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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-24
The Spot Marked.

QUEBEo. April pa, marble tablet
with an inscription has been placed over
the spot where the thirteen skeletons of
soldiers, who fought under General
Montgomery were found near Citadel
hill, last fall. The tablet was donated
by American citizens. residents in this
city.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-04-24

Thas F. Cakes, Henry C. Payne Hsnry C. Rouse,
-REcEIvERs-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05

Residents Along the Reading Railroad Wit
ness Thrilling sight
Philadelphia, December A run
away engine attached to three coal cars
and a freight car, and pursued by an
other engine for a distance Of seven
miles, was Inc sight Witnessed yester-
day by residents along the line Of the
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad from
Wissahickcl to ConshOlOcken. Though
The runaway dashed along at terrific
speed throughout the whole distance,
partly through the thickly populated
portions Of Manayunk and ConshOhck-
en-. the run was not accompanied by the
slightest injury to any one.
Shifting engine No 231 in charge Of
Engineer john Dearnbach, was drilling
on the main track of the NOrristOwn
branch between Wissah.ckOn and Shur's
Stations. about II o'clock, and, as usual,
the rear brakeman was sent back 10 flag
an trains. There is a sharp curve at
that point, and before the brakeman
had gone far he saw engine No. 492,
drawing the gravel train, coming up
rapidly on the same track. He tagged
it. but it was too late. and the engine
colliied with The shifter. Engineer
Delrnbach and his fireman leaped for
heir lives. but the former evidently left
he .hrOttle open. for no sooner had the
collision occurred than his engine, with
four cars in front of it, moved off Of its
own accord.
Tt was beyond reach before any enc
realized st. bus Dearnbach jumped on
the other engine and with Engineer
O'Brien and the Two liremen, set out in
hot pursuit. The runaway was nearly
a mile in the advance. with no one on
board. but tae manned locomotive was
soon overtaking her.
MauayUnk. Glen Willow, ShawmOnt
LAFAYETTE and Spring MIL were passed
through in a few minutes as the two
iron horses sped on in their race. The
pursuer gradually leSsened the distance
between fl and the runaway, until
Dearrsch could climb on, on the front
Of the engine and couple 1t 70 the run
away. The rescue engine was then re-
versed and came 70 a stndSti,l At Pop
lar street. CCnshOhocken. a short dis
lance from switch which
had been arranged to turn
The runaway into the Plymouth
branch and throw 1t off the track by
blind switch. Word had been tele-
graphed along the line in advance and
he CcnsAchocken operator had fixed
The switch so as to wreck the engine
and prevent further accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
THE HANGMAN.s PRAYER.

Dur;ng The silver excitement in Glp-n
county. Col, before Senator Teller as
PRED to the tog1, a Mexican was arrest
ed fer robbing the sluice boxes. It was
not the first time this Mexican had be-
.raved this sluice DO Xweakness. 1t was
readily decided 20 be the proper thing
to hang him. Teller took a prominent
par. N the debate which preceded the
Nexicans' strlnging up. He said he
very mucn regretted the suspension OF
this Mexican, but, like the rest, ne was
in favor of it. Teller wanted to give the
doomed man chance to pray, but the
Mexican declined, and Teller started in
to give him what the miners called "a
good send-on." After recountng the
mans crime as IN excuse for the hang
ing. the petitioner said: This man IS
unfit to live; he cannot associate with
honest people; he is an outcast, the verf
worst man in all G,lpin county-and so,
Oh Lord! take him to Thyself.'
The Mexican was then hanged.-San
Francisco Pos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05

Mrs. Jane Fish, COS East Second
street, Kansas City, Mo-, says: My
rheumatic Trouble began m 1867 with
such an acute attack tina, l was entirely
helpless and HAD TO be fed. Since tAen
| have had similar attacks each spring
and fall, growing gradually worse until
[ was a complete cripple all the time,
having 10 walk with crutches. In April
bought my frs. bottle OF Munyon' 5
Rheumatic Cure and found It 50 much
help that / continued until l had taken
four bottles of the pills. am now COM
pletely cured and since taking the sec
ond bottle last June l have not had a
symptom Of rheumatism. l walk as
well as ever and feel as spry as a young
girl. I say most heartily, God bless
MunyOn and his remedies"
Munyon's rheumatism Cure seldom
fails to relieve n Gle to three hours,
and cures in few days. Price 25c
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure IS guaran-
teed to cure all forms CT indigestion and
stomach TROUBLES. Price 25c.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cures
pains n the back, lolns or gr9.ns and ali
forms of Kidney disease. Price Csc.
Munyon's Vitalizer restores lost pow
Crs to weak men. Price 81.
A separate specific for each disease.
Sold by ali druggists, mostly at 25 cents,
a bottle.
Personal letters 10 Professor Munyon,
1905 Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa, an
swered with free medical advice for any
disease.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05

''Did Jack propose to you this even
ing?" We'll, not exactly; he asked me
if I could afford husband. "-Pick-Me-
Up. -.
Probably a woman would be a bride
70 her husband longer If she would con-
tinue making company of him. Most
women begin TO save their jam for Wis
itors when they have been married
three months.-AtchisOn Globe.
Jibbs (after eating half lobster, a
WEIGH rarebit and an oyster fry
ssWhere's the nut cracker? l think I'll
have some of those walnuts." Dibbs-
you'll have one in the morning. Wait
and use that. "-Exchange
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
4 FRIGETFUL EXPLOSION

One Thousand Pounds of Nitro,Glycerine
Let Go, Killing Two Men and Il Horse.
Butler Pa. December 4-One thou
sand pounds Of nitro-glycer.ne let go at
,he magazine of the Humes Torpedo
Company, two miles south of here, at
10 o'clock this morning, and George Bas-
ter and Lewis Black lost their lives.
There were TWO magazines, 100 feet
apart but nothing is lefJ 10 mark the
spot but TWO great holes.
Bester evidently was - one Of the
magazines, as not a shred Of MS body
can be found Black was evidently in
or near the factory, part Of his body
being found in the wreck of the build
ings. His legs are missing and his
mangled left arm was found 300 yards
away in the woods. Their mangled
horse was lying between the spot where
The two magazines stood. and the buggy
was scattered through me woods shreds
Of the blankets being found in the
trees.
The explosion shook buildings here
and shattered glass
Black was twenty years Of age, while
Bes.sr was twenty-five. and leaves a
wife and child.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05

everything swims before her tired
eyes-she must speak 0H0
makes an effort.
II hooe-I sincerely trust-you may
be happy" she SAYS, little unS,eaull! ;
Il must call on Miss Carew.
"YCu are very kind" ne SAYS with
his happy smile. How f2miilar ms
place seems Our days Of filtration are
Ri on end. Lady bennington; an; one
DOES foolish things IN the heyday 0I
youth; bU- you showed y0urSeH 10 Dc q
wise woman.
Ruth smiles. Has he forgotten all!
Yes" she SAYS, with bitterness; we
-ck back with cO1temptuous PITY Oh
such f0llies IN m2,urer years.
When ne IS gone she stands On the
terrace IN The deepening twilight the
cool. sol. air tanning her soft, flushed
cheeks: the fern owl IN the distance,
with lis curious whir-r-r, alone breaks
The stiffness; a bat flaps heavily over
head. q be!ated bee bOoms past, hurry
ng homeward Then she goes slowly,
YEARLY INTO the old familiar room;
sharp. sudden pain clutches her heart,
she catches bIudly go the man;elpiece,
an 2shen grayless Overspreading the
lovely face. With a l.ctle gasping cry
she falls prone 10 the floor: blood rushe5
20 her lips and stains the delicate lace
on her bosom A chill, moan
ing wind sweeps round the house, dy-nS
away n the distance with a wild, sob
bling wall. as CT q soul IN mortal agony
passing through the fiery furnace Of al
hic.iCl
The doctor says:-"Failure Of the
hearts action and hemOrrhage." bu.
does science always fa,hom such mys-
,eries? Does L take into account bro
ken hearts? Perhaps nC,.-St. Pauls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
FARMS FOR SAL

Farm 100 acres. 6 miles cast Of city. 81
splendid improvements.
Farm GO acres, % acres bottom
miles east OF city. with splendid u
ments.
Farm IS acres. II acres bottom
Little Grave creek. So miles south
cheap, on easy terms, $3.50.
Farm 10 acres, ~ miles east o-
easy terms. sS00.
Farm 80 acres, 30 acres creek h."-
miles east OF city, easy terms. Sc
Farm 1914 acres. 6 miles east Of
Farm l45 acres, fronting on
Roads miles east of city. Eaey
S6,500
Farm 200 acres. houses and or
fronting on river, ~ Miles SOU.
city; very cheap, $500.
Farm i0SLcres, miles east OF
Splendid farm $50 acres. ON
tom. 100 acres Of same river bu.
per acre.
Farm OF 800 acres on Roundt1'
Farm IS acres, Belmont cOuuit.
west Of city. $500.
Farm so acres, Belmont county
west Of city, $500.
Farm 80 acres. ~ miles cast
cheap.
Farm acres, ~ miles east ~ c...
new eight-roomed hOusee.
Farm p acres, ! mile from BIN '''',
NESBITT g. DEVlNLi
Telephone Gf8. 1879 Mara,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of n deed OF trust. date j
18th, 1891 made by G. Il. Hedges. .o
trustee (Which deed OF trust Is recon-
book 80, folio IS, IN the Clerk office
County Court OF Ohio county, I sh.. .
SATURDAY, TIE DIST DAY or .
GENDER. 1850,
at 10 o'clock a. m, at the front door NJ
Court House Of Ohio county. ~
ginia, proceed 10 sell "a tract OF land.
uated In Ohio county West N-
bounded on the north hy Matthias I.
Ter, on the east hy lands OF Jack
and the heirs OF john smith. decease
the south by lands of JACK Gclch. lnQ
the west by lands ~ The le.r OF j,
Smith. deceased, containing - acres H
or less" and being part of iae lal4
Veyed 10 G. 3. Hedges, by otto li' .
and wife by deed dated February
ISIS. and recorded in deed book No
page IS.
Terms Of Sale-Ono-thlrd Of The
chase money. or as mucn more as tle
chaser may elect. cash, and the bal4u.
one and two years-the purchaser
for the deferred installments III
with good personal security, bearing
est from date. and the title 10 be- r..
until The purchase money is all pair
no2Osz GEO. L. BOYD. Tra e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
TRUSTEES SALE
OF the Wheeling Hni Vineyard Prop
Parcels or AS whole.

BY virtue Of a deed OF trust q
John +. Sullivan 10 George j. 3le
and II. $. Riley. trustees, daied li
dav of May. 4. ID. 1870. ana recorde.
Office OF the Clerk " ~. ,os'ii,s y a.
Ohio county IN Ieel on sIua. 1oo a.,
Dec. G0G. we viii olfer Ior saie az
aanSfion at the north front door '.
Court House of Ohio county. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 81. i,-,'
commencing at ten o'clock a. m.. t-e
loving real estate. situated ana l5-i-
"a. civ Of Wheeling, ohio county.
~ West Virginia. tO-Wit. LOIS "-.
feur d. Eve 60. eight O.. ten ull
an. twelve %, and thirteen 20
of out lots laid out on the east .ii'
I'd OF Wheeling Hln by France U.s.
strong. trustee for Emily 4. Late
r,iaf is recorded in the Oiilce oi i-t
~ The County Court Of emo county
said cut lot four contains l"'
three rOods ana farer poles, st.t
five contains Two ac.es, three
thlrty-one poles. s2.I OUT l1.
fains six acres. one ZOO ana li.I
r,ofsg. said out lot ten contains D.
fbree roods and tWanty-seNcu I'i.
ont LOT eleven contains iivt acre.
fv-two poles; said out Tor tWt..t
three acres, three roons anu III.
and said out lot thirteen COZ
acres. one rood and twenty ~
coal underlying said lots IS fAcrl
whole containing thirty-o"r
roods and four poles. t.. t
said property has reccnIlf
veyed and laid out in los aH4
fered as a whole. and in suc4
parcels as said trustees Hi15 b.
able and sold in the manner '-
will bring the best price. ....-..
Terms OF sale-Oue-t OF iH-
money and 90 much more az l"'
NAV elect 20 pay 10 cash oI .....
and the balance IN Two . eqqb'i, I ..,. .
I'm one and two years Win I--.' r-.
dav III saie. the purchaser io 81.
with approved personal seiu5s .--...
title to be retained or oee g. OF r'rr
as f,irther security for ihe
the balance OF the purcna ,sr,fIr5 g.
GEORGE j. MA li''
T. s. RILEY. -.-.-t.,
oc20. Tn Th.sau ..., -r,.
Tba above sale is adiourne-. ..-
,o,,, ~ IA 1885. 10 ths same hoI
NE ne same place named !"
notice GEORGE J. MATHlsoN
T. $. RILEY, Trustla
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
IOHN s Barns DEAD.

John 5. Barns died in Huntington on
Monday. and was buried In Fa.rmont
yesterday.
John s Barns wss born near Fair
mont. Virginia. October q. 1916. His
youth was sUeat in MS fathers grisc and
saw mills and country store at Barns
vile. Marion county, and he was a mer-
chan. al Fa,rmcnt more than fifteen
wears no to about 1856. and later al
BarnsviI G. About 1866 he, with others,
established wcolen nils at that place,
watch are s.-L in full and profitable
CDe-a-ion. He WIS twice elected a
member of ire General Assembly Of Viz
zinia. 1856. was member Of the con-
ventson which restored the government
Of Virginia at Wheeling in 1861, and
twice a Delegate to the Legislature Of
West Virginia 1861 He was twice
married. FIRST 10 Miss Virginia Kidwell,
of Fairfax county, Va. who bore him
two chIh en. Harry Les Barns. Of Wash
.ngt9n. Pa. and Laurs c., wife Of Hon
T. A. Bennett. Of Huntington, ". Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05


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sun '-.. .-' 80. ,-;tl,
.-e 73l- L.7 ....,,..g $50
enc scent oi Lo7' "' az. ~-rj+o
' .-e on -t,~-,,,b rbo
- 80
l 4.,,-- 20 +,,o
"'i' "-..,.' 49, sbimroer-
GUS, & -. ,rL-o-,e-b
+,lI bro'5J
..... ,f The stronger
4e. vitb "a Iorq r.lirarv stride. whist
1rg care1.esIy as he -kirted the lake
and 1is1rreared into Che tangled wood
path. AS he passed ont of sight a wo-
uea came slowly mp the green terraces,
Dagsiug as She reached the TOP to
l,ace back at the rcroatlng figure I'm
inc distance. then she turned away.
with little impatient gesture, gather
frr fha soft folds of hor gray dress TO-
ge.nc- as she mounted the wide shall
low steps. and samrered slowly along
me shadowy shrlboery path, Wnere
Pie .ea.t branches met ON eIli7'I' l1ll'l
ing I"..a- avenue vi ~. 80
7D" - a., -
,-.. -i,e ia 80
.t,5ov., bocl,-
..... -.-o-.g relief the
Sick -t- small head
,-. ...4 yritb masses of
.-~fv and soft
f-.-.... .- inv for the male
fo.. . ........ ..-s those glorious.
-t 81 deem violet
~ ---- ruof with an
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sens eyes ' ..,
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s..At colds c her cool gray o.ess' heI
U-1.ll eia'led oeloIe ne',
cl. ler Whoie attitude CulnseI
a-. ...-A- and she resumed Aer ' Oiu
9s-i.t' % iH.lid came GOV" M. .ile
~ , ..~5 -rbe woman
...... tho name inscribed thereon
-.I... Hcr.ugtou.
.... ga eho said and tho
,,..r ..I to tbs togsa Sbs sar
go. ,t,-, ~ose
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t..... -"."0" "o. $500,
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eHI-e' 'H0u ''.e .V'Neu 'aOh i"t' '"o
taiA' L,ha9oAe ia,e ul tle Li"u OeiOie
Ter.
il iS io ue yes sHe sNiu III ueI
c.eaI' D'.' voice. VIZ" no trace ui emu
ton' on. sne -A-Ilered invoi.'nl'lIl.s
ts sAe was Viae. sd iA neg Io'eI arms
-Adt was -Ae Ais' Nc1 OF lAe lIase1!'
Ut.
The curtain rises ON the second act
vrth lady n.rr.rotor vbosa unemo-
Ell -,.,.i. l....9t,. has tol,e, tho
--.-ii ..s s..l.i-.. I... ..,,,,, 10 900 in
~ ro,,s~-e..-.s, iondoir. sbs has moi
glts~s5 r,ueb rr~fno fbs loef Two wears.
L., l.,,,,f, i. ...,, .. ,,,e-,-ol,,,s ~ . e,-e-.
r1sroiied NV au .hs rlrmoiI NJ n ION
don season. where the world has bowed
down to the new beauty. AT first. to-
her unsoDhisticate5 mind the intoxi-
c.fire Vhirl of ceasciess gaveties was
at ones r,leqsonf and novel bnt now she
h. be,rtily .ired of it.. She is flled with
rn intense mad LONGING to revisit the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
)NE1LL ON "pALMY DAY" ACTORS

ONEILL ON "PALMY DAY" ACTORS
James O'Neill does not believe in the
Wanted superiority OF the old time
stock actor over the modern graduates
of dramatic schools. Il believe" says
he. in young men. The old time style
of acting was stilted and superficial
The veterans Of the olden days had set
rules by which they rose from the or
binary or commonplace to the heights
of passion"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
FOR SALE.
Special. Sale Of Real LS3..

NO. $40 MAIN STREET, dwelling
occupied by VIM. \. Isett. Esq
NO. 81 VIRGINIA STREET. br
rooms, modern; terms Sl,yVJ cash. b.
easy payments.
NO. 74S MIN STREET. corr.-
Eighth street, II rooms. rents for +.
annum, only $500. This is o. bargain
NO. 96 TWELFTH SIkEE4, ll ...
fine brick and stone dwelling. 4.ot
NO. 100 SIXTEENTH STREET
dwelling. Z rooms.
No. 1893 FOURTEENTH STREET -
dwelling of six rooms and hath
by steam. All modern convenience
stable, etc. Lot 3ZXl2O
LOT 30Xl0S feet on Thirteenth s'r,
NO. 1121 CHARLES ST, lots ...
room house. A bargain.
STOREROOM AND DWELLING '
rooms, corner Fourteenth and Mcll..
streets.
THREE LOTS. each SOx12O feet o- .
northeast corner of Wabash and ia.
streets. Island. VIII sell cheap.
RiNEHART 81 TATUM
CITY BANK BUILDING.
Telephone .2i9. Room
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05

looking after the mother S genela Ned4sH'
and specially strengthening the particular
organs concerned IN partgEilon.
Mauymothers have been oroug nj through
the trying time almost paiulessly By the aiu
OF DR. Piercc's FavoVite PRESCRIPTION IL
prepares the system for delivery by I'M
parting the organic strength and elasticity
which the mother specially needs shortens
the time Of labor and Of confinement pro
NOTES the secretion Of abuudant nouush-
meut for the child and fortunes the entire
constitution against the after period OF de-
preston and weakness. It's u.s. should
begin IN the early months OF gcstauon-the
earlier the better.
Ms FErD HvNr OF 1'--- 20. Scirre-ti9r O.,
~ j.. SAYS. Il read cccut pr. pirrce's Fovorite
Prescription being so good 10y woman with
chud 80 4 got two bottles l1Sg September. aud
December 18th. had underground baby gir-
When I was confined q was rct sick In any way
i did rot suffer any pain. aud when the child
was bern walked lrto auc,hcr roo-u and went
% bed never had an afcr-palu or any other
vain This "a the eighth child and the largest
of them al suffered cvc-ything that flesh
could suffer with the other babies. i always had
"a doctor anJ then De ccult not help me very
much hrt this tiruc lUy mother and r1y husband
were alone with IRE. nv baby was ONLY seven
5-vs old yrhen GOT u0 and dressed aud len my
room and stayed up SD Gay
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
RICHARDSON SAYS IT'S ORIGINAL.

Thomas Q. Seabrooke seems to have
hit upon the biggest kind Of o success
i'm Ieander Richardson's new comedy
"Babv Mine. which was given its first
productio nat the Grand Opera House.
ST Louis. The New York Herald says
the piece is a reflection Of My Awful
Dad" Mr.. Richardson says in this
connection. There is q short scene In
the first act Of Baby Nine which
have taken from Ny Awful Dad and
the idea Of q son looking after his
father. instead of vice versa, as is
usually the case. I borrowed from the
old comedy. But the rest Of the piece
is original"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
GEO.R. TAYLOR
1850 NHIN ST..
GREAT MARKED DOWN SALE!
DECEMBER.
Commencing Monday, I'd Inst, and Con-
tinued Until Christmas.

the most prominent and important Departments embraced
BRIO UNDERWEAR TABLE LINENS NAPKINS and TOWELS ALL ClU
FUR JACKETS and CApES. All goods in these Departments Marked
Down Systematically plain figures placed tables and counters with
the aOdg visitors the greatest possible convenience the room
will admit Of and making the sale success -
add to the araCenesS of this Marked Down Sae we VIII
give Grand Opening and Display in our
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

H'OR SALE-Cheap. Berger bom...
! Zane street. containing n..
grounh. Enquire of Mrs I'D fz..r
= = NIER, administrative with M, .,.i.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
M(yNY0N
Mrs. Jane Fish, Who Suffered Agony With
Rheumatism for Nearly 80 Years.
Throws Away Her Clutches and
States She Is Entirely
Cured.

Positively Successful Cures for Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism. Catarrh, Kidney and All
Blood and Nerve Diseases-At All Drug
gists, IS Cents q Bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
FOR RCNT

E iroii,. RSdE.NN.T-5FURNIsHED ROOMS -
tIalIy located; both gases and T-.22 G.
quire l5Ol Market street. '- O-,..
FOR RENT-ST. CLAIR HOTEL ~.
TINS Ferry, Q. The only hotcl p. M +a
Good chance for 1--we man un5e-...l . CO
his business. q rooms. For
address A. w. KERR. Martin $ F
nolOh CITY,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
RABYS COMING.

Nature intended lhat
every woman hOuld
look forward 90 the COM
inc of her baby with JOY
and hope, unclouded by
anxiety. Almost pain
less partuTitiou IS quite
the usual thing among
uucivi1ized people.
Even iu our own country
it occasionally happens
with womeu in robust
health and good condi-
ton. To ought 20 be the
rule instead Of the excep-
tion aud Il is a fact that
a very Large proporuoA
of The usual pain and sut-
fcrfrg may be avoided by
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05

Tile REGISTER. embracing us se'eFSi
l1IHcas. is entered mo che Fos'ouoe u
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
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WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING co.
PUBLISHERS AND PEOPRIEToRs.


PER YEAR. by NAIL POSTAGE PRO
PAID.
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DELIVERED BY CURRIERS'
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I..rIE and SUNDAY. per week.
l-. rtu.v WIN be delivered by car
r..ls 80 ans other city OF l-"l 80.
.........-r, many OF WEEKLY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-05
CURTAIN and UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT,

Making this the most artistic display and pleasing occasion ever nuguaed
in this the country business way We invite you all come
You will be shown LACE CURTAINS from csc pair
to SITS 90 pair also SILK and DAMRSK CURTAINS from medium to the
finest.
phOsterng Department extends from Main street, second story back
towards Market street hundred and fifty feet Joining The DECORATIVE
ART DEPARTMENT Mrs. Thornton and Mrs Berger who also give
opening of their High Art Goods at the same time.