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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

The citizens meeting at tho Court
House last night WAS Il success.
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Dyspepsia

Is characterized by a great variety OF
symptoms, the most prominent OF which
are pain after eating, belching, heart
burn. waterbrash, fulDess ofthe stomach,
with tenderness, load or weight in that
region, debility, loss of flesh, desponden-
", headache, bad or capricious appetite,
palpitation. cough, nervousness, restless
ness, ETC., etc.
When the disorder is of long continu-
ance other organs of the body soon be-
come affected, and the lungs, liver, brain
or kidneys frequently suffer. In fact,
dyspepsia is the forerunner of chronic
diseases. such as consumption, scrotula,
hemorrhoids, uterine difficulties, cole
pains. paralysis, neuralgia, female de-
Engagements nervous spells, weaknesses,
etc, and may be complicated with almost
every and any other disease. ...
T. determine these there is no better
criterion than the urinary discretion.
By this we are enable to determine
whether it be dyspepsia from liver COM
plant, kidney affections, nervous dsoE-
ders, or. in case of females, from uterine
affections. arrangements, or irregularit-
les. or whether these affections proceed
from the dyspepsia, and to treat the case
in accordance with the true conditions.
There is no guess work about it. We
have cured hundreds and thousands OF
Of cases of dyspepsia by "a single course
of medicine; others require more, how
ever, according to the disease with which
II * complicated. DIS. OLDSHUE
No. 1872 Grant Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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MICHAEL-MAss OR GOOSE DAY.-The
Goth of September is the day of st Mi
chael and All Angels among the holy
DAYS and festivals of the Church of
| Rome, and is also remarkable rs connect
ed with the other ancient custom prevail
ing in England, of providing Il goose for
dinner on the day, custom not wanting
for supporters in the United States, who
take their preccdents from their immc-
diate or remote ancestors in the odd
country"
Leaving st. Michael rs II subject I'M
possible to do justice to, We turn TO tn"
harmless, necessary goose, the honorable
descendant of that noble bird that cackled
to save Rome from the GaulS. and fiat
tered Leda into the belief that he was a
swan. This last theory may sound
mythical. but it is un-anSer-able never
tneleSs. ~ iCt"iH ~ '"' S''N''
Churchill writes:
September, when by custom fright di-
Geese are ordained to bleed at .Michael's
shrine"
The Virgin Qnccn, the mighty, red
haired Bess, was enjoying her Michael
mas goose when they brought to her
glad tidings of the destruction of the
Spanish Armada, and in "Blount's Ten
urcs" it is noted in the tenth year of
Edward " (l465) that John de Ia Hay
WAS bound to pay to Barnuby, Lord of
Lastres, in the county Of Hereford,
for parcel of the dcmesne lands,
Zone goose fit for the lords din
ner," on the feast of St Michael,
the Archangel. 1t is reasonable to
presume the practice was then old.
The custom seems to have originated
rs practice among the rural tcnantry
of bringing Il good Stubblc goose at
Michaelmas to their landlord, a. peace
offering, when little short in rent, per-
haps, or more likely as token of good
will. From this, and the presentation of
surplus geese to their friends by the
landlords, it may readily be seen how the
custom became general. In the poems of
Gascoigne, l7I5. occurs this passages
apropos to goose.
And when the tenants come 10 pay their
quarters rent,
They bring some fowl at midsummer, a
dish OF fish at Lent;
At Christmas capOn, al -Hichdeimds a
goose:
And somewhat else AT New Year tide, for
fear their lease fly loose"
All of which should e1alt the goose in
the public estimation, notwithstanding
his proverbial toughness, as going to
prove that he had grandfather.
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tags" or SAMPLES SENT BY Mall
The Postmaster at Philadelphia has re-
ceived from the Department letter con-
tanning an Interpretation of the law re-
lating to the sending of samples of mer-
chsndise at low rates of postage when
said samples are marked by tags. 1t is
held BY the Department that the tags
referred to may be marked with such let
ters or figures in ink or in pencil as will
enable the sender to describe them or re-
fer to them distinctly in letter to be
sent by mail But the prices Of the
goods are not to be marked on the sam
piles, nor anything else that will give adj
ditional information because such addi-
tions subject the whole package to litter
postage.
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THE last two days We're undoubtedly
falling weather.
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FoErY-THEEE.-Last evening quite Il

FogTY-THREE.-Last evening quite Il
pleasant entertainment took place at the
residence of j. st. j. Clsrkson, Esq. This
gentleman had invited few friends to
be present at the celebration Of his 4Sd
birthday, for he can't help being an old
man sny more than we ourselves can help
being old too some day. About ten
o'clock, when aportion ofthe guests were
assembled and had begun to enjoy
themselves very comfortably, strains OF
sweet music hoated on the air, and
it turned out that kr8mers band
was giving the host a serenade'
of course they were all invited in. Ice
water was freely offered and partaken OF,
and the festivities grew more and more
vigorous. Spivins outdid himself, and
what with the hospitality shown by his
good lady and himself, some excellent
music by Professors Roe and Ebeling,
Gaus and Reyman, and others less noted,
all passed off as merry as marriage bell
May Clarkson live just 43 years longer,
and may we each successive birthday
help him TO celebrate.
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REMISISCHSsEs OF ODD FELLOW
sHIP.-At recent public meeting at At
lanta, Ga, during the meeting of the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of the
United States, Past Grand Sire Ellison.
of Massachusetts, gave the subjoined
"reminiscences OF the origin of Odd Fellow
ship in the United States. He said: Il
beg leave to say, as Northern men, We
are glad of having had the opportunity
of crossing Mason and Di1on's line, and
in coming to the South on this occasion,
and of receiving the civilities that have
been heaped upon Us knowing that the
bonds of brotherhood bind us so strongly
to each other. If We of the North have
sectional ideas, by these means they are
t. be obliterated. We are representa-
tives of a great inStitution-an institu-
ton that never can become political
one, or a sectional one, or partisan in its
acts or its object. 1t is composed of men
of every party. Its growth is remark
able. | can call to mind the first meet
ing Of the order in Baltimore, on the 20th
of April, 1919, in tavern, the Seven
Stars. The invitation was simply an in
vitation, in newspaper, to such as might
happen to see il. when Thomas Wildey
and four other friends formed II lodge Of
Odd Fellows. They were all foreigners.
They named their lodge Washington,
No. |. 1t is one of the most flourishing
lodges in the United States. Those
FIVE members commenced work
which was 10 extend lis power
and influence throughout the world.
From single lodge of five
members, now 1t numbers six thousand
lodges and four hundred thousand mem-
bers. 1t e1pends annually Sl,5o0,0OO
for the relief of the sick, for the educa-
tion of the orphans, and for the burial Of
the dead. There have been enthusiasts
that have gone beyond the deluge
to find the origin of this order. Others
have traced its origin from other sources.
1t may be that these may find it difficult /
to obtain solid ground, but its birth in
The manger of the Seven Stars, / reeog :
nize as lis greatest renown.'
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COUNTY CoURT.-This Court met ut
the usual hour yesterday morning, Judge
Cochran on the bench.
The cases Of Isaac Colts rs. j. II. Pen
dleton and A. Richards, assignee rs. j. Z.
Hutchinson, were continued by the de-
PENDANTS.
In the case of Isaac Cox rs. William
Fletcher Beck, the jury were discharged
until this morning.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at 8 o'clock.
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CITIZENS MEETING.

Quite large number of the voters Of
Clay District assembled at the Court
House last evening to nominate members
Of the Board of Education. s
The meeting was organized by calling
Benz. Fisher, Esq, to the chair and Mr.
Neuhausen, Secretary.
The object ofthe meeting was explain
ed by Mr.. Peterson, and upon motion OF
Geo. o. Davenport, Esq., committee OF
five, consisting of Isiah Warren, Louis
Gaus, John Nolan, DR.. james Cummins
and DIR. Hildreth were appointed to name
six persons, from which number three
were to be selected by the meeting as
their candidates for members OF the
Board of Education.
During the absence OF the committee
quite number of gentlemen ventilated
their opinions as to the proper method OF
voting upon the subject of education gen.
orally.
The candidates selected by the Com
mittee were as follows:
Augustus Pollock, DIR. Z. A. Hildreth,
Rev. j. Il. Mcclure e. p. Brown, DIR. }
c. Hupp, and DIR. Geo. Baird.
The Chair having announced other
nominations to be in order, DIR. w. ).
Bates, Jr., Crispin Oglebay, DR.. ). L.
.Jepson. j. II. Hall, DIR. A. S. Todd,
Joseph Tollivar, DR.. NJ. +. Hullihen, DIR.
James Cummins, DR.. w. j. Bates, ST.,
DR.. b. w. Allen, and DR.. Schuchardt
were severally named. DIR. Todd, de-
clined being candidate.
Judge Cochoran and Capt. W. B. Cur
It's were appointed tellers. In order to
have some regularity i'll voting, line
was formed and the name Of each voter
recorded.
As this was a meeting of citizens, ire
spective of party, so it was of color, and
the votes deposited by the colored pop
lation was not few. The vote cast was
as follows, 81 ballots, necessary to a
choice-4D:
Aug. Pollack, ID; DR.. J. c. Hupp, 60;
Rev. J. T. Mcclure, As; DR.. Geo. Baird,
20; c. P. Brown, II; DR.. f. A. Hildreth,
SO; DIR. j. w. Bates, ST., y; Crispin
Oglebay, l3; DR.. S. l.. Jepson, I; DR.. A
S. Todd, 4; John II. Hall, 4; Joseph
Tollivar, 2; DR.. James Cummins, |; Dr.
NJ. F. Hullihen, 2; DR.. b. w. Allen, =.
DR.. J. G. Hupp and Rev. ]. T. Mcclure
having received a majority of the votes,
were duly elected; and upon motion of
w. p. Hubbard, Esq, DR.. Geo. Baird
was made the third nominee of the meet
ing.
After motion to print tine proceed
ings in all the city papers, the meeting
quietly dispersed.
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All of which should e1alt the goose in
the public estimation, notwithstanding
his proverbial toughness, as going to
prove that he had grandfather.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

IT has frequently been maintained that
wetting coal increases the amount of heat
given out in combustion, but careful in
quiry has shown, first, that there Is no
increase in heat; second, that a loss Of
heat always follows additions of water;
third, both the amount of heat and the
temperature Of tho FIRE are considerably
diminished.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

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Card from James MantOn.
WHEELING, September %, 1874.

WHEELING, September ~, 1874.
Editors of the Register.
In reply to Mr.. James Corcoran's
challenge published in this mornings
Rooster, / would state that at the meet
ing of the representatives., on the even
ing of the 26th inst, | allowed him one
week longer than the challenge called
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his old one was unfit to row in. Leaving
it to experienced boatmcn, it only re-
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an " boat. However, l do not wish to
row the race through the columns of your
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on the 10th of October in accordance to
the proposition made to his representa-
tlves on the evening Of the 2Gth inst, let
me hear from him, as l can allow no
longer time on account Of other arrange
ments. Respectfully Yours,
JAMES MANTON.
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MURDER.-A lot Of small boys threw
a dog over the Market street bridge into
the creek, yesterday morning, and sig
nailed the event with Comanche yell
when the unfortunate animal touched
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MORE TILL TAPPING.-Ies terday
about noon, two boys named John Rider
and John Conery entered the cigar store
of Miss Anna Ritz on Market street,
while the proprietress was out, and at
tempted to "go through " the money
drawer. While engaged in their work
Miss Ritz put in an appearance, and
locked them up until an officer WAS sent
for. The young rascals were taken be-
fore Squire Clarkson, who held them i'll
the sum of $50 each for their appearance
to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

FIRE IN MARSHALL COUNTY.-Thc
frame house and blacksmith shop belong
Ing to George Hood, situated in Marshall
county, near the Ohio county line, was
burned down on Sunday night. The fire
is supposed to be the work of an incen-
diary.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY MEETING
The Democratic voters of Union district
are requested to meet at the Atlantic en-
CINE house on next Friday evening, for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
the the various district Offices. \ full
attendance is desired.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

THE nominations made on last Satur-
day night in Union district for the va
rious district Offices, was done by Il
straight out Rcpubl IN meeting, and not
as Il citizens meeting as stated. Demo-
cratic voters should govern themselves
accordingly.
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LIVINGSTONE IS DEAD,

NOR % YEARS MILLION5 ~ 10, M
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\ rwo-HoRsE team BELONGING TO San

y Two-HoRsE team belonging to SAM
ucl Elder, became frightened on 18th
street in East Wheeling Yesterday
morning, and ran as far as the Market
street bridge, when they were checked
by Patrick Mahoney. No damage done.
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III L l. ID A.

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ALL sorts and kinds of bets are being
made on the coming election.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

IL another column J. st. J. Clarkson
announces himself rs candidate for the
Office of Justice of Clay District
"Spivin>' will he elected, without doubt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-09-29

CASE CONFERENCE.-The case of Peter
and William Heiser who are charged
with assaulting Christian Hare, the
Waterman at Frank Walters vineyard,
was up before Squire Gillespie, yesterday,
but owing to the absence of material wit
nesseS. the examination of the accused
was continued until this morning ut
& o'clock
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