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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-26
THE DAILY PHOENIX
THE TRI-WEEKLY PHgNIX

Contains, in every number, the reading
matter (embracing the latest nows) of
TWO ISSUES Of the daily. 1t is published
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, and now that our railroad con-
ncctlons arc completed, is admirably cal
culated for country circulation.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-26
THE CHRISTIAN INDEX,

PY the 1sT OF OCTOBER, or a. soon as
~ the mails arc re-established, I win
renew the publication of "
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-05-26

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
Kansas Gn!cial Returns.

The late political record of Kansas
is in some respects brighter than that
"f any other state. The official re-
turns from sixteen of its twcnty-thrco
counties have been received, and in
every one Of them the Republican gain
was large. But whnt gives to the Kan
sas returns their pcculiarity is the
fact that two ofChe counties by official
report went &oiid-not q single Demo
cratic vote being p0llcd in either! The
aggregate vote OF the two. Ottawa and
rottawatomie, was three hundred and
nincty-iour.
We thought Grundy County, Iowa.
did remarkably well 10 cast only thir-
teen Democratic votes to Two hundred
and sixty three Republican. But Iowa
must make way for kansas-Gruudy
for PoitaWatanie--for the latter, haF-
ing almost a. many votes as the form
er, cast them all-two hundred and
IanstYr4wp--for loyalty and liberty.
Ihs laa9d Of q bleeding Kansas" was
not poassti opt IN vain. [Htc7Jo .!cur-
nah. ...,- ra
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

cI-p yE;GIIRogS

In the trial OF the Beebc >, at Charles
City, for the bank robbery in that coun-
ty, the jury have disagreed, t" the sur
prise Of the community, and the neAt
trial will commence Dec. Goth.
The Presbyterian church Of Waverly
las secured the services Of q new mill
lister, Rev. Mr.. Seeley.
A h0rsc-thief, named A.. J. Hill was
arrested near Independence, Buchanan
county, few days since, with fine
span of black horses, and good harness
| in his possession. The Sheriff took
possession Of the man and horses, TO
wait for further developments.
At EarIville, the new Congregational
meeting house is fast going up. 1t is
situatC9,ju North of the Depot, facing
beautiful grove. 1t was started the
LIST of October and will be completed
The 18th Of December. The building is
OF wood, on high stone foundation, 80
by i6 feet an organ and stecp!e will he
added next year-Rev. Chas. Gibbs is
Pas tor. ... .f.E.....y ,gt.
Alta Charivari in Dubuque last week
aitrra treat to the intruders, they got
into q row, Knocked down the Bride
grocm, and badly stabbed his brothcr.
ScandalOus affair. '1 ~.'-
/ On Monday last, there was great
sensation in Dubuque, oyer cowahid-
ing given by young lady actress, Kate
Ham, to Mr.. }. III. Rackerly, salesman
n II News Room in the South part. oi
The city. HC had hirted with her, but
the immediate cause of the quarrel is
unknown. She lashed him in his
office. .1t.A.'.. V. "'... " 81. y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
FOREIGN NEWS.

A speech has lately hccn made by the
prime Minister of Great Britain, in
which he expressed admiration OF and
Friendship for the United States. 1t is,
at this time, an encouraging and graft
flying avowal, from 4 source that gives
it unusual weight. ." Cd Gg'a
The news regarding the revolution i'm
Ireland is exciting. y letter from Ire
land, dated November 18th, states that
within month there would he am up
rising from one end of the island to
the other. \ cable dispatch from Lon
don, yesterday, states that serious
outbreak has already occurred, and
troops are being forwarded from Eng
land to suppress the instruction. 1,s
Advices from Mexico state that Max
imiiian, as the result of his rnpture
with the French Government, has &C.
tualiy abdicatca and left Vera Cruz for
Havana and Europe last Thursday
The future of Mexico now hangs upon
the result of pending negotiations be
tween France and the United States.
There is much CONSERVATION among
the people of Mexico, in view of eycnts.
\ battle has taken place at Oaxaca, in
which the Imperial force that held the
town was forced to surrender. 1t is an
important victory, inasmuch as it in
suges the peace OF the country south of
Puebia, which place i. now also likely
10 be captured hy the Liberals. re" -,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

The Marion Register records the death
of another resident of that county from,
trichina; Miss Joda Jordan, fourteen
years of age, after alingering illness Of
i five months.
The State Register says: Some oil
our Iowa exchanges which are sent to
us looking rs though they were printed
/ in smut mill, and SO blurred on their
faces that we can read nothing buttheir
/ Chicago printed insides, cannot grumble
ut us for not cpitomizing local news
that is doubtless contained therein.
The Monticello Express claims that
that town is the largest shipping point
i'm Jones county. There seems to be
some strife between Anamosa and
Monticello, and the Express claims that
the reports show that during the month
of October their town shipped 5000
bushels of grain more than their rival.
The new owners of the NJ. 4 NJ. r. r.
seem to have taken hold of the work of
pushing westward with energy. They
are said to have near 2,e00 mcnat work,
and will enter Dcs Moincs ms quickly as
possible. They are now reported Mt
work upon n telegraph from Davenport
to Des Moines,. which they will soon
have i'll operation. .....,... ......-....
70 The Uuok-E Eye learns from gentle
man of democratic proclivities, that
about one-half of the party are ready to
accept the dOctrineo of impartial suffrage
promulgated by the Chicago Times,
whenever it shall he authoritatively
proclaimed by q regular democratic con
vention. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
IOWA NE II &.

The Sioux City Journal says that The
Indians are again becoming trouble
some along the river, and lave attaek-
ed seTeral MacainaWs on tlleir voyage
down. r...,.. ....r rt.-.,..a- ,.<.t
The City Council of Burlington has
decided TO follow the example of i<co-
kuk and Davenport, ana purchase 4
steam fire engine.
The ProhibtOry Liquor Law is being
vigorously enforced in Fayette county.
Several trials Of liquor sellers are set
for the December term. ...a&...'H.
The Upton -fdrertiscr, states that
Mr.. Farley, who resides four miles
north OF Clarence, Cedar county, re-
ports that he has found on his farm, a
bed of peat fourteen feet thick.
Coal has been found near Illinois
Grove, in the western part of Marshall
c3urty. The Marshall.own Times saws
tat over a hundred bushels have al
r,aiN been taken out by thedisroycrcis
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
Why Not?

HhNnot discharge JcGcrSon DariSF
- iI0rtd. ...
Why not try and hang Jefferson Da-
Wis Why not obey tho constitution
and execute the laws OF the land?
What is the use of law if it is not
enforced And if jeff. Davis ought
10 he discharged, why not discharge
all the convicts in Sing Sing :-Aetc
York. ErchiRg Post. .s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
.EStI'ay.

Taken rpby L. y Worcester In hi, enclosure in MI
Vernon township, Black Hawk County, Iowa, the 9Th
day OF October. l>66 hay Colt, year Old last
spring some white an both hind feet, black name and
tail APPRAISED at $50 by y. 7. Case =. W. Keith, and
A. + Worcester, before Phlleo Justice of the peace
u Wasiingtun township, Black Hawk County.
d. j. COLEMAN,
Watcyloo, Dot. 18th, 1e60. Clerk District Court
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
Gm1iai Vote.

Tic following is the official count of
the Iowa STATE, Election this fall:
STATE TICKET.
fcc'y OF state, "I.227 To- - ST.; Rep MAI s.. 40
kebotier,ta G67 to !Ig7Si; i" 1854
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
Fresh Mich Cows
rHE ... ..... IL AEi5 Hrf -... ..-..
..... ANDm.SWikE.

rgT.EE UNDERSIGNED will have four Fine Bred
L cows fresh for Winter Us', and will sell Of
tiieae in her pTimc,-in every way desirable and fine
enough to show at a TAR
ALSO, orders received for York shire and Chester
Willie PIGS, next spring filters, from Yorkshire Suws
litter The l6 months hog shown tie late Gee
dar Valley Fair aud from the Yorkshire boar that won
The first rr'zc ors,6H large brstfs at the New York
Stte Fair for 1866 Chester White Pig. from best sel,c
lions After having bred all the finer breeds nf swine
the ADORE two breeds secsd sb the choice Of pigs
from fifteen pure bred sows be had in the order
in which applications are received
.r....r -. 40 g. SPRAGUE,
Nov %, 1865. Island drove, iowa
3S.lS 20. Arlington.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
sfabitnaI Constipation.


Some occupation. Of life predispose to CostiYsness,
pccal'y those which allow but little exercise. Persons
who cn:raci this unfortunate hal Of body under such
circumstances, might possibly be relieved by changing
their :eEdrntary empioyments FOR Others OF more
tive kind hut this is by means certain. iiabtual
constipation " very obstinate disorder. All the ordi
nary soealed renedies invariably aggravate H. Moth
ing can be more injurious than the continued use Of
strong aprrie,s HEY ri fir irritatc, 8na tna!y al
most paralNz The wsl.-rrnderng them torpid hat
enormous doses ufcatartc medicines have effect mp
on them. mild arericDt, combined with gentle
simnant is the true remedy aud combination in the
happir't proportion Of these mgr d.nts is found in
No$TETTERs STOMACH ElTTERS. This famous
Sj0racic nriSorates The Whole Intestinal canal while
quietly removing item its convoiuiuns all iapeaiments
20 tree passare trough them No mere purgutivc has
this double operation. No ordinary stimu.ant effects
the desired object Cases pf constipation abandoed
heprl, by distinguished medical men have been cured
IN frW weeks by the B'tcrs To those who have tried
all the medicines Of the dis~nsHry in vain. say try
this Irresistible stimulant aud ancr'ent Their. is suf
hc:snt reason why constipation should he the cense
qTence o. sed nary habits llostestss Filters by sup
plIiag the ritar Tiichw tthFwse y. der ell from
ex.rci will IA all enable the system to perform
its sScrstory functions regularly si hea'ihfuy 36
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

DOTY'S WASHING MACHINE has a1,sr been
awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the Great New Eng
land Fair of 1866. Also at tie. State Fairs New Hap
shire New York. Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota Iowa
&C. and took the first premium ,the Silver Medal at tn,
last Fair Of The American Institute
These the cheapest and b-st machines for washing
and wringing Clothes The Washer using boiling hoi
suds, fourths tie lahnr and time takes out
all TIE dirt; sore hands; lutid air. no injury to
the clothes i 3. "A. ..a# 81 ~ s@ss
after yesr's USE is thought Of day than ever
aud would not he parted with ,;er any cons era lion
Mr. ORANGE JuDp, Editor Of the American Agrieultu.
rist, Our better hat ills is tlkrn mos
kindly by the help, and that site persuade them
TO any other while ibis is al hand"
Prof ferMAss, d.. says Our family is not
small but smart girl II old did the washing last
week IN about iosr hours and that, too more froc
thai n task" ' VIA
bisaup scorr Of the NJ. r. church Odessa Del
says, took hold (Which OF should not have
done II We had machinc,l and in "a hours We pu,
hr"agh eleven dozen pieces many Of which sheets
a.d they were vol done. too. We like machine
much could not be persuaded to do without it,"
WHAT THE PRESS SAY or 1T.
The itch might do without these machines but the ,ooy
who must value time labor. and the saviag OF clothes
have to look OH them household nccessities Work
ing fDmrr
Ellsworth 81 per week in any family-E T. Tribune.
Growing in favor tie more it is used. We like it,
Prairie Fhraet, Caictgo.
l, really merits all the good that be said OF it,
Rnoi ketc Yorker r.... LID. .-..-..
Easily worked, and does It's work veil Ohio Far.
mer.
After fair trial give Il the preference over all 9th
erS. -Io,rd Homestead. =.
II is the very best machine washing clothes we eve,
saw.--'s'e Nasea Journal aid C0uri.r.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30
DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER,
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER,

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER with cog
wheels has taken the First Premium at the State Fairs
OF all the Northern States; also the first Premium at
the last Fairs of the American Institute; and has
awarded the Fits, Premium by the unauimous
of the committee of the Great New England Fair of
1866 after the most scrutinizing trial OF the various
chimes OF numerous competitors. g.. -. ....
The wrineer without injury to the most delicate gar.
mttts wrngs clothes almost dry and never gets tired
ORANGE Jrpp says: 1T is clothes saeer time 81,
rfr aud sireagM sGSer. We think the machine more
than pays for itself every year in the saving garments
We think the wrineer should he fitted with co.s"
soL,S RoBISsoS says "siy family would as soon give
up the cooking stove as his Clothes wrnser. 1t
be too hic.Ily recommended" .. F. o.. ......n
The Rsv. pa. BELLOWS says: al heartily commend it
% economists of time, money, and cOientment" .'
From Il, s. sr0RRs, JR., D. D.. .....s ..
II labor, expcdies work. makes the lauadress
good naured, does not tear OF buttons whatever that
mysterious declaration may J. and is Indispensable
i, aw.!lresulated family. .s.G .... .a#
From tn. Rev. THE0. l.. CCYLER
Lieis short and human strength too prccisu. for
our Kind to be KEEP. at The Dbl process OF clothes
washing and wrinsns In the laundry my house there
sperpetus Thanksgiving Mondays for the invention
Of your excellent Wringcr. Wish human hearts could
be eieansed as easily. t@'- l-5
Exclusive rgh, Of sale given the srst responsible ap,
Illustrated circulars, giving wholesale and retail teri
On receipt " III. price from places where no il
BOTH free OF freight charges. Family size Washer, sli
,a.r- .... ... .. .a IL. e. BIZ,
iorr'sit, Merchant: Hsteil sssu
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

1t Is reported from st. Louis that
prominent leaders of the radicals of
that state have. inaugurated move
nent for the rejection by the LegisIa-
ture of the constitutional amendment,
and in favor Of so amending the State
Constitution as to surrogate the article
di ,fianchising the eX7rebeis, and sub
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

4 leading member of Corgrass is re-
ported to have prepared a bin to be pre-
scented Ut the approaching session, to.
the effect that an officer on trial under
/ impeachment shall be suspended from
the exercise Of his official duties while
the trial is pending. This is supposed
to have reference to the contemp plated
impeachment of the President.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

Anotherlak steamboat disaster, the
result of a collision, occurred above De-
troit Friday evening. The Lake Su-
pcrior steamer Lac La Belle collided
with the Detroit and Milwaukee, Rail-
way Company's steamer Milwaukee,
in the st. Glare river. The Lac La
Belle was set on fire, but sank before
the flames made much Roadway. For
tunateiy only two lives were lost. The
ill iated steamer was valued ut Sl2O, O00;
insured for SSO,G0o. She had i heavy
cargo of ore, merchandise, etc.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-30

A great conflagration at Selma, Ala.
ALBANIA, Sunday night, destroyed stores
and other property to the amount oil
S400,0 -a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

saturday February II, o. ffssass o. sns nsar VILLA.
H. sEABuRY, aged o. years. .....ss.- -.tr-
Funeral services on Tuesday afternoon q two oclock
Boat leaves foot Of cortndt street at twelve O'CLOCK
days
casson avenues brooklyn, this Monday morning, at
sssAHAs--On Sunday, February ls. ofnlammation OF
the lungs JOHN SHr AHiN native Of the parish OF Bay
groddy, county Cork Ireland, In tho e4h year Of his
me relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 offend the funeral from his late residence
No $40 East Eighth street. this fonday afternoon at
two O'Clock. His remains will be taken TO Calvary
Cenlete " for interment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19
nASIEL H. BURDETr. AuCrIosEEG.
5000 TO 1900 TONS OF PfrrsroS COAL AT AUCTION.

broadway " W.
The Pennsyvania Company rrl public auction.
Wednesday the 2st % February ias at lOk o'clock A.
", Al khchange kaesroom- No li Ir adwyi BY Bur.
fresh mined Psion Coal usuni ssr, deliverable AZ
kewburg during the mpntn ~ March Deliveries IA COIN
mence stout tho Ia, Of MARCH, ~ oon thereafter A. tho
The sale WIN be positive and upon u.uai conditions FOR
the sale and shipment OF The company COAL 10 be stated al
Terms 20 cents per ton In current funds payable
day sale balance, with the government Of
GRoRGR A. noYr, Treasurer.
n BuRR AUCTIoSEER OFFICE 40 BLgrcKER
~ will sell this day, at O'Clock, a houss No
Wooster street, splendid Hard Ia .o sisD nnr Counter,
with large lot o. Tables Chairs apd other furniture
n BURKE. ArcrQSEEa-sl. gLgEcgEE
H. sells on Tuesday, Feb ~ "a O'Clock The tAe
oyater and Dining saloon IS Ll.penard street
"A BuRKE AUcrroNRER-So. BLEEcKER
~. street sells this day 1915 O'Clock the nne saloon
~ North Nan street consisting o. Dh nv, Table har
and Fixtures with good stock Of Liquors sae positive
n nuRRE ArCTIoSRER-yo 4 BLHEcgEn
~. street viii sell rucsdy. fo' % At ipis 0cloes,
he Furniture of large boarding Hoas" on SIKH avenue
Particular "a facsdays papers
IrpwARD srUYNCR AUcTfoNEgR
ia EAnTBENwARE, FEENcn AND AMERICAN
ny EDWARD sCiiEEck, "Wednesday FEB. n. q lo.f
oelock 3D. racsrolm % l1bef,y street between bsoad
10 CRAFTS WHirR GRhSrrR ASn rARrmES WARE.
40 BARIti,Is F0MAON TuNHLEna
% BARRELS chINstYs.
IIENRY H. LEEDS. AUCrIoSEER
IA ~. H. LEEDS A NlskR viii eel ~ auction on Won
day Iehraay ~ go Tas.isy nsas.y =; a. 10 oe"es
each DAY, si ta".r .Hlesrooui " lstelJ rsfs",
Isbj PACKAGES, NOR - i.s. u.rv.ov.
unsaiiss tor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19


A JoURNEAY, AUCTIoNEER-oFFIOE No. O PINE
"A srectExecutors sale OF the Real Estate o. Robert
McDermo deceased In East Broadway and Madison siree
O'Clock M at the EIchange salesFoom, III Braadway.
EAST BRO ADwAY-fhs four story brick House and Lot
known No. East Broadway, lot zoriW Feet more or
MADISON srRREr-The Ave three story and ATTIC brieh
Houses and Lots known Nos 80 ~ St, nD ana e,s
street OF JOHN H. HEDLEY attorney, 90 Nassau street.
BY order Of GEORGE HART, Execu,or
A c.youSG. ArcrIoSREk. SALE OF ELE0ASr
aud costly furniture this day Monday, at o'clock,
Ina IN part o Paor and bedroom Furniture rosewood and
black walnut faror Suits covered rich satin and broca
,si brussa and ingram Carpet. ocloh and star Carpeis
sEvES OCTAVE PrAYoPoRTR
o. modern improvement cost 800 on Paintings Mirrors
liar Mattresses Feather Beds and Needing CROKER, and
slgerwarc together with large variety of aftclea noccs
sary for housekeeping
A ucTIoS NoTICE.-E. ROTH ArCTIoSEER
Furniture sale at li9 West Eighth
tween Fifh and s.th avenues ~. dy MONDAY fob 10,
Carpets three elegant Psr1r suits covered
rich French brocatal and hgurd rsls
w1oa T m sFsvsn W or 4vs riaSoroRrE
STOOL AND Gov n,
elegant rosewood and black walnut tre top fnnee lux
Clocks rich Lace Curtains on Pailtngs rosrwOod aud
mahogany BedsteadA. bureaus RnrhrfN Lounge SOFAS
spring and Hair Mattresses. Bank-H Siass China Ard
Silver Ware Table Cutlery Ac. SAFE peNt1ye. ~ b-ltei'
able In attendance cart PACK and hip goods Tor puf
chssers, at reasonable charges.
A ucTroS NOTICE AT PRIVATE SALE. A LARGE
~ or Household turnuurr, FAnofofle fhr
lor Sua Etagrres Centre Tabe0 B0kcase, Paintings,
BronIea chambsr and dining faf,',ss AZ ., LEI .ss
FIFTH and Srth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19
Annr AsD saw CLAIMS.

TYrios Chats sor-cv, 70 cmsErEns svrxrr
~, vs~ysg sas-sssS ~ sssrss ssssss sssssssfA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

yyu. vrrTxps. hrCrosggr -rosrryH AID
&c. ~. Z, ~ (. 1890. = 80 s':s -
e.~ss fysnsvs IrssA fhe rsgrs. cur.ss ls>k
s..s. cs.,Y f.,ss ns... as.,ss 49,. y.
$500 49,. 80 81. 80 = ''-s,sa. ii.. 49,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-19

Councilman HAILoaAs moved that hs COMMITTEE. Roads
ss ss q y %
nus ~s @ oS Ire s'f un.oo ss ssd
system Of grades was established In sccorsnce
. ~;
S"nssa s o. % s thence
&c ~ . e ss o % % . ss s. y.
sna a s MN e <: "a q ., s, s
ss q ss ~s A:s ss9
perry sss ss ssss s =
fs.olv.d ma. n. Counsel =. The coer.oa y ana ,.
ssrsy s Az, e. e o. az, ne s
ssa,erm .,s ne -, ~. : s.,.s
same % ,sis board = sssi'.ss = ' "
coane,'msn HsIiosss shen moved 70 concur with N.
Board q Aldermen in adopting said payer
coshsam.a I,% a moved ms. IN. comni,.s. on Ban.
foiiowiss eommsaicsion,-
o, o ?, NV . r es.;d Ia. NOD n-, az
TO rnr nososssls Tss Ees.p ., eocssr.rs-
ny ap s :, si ne @ q "a %
sSs one Ess Avenue RsrYaa cSpE.sy ,ss p,.',ss
terms ~ is charter i estsa charge % more i2sa
fare Of ave cent. for passage over the entire length Of s
RIaHis III" o'odGxAs, Counsel TO Corporation.
n oonsssson ,hsrswi,h Councilman Hrscs offered The
Rssossd Thai X. Common Council IN view Of the above
sksrss q s.,sr sum sss aSs cents Tar. fer pssssss
the Eighth Avenue Railroad for 10 entire length
unsntherled assunon % power on Nc r.r o. 40 rs
Ne We hereby rssomneed 70 al person. having OCCASION
fare ard further that the said Council 70 the Corporation
he and he hereby authorized and directed 10 cnion The
SAID rslsoad comp ny on behalf OF the Corporation o. 90.
city FROM charging greater for fare Than spe<f1~f
N the charter sss from The said corporson % this
counen@sn srAeos INA, the subiees under eoaad.
Which lost.
co.nsllnsa PuiaSAs moved that ,he resolution DO
And ne ssms directed 10 bs sent 10 Ne Board Of
Adofmen for concurrence.
vros ms ncxor rrn sArca
message wes rrevsd from HE Honor reiAfve
| 70 the proposed widening Of Ann street
which wss fpferre6 v he Ccmmittes on nlresfs,
INVITATIONS.
invitation fece1ve1 yann&s T. purc<r NJ ID
Secretary attend lecture for bsnent Of she WIDOWS
and orphans u deceassd omcers ~ frsk nTgRfe w
Colonel Jane MeSes 4 yces ias'isass o. wsassss4J
Which was scccptsd seaH.M
Councilman KxxsAr moved that sks Beard 10 now a
sWhi<k ~ e~ryf~S
wsrsgsn =. Er:sas.. p,e I'M ass.ss.s - ,hs -;
kbwiS 4 nA0nsTy, Cisrk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-15
nenth rrom Pnst EatInr.

Al gentleman went into restaurant
-inthis city few days ago with friend
ordered his dinner, and, when the beef
steak made its appearance, ate 1t SO
fast that piece stuck In his throat.
He WAS carried TO the hospital as rap
idly as possible, an inctsion made, and
the piece of meat extracted; but IL was
too late, he was dead. This is the most
striking illustration OF the dangers OF
fast eating we remember to have met
with, and we commend 1t as such to
lecturers and writer's of books on the
popular and interesting subject of "hy-
giene. . People for whom dyspep. II
has no terroTs may possibly be fFtSnt
ened by the possibility OF strangula-
ton, aud the time spent in dining be
thus made TO undergo sensible pro-
longation. But we doubt very much
whether even lawful examples" would
do much for the great cause OF slow
eating. With many people fast eating
is a habit contracted In childhood, and
which becomes as much 4 part Of them,
when they grow up, as their gait, or
their way OF hiding their hsads.-.Sa-
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