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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
VIEW NrI-sRF THEATRE.

The new Musee Theatre opens to the
public for the first time tonight at 2
o'clock, and the opening promises to be
a most auspiciouS one. The curiosities
announced for this week consist Of
Maggie. the midget, and her babes, the
only midget mother in the world; Lee
ander Fuller, the half giant and half
midget; Louis and PAUL in their Hun
garian novelty, tine Detective DeiieS. "
In the theatre will be seen the cele-
brated Writings, Achew, the King Of
Clubs, Miss Grace Melburn, Frank En-
erson, willard and Hall, and other first
class vaudeville artists. There will be
four performances given daily, COM
mencing at l o'clock, HE program
will be changed weekly, new curiosities
and new artists will appear every Mon
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
Y & WOOD. TONIGHT.

This evening the favorite young actor
Mr.. n. S. Wood will commence a three
nights engagement at the Grand, in his
great drama, called "Out in the Streets"
Mr.. Wood is one OF the strongest draw
ing cards among theatre-going people
now before the public. He always has
a fine supporting company, and his
plays are always mounted in first
class manner. He carries a car load OF
beautiful scenery, and introduces great
scenic effects. His opening ~ the
Grand this evening promises to be the
event of the season, and standing room
will be at a premium at every perform
ance. Seats are going of lively at
Genther's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
Reply 10 "CrItic."
WHEELING, December 3, 1892.

WHEELING, December 3, 1892.
To the Editor Of ths Register:
SIR:-My days aud evenings have
been so completely filled since the a9-
pearance of Critics" reply that have
not had time to notice it before this.
An apology, however, is scarcely neces-
sary from me, since the gentleman took
two days to answer me.
I had no idea of entering into con-
troversy when / wrote my first COM
munication, but I feel that | am so
firmly entrenched in the right that / am
willing to meet Critic on whatever
ground he may choose. am obliged
20 him for his kind and condescending
approval of my opening remarks; but
am sorry that his perceptions OF delicacy
are so blunted that be cannot follow me
to the end. l have no apologies what
ever TO make for what I have said, for
every word was and is true, land pity
'tfs, tits true"
DIR. Riker's sermon was the subject OF
comment everywhere in the city on the
Monday following. and OF at least fifty
opinions l heard expressed, but one
differed from my view Of the matter.
and that one came from man who is
MOI protesting Christian.
ACrltic" lays great stress upon the
fact that DR.. RIker is scholarly man
and of high attachments. l no not for
one instant doubt that; his sermon
showed remarkable familiarity with
shakespeare, literary attainment OF the
h,,,haSe order and he is certainly =
master Of the English language, and
A ihorous his Versed IN the classics; be-
"a this only makes bis error the more
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
FXCtLLENr ADVICE.

Referring to the President elects
forced retirement to a sea-girt isle In
order TO escape the opportunities of
Office seekers, the Weston Democrat
offers this excellent advice:
Let every good citizen remember when
be goes into a fight for an Office that it is
not pOssi ole for all 10 win, that regard
for his own and the party's future compels
the. man who makes the appointment TO act
with circumspectiOn and fairness and that
there are many other men who have rem
dered as lOval aud valuable service as him
self and are as well fitted as himself to fill
the C1ice creditably. Let him also remem-
Der that the welfare Of the country and the
party are far more important than his per
soual advancement and act in accordance
with these facts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.

New York state has 1880 acres OF
vineyards.
TIE farmers motto should be: 600,
See, Learn, Improve"
The lawn can be benefited by coat
OF we'll volted manure now.
Give the horses few potatoes fire.
ouently. 1t will rid them OF worms.
The eye of the good sees every little
apple that goes into the middle OF the
barrel.-Fdrnl Journal
A bushel Of corn put in the crib In
the fall weighing seventy pounds will
not weigh over sixty in the spring.
A newspaper is like bright lantern
on the dash board in a dark night.
1t makes plain the way for careful
driving.
Rub little coal oil on the window
panes, lamp shades, cbinneys, glass
over pictures, ETC., and see how 1t
brightens them up.
In the orchard the water-sprouts can
be removed and light pruning be done
this month. Dead limbs, useless and
fallen trees and rubbish can be removed
now.
This Is q good month to set posts
The holes are easily bored and the earth
is not so soft that it cannot be tamped
well. Posts set now will DO very solid
in the spring.
Dark stables injure more horses eyes
than anything else. IL Is not only
dangerous but cruel to bring horse out
Of a dark stable into the sunlight when
snow is on the ground.
BY products of the dairy there Is very
little expense incurred. But whether
raising poultry as part or independent
of the dairy, it will pay use thatcher"
of some tested and proved manufacture.
A horse will never stand facing a
storm, or wind, in pasture field, but
will always turn his back. A horse
heated by driving can be foundered In
few minutes by standing facing the
wind or in the draught.
Many families will slaughter their
hogs for family use this month. II the
| hogs are fed within twelve hours OF the
killing the food will be wasted, the
meat will be more liable to sour, and
the Intestines more difficult 10 remove,
II you want to keep cabbage crisp
and nice until spring cut the heads Of
and trim them up, then pack IN barrels.
You can get from twenty to thirty heads
in a barrel. Head up the barrels and
lay them down in dry place and bury
them by first covering with straw and
then with dirt.
BEWARE OF FRAUDS-Be sure you
get the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil. 1t cures Colds, Group, Asthma,
Deafness and Rheumatism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
ga KNOTTY AFFAIR. .

The advent of John c. Rice and his
company Of comedians In GA Knotty
Affair" is an event of sufficient import
ance to attract the undivided atten-
ton of the theater-Koing public. Mr..
Rice may be called an artist in every
sense Of the word. For many years be
has been before the public as a fur
nisher of amusement, and was several
seasons connected with George Monroe
In that ludicrous farce, my Aunt
Bridget" Mr.. Rice, in starting out for
himself, has endeavored to secure a
piece which will at once instruct and
amuse, and "a KnottY Affair is said TO
be one of the best satirical farces now
on the stage. The plot is complicated,
interesting, and abounds in ludicrons
situations, affording ample opportuni-
ties for enjoyment to the lovers of fun.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
Wssinn Dsmnernt.

Within the past week there has
sprung up within the State quite a
boom for the Hon. w. Z Lively for
Speaker Of the House OF Delegates.
If, when the Legislature cOnvenes in
January, that body should In its wisdom
honor our fellow townSman by selecting
him to preside over their deliberations,
we would feel thai faithful and Ster-
ling Democrat had been rewarded and
the county he will so ably rep
resent recognized for steadfaSt and
loyal support oy aim of every
political measure that has
for It's object the advancement Of party
success ana party supremacy. Mr..
Lively IS a Democrat at all times and
npder all circumstances. He was Sc
lected I'm the caucus at a previous SEES
sion of the Legislature as one OF the
,6aders on the Democratic side, in the
kepna-Goff Senatorial race and shortly
afterwards as member Of the commit
tee j6the Fleming-Gof gubernatorial
contest. In each case he made for
himself a State reputation and now 1t is
proposed 10 honor him by making him
the chief6ficer in the House OF Dele
gates this winter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

and around the collar ana Gown GOWN th ne
front was band of plaid I'm blue and
red. Even the cut of her sailor hat re-
minded one of the summer girl, (such a
nice thing to be reminded 'olJ tnougn ~
was felt instead Of straw oark
blue felt, with red ribbon around 10;
Her waist was big and comfortable ana
clasped by band Of the oiue ana reu i
plaid. The finishing touch 10 Ine eet
up, that which made you remember
that it was not left over from Su'nluei
was the beautiful feather boa she wore
The rig was not bit expensive appa-
rently, but that boa gave IL away IL
was made of feathers, mixed oiue anu
red. lust to match the gown! Now
either she was awfully rich or wlckediy
extrayagant, thought l, for that boa
cost folly forty dollars, and 1t is meant
only for that one dress. Maybe she has
boa for each dress. Lucky girl! May
be, in spite of taste, she is going to
make that one 30 for any dress. Still,
| thanked her as l went on for helping
TOT keep in the popular mind that most
setviceable and stylish cut OF dress.
Long live the jacket and silk shirt style!
Long live comfort and jauntinesS COM
bined! FLoRETTE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
"rHE vooDoo."

1.-THE Voodooo. or a Lucky Charm"
an extremely funny, musician comedy,
in which the eccentric Irish comedian
Thos. E. Murray is the leading man, will
be one of the strongest attractions TO
visit us this season. Mr.. Murray is sur
rounded by an excellent company, IN
der the management OF Frank w. San
ger and Gus BOthner. The date is next
Tuesday night. and tickets are on sale
at Houses music store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
neETINas

Democracy hold
stiSn meetings for the pur-
use Of selecting candidates for Council.
It is hardly necessary to remind the
voters that these meetings are Of vital
interest to them. To be present means
that they have a voice in deciding who
will represent and goyern them in all
municipal matters for the next two
wears. To be absent means that few
persons who have axes to grind, or some
special interest to SUbserve will nomi-
nate candidates irrespective OF their
fitness or desirability, and as the darkey
said when the locomotive ran of the
track, There you is" After the nomi-
nations are made, it is useless to COM
plain, for it is your own fault. You had
the opportunity and would not avail
yourself of it.
1t will not be amiss to remind our
friends that the municipal contest will
be very warm. Our friends Of the OPP
position have been "sayiug nothing but
saving wood" for several months. Their
guns. though Of very ancient pattern
and Of poor material, are heavily load
ed, cooked and primed. They believe
they have their plans so we'll laid that
they will capture the citadel this time
sure. But they won't il the Democrats
put up good representative citizens.
The past four years regime in local
affairs have been in the main about as
good as the city ever saw. In fact,
there has been no period within her
history when so much was done by a
common Council with the means at its
disposal. The Improvements are grand
aud numerous and help largely to place
the city in the front rank with towns of
her class. The stone bridgeis marvel
of strength, beauty aud endurance, Its
superior is not on the continent. The
electric light is the equal Of that to be
found anywhere, and, what is better
still, ii is owned by the city. There are
no fat profits to go into the hands
Of private corporation. Then
there are new sewers and ad-
ditional brick streets, and last, but
not least, new water works end mains
have been contracted for TO supply tie
city with a pure. and better supply
and, although 20 cost nearly half mil
lion, will not cost the consumers a
penny more on thu r supply Of water
tnau al present.
The above ave some OF the com
meudable acts which 80 to the credit
side of the powers that be. Against
them our people will be told that taxes
have been increased and extravaganza
run riot generally. There las been a
slight increase resulting from the re-as-
sessment, but the instances are few
where there is a dollars worth of prop
erty assessed above the requirements Of
the law, and when an injustice has been
done tie b. Of f. A. are ready to right
it.
Such is the record Of the party now
controlling the city government, All
that is necessary for continued success
is TO nominate fair, representative aud
capable men tonight
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
DIR. BILL COMING.

This well known comedy success will
be presented for the first time here at
the Opera House next Thursday even
ing and will Of course attract crowded
house. The company is about the same
that appeared and made so great hit
az the Garden Theatre in New York.
Seats will be on sale at Houses Tuesday
morning,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

How Il It thae - midst of all this
talk aboht fashions changing you can
go out and see a girl in get up which
is not a bit new or startling, and she
viii seem Must the all-rlghtest thing you
can imagine. Lucky all girls cannot
do that, or t'fashion" would go out Of
fashion. That pretty notion Of loose
Jacket over a silk shirt and plain skirt
is too pretty to ever go out, I fancy.
DON'T be a bit afraid to get one for win
ter wear, evenNf you did do it all sum-
mer. saw one in rich red, the jacket
edged with q narrow cord OF
blue. The skirt was blue,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
BY Thou ands.


The Wheeling REGISTER advertise
ment is in this issue. Democrats will
fnd plenty OF stjfTening substance in its
columns for them and flock to it by
thousands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
The Bast nemocratic PAPER.
49, ID. - RennLliean.

N0Olo 90, (O,) htpUOucOH.
Attention is called TO the prospectus
Of the Wheeling REGISTER, which APP
pears on another page Of this issue. The
REGISTER is the best Democratic paper
that comes to our table.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
DECENCY.
The Plain TRUTH

Is good enough for Hoods Sarsaparilla
there is no need of Establishment or
sensationalism. Simply what Hoods
Sarsaparila does, that tells the story of
it's merit
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
HhAHIlng Bridge and IsILlL ".
Time Table No. 8, - take %. q NJ
sunday. Noggmlef y p

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sunday, November = ,
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to:45 gQ:l5. tlO:B fll;.D a -
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tS:06' ts:.7. '4:ll, 'j.S, t9..2 Re .
AR Arrive nartin's Fsry- 8a
4s.i9 +o.57. gg:57 1893 ~
43.i9 +s.ss Il a.. 1901, -b.t 80
Leave Terminal June'io'- -
s16.O8' siO:49 til:B A m5,,,-a
s5.l5 1871. $50. $50 nv - ia
Leave Lsughlin'f Rili-n
tl:IS. fg:43. 'j.i5 p. 20. ..,.- 49, q.
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tl:lg. +l:4i s5:l9 p. 3D. I'll ~
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$1,000. cl0.4s. tll:z@ ''-' 80.
+5.:3 +8.Oi. fs:32. 100. o.. s-isa ~
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Hoods Pills are easy, yet efficient.
SHALL WE BAR THE GATE?

CHICAGO NelUS-R Record: This country,
which owes so much to the immigra-
tion of past years, has never been able
to convince itself that restrictions
other than such as relate to the exclu-
sion of paupers. criminals and Chinese,
would be beneficial. The one argu-
ment which strikes deep enough TO
change this opinion apparently is that
advanced by Gen. Francis A. Walker,
to the effect that foreign immigration
usurps the place rightfully belonging
to the older American stock; in other
words, that the crowding Of the ave-
nues Of effort has made life more difficult
to the native Americans, has prevented
marriage and has kept families small
that otherwise would have been large.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

wAsn BABY was sick, we gave hor Casters.
When she was a chas, she cried FOR cnHsoriA-
vhea she sss.zae xiss,.shs ching 70 cassoriA-
yys.. ala had cs.adren. sAs sAvs thsza cast r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05
TRANSOHIO DIVISION.

For Chicago 7:s5 aud 1906 a. N. lo;s5 ?. n
daily, and 3:35 ?. n. dGl except Sunday
Cincinnati Express 1885 and i0:05 =. m, aud
1875 n. daily.
Columbus Accommodation, 3:35 p. m, eTcsps
Sunday.
ST. q airsvills Accommodation, 1905 .. N
and 3:S5 p. n, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
Chicago Express, /: IS and $40 q n. daily,
sad H;oo ?. m, except Sunday, and b:35 p. N
iGily.
Cincinnati Express, $50 .. a. and 5:35 ?. N.
daily.
columbus Accommodation. 1906 p. m. daily
except Sun day.
St ClAirsvils Accommodation, I2:o5 p. m. and
s:55p. N except SUNDAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

THE Weston Republican, DEAR
re- you aware that there was an
on November So Please give
on the Democratic fraud" Of
lblige The PEOPLE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

In so far as mandamus proceedings
sre concerned honors are easy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

1fR. s. G.. SMITH appears to De In the
attitude Of holding the bag.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

pERuAPs Miss LOUISA BANGLE Is
7Q in the condition Of q kleptoma-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

IRE q good many happy Demo-
West Virginia to-day but
one who ought TO be more
plouder than Governor
vindlcation by the cleo
q was complete.
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rejected communication win not Be returned
80 o,,omvanisd by sumoient postage
TsS-Tributes Of Respect ana OolsaAty N''''''
6 ccats per dua .-,
stamps OF the denomination OF t"ooeh'' N1u
less accepted for amounts less than enc 00i'AI
rR-CoRRnsPoNDENcH CONTAINING iArOi'i1N1
vrvs SOLICITED rEou HvERr PANT OF FAA Sun
HouNpNe COUNTRY.
gfrREGIsTER. erasraeiRgi's 'fsfToi 'ai,'on'
,.,,tlr,l a. tls Fonogi,s 90 WAssisna w. va.
l5es-ora-clqss mater.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

Chicago Times: 1t is proper, even
necessary for the well-being of the re-
public, that pains shall be taken to ex-
clude criminals and paupers from these
shores. This done, all that is needed In
the way of restriction of immigration
will have been accomplished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

AS USUAL the pictures Of JAY GOULD
now flooding the press Of the country
are not all alike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-05

Nel0 York Snu: The Chairman Of the
Senate Committee on immigration
sQuarely proposes that Congress shall
pass law at the earliest opportunity
suspending immigration, except from
Pan-American countries, for one year
from the first of next March. There
are, doubtless, hundreds Of thou
sands, II not millions OF Ameri-
can citizens who will regard Mr.
Chambers opposition as not a
particle too radical for the situation
The rapid growth, during the past
twelve months, of a public sentiment
favoring the most energetic measures Of
exclusion, IS one Of the phenomena Of
the age. II such immigration as distin-
cuisines the closing years of century is
resulting in the degradation of our av-
erage Of citizenship, no regard for pre-
cedent and no conventional theory OF
national hospitality should stand In the
way Of the statesman who has TO deal
with the new conditions
NetC York Evening Post: There IS
very small probability that Mr.. Chand-
Ter can carry out his plan. When his
bill comes up, If it ever does, it is to be
hoped that some Senator will move to
divide it into its component parts
quarantine and immigration-aud deal
with them separately and honestly.
Baltimore american: II we find our
selves TOO popular with emigrants and
are obliged to curtail our hospitality a
little we shall harm no one 10 protect
ing ourselves. There Is the greatest
abundance Of new country, with land
aud climate as good as ours, where they
will be more welcome. For instance
South Africa and Southern South
America Brazil wants even China
men.
Pittsb'trg Gazette: They flock into the
cities, crowd into mining and msnufac-
turing districts. take the places n
native workmen. live in sanaIor and
degradation, contribute largely 10 the
CHASER who 81 our almshonses and
prisons. aud who have not the onalfSiss
which constitute American citlzenshf,,
Many Of these only come to earn ! "a.
hundred dollars, which they carrv or
J - BE- spent IN their native land. =
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MopndBViIIe AccommodAHOn. o.U) Anu II.O
4. u. and GO aud ll:lO P. n. except sunday
Lnd 2:3j D. N. daily.
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
SIS and 1915 a m aud 1l:3) p. m. daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, $50 p. M, ex-
cept sunday.
Grafton Accommodation 1913 . n, daily.
Moundsville Accommodation, 7:4J .. N. and
i:1O and 1885 p. N. except Sunday, and i0:S6
D. m daiiy