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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

to play large part in the affairs Of the
lower House.
The return to Congress Of that battle
SCARED veteran, General DAME! r.
Sickles, as representative OF one OF the
New York City districts, recalls most
OF stirring and tragic memories. Cen
ersl Sickles, who has just turned seven
~. was admitted to the New York Bar
in fs43. and soon thereafter became one
Of the leaders OF Tammany. He was
sent to the State Legislature In 1917,
and six years later was made secretary
of the American Legation In London
He came home 20 be made State Sena-
tor. and In 1856 Was elected TO Con-
gress. where during the bitter debates
on slavery that preceded secession nc
was one OF the leaders or the Democ-
racy. II was while member OF Con
gress that he shot and killed PnlIlp
Barton Key for the seduction OF MS
young and beautiful wife. He was &C
united after a most exciting trial ana
his constituents endorsed his course oy
re-electing him, but he alienated many
OF his friends by receiving back the wire
who had been the cause OF the Tragedy
and his tuture, political and social, look-
ed dark indeed. The war redeemed MS
/ fortunes. he was prumpt TO respond 10
| the call for volunteers, ard his career as
an officer, from the time he recruited
his famous brigade until be lost leg al
/ GettvsburR. was brilliant one. From
| 1859 until 1874 be was Minister to Spain
/ and IL was 10 his great influence Win
/ CASTELAR, that, a fact but little KNOWN Ih9
\ emancipation Of slavery In Cuos anu
\ Porto Rico was 10 large measure que.
\ He returned from Spain Ia time 70 Gust
/ Gould and Fisk from the management
OF the Erie road, and for twenty years
past has led the easy life OF wealthy
man OF leisure. He is great social IA
vorite and ranks among the best after
! dinner sneakers In New York. No the
atrlcal frst night or reunion OF yeter-
ans IA complete without him. Nehe-
mept and tenacious, lawyer, leglsla-
/ tor. diDlomatist, soldier and emauclpa-
tor. General Sickles has in his time
! PLAYED many parts, and hale and Vlgor-
! Gus at seVenty-One he resumes his place
"A a member of the body where he dis
/ tiDRuIshek himself when young man,
and where be is now sure TO be reckOneu
\ the nestor OF the Democratic majority
Another political and military vet,
eran comes 10 Washington at the head
OF the Pennsylvania delegation. REFER
20 General William Lilly OF MaucA
Chunk, Republican Congressman-at-
large. General Lilly isayeteran OF two
wars and has been a Republican leader
in Eastern Pennsylvania ever since the
formation Of the party. He is not much
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
anma Strange Customs.

Among the Arowacks In Surlnam, a
son-in-law is, at the peril of his life,
never permitted to look at his mother
in-law. II they happen to meet he Is
expected to turn his back upon her,
and if they live in the same house to-
gether he must take care never to look
her In the face.
In SEINE parts Of England queer
custom is still in vogue, which Is re-
peated whenever a death occurs. 1t Is
called the 'blt of sin" and whenever
some one in house dies a
piece Of bread is laid on
the breast Of the corpse which some
stroller-by is persuaded TO eat for good
sum OF money. In this way it is believ-
ed that the SINS Of the dead are trans
ferred to the living, who In turn can
shove them of together with his own by
a similar ceremony when his life comes
to an end. On the Sandwich Islands the
widows have the names OF their depart
ed husbands tattooed on their tongues,
but it is not known how often they turn
over the sweet morsel OF wifely devotion
when they marry again.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
OF STOMACH.
Poor Appetite With Violent Pains
and Nausea After Eating.
4 Case That is ofInterest to Every
One Who Suffers from Indiges-
tion-Terrible Suffering Nlgns
and Day.

Lat weak prs. Copeland. Bell aud Davis pup.
,,shs' tbe symptoms OF catsrrh as II often ~.
fscis the entire system Is.' o rss con.
sent the - a. iP.oI erection commonly known 40
nnso ~ or eSarrho he stomach and oewe.s
Tssse symptoms mol only yasy ~ s al at.r.
individuals, but In the same luz an Abnormal
enr s IL may be lost Increased perverted
APpi - weight dull pain and sense OF eS6 S
inc n the pit OF the s,Omaeh after .IS gas.
accompanied BY natalea 1,,hrs a nli head.
scss isnSuor, de preston Of spirits ana iff''A'
bihtv OF temper. ,,k,,o and az.
indlscretion IN eating and d,tnklns, =, ~ -
.-.i.a or exposu,e in dyspepiSs are Aps ~ -
e.os Si,< hsndache Tits frequently xSS oon.
osnisd by bitter taste in the mouth' Olll0-s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

Nav York and John L. Mitchell Of Wis
tonsiu. Senator White is one OF the
ablest men in California. He has oeen
conspicuous in the politics OF his state
for nearly twenty years, and In 1855 was
.tem porary chairman Of the Democratic
National Convention. His home is In
Los Angeles. Senator Martin began
life az farmer boy. Senator Linsay Is
ex.Chief Justice Of his State. and, IL is
ssid was raised 20 that Office without
ever having had real law case. While
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

PARIS, July 16.-At the Brasserie
d'Harcourt, In the heart Of the Latin
quarter, there is always noise enough.
"Brasserie d'Harcourt? Jamais de lie
vier exclaims the delicate cocotte OF
the Jardin de Paris and the QUARTER
Marboeuf. "Let US go anywhere ex-
cept to that place. The students shout
so; they are not polite" On their part,
the loud students, with all their models,
laundry girls and concierges' daughters,
profess contempt for the mercenarY
boulevard. In the springtime they also
begin 10 speak slightingly of Paris and
its artificial life.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
AMONG The THEATRES
Chat About Play-houses and Theatrical
PeOple-Nothing New In New York.

Chat About Play-houses and Theatrical
PeOple-Nothing New In New York.
New YORK, July 29.-0f newness In
production there is absolutely nothing;
the metropolis has never been duller
than 1t is now and in my long experience
l have never seen dear old Broadway as
empty. Even the beer saloons near the
RialtO are deserted, and as it only takes
FIVE cents 10 strut 10 them and talk
about the great successes OF past sea-
sons, II may be imagined in what IMAM
cial embarrassment is the big army OF
players Preparation for next season Is
being pushed forward, but in languid
manner, and from all sides come the
doleiul whispers Of disasters that will
overWhelm the next season. The rea-
son given why so many com
panies begin early is that the
managers are broke and must go out
Quick or not at all. II this be- true many
will return before the snow flies. The
streets about this time are, however, al
ways filed with croakers, and none OF
them give an intelligent answer as to
the cause OF the expected distress. All
the New York trades-people are grum-
bling about scarcity OF money and the
actor-man follows suit, and yet 1t does
not at all follow that because the trst
suffers In trade the latter should play TO
empty benches Other financial de-
pressions have shown that the theatres
do well enough even In the hardest OF
hard times, and that people will amuse
themselves even II pressed In
business. After hard days work
nothing reireshes the mind as much as
couple OF hours Of good laughter over a
play, or better still IL a worthy perform
ance drags the weary mind from the
cobbestones Of daily toll and trouble
into the realms OF fancy and sends 1t
home on the broad highway OF content.
The croaker usually croaks In New
York. forgetting that New York is not
America and that each OF the great
sections have q metropolis OF us own.
1t is pretty big country this land
of liberty, and II 1t doesn't rain In
one part OF IL 1t does In the other.
As the crops promise to DO abundant
everywhere don't see any especial rea-
son why this feeling OF coming disaster
should cloud the theatrical horizon, as
IL undou btedly has, and while | have
doubts about the next season being o
very great one, am sure IL will carry
worthy companies 10 a reasonable pro-
fit, while the weak ones will be carried
the way OF the many bursted banks OF
the past month, that are probably bet
ter out Of the way.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

member Of the new House has a more re-
markable history than Congressman
Daniels. of Buffalo. de cannot tell
whether he was born In Wales or In this
country. His parents died when he was
An infant. and be was brought up In
over New York City by poor coobler
hose heart had been softened by his
-lorn and helpless condition. He
ned MS foster fathers trade, and
me wastwenty-one years old set out
Western New York to open shop OF
own. While tarrying for q
two in Syracuse he happened 80
court room, and became so
,terested In q trial In progress
hem and there resolved TO be-
ever. he opened eOobler's
,ffslo, studied law in his lels-
and supported himself at his
waiting for clients. He
"a school q day in his life,
thirty years be was es-
the ablest judges upon
the Supreme Court Of
% his opinions were
vvers as among the
4 important de-
Se1eh. In 1891 he
from the bench
last year the Re-
ted him TO Con-
man, yet had
slonal instead
d long since
the ablest OF
Whs Is cure
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
HOTELS.

HoTEL BANCROFT. CHICAGO, Calumet
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What, my petite" says big brown
girl from Paris, kicking up her heels
upon the turf beside little peasant
maid in wooden shoes. What! you
want to go to Paris? And what would
you do there?"
sob, would do the same as you," re-
spends the maid stolidly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
Are You Nervous.

Are You tired OFT. do you have that
tired feeling or sick headache? You
can be relieved OF all these symptoms
by taking Hoods SsrsapariIla, which
aiyes nerve and bodily strength.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 26.-The
House Of Representatives, when Congress
meets In extra session on August z. will
contain LAG new members. A few OF
these have served In Congress 10 the past,
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$500 Per MONTH.

All diseases treated at the uniform
rate OF So a month. Remember, this
includes consultation, examination,
treatment and medicine for all dis
asses and all patients.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
EEVFACRSNCONGRESS
MANY NATALIE MEN AMONG Tbs NEWCOM-
RRS IN TAB LOWER HOUSE,

Few Changes ia he New England Delegation, bu,
Many in Those nom the oath and Wss.-A
Number Who Have Served in Previous Con-
crosses - Many CalliHg Represented - Two
Blids-Soarrsd Ysuan&
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ZOAR HOTEL.

The undersigned are pleased 10 announces
that their new Hotel. which will comfortably
accommodate 100 persons, wiil be open Tor
the season for Guests July lat.
The new house Il furnished with AL modern
conveniences, including hot ana colo bAth,.
The village (Iear, OhioJ has long been noted
or its picturesque beauty. The estate OF Ioaf
ON prfses seven thousand acres 81 land ia ne
beautiful TuscarAwAs Valley, and - very mqch
visited by artists aud lovers OF nature sulghnt
springs equal 20 any OF the more colebrated 70.
sorts are on TIE property.
For rates ana information address
THE ZoAR SOCIETY, ZOar, Ohio.
tyiiedgA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

vomiting and sluggish bowels; tn' ,s : Sss
RuTous ATTACH There IA frequent tekaIs go -
IT, 81 /. thtn wstery saline fluid, pfeceiso oy
spiE,src pains. Sometimes Ss i asID,a,ld p sna
shortn.ss Of breath. making the patient think
he hAs the heart disease a, at,,,n.ss
trcompSning some cases there Is olIEnessJ
,InSin, an the ears. spots before the eyes, ans
other seusAtions which together sre car
"stomachic vertigo" These patients hss
hnI,ins sound aad feel as a yapor were envel'
oping them: they grow pale, ana grasp 'Ss suP
port through fear II falling. $500
when in any case Indigestion has iasteo
long time chronic gastric catarrh VIII alwAys
be developed evidences OF malnutsiuon snow
themselv $ by anDmia, premStur. olI asS 81 ~,
rugAtions OF the nails decay or tho teeth, go
Again. there Is 4 short, dry cough anp oeoAsa9h'
al pnroxysms OF an asthmAtic character Ihs
skin becomes sAllow. dry AMI rough ana VAf'-
ols eruptions appear.
In me treatment 81 dyspepsia or gastric Ga
tarrh. as in ell other catarrhal diseases, pts.
Copeland, Bell and DAvls's method 10 superior
10 All Others. They readily distinguish oesweon
the various forms OF its appearance And dlfeos
their treatment TO the removal OF the csuse
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30
PARIS COUNTRY SIDE
REPOSEFUL RURAL SCENES THAT ENVIRON
THE FRENCH CAPITAL

Students, Grisstlss and BourgsOisis From the City,
All Are Ohsl 0hes as They R0mp and Shout
Along Road and Lane and Waisrsids-Naniss
With its Church, Bridges, Bucolic CusOms and
Cnisina.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

but the great majority are noyices IN
the field OF national legislation. Still
fkere are among the newcomers many
man Of conspicuous ability and long po-
UtieaI experience. The changes IN the
New England delegation though Few
are noteworthy. There are no new
corners from Maine, but Luther +. Nc
Kinney. the lighting parsOn, is succeed
ed as representative Of the FIRST Ne"
Hampshire district by Senator henry
w. Blair. The later is noted for MS
long speeches aud his readiness 20
champion any new reform FAD that may
b brought to MS attention. His election
10 Inc mouse is Ia the nature OF nome
coming, as Il was as member or the
Fortv-fourth Congress that he hrst en-
tered public life. His biography, fur
pished 5y himself, is one Of the longest
n not the longest IN the new CongTeS-
sfoaQI DirectOrJL IL reCOunts his ser
vices In the House and Senate, aud tells
vhv he was not allowed TO serve as
Minister 70 China, after be bad been
appointed 10 that Office By President
Harrison. Mr. Bnir Is a man or M
merous and various eccentrlcities, but
they are an harmless, and he will hnd
the House a more cOngenial field for
their exercise than the Senate, where be
was often voted a good deal Of a bore oy
his fellow Senators, Henry NJ. Baker,
the other member from New Hampshire
has had no previous congressional expe-
riencs. There are seven new members
from Massachusetts-fye Republicans
and two Democrats. One Of the Demo
Gratis IS DIR. William Everett, who sue
ceeds Henry Cabot Lodge. DR.. Everett
is a shining example Of the potency OF
heredity, and will be one Of the striking
figures Of the next House, be
has been equally successful as
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

Another subject which has agitated
the midsummer silence OF things theat-
rical, and sent an ominous ripple over
the otherwise deadly dull surface is the
leasing OF the Manhattan Opera House
to Roster and Bal, who will turn II into
q music hall q lG Empire In London.
There are many OF the opinion that this
move will hurt the regular theatres as
much as the music halls injured the
theatres In London, but others hold that
New York is not big enough and old
enough for that sort OF thing to
succeed. Americans, though demo
cratic, are yet Datricians In this,
that they will scarcely bring their
wives and daughters to q place OF
amusement where IT is uncertain II the
occupant OF the next seats are street
walkers. The London Empire Is spoken
of as a huge house OF designation, where
he soiled doves OF the smoky city and
those horrible dudes, that sometimes
drift to this side OF the Atlantic, meet,
stare at each other In the usual inane
British manner, and then drift of, more
or less ''loaded," TO their nests. New
York is certainly not old enough TO
st.S,d this, but 1t Is getting
along very rapidly, and perhaps
may be educated by and by. Roster and
Bal will undoubtedly give a very attrac-
tive show and II the place can be made
into something free and sosy that will
attract the great army OF men and
women about town, the place will be
great success. The Empire In London
declares enormous dividends as high as
high as so per cent, It is said, but then
Il must be remembered that the variety
elemen, is strictly kept out OF the regu-
lar theatre in the British metropolis,
while on this side we have the farce
comedy, which is nothing more than
variety shows, everywhere.
Adelina Patti is said to be worth s25-
600, 600.
"Cleeve Lodge" Is the title Of q play
IN four acts which has been copyrighted
by G. A. Ferguson,
Miss Ida Donnette, q comedleme In
ga Ramole From Clare" Is one OF the
possible stars OF the coming season.
Oscar Wfde's new play which Is being
written for Garricks theatre and for
Charles Erohnsn, will be ready In
September.
The Royal Bohemian National Opera
company, which the Rosenield brothers
will bring from Prague, Is said 10 COM
prise more than $50 people.
Stuart Robson is not yet ready TO
| give uu the COMEDY Of Errors" and
will spend considerable money on It for
the opening OF the fall season.
Manager Wilkinson expects to arrange
a tour OF the large Russian cities for
Young Alexander Salvini for ls94-95
during his visit to the other side.
Dolly Mobiles will be Charles Dick
sons lead ling lady next season. A new
dramatic comedy" entitled Admitted
20 the Bar" will be presented, with
"Incog" as 9 substitute.
Thomas w. Keene will introduce some
original vocal and orchestral music IN
his revival OF 'The FOOLS Revenge" this
fall. The new melodies have been com.
posed by Anita Owen, young Chicago
girl.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

There is always enough noise at the
Brasserie d'Harcourt, but the loudest is
when a party comes In from days e1-
cursion to the country. Four young
men and as many young women, all
loaded down with blossoms, thirsty,
fatioued, overjoyed to be back in that
same artificial life of Paris and to be
the centre OF attention as they litter up
the place with all their trophies, they
sweep in like 8 whirlwind, scattering,
right and left, greetings, jokes, def
ances, and reproaches, mingled with
twigs and leaves and ferns and flowers.
You would think they were the first
discoveries OF the country side, and
that no one before had ever taken a
days outing.
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In large measure
Of his father, Edward
sone Of the most iascina-
.ers in the country. He pos

~ UlANNNlU4a AAA Ata@A - 80 49,
oreek and Latin classics az bis ton
CUES end. His ability as q political
campaigner has been proven In many a
hard fought battle. DR.. Everett is not
without the eccentricities Of genius,
but his light will not be hidden under
bushel while he is In Congress. There
arc no important changes 10 the Yer
mont, Rhode Jseland and Connecticut
delegations.
There are.twelve new members from
New York. Among the members are
joseph. q Hendrix, General Daniel h.
glcke Dahd ex-Judge Charles Daniels.
Yes(s ago Mr.. Hendrix, who represents
de second Brooklyn district was a re-
porter, and a very good one, too, on the
New York sun, which has ground out
from its staff more members OF Congress
than any other paper know Of. Later he
went into politics, served as postmaster
ofBroOklyn, and was once candidate for
Mayor Of that city. he is sprung from
Georgia family noted for brains and grit,
and while as plain and unprentetious
san old shoe, has a head packed full OF
eommon sense and sound Ideas. No
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

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Adelina Patti is said to be worth s25-
1000.
"Cleeve Lodge" is the title OF play
In four acts which has been copyrighted
by G. A. Ferguson,
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-11-21

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