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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication Of XII q
"a winning Lodge No. 3fl, will be held ~
this fTHUASDAYl evening, May 30th, am
O'Clock, for work in the N. NJ. degree.
All 81. NJ. IS are fraternally invited.
By order Of W. B. RICHARDET, W NJ.
LOUIS CzAPsKIs Secretary. my0
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TUKA SPRINGS.-Boarring, so per month /:
Il % rooms; would rent house with u rooms
for $40; one with 6, for SD.
my30w W ]. NJ. d. MILLER
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Picnic Privileges to Let.

GEALED proposals will be received for the
- Privileges of the Picnic of the Machinists
and Blacksmiths Union No. l, of Tennessee,
to be given at James Park, ON June IL, 1872.
The privileges embrace the Restaurant. Con-
dictionary bar and Shooting Gallery. Bids will
be closed ON June 7th. Bids must be sent to
j. c. Ramsey, Memphis Foundry. The Com
mittee reserve the right TO reject any or all
bids. ]. c. RAMSEY. Chairman.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
Incorporated in 1888.
OFFICIAL DRAWINGS.

MORNING CHASING. 255.
q, 20. 81, l3, l5 50, l9, IS, Il, q, %, Ga, ST.
EVENING CHASING. 25g
II, 81, 65 "A, IS, 8, 56. 40, A, s. 50, 81 81 a.
Lotteries drawn twice daily. Prizes nom
sl00 TO $4,000, paid in money by J. i. FRANCE,
agent, 4612 North Court street. Box 147, Mem
phis, Tenn, p. o. MURRAY, MILLER Il co,
Managers, st. Louis, No.
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WATERING PLACE.


B "A ILE TS SIP R I ~ q - q,
LIaI1caerc1a1e County, Alabama
and all the
h ba o COunt are
o ne min mil to he
aTdperday perwe 5; perm month
my8 n 4. N. b. Resident Physi sictan.
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MASONIC NOTICE

A SPECIAL communication OF DeSoto O
"A Lodge, No. go, will be held this w
(THU RSDAY) evening, May 50th, at S/NN
O'Clock, for work In the e. A. degree.
All Z. A. s are fraternaIly invited
By order R. G. WILLIAMSON, W NJ
II. w. SHELTON. Secretary. rnr.n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25

PHILADELPHIA, since the October
election, has been styled "the voting
CITY," The following extract from the
AGE will show the reason the ring that
governs Philadelphia has for its extra
ordinary exploits in voting. and what is
the result Of its rule. The Age says:
"Less than fifteen years ago the debt Of
this city was about $4,000, 900, the rate
of assessed valuation one-third the sell
Ing price of property. and the rate of
taxation 81 so on the 800. Now the
debt is over $50,00O,000 property is as
sessed at its full market value, and tho
rate of taxation sos on the 800
Under the first taxation scheme prop
erty worth 100000 would be assessed
at $4,000. 81 50 on the SOD would
make the tax bill against that property
$500 per year. Now the same properly
is assessed at 100000, and the rate is
81 0S per 500. This charges the ident-
icsl property $l2iS per year. Such an
increase OF taxation in so short time
has no parallel"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25
Tie C0oA Esuoln Of the Body.

The food that has been cooked in the
kitchen must be rcCuoked in the stomach
before ii can be applied 10 the nouriShment
Of the body. IS means OF facilitating this
stcon1 cooking, III cases where the process
IS slowly ana irnper,cctly performed, Hos
letters Stomach Bittcrs 5 invaluable. II
promotes the genera ion OF heat In the liv-
lnG laboratory in which the crude materials
for building u ami recruiting the human
franz are turned into convertible aliment
kut This i DOT al. ltaclS beneficial V upon
the cellular membrane which ScCreies the
CAST iC iuica, upon Inc liver, which pro-
Oure> that natural l?Nativa. the bile upon
the Vessels which - ceive the digest ell food
ana upon q aUSuib"Hts which connect the
uige> tive organs with the channels Of cir
culation. II any portion Of this complex
machine i out Of order the Bitter will
SCI IL llGhl, thus promoting vigorous diges-
ton, healthy secretion. and the pl oduction
OF pure rich DEMONSTRATING blood
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25
Letters from Charleston.
The InDumerabIe Army of Office
seek ers--The Jacob Men Make n
Raid and Return ShOrn-OrgHn-
fxaticn Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
from First District.

Special Correspondence of the Register:
CHARLESTON, November 10.
arrived at the Hale House, which
by the way is large part OF Charles
ton, yesterday about noon, and such q
crowd of hungry office seekers engaged
in the delightful task of pulling the
buttons off OF the coats and chewing
the ears off of the poor unfortunate
beings who are members Of the L"gi5.
lature, was wonderful to behold. Ii is
said there are more COOKERS on in Vi
emma" in Charleston this year than last,
when the Legislature, Convention and
Court of Appeals were in session at the
same time. The number Of applicants
for the different positions has increased
accordingly, from page up. There are
thirty seven lads who aspire to the Office
of page, one OF the number having
travelled all the way from Hampshire
county to serve his State in that ca
pacity. Nobody has undertaken the
lob of counting the army Of yourg and
old men who would willingly act as
clerks, for they are as thick as leaves
in Vallembrosa, and it would be hard
task to perform. When l remember
the few to be chosen it is pleasant t.
think of the passage that runs Ike
this, blessed are they that expect
nothing, for they shall not be d'sap'
pointed"
There was big effort made ye-'er.
dav and in the Democratic caucus lat
night by the Jacob men to defeat Mi,
ler ior the Speakership Of the House.
1t is intimated that the movement ORIG.
mated with certain shining liga's end
snpporfers Of "honcst j. J. j." in
Wheeling. The head and front Of NJ.
Miller's Offending was Bis opposlhoa to
the little ring OF sO-cai ed Democrats,
who assume to control the political dee
TIMES of Ohio county. A. You have
been informed by telegraph, the move
ment was a failure, Mr. Miller being
nominated in the caucus over Thomas \.
Bradford, o. Barbour countv, w a vote
of % to 81, on the third ballot. Mr..
Brad ord himself was an active and
earnest supporter OF Mr.. Camden Tor
Governor, but the battle cry Of the
Jacob men seemed to he anything TO
beat Miller"
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He will make You az comfortable and
happy as clam at high tide.
w. II. 7.
Subsidcrce of The Storm Of SoIicf-
tors - Preliminary Business -

Subsidcrce of The Storm Of SoIici-
tors - Preliminary Business -
COuniing the yoie-The First Dis.
trict In the Senate.-GOvernor's
M3ssaEe---A Candidate for Secre.
ta"T eff Stm'e---SGciaI Gossip.
Special Correspondence Of the Register.
CHARLESTON, November 90, 1872, &.
The political cauldron which has
been boiling at such a lively rate for
the last few days in this locality has
somewhat subsided, and the bubble,
bubble, toll and trouble" OF the poor,
unfortunate, importuned Legislators is
about at an end. The hustle and ex-
citemeot prevailing in the streets and
around the hotels before the assembling
OF the Legislature, has disappeared, and
Charleston is assuming her wonted
serenity. The defeated candidates are
returning TO their homes with faces as
long as the moral law, malevolently
cursing members for their broken
pledges and base ingratituia in going
back on them. If disappointment
and defeat would only curb the ambi-
ton o. the-e aspirants for places, it
would he a fortunate thing, hut it don't,
it only has tendency to sharpen their
appetite in that line. They hope, like
Jacob Faith III, for better luck next
time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25

SOME gushing politicians OF the Rad
ical persuasion have been giving out
from time to time declarations Of their
willingr ess to re.elect President GRANT
for a third term or even for life il he
should so desire. The idea OF those
who proclaimed this intention probably
was that they might commend them
selves to Presidential favor aud be in
turn the recipients of Office, The dec
laration was offered as incense for the
supposed qualification of the smoking
chief magistrate and some little curios'
ity has been felt by the people at large
to know how it was received by Presi-
dent GRANT, and whether, by accepting
the fulsome adulatiou OF the place
hunters, he was willing to declare his
approval of their schemes. AS yet the
sphinx has not spoken, but Washing.
ton correspondent Of the New York
Herald declares that
at is freely asserted by friends and
supporters Of the Administration that
the late third-term letter Of Senator
Brownlow gives great offense to the
President as being wholly foreign to
his personal feelings and incompatible
with his respect for the great party
which has elevated him for the second
and last time to the highest place in
the Government. The President was
not disposed to attach any consequence
TO the letter, both in consequence of the
physical infirmities and mental vagaries
OF the Tennessee Senator and the too
ready sbasement Of native Southern
politicians OF the dominant school. But
the manner in which the matter has
been taken up by many journals and
public men of both sides elevate the
letter to the rank OF an annoyance to
the snGject if not the author OF the
epistle."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25

TaE London Times says to the people
of Canada, From this time forth look
after your own business yourselves f;
you are big enough, you are strong
enough, you are intelligent enough,
and if there were any deficiency in any
of these points, it would be supplied by
the education OF self-reliance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25

In the Eastern cities as well 81 here
the ADAMS Express Company adopted
the plan Of moderately working their
horses during the prevalence of the
disease and giving them little or no
medicine. Their course has been pro-
ductive Of good results and they have
lost very few of their horses by death.
We see it stated that in Cincinnati the
only horse they lost was one that
had not been worked at all.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25

GRANTS vote in Illinois, his home
State, is 957S less than it was four
years ago, Notwithstanding the addition
of the negroes. The immense popular
ity of "the conquering hero" is not very
strikingly apparent to the naked eye
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25

THs Missionary COMMITTEE of the
Methodist Episcopal Church proposes
to raise about three quarters OF mill
lion dollars for missionary purposes
next wear. OF this sum West Virginia
ia assessed with $1,000. A considerable
portion of this will be returned Tor the
support Of domestic missions
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25

SENATOR TRUMBCfL is in Washing
ton. He denies the statement that he
intends to resign his seat in the Senate,
but admits, as a matter OF course, that
in the reorganization Of the Senate
committees he will lose the chairman
ship Of the Judiciary committee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25

THE Richmond Wig argues in favor
of an amendment of the Federal Con-
stitution abolishing the ballot system OF
voting and substituting the mole rioa
vocs as a safeguard against fraud. But
even that would not prevent the re
peating, the colonizstions, and the false
PRESENTATIONS which have come to be a
part of our election machinery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25

The people Of Pennsylvania are talk
ing about a removal OF the State Capt.
tai from Harrisburg to Philadelphia,
and the Pittsburgh Post desires the
Constitutional Convention to submit the
question to popular vote.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25

TEXAS, despite the Efforts Of the mill
tary, gives GREELEY majority second
only to that in Missouri. ShS'elecis
also a full Democratic delegation to
Congress and has large Democratic
majority in the State Legislature. In
these respects she is not quite a "lone
star" but too nearly so for the comfort
of the GREELEY men.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25
Save TGur Horses.
EE:TIRO5H."

'sT1ROSH" OR UNFERNiFNTED WINE
L for Communion purposes. 4 50,
Angelica Wine, very delicate, favorIte
wine for ladies and iuvaIidS. Also ~park-
ling and Hook Wines. Piue' & Co. ; Brandy.
old and pure, superior Rye and bourbon
Whistles. for medicinal purposes.
For sale by LOGAN LIST + co
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Wanted.

4 y ACTIVE, INTELLIGENT MAN. TO
~ devote all or part of his time to solicit
ing Insurance for the AS5ury Lie Insurance
Company. of New York, in wheeling.
Liberal terms will he granted. Address
j. ROBINSON STRAYER,
State Agent w. Va, Asbury Life Ins. Co.,
Ha per'S Ferry, w. Va. oct5S
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SECRETARY OF STATE.

have been reliably Informed that
our lrirrd ONlohy, h,of spectacle fame,
has made application to Gov. Jacob Tor
appointment to the office OF Secretary
OF State. His services certainly deserve
recognition at the hands of the Cover
ugr, tut the Knowing ones hereahout
-ay that his ExceIIcnCy is too sharp to
make such an unpopular appointment,
even if lie ttt 50 inclined and was under
oh!iza"ons to the appl cant. 1t is limited
that even ii the spectacle man should
.e; The appointment, which i very un~
likely, tie Sc ate would reuse to cou-
firm him; - sweet Williams" cake is
dough N anv event. believe PARTY
hv the name o. Shake-pere mentions
-om>ii,,nL about a man putting torth
rhc tender lctyCs Of hore then some.
rbins about . "klling frost" that comes
tOn. and "nips his root, and that the
unfortunate wight i lief, to the mercy
at rude stream that must forever hide
lam | don't know that this has any
application to the present case, but |
thought would mention it and let the
future decide the applicability.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25

The New Colonnade Hotel, Philsdel.
phis, Pa, is nearest to the Navy Yard
and Cemeteries.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


ONE FIRsT.CLASS TAILORESs. WHO
~ understands working on Fine Goats,
Apply to John Probst, at ]. L. RICE'S, No.
80 Monroe street nov35
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25
.LAUGHLIN BROTHERS&
Wholesale Druggists

DEALERs N CHEHIChLH, 80!
~ tial Oils, Pa.ent aeIiciDe1'
Glassware.
q Lbs. Gum Opium.
Powdered OPIUM
% ChlOrOfDTTn,
- Hyd. subj CaIomrI,; ,oa 400.
For ha,e by LAUGHLIN b"'
gLbe Cblorate Potash, EngIl'h'
p /" BrOm de Potassium
- Rcd Preclplta,e'
y Blue Mas. nyos Am
For sale by LAUGHLIs b""'
800 Lbs. Gum Camphor,
% 4" MOrphIa Sulpbae'
~ QulnlD..
10 StrychDia, yooa 400
For sale by LAU0bLi' dr.
2piTits NltrDr. Eibc'
Sulpburic E'her,
Nuriate 1inct lronI IN
For sale by LACGHLIS Dr.
20 boz. Railway. Ready Relief
80 Pain killer, DA'h'
10 Pain Psnacea' r
40 LlttIEs WIT ,.I * proc. o.
For sale by LAU1HLIH
ODoz. Ayre's ssr.apaYiIh,
IN =" Cherry fecVD'
81 Jayne's EIpe-c;orsntt.,, r.,op.
q Piso's lure for non,,gII A 90
For sale by LAUGHLIS Bho''
* NciSIn's Liver Pils
10 Jsyne's Sanhtiye
For ale nv LAU0HLIS BILE
100 Doz. Pomades, as.Gr,es,; s,.hlst,
100 Extracts for Hannnl.s
10 Lily Whites, all sty'o
2j Hair Dyes upnA 4 U.
For sale by LAUGHLlS Sh
5lDoz. Hair Brushes, many W.
100 Tooth Brushes Oh
100 Cloth and Scrub bfu
% " busting Brushes
sepa LAUGHLlS bn09.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25
A DOUBLE WEDDING.

The social circles OF Charleston have
been in an intense state OF excitement
over double wedding that took place
in St. johns Episcopal Church, yester.
day afternoon The PARTIES TO this
sacrifice were Mr. G. Morris, of Hunt
in.'on and Miss Florence Walton, ward
ct the Hon. ). a. Miller, and A. A.
Preston am Miss I.olle, eldest daugh-
ter OF Mi. y. Fitzhugh. 1t took four
clcT-ymen 10 Cousumuate the affair.
Three other marriages took place to-
night, 80 y1u gee there are other places
as well as Wheeling that have the
matrimonial mania. Al that is neces.
>ary low 10 make this first class city
is the "epzoo,ic.'
The Opera House opened last right
with Fannie b. Price as star, and a
very good stock company, who were
greeted by q large house. They remain
here all winter, provided they are sup
ported. w. Ii. T.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25
New Books!
"CITY BOOK STORE"

THE POET AT THE BREAKFAST
THE END OF THE WORLDLY Edward
EggleSton, cloth, $50.
FOKNS OF WATER IN CLOUDS. ICE,
&c.-By Prof: John Tyndail, cloth, $780,:
vel and Adventure, cloth, $3.50.
LIFE IN THE EAST INDIES-By w. H.
Themes, Il so.
SERMON ON LIVING sUBJECTs-By
Rev Horace Bushnell cloth. $500.
LIVES OF THE NOvELISTs-By Sir
OFF The sKELLIGs-By Jean Ingelow,
sl.75.
CAMPING OUT-Ry c. A. Stephens, $40.
STRIVE AND SUCCEED Luck and
~ t caA iS + HIMsELF-B By ]. T.
ELECTIVE AFFINITIEs - By Goethe.
THECrTY OF GOD ANDTHE CHURCH
MAKERS-By X. Abbey, sl.5O.
THE WINDOW GARDENER-By ]. g.
4 WAITING RACE-By Edmund Yates,
KEEL AND sADDLE-By PAUL Revere,
cloth. S2.0a.
J0SEPH NoIRELs REvESGE-By v.
0LIVER0pTiCs TIRE ,sURE, REPosI-
TORY, KEEPSAKE and BOYS AND
GIRLS COMPANION, each 81 50.
DAVID COPPERFIELD-H House
hold Ell ton, cloth, Sl.5U; paper, sl00.
CHATTEGBnX FOR 1872, boards, $50.
EUSTACE DIAMONDS Anthony Troll
Any OF the shove books sent by mail, free
of postage, upon receipt OF price, by ad-
dressing
j. ID. STANTON,
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West Virginia University.
lRZl.zo

THE LAST CATALOGUE SHOWN AN
attendance Of III Students at this In
stltutlon. five distinct Departments Of In
PrOfesSOrs'
The Ancient and Modern Ian guages:
mathematics, pure and applied I'sychol-
oSy, Ethics, Political Economy, Logic.
rhetoric, the Sciences, &c, &C., carefully
anu thoroughly taught Practicsl Chem
stry and Physics, illustra ed by a y propriate
apparatus. Special advantages for the study
Of Geology.
A good Library. Extensive c, tbIne,s OF
Mlneralosy, Geology and Chon cology, to-
getner with many specimens IN other de-
partmenb OF Natural History. fine build
ing, beautiful and healthy loc alton, good
FALL TERN begins Sept. sto. Winter.
December 5th. Spring, March . In.
commencement, June 9th,
boarding from % tos 81 per wes X,
Tuition SIS 10 III per year.
For further Particulars maui re of
ALEX. , lARTIN,
President.
.-oI sSntOWn, w. Va. len
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Re6ned HuDaIra.

henned SUGARS.
iC susarg
DbA Crushed, Powdered and Granu.
ssssa sa8an, tszs ressfvSd and for sale By
~ REILLY,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25
TUE FIRST SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

In the Senate this morning Mr.
Jacob, OF OHIO, introduced resolution
10 aimi, Mr. Cunningham TO his seat
a. Senator FOR the First District Mr..
Camden, OF Ohio, opposed The resolu-
ton. a~d advised he Senate not 20 be
prrmgur. or acl hastily in the matter,
tut l"v,-u ate tn. merits Of the case
before deciding. The resolution was
,hen Withdrawn hv Mr. jacob but |
near It viii bee Offered a.sjo tomorrow
morfirg. ard wi.I probably he passed
The standing coumit'ees have not
bees roaou Get yet in either branch of
&c legislature.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25
THE AUGUST ELECTION.

No business Of interest Was done in
the House, to-day, the whole morning
aud afternoon being taken up in dis
cus=ing chow, when, where and in what
way tie vote of lat August election
'or State officers should be opened and
read. The leaders on the Democratic
side, or those who assume to run the
machine, are all at sea, or, in other
words, a; loggerheads among them
selves The Radical members seem TO
he I rowing every possible obstacle in
me WAY, to prevent the business from
hrirg facilitated, aud some of the Dem
Ccraiic nc.nhers sem to be too obluse
to Sc - hat they are driving at, and are
assisting Ihem in their object by allow
rng themselves to he inveigled into the
discussion Of rr.h;ng and frivolous
p,int- They succeeded in getting
started late in the afternoon, ANNOUNCE
iug tie vote o. the different counties,
Tut adjourned without completing the
work l. some technical cUss don't
had sOmgtni"g wroEg W tn the mode Of
procedure, during adjournment, the an
lou Gu, OF the vote will be finished
,u-m"rrow morning, and we may then
lUJh tor something OF more interest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-25
SENATOR FROM FIRST DISTRICT.

Hon. A. J. PannelPs name was put
on the roll in the Senate, and 81 called
with A. NJ. Jacobs as Senator rom the
First Senatorial D strict. Mr. Cunning
ham is here, but made no effort t. have
his name enrolled or take lis seat,
though he thinks he is justly and 'a.rIy
entitled to it. | am unable 10. learn
what disposition will be made Of the
matter bv the Senate. Both houses
adjourned unsil tomorrow a, 10 0 clock.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-10-11
Care Of the Eyes.

When will those working by lamp
light have The sense to understand
the use of shades to protect the
eyes? We see persons sitting hold
ing their sewing or other work be-
fore or near to a lamp, when the
light is blazing full into their eyes.
It is plain that the object that they
work upon can not be seen with SO
great distinctness while the field of
their retina is already occupied by a
blaze. But they work on for hours,
and though the next morning their
visual organs tell of the abuse by
redness and Inflammation, the work
ers are too dull to learn the lesson
of experience offered them. Circu-
lar paper shades can be obtained
for a few cents, and those not only
protect the eyes from the excess of
light, but serve as reflector behind
the blaze, increasing the illumina-
tion one-half.
Besides the above mentioned,
there is that of the varying quantity
of light thrown into the eye by it's
being suddenly and alternately di-
rected towards the blaze, or oblique =
ly away from If, by which the pupil
has not time to adapt itself to the
increase of the glare whereas with
the use of the shade the illumination
would be uniform. The lumber of
persons in the community having
spots, light or dark, in the field of
vision, and arising from injury to
the retina by the ill-usages which
we are mentioning, is greater than is
commonly imagined. 1t must be
borne in mind that these spots are
serious step toward amaurosis and
gutta-serena, such as plunged in
darkness the latter days of the great
Milton, and many others more en-
inent for their talent than their
caution. Look well to the preser-
vation of your vision.