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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-20

message from the Governor an
proving S B u, compensation of Of
6cial and other services; S B No %,
/. relation to public reports; S b No
70, destruction Of wild unbranded
stations running at large; S B No 80,
deficiency bill 1912; S b No IL,
regulating criminal proceedings in
courts.
The following is the vote by which
the act to repeal the State Board of
Equalization and Assessors Act was
passed. Yeas-Foley, Forbes, Gig
noux, Kaiser, LaGrave, Maute,
Patceen, Staarns, Williamson-7.
Nays-Boyle, Conins, Folsom, Nc
Donell, Hickey, NilliamS--G.
Adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
Assembly met at IL NJ, Speaker
Boil in the Chair.
Roll called; quorum present.
. Prayer by the Chaplain.
Reading and adoption Of minutes.
journal read and approved.
Petition from ladies in different
sections OF the State asking that the
Constitu ion be amended allowing
women the right of suffrage.
Reports OF various committees.
By Hoppin, A B No Sian Act
raising the license for selling ardent
spirits to s6n per month in towns of
more than 1000 population.
BY McNaughton, a B 82-An Act
10 relation to military affairs.
BY Reynolds, A B No San Act
to allow Ormsby county 10 issue bonds
for school purposes in Carson City.
GENERAL FILE.
A b No Gan Act amending the
game law. Passed.
a B No 23-An Act defining the
number OF Grand Jurors. (Malkes the
number ST. Passed.
S B No 15---An Act making it a
misdemeanor to herd live stock upon
the lands Of another and rendering
the live stock liable for all drmages
done. Passed; ayes, %; nays, 5.
S B No sc, uostitute-An Act in
relation 10 the printing of the Statutes.
Passed.
a b No 39--An Act in relation t.
public roads and highways. Referred
70 Washoe delegation.
A b No--Au Act repealing an Act
annulliOg the contract between the
State and John Mullen. Passed.
5 B No 44-An Act consolidating
certain Lyon county offices. Passed.
Recess.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-20

HOODS PILLS are hand made, and ara
perfect In composition and proportion.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-02-20
AFTERNOON SESSION.

An Act to allow Washoe county to
issue bonds to the amount of $1,000
for Reno park purposes. Passed.
A B No 16-An Act for the preser-
walton OF fish in the rivers and streams
Of the State. House went into Com
mittee Of the Whole on the bill and
invited Fish Commissioner Mills to
appear before the Committee. Passed.
Bill debated on for nearly two hours.
BY Smith, tout Of order) A B No g.
An Act IN relation to brands and
trademarks. Read first time.
A B Moan Act to bond the in
debtedness of Esmeraida county.
Passed.
Resolution memorializing Congress
to grant the State OF Nevada tine lands
ia the Humboldt Valley for reclaim
tion purposes. Passed.
Resolution by Smith to amend the
House rules 10 meet hereafter at 8 A N.
A petition from the residents Of the
southern portion OF Washoe valley
asking 20 be annexed to Ormsby coun-
ty was shown TO the Washoe county
delegation yesterday. 1t will be pre-
sented to-day by Folsom, Of Ormsby.
Adjourned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
M'MECHEN.

The delegation Of railroad men from the
fourth division and Chesapeake and Ohio
division who attended the picnic given by
the members Of the 3. of l.. +. at Terra
Alta have returned home. They report a
ioIly good time, and are under meny obi
cations TO Col Fitzgerald, the owner OF the
island for his many acts OF kindnes to
them.
Mrs. ]. w. Smith was down visiting
friends last Thursday and inspecting her
property on Lincoln avenue
Engineer A Nj. Wayman moved his fam
ily from Wheeling to the Junction last
Thursday.
LYMAN Dobbs and wife have returned
from their wedding tour and Will, after the
frst of September, be at home to their
many friends on Lincoln avenue.
j. Z. Dixon, a b. 81 o. engineer, has re-
turned 10 work, after spending his vacation
at his home near Fetterman, w. Va
Sneak thieves entered the home OF M. b.
Slower, during the absence OF the family,
and ransacked the house from top TO bot
tom, but nothing Of value was taken but
eatables.
MIR. LYMAN Dobbs and Miss Lennie Bar
dey were married last Wednesday morn
ing at McMechen. by Rev. Mr.. Lydick, OF
the Methodist Church.
Mrs. Freeze, of South Chapline street, is
visiting her sop-in-law. U. q. Cordell,
where she will make her home permanent
" with her daughter aud son-in-law.
Quite delegation Of railroad men will
leave for the Worlds Fair about the 10th
of September The B. 81 o. company are
white leading some at the Bellaire shop,
on account of not having anything for
them TO 90 at present
A happier crowd never left McMecnen
than the following: Captains, 5. Riley
and Sam Cooper, Charles Kinney, Ben
Gorsuch and also p. Bannesoerger and
Chas. Rindhart who left Friday evening,
on No. 6, eastward bound, for Belington,
Barbour county, where they Will spend
some two weeks fishing and hunting.
G. H. Kelsey will leave to-day for Pick
away, Ohio, where he will visit his wife
and her parents, and viii stay several
weeks. His wife will accompany him
home on his return.
Robert Sherry will leave for Chicago the
10th of the present month to attend to
some business connected with his office,
and while there viii take in the Worlds
Far.
George Burial, who died in Wheeling
last Friday evening, was employed for
many years BY the 3. & o. as machinist.
and was held in high admiration There
will be large delegation OF railroad men
and citizens at the funeral.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
ST. CLAIRSVILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE, o., Sept. 2.-There
was good deal of excitement here last
night when Wilson, who shot Officer Muir
ply was brought tie Jail by Deputy Sheriff
barley. A report had been started that
a mob from the show was following to res
cue the prisoner and many persons remain
ed up until late hour, some through fear
and others to be on hand il IL should come.
Dan Carl, the popular B. & o. conductor
has returned from a ten days vacation at
the Worlds Fair.
B. b. Shields has sold his property here
to Thomas Taylor, Alledonia. MIR. Shields
will probably remain in town until spring
Mr.. Jewett, of Lawrence, Kan, son OF
the late Hon. Hugh j. Jewett, is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Kennon, on Main street.
The NJ. L. Sabbath school is adding q
number Of new volumes to its library.
Walter Darrah was in Bellaire Tuesday
on business.
Geo. Robinson has sold his residence
here to Sheriff M NJ. Scott. Mr.. Robin
son VIII probably remove to Cardington.
Ohio.
Samuel Crawford an aged and respected
citizen of West Main street is at the point
of death. He has been an invalid for sew
eral years.
The marriage of Frank Williams and
Miss Roberta Patterson, which occurred
Tuesday evening at Wheeling, was quite a
surprise to their friends here.
Frank Williams horse, bad Actor"
won second money in trotting race at
Parkersburg, Thursday. Persons who
desire to see this noted horse go, may see
him at the West Virginia State Fair on
the Island next Wednesday.
Mrs. o. Troll, c. w. Patton and wife,
DIR. Park West and wife. and Jesse and
Walter Troll, left this morning for the
Worlds Fair.
ST. Clairsville has number of curiosi-
ties, out the greatest is four legged
chicken belonging to Mrs. Matthew Davis.
1t uses two of them for walking while the
other two strnd out behind. The fowl is
six weeks old and is growing rapidly.
Albert Troll and family, Of Cleveland,
are visiting relatives here.
Hon. A. T. McKelvey addressed har-
vest home picnic
Ben Johnson, Jr.. Fred Geller and Hi
ram Singer and DR.. Sam West left this
afternoon for Chicago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
srEUBENvILLE.

STEUBENvILLE, O., September 2.-The
belief existing for some time that the nu-
msrous incendiary fires that took place
here since the big South Fourth street,
were started by parties with view 10 at
tracing people away from their places OF
business and homes, so that robberies could
be committed, no longer obtains. During
any Of the fires not single robbery oc-
Cured. which in itself was sufficient to dis.
prove the theory, but circumstances that
have come 10 the surface 90 TO show that
the fires were started by boys with the
sole idea Of creating excitement None Of
the buildings burned were very valuable,
which proves that the main object was moi
the destruction OF property. At toe same
time they all were composed OF materia
that made a big blaze ana created the I'M
preston in the minds Of people at q dis
lance that the town was burning up. The
arrest Of the man Sunday night during the
burning OF the old soap factory on upper
Market street, seems 10 have had the ed
feet Of soaring the perpetrators. as up n
this time no more fires have occurred. ant
no more are likely 10 occur from the SAINT
causes. There is no doubt but that II anf
OF the rascals were apprehended that thel
would be severely dealt with. whethd
they were men or boys, for the state d
almost universal for the punishment OF III
offender or offenders to the full extent IL
OF the law.
The cutting OF Dick Yoder Wednesday
night by his wife or mistress. as the case
may be. Is nothing more than has been e1.
pected for long time. The Yoders are
bad lot and Nellie Jones is no better. The
testimony showed that she has frequently
threatened TO cut Dicks heart out. Sac
is not prepossessing woman by any
means, and was violently jealous Of other
women. At the time Of the cutting she
was drunk, condition she was frequently
In. and the liquor helped her naturally ieal-
Gus disposition TO such an extent that she
used the razor with yengefuI earnestness
However, Dick Is now Ia a good way 70 re-
cover, but ne will be a living example Of
how jealous woman can carve and scar .
man up with razor.
Miss Alice Ridgeley returned home this
week from q visit 70 friends in Martins
Ferry.
Miss Lille Weller is visiting relatives
In Wellsburg.
Geo. q. Bright, formerly Justice Of the
Peace and teacher of German in this city
has removed from Cincinnati to Chicago,
where he win practice law.
Mrs Eva Sample and family are visitirs
friends In Martins Ferry.
Mrs. A. A Frsnzheim, who was visitipg
her parents. returned TO her home in wbeeL
log on Tuesday.
A number Of friends OF Miss Flpns
Lindsay were her guests Wednesday ven
ing at her home, corner Of Sixth and DocE
streets.
Mrs. Gfayson, Of Wheeling. e cd 81
the Seminary.
Mrs. Albert link Is visiting n 500
Frank IN Martins Ferry.
W w ky97 and bride ara homex tEr
their xs ss,s ZIP snd win shosF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

number of her young friends in de-
lightful manner at the home OF her
parents, In Martins Ferry, Wednesday
evening. An excellent programme of
amusements was provided, and refresh
ments were discussed at a seasonaole
hour.
Invitations have been received here
for the marriage of Mr.. VIM. Heldman
and Miss Jennie Campbell, Of Holidays
Cove.
80
A very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
St. Joseph's Cathedral, the contracting
parties being Mr.. John w. Hill,a popular
young man OF the North End, and Miss
Theresa Fading, charming young
lady of the South Side. The ceremony
was performed by Reverend Father
REYNOLDS. The attendants were Mr..
Martin Clark and Miss Kate Bailey. A
reception was given to the bride and
groom Immediately after the ceremony
at the home of the brides parents.
large circle of friends join in extending
best wishes to the happy couple. The
presents received were numerous and
handsome.
The Ideal Club gave reception Fri
day evening, at the rooms in Franz
helms block. About twelve couples
were present. Killmyer made the mu-
sic for dancing. and luncheon was dis
cussed at seasonable hour.
80
Miss Della Riley entertained a num-
Der of her friends in delightful man
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

We have seen how catarrh OF the po...v.,.
TO the eyes, ears and throat. BY the s,r,. -
it also extends at times to the bronchial ~.
lungs. stomach, bowels. etc. The svBn,,,,. :,
catarsh OF tae 5rop ,hiAl tubes are eypl.ine5 ~
the Following questions often asked bv ~
Ct peiand, Bel aud Davis IN the consuII,,trss
room. nyeu cannot visit the ofice for ,et
sonal eAainaluon reply by letter TO each a.,
ton. wren diagnosis can lie made OF yourc,..
and nedlclte pre- pared aud sent accotdinelv.
Are you .oslng flesh gradually
guid'' Aa'
lis your appetite vAriAble'"
Have yea disgust for fatty foodsi"
Are yollov spirited at tmesg'
Have yea coughs"
us your cough worse az night or morn,ns,s
DO you sFul up little cheesy lumpsg
do you SPIT up yellow natter
DO you Ease frOthy materially"
rs your cough short aud hAckingf"
do YOU cough a. times Until you gagss
HAYS yea cain behind breast boner
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
az LOVE YOU"

A Christmas under Spanish skissi
day OF langaor. love and dreams,
That all my soul beauties
With sweetest ecstscy's EXTREMIST
What magic charms have conjured up
Such fantasies OF deep delight!
drain = spanish Circe's cup.
And thrill to read in eyes OF night:
81 love you, and 1 love but you.
/ low. your hair. your eyes your moutns
love you as the iowe. its dew.
l love as loius loves the Ssushl"
villa in verdant vale,
Blue peaks somnolent in the sun,
bower OF blooms, after sail,
The white waves breaking, one by ons
lounge at ease with cigarette,
Ny lady's face is very pear.
Aud oft these words ns'er forget
Are breathed with passion In my ear:
81 love you as the stars love night,
| burn with life but in your arms,
l love you as the sun it's ilht,
You are my world and all its charms!"
The music OF mandolin
Blows family from distant tower
A me ody that softens sin,
Aud ssnctiies its bridal bower;
Beyond. white bird sinks and dips,
And wheels above the sun-kissed sea
/ follow not, but list 10 lips
That whisper love alone TO me:
Il love you as the night its pail,
love yout rs the North its frost,
You are my hope, my soul. my all,
Without you all my life were lostl''
o happy day in sunny Spain!
o bissfnl hours hours so swiftly SPENT
Alas. when shall know again
Such luxury OF sweet content!
And sweeief than the lotus blooms,
And swretrr than the jasmine's BREATH
Far sweetest OF the South's perfume
Ny lAdy's lip that whispeteth;
~ love you as the bloom Its blush,
| love you as the sky its blue,
i love YOU as the dawn its lush.
love you, and love but youl"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
HuntIngton's Labor Day.

Special 7stsordm 20 the SI1dIp Rs0lstsr
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, September p
Monday is Labor Day in this city and
the Trades Assembly has prepared an
extensive programme, aud it will be OBJ
served more than 1t has been since the
existence of the city. Mayor Neal is
sued a proclamation yesterday calling
upon all the business men and people
generally requesting them TO partici-
pate In the ceremonies. Hon. E. Gibson
aud other prominent speakers will de-
liver addresses at Midway Park in the
afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
CArARRa or STOMACH.
sympt'n, Of This Distressing Affection
y hin seems To be so Little Understood
Inv I'll Dhw.a.taa

sympt'm, OF This Distressing Affection
y hio seems to he so Little Understood
by ths Average Physician.
Wher he catarrhal Inflammation extends 10
the sto laca and bowels the symptoms are var.
able. y' 'liy do they vary IN different ladi.
yiduAls1 ai the same Individual At different
times. Toe following questions describe the
most cu-o aeym ptoms;
lis ilsre constant bad taste In the mouth
In the ,''l az"
as yi roAt flled with Shiny mucusY"
do 700 INK and spiti"
els t.s uu eps easily dislodgedi or IL IL tough,
string! ist tenaoiouef"
"Do rg sve to hawk at times until you gag
and yosiir
"Is para petite fer breakfast pOori"
els Ass iansea especially at meal timer"
20 ysl D ont after eating"
Doyogi0 up sour gas!'
"Har 20 disiress after eAtlngr
sis log 1ugue coa'edF
''ls I3g rtAtn foulY'
"win 70 get up suddenly are YOU di1iyr
"DoUg sge rush OF blood 10 the hcAdg"
"Ary5s attimes weak and nervousF
"Doyoga ttimes have trembling fesling"
"Do yolst Zines smother up aud feel thA,
you VII. Oh kef"
"Dous 4 Dimes spit up your food"
"fttst ,ften rain after eatingP
ado 100 Inse SICK heAdAchej"
"Ds yos a times have disrrhocs, at other
times ;5sii pationW
I'D y5g nye a gnawinE sensation In the
the si5nEtf
'iW,sa is stomach Is empty do you feel
fAin"
-, -s'a stomach 10 full feeling Of OPP
sd yea have rumblIns in stomach and
bowels
"Do 20, fen have nuttsrinE or pslpltstiOn
OF he legtr'
"Do yos Sffen have shortness OF breath and
smoihs',t atlonp'
Df, Cs.land. Bell and Davis have the quick
est. most -erthiu and wonderful treatment for
am oits move symptoms ever known. Their
tresir,si las passed the period Of experiment
and % Ased upon correct physiological ana
theayJiical principles, and they point with
priie % 10 many permanent cures they have
mad, dgrng their location in wheeling, The
likso' vi ch has never been known Ia the his.
tor Of 81 medical practice.
DIS CopeIand Hell and Davis treat sue.
ceu'sy I'll durable diseases al 1871 Main
street heeling, w. Va. Onloe hours, . TO n
angb5p. M, 7 to y. m. sunday, 10 to 10
aE.gbfp. m. Speclaltissi CatArrh and all
dgus, tho Eye, Ear Throat aud Lungs;
Dugp'I oered; nervous diseases cured; skin
dioiisi nd
Ysay ctses treated successfully by mall.
ssa goslt stamp for question bank.
ltif,n u mail 10
DRHCoPELASD. BELL A DAVIS
hi Main street. Whesling, w. Ia
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

had assembled. The evening was spent
in music and conversation. At mid
night an excellent supper was discussed.
During the evening, Mr.. Will Bremen,
in a neat addrest. presented Mr.. Colmar
with handsome gold watch, present
from his mother.
-
There was q merry assemblage OF
Young folks at the home Of Miss Nellie
Kraft Of South Main street, Wednes-
day evening, the occasion being the an
niyersary OF her birth. Dancing was
the main feature of the evening. Ele-
cant refreshments were served at mid
night.
The Bseabout club gave one of its
always enjoyable monthly hops Friday
evening.
The Central Garden Club entertained
in sits customary hospitable man
ner at the club house, on Chapline hill,
Friday evening. The American Cornet
band made the music.
"a
Miss Kate Quinn was rendered an en-
ioyable surprise party at home, on
Twenty.sixth street, Thurday evening.
An attractive programme Of social d.
versions was provided, and refreshments
were discussed at the usual honr.
-
Mr. Otto Kolbright, gardener at Mo-
Fart Park, was rendered an agreeable
surprise one evening during the week,
the occasion being the thirty-hfth ami
versary Of his birth. There were about
one hundred guests present. After
spending a half hour at Mr.. Kalbright's
home, the crowd repaired to the dane
ing pavilion, where the evening was
very eniOyably spent.
"a
Invitations have been Issued by Mrs.
Lydis NJ. Co0kayne for the marriage OF
her daughter, Emily Vincent, to Mr..
William Martin Riggs. The ceremony
will take place at Trinity Church,
Moundsville, Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER 9TH.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D, Riley, Of Elk
CITY, w. Va, have sent out invitations
for the marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Florrie, to Mr.. Jacob Henry
Knapp Oh Thursday evening, Septem-
Der 7th. Mr.. Knapp was formerly con-
nected with the REGISTER, and is now
member OF the clerical force Of Collec-
tor E. NJ. Gilkeson's Office at Parkers-
burg.
A number OF South Side young ladies
gave a hop Thursday evening at the
West Alert Club hall, on South Jacob
street. Killmyer made the music.
Miss Mary Smythe entertained a num-
her OF friends with consolation party
at her pleasant home at Elm Grove
Wednesday evening. The affair was
delightful one throughout. The guests
from this city returned on the last
motor.
Master Roy Crago, son of Prof. f. g..
Crago. celebrated his tenth birthday at
the home of his parents, corner Thirty
9Th aud Jacob streets, Wednesday
evening. He proved capital host to
his Young friends. At seasonable
bour refreshments were served, and
the guests departed with best wishes
for their host.
The Alert Club will give dance at
its hall on the evening Of September sth.
-
The home Of Mr.. AID Mrs. VIM. Rob-
inson at TiltOnville, was the scene OF a
merry assemblage Wednesday evening,
complimentary 20 Miss Reno and Miss
Moore, OF Allegheny. Many OF the
guests werelfrom this city and vicinity.
Prof. Charles Killmyer made the music.
A reception was given az the St.
Clair HotslNn Martins Ferry Fl y
evening. in Aonor Of the male me J
Of She; grad dating class OF '93
Miss MAfiss saIlsbary aau
AL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

as memento OF the pleasant relations
existing between the pastor and MS
flock, during the nine years he ofhciated
in that capacity. About eleven o'clock
All repaired to the dining room, where
a sumptuous feast prepared by the
ladies. WAS discussed. Atterward the
formal farewells were spoken, and
many were the expressions Of good will
toward the departing pastor, and best
wishes for his health aud future pros
perity.
A new feature in the way OF Rpoverty
dinner was given recently TO his frlends
by Charles Otto at his residence on Sew
enth street. About dozen people were
there arrayed in all sorts Of "tacky"
costumes. A few who were not aware
OF the exact nature Of the party came In
fnu evening dress. The plates used at
simmer we're made OF tin and tin cups
we're used for drink. A large water
bucket and towels took the place OF I'm
ger bowl and napkins. The table was
sDread with a large red table cloth and
in the center OF the table was large
tin pan with corn. Everything else
corresponded. To complete the arrange
ments Mr.. Otto himself prepared the
meal. The fun and enjoyment during
the evening was unbounded.
-
Wednesday evening, Mr.. Fred. Colmar,
the versatile city editor OF the Stats
Zefhmc. was rendered pleasing sere-
,ade nv the American Cornet Band. 1t
was Fred'S twenty-frst birthday. The
members OF the band were Invited into
the house, where number OF friends
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
CATARRE' OR
BRONCHIAL TUBE
The Catarrhal Infiamma,,o, -,
tends from the Head ana r,. EI'
the Bronchial Tube. Ana Lung

Tho Result Is that Consumption In.v,,.S,-
Follows IL the Disease is Allowed - S n
Unchecked by Appropriate rr.a,m.~.
lffou nave Any 0fthe Following 60"
toms You Had Better Consult Dr.. c..
land, Bell and Davis at Once.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
Win On. the Big salaries.

BALTIMORE, Nd, September 2.-The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has decided upon q 10 per cent. reduc-
tion of all employees receiving more than
$50 per month.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

Medicine for? Because you are sick
and want to get well, or because yoii
wish to prevent Illness Then remeD-
Der that Hoods Sarsaparilla CURES al
diseases caused By impure blood. 1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
REALMS OF GAYETY.
EVENTS OF TIE WEEK IN THE CIRCLES OF
PLEASURE.
The Brilliant Success Of the Opera House Orchestra
Fssdval-lne Pioneer Oudng-Frday Nights
Danca-0ihsr Society Events

For you, dear heart, the light
Gods smile where er YOU be
And n he wlll-the night,
Only the night for me
FOR you Loves own dear land
Ot roses, fair and free;
And III YOU will-uo hand
To give q rose 20 me.
For you Loves dearest bliss
In all the years 70 be;
And N you will-nO kiss
or any love for me.
Thankful 70 know YOU blest
When God your brow adorns
with the sweet roses az his feet,
thank Him Tor the thorns!
Freak Z. StGnfOB.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

Have 1oU psiu Ia the sidsi"
"Do y's aSo colo easily"
us thfea burning pain in the throati"
us thssI tickling behind the PALLET"
DO lave TO SIT up ~ night 10 get your
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03
S5D0 Per MONTH.

hlGseases treated al the Uniform
rate Of 3 a month. Remember, this
includes consultation, examination,
treatmset and medicine for all dis
ssss ar all patients.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-03

Purely vegetable HOOD's Pigs