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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24
NOTICES..
NOTICE TO BUILDERS,

.,r\IEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- crived at Highland school House until
.,I,rk \. VI. on Friday, June 3Uth, 1871,
tarlI Two school Houses, one at the
...,',rg of Gieu'> Rnn, and the other on
%.,"r>' Run. near VIM. Nichols residence,
:, E,rhIind township, county Of Ohio, State
10. Wr>t Virginia.
TEENS ay PAYMENT One-third cash when
,.rrpn'ract is made good, the balance to be
~ IN township bonds at three months.
'TI, r,lu> md specifications can be seen
o.. h-,n>'roug. Coen Il Co.'S. Wheeling, w.
y',,r.a; the residence of Peter Delaplain,
e.. short Creek.
r,.nr.'rr of Board Of Education of Rich
4gl .wl>a.i.
PETER DELAPLAlN,
...l,,rAM Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24
Chicago Market

CHICAGO, June %.
FLOUR-Almost nominal, nothing
! dong. -, ~
GRAIN--Wheat higher sales SAL AZ a.
81 2Ss1@l 2S3; closing at 81 :oa C ClSn
seller j ,,lY closed at 81 27t: o S4a
fairly acti,,,e and steady at SIG, 4s
cash seller Al, gust; closed at 55s; oat
I sI ausus at 4S H. Sgher at lie for No
2. Barley quiet at Zoe cash and QUO
seller September. se,oeoo
HIGHWINES-Steady al eosCS =. at
PROVISIONS-Pork is nEn'e sa,, a
$l4 373@l4 so cash, and Sl4 - '
August. o,ou
CATTLE-The market is quite ', 'om
and under discouraging advices Fl "
the east prices are weak at l24c per IL.
lbs; lower shipping steers sold at 81 10
@5 67I; mixed rough to good butchers
cattle sold at So 50@5 %; inferior to
choice lots stock stears sold at So 500
4 25.
HOGS-Active and 10@l5c higher;
heavy hogs sold at So S0@4 10 for
medium to choice lots; light hogs sold
at So S5@4 Is for medium to choice lots.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24
EAR SALE.

.>vr 70 INCH BOILER, - FEET LONG
4 ,'nrlt tlued, fire font, stand pipe, safe
- ys'yT, crate bars and breeding; Price
y " I'm, Cylinder Boiler Il feet long, 30
SS..I diameter, fire front, &c. Price SO.
S.tI +. !ler> are in Mcclure House yard. For
W!''"'' JOHN MCLURE,
orJ. b. MCLURE,
Solicitor of Patents,
.1,v one door below Mcclure House.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24
New Grocery Store.

! HEREBY RESPECTFULLY AN
| n1"uce 10 my old friends and customers
Ina, can be found at No. 10 Market street,
where they can fiud a choice and fresh lot
70. li.,crrirS and Produce.
l.. BECK MAN,
-E AGENT for Harriet EmSheimer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24
WANTED.

FIFTY Competent Sales
,an-On salary or commits.
nnn-tO sell the Wheeler &
wills Wilson Sewing Machine.
wagon and Outfit furnished
free Of charge.
Wheeling, w. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24
FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

- DWELLING HOUSE-NINE
- CONS and bath room, Third Ward, on
--Aritn street. Apply ut office of
...l GEO. W. JEFFERS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24
BIZ ACK J. e A ID
Axle and Wheel Grease,

COMPOUNDED OF THE VERY BEST
Y lubricating and non-friction.materials;
put up in 2and pound tin cans, in q pound
This wheel grease has been In use over ten
years, on both light and heavy vehicles,
giving entire satisfaction. Its cheaper than
anything in the market.
ISAIAH WARREN,
iel2 p Main street,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24
-o7 SALE.

vii SELL MY FARM, ON THE
r"',t.,,,,y pike. four and Il half miles east
! i,i,.'r,nG known as the "Waddington
~ W, c"niaining one hundred and twenty
Farm Earn more or les. Good tenant house and
".o,>i,,,,k barn. viii sell the farm without
me '"'" ALEX. NJ. JACOB.
Two and half miles above Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24
FOR SALE.
Far Sale Low.

xI.NRER OF BUILDING LOTS IN
,hs subdivisions of the Joseph Cald-
y, Late. For terms apply TO
wen q. HUGHES, Real Estate Agent.
.,.,..1 ON Chapline street, between First
NS,,,nud streets. mars
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24
TuST RECEIVED,
'EIVEI,,

'EIVED,
J >mlblIck.
In M 49,, q L.. =. ass'd color,
20 Minc erT Pain dry.
y Boxes Chrome Green.
20 Yellow,
= -" Vermillion,
y Lbs. Trieste
- Bbls. Llnseeh Oil.
Narnish.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR 90.
apF+' Wholesale DTu@gis'~.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24

~tyEp,
~Cinss,
80 Boxes WiudO,
Bbls. Castor Oil.
- Boxes Starch.
y Corn Starch.
10 DoZ. Vinegar Bittcrs.
y " HoStctier'S BitIcrS.
"A " l.indSey's Il. SeauCEcr.
I'D " Sellers Pills.
10 " Cough Syrup.
SMITHS, SINCLAIR x Co,
apr25 Wholesale Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24
WANTS.
WANTED.

,ST TO PURCHASE TWENTY
Wa ~ the Citizens Railway Stock.
shares Vi THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24
YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victims al
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit W hich annually sweep 70 an untihiely
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the NOS
exalted talents and brilliant inteiiect, wa"
might otherwise have entranced listeninH
Senates with the thunder OF eloQuence, or
walked to ecStacy tie the thrilling Tyre, may
call with full confidence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24

Has discovered the most Certain, Speed
and only Enectuai Remedy In the world 10
Weakness Of the Back or Limbs, Structures
Affections of the Kidneys and bladder, In
voluntary Discharges, Impotency, Gererai
Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia, Lansno'
Low Spirits, Confusion Of Ideas, Palpltatio,,
of Sirht, GiddineSs, Diseases OF the Hea6
throat, Nose or Skin, Affections OF th'
liver. Lungs, Stomach or Bowels-thos.'
Terrible Disorders arising from Solitnr.
Habits OF Youth-sDCREr and solitary prae-
tices more fatal to their victims than th+
49, nSSvrens 10 the Mariners of Ulysses
their most brilliant hopes or an
ticipaiions, rendering marriage, &C., imp">
sible.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24

o. BOXES PEARL STARCH.
Hc ~ Boxes Corn starch.
- Sea Moss FarIuc,
10 " Bakers Coco and ChornIltn
At LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & co,
apr6 Wholesale Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-24

OK BOXES CASTLE SOAP, MarsoiIlcs.
HO ~ Old Palm Soap,
% " Colgnte'SC. e.. e. SOlpg,
100 Old Home Family SOAP,
At LAUGHLlN BROTHER & %,
Wholesale Druggists.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28
urtteu etnee unabbdneteen Slatfee
hber bic S@impfpoltttf,

Die q. 9 ,Gpsnine pot, bic gar aet1se
e,nen Anrer, ale4Sen. ,@raat auf Der
nd9a.n arepublttaail&en Nattenalecn<
pention ruuutntntrt ieben u,6&te, nerrirft
bennp9 bic S&tmpfpoltttt perO ppotttons
Yrt6e pom Collage perM q. gun urb eef
i.btereu nadbetenben eemutratt(&en 8ldt@
tel. aufsGntl@ieoenfe unb u.etnt: ~Mar
bat tein.rlet @runp, rem Yrdfpente&t
treenb Elm eorrupteS ooer pecuntdrts
Mottp BEL @einen ou,tlt@en 6anblun8en
purauwerfen. @ir slauben ut@t, bab
Die bitteret, per1Snlt@en Mn9rife eer
par,stpreHe auf ben Yrd1oenten trssub
etne @trtuu8 auf bic 5fentli&e Wttnu''e
.au6Iben."
@o ur'beilen ~anfdnei9e uno re&t@
I@afene Opponenten! Die g. y, &ve<
ming Dot bdtte aber tedli& nod etnea
@&ritt psiter seben ano fosen t6nne1:
weit entfernt. b.mYrlfo<ntens u.f@coen,
ndbenI ib,h pielmt6r iene &aBrife;; une
feline Musf@ten, auf @teoernuntinatton
uno @ieoererpdblun9 >trlroen ntdt bam
70 att feben, tpenn feline @5esner il@ auf
cine belonnrne &rittt fetner M%mt5bano<
hunger, bel9rdntt bdtten,' fat ibn beoaa@
big perl6nli@ an3ugreifen uno gu verdi
fern,t ~ 40 CB:w)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28
Intern w

Sn bieler unlerer lebten Dreiw5<
Bentlt@en, rselde Dor benz Gefe erfdetnt,
treten >pir 3u ben, freunbliden 2e1er uno
4e9en uniere adtun9s1pQe unb ber3lide
Graduation untsr 1etnen @etbna9tSz
baum. Dab bic Qt@tlei, beRelben cine
fr1bl{9e Nunpe befrablen mH9en> ii unz
fer t%nni9fter &uni6.
Gretli9, bic leBten Mpnce unbWp6en
bahsn her Qcipen uno decentralization
Smanntsfo@e 9etrabt. Die 9rpeen &az
tafrppben, rel9e paS Slid un3dbli9er
Tau( enoe r1terer9epprf len urp BON @runp
aus aeritbrt babet, AUDI uns in Mitletz
penfdoft eesoeen uno ibre na@fte Gulse
rpar 26bmung in benz Gang ber@e 14dfte
.su elmer ;3ett, roo berlelbe AM f9wun9z
baftefen gu 1ein pRe9t. &rantbeiten,
gum Tbeil epipcmiider Natur, f1nc aud
'bt8 81 un8 aerrun9en unp baben man.
dyes 9auS 3ur &raueritatte 9ema@t.
@plNe Seae9ni0e itno wpbl9eet9net,
ben Sinn ernt tpena nidt idwer 81
@Rimmen> unp Gr1bli@fett gu @etbnadten
1pdre in manden TdQen f@erli@ 2ei@tz
finn. Nber Gin 9efabter Mutb, Elm 'yypt
Selbfpertraucn uno 9oHnun9 erfiQtea
!6cr3 mag fl@ AUDI i'm BefiB beS Il n :
8lIdlt@en fneen. Sc 1T in per
Gbot isin 1dSnites @ut> uno tab Is ibm,
1penn Ct 9cbeu9tcr Secle, BET 5immel ar
Dem 1HSnfen 8ettage peS Sabre8 Serlei<
ben mB9e, 1T unfer @un1d.
Der lieben &tnberpelt mI9e 3u tbrer
unb Der Gltern Greube Der @brtfta9 Gin
Apdb0ele9neter fem!
'An bic Retden bitten mir Gin Bort,
Dtr :baben - @ptt 1t Dant!-- etneu
ei9entltden Nptbfanb nt@t unter, uns,
Iber bod 1T mandes 5auS entbl6et Don
NQen,, mae. Ge1tfreupe briusen fam.
Weondes arrne &inberber3 blutet, neil
Ntemano tbu ou9 bic tlein@e @abe
retdH. 'Wer Ia tpsib, 100 3pl@e &inperz
AeHen bluten une bic BET @ltern n1tt
mtpffann'S, Der bclfe.' l1nb bami>
G,fb MQen Happy Christmas!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28

. Ginpanb, tob Ole @erttubuns
res Teleerapben@ NIT BEN Yonpttnfpient
Der MpmtniRrattpn In ben perfenen Der
Ar3ufeleucen Elm Stimmbeer aufibren
'mdtre, be9egnet tin Blatt NIT Dem. &otb
nur Grauenatm als Teleara>
pbttlen an,ufeuen. @sbt ni@t@h fin.
men nas Ylapperu nidt lafen.
,~r- Gin pGffeus in milmau.te BAT
einen & a d app at at nfnneen ben man
runter Der A&felb6ble anbriuat u nit mels
dem man au jeptr 3ett DE T1ne pes Ga
aenS gang noturoetreu procuetrt. 6sbr
gut antpenpbar TINT eieQidaften, no man
aus 3SRt@fett ibe. Dammbeiten LADEN
n, u s, aber nt@t n, neil mar, paz
rider ,petnen ooer 9dbnen m6@te. Mem=
teridoer, bte fi@ UNI Sttmmen bewerben.
nnp uni fe ~ befommen, f& lbe Die
lanewetltaen "&f3dblids" tbrer uGreur3
Be" balb 3u Tppe amifren mIi7:a,,
tSnnten bas Ding aud sortufRt@ sez
brau@en ,..
- @enn ale Bic iebt projecttrte
Bauteu CUR Ausflbrung tou1u,en folIen,
70 braubt @bteaoo rd@feS Sabr 50O,e
100000 Gub lumber. Die Baubols>
bdnoler st. paule tperben balb oie 9e>
fudtefen perfonen bet Staot fetn.
s to>@ { tn.-Man 3erfampft
tn etnem b6Isernen Eroae, NIT eineu b5l>
3erner StS6er quite puGretfe Gouatoes u.
preet olsbanr, ben Saft berlelben aus.
Muf cine @allone btele8 5aftes fest mai,
alsbann 3-33 pfuno tpeiben 3uder 3u.
Man benube nun5een Saft pbne 3uder<
3ufaB. Die @dbnlng ldet maj, pur f9
9eben, note BET anberena Dru6tmetner.
@enn bielelbe nurlber IT, 3tebt maj, ben
@etn Don ieinent' 6efeni auf elm anperes,
,publ8ereintote6t @tfdb 1basf man BON
3it 3ul3ttt NIT bem@slben' '@eintanftiut
uab iuttftr tppbl tpfrfpunbet b6lt? @en,,
bfr @etn., IN fsu,fflten;ab k @dbrune
YoQfdnbi9 bur&eemo@t bot, faQt man
TIN tn Gtafdth, fl beuet,tr I'D, sic i6nt
9sr Ct Kfst ,bdto nebr1eubeG1esst.jsn 8iele
liebtn ,1pnattt Dstna allen iAnoern
6rndtWetttea tarsunb tntber Gtut1RaN
daaaa1Sdet&uetss @ftu, ], sbeaM 90 ipys.
fdltis sfua&t unb etstDsG
psrbtu II.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28
DaS Bere bes AuafAuKeS fur Re,
form Inn QiDilotcn(t

Inter bem 19ten December ri6tetprd>
abent Grant cine @peetalbot@daft an ben
Gpnaseb, aa{t melher er ben BON, Aus>
{9uNt far &eforn,en eraottetsu Bertdt,
ben. Ct Rem Gonareb 1lbewet@t, beslei.
tet:
Die Behdaft belaet, eoB ber Yraf,
bent In @emd6beit NIT Der @on0rebofte
Yprn 3t<n Mar1 1871 etne @ommtIRon
beRebeno aus bexpprraeeuoen 6erren gum
Gntpurf cines planes fir 8eform i'm
&ipiloienN tezufen. Die Mrbett fet jeBt
fertia uno nerpe btermit iiberlanet. Das
Don Dem &ue19ub entporfene Me9lemen.
weree NIT benz /. San. 1871 in@tr:lams
felt treten.
gDte Grant ro6 @eieB per itebe 70 habe
er fden jebt bic 8oQma@t pte1es Nfa<
dement, su poufrefen> s6 aus3upebnen, 3u
far3en, ODER 1onft III dnptrn, ME unp
}panr er pies fir n6tbi9 balte. 9alte Der
@ensreb fernere @eieSaebuno bterlber
fit erforberli6 70 peree@ rant baS &egle>
1aent 1a& befemB i7en u .@erm5een poa>
Nredsn, fir leine Observation-Disclosures ober
fei es nf6t btnbenb. Da Ct Dem @on<
oreb ten Berf9t nod Dor ben Gerten
babe perleeen ~rpollen, 70 babe Ct nt&t
3eit eebabt, eenau oenu9 3u prdfen, UNI
ipeaieHe@ prf4ldee besialtd Der auss 3tptd
md6feen @oaFreduna ,oes &selements
etpa nod, nStbteen@ eltBe ana1ma&en,
bite aber trn tGcnBrtb, tim ale III 8eb5<
rt9er Dur@flbruns Der Neforut nbtbtSe
NaatseQlemmenteit III fe.tbetlen. Da
bas@eleb pieTernsoaenjbes primdr@&us
@uAee, alley r1fuu8ea
mnaltRtneaastbaith fattjufttsa b6tirn,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-28
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
DonnerRaG ben 20. DECEMBER, 1871.
aesnten Der Mitnn. 9taats3ettrne.

Minnsasclis - ". ansblaa&.
Gbryaal 2ate - ". Brpts. !
Nem l1lm - 81. 0orftr -,
@Hawater - 6. aattenburs. III
Wtnuna - @ nj. &euB.
@ebwine &. g. entity.
1enber(on Adam Bud
Gbaeta - s. 1btes. ,.
Career - @ 1T. @lit1a IT.
paRta8s - s pfetfeL ="
Manfato - s. s.. 5artmam -
81. peter -B n. g @imme. ii
gpuns Nn,eriea -A@ 1T. y d er n, a " II,
@necnta -Gbaa. S@mtbt '.r
Gartbault - g. GledtnRttu. =,
@utainion - 6. 5.Blaftn .,
&eehs Qanbina 8. 9annemann ,
@. @atteri9. us.
@tseltne s.. 9pbbarb.
06eo -Spbn 9e@tman.
@attrtopn --2puts &Au1&.
&edfero -Sobn 2ubel@er.
@udefer -5eurY 2alh. .
Sane Greet @. @ebrine.
Sc Sueur IS. 6. @aa9,
Jruntenac S. @9neiper.
Rasen @trcam g. &e6.
Belle VIaine - :. MeBner. =
Vratrte Muunt -9ubn @rSt@.""t
Dulutb @ermann Oswalt.
&lairmont - 6. 9 uebrtne.
DredslriQs -YbiL DrtiitL r
Oberle's Corner = 6. Woppts.
SbatUpsr = g. 9. palie. ".
9~rlin8tcn - 6. Rlfnftrt.s - -.
pptuarb 9ate ST.. @ilbin& Ratbiaa
@peb. y, -.
HuEb Gity SITE. 5au1tn.
8prreR Mounb - Clans 8ebrtns.
Nep Bottom - q. 99rpstY..
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17
Brief Mention.

THH Government will continue the
prosecution in Utah. and II necessary
additional troops will be sent to mat
Territory.
THE appointment Of Geo, {. Bates,
United States Prosecuting Tor
Utah, is approved h, both the Mormon
and GENTLE press
CLrHdYMks named fiddle r. fuseo
accept the title of ID, d., because, ~ :.
said. he didn't want 10 be called Ia"
Rev. Ichabod Fiddle, ID. ID.
The public debt was reduced during
the mouth Of October SS,9io, f9l NJ.
Coin balance 800, 054 $50. % &; currency,
so, 2s3, s05, coin certificates, $40 go,
900.
THERE are %, 600 homeless aud stalN
ing people in Wisconsin and Michigan
NJ Il result of The late terrible fires ia
that quarter. These people appeal To
the generous of the present time
The United States Government is now
paying n pension to the widow of William
Tell, a lineal descendant OF the Swiss
hero Of that name. The husband Of the
pensioner served in the army of this
country.
THE NmM Amey,con and Unaed States
Gd1ette of Philadelphia completed the
one hundredth year Of its existence, and
the s7th Of its continuous daily publca-
ton, it being the oldest daily newspaper
on the Amer AN continent.
UNOFFICIAL information received at
Washington through an official source
in the island of Cuba, and believed to be
reliable. is to the effect that the Cuban
instruction has latterly assumed proper
tons indicating very decided revival
of its strength
THR Secretary of the Treasury has call
ed in another million and half of three
per cents of the denomination of 81, 900
from No. 2,593 to No. 2,S1S. and also
the denomination Of $1,000 from No.
1857 to No. 2.S33. The interest is TO
cease from the 3lst of December
FURTHER arrests of conspirators have
been made at Barcelona, Spain. and adj
ditional evidences of their guilt have
been brought to light. Stores of arms,
bombs and other war material, have been
discovered. The men arrested are, for
the most part members Of the Intema-
tional Societ''.
An officia, statement shows that the
brandy manufactured in the United
States, from fruit distillatlon. last year,
was 2, 1879, 1873 gallons. OF this quantity
California made 1866 Kentucky,
239, 1913; New Jersey, III, 596 New
York, 1913, 662 North Carolina. 374, 100,
and Virginia, 297 ,2l7 gallons.
The Ottawa correspondent of the Globe
telegraphs that the policy of the govern
ment is not to demand the restitution of
the schooner Horton, as she has not
been condemned by the courts. The
point of the argument seems to be that
as the vessel has been taken possession
of by the original owners and carried out
Of the jurisdiction of the courts of the
Dominion there is no case
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17

\ party of eXcursionlsts who partlcl-
pated in the celebration at the opening
of the European and North American
Railroad, were badly skinned ON their
passage across the border. Naturally
enough, many had investf largely Ill
the purchase of silks and V, vets, satins.
gloves. laces, &c, for home consump-
ton, and few bestowed any pains i'll
their concealment. The event, however,
proved the fallacy of overweening hope.
When the train reached Nanceboro, just
on the line, IA very Jealous customs IN
spectOr made his appearance, and at once
commenced thorough overhauling Of
the baggage. Trunks were entirely
cmptied of theiy contents travelling
bags were turned inside out, and every
rotund parsonage in the company was
examined to see whether his corpnlency
was produced by natural or artificial
causes. 1t was of no possible use TO re-
monstrate. Generals governors, rail
road superintendent and members Of
Congress, were all in the same box, and
their muttered growlings only created
a smile upon tha counteEance of the
servant of Uncle Sam. The search was
thorough, but the losses We're unevenly
distributed. One prominent railroad
engineer lost six cakes of soap, for which
he paid fifty cents in st. John. but sue
ceeded i'll SAVING two dozen pairs Of kid
gloves while another, prominent in
military life, preserved but one piece of
valvet ribbon ont of sixty dollars worth
of goods Altogether the value of the
property cohfiseated cannot he less than
81, 900 There is much sport at the eX
pense of the losers
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17
The life.Iedger.

Our sufiorings We reckon DER
With skill minute and formal
The cheerful ease that fills the score
We treat as merely normal.
Oar list OF ILL, how full, how great
We mourn our lot should fall 40,
! wonder, do We calculate
Our haprinosses also
We're II not b It to keep account
OF all days " Of any,
Perhaps the dark ones might amount
To not 80 very many,
Mons looks are nigh as often gay
A. sad, or even solemn;
Behold, my entry for to-day
IL in the "happy" column,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17

How TO GET STAMINA. frames
and strong nervous systems arc not the
lot of all But the feeble need not des-
pair. BY adopting the ri hit means they
may live rs long aud enjoy life sls
much as their more robust ueighbors.
Physical invigoration is, however, ueces-
sary to this end and while the spiritu-
Gus tones and uervines usually admins
tered, eventually depress both body and
mind. DR.. J. WALKEKs CALIFORNIA
VNEGAR BrrrEHs invariably supply new
yigor to the frame, while they regulate
every disurdered function.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17

STICKING TO ONE PLAN.-Farmers get
discouraged sometimes by occasional
gluts, low prices, and .over-production.
Every one must expect this but it will
generally be found true that those farm
ers who expect only fair profits, who
aim TO raise good crops, by taking good
care of a fair suppl, of farm animals,
and lay out good plan and stick TO it,
year 10y year. through good or evil, will.
in the long run, make the most money.
over those who shift their crops with
every tide of speculation. There is moth
ing so good rs hanging on TO The last.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17

There was frog who lived ia spring.
lie caught such cold that hc could not sing,
Poor unfortunate }atmchim Ia
what II sad plight he must have been.
And yet his misfortune was me that
often befalls singers Many once tune
ful voice among those who belong Ia the
genus homo is utcrly spoiled hy
~ cold in the head or on the lungs, on
both combined. For the abov mem
toned " cronkcr " we are not aware thai
any remedy was ever devised ; but We re-
joice to know that all humpn singers
may keen their heads clear aud their
Threats in time 10y q timely use of Dr.
Sage, Ca,arrh Remedy, aud DR. pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, hothof which
are sold bv druggists. go
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17

Hon. JAMES Brooks write 70 the Err
pvess from Tien-Tsin, China. that the
whole country round about him is mum
dated, and that the path to Pekin, whittier
be is bent, is beset with fearful perls
both from land and water sharks.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17

II Is not too much SAY that tens ct Thousands are
now suffering from 5iousnes- indigestion constipation
periodical fsvers general debility and nervous aHec-
tons who might be restored 10 perfect health within
month or les by the OF Ho>erers stomach Bitter.
The mutudes who have been cured Of these and other
ailments by the Of we'll known specific are ALWAYS
road, to testify to it, virtue preventive and rem
edy They spread the whole country they are
eager to praise and recommend 1t and yet notvitb-
standing IT. p,pularty there are many invalid.
and many who continually exposed to the epidemics
diseases, which is sure protection who en-,
Their through Indifference incredibly neglect TO .A,za
the opportunity 10 aud means of prevention which
they have only reach their hands TO obtain This
Is strange j. Of the anomalies Of human natur.
which it Is impossible account for or explain II
however quite certain that every day the numba, q,
these Martyrs Of Neglect diminishing This is provad
BY the statistics Of the sales Of the great remedy On
ring the present fall the demand for it has increased A
yond all precedent and it a. if in the end tho
tire community would realize the important fact that
when all other medicines prescribed for the above COM
plants fail At cen and does effect cure protec
ton against the diseases common at thi season
there Is nothing comparable with it,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17

Too Dny. A farm laboror attempting
to drown himself, an Irish reaper, who
saw him go INTO the water leaped after
him and brought him safe to : hore' The
fellow attempting II u second time the
reaper u second time got him ont h'i'
the hborcr, determined to destroy nun
self, watched IN opportunity aud hanged
himself behind the harn-door Tie
freshman observed him, hut never
offered 30 cut him down, When, several
hours uftcrWnrd, the muster OF the arm
yard asked him upon what ground he
had suffered the poor fellow to- hnhg
there. "ruith." replied Patrick, !
don't know what Won mean 10y ground.
| know was 50 good to him tht ! fetch,
ed him ont of the water two times and
know. too. he wa, wet through cyeN
rag and thought he hing himself up
Ia dry.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-11-17

SINGULAR CASE OF MASsLAUGHTEB-
William c. Scott is soon to be tried at
Lawrence. Mass. for manslaughter
p" This Is the case" says the Boston
transcript, where a young man and a
girl agreed TO poison themselves on Pros
poet Hill, in Lawrence. The latter,
Emma Horne, succeeded, hut Scott made
himself only slightly sick. The affair
took place last MAY, and Scott was com
United to Jail ON the charge of murder,
and has remained there ever since