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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04

HAVING PURCHASED ALL THE
IL night, title and interest ia and 10 the
West Va Stencil and sal Works, 1 will
continue ia" saline at the old stand. No. u
sixteenth street, and respectfully solicit "a
continuation OF the patronage Of all In
need 90 anything In our line. Charles r.
Etz has charge Of the works, and will ex-
ecut" all Ord.nS promptly and sat!sfac-
tOTily. We employ no agents Dr canvas
Sssrs. and all persons are hereby cautioned
against any one representing them selves
a. such. JOHN II. ZESELY, Proprietor
West Va. Stencil and Seal Works. ocSD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
complete news and family paper printed in
West Virginia. 1t will be sent to any al
dress one year for 800. Valuable premi-
inns to club agents and to subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04

mcntS IL Rum BittCrS, Surchargvd with
FuScl oil, Il deadly element, rendered more
active 10y the pung"nt aStringentS with
which IL IL combined. II your stomach is
weak and liver or bowels di>nrd"rsd,
strengthen and regulate them with Vine
gar RiticrS. u purely Vegetable Alternative
and AprTient. free from alcohol and capt-
bic at infu>iug new vitality into your eN
hau>tCd SYSTEM. >"pl6 h
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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE OFFICE
w Of the Nail city Brewing Co., until
Wednesday, November 4, ls5i. tor eGcs.-
waiting for CELLAR. Bids will b. received
for eNcayattng and hauling the rock aud
dirt clear Dfthe premises, and for eIcayat-
ing alone
The CELLAR will be- OF the following d.
mansions 100 feet long, y feet wide, and
II feet high. Oc-sa
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docs surely and rfi1Ciually "Nf'. ..
Tn" teal lfuDny 81 our b'st ~
clauses establish - III" hiri, u't -.
pictorial viii and dos t-ii''r, n. W., ,rt
the afiIcting di-pni'r- ~ ne iHl.'' ~
Lungs brypud any other m"dlrIh' -.
mrsf d,I,p.fuu. affections ~ tie rum
nary ORGANS yield Ia IT, pDw"f. Az" 80,
of Consumption ,cur"d by this wry' =.
are publicly known, ~ T"ihh'h ~. ,,I
hardly ~ b. believed, were proven " an
disputr. ~ a remedy N j. "l.'i"I'' a.,
which m" public may ROY i"t 'b'. ,,,r.
ton. By curing Coughs, TIE I"'' IIsS'r,I,ra.
of NOR, -.FiOus dis"aS., II 1S'N '"",,, q,
L.r.d iIyrs and amount ~ suffering D" %
bs computed. II chaIlfhk'- I..ty
cDnyInc's the most sk"pii'sii' ,.,1
family should keep ~ on hnnI :" "a
lection against the early ana hhP - I,u
attack Of Pulmonary An'''"'n' -.
ar. easily met nj nrr, but "hi,n $3.50
iucurabIp and often fatal " NJ. 4,
Tender lung, nr.d this dcirnr", "U' -
uHwl.'. to b. without D.. ~ - -.
Ia children. amid 10" distressing o. =
which b.set the Throat hnd ~.
IhIidhDDI, CHEEKY PbT"EAL - wv ~.
Die; tor, by III Timely u.s. mum 'tt....g
rescued from pT-Inaiur" grave - ,t,fr.
To- the love and affection cent"f"l" on W..
n AT. speedily and sur.iy against IT,
nary cOids, securing sound ann h' -.
restoring sleep. No one VIII H5H', Et,..
t,isSome Influenza and painful Bf"h.,' h.
whcn they know how easily tb"| 'N
cured. ,t..,l,Us.
Originally the product ~ Long la ,sir "a
and successful chemiral invfT'iEA'.D,.' -.
c,sst or toll l. spared In making rL|fl n
IL. ~ the utmost possible P"fir,ti oH' 80.
may H.. cDnlIdsnt!Ally relied upon 10.
s.--in2 all III. virtues u has ever 'N'''
al, and capable ~ produc'
memorable a. the greatest ~
f..Cted.
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NOTICE.
ToMy Friends and the Genera Public

HAVE MADE AN ENGAGEMENT
with John +. I.akin, I'll" well known
Merchant Tailor No. ~ Twelfth street,
where | would he pleased to have my
friends and former patrons call upon me-
feeling assured that can now offer them
stronger inducements TO patroniIr III"
than heretofore. Respectfully soliciting II
call, am yours truly,
nova EUGENE ;. WELLS.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

q. - -
az AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY Ii,
~ 1874. Trains will leave Wheeling aS fol-
lows, Wheeling time:
ST. LOLLS EXPRESS
ENSr-IEAYES. WEST-LEAVES.
Wheeling wheeling
daily nt..~i:io Am. daily nt...":2o =. VI.
AEKINFS Ar ARRIVES At
Washington Newark \. VI.
Citv..........G::N J.. ". Columbus. II - \. VI.
BaItimorc...N:2 =. VI. SanduSky...h:II \. VI.
Phila............2:.-j \. VI. CmCiHnati~lU:J \. ".
New York 100 \. VI. Chicago. .......g:U =. VI.
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN EMPRESS.
EAST-LENvEs. wEST--LEAVES.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at~.ul::lj p. NJ. daily att \. N.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES AT
Washington Newark 1901 10 T.. "
Cfty..........7:IUA 4. Columbus. ...2:iJ =. NJ
Bal;iInoru..S:iO \. NJ. SHnduSky ....6::sj 4. "
PhiIa ..........S:2 - J.. ". tinCinnati.lO:ioP =. VI
New York ...j:lO T.. NJ Chicago SIP \. NJ
ACCOMMODATES.
FAsT-LEAvEs. wEsT-LEAvEs.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily Ht...-N:t5 ). VI. daily at....3:W PM.
ARRIVES At ARRIVES At
Cumb"rland.7 - pm. Ian"Svill" $40 Pm
sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
East bound trains max" direct couucc-
HONS AT BiIllInbEt Win lItIuN IbI lHlld-
dclphia. New York and Boston. At Wash
ngtOn city for all points south.
West bound trains make direct connec-
lions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
UIfEELING TITTSR TRGH ND RAL-
TINORE Division.
EAST-LEAyES. wEST-IEAVFS.
"Wh""liug Washington Pa.
daily at - An. daily al ......G - \. v.
Wheeling Washington, Pa.
daily ai...iaDP. NJ daiiyai ....2 :pP. ".
SUNDAY. excepted. sundays excepted.
Tickets to all principal points can Ice
procured at the oiliCr at th" D,r"t.
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master nf Transportation.
x. I. DENRIES, General Agent, Wheel
NJ. myIb
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HkX1QIN~. ~ r"llcnt purEa-
MH <at} tive. Being
W. Nk&r purely v"erta-
" bic. they con
tain no m"rcu-
, OF mineral whatever. Much serious
/ Richness and suffering Is prevented ny
. their timely use; and every family should
. have them on hand for their OBJECTION
+ and relief, when required. Long "Np"f-
+ irnC" has proved them the safest, surr"l,
| and best ri all ia" rms with which ia"
market ahuundS By their occasional U.s.,
th5 blood Is purified, the cor TupiipnN "i
the system expelled, Instructions r"inoE-
I ed, and the whole machinery Of M" re-
/ stored tO It's healthy activity. Internal
. organs which br"Dn" ClOggrd auh slug
giSh are Clcansed by Ayers Pills, and
stimulated into action. Thus iHcipi"nt
diseases II changed into health, the value
Of which change, when r"ckOn"d on o."
vast multitudcS who enjoy n, can h-uily
bc computed. Their sugar coating makes
them pleasant to take and preserves their
Virtues unimparrd for any length 81 time,
F 80 that they nrr ever fresh, and perfectly
reliable. Although searching they are
mild, and operate without di.turDauc" tO
the constitution, uT diet, OF occupation.
Full directions ar" given on the WTnp-
per 10 each box. how tD urr them a. a
. Family Phy~iC. aId for th" following com
plants. which thc-" pills rapidly cure:
For dyspepsia or indigestion, LisilrSs-
ness. IauVuoT. and Isy<s Of Appetite. they
should b" taken moderately Ia stimulate
IN" stomach, and r,sstOr" it, healthy ton"
and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various
symptoms. Bilious Headache, SICK Head
ache, Jaundic" or Green sickness, Billions
collie and Bilious Fry"rs they should be-
udiCiOusiy taken for each cas'. Ia correct
h" deceased action or remove the OBJ
iructiOus which cause. IL.
For Iys"nt"ry or BiarrhDT, Int one
mild dos" II generally required.
For rheumatism, GOut, Gravel, Palpita-
ton ~ IN" Heart. Pain I'm the side, Back
and BOins, they should b" continuously
taken. ~ required. 10 change the DECREASED
action 81 ia" system. with such change
thuS" complaints disappear.
For brDI~y and IrUtsicIl -w'lIiugs,
they should b" taken In large and frequent
d"-'-~ 10 pr"duc" the effect OF a drastic
purge.
For Suppression. large dose should D."
taken. a. 1t produces the desired effect by
sympathy.
Asa Dinner PHI. take on. "r two pills 10
promote digestion and relieve tn"
stomach.
An occasional dos. stimulates the stOIn-
arh and bowels, r'ioreS the appetite. and
inyiEOraies the -ySirm. Hence u IL often
advantageous whore 10 serious dgTangc- .
men' exist. ono who feels tOlcrably vol. .
him feel decidedly better from their clean F..
ing and r@nOyatIng effect on the digestive F.
apparatus.
TEEFAEED ~
DR.. J. &. Aver q Co, Practical Chemists /
LOWELL, MAS, l.. =. \.
zal.. he al Ilrtrg,,t.t.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.

CONDENSED TIME CARD.
Lag :..;.;;;.
an AND AFTER MAY 3lst 1874, TRAINS
" Will run Daily. except sunday a. FOL
lows. viz:
AccoN'o rArLI'E AoCpY'o.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04
AYERS
Cherry PeCtoraI
For Diseases ~ III" Throat and LuuEfH'"
as Coughs, Colds, whp"ping "uR.'
Bron"hist-. Asthma, aud
Consumption,
Acknowledgement

AmuIgiiirg rh.
dIsrvNrTI's ~
modern tsi,rr'
that are ~ m"n
real yllBriuIuhi
kiulliItau'Il.s.
ncrupInu.rlI ~
alIdls,ns. ~ DE
'ThraianaLun
\ vast tTal u'
virtue, through
nut III. ail.i '''ii''
CuuutTlss ha'
yiInwu that 10
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-04
J. L. HOBBS, SON & CO..
Ills Main, and ll16, Water Sts.,
Oc2i
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
WHEELING.


&. II. Garden * Co.,
W.
ThOS. Mccormick, trustee of In ChancCry.
David +. Schwartz.
Tie undersigned, Commissioner of said
Court, hereby gives notice that in purSur-
aiIcr of Il decree made and entered in the
nth day Of september. \. D., 1874, he will
al his Office on the northeast corner Of
Ghaplinr and Twelfth streets, in the city
of Wheeling. West Virginia, on the nth
day of November, 1874, commencing nj 10
O'Clock, a. M, proceed Ia ascertain and re-
port.
First. What assets have come into the
hands of the said Trustee, Thomas MCCOr-
mick.
Secondly. What assets, If any, belong TO
the said trust uncollccted, their character
and condition.
Thirdly. What liens there are, If any,
upon the said trust fund.
Fuurthly. What debts are due from the
said trust fund, and their respective prior
ties, II amy.
FinhIy. Any other matter deemed per
iin"nt 10y any OF the creditors of the said
David +. Schwartz, Orany of the parties in
interest.
And notice is hereby given Ia all the
creditors of David +. Schwartz. and 10 al
persons interested in said trust, that thcT
are required To present and prove their
claims before me. on or before tn" nth day
OF November. lS7I, at my office aforesaid.
in the city OI Wheeling, West Virginia. Z
l.. =. JORDAN,
Commissioner OF said COur
DAVENPORT ~ DONENER,
soils for Complainant. oc2loawt
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NOVember'S Wintry Blasts
are Coming.

7 AY IN \ SUPPLY OF COAL NOW AT
IL the reduced rates. Leave orders al our
office. corner Market and 18th streets, X.
J. SIuyth'S store. where YOU can learn
prices of coal, COX" Cnard or SOft,i nut coal
and slack. We are offering zig induce
mentS for lots or one hundred bushels or
more. KIMBERLY & CO.
Manchester Coal ana Coke Works.
OetS h
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Dr. J.C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass
p,..fI,.,l and anaIytical iDenlsN~
Notice to Taxpayers
ractic-al and anaIytlchl ~

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN 10 -, ~
y tax-payers that city taxes NJ AN.
due, and that after the rrst day OF 80 cont
Der. i.Ti. interest al the rate OIL W" -
WIN We "i''' ~ y. A. BRITT;
oc9.i CITY Clerk.
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Forty years has tested the value Of
Dr. 4. =. rOtld'S Anti-BiIlious amt
THE BEST FILL NOW IN USE.

Sold by Druggists and Dealers every
where.
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Or. j. T.. Aver * Co., Practical theini'
LOWELL, MAS, l.. =. \.
For sale by all Druggists Everywhere.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

For ilirT"liri
ant cure Ui all
arrangement
the stomach
liScr.and bow
els. They an"
n mild gp"r-
lent, and "N-
r"licnt purEa-
tive. Being
purely yogrta-
bic. they con
tain mo- iIIrrcu-
MnFh NpIi1IIg
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23

tcndants 50. No trace of poison WAS
detected in her SyStnm 10y the doctors.
and the body WaS buried. But the
friends of the woman We're not 81 caSi
~ satisfied. and talked 50 loudly that
Morcau waS finally arrested, and the
ho'lic> If his wives rNhur"d. and sub
united Ia chemical analysis. The fact
that both bodies were in Il state of
preservation led DIR. Ber"cnon and his
colleagues to hcli"vc that the women
had been poisoned with Sul,hatc of
copper. This was found in the ston-
a'h~ and liNciS of both victims. but
unlS after the most elaborate expert
mcntS conducted 10y some of the most
expert chemists in France Then came
the question whether the quantity
found Was sufficient To have caused
death, and it WAS decided that it WAS
amd that Murcau had administered it.
When the cause WAS brought to trial
the physicians were confronted with
the declaration nt the prisoners couII-
sci that the soil of St. Denis cemetery
Is imprc%uatcd with copper. and that
the traces detected in the bodies had
been ab>nrhcd This WAS hi>provc,i.
a~ the collins had not dcc.,Nrd in the
least. Then Il copper >;iucr-pIu WIS
"r"ducrd 10y the defense. who claimed
'h:t' II ",i-|' have been used hy the.
pfl>'hcf III prcllil''S food for his wives
during THEN sickness : hri this had mo
weight with lhe jury. a> they convicted
hInl. ANA the court sentenced him to
death. lii" object OF the murderer in
committing his double crime seems to
ha>" been the gaining of Il small for
tune " hIch his second Wii, pu>~rSSrd
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23
How the British Bathe N Brighton

Unfortunately. iIcr, ! tLrdi} a more
dismal ~ight /" i., WiiH'->rd tii.tu Tia"
English WomIu t.hiu" her ~c:i-~ldc bath.
Em>hr"udrd in Il heavy, tagged and III
u blue gown. She goes Iuio The >uIt ON
y to hc the sport both of tl" waves and
tiic multiludr 81 men gathered on the
shore to hin",lr the performance. VI"
man i permitted to 90 into the water at
the ladies beach not even with his
iic. The >r\c~ are. however. only
Theoretically kept apart. Fifty yards
off. The men are bathing with about a>
much r;iimcnI ~ ilam hL'i when ia full
dress: they are just far enough away
10 hr fully visible Ia the ladies without
being ut the slightest use in east, Of Iu
accident. And aCrItlcntS are frequent.
Om the day of the bank holiday nor"
than = score at women fell down in the
waves and were prevented from rising
again 10y their long skirts. Some of
them would have been drowned hHt
that men rushed into the water from
the shore and saved them. Let it net
hc SUPPOSED that there ar,. no life boats:
there aIc several very fine ones. and
while bathing goes un they are kept
locked up IN perfect houses one hun
drcd yards up on the beach. One finds
at an English hLthing->horc how dull
and stupid the nation l. III some things.
Every gcnIlrmln and lady You meet
With will NiduallN express un opin-
ion in iaVoI of the American ahd CONT
mrnraI plan of allowing the two SEXES It"
hathc together in decorouS costumes
ANY one with eyes III his or her head
can see that the prIIdrrN which sepa-
raic> them ON the English beach really
results in every conceivable mdccoruIm
attendant on bathing. But Just Us Eng
land staNrd off trimWaNS until the cities
of every other great country We're en-
! joying them. just a>.i has been without
Il Sircping-car until this year, 81 it has
| held on to its semi -harharous fashion OF
| having men and women Theoretically
| bathr i'll separate spots. the practical
result. as have said. being that they
are close together and neither deccntly
c">tumed. According to the police ar
r;ingcmcntS of Brighton. men and boys
are permitted to undIe>S on the shore.
| without using bathing machines, and
take II swim. before : o'clock in the
morning and after : in the evening. 1t
is still broad daylight ut in the even
ing. and il Is one of the odd sights of
Brighton to see the public bathing.
Hundreds of men and women assemble
on the cSplimade. and us the hour of :
j. tollcd from the steeples there is IL rush
of thousands into the SEA. 1t never ap-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23
A Remarkable Poisoning Case.

\ eISe of absorbing interest has re
rrmtl y been tried in Paris. in which an
hcIhaliSt named Moreau living III the
old town of st. Denis. WAS the central
figure. Morcau was Il married man.
and one morning. after Il few hours
illness, his spouse died. Those who
were with the woman duiu" her brief
sickness reported that she suffered
greatly the physician WAS unable t"
define the cause of her death. hut no
post mortcm examination was made.
The hcrbalSt married again in what
the neighhor> considered indecent haste.
and in the couI>e of few months the
second Nine Moreau passed away aS
my Stcriously and suddenly as her pre-
decr>Sor. Before her death. however.
the suspicion rrrpt into her mind that
she had been poisoned by her husband.
and she did not hesitate To tell her at
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23
VOLUME 3S---NUMBER I943.

of the cnuIt were reviewed hy the com
manding general. and upon the record
was written
HEAD QT ARTEH~. y. y. V.
The finding of the court is approved.
The prisoner is parduncd and will re
port to his company.
X. +. LEE. General.
During the second battle of Gold
llarinr. when shot and shell were fall
ing like torrents from the mountain
cloud my attention WAS directed tn the
fact that one of our batteries WAS he
Silcnccd 10y the concentrated fire of the
enemy. When reached the battery
every gun hut one had been liSmantlcd
and 10y it stood n solitary Confederate
soldier with the blood streaming from
his side. AS he recognized me he clc-
waited his voice above the roar of battle
and said, "ticmcral. have one shell
left Tell me. have saved the hnnol
of Mary and Lucy ," raised my hat.
Once more Il Confederate she'll went
crashing through the ranks OF the enc
my. and the hero sank 10y his gun to
rise no more.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23

pears To occur To any one that there l.
the slightest indccoIum in this scene
winch takes place almost beneath the
windows of the most fashionable street
III the city. The r;rilin" of the e>plam-
adr, just over this nude multitude. is
hinged with persons of both sexes: and
indeed. down beneath. IN the same Wa
ter where the men and boys are bathing.
there are hundreds of women and girls.
with skirts high tackled. wading and
gazing Wi>tiuily out in envy of their
luNuriaiing hInthrI>. And all this Ia 4
country where il is Thought indecent
for men and women. however carefully
dressed. t" enter the water together,
foHWdy in EncjHH0t Commrrcidi.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23

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WI tJnI h,,,ji D FpBpr,,iJruf
The Trrasurer's report. read hl Col.
II - IIunLiuS showed nov, in the.
treasury bonds. S245h: cash. II2.In.
The Librarians report WIS read h.,
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/ the zeal and upilShilic>> al ihIt %""i
man.
Dining the last tw" years th"I" ha>"
been added I" the lIhl"l\ the hooks "i
NhIrh list Is h"rrl" ApprnHrd,
The addIr>> ct Mr. 'hlii"l'i"n' 'I'-
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! >cntatIOm of the order of events that
eliminated in the takm" "i Ilr"nd"r"-
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| Mi. Chitirmdrn can hr best appreciated
| lay those VIII" have had occasion I" "N-
anime the Older accounts with the ann
! of getting at the exact truth oi the
matter.
Hon. j. :. Adams. nov at fl"IIhh.
/ sent 10y Mr. Willard! III the spring "f
!-73. several old letters that w"r"
/ 'IGnrd 10y h"ml> lriirl>"n. ana one
| written 10y Gcn. Wayne. he laittl
shows that Mad. Anthony Wlrldrd IN"
! pen. and with 1t III" l"ndrr"IISIN p"il''
sentences "f his day. With as mulch APP
parent east as hr did tn" ""' k"r II not
/ the liGhtri N'Hl'.i, me NN"i"-
Hon. Inland nan mas gwen 'hr SO
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,,'I,, i. I,,..n in r.,Iit, :, cnutiuuu.
,;,,,, ot tI,. sam, kind of work. TN,
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i',.,, I,,,iI, ,,un,, II, him uutil th. ti"ur,
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-23

listened to his words. He also gave
encouraging words in regard To the de
crease of this evil in this land
Some interesting personal experience
III the :. :. work WIS given at the open
ing of the afternoon session. Rev. =.
:. Donaldson read ;Im encouraging ESSAY
on the teachers reward. Tender part
img words Were spoken hy several mem
hr'r> and hy Col. Fairbanks. the rrtir-
ing President. tcrvent PRAYER WAS Of
f"lcd Tor greater success the coming
year. and the convention adjourned to
meet NJ Barre. the second "Wednesday
in October. $50