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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

hat or In her ribbons. Where there are
six they adopt by twos some tint-pale
pink. blue or maize-and wear hats OF
the same color, looking very pretty, but
reminding one of pinaiore chorus. IL
is considered in bad taste for them TO
wear jewels, except a locket or small
pin, the gift OF the bridegroom.
Next week will take place the open
ings of all the retail houses, and the
procession of women will take up It's
line Of march in the morning and all
day surge about the bonnets and hats
recently mported-from the back
rooms. l shall get my life insured and
try to get there, just the same.
OLIVE HARPER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

had finished her glass Of strawberry
with ice-cream."
sob, nothing. thank you" apologized
the mother. starting out with her en-
tirely unwilling fouryear-old.
But the other understood. for she
wore fully as plain clothes as the young
mother, and had doubtless felt candy
hungry herself many time.
She insisted on buying the tot dime $
worth of chocolate bonbons, got kiss
for it and a grateful look from the
mother, then started out to walk DOWN
town, for the dime had exhausted her
car-fare for both ways.
She looked bit happier and cheerlerr
though. than the people who rolled past
her on the cars.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
BRONCHIAL ASTHMA.

Mrs. John Shore, No. TIA Presquea
Street. Youngstown, Ohio, Suffered h.
Years With Bronchial Asthma, Wild
Was Fast Developing Into Consumptlos
A sTHMA is rarely disease Of lia1
"a 1t arises from numerous cau's'-it
Neases OF the kidneys, stomach, h,,r,
nerves. lungs, blood and nose. II these 9rl
causes were well understood and treated y
cordingly, there would be fewer ifasclbls 80
MATES. Catarrh OF nose, moist, dry, Auopl,
hypertrophic, Is now regarded the most N
Quent cause OF asthma-Tenected asthma q 1
called. The cause, OF course, indicates "a
treatment-cure the oatarrh, correct ths u
formity OF the nostrils, II there be Gny, nl
the asthma will disappear.
81 take pleasure" writes Mrs. Scores hai
band, "in informing you that my wife hn lz
proved wonderfully since she began your u,ll
ment. She has been able 10 eat her meaifti
ularly her cough has improved end Ne at
gained about ten pounds IN weight. She
to sleep all night now without coughing, vlsr
before she had 10 be propped up 70 gei b
breath Her general health Ia greatly lmpfoIt
aud she is able 10 take a walk every DAY
not know how TO thank you for your isill D
doing her SO much good In 80 short stime"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

thing more ugly than box coat with
it's shapeless front and loosely hanging
back can scarcely be imagined. One |
noticed made Of drab cloth had thick
plalt hanging from square yoke, and
with trimming reaching straight across
the shoulder blades and extending to q
point under the arms. The sleeves
were puffed up even with the ears, and
flower pot collar held the herd like
the japanese dolls we see.
Heavy plush made Of mohair is TO be
used on many outdoor toilets, and even
one or two princess gowns have been
seen of it. 1t is very heavy and re-
ouires little trimming. 1t is very ex-
pensive, but is so wide that five yards
cut complete dress. 1t will also be
largely used as combinations with other
materials.
In the illustration will be seen a
dress OF mode cloth, buttoning down
the right side of the skirt with large
diamond shaped buttons. The bottom
of the skirt has two bans Of plush, and
the waist and upper part Of the sleeves
are made Of the same. 1t makes very
striking costume.
The pretty gown beside 1t is OF page"
crepon, with trimming OF narrow real
Astrakhan. The corsage, V neck and
collar as we'll as forearm are made Of
brocaded novelty silk in slate and black.
The hat is of slate felt, with pale blue
velvet bow and Mephistopheles feather.
These satanic feather ornaments are
quite the rage and give a deliciously, de-
lightfully wicked note to an otherwise
somber toilet.
There is great sameness in wedding
fnery since it must be white, must
have veil and orange blossoms, but
fashion just now soys that long point
veil is better than tulle one, and that
it should hang from the back OF the
head instead of over the face. The
dress in the picture herewith is OF mat
white satin, the baby waist held In
with three rows Of ribbon and trimmed
with a berthe of lace. The sleeves
reach the wrist and have bracelets OF
orange blossoms, and necklace OF the
same is on the collar. The skirt has a
ruffle of satin headed by "bead puffs"
Of lace attached with tiny sprays Of
buds and blossoms. They extend up
the front breadth in delicate vines.
The train Is long, and no bouquet Is
carried. White faille, bengaIine and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
Wanted Some Chocolates.

Itwasin one OF those candy stores
that sell ice-cream soda for cents.
Two or three patrons, who for reasons
OF their own ind the nickel glass Of
soda admirable, were fishing out their
glasses to the dregs. One OF them was
a plainly-dressed woman with four
year-old little girl, to whom she had
given generous share Of her glass.
Between sips the little girl had noticed
some very enticing chocolate caramels
In the opposite showcase.
"Mom, dit me tum tandy?" she urged,
pointing to the showcase.
mot now, my dear; walt till we get
home% assured the mother. uneasilY
and embarrassed, picking out from her
purse TN last nickel It contained and
paying fC the soda.
s'Dey ali no tandy home, persisted
The little her eyes filing little.
ze what n Of candy do you like. my
onsq ksd the clerk-glrl, who
'IoTn "A. ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
Toilet water and Cosmetics.

COLOGNE WATER.-To one pint OF
alcohol and one dram oil Of lavender,
one dram oil of bergamot, one dram oil
of lemon, two drains oil OF rosemary,
thirty drops tincture of musk, ten drops
oil of ciupamon, ten drops oil Of cloves.
Shake well together and put in bottles
with glass shoppers.
LAVENDER WATER.-Take one pint
spirits OF wine, one-half ounce oil Of
lavender, half ounce oil OF bergamot, a
dimes worth of musk. Mix together,
put in large bottle with glass stopper.
Shake every few days.
ELDER-FLowER WATER.-That sold by
druggists is made by distillatlon, but IT
can be made at home to use for a COM
plexion wash. The elder flowers should
be cut on dry day when in full bios
som. Cut the stems of closely, using
only the flowers. Pack small new
stone jar full of blossoms; pour over
them quite warm water until the jar is
nearly full. Cover closely to keep the
steam in. Set away for two days.
Strain through double cloth. This Is
ready for use, but to preserve 1t any
length Of time add half an ounce tine
ture of benzoin to every quart. Then
bottle.
LIP SALvE.-Pour a tablespoonful OF
rosewater over half teaspoonful OF
sugar; add two tablespoonsful Of table
oil, desert spoonful of spermaceti;
melt over the fire and simmer slowly
for ten minutes. Pour out in a large
mouthed bottle.
CAMPHoR IcE--Mix together in an
andthen dish half-pound almond oil, one
ear ce camphor gum, half ounce white
oun, half ounce spermaceti. Set in a
wax Of boiling water until dissolved.
Stir until mixed; then add nearly hall
a pound of rose water. Stir well and
ponr into small earthen or glass jars.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
DIOR over Eve years, ~.
Porem'n' who reside, .'r,.
Ohio county, ". Va ., Vie

from 'ss-ss
severe Headaches,
Weak Eyes.
partial Deafness,
"RoaringiD Ears,
'Stoppage Of Nosirils,
dropping into Throat"
AS Miss Foreman'S case Is tvrl,.,
resulting from neglect OF cstst,e " IN
worth perusal She continued. ~ " Vi
would Nil up, giving a choking Sens,.s! sss
at meals ana curing sleep was snbi'..eeee' n .
snd seemedto suffer from cold bes-' 80 q I
time dy right ear hrst became -. ~ y
subsequently, the left one, with A ,ires.s, 4.
roaring sound, which was both cob ny. q A,
annoying. Ny nostrils would s,on M = Z a,
side then the other, and had S.n- 'H -
feeling over my forehead aud ewes -'T San
'At last my trouble becsme so bssr-
the Copeland Medical Institute Tor 49, 80 !
readily recognized my trouble an. - ~
what It was. After taking ioar ponth.s.. \
ment the dropping from nav hesS h, 80
throat has entirely ceased and hesisi-@ 7.
nose does not stop up any more. ths Il, ~ p
my ears has almost entirely disArns.tssss
appetite is good and can eat apytbiS.s, 2
pleasure. l sleep good and arise In 60
Ing feeling refreshed. "a
II feel 1t my duty to recommend to-.
suffering as have done 20 the Copel,,S \. .
cal Institute as 1 had spent money 49,. ~
with other doctors who gave me no ,,l'.,.-i
ever. The physicians of the CopelaBs N. ~
Institute certainly understand their ,pec,
thoroughly"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
and awhile and lays of. He has just
returned from trip to Europe.

returned from trip to Europe.
Attractions coming at the Opera
House In the near future: j. X. En-
met ON the 29th; Jane Coombs. October
LIST: Incog, October 4th; YeomaD Of the
Guard on the 5th; Larry the Lord, 9TH
and Tar AMI Tartar on the 10th. At the
Grand, Peck's Bad Boy comes Septem.
Der 3Oth and October 1st; Williams
Speciality Co. October and sth and Two
Old Cronies follows on 18th and 18th.
AL. G. Fields minstrels drew well and
gave satisfaction. Master aid Man was
a success. The Grand was dark all
week and will remain closed several
DAYS yet. Peck's Bad Boy will arrive
a little later, and then time Is fully
taken.
Bob. Haase says the theatres he saw
in New York did not compare with some
in other cities. He says the metropolis
is mot in it" with Chicago.
Prof. Flynn, the mesmerist, enter
tanned the people of Martins Ferry last
week. This week he appears in Wheel
ing and Bellaire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
UNGAINLY GARMENTS.
THE WATTEAU PLATED BOX COATS ARE
SUPREMELY U0LY.
At least Olive Earper Can See No Beauty in
Them, and Olive is a Fashionable Ex-
psrt-SOme Novel Bridal Cos
tumes--Ths Fall Openings
speetql correspondsncs Of Ne Regis.er.

Sptctdt correspondence " TIC hey'o'e''
New YORK, September 22.-If snort
night gowns were colored and trimmed
they would look like the new wraps and
be just as ugly. think we never had
so ungraceful and ungainly garment
as the Watteau plated box coats. Let
US give thanks that while they are to be
the leading style we shall still be per-
mitted to wear tight jackets and
long coats, If we want to,
cut much as OF yore. Any
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
DIR. BELLS RETURN.

T is with pleasure that Dr.. Bel -
nounces his return to Wheeling Al. !.
the Copeland Medical Institute. ~,
in tho future he will remain as chief rs,,t..,
physician. Since his absence he has h,s,.
perior facilities for perfecting himself r n.
treatment Of nose, throat and lung afee'.n,
as he was connected with an oace -
treated daily over 100 patients. al Isr,,,-
from the most complicated troubles M, y
tients OF the Copeland Medical lnsuts,~
Wheeling will coLsequently PROD. by Ah !,
creased experience and practice.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
ALlterary Marriage.

What is considered very important
'literary marriage" has just been an
nounced at Christiania. The only son
of Henry Ibsen, NJ. Sigurd Ibsen, is en-
gagged to be married to the daughter OF
Bjornstjerne Bjernson. Mile. Bergliott
is a very beautiful girl of eighteen,
whose portrait was one OF the sensa-
tions of the Paris Salon OF season or
two ago. Young Ibsen Is man OF about
thirty-two, who had to quit the diplo-
matte service on account OF his extreme
political opinions. He is the author OF
a book on the subject Of the union OF
Sweden and Norway.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

are worn instead OF only unopened buds.
For a going away dress either OF the
two represented above would be suit
able, or gown Of plaid toile du Nord-
One OF plain cloth or cheviot cut in the
Same general style would be as hand
some.
Bridesmaids costumes are oy no
means the costly affairs they have been
and where there 10 but one she usually
wears Grape or cashmere, With some
delicate color In the trimming Of her
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
nose, HEAD And lHRIII
A TYPICAL CASE OF c,,,,.

Miss Mile Foreman, of Clinic,
Makes q Statement Concsrn," NJ,
.Case-No Doubt but Whatth. d
1.-THE Copeland Medical In,t,,n "s'lsiaa
oughly Understand Their sp.c,s'', lsa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

satin are the three
materials to
choose from this
season, thong
tulle. Grape or
other fabrics can
be worn when ex-
pedient. There is
now a round
wreath pointed
upon the front,
and full blown
orange blossoms
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
wOMAN's TROUBLE.
General Weakness, Pain, Distress AID Z,
haustIon-Kesuttso of Catarrh

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF NAIArrh.
n n ANY women to-day suffer palm,
V are weak and noFsles w,A.s
w knowing the cause. Their v,a
greatly fatigues them and they cannoielis,-
At night they rest poorly and in the noisi,
feel wholly UNIT for the duties OF the du n
short, they are miserable from general ina I,
ment OF health, besides enturing pain ani d.
tress hard TO fully describe. Many snch cna
are the result OF catarrh which Affects h,
whole system, and they End quick sud cefa,
relief from treatment lifted - the case a u
Copeland Medical Institute.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

Treatment-s5 n Month for All D,.,.
With Medicines Furnished Ere.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25

For a dlsordered Liver, try BEECH
ANS PILLS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-09-25
$500 Per MONTH.

All diseases will be treated al W
uniform rate Of So a month. Medicines
furnished free. Remember, this 10
cIudes consultation, examination
medicine and treatment for all dI''
eases and all patients.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-17
IniyersItY News.

CuAR1OTTrsvIIIE. VA. March 16.-ISpeciall J.
overs Of athletics at the university OF VIZ
glnia are hoping Tor good. weather between the
2si of March and the lst OF April-the period OF
tho visit Of the Boston League. Nash Is mere
now coaching the team, and II is hoped tho
'Narsities will be IN shape TO present larry
GOOD appearance in their exhibition games win
The BOstons. While the weather has not been
very favorable. and at present IS so bad as 70
cOnfne all athletic activity TO indoor WORK
much progress has been made, and Whlle IL j.
too soon to reach just conclusion as 10 tie
merits of this years team, u j. leneYed that
the excellence of last years team VIII DC closely
nDprOached, If not e1ualed ,
Messrs Fred Harper and John Lpop OF the
team. are incapacitated Tor the present ny
severe bruises Persons also Is out OF the II ray
on account Of an injured finger ana fenichh
Shelton was spiked in the last game with
pantops. The injuries are slight and the payers
will be in good plight in short Whlle. IL,
Murray Mcclure, the pitcher mas won h n,-.
praise from Nash for his fine delivery cool
head and good head work. The nselessncss
OF any attempt Ito rattle the pitcher when
McGuire is in the box Is very well known TO
those teams that have crossed bats Win the
'Varsiiies the past two seasons
Student enterprises at the | yerslty are
very numerouSand excite healthy enthusiasm.
The gun club has been re0rganized MS an al
difion to the list on which already appear loot
ball, baseball. track athletics musical and lit
erary organizations ..
There Is but one interest that lags-DoatlnR
The conditions have never been the most Ia
vorAbe for this the earliest well-equipped
branch Of athletic here. the boat house Is on
the banks OF the Riyanna. several miles from
The University and az was almost inevitable.
vandalism has wrought ruin; there is not boat
that will float left, and Mr. Towne. this sessions
chairman OF the boating committee OF the zen
eral Athletic Association, reports the facts with
the recommen iatiOn that any ATTEMPT TO enter
the State regatta be abandoned for the present
year. "
Mr. l.. ?. Miles, editor chief Of College
Topics the weekly published in the interest OF
the students. has resigned his post and with
drawn from the University TO accept the posi-
ton of business manager and local editor OF the
Radford Enterprise He is very capable writer
aud has had some experience IN daily newspa-
per work. -,
The vote for the most popular student. which
is being taken at Roberts Keller store-pur-
chasers eligible to yote-stands: McGulre. az; r.
c. Blackford. 25: O. W. Catchings, %; {: H..
Grandy lO J. j. Robertson, 6; W. ii. Randolph,
6; "Chappie" Jones. g.
Mrs Mary Stuart Smith. who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Lucien Cooke, at Roa-
noke, has returned home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-17
An Array of Distinguished Counsel.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, March 16.-lSpecial. j.
Our county court. which met here on Monday,
adjour ed yesterday afternoon after being en-
gagged during the whole term in trying the case
of the Commonwealth against Archer Brooks
charged with assault and battery upon DR..
James Ii. Garhill, second assistant physician
at the asylum. This offense was alleged to
have been committed several weeks ago III
front Of the store of Mr.. II. J.. Hundiey Mr.
Brooks was indicted at the February term of
the court bnt trial was postponed until this
month both ia order TO give the accused time
TO prepare for trial and also TO allow Judge
Smith TO obtain another judge 10 ST. for hlm.
This was done and Judge Isaac III. Christian
presided.
The Commonwealth besides having the regu-
lar attorney, Mr.. A. G. Peachy, Mcssrs Henley
and Hubbard were engaged to assist the prose
cution. The accused Was represented by MIR.
Il. j. Armistead and Mr.. A. }. Montague, OF
Danyile Quite a number of witnesses we're IN
troduced and examined In behalf OF the Com
moDwealth. aud only one witness for he de-
tense. and he was Mr. Brooks himself. The
jury after being ont short time returned d
verdict Of not guilty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-17

Northern Pacific locomotive No. 81 is
looked upon by all conductors. engineers and
brakemen on the road as the rankest kind OF
q hoodoo. She was brought on to this
division about three years ago and has spent
the greater part of that time in the re-
pair shops Her first wreck was at Pres
colt, the crew escaping with slight injuries.
Tho next was a head-end wreck one mile
from Buckley The third was frightful
collision at Eagle Gorge. at which time
Engineer Young and Fireman Cooper were
killed Then in trying to butt a train from
the track at Palmer she was hurled into
the Green river, and so, throughout her hie
she seems TO be possessed Of the spirit of the
evil one. Strange stories are told of a goblin
percbing itself on the pilot Of 81, of the hose
squirting blood when an attempt is made to
draw water from the tank 10 wet down the
coal. and of various mysterious pranks and
caprices that the old engine is given TO. You
may call it superstition" said an old Northern
Pacific employe. but there isn't a railroad
man on this division but what fears 571, and
they will al rest easier when she finds her
way TO the Junk shop"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-17
JUDGE GILMER DYING.
THE NEXT ANNUAL STATE FAIR.
a fynchburser WEEDS at Eikin, y. C.-meet-
ing OF the State Board of Pharmacy.
North Carolina News.

RArrlaH, C.. March i6.-ISpeciall-A $40
rial from Greensboro 20 night states that OK
Judge John A. Gimer, Of that city who mas
been very III for several weeks. Is in most CRIT
zeal condition. and IS not expected to live many
hours. Judge 0ilmer resigned from the supe-
rior courf bench more than year ago IN con'e-
quence Of III health. 90
The executive committee OF the Noi'n az
lima Agricultural Association held mo ,,,-.
last night and inauRurated plans 10, "o'''',~
Tho next annual State fair Mr. hai"aSo
Aver. Of this city. lately ,priNs ssna,er and
The State Board OF Pharmacy met mere 20 1 for
and examined number OF ~ strict ex.
nccnsc 20 aroesanired by tho laws OF this state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-17

LyScHBunG. VA. March To- Special. There
will be no public celebration OF st, latrick's
social reunion
A special meeting of the council was held this
afternoon to consider the question OF paving tho
roadway OF Court street from ilith 10 Tenth
streets with yitrihcd brick There we're present
Messrs Carroll president, Norman. Ford,
Adams. Sullivan, Hammer. Wright, Biggers,
Jones and Dulanev. The proposition brought
before the council was 81 send committee 10
Charleston and Wheeling. W. Va, and Column
bus. Ohio. where viiritied brick has been tried,
10 ascertain the value of that kind of pave
ment and the methods of putting il down.
Mr. Jones stated that 80 per cent. OF the prop
erty owners along the line of Cont street, be-
tween Fifth and Tenth. were in favor of brick,
and were willing TO pay their half Of the cost.
The council finally. by a unanimous vote. ap-
pointed committee. consisting of the street
committee and the city engineer. 20 visit tile
cties mentioned ana TO find out all they can
about vitrihed brick. The street committee Is
composed OF Mossrs Lickerson, Dornin and
Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-17
A Bria,s Across the shenandoah.

FRONT Royal, Va. March iG.-tSpcciat Snow
fell here last night To the depth OF eight inches
being one of the deepest observed here this
year.
The Front Royal and Riyerton Improvement
Company on Yesterday publicly rented the m
imnroyed land Which II acquired when the
COMPANY was organized. The bidding WAS
brisk. and it rented very high;
The prospects are that the bridge across tho
Shen,ndoah river at Riyerton Will he built in
the near future. This bridge was burnt during
the war and has never been rebuilt. 1T will De
an iron structure.
The Young Mems Chistian ASSOCIATION Of this
place has recently rented and moved INTO more
commodious rooms, and has acquired an add
tion TO tho library of several hundred volumes
This organization Is only little over year
old, but 1t is one of the strongest and best or
gained and equip ed associations III tins dis
trict. It was organized and put on It's feet
without the assistance of any Of the travelling
secretaries and without dollar Of ontsido help
Ii is according to Nj Williams, State Secrcta-
~ one of the few that succeeded under such cir.
cumstAuceS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-17
Death of Mrs. Kiiiian.

.WAYNEsn0RO, Va. March l6.-lSpecial Mrs
Philip killian. wife OF one Of our Oldest and
leading merchants. died Monday and was buried
from Lothlehem church yesterday afternoon,
hev L. 4. Fox Officiating.
dead infant was discovered Yesterday by
some children on the side OF the Chesapeake
rha ono track inst east OF Basic City. behind a
ius. ne body was wrapped IN a piilow-case. A
phs STEFAN pronounced IL stubborn.
beorge heiser. eiehty-seven wears old farm
e. died at his homo, about ionr miles north Of
mere yesterday and will DO buried o morrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-17

IovISGsroN. Va. March lG-rSpecial. On
SUNDAY last. the lfth, some negro children set
fire 10 three tobacco barns belonging TO Mack
Hat Creek near fleetwood, in this county.
The barns. with their contents. were entirely
consumed. Two OF the barns were flied with
thousand pounds. The other was filled with
hay. The bows say they set fire 10 see IL burn
but the impression is they were smoking and
the FIRE canght from cigar. he loss j. abonI
one thousand dollars. In the same neighbor.
hood on the same day, coiored church was
burned down