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The Human Electrical Forces \
How They Control the Organs
of the Body.

Tho electrical torce OF The human body. as
the nerve fluid may be termed, is an espe-
cially attractive department Of science Us Il
excrts so marked an influence on the health
OF the organs OF the body. Nerve force Is
produced by the brain and conveyed by
meGns OF the nerves to the various organs OF
the body. thus snnDlYing the latter with the
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tulSc years nave 4 huueieuf
with a sore head. 1 would
break out all oyenmy head
with pimples which would /
form a watery matter, nnc
i would have TO scratch !
until l would bleed. After I
doctoring with two dootors
for three years, more OIL
less, / finally made up ml.
mind to try youI CUrIctR4
REMEDIES with resuii
ehtirely satisfactory TO me; 7
After using two sets ei
CUTIcURA REMEDIES, II
am entirely cured. j hsvs
a
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our regular correspondent.

WAsnrNGroN, ID. E. SEP ~, 1895.
The Democratic Stale Convention
Which has lrru III session at Syracuse,
New York, finished its wuik yesterday
in very stormy manner. llarmony
went to smash aud NJ rne was satisfied
as to The outcome The country dele>
yates were angry because of the New
York City row, and Tammany is dis
pleased with the excise plank, aud it is
stated that the boxing delegates will
fight the "Tiger' (Tanmauy) to lis
death. There WAS an entire change in
the programme OF the convention and
the following tiiicrrs wtrc Nominated:
For Secretary Of State, lloratia Z. King,
of brooklyn; For Comptroller, john Is
Juison, of Glovrrsvillc; For State Trr,S>
urvr. u &. Dow, of CoLlesvillc, Far
Attorney Genera, Norton Chase, OF Al
bany; aud For State Engineer Russell
B. Stuart, Of Syracuse; For Corrt ot
Appeals, John D. Teller, of Auburn.
The D,morratrs all over th" country
This ,eur are uuihp more lighting among
themselves than las been hcretoiole
knuwn la the states immediately Ut.
rounding this Dislri Il il seems that there
is no mrmuuy whatever la Mary land
ane of the grcltesl fights ever krown Is
now being wagtd, aud it only remains
for the counting Of vntcs in the rcs-
pecive state elections this fall to fully
show the breaches existing in that party
OF course il This keeps up, there Is hut
one cnnclu>iaa thar can hc reached aS 10
the next Presidential election,
Tie Treasury On Tuesday lost 500,
5000 in gold for export 20 Canada,
which leaves the true amount of the gold
reserve sos, 1855 ,333
Alter au absence of two weeks With
HE family at Surron'o, Me Secretary
Lamont returned to the War Depart
mcnt the first of the week.
Attorney General Harmon has re,
turned to the City irom Chattanooga,
where he attended tho exercises incident
10 the opening uf the Chickamnugd
National Park.
The public schools opened here on
Monday under very favorable auspices.
There were about 1000 scholars who
We're at their desks.
On Monday evening next there will
} se opened u Ilds Cry the handsomesl
Cpres house in America IL i located
u IN the site of the old Blaine residence
' aud is Known as the Lafayette Square
: Opera House, being directly opposit,
:, Lafayette Square and just across Penn
: sylvania Avenue from the Execuliy,
u Mansion. Ii contaius 81 boxes aud i,
=! absolutely fire proof
n recent dccislun rendered IN th'
7" Court of Special Sessions in New YorI
. is u the effect that Trade Marks mus
y be protected by al. courts aud the cour
" proceeds 20 sentence druggist who wa
ON trial for the coneriri'ing of trad
malk,
F" Mrs. Elizabeth A. Tompkins, veil
u known wiiIr on turf topics, who dis
appeared from Washington in 1898, an,
u whose husband has spent large sun
:" trying % learn her whereabouts, ha
been located 10 San Francisco.
n President Cleveland is expected {,
lr make considerable number OF appoin'
n ments before he returns Ia Washington
SO as TO escape the impnr,uuiiy of ofie
'e seekers at the White House.
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NOTICE ron rUBL1cATloN.
L. s. Land. once, WOODWARD. .. T ,
August 10, 1876.

August 10, ls9b.
No'ice is hereby given tina the foilowi1
named se.tl has ned no ice OF his inlenton
to- make Gnal proc 1n support Of his Claim,
ana tha said lrooi VIII b. MAZE ueloIe
CarteriTracy. Probate Judge of Beaver county,
and in liz nbsenceb fore 7. c. Trey clerk o
Faid urt, at Beaver. o. r.. ON September ~
1876, viz: Ezra B strong, u Il N 30; MA, nlo
for The EH SWH and VIZ Sc sec. 20, Twp.
o n OF Range 81, + NJ.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon aud cuiuNa-
tnn Of, said land, viz:
Fred c Tiacy, Beaver. O. T., Hlrvev
Williams Gate, q. T.. Ira 1inkan, John Iay-
lor, Lansing, o. 4.
3O-s5 WILSON NJ. HAMMOCK, REGISTER.
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NnrLrNEnR rrnLIcArIoN
T. S. Land once, Wool trl O. =.
August :, lSDj.

August :, lc9J.
Not ce g II. reby given tnat The following
named 81 ttler has filed not ce # his intention
to make final pr of IN supper Of his claim, aud
tha aid proof W II be madn b fore Cart r
fIacy, Probate udge of Beaver G. I, O. n. at
Beaver o. 4 . on 2lst, Sept. 40i a. John
ulker on II. r.. No. . or the Sc Z Sec II
p II Range 81 j. d.. ia.
tlenamps the OIL ny ne Sc 20 prove
his uu GUS aiduacc app q c1l walton
nl sa.o 1 VIZ:
oie H fararut om.5ora p ell
Aas D. smith 10 ofpu aa 81. T.. jo f.t
W NJ HAMvOcE
.0-3J Register.
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HOTlCE.
4. s. Land orice, WOODWARD o. T.

ANFufi - lcHot
Comnlaint having been cnorsd ~ this Office
bv William r. Bruce aginnst w. q. ook Tor
abandoning hi. Homesteaf Entry NO .I3;,
a toI December q, iS92. upon the SO NEl4
Sectio, IL Ivp 6 Range % T., in Bcav Z
county, Oilahoma. With view. to the cav
g Ilation OF "a entry, the said parties are
hereby sunm II Il 20 appear before the -g-
ister and uorciver OF the L $. Land Once at
Woodward, OK ahnma. On the 9th. day Of
scpi 1861. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, TO respond aud
furnish testimony concerning 'a!d alegi"
abandonment.
W. NJ. HAMMOCK, Reg st'r.
3o-s5 ID II. PATTON, Receiver
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ajs,,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. q. LASp OFFICE,

WOODWARD. q. 7.
August 26h, Isaa.
Notice is her by given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his lnten 4
ton 10 make nnal proof in support OF his
clam and that said proofw II b. made be.
iora ;. B Weir Deply Dis .rictt lerk at Beav-
er %. A., on Oct. ~, lss5, viz; James JraW-
ford for the W = OF Sc, AZ, Twp n OF Il ~
EC NJ.
lie names the fDll lving witnesses to prove
his co tinuous r. sidence upon and cultivation
of said land, via;
William Weolorr II Reaycr, o. T. JoHnJ.
Fulkerson, Joseph lianlsa. George sAnderson
of Rothwel q. d.
33-5s ". NJ. HAMMOCK, Register
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NOTICE IOR PUBLICATION.
u. a. BAND OSTICE.

WOODWARD, q. T.
August ., 1885
Notice is hereby eivcn that the following
named settler has hcd notice Of his intention TO
make i!nIl pr, of in support of : is claim, and
that SAID proof win be mIde before
Carter Tracy, Ir0bate judge In and for Beaver
Coun Y, At Beaver. o. r., IN Sc tember 30,
ISgj, viz: Joseph G.. Hodge II 4 M. 81 fJr
the Eli See i9, Two 1 n hange q Il. c. NJ.
lie names he following illnesses to prove
his ,ntinuous residence upon and Gu tivat on
f, said land, viz:
David Miller, j V. Tllomp, on. sherman
Lone, Samuel Il. Weir, all Of Beaver, o. 4
3a-S5 W. NJ. HAMMOCK, register,
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inc DOuy, III us Supplllul
vitality necessary to in
sure their health. The
pneumogastric nerve, as
shown here, may be said
TO be the most important
of the entire nerve sys-
TEN, as 1t supplies the
heart, lungs, stomach.
bowels, etc. with the
nerve force necessary to
keep them active and
healthy. AS will be seen
by the cut the long nerve
d descending from il @
base of the brain and
terminating in the bow
els j. the pneumOgastric,
while the numerous lit
tie branches supply the
heart, lungs aud stom-
9ch with necessary vi
tality. When the brain
becomes In any way dis
ordered by frrltabliity
or exhaustion, the nerve
force which it supplies
Is lesseued, and the or
yans receiving the di-
ninlshed supply are con-
EnlllnnilU Annn EnnnN
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SCRATCHED 8 YEARS,
uttered, Scratched, and Bled. Due
tors No Relief. Cured by Two
Sets Cuticura Remedies.

7 wish 10 express my thanks for the benefit '
Nothing Ike them was ever manufactured. Fof
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Coins Financial School.

--Bl
W. II. HARVEY.
C.p.rlshi II In iSrs by C1iN PrnLIsuSa co.
CHAPTER ".
Continued.
The ForRrH Day.
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KANSAS CIIY, KAs.

RsferHucssi 81
Rat, Bank of Com
mgrCei K. &,
Flsasaut Hill
Banking Co
Pleasant Hill Mo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18
WHY WOMEN WEEP.
1t Is Too Bad There Is So Much Suffering
When There Need Not BE.

Woman's troubles probably cause more
misery in this world than all other mis-
fortunes put together Most women over
TAX their strength, most OF them suiIeI
from the strains of household ana olheI
cares and IL is no wonder that 80 MAJ, an
OF them break down under the ueolhId1i"7
effects Of hlg pressure living. -,
To every woman who values heaith dnu
strength. the experience of one VINO haS
passed through a time or suffering and
discovered the way TO recovery cannot ran
10 prove Of the highest interest me so
IS briefly told in the words OF MIS-. l.. -.
Miller. Of 524 \. 23d ST. Philadelphia; WY
recently said: For many months wa
a continual sufferer and felt cohpletSlS
worn out At last l fortunately uecltS{ -
10 try Dufys Pure Malt WHISKY, NHlCI1
had been recommended 10 me. Sii -, a. %
1 have improved wonderfully; anu lee 81, ~ -, .
cidedly better. sleep well, ana at me 80
time | am free to acknowledge / 90 ny NJ :
experience that tired, weary, laiIs ~ he a
ing-in fact, no one thing appears .sio1de
burden to me now Many OF my IIleIoS e
are well pleased and fully conylnceu III &c
there is no other stimulant tnat tACS s.,
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. My PloS
and wish is that it may reach INC
the afflicted everywhere. tooousa
These words are cOnVlncus, ri y
they are the result of eXperlence' ne
prove beyond a doubt mat Wnd' -,
woman needs is a pure, AeaI'HtlN' iycnaTt
LIANT. Something is required 10 imlp@t
fresh vitality 10 the system ana give re
newed vigOr. In such cases DuhiS 5 ,yo1-
Malt Whiskey has always MoLATTN ,,i,.ine
ders nv means of its Strength us
mowers many a pale. thin weary W o,Iiai
mas become a living picture OF ROBUST
health.
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THE VENEZUELAN MINISTER


Feels so Happy lie Can Hardly Tell About
1.-THE Presidents Message and the
Diplomatic Letters Cabled to Caracas.
Minister Andrade, Of Venezuela, Sc
cured q CODY Of the message early in the
day and cabled it by way Of Cuba and
Hayu 10 his government. The time OF
transmission is eight hours and it is
felt that its reception at Caracas viii
be the signal for an enthusiastic dem
ons-ration.
. Mr.. Andrade'S satisfaction was almOs,
beyond the power Of expression The
message IS superb. said ne with much
enthusiasm. It's even a surprise TO me
in its vig0r, in the nobility of the SEN
timents expressed and in the mastery
exposition Of the Monroe doctrine.
There can be no doubt or miscOnstruc-
ton of its meaning. In my country IL
calnothut arouse the keenest apprec.a-
ton on the part of the government and
The people FOR this powerful eXpreSs-o on
of friendship from q strong country n
behalf Of a comparatively weak one
Nr. Andraka was asked wlaJ the next
step Of Venezuela would be.
There is nothing further for us TO
do. We have announced our policy, and
in that we have the cooperation and
support Of the United States. We are
little more than spectators now
rs The plan OF commission to IN
vestigate the question and fix the line
feasi ble?" was asked.
Perfectly So" he replied. The evil
dence can readily be furnished so far
rs Venezuela IS concerned. Il viii be a
lab0r.ous work. as the documents and
maps are very vOlum:nous. ard from
many sources, including those OF HOl-
land. Spain and ether countries, rs well
as those of Venezuela
AT THE BRITISH EMBASSY
Sir Julian Pauucefote and his extensive
official corps shared in the general in
terest in the question. 1t was stated
tina. the foreign Office made public at
noon to-day the Salisbury answer.
simultaneously with it's publication
here. But as the Presidents message
is to Congress, and has not gone
through diplomatic channels. it was not
q part of the matter given TO the Brit
ish public by the foreign Office to-day.
This presents the anamOly Of each
country interesting itself with the
phase Of the question mcst acceptable
to itself, London laying special stress
on the Salisbury letter, and the United
States naturally being concerned main
~ with the Presidents message.
Mr. BaX -Ir0nsides. Of the embassy
s,afT went to the capitol during the day
TO witness the reading Of the documents,
bu, was rot present during the demon
s,ration i'm the Senate.
Beyond The Salisbury letters the en-
bassy has received no communications
on The Venezuelan subject; so that the
case rests on the correspondence sub
mi--ei today.
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arbitration Of territorial disputes b
IN CONCLUSION

Lord Salisbury says that he hopes that
the difficulty, made more difficult by
VenezUela's mc0rsideraIe action in
breaking diplomatic relations. Will be
adjusted by g reasonable arrangement
at an early daCe.
Lord Salisbury's second note, dated
July 10Th, deals entirely with the bOun-
Diary dispute on its merits. beginning
with a statement that Great Britain
does not recognize that any other cOun-
try has q material interest in the con-
trOversy. yer makes the statement in
this fashion because, owing to the rup-
ture of diplomatic relations, it is not
Otherwise possible to communicate it to
the Venezuelan government. Lord Sal
isbury asserts that Secretary Olney.
acting on an eX-pari presentation Of
the case by Venezuela, has fallen into
much misrepresentation. He enters in
TO an elaborate history of the British
claim. founded on the Dutch cession.
tells how the celebrated SchCmburg
line was run. of many concessions Of
fered by Great Britain 10 Venezuela 10
reach an arrangement, and suggests
that the Venezuelan insistence upon the
arbitration Of the whole territory would
be paralelled by a refusal of Great Brit
ain TO arbitrate the Alaskan boundary
line, unless half Of Alaska We're thrown
into arbitration.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18
SISTERSVILLE.
m the Register.

Special to the Register.
SIS. ersv.lle. December 17.-Las. even
ing AZ their home on Main street MISSES
Julia and Lilah Graham entertainer a
number Of friends at cards and other
amusements. \ very pleasant time was
spent. and a. the proper time a very
plas.ng lunch was served. during
the evening some of the guests sang
and Rotations were given. AmoAg
those present were Miss Eva Nesblit
Miss Myrtle Smullen, Mss Clara Wann
Misses Sallie Sayre, Miss Lotta Whit
tlesey. Miss Carrie Devore, MIR. and Mrs
Charles Thistle. Mr.. E. B. Ham, MI
J. c. McCue, Mr.. George Shryock, MT
Thomas Libby and DR.. George S. Wells
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frame, accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Gussle
were in Wheeling yesterday on shop
ping expedition.
Ernest Williamson, WilliamstOwn, ar
rived in the city last night.
The news CT the death OF Solomon
r. Sheakley, at the North Wheeling
Hospital on Sunday, which reached here
yesterday morning, was quite a shccA
10 his many friends.
Mrs. Francis Ihr.g, accompanied by
her son Tony, left this morning for
Pittsburg.
Dr. W. H. Gillespie left this morn
ing on a business trip TO Salama, WAY
erly and Parkersburg.
Mr.. o. B. Ramey the well-knOwn op-
orator. left this morning for Nazareth
Pa. where his son Clifford has been
attending school, and viii bring the
young man home with him to spend tbs
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Titus and Emily
were in Wheeling yesterday on a shop
ping tour.
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HOW IT WAS RECEIVED.
The Most Spontaneous Demonstration of
Approval within the Memory of the Old

The Most Spontaneous Demonstration of
Approval within the Memory of the Old
est Senators.
Washington, December 1.-THE Pres
ident's message On the Venezuelan
question occupied the main attention OF
the Senate during its brief session.
Secretary Cox read the document amid
impressive silence, the Senators follow
ing every word with intense interest.
The concluding sentence Of the mes
sage was no sooner read than d demon
stratiOn occurred almost unparalleled
in the history of the upper branch of
Congress. Senator's on both sides of the
chamber joining in their expression Of
approval by lOng-cOntinued hand-clap-
ping The message and accompanying
documents weN at once referred TO the
Committee on Foreign Relations, and
beyond the reading OF the document,
no debate or reference to it occurred
during the session.
Many memorials concerning the Gu
ban rebellion and the Turkish massa-
ores were presented.
Mr.. Call Of Florida. offered a resolu-
ton to investigate alleged election If
Irregularities in Florida.
At this point the message from the
President was received. Mr. Morgan,
chairman Of the Committee on Foreign
Relations. at once moved that the Sen
ate go into executive session, which at
1910 was agreed to.
At / o'clock the doors OF the Senate
were thrown open, and the secretary OF
the Senate hoJ9D The reading Of the
Presidents message.
As the reading of the message closed
there was a hearty hand-claPping from
all quarters of the chamber. Mr. Chan
der rep, n H) leading in the demon
sration on the Republican side. Vet
Grams Of the Senate say it was the most
/ spontaneous demonstration in their rec
election.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18
THE NOTrNDSVITJE FAIR

From present indications, 1t IS pro-
bable that a large sized delegation of
Wheeling people will go down TO
Moundsville Friday evening. 10 attend
the bazaar at the Opera House. to be
given for The benefl. of the Roman
Catholic Church in that city. The
party will be made up CT Park and Null
len divisions. of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians, the Knights Of St. George
and a number of private parties. The
Wheeling delegation Will 60 down on the
seven o'clock train. and return on the
eleven o'clock train The portrait Of
Cardinal Gibbons viii be on exhibition
until Thursday n c. A. Houses snow
window.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18

Mr.. William V. Hoge has received
word that his son-in-law, MIR. Norris
Kendall. who married Miss Virginia
Hcge about two months ago, met with
a very serious accident at his home
near Galesbug, H., last Thursday.
He was i'm some manner caught in a
corn cutter. One rib was broken, one
arm and one Of his legs was fractured
in two places. Mr.. Kendall's present
condition is improved, as further advi-
ces have been received, and his physi-
clans think he will recover.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18
A Roy INJURED

Robbie Fisher, of Martins Ferry.
VINO is visiting friends az No. 2222
Chapl ne street. was severely hur- while
c0as-ng on Twenty-second street yes
terd3y afternoon. The boy was coming
down the hill at a rapid rate, and net
being able 10 manage The sled properly
ran mo q wagon standing in the street
His face was badly cut jus, above the
o1-n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18

Is TO have your laundry done without
ininrv to the linen and to have it done
neatly and promptly. The White Swan
Taundrv. Scroggins & MOser, proprie-
tors has exceptional facilities for work
If This character. Satisfaction guaran-
feed, Office and works, No. 20 Tenth
e.trpnt
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ATLANTA. CA. AND RETURN.

last Low Rate Excursion via The Il. so.
Friday. December 20th, the B. & O.
r. r. Co., VII sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling to Atlanta and return
at The extremely low rate Of Sl465.
Tickets WI be good for ten days. and
will be good 10 stop off at Chattanooga
en- the return trip.
This viii be the last low rate excur-
s'on N Atlanta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18

Finch's Whiskys, established in 1919,
Golden Wedding, pure rye, S1.00 per
Quart or six quarts for S.. Grandpa's
choice soc. quart. or 81 per gallon.
Every purchaser of 81 or upwards Of our
whiskys will receive free Of charge on
December 23d, oath and 25th, a Bottle of
Wine. Remember this.
c. NJ. FINCH,
II Smithield street,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18
TIE NrSIC or LnW PRICES

Is being played on the Emerson and
ether Pianos. accompanied with extra
ordinary values. at Houses. this month.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18
Suit Cases for gentlemen at
WN. SCHWERTFEGER.

Yen can fool the people sometimes,
bur not this year. Prices and quality
tell. and they come TO us for Ladies'
and Genlemen's Fine Holiday Slippers
a. 75c and S1.00.
J. H. LOCKE SHOE co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18

when ordering Cocoa and Chocolates
h. sure and ask for Huyler's. They have no
superior.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18
TIME ALMOST LIP

Lots to be done before Christmas.
That Piano TO buy at Houses Challenge
Sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18
LOOK OVER YOUR LIST.

If YOU find a Piano on it. go to Houses
and buy it at reduced Prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18
vn1-R TIME Is SHORT.
WHAT VOL WANT

Only a few more days to buy your
piano AT Houses Special Sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18

To buy a Piano for that daughter OF
yours. BY buying a Gouse's Challenge
Sale you can save at least fifty dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18

WHEN IN DOUBT
What Piano to buy, select the Emerson
and take no chances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-18

Nothing nicer for Christmas presents
than shoes and slippers. They are use
ful. 100. You won't miss it # you come
10 rs