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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

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Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

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p.sHshsd ta ofaaa Hzgies,
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-12

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ieiaaes Issa DariaE Treatment
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4 ASSESSMENT ROLL For ths construction -
4 sewer iu jefferson avenue from = iIffb
atcHue &c. Hal street ln the D.ty ~ Crane
kapids Nffh
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OFFICE HOl H. lrom l0 a. m. Co. D. u..
No patients received Nauoays
Tumor and Cancers Removed MU0m
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THE PLAGUE.

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Mr. Am Bruce. Jos Trail ei west. Iast 81
pounds 90 nesh lD SO months hsd barkarhe
headache bearing down pains across hff arc
such Pains ~ times She nearly died. iif. Mlr
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E0R SALE-New tvo-hole stove. with pipe;
l. price g. ats7 ottawa-st.. room y. i
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FOR SALE-Cheap. tailor's outfit including
Il gasoline stove and sewing machine. Cal
az l3O south Dlvision-St. 4
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
POWER OF THE WAVES.
Some Day This Power Will Drive Our
Cars and Factories.
Relouoh sunday Heraid

AfhOuON NuNudy ilffNfu.
From experiments made last month at
Bell Rock and Skerryyolc lighthouses
on the coast of Scotland, it was found
that while the force of the breakers on
the side of the German Ocean may be
taken nj about ton and half
to every square foot Of exposed sur
face. the Atlantic side throws break
erS with double that force, or three
tons to the square foot; thus a surface
of only two square yards suStains blow
from a heavy Atlantic breaker equal to
- tons
In March Of this year heavy gale
blew for three days and nights at Skier
rvvole. washing out blocks Of limestone
and granite of three and five tons
weight as easily rs if they had been
empty egg shells; i'm some cases throw
ing them entirely over the break-water
at Plymouth. over 300 tons of such
blocks were washed 300 feet up the in
clined beach after being thrown over
the break-watcr and scattered about in
various directions.
One block of limestone, estimated TO
be of - tons weight, was moved over
$50 feet from a place in the surf, where
it had been firmly grounded since 1897.
it having first been rolled in sight by
the awful gale of the "Windy Christ
mas" of that year. This is quite a high
sea record for 1890, showing that the
gale of March Sd was the worst known
on the Scottish coast for 1913 years.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14

set right here an I'll 90 out an he'p
wife TO git a bite to eat for you
The old fellow went ont and after a
while came back and announced that
supper was ready. There was nothing
on the table but corn bread, rancid
bacon and dingy-looking coffee without
sugar. jest hep yo'sef, jedge.
Thank you, I'll do so. the jurist re-
Joined. reaching over and lifting piece
of bacon on his plate; but the moment
he had tasted it, he began to look about
for some place to spit The bacon had
been fried in whisky. He took a bite
of bread and frowned. The meal had
been made up with liquor. He took a
swallow of coffee, and gagged. Every
thing was favored with whisky.
"Yas." said the old fellow, some
folks mout not like our simple style OF
Twin. but l never could put up with
frilIs. Some folks like pound cake an
all that sort of stuff, but me an wife
here. amt got no education to speak OF,
so we Jest Jog along in our own way,
KNOWN all the time that some folks
mout crittycizc us, but feelin' that when
we've give all we've got its the best we
can do an a hopin' that nobody won L
make fun of us, fur wife here IS power
full easy teched. Wy, you amt got
enough. have you, jed ye?'
yes. I thank you. Wasn't hungry
anyway
"Wan. did hope that you would eat
hearty. fur when a man has been out In
the weather, wy he oughter prop up MS
system with little suthin' to eat. DO
wish we had suthin' leetle mo to 20
likin'." 2, Won
"Tll take a glass of water II you
please, said the Judge.
"Puffeckly welcome to it, assho you:
Mother. fetch the jedge gourd OF
water. Some folks mout not IKE our
style Of water, but it's the best thar Is
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14

/ A dozen English miners. less than two
months from the heart Of the gold re-
zion of South Africa, arrived here yes
/ terdav on the steamship Majestic, with
4 gloomy story of life in the TranSVaal
They are going to Montana TO ply their
occupation there. They say that hun
dredS OF their brethren are rushing
away from the gold fields around Johan-
nesburg because mining has ceased TO
nav there. James Burden and William
Odgers. two of the ore seekers, say there
is no lack of gold in WittcwaterS Bend;
there is merely lack Of machinery To
get il out. Burden said;
If the Dutch would let the English
run a railroad from Kimberly 10 johann
nessburg. distance of 300 miles. the
companies could get their mining
machinery up easily enough, and IL
wouldn't cost them much. Now they
have to track il overland, and they
can't afford 10 do il. The consequence
is that johannesburg, which, four years
ago. was a waste place, is losing some
of its population and prosperity. !
sbould saws il has 10000 inhabitants
now. most Of whom are English. Inc
Dutch wake up when they
see how much they are hurting them
selves by their selfish, jealous policy
and let the English build the road. II
they do there will be another rush for
the Transyaal, and / will be with the
crowd"
The life of the white miner in the
Transvaal is something Of a luxury.
Burden says that all he had TO do was
10 smoke his pipe and boss gang OF
natives. lie was paid So week for
his arduous service, and each native
cot S3.5o. Fo white man did any work
vim the pick. shovel or drill.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14

"Who'S that out thar?" he shouted,
opening the door.
"Have you got any dogs?" voice re-
piled.
"Of course I have. Putty time Of
night an putty sort of weather fur a
person to go round the country aSkin
folks eff they've got dogs"
"Will your dogs bite?"
"Yas, seed one of them bite hunk
of meat day befo' yistidy."
Il mean will they bite me. Please
do not keep me standing here
Il amt keepin' you Standin' thar.
You may set down ef you want to.
Won't cost no more than 10 stand"
Il want to come in out of this terrible
rain. l have lost my way and am com
PEELED to seek shelter | have been
fishing, and my horse has ran away from
me-"
what sort of boss is he?"
"GraciouS, alive, man. this is no time
to talk about horses"
"Wan, then, whut did You mention
him fur? I want Sayin' nuthin' about
a boss till you fotch up the subject"
"Wel, Wen let that all go. The
question is, can you give me shelter
from this Storm?"
"Woud like to 'commerdate you, but
amt got but one shelter an need
that powerful"
Look, here
NO use to look. Too dark to see
anything"
lyon are the most aggrayating man
| ever saw"
You amt seed me yit."
"You surely don't know who / am. 80
.'Mebby not, an mebby you don't
know who | am"
My friend" said the belated man,
Il am Judge McGraw. and | preside
over the United States Court at Nash
Vile"
IVY. iedge, I'm powerful glad to
know YOU. Come right in
The iuriSt entered the house. The
old fellow slapped yellow dog out OF
the way, emptied "A cart out OF a chair,
and babe the Judge sit down. Then he
called his wife and declared that the
distinguished guest must have some
thing to eat.
This is the first time that ! ever
used my official position for a selfish
purpose" said the Judge, holding his
hands over the blaze. But ! think
that am cXcusable on this occasion.
libby shore, an jest make yo'Selt
at home. but lemme tell you that our
way of liyin' mout not suit you.
Don't mention it, my friend. should
be indeed an migrate if l should find
fault with your hospitality: and now let
me request that you do not put yourself
to any trouble on my account
Not a tall, iedge; not tall. You
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
THE END
TIE Girls OF CArRl.
Something Peculiarly Winning in Their
Frank and Natural Ways. Shapely Heads,
Way Hair and Shining Eyes.


The Capri women work very hard i'm
the fields as aids 10 builders, and eSpc-
cially as carriers They transport every
thing, from a handkerchief full of figs
TO Saratoga trunk. ON their heads.
But more astonishing still is the ease
with which they carry a glass biretto
full of wine, oil or water down the steep
and slippery goat paths which do
dutv.wlth two really good exceptions. for
roads at Capri The woman first makes
around pad of handkerchief, which
she places ON her head: ON this the
birettO-in shape something like very
large decanter-iS poised. and on goes
the fair facchina )portreSSl at Il good
pace. She does not think of using her
hands TO steady the bottle unless 10 is
very huge. or if she turns her head, or
i'm going up or down particularly nigh
step; then she Will touch the base of il
with her fingers. The grace with which
they manage this, 10 us. impossible feat
is charming. l have often stopped to
watch them In delighted establishment,
and to ask if there is no fear of the
whole thing tumblng down. The mere
idea of such a catastrophe prOvolleS
much amusement.
And now we come 10 the Capri girls.
Well. of course. they alone would fur
nish material for an article. There is
something peculiarly winning about
them. do not think it is their beauty
half So much as their frank. natural
ways that please one. / have observed
i'm them a simple tact, a sweet courtesy
of manner. which would not disgrace a
duchess. Yet there is nothing studied,
no effort: the attraction lies in their
being so entirely unaffected:
And being natural, naturally please.
This is made obvious by the fact that
when a Capri girl is taken ont of her
original sphere she loses many of the
winning qualities which so become her.
Ladies do not always perceive how
taking these girls are. Il cannot UNI
derstand how men, gentlemen by birth
and education, are attracted by those
common girls. is very general re-
mark. Why is 10 that ladies see no
charm where men find so much? Can
il be that simplicity and other of ma
lures graceS have a certain mawklSh
flaw to our feminine palates? hope
not.
These girls can assume a wonderful
amount of dignity when necessary.
They have also am abundant supply OF
mother wit, which | have heard used
advantageously to check the too ardent
attentions of youthful forestieri.
One of the prettleSt sights kno" Is
to meet a band of Capri girls, aged from
II to Is. returning from their day toll.
Here they come, with their skirts
tucked up on one side, the red hand.
kerchief careleSSly tied at the back OF
their shapcly heads from under when
the dark, wavy hair eScapeS-cheehs
flushed after hard work As they pass
they look you straight in the race
smile merrily, and wish you "Buona
sera," with audible comments on your
personal appearance. But they are not
difficult to please, and as long as you
have an agreeable expression the gen
eral verdict will be that you are ''una
bella SignOra.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14

on the place, an we jest jog along an
never complain none, even though we
know that some folks has better water
than we have. Drink hearty, jedge."
The judge took sip of the water,
and gagged again. IVY, jest drink it
down, jedge, for there's plenty mo- in
the spring, and it amt mon a mile
frum here"
Il have plenty, thank you"
"Wall, now, you want hongry nor dry
nnther, but some folks is different from
others. Now, I've got powerful appe-
tite and / drink good deal of water, but
as l said jest now some folks is one way
an some another. Wall, Wen go in the
other room"
If you have no objections, should
like to lie down." said the jurist.
''All right. Mother, fix the bed up
stairs for the jedge."
The judge climbed ladder into a
loft, and the first thing he recognized
was strong odor of whiskey. They
had actually dampened the sheets with
the stuff; but being tired, the Judge
soon fell asleep. He was awakened with
a choking sensation. A stream of whis
key was pouring into his face. Was il
possible that the clouds were full of it
He crawled under the bed and while ly
ing there could hear the liquor patter
ing on the pillow just over his head.
This beats anything / ever saw" the
guest unused, land it will be a mercy
if l am not drowned in the stuff before
morning"
1t was miSerably long night, but tn,
Judge worried through il at last. Earl
at morning the old fellow raped OF
the ladder and called out: Come, ri
up to breakfast jedge. We amt nuthin
SO powerful enticin', as the fellc
lowed when he eat the polecat, but sicl
as we have is as free as water. Com,
right on, now, fur the con bread is a
Smokin' like a tar-kiln."
The meal was an exact reproduction
of the supper, and every thing wa
favored with whisky. "Whut amt yo
goin' to eat nuthin? Wall, it's jest a
l lowed last night. Some folks
different from others. Have gou'
of this fresh water? Wife fotch it n
longer ago than day befo' yistidy. Whit
you amt got to 90, have you? Wall
I'll walk with You a leetle piece?
They had walked for some distance /
the woods when the old fellow stoppe
and said: "Wall, I'll leave you her,
Say, you don't recolleck me, do you?
mo, do not think | ever saw 70
before"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
Tzzgy CENTRAL STANDARD TINE.
aayGnn6gIVdnid LINES
From BridRepOrt Station.

Trains via the Cleveland and Pittsi urg Rail-
road leave Bridgeport Tor PttsbufR' IhicARo
and cleveland. 4.56A m For Pittsburg. 1922
A m. For Chicago and Cleveland. 100 p. N.
For Pittsburg and New ! ork, 2.5i ,. "a. For
Steubenyille, 1913 q. m.
Trains arrive 40 bridgeport 40 % a. m, luz
~ t9.iOn m. 4.87 %. ul.. and r ~ p. m.
ON SATURDAYS only-For East Liverpool, b:l4
% m. from East Liverpool. ll-l2 p. NJ.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via She Pittsburg, Cincinnati and 81.
Louis Railway Panhandle Route leave heel
mo Tor Steubenville Pittsburg and the East
go a. m. l2.3j p. m, 3:sO p. m, and $40 D.. N
For Columbus, Cincinnati, lndianapOli, and 81
Louis. $50 A. m. and $40 p. m. For Columbus
and Chicago, l2:35 p. 70. Trains arrive AZ Wheel
ING at5.5Oa M 1000 %. m, 2. - p. m, and SD
n m Trains leaving 40 . - a. n. and arriving
Al $50 p. m. run solid between Wheeling and
Pittsburg. All trains daily except Sunday.
A+Es-N rof0
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
A Misunderstanding.

Are YOU number 3D. called the JAM
tor through the speaking tube in an
swer to the iingling bell.
No; I'm suite sixteen, was the per-
simmony reply.
sweet sixteen" muttered the janitor
to himself. May lose my position II
that vinegar-faced old shcool teacher Is
a day under thirty-nine. y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
before

"Wall. | ruther think you have.
About three year ago | war drawed up
before you on Il charge I'll maxim Wild
cat Ticker, an you sent me TO the pen
itentiary for a year. Had some new
Ticker on hans an jest thought I'd let
YOU know whut it tastes like. When
ever you happen to be passin' this way,
Wv. drop in" OPIE p. READ.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
TO SUMMER MA1Ds-AN ADAPTATION

Tom HaH in MyHsey's Weekly.
Gather We sweethearts while ye may.
Old Time is still dying:
And this same lad who loves to-day
Afar may soon be hieing.
The glorious orb of night, the moon.
Will lend his aid unto you,
And now that Autumn comes SO soon
Coouette not-Let them WOO you.
IT'S better twenty rings 20 wear.
That mean each one IL Wedding
Than have the gray threads tinge your nan
While maiden walks your ireadlng.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
GAGGED THE JUDGE
1T WAS AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF HIS OBJ.
LEGATION IN PRISON.
How Nashville Judge Went Fishing in Eas
Tennessee and Got Little Whisky
Drenched Hospitality.
ICopYRIGHTED.l

The night was one of the widest that
had ever been known in the mountain
regions of East Tennessee. There had
been a cloud-burst on Slippery Elm
creek, and rain was still falling in ragged
sheets that dashed the underbrush into
''witch-oven" tangle, when an old
mountaineer, sitting by his fire, de-
clared that he heard some one holler
"halloa," at the gate.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
Every Rose Has It's Thorn.

She ION the promenade)-O, how the
wind blows. l wish l were man, so
that l needn't wear skirts, to blow
around me and make it hard walking!
He (sadly)-Iwish were woman, so
that would not have to wear trousers,
to bag at the knees.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
That is Why.

"A toad gets anIrier than any other
animal"
Il wonder why?"
81 suppose It is because II ne loses MS
temper at all, he gets hopping mad.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
HEALTH IS WEALTH.
BRAIN

DR.. f. c. Wgsrs NERVE AND BRAIN TREA'
sEsr. guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dzz
ness. Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuraigi
Headache. Nervous Prostitution, caused by n
use Of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Mrui
sanity and leading 90 misery. decay and death
Premature Old Age. Barrenness, Los, " Powe.
In either seq, Involuntary Losses and Sp"rmA'
torrhm caused by overeXertion ~ thr brain
Self buse or over Indulgence. Each box con
toins one month, treatment slOJA box Or SIX
boxes for 800, sent boy mail prepaid on receipt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
Guarantee Sly Boxes

To cure any case With each order rrcriyed
hv us FOR six boxes, accompanied 10y s'U we
,yiu send the purchaser written guarantee
10 refund the money II the treatment does not
effect "a cure Guarantees issued only by MCLAlN
BROTHERS, Druggists, sole agents McLain
BLOCK corner Market and Twelfth Streets
iVkii.., ~ Va >ea8edAgc
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
Overtaxed.

AcW IDfh NUN
Mr.. Goodsoul-For beggar you look
rather respectable with glasses on.
Beggar-Yes, sir; | have ruined my
eyesight looking for job.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
TWO SOLDIERS.
thrilling Army Romance OF
the Western Frontier.
CAPTAIN CHARLES KING, q. s. A.


.NONCLlpEp.
oraes had hcared the sobbng voice
.. .r two words He was up end
DO time aud speedily louad
r.erof che day. do you tlin6
Ed have made away with himself
lido. so" answered Lieut..
..Ucs 900 biga coward even for
sentry had seen or hear any
of him. The whole post
..lrchcd at daybrea6 and
success. a nclghoor-
.r.mcut. infested by miners,
r. gamblers and fugitivcs from
va, visited. but nothing was
chat would tend 20 diSpel the
ono or two hard citilenS-
.rr.etors -p06ed their tongues
..eks and ntimated that elf
rrroached" they could give
formation; but no one be-
That night deserted and
distracted. Mabel Noel lay
.er little room, suffering
knows what fortunes; TAR
rrc mothers arms, Tar
and uired, far from even
husband for whose poor
... .riOued All Co follow
..--.-. r worse. for r.cher,
,sor iu heaith-only
... and care of stran-
Isl. ODD army home ana
simple hearts. The Wo-
.. tlrongco to inc le..'
-..r.nr that they might
r. wlv." The mrn- VINE"
..- damn.u- Che runaway
suggestions 81, to the course
.--..l. Mabel would accept
.Nn..natiou 0i his disappear
-....i nr misfortune Doc had taken
. .f.. t. had said Doe would. hut
.....rr .orIJ not believe DO, and
,,..irI+ hours had traced him
..r.,.. l,,rs.. 1vert0 the Southern
..4 -h.r.e down to T.. Pasa.
...... .,.,. a Sfrh of poe
..t.I. -lfrr could hc So
...r,. ..--,.l without the scaula. of aI.
l r.- evidence being published ta the
..rr r,a .aur- mot and ad .olrneo
Tho recent of orders from tIe con-
r-horftv. Tibet telegraph Ucel-
.t.i do. rerlrr to their stations
.-.l members. Lieut. Bowen
......... -. tIa..s.r leaving Nu-0r
....~i l.-s.. and en- u.., Ec--
1--,..-t .aw. -o take Dbl, sister
.....l -.. .,.ht.r.r chat Gordon W.-
.r...-r..' r.tv.r Ne>f.0 -Nr Wtl.-
... ..-1.r- him mon. ma.. There.
,.r fr.-, rer bod .f Illness.
r......- .,,.l tr,r.r-rrf.r Clio. poor girl
'l..'... .....,.l m. f..r-r..r. and a
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14
NOTICE.

We have been appointed the Agents OF The
Champion Iron Co.. OF KcntOu. O.. the largest
Iron and Fence and Ornameuted Works In the
United States. They manufacture lbs different
STYLES Of Fence Cemetery Lot Enclosures,
Builders Iron Work. Iron StairSay,. Brackets
for Balconies Neranda Columns. Neranda Rail-
ings Iron Tree Guards. Window Guards. Settees
and Chairs Entrance Gates. Iron Posts, Galyan-
lied Iron Work. Fire Escapes. &c., &c.
Making speciality 81 this elias, OF work, and
having % splendidly equipped plant. they are
prepared 10 make much closer price, than can
be obtained elsewhere. We shall be pleased 20
show designs and quote prices
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-14

There is a great panic among South Rus
sian grain exporters.