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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30

SCARCELY a day passes without the
interrogatory being made, What is
The meaning of the word bonanza? "
For the satisfaction of everybody we
reprint the following paragraph from
an exchange paper:
The word is Spanish, and the def
milton given in Neunian's Dictionary
is - fair weather at sea-" The nautical
phrase ar en- bonanza" means to
sail with u fair wind. etc. The phrase
also has 4 metar:inrical significance,
implying prosperity, success or luck.
Spanish miners apply the term to 2
body of rich ore. and we have adopted
the word in the latter sense. The
lucky Spanish miner, when asked
how he was getting along. would
reply: "Oh, ir en- bonanZa!' an ex-
preston equivalent TO our modern
Americaa.sni. "Oh, We're all huxley
dory."
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30

From this On. till further notice, John
G. Fox will sell eff his great stock of
holiday goods at cost. This includes
iawelry, watches, books. fancy articles.
TOYS. notions. musical instruments, etc.
Here, then, is better chance for bar
gains thah was ever before offered i'll
this market; here are prices within the
range of all; here is an opportunity to
purchase fine and beautiful goods on the
most favorable terms. Go and examine
and inquire the prices.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30

THERE are now in the Nevada State
Prison l32 con,icts, eight OF whom are
under sentence of life Imprisonment for
murder. Two years ago there were but
. ccnvicts. The capacity OF the prison
has now beeasincreased TO 53 cells, and
increased facilities 70. labor made.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30

Lovers or TIE NEED.-ILose WHO desire to
indulge IL the luxury Of in extra frs imported
cigar, or domestic manufacture Of superior
quality: also fine cut chewing or smoking
tobacco, at wholesale retail. have only to call
On the old store OF j. EosENsToCK. corner
County Block, Carson City.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30

Dr. +. J. MIiIIE. l by stefan End surgeon, has
removed Lis cf.Ce from The Crnlshy House 70
the suite Of rooms over c. 7. Cniton's Drug
store a CarsCI street. lie KAY there lie cox
suited CGIiEE Ill i GUYS Ct tie C:LE aud night;
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30

No11cE.-The undersigned are now
prepared to furnish Pure Spring Water
and plenty of it, on Carson, Curry and
Orlrsby streets, OF reasonable rates.
RICE & HELM
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INNING SEoCk REPORT


Forenoon Beard.
134j Ophi- 1875. 1917 2GJ l., -.
$3.50 Mexican i6. At. Is IS
Ii6j Gould & Curry 50, 5SA
tGJ Best L BeiC:ier IS. II. .7k
80 Savage lse, 145. l4j Is, lIJ
80 CAcliar %, 50. IS. 50
eco Eais & NoIcross 20. II, "A bis, ,
ls35 Crown Point 81. 50 b3e, 5lz., 81
26s Yellow 5aeks: l6s. l7a. ia, Is,
ii4o Imperial 213f, 20, 1875. 1919
400 Eririre Nill H.. Il. &c
l5j G Il Quartz s. So. .
lSS0 Alpha 40. -. 4JH, 40
1910 Reicler Co. 20. 81. tGk
1925 Een.uck -, .}is, q t., H3I
SIS Confidence -. 50 bIp IT
2l5 Con Virginia 500, sc b3u. GIG b31. 50
1925 Sierra Nevada as. 26. - bJo, 70
100 DaDCy y
so California go. l95, $40 be-, 700 BIO
40 Seq BelcLsr 10
- EXchCqucr aI1. 2I5. 2IaH
$50 oscrInan %, 81, $50 b2U. IS
Evenin. Report
$50 Valley -. g. 51..5k
So Raymond s Ely &c. % 2Gs bio
e.5 Eureka Con If54
pa Phoebe 35t. 3
la Fla. AN
1888 Belmont IS, ~, IL b3o, fSa
l25 Newark Use
go Mon Belmont2 ~
lilo Ryo Patch 5, A 4l.,4
40 Eidoratlo South ~. 2,4. a..
sto Cherry Creek az. ga.
10 Eirc ka G
ID Chsrio. Mill 4, IL
40 G Chariot 81
lsJ Mahogany ~
SEQ 9 Chariot .
30 War Eagle ~
go Empire Idaho u.
$40 Justice 90, leo, 11i, %
go SUccor 81, 6, So
1900 Julia 10. 90, l0L, 10l
$50 Lady E.ysn4a, 4ts
9l5 Caledonia "a. 33S, SO, 81
si5 knickcrbocker7
$50 Globe IL,
$50 baltimore >. 9i,9S
l25 Bacon II, IL
23is Bullion 81. IS. %. 90 b:3
3i5 Utah 10. 9. 81.
1850 siIver Hill II. lis.
$40 ECLIPSE 1914. II. 1877, IL
50 Trench Il
1860 Challenge Is. l5h, I5a. Is
ga Dayton L., ~
$50 Rock Island 5. 81, az. 10 bs0
1850 Pictou rec. Csc
100 DsrdanelIes %
1885 n Conf
$500 Occidental 6, 81. b5o. 7
100 Senator
Aae0 Phil Sheridan 8, 31;.31
go Flat 8, 81. S4,sls
HOO Union Con IS. 20, C5, ~
32S Tyler ]. z. =
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-30
ifOGEl, ARRIVALS.

oR,Is8E HoU6C-GEoRaE =. EaTEH. IloEiIrToR
Mark Leonard Andy ECrn " II Ca-y
F PeurOl / Slate Y JOn-s
" WOODBURY. Tom CaS.cll0N Cksro
4 s IrSy q L Murdoch f PaillCn
John [ GiLn
ST. CHARLES E0rEI, GEO. TuELI, T.aFGIET3a
G. L bradford Y Well 4 Garrarl
Il ' Tone " D Powell vile and boy
JEiO Powell, jr CHas Moor " y DatteTby
Thos Kelly u Burbank
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

they feel, II thsy DO not say, with Rev. Al
bert Barnes, thatsHeli passages, whatever
else may be done with them, must not 30
interpreted as 10 favor the doctrine Of uni.
ysrlSl salvation.
Now, friend ChAlfant, In closing this COM
mauieatloh, notwithstanding your quotA-
tons Of endless punishment and endless tor
ment, ] propose make you the following
offer ; The BAptiSJArc talking about build.
ing Church In Weston. will donate to
said Baptist Church One Hundred Thousand
Well-burned Brick, II you or any OF your
brethren will show, from the Old or the
New ToSfamsnts, that "hell Is revealed as
The place OF the just and endless punishment
Of the sinnir;n or that to 10 saved, In
Christian sense, Is to 10 rescued from such
place or that humAn boingsRro In danger
Of the isrmsnts OF any such place; or Tue
phrases ''sndlcss hell, /" or endless punish
nsnt; ersTen the intimRllon that Christ
came 10 ihIs world 10 save men frem suck
dreadful calamity.
Yours for the Truth, II. Mp.
Wnros, January %, 1874.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

Nrotice to Take Dspositio
I'm 10 Ellen HAydeui widow q 'oha
HAYDEN, deceased, James N, Hayden and
Bridget Hayden; his wife Michael hay,dcn
and Mary Hayden, bis wiz, Patrick, Hay
den, John Hayden, James Burns ana Ann
Burns, his wife, late Ann Hayden Jasper
N. Post, Elias Post, Peregrine Hays admin
istrator ofsamuel l., Hays deceased, JOAN
&. HayS, Trustee, and Philip Coz.
Take notice, that shall, on the lsth DAY
OF Fehruary, 1871, At the law oiire Of Flem-
Ing 4 Bennett, In the town OF Chenille, chi
msr county, Vest Virginia, between the
honrs Of 8 clock A. NJ. and Q o'clock T.
u. Of that day, proceed to take the deposit
tons Of Philip Cox, George &. Cos, John
Dollen, Michael Collins, Charles Collins,
Ann Murray, Margaret Murray and otlcfai
to be read as evidence in my Lelialf III a suit
In chnncery now pending and undetermined
10 tho circuit court Of Gilmer county, West
Virginia, .wherein Philip Coz Is plaintiff,
and James n. Hayden, myself and Others
ARE defendants. And II from any gRHso tho
taking Of the said depositionI be NOT com.
noneed on that day, or II commenced b
not concluded on that day, the taking o.
lhc same will be adiouTned and continued
fTSm day 10 day and from time to time, At
the same place, and between the same hours
until the same Shall be completed. Glyou
under my hand, this 18th day Of January,
1871. MICHAEL CoLLISs, by Counsel.
ian le,4W
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

NJ ArrEMPrrD surciDr.--Mors
than q ripple Of excitement was coca
stoned in Weston on the night Of the
10th ult., BY the attempt Of q Scotch
stsu.-c.ttes n.asd Alexander NeLiin
70 commit suicide. The man had been
drinking hard for some months. aud it
,up.m, had sullly come TO the conelu-
,Iop to "pass in his chips" By drown
inc himself. About dusk on the, night
roisrred 10, John Barnes, Of this place,
saw McL,in wandering in an excited
manner BY the river side, and think
ing something was wrong. John fol-
lsSed and watched him. The would
i. suicide walked hurrisdly (on the
west side Of the rivsr) towards the
mill. dam, and then, w,ding cut a little,
threw himself into the deep water i'm
msdi,tsly under the dam, Scarcely
bad he touched bottom, however, be-
fore John Barnes, (who ia stout, ae'
tive ysung mani was at bis stdo' and IN
/. few moments both were lgain on
terra frna. Here commented a Gu.
rious struggle. McLain, Infatuated at
being banked ia his purpose, resisted
Barnes efforts TO drag him away from
che water; It was perfectly dark no
house near aud The roar Of The mill
dam rnads Il useless to cry out Tor help,
Fiu.lly, aftsr half.ia hours tui,le,
John x.s victorious, and ho carried,
rather than led, McLain TO town. The
thermometer stood aboutEsro, and both
parties were almost frozen 70 death when
tbsy reached the Bailey House, where
lcLain was boarding. Since the oe.
ourrcnco, McLain has behaved himself
yOry we'll, and has shown no dispose
.ioa 10 try Il again. He says he wa.
,rasy from tho effects Of liquor, and
has no recollection Of anything that 90.
cured that night. --John Barnes de-.
serves. and has received, the thanks Of
our entire community for bis gallant
conduct on tLiioccasicn,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

re- Tnr ROaSIr AsYLux.-By
the report Of this institution (for the
deaf, dumb aud bliud) We find that
our county has no representative there.
Among the mu.ss, We notice the
names Of Susan and Samuel For, oil
Tate Creek, and Martha ]. Kesnar, Of
Sutton, Bra1ton county; Aollio Pick.
ems, Of Peel Tree, and Cltharins
Polling, Of Phillippi, in Barbour eOun.
ty; and John L. and Henry +. Piles,
Of Hunssrsvills, PocahontaI county.
10 the lis. Of the blind pupils We see
the name Of Hood oysrfuld, Of Bar.
bour county. The institution Is now
firmly es.ablishcd-is in a aourishing
condition. and /, doing a great deal d
good. The Asylum has now 90 deaf
aud dumb and IL blind pupils. The
average number Of this class Of unfor.
!unates, is ono deaf msto to every
$1,000 Of population, and ono blind
person to every $4,000.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

re- THR HOMESTEAD LAw.-we
will publish in our next issue tho
Homestead Law; but in order that
persons may avail themselves Of one
clause Of It, We will state that per-
sons who wish to protect their home
stead from debts contracted since Au-
gust 1879, must, before tho frat
ofaarsh, make a declaration Of thsfr
intention BY deed recorded in the Office
Of tho Clerk Of the County Court, de-
.cribing tho property they intend as
Homestead.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

H MArR1Mosr AND MATHEMATICS.
in looking over The Biennial Report
Of the Auditor Of Virginia for 1860
and 1861, wo End table exhibiting
the ages at marriage, &c., for those
years aud at tho foo. Of the table is
the following:
"By calculating the rasult--of this
tabls, it will DO perceived thatif a 70.
male is 20 years Of ago. and is unmar-
ried. more than three.quarters Of her
probabilities are lost; aud il she pas
scs to 30ycirs Of ago unmarried, seven
oights Of her chances Of ever becoming
vito are passed. AT 85 years ofage,
aud still unmarried, she has only about
three chances in a hundred left, and
those rapidly becoming less.
"Tho tables Of course vary as TO
males. In respect to them it will be
perceived that II be is 90 and unmar.
rri.d, ono 10 forty Of hi, probabilities Of
his ever being married are gone; II be
passes TO tho age Of 25 unmarried, one
half Of bis probabilities are lest; IL he
passes to 80 years Of age, hs ha, fifteen
n every hundred Of bis chances re.
naming; at IS yclrs Of ,ge, and still
unmarried, he has only two chance, 10
.,.., bundtad laft
THE young ladies should thank
Mr.. Bennett, who was Auditor and
made this report, and tender to him
their gratitude for the information here
girsa.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02
g TnAr e5. 0OO.-3fr. Eaito, Z

II THAT 80, UUO.-Mr. Editor -
As you seem anxious to know what
John j. Davis has done with his
$4,000 Of the Back Salary Grab,
| rise to EXPLAIN Ipresuns I am
sais in saying that when no got It. hc
"fobbsd IT," or "salted It down
probably bough. some Of his blooded
stock With part Of it. Think tharo
is no doubt, however, but what hc has
spent mos. Of Il in trying to get into
Congress on the strength Of the Az
gust election; and this is another II.
Illustration. Of the truth Of the old saying,
that "what comes over tho devils back
sssurnS under bis belly"
OLD JAFE'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

~ PHlLrPrI LAwYrRs.-Iliis said
that tie Herralls ofths Philippi law
yers arc od,-indeed. tho Roger Of
their virtue is q matter Of common
talk. When in BrOtvs study they
often wsnder. int the shady bowers Of
the Woods, aud there, with lee and
other things, they pass away the
weary hours. With such cities at
hand as Bradford to represent
English industry. and Daytsn to
Sxemplify American enterprise, !.
nu,t DO confessed. that. taken Hall
together, our sister town is we'll favor
ed, not only in tho number Of her
climb Of the law" bat in tho snvia-
bio reputation a majority Of them bear
for ability. integrity and sound Dem.
ocrasy.-Ti anybsdy has to suffer for
this play upon their names, We trust
it may 30 the popular Clerk Of The Cir
cui. Court Of Barbour county, who
signs himself Icy Il w johnson,
isi not the editor of TaE DlaocRlr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

psrfumed Almanac Imported from
I,opdon--a unique present for lady
friend to nat 10 a desk or boz Soctsa
O.. " wALIxHs clsrksbure.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

Reecllect that Brinkman's assert
msut Of groceries and coufeslionstiel
i full and complete, and ha sells At
prices to suit the times.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

Gw,nt all accounts due me for '73
closed up. Cone to time, and save
trouble. F. BRAKEMAN.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

I,to Dino Novels mailed 70 you,
BOYS, from the City News Depot
Clnksburg.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

Acsoydsous cheaper than ever at
Bfinkmanls.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

You can got anything in The hard,
ware line you want at Brinkman's.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02
OUR LAMP DEPARTMENT

UUK IAMP DEPANI MENI
Is large. and we sell at wholesale and retail
Ne shall receive constantly new supplies Of
LAMPS, CHtSlNEYs, &C., and will dupli-
cate free of froiglts any bill Of Lamps pur-
chased in Wheeling
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

Order your magazines aud papers of
me at publishers prices.
@. W, WALTHRS, ClarkIburg.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

1EAsONIO.-Stated concentrations Of
Nl the Weston Lodge No. 10, A. = and
a. ", will 30 held oa the First And Third
Nendlyl ofeVsry month.
J. W. woITisps, Sec.
JANE LEw.-S,ated communication Of
Jackson Lodge No. IS, A. +. aud A. NJ
viii DO held In their Hall, in Jane Lew, on
ths second and fourth Wednesdays IN each
month. n. McWHoRTEk, Nh.
J. P. Attxls, See,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

Boys Of America at City N,vI De-
pot, olarksbufg.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT
is ever complete. Our Prices arc as low as
in any Town or City in the State. Mer.
chants will please solicit quotations.
Bibles ssld at 20 per cent less than
any Travelling Agent can sell thon.
E5- Call and SEQ for yourselves.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

Jans Lev, Jan. %.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-02-02

Yours for The Truth, u.N.p.
WESTON, January 20, 1874.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-09-11
Waltham W afchea.

These celebrated Watches have been
greatly improved iuriil-. he present year,
and several new sizes added TO The list
The stem-winding and setting attachment
can now be had with any grade or size. and
all the Old established grades OF Sey-winCl-
efS are also made as before. ANY one who
contemDlatcS buying a watch, eli her now
or in the future, should send for our new
Descriptive Price List. which is now ready
and sent free. This describes an the
Watches, large and small. Ladies' an 1 Gen
tlenenS', Gold and Silver. with prices of
each. and contains besides infofma; ion in
relation to watches useful 10 every one. 1t
also explains in full our plan OF sending
single Waltham Watches at low prices TO
any place in the Union by mail or express
with the bin 10 collect on deiivery-with Ii
privilege to the purchaser to oDen the
package and examine The watch before
paying, and with no ob!lEat ion to take it
unless entirely satisfactory. Thousands
have Obtained genuine Walfham Watches
from US in lhiS way and all have received
ftlll value for their money. 4 large asSort-
ment OF extra heavy cases Tor The Pacific
trade always on hand. Every one should
send tor Il Price List, as the farther You
live from New York ( he more ADVANTAGE IL
is to deal with us. When you write please
mention that the advertisement was seen
| in the Albany, Oregon, r EGIsTER. Address
HOW ARD & CO., No. 222 Fifth Avenue.
New York. ton3y7
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-09-11
Albang 2egistetI9
LOCAL MATTERS.
POST OFFICE REGISTER.
MAILS ARRIVE:

MAILS ARRIvE:
From Railroad north and southl daily
at l1.10 p. NJ.
From Corvallis. daily, at 1890 A. NJ.
From Lebanon, tri-weekly, monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 1890 \. NJ.
MAILS DEPART:
For Railroad north and ~,~t2l, daily,
clos. nromnt at II .10A. NJ.
Fer Corvallis. daily. at $50 p. NJ.
FSr Lebanon. tri-weel<ly, Monday, We'd
nesfay and Friday at p. NJ.
Otce hours from A. NJ. to p. NJ.
sunday. from u NJ. too P. NJ.
Money order Office hours from A. N. to
s P. 1A P. H. RAYMOND, p. NJ.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-09-11

A. L. Stinson. of Jefferson, has
struck ssbrimstone" spring about
three miles from that Getty"
There were So wagons waiting
to unload at the different ware
houses in Independence at one time
last week.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-09-11
AMENDMETs TO

meeting OF the Clty
| Council, the Rec
order was ordered
to draw up a new
chart Of the city Of
Albany, incorpor-
ating several pew
a d d itions or
amendments, en-
larging somewhat
the powers Of the
Council, and mod
tying and chang
ing 1t for the better
government of the
city, the whole to
be submitted TO
the next Council
| for its adoption or
rejection. Ifadop-
ted, it will be for
warded to our del
egation III the Leg
islature, who will
present and ask It's
passage by that
body. One fea-
ture of the new
charter will be the
dividing the city
into two or more
wards, when we
can have '"ward
politicians" you
know.
A SPLENDID
FARM SOLD
Judge G.. III. Ba-
Der has sold his
magnificent farm,
about five miles
sod bf this city,
consisting OF one
hundred and sixty
acres, to NJ r.
George Luper, for
the sum of SO. 900
cash &C n eaper
than dirt. The
Judge has but
lately completed q
large and elegant
dwelling house on
the farm, that must
have cost. nearly
half the money,
besides erecting .
spacious barn and
other outbuildings
at a large outlay
of money. Under
the Judges care
the farm has been
brought into the
finest state OF cul-
tivation ; fruit,
shade and orna-
mental trees plant
ed, and the farm
aud surroundings
improved and
beautitied as only
a man Of the high
taste and cultiva-
tion of tie Judge
would conceive of.
George has secured
as nice q little
home, in the pnr-
chase of this farm,
as there is in Linn
county.
LYMAN's Hrs
ToRIcAL CHART
Mr.. ID. A. Scott,
of Forest Grove,
formerly of this
county, is canvas
sing Linn county
for this valuable
work. We have
had time to give
the work only a
casual glance, but
that was sufficient
to convince us of
its great worth to
students as well as
professional gen.
tlemen. We shall
give it a further
notice next week.
Qua RTE RLY
M
M. e. Church next.
Saturday and Sun
day. Preaching
Saturday evening
at u O'clock, and
on Sunday morn.
ing and evening
by the Presiding
Eiuef, rev. i. L..
Driver. Subject
of the morning dis,
course, "Darwin--
ism. 2
We intended to
issue q much larger
paper than the
present number.
but did not COM
plete our arrange
ments in time n
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-09-11
Purest White, any Shade or Color.

It is Cheaper, Handsomer, More Durable
and More Elastic lhan the best of any oth-
paint.
Il will not Fade or Chalk off. and will last
twice rs long as the best White Lead.
These Paints are prepared for immediate
application. requirinS no mixing, and sold
only by the gallon.
For further information apply to a.
CAROT.. ERS & co., Albany. oregon,
who are our authorized agents ansl have
the paint for sale in quantities 10 suit pur-
chaSefS. 52Vtin2
TAYLOR BEACH, NJ G. JEW ELL.
President. Sec'y & ChcnsSt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-20
TeRchln. Canary Birds.

In an old civilization every crsuny
and corner Of public wants is filled. A
crowd Of poor men are always ready to
take advantage of any opening OF this
kind to make a livelihood. One OF the
curious professions is that OF a canary
bird teacher, where the bird is taught
to sing. Most Of bis time is occupied
in training birds to sing in his lodgings,
but he also gives lessons in the town If
required. The ordinary bird costs three
francs; but when it has received its ed
ucation its value is quadrupled. Should
it turn GU. to be the rara avis-say
the Patti of canary birds-the price be-
comes difficult to fix. Owners of birds
often send them for a time to school to
this professor to finish their education.
For developing the musical faculties Of
the leathery pupil a charge OF five
francs is made. There are probably
more amateurs of these songsters here
than elsewhere; hence the existence oil
such singular calling.-A!5srt Rhodes
in GALAXY for February.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-20
MACBETH" fails to send his name
with his recent letter from Charleston.

The cos. OF legislation is an Item
thst,it seems, is seldom taken into &C.
coup. by the legislator. The Missouri
Legislature recently occupied two days
in the discussion Of bill abolishlng
the Board OF Guardians, those favoring
the measure arguing that it would be a
saving to the State Of $4,000. Bat' as
toe expenses OF toe Legislature are
about $1,000 day, the State does not
seem 10 have saved much by the trans
action after all This is but an exam
ule ofthousands OF cases which occur
in The history OF legislation The cost
81 retrerchment is 10 too many cases
gres.sr than the result OF 1t.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-20
DIED.

WHEAT-Yesterday morniDg,at 0 O'Clock
GIRTIE, second daughter OF James NJ. and
manda v. Wheat, aged three years, three
months and twenty-five days.
The funeral viii take place from the resi-
dence OF her parents on Twelfth street, al
the head OF Byron, Wednesday morning at
ten o'clock. Friends Of the family are In
v.ted TO attend.
FALLOURE-On January 18th, 1871, al
ll:30 p. m, WILLIE, son OF James and
Margaret Fslloure, aged fifteen years.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents
No. 40, 18th told Zsne) street, this TUESDAY
forenoon at 10 O'Clock. Friends OF the
family are invited to attend.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-20
Unhealthy Surrounding.

To breathe pure, healthful air, and to TO-.
low occupations conducive TO health and
long life are the privileges Of the minority
The majority must dwell wherever their
lot is cast, however insalubrious the locality
NAV be, and work at the craft assigned 10
them, however destructive to health and
yisor. Medical science has, however, come
10 the aid of the latter. In Hostetter' 9
for the last twenty-five years. the best
defence against the morbid influences
which create and foster disease, that the
vegetable Kingdom can supply. Its ingre-
dients are among the finest botanic specifics
which research has yet revealed to man.
AS a preventive of, and remedy for the
diseases generated by swamps, miasma, the
foul air of factories, excessive heat, over
exertion Of body or mind, unwholesome
water or any other merbiflc cause, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters bear away the palm
Nfxom all medicines Of the present day.