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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-21
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-21

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pGrtige 8e3is6ungen in WuI6ington
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-12-21

Qonbo n, 19. 0e3ember. - Sin
bieiiges 8Iutt pubIi3irt cine SPECIAL
0epei3e aus Wien, Der gu 6olge piez
Der itanbaI0ien 8eriihte iiber Den Sob
bes 9ronprin5en Rubolpb bort i'm
ltmGouf iinb. &aiier 6run3Soiepb Ioa
tiir3li6 einen 8rief er6aIten baben, in
pel4em BON ibn 25O,OOO @ulDen nit
Der 9robung perlangt purben, buB
i'm 8eigerungsfaue ienIotionelle Gntz
biilIungen publi5irt peroen tpiirben.
Der Griip II de 6amilien=
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

York Central road one day last week,
and his aDpearance was decidedly inter-
esting His left eye was gone one-half
of his right ear was chewed off and his
nose was broken. All but two OF his up
ner teeth were missing, and great scar
disfgured his chin, and noticed a lump
on the back of his head as big as goose
egg.
I eyed him for several moments, when
suddenly he turned his head and looked
at me. -,,,s
"T 'spect you're worryin' your gizzard
out" he said "thinkin' about whether l
fell ont of a ten-story window or was
ketched in a biler explosion
yes" 1 replied. after a little hesita-
tion - did think you had met with
some terrible accident
II 'spect you wanter know all ABOUT
IT. TOO. don't your
7 frankly confessed that 1 did.
"Waal," he resumed, AK your ques-
TONS"
yep" he replied, "if seven wives is
married. I'm married.
"Seyen wivesw I exclaimed. Are
they all dead?'
no deader'n you or me. They're all
alive an kickin' last heard.
your marriages, then, have been fall
wal considerin', yes. You see, I'm
purity well Scared and scratched, an
every scar means a wife,
How is that?"
wal. | don't mind tellin', but my
first wife fired a rollin' pin at me an
I lost an eye. We separated that same
dav Then a little time after that my
second wife got hungry one day an took
10 chewin' my ear off, but we amt lived
together sence that time.
Things went along purity smooth fur
2 while with me an my third wife. but
She fired me down stairs once, an my
nose amt been what a nose Orter be
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

sence then, an 1 lowed she'd better go
back to her mother.
Then ventured into marryin' my
fourth wife, an she used half a brick
to settle an argument one night, an you
see that lump on my head? That sep
arated her an me- My fifth wife was a
corker, she was.
ut was only two days after we was
married an she tried to make me swal-
Ter a flatiron, an my teeth are in my
stomach yet. But, howsumever, we
amt spoken from that day to this.
Then like a darn fool. got spliced
20 wilder, an my chin'll tell you
when the partin' came between me an
her. But I can't tell you much about
my seventh wife. We've only been mar
ried sence yesterday"
Where is your seventh wife?" l asked,
making an effort to restrain from laugh
ing.
See that red-headed woman up there
in front with wart on her nose?"
| nodded assent.
wal, that's No. T."
why don't you sit with herr"
oval, the fact is, we haven't spoke
sense this mornin'. I'm on my way
down now to have her arrested for as
sault an battery"
Does she know it?"
She does, my friend; she does. She's
on her way down to tell the judge that
II he takes my complaint she's goin' to
tear every hair out of his gray head an
scatter his flesh to the four winds of
heaven an kill me in the bargain. =
New York World.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
Rig HEADS AND THEIR
BEST BUMPS.
Outline Of Eight Famous Heads Would Show a
Series Of Regular SCaIOpS
HAS A GIGANTIC BENEVOLENT BUMP.
r.. Must Be Pushed Forward tie Accommodate
His Love Of Pleasing.
rwss PERFECT And IDEAL COMBATIYENESS."
i0pe" on Top Of Head Makes Him the Type
Of Optimistic PhrenOlogstS.
m LIABLE ROUNDING OUT BUMP MADE HIS FAME
Must Be Pushed Forward te Accommodate
His Love Of Pleasing"
PERFECT and IDEAL COMBATIYENRSS. y
lope" On Top Of Head Makes Him the Type
Of Optimistic PhrenOlogStS.
LIABLE ROUNDING OUT BUMP MADE HIS FAME.
- ~. BY Ryman InLeEviaw syndiea.el

there are pleasing qualities, that is if
the lump tapers on gradually. Exam
Inc your head for this A good sloping
lump is the best gift a man can have,
but Is must slope.
NckINLEY'S BEST POINT.
The bump of b5nevOlence lies well
toward the front o. the head. This
shows in the way 4 man wears his hat.
A man with a benevolent bump will
wear ais hat far back. Il is more COM
Portable pushed back from that bump.
Benevolent men have trouble fitting a
hat. It sets TOO tight on the head. That
bump fills tho front Of it too closely.
This is McKniey's great bump. If it
stopped q little more abruptly it would
mean q spendthrift. As it is, it means
charity. gifl. II means bestowal Of
means. anything one has. Ii is apt 10
mean imprOv.dence and not enough sell
fshness.
The ambitious mans head rises to-
ward the back. There is a spot mid
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

is lowest and is so highly developed in
the head of Levi p Morton that phren-
oldgists use his head in their advertise
ments, Above it lies friendship" This
IN the head of Sewall, of Maine, is the
largest bump. His enemies envy him
this big round spot on the back of his
head, FOR it brings him friends. It is
the altruiStc bump, love of fellow man.
SEWALL'S BUMP.
A man with this bump may be a fool,
q spendthrift, a rake, drunkard, but
he will not be a mean man. His hand
will be against nobody but himself In
its best form this bump brings popular
ity. II brings power, too, for the Ger
man saying, "A man can go through the
world with his hat in his hand" is true
all over. Friendship and politeness, as
found in that bump, upon which a
mans hat rests will carry him any
where. Adventures have it.
Look at the face of man If you want
TO tell whether he is fond OF dress. His
face will appear narrow and his head
large This is because there is q bump
at the side of the head which means
personal vanity. The fop has a head
that spreads wide at the sides, naTrows
in at the temples. He may be ever so
brainy. but that love of dress gave him
a bump that Classics his head as the
dude"
THE DUDE BUMP.
Among public men the greatest ex-
ample of this is w. c. Whitney. whose
head spreads so much here that he must
keep his hair cut short to lessen the
effect, and he almost clips it at the sides.
FastidiOusness in dress, the gold eye
glass, the up-to-date collar. the brushed
clothes and the walking stick 90 with
this bump
In a composite picture of these we'll
known statesmen there would be pro-
duced a head such as a man would pos
sess if he had all these qualities devel-
Oped as highly as possible. The result
would be the scalloped head referred to.
He should be thankful for one bump
and not sigh for all The Characters
ties that bring a man out from the world
at large would come out N scallop after
scallop. No man can have every great
characteristic nightly developed. Ma
poleon used to look at his pictures and
miss the forelock, or the scowl, or the
compressed lips. Then he would order
another that would have all Of these.
But our great men are wiser. They
pick out their one best point and show
il up in a picture. and stick TO it as their
distinguishing popularity.
HARVEY LINCOLN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

Mr.. James Perdue, an old soldier re-
siding at Monroe, Mich, was severely
afflicted with rheumatism, but received
prompt relief from pain BY using Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. He says: at
times my back would ache so badly that
7 could hardly raise up. II had not
gotten relief l would not be here 10
u-r,re these few lines. Chamberlain's
pain Balm has done me a great deal Of
oooa and I feel very thankful for IL"
For sale by druggists
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
BLEACHING TIE
Nut BROWN MAID.
Lillian Russell Takes Off Her Tan With
a Thick Cream, But Not a
Drop of Water.
Calves Scrubbing Brush-Recipes
of Both Beauties for Keeping
Their Compilations White in the
Sun-Mrs. Carriers BUDDY Gold
Hair-She and Mrs. Potter Have a
Way Of Holding 1t Evenly in the
Sun for It's Bloom,

'You domestic women" said chatty
little soubrette, stretching her small feet
before her in a shadey corner Of the
piazza railing have no idea how to be
beautiful To you, exposure TO the sun
means ugliness until snow flies; and
a ride in the wind means chap and freck
les. You are not beautiful and you
know it. You are dowdy and ugly. We
are stylish and pretty. You can tell an
actress-even If she doesn't paint-from
a domestic woman any day, because the
stage woman is so inviting to the eyes
and your home women are 20 passable."
Il have to smile" said she settling
back comfortably and lifting her little
feet to a higher cross-bar in the rail-
ing, ito hear the excuses you make Cor
pour plainness. Excuse me- for being
personal in my remarks. But take that
pretty little blonde woman who sits
next to you at the table. Yesterday she
bicycled all morning. To-day she is
red as a blaze. and her hands are freck-
led. Tomorrow shs will peel and
then she will be spotted for a week
Her hair is all faded cut, too, and she
walks tired.
THE RUSSELL TAN.
Now lock at me! No, don't take so
humble a person as myself But take
that famous beauty, my friend, Lillian
Russell. She is stopping at a little quiet
seashOce spot not lar away. she has
her gold bicycle with her and she rides
every day. You should see her. She
never makes up a drop off the stage
and her complexion is like peaches and
cream. and her hands like milk. The
women all around her in the dining
room are frights after day in the sun.
But Lillian is fair as ever. If you tell
the other women this they shrug their
shoulders and smile. Behold me and
nv virtuesr they seem to say. But
don't understand why beauty and do
mestic virtues cant travel along the
same h.ghroad.
81 will tell you the first reason. 1t is
because home women are too INDECENT
to make themselves pretty. Now l Will
take that back and say that some are 100
diffident. l know some women VINO
have the features and hair to be pro-
fesional BEAUTIES, but who would con-
slider il a waste of time and even sin
10 cultivate those natural gifts. Yes
they would like 10, il they knew how
they could do it easily.
Since l have taken my friend Lillian
for an example, let me tell you how she
comes in from her ride in the broilng
sun.
She hastens to her room at once and
takes off her clothes slowly. Sudden
throwing off means exposure TO crafts
that bring on a cold in the head Wnen
in a cool whitefrock she annoints that
red nerspiring face with nice, home
made cold cream. She spreads it on
well and let's it stay on. Meanwhile she
hnsles herself around the room, for she
is an industrious BODY.
"While the face is getting its cleans
ing for that is what the cream does Tor
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
!. Hanna's schemlng bump.

U. ElaLAA = SCREENING DN'A--t''
vsv M parting where the bump Of am
bi-iOp has its source. Ambitious men
cot bald early and show it quickly, for
Fine TON of the head is high enough 10
be visible from all sides. 1t rises Ike
a little mountain. Very sanguine peo-
pie have this bump. Also ambitious
Aoraful ones. Men with this develop
meat are almost sure to get rich, Tor
they keep on plodding and keep on
climbing. You can't drive them away.
They see hope beyond. 1t IS the opu-
mis-ic bump. This shows plainly in the
head of Hobart. Of New Jersey. 1t be-
1ke1s a genial. sunny, cheerful, dispo-
=uou and one that knows no diseour-
agsmenc for il sees dawn always.
WATSON A FIGHTER.
Around the ear there is region
known as combativeness. It begins a
LITTLE In front Of the ear and reaches all
around It. The man with bump here
IS naturally com5ativ5. He has that
W~r.te tendency that makes him speak
up ,or his principles where others would
write for them. The combative man
carr S tGe argument IN the enemy's
camp anil fights for right.
Watson, Of Georgia. has a large COM
oat'ye field. I'm his case IL is aided by
the large ears that Offset or temper II.
They mean generosity. and directly back
of them there is almost a depression.
This denotes slow temper. High-tem-
pered people nave a bump here. called
The quick bump This large raised
portion around the ears belongs TO
Gladstone and 20 Bismarck II is so
pronounced with them that it makes
lie ears Of both set out. though they
have small ears; and in the case Of
K7.scr Wilhelm il almost def0rms him.
The trait IS a useful one in certain
fields. but the men that have it must
hope for that nice balancing Of other
Qualities which these men have
Two peculiar bumps lie at the lower
back of the head These are "love Of
family" and friendship" The former
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
VIEWPOINTS BIG
CYCLE PARADE.
NJ Gold or Silver Wheels, But Nickel
Ones Trimmed With Paper
Flowers.

Many Debutantes Out-Mrs. Potter
Palmer Introduces Miss Vivian
Sartoris and Miss Grant to Society
They Are the Prettiest Girls IN
Newport-British Embassy Sta
toned Here for the Summer
Though PauncefOte is Away
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

the face, the hands are dipped in little
bran water and held there ten or fifteen
minutes. one al a time. This softens
them and takes out the burn. They,
too. are now creamed and slipped into
gloves.
DREAMING THE FACE.
"After the face cream has been rubbed
off. more IS applied and taken of care
fulv. The face is not touched with
water. and not until time TO retire, sew
eral hours later, is there the water dip
which freshens the skin and clears the
pores.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23
HE WAS MARRIED.

Not Once, but Seven Different Times.
I was sitting next to a bruised and
battered stranger in a train on the New
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-10
FIVE OAKS.

Mrs B. b. Greevcr has been ON
a visit in Bluefeld to her daughter
Mrs. Jno. Cooper.
Mr.. j. Tate Grecver las been
under the weather for a few days,
with his eye.
Mrs. Annie w. Floyd and Miss
Fannie Yawrel have been visiting,
Mrs. Il. l.. Holmes.
Mr.. Elk. Crockett has been in
Bland gathering sheep and lambs
for New York Market.
Tell us who will get it in CHI
cago. I am gold until after the
nomination, and I will have to
say: "Hurra6 for Silver"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-10
CEDAR BLUFF.
OEDAK RLUFF. Lnlv s

Mss Myrtle ShnlIebarger, of Pc.
cohontas, is visiting her uncle Mr..
WIN. Durham.
Mr.. Fl. w. White and Miss Cal,ie
went to Tazewell Monday.
IL III. Scott has purchased brand
new Milk Shake and has il in full
blast in His Store, "Em" knows how
to shake it.
Mr.. J. H. Durham went to May.
brook Saturday and returned Mon.
day.
Two colored women at Richlands
fell out over pound cake, fight
ensued during the course of which
one of them struck the other on he
eead with garden rake differing
n wound from which she died i'm ~
short time. The murderess is still
ut large. Later on VIC learn that
the woman who did the killing was
tho wife of Will White a mulato,
and the murdered wo,Dan, was Ma
riah Lyons her mother in law.
Mira. Rebeca Jones and Mrs. Tlves
Corbin, of Knob, were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. T.. H. Scott last week.
Mr. Ring inventor OF the famous
'"Ring' milling machinery is setting
up one Of his mills for L. Mcclure
Son Il Co.
Mr.. G. II. Peery was in Russell
last week buying cattle.
MIR. Brack Cattron and Miss Bar
bara Patrick were united in mar
riage at the residence of the bride
on the 9th inst. Rev. j. w. HUBBARD
officiating.
A large rock fell on the track
inst opposite the Blue Sulphur Inl
to day. TIE side track was uset
TO pass trains around it until Os
bornes force removed the ohstruc
ton which required abour 3 hours
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-10
TOAGL WOMEN.
An Offer of S2O0.00

r. u. Woodward Company, Baltimore,
Nd. make most liberal offer of 5000. 90
to any agent who will ell20O copies of
their new book, ARTS of. beauty" or
Studies in Grace, Health and Good
looks by. Shirley ,,are. This is
work of great popularity, and speciqi
value to all women. Endorsed by lead
ing physicians. One agent sold go con.
les first day, another 81 in 9 days, n
mother 70 in week. gold watch is
given in addition to commission for gel
ling GO copies in thirty days. Freight
paid and credit given. Complete out
III 30 cts. Agents wanted also for books
and Bibles. Write them immcdiats !.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-10
Town Ordinance:

At meeting of the Town Council
for the Town of Taxewell. held ut
the Mayors Office June &c, 1896, the
following ordinance was adopted:
That all persons inside the corpor
ate limits of the town shall conlinc
or Inuzzle their dogs for the period
of 80 days from the 2Sth June. 1896
aud that ell dogs found Tuning at
large upon any Of the streets or al
legs Of the town within said time
shnll be taken in custody by the Ser
geant the first time so running at large
and the owner thereof shall pay n
fine Of Sl.00, but the second time
said dog is so found running ut large
on the streets or alleys, he shall be
Killed by the Sergeant, and for the
services hereby required the Ser
geaut shall be paid fee of S1.O0
out of the treasury of the town.
II any persons coming into corpor.
atelilnits shall bring with them adog,
then snch perons she be at once no
fiiied by the Sergeant that such dog
must be confined or muzhled while
ne so remains within the corporate
limits of tho town, and If such own
er does not corfne or muzzle
such dog, then such dog shall be
Killed Ivy the Sergeant.
1t is further ordered that this OF.
dinnnce he published i'll the Gown pm
p"rs and be Distributed over town
by printed hand bills.
By order Of Coaeil.
L. A. Lynch. Recorder
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-10

On Sunday last, the little two
year old boy ct Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
w. ST Clair,.die,l at. the home oil
its parents, on Railroad Avenue.
after some days OF suffering. The
funeral to, f place Monday molniugs
at the new cemetcry.&1'he parents.
have the sympathy of the commu
nifty in their BEREAVEMENT.
Prof. Hutton requests us to state
that he will hasten to correct ad in
the Criterion which was inndvert
enily wrote by the edior and read
"Old Dominion College, formerly
Taaewell College" Prof Hutton
stated to the editor that the same
Faculty would he retained in sold
Dominion College" that was in
Tazewell College last year. Hence
the editors misconception.
After meals you should have simply
feeling of comfort and satisfaction.
You should NOT feel any special indica-
tions that digestion is going on. il you
do, You have. indigestion. which means
not-digestion. This may be tho begin
ming of SO many dangerous diseases,
that it is best to take it in hand at once
and treat it with Shaker Digestive Cor
dial. For you know tina, indigestion
makes poison, which causes pain and
sickness. And that Shaker Digestive
Cordial helps digestion and cures indi-
digestion. Shaker Digestive Cordial
this by providing the digestive mateials
in which the sick stomach is wanting.
1t also tones up and strengthens tho di-
Sestive organs and makes thom perfect
~ healthy. This is the rational of its
method of cure, as the doctors would
say. Sold by druggist, price 10 cents
to S1.00 per bottle.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-10
HOW TO DRESS FOR A
PHOTOGRAPH

The modern photograph is work
OF art; and the preparations for hav
ing ones photograph taken is also
higly artistic proceeding, requiring.
according TO up o.dato idens, II deal
of forethought and the aid of tho
highest aesthetic training. Whether
d woman be beautiful or not. she is
not to be blamed for desiring to up
pear at her best in her "oounterfei,,
presentment'; and now That even the
lack of beauty may be compensated
by graceful posing and becoming
dress, the plain woman may have n
pleasing and even pretty photo if she
will but heed tho dicta of those yers
cd in art. An article in DFMoREsr's
MAGAZINE for July, I'm the Photo
graphic Studio" reveals some of the
secrets Of the np.to date artistic pho
tograpber, and furnishes Vault. hints
to all Interested in having artistic por-
traits. 1t is charmingly illustrated
with portraits of numerous society
bells who have recently posed before
the camera
Every one who takes the ironole to
cut out this notice and forward it,
with ten cents, to the address below,
will receive sampls copy of Demo
rests Magazine, containing Pattern
Order which entities the holder to
any pattern illustrated in any nun
Der of the Magazine published dur
ing the last twelve months, at the
unifom price of four cents each; and
frequently over thirty patterns are il
lustrated in one number, thus afford
ing an almost unlimite variety 10 &c
lect from. Dcmorest is published for
81 year, by the Dcmorest Publish.
ing Company, ITO Fifth Avennc,
New York.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-10
ELECTRIC BITTERs.

Electric Bitters is medicine suit
ed for any season, but perhaps more
generally needed, when the lahguid
exhausted feeling prevails, when the
liveris torpid and sluggish and the
need of a tonic and Alternative is
felc. A prompt use Of this medicine
has often averted long and perhaps
fatal bilious feyers. No medicine
will act more surely in connteEacting
and freeing the system from the ma
larial poison. Headache, lndiges.
ton, Constipation, Dizziness yield
to Electric Bitters. SOC. and Sl.O0
per bottle at A. +. IIargraves Drug
Store.