Of the little man, MORRIS. do no harm and
hurt no one, and are really OF worthy the
personal notice Of the Speaker. Suppose
the Sneaker had noticed Mr.. MoRRIs to the
exten. o. having him elected; would not
Mr.. MORRIS have Immediately donned
a martyrs garb? Would rot 1t have
been instantly teie2rsphsd b. W. and -
u use polite abbreyiatiOn-that the
Southern rebel Democracy were in the
saddle again; that the shotgun Dan
Dorsey" Of West Virginia had refused the
right of free spesch, etc, etc, adj ndusean'
Most assuIeily it would, and we should
have bad our esteemed flisnds Governor
FORAKER and MURAT HALsTEAD walk
ing On their hands all over Ohio.
On the other band, what would have
been gained By the election Of MoRRIsS
Nothing; but much would have been lost
20 the speakers party Though falsifca-
ton OF his motives.
It was a trying position for Speaker
WOODS. Imsg'ne him, presiding over an
assembly of both houses A man who
loses mis- wits jump up on the floor and
begins to blackgua,d him and bis party.
Il must have baen . great temptation to
the 5 oeaker to abandon the dignity Of his
high Office, jump down and personally
sick the obstreparous member cat Of the
building. But SPEAKER WOODS preserved
bis dignity and allowed the insulting
member of the opposition all the latitude
in me world.
Because Mr.. MORRIS los! his senses vas
no reason why the Speaker Of the House
should have lost his.
It would have taken but word from
the Speaker TO have had Mr. MORRIS
fisctej, and he must have fit like speak
ing that word; but it would havs dore no
good to him or his patty, and, through
false reports, probably much harm.
Speaker WoODs showed commendabls
nerve and good, to,ss sense in keeping his
tenpsr.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
AGED NINETY-EIGHT.
The Long Life of the Late Mrs Elizabeth
Collstt

The Long Life of the Late Mrs Elizabeth
Collstt.
The REGISTER yesterday morning brief
ly ctronicled the death of the venerable
Mrs. Elizabeth Collett, at her home on
North Front street, leland Mrs. Collett
was perhaps the Oldest inhabitant Of the
city-certainly the oldest among the resi-
dents of the Island, and her death was the
occasion of many expressions Of regret.
Mrs. Collect was born near Leesburg,
Loudsn county, Va, January %, 1871.
Her maiden name was Davis. She wss
married az the uge of IS, in 1909, to Jere-
miah Collett, and in 1919 removed to
Wood county, near where Psrkersburg IS
now situated, but which was then but lit
tie else than a wilderness. There she rear
cd a family Of seven children, two sors and
FIVE daughters, and there her husband died,
in 1851, aged Sc years. Of the seven chill
dreD, all are row dead bat two, a dsugh-
ter, Elizsbath G. Collett, and son, j. w.
Collett, who arrived in the city yesterday.
MIS- Collects father was q soldier OF the
Revolution, and a member of Genersl
Washiogton's headquarters guard during
portion of the wsr. Her husband was q
soldier of 1912, and his widow was pen
sioner up to the time Of her death Setur'
day morning Size was member of the
Methodist Church for more than sixty
years.
The funeral will take place this after.
noon, from the late residence of the de-
ceased, on the Island.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

police force. We NON hI~' ~ -s1
besides the Marshal.
Robert Stewart returned onlrF.l
a trip TO Ashland ard PomGoy
James MuidaUgb, en- old iez
this county, Nillremove in q isarl
to Springfield. Mo. His farm ~
the farm of John p. Mitchell, SllEzI
Missouri a few years ago.
J. A. Jamison, who hes ha 81
With inAsmmatory Iheumati,miN ID
year, is no better.
william Psyre, Of Scotch L.a
and struck his knee on a siole ll,'l
il iuring bimself seriously
Alex. Humphreyyille, i. p, q y
| Pleasant, was in the city ytstdiiy
Mrs. William Owens, who hA. az
the sick list for several day, ss0'!
proving.
Alex. Cochran will remove M
present home or Fifth eir,etio u'i
he purchased recently
The town is oyerun with ta
tramps. We need some kind Of ii1
protective policy in this msi.e-
Miss Jennie haywood returned ~
Pleasant yesterday ard repcfi' 81
Maggie a little better.
W. II. Blsckford is IN W@lleA
visiting relatives. .-
DR.. ]. W. Darrah has faia 'a'f
put in his home on the bill ta,se
! The Doctor will find it l7te O.
fence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
AN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY.
Two NovIoes are Received Into Full Sistei
hood

Two Novioes are Received Into Full Sister
hood.
A very impressive ceremony occurred in
st. JOSEF h's Convent Hall yesterday morn
ing at o'clock. II was the ceremony OF
procession aud two novices were accepted
into the Sisterhood. They were Sister
Magdalen, formerly Miss Mamie Thornton,
daughter of Martin Thornton, Esq, snd
Sister Mary Rose, formerly Miss Mary
Reilly.
Ri. Rev. Bishop John J. Kahn officiated,
assisted by Rev. Father Schilpp. The al
tar was beautifully decorated with flowers
from Schriebsr's, and Sister Magdalen also
wore beautiful wreath of 1Owers. The
choir was composed Of former school
mstes-Misses Sue Reister, Mollie Welt
eel and Rose Tucker. Sister Mary An
gela also sang a solo during COM
muniOn. A large number OF Tela-
tives ard friends of the two
Sisters were present and the ceremony last
ed an hour, after which very pleasant re-
ception was held in the Bishops parlors,
where friends called during the entire day
and rendered their congratulations. The
Sisters were the recipients of several pres
ents, Sister Msgdalen receiving quite a
number of handsome remembrances.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
AMUsEMENTs.
"rhe stowaway

1.-THE Stowaway, with DIS ns.
company, novel, mechanical 'l'
effects and reformed burgIais. W.. i. y. !.
boards at the Opera House Cd 49,
evening, February 18th The ~ %.
comes to this city with the pre-. (. /.
series of tIiumphs elsewhere .l =.
New York City, where o snoi' w. -. +
closed q remarkably sncce'''1' '-
Niblo's Garden. .-..s
During it's stay in Gotham ~.
away" proved the theatrical ' ''-1 I.
the season, and it bids fer to TVS ;, !
country the great pop1lsiiY -
taiued in En- gland, where 'l' ~. ~.
bsen the chief me'o-dramai' '.-
during the past four year. ., sLI /,
powerful magnet. The s'o'.' I.
said to surpsss all its Irsde',,'. W Ia.
ingenuity Of its climsN's' ana , y - /.
interest The characters arc ''''-
finely drawn, and the a',.- u
throughout.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
The Y. NJ. c. A. Gymnasium.

The Young Mems Christian Association
Gymnasium is a popular institution. 1t
is well equipped with all tie apparatus
necessary for physical culture and system
attic body building, such as chest, rowing
and variety ofpulling machines, horizon
tai and parallel bars, ladders, ropes, dumb
bells, clubs, waiting buck, etc, etc. The
accompanying dressing room contains COM
modious lockers and tub and shower baths.
Mr.. Jacob Loos has been engaged to give
instruction each Tuesday and Friday even
ing. Boys classes will be instructed at I
o'clock, and young mems classes at 8
o'clock. Any young man aged fourteen or
over, of good moral character, msy become
an associate member of the Association.
Application for membership may be made
at the Office any week day. Ssventy-nve
new members were received last month.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
BRIDGEPORT.

James Higgins has sold his fre driving
sorreu 10 Thomas Mears Of Martins Fer
~. Mr.. Higgins contemplatss the pur
chase offs heavier team.
Wm. Burke and Henry Neinenger have
purchased the stock of old ice which the
Mtssrs. Koshnlein had in their ice
houses. Quite a lot of the ice purchased
had bean in stock for five years.
Marshal John Sriff arrested two very
low specimens of the gsrnus tramp yester-
day. They were the dirtiest pair which
has appeared in town in long time.
Miss Mary Burkhsrdt, who was reported
to have died from the effects of serious
burns she received at West Wheeling, did
10. die. as was stated, but Is doing as we'll
as could be expected under TIE circum-
stances.
Charles Myers cut the first ice of the
season Y sterdsy. The ice measures three
and half inches, and IS all from the creek
resr Mrs Hsrfah's farm.
A very pleasant little social party was
given at the hCme Of Miss Flo NanPelt on
Friday evening.
K. I. Howell has purchased fine new
sac.
George Naeger, OF Paramount, Is the
eusst OF Mr. J. c. Dent.
Rev. Charles HOLSTER is the guest Of
/ friends 10 the city.
on Sunday next tire first service will be
held in the new Presbyterian Church.
7. W. Hill will remove his feather reno
vator from Martins Ferry to Bridgeport.
The Crystal Globe Company is getting
into such shape that they hope to be ready
to commence operations by April LIST. They
will build new furnace to take the place
of the oldest Of the two now standing, MI
/ G.. W Rumble having taken the contract
to do the work. With tie right kind q
/ treatment by those who have tenement
houses to let a first class set Of men car
be secured to work in the new concern
who will pay their rent and be credit tC
the locality. The firm will give steady
employment, and if suitable tenementC
can be secured reasonably the men who
come here to work viii be Cfa much better
c'ass. For the benefit Of those who have
houses to rent and those who will wish &c
rent, parties in Bridge port, KiIkwood and
West wheeling who will have houses fol
rent about April LIST, are requested to leave
list, with the prics per month, at the
Office of the Crystal GlaSsworks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

We ARE in receipt Of q highly interest
ing volume entitled The Au'tralian Bal
10. Syetem SIS Embodied in the Legislation
Of Various Countries" by JOHN H. WIG
.roRE. Of the Boston bar. Accomp snying
the nook is specimen ballot, under the
Massachusetts Ballot Act O. 1888. /, COZ
tsins he names ofall the candidates voted
fo7 in PrCc'nc. 1, Ward o, Cambridge,
on November s. 1857. TIE voter places a
cross OF tie right side c. the name Of the
person for whom he wishes TO vote and
the same mark agsinst The Yes or No in
the vote on any proposition. The ballot
IS 10 by "a irches in size, opened ont. Il
must he great thing fer the Msssachu-
sets printers; otherwise we fail to see the
advantage Oft.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

TRE American colony in Canada has re-
q iyed a notable &c ,ession in the person Of
JOSEPH A. MOORE, OF Indianapolis, in
whose accounts with the Connecticut Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company there Is q
triaing dnc-eplrcy CT nearly a million
dollars. Mr.. moore will enjoy The Mon
trsal carnival. ard all the winter delights
for which our hypsrborean neighboIs are
famous. with the easy grace that IS said to be
the distinctive marx Of the American hood
Ter in retreat, and also thank God that the
Senate has rejected the extraditior treaty.
Ii would be interesting TO know if the
crooked fraternity had lobby st Wash
ingtou erg'gei in fighting the treaty, In
order that the back door TO Canada may
not become closed to the worthless who may
o. any time be required to suddenly leave
their country for their country's good
THE first report OF the death Of Crown
Prince RUDOLPH said bis death wss due TO
apoplexy. Following directly upon this
came the report that he died Of paralysis o.
the heart, which was succeeded in the
next dispatch by aropleKy again. Then
the news came that he had been accident
ally shot while hunting, then he had been
murdered by the husband Of a
lady with whom his relations had
been improper. Then the official" news
was flashed over the cable that the Prince
had committed suicide, TO escape the al
tentative Of fighting 8 duel with the
brother of a princess Of the royal blood
with whom his relations were too inti-
mate. then that be had committed suicide
while in = state Of mental alteration.
Later the news came ria Paris that be was
sssassinated for political reasons by friends
Of BISMARCK. Now comes along a version
warranted authoritative to the effect that
the Prince was shot through me window
Of his room BY the husband Of the princess
Of the royal b,ood, aforesaid. Next
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

IT WILL be seen from the intensely io-
terts' ing news from Wetzsl county IN an
o.5er column that certsia gentlemen have
already taken it upon themselves 10 parcel
on chice3. and 10 Democrats Too, for eer-
tais specified considerations. IsMr. HAR-
RIsoN aware Ct this? If not, wto IS the
au.ocrat thst Is au.hor'z.a these ofers?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

DELEGATE CoRCoRAN's hill prohibiting
the employment Of mirrors under twelve
years Of ags ia mine, workshop, factory OF
manufacturing estlbishment, should re-
csiye the cer,fll consideration Of the Leg
stature.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
mRubbllpg over

Commencing Monday e7el.as y -
little soubrette, Mis- ADA "',-.'i =, :
pear three nights snd q " 'l-' -
nee at the Grand Ope'a ri
by splendid comedy ~
sparkling musical farce % .,.s
"Bubbling Over which "f m
Miss Gilman by Frank D p. d Il
of course, draw crowded p. ~ -. .l ..
performance. Reseryei .eai- '''
the McLure House ph'fm
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

BLAINE has not YET denied that he hes
been rendered and has accepted the pre-
miershin -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

DURING the last eight months the Esd
era Government bought per cent, and
A per cent. hondl having a face value Of
Sos 9l7, 500 For The blessed privilege OF
getting rid of surplus revsnue u7neceasa
rly drswn from he people the govern
meat paid TO the holders Of these bonds
premiums amounting to SO 81. 95si
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
KEEP your eye on tire grand jury.

AFFAIRs are nearing a cIisis ct Charles
ton
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
For Ricketts,, Marssmus, and Wasting Dis
orders Of Children.

Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites is unequalled. The
rapidity with which children gain flesh
and strength upon il is very wonderful.
Read the following; 81 have used Scott's
Emulsion in cases of ricketts, and Maras-
mus of long standing, and have been more
than pleased with the results, as in every
case the improvement WAS Marked. NJ
NAN NJ. D.. New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

siEs gCoFIks Of DAILY or WEESLs
EFCczzEroEDESCs CONTAINING -EPoKr1S-
Nm 70r1CrTEn IRON uTsEv PART O. Tgs SUB
Er-cluSG COUNTRY.
IEE REGLSTEE 1a.fcc.ng - ssrsfGl s1is.s'ss,
4, sYs'e-si q. re Putcrcs = FAec.ec = 70. e.
tscoTd e.1ss r-Ittes.
sR-The Edito1 VII not rtertake g relr-- -
leCte1 rranuecrivts 30 attention VIII be PAD
10 NrouynOus CommUniCg. ion9. The fnL nsne
End address o. the wrlte- must GccomPa1v sV 1ry
soru uuiCsd0l, no- tor publication hs- %
Fusra-ty Of good fsith,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

LAKE VIEW, a suburb -f Chicago is m
dsrgo.rg sn epidemic Of typhoid fever,
caused by the condition Of IFS drinking
water from the sewerage Of Chicago. Many
death have occurred and there are several
hun6r,d ever patients in tie little suburb
The unreasonable psstlence coald not be
accounted for until INVESTIGATION develop
ei tie fret that The people were drinking
water fol- Of poisonous germs coming from
a p,ia. in the lake to which flows the sew
erage Of Ccicago snd this wss at orce as
cribtd as the cause. Wheeling has fire.
oueutly wresiled with This question. Let
Us hope that We are on q fair way to solve
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
FOR A QUARTER.

The Wild Freak Of a c. & P. Pas
Senger.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03

Is another column viii be found Que Of
the most intensely interesting little elec-
tio1 stories you ever read. 1t relates to
the interesting and much talked Of county
Of WetzL It viii all come out before the
grand jury, bat the REGIsrEE. which has
q hsnkeri0g 10 be in advance with the
news, takes The liberty Of printing it be
forehsud, ciIcumstantislly and in detail.
Now 1T ia stated with much p,sitiveness
tina. Senator ALLISON viii not be a mem
b-rof President HARRIs0N's Cabinet, a.
tboagh it Is not clear that either Of tie
persons most concerned hes made any def
mite declaration Up)n this POINT. The fact
that the Senator f,om Iowa is said 70 be
IN excellent spirits" may be interpreted
in variety o. ways. Il isssfe to sssume,
a. any tate, that he has not been 70 Iadian-
aplol s for nothing, which is a comfortably
indefinite way Of putting it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-03
- c,-r.s..n,ae,ee % thl s,,ndru Rectser.

Mr.. Edelman. of Boon, though not a
labor member has presented bill, which
will afford much needed relief to the en-
ployes of corporations and business firms
generally. 1t is simply two weeks pay
ment bill, with the proper regulations at
tached. The labor organizations of the
State have from time to time favored such
a law, and it is something reasonable.
Unless the press of other business during
the session crowds it ont, it will most GER
tainly pass both Houses.
IN FAVOR OF CO-EDCCATI0N.
House bill No. Il, introduced by Mr..
Davies, Of Mason, ard fayorahly reported
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-05

The New Havens are having streak of bad luok. Every club has 1t. This struck the New Ravens Saturday night, and they have lost every game since then. The Bridgeports have been losing right along. but Tuesday night they played the best game they have yet played, and won. It would have made no difference had 1t been the Springfelds; they would have been de- featsd just the same.
 It is unreasonable to expect that team will win everything. The Springfelds have not struck their snag yet, but 1t is not far distant But at the same time 1t is easy to sec where the New Ravens conld have had two, or even three, more games to their credit It was more through carelessness than anything else. It might do we'll to speak of certain plays in which there could be an improvement.
 There is again an inclination on the part of Connors and Neweomb to get together too much. When one goes behind the cage after an opposing player that is enough; 1t is folly for both of them to do the dogsfng. It fact, 1t is losing point in the game that the other side will take advantage of. Another point that they have dropped back in, and that is not to block man.
 This is not said to discourage them, as they are really doing very fine work, but they can do better. Nothing has yet been said of few things in which they have shown inn provemsnt. Newcomb generally stands near the opposing cage ready to take pass, and this leaves 1t for Hill and Connors to pass the ball down to him, Several pretty goals hays
Morning journal and courier., 1889-12-05

The above is c portrait of the late Prof Edward E- Phelps. M. D., IL. D., of Dartmouth College He was strong, able man. who stood high in the literary and scientific worlds. It Is not generally known, but it is nevertheless. the truth that Prof. Phelps was the discoverer of what is known to the Medical profession and Chemfsts universally as paine's Celery Compound, unquestionably one of the most valuable discoveries century. This remarkable compound Is not anervine, an essence,a sarsaparila, any devised article but discouery and it marks distinct step in medical practice the treatment of nervous complications, and the greatest of all modern diseases-Paresis It has been freely admitted by the best medical talent in the land, and also by the leading chemists and scientists, that for nerve troubles nervous exhaust ion insomnia debility senility and even the dread ed and terrible Paresis, nothing has ever been discovered which reaches the disorder and restores health equal to this discovery of Prof Phelps
 Paine's Celery Compound Is now being prepared in quantities and can be procured at any reputable druggists. An attractive bunch of celery is to be found on every wrapper. It has become specially popular among professional men. mind workers ladies burdened with exacting social duties, and frequenters of the leading clubs.