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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-03-27
SATURDAY, MARCH q, 1875.
The President is besieged BY an army
of ex-Congressmen who are begging that
he furnish them places.

Up. CAMPBELL has commenced the
publication of q new paper At Usage
City called the F5ee Pres. The paper
is gotten up in good style and we'll
printed. We wish it success.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-03-27

The New York World says: "Mr.
King Of Minnesota, exhibits An extent
and toughness of cheek which would bet
ter become an African rhinOceros.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-03-27

New Hampshire Democrats know
when they are whipped, and whatever
their friends in other states may assert,
they own to bad beat. Some of them
90 further, and admit that they will
never be able to do even 30 we'll again.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

Cine Iu tiae @efpeniterec g
I d d. te miro aus 9olo<Me;0.Saiar
belp beri6tet. Gin lunaer Mann bate
nit einem @efdbrten 9cUtttet, bcB er UNI
II llbr Na6t5 auf Ben SrieObof9eb unb
aus Dem Oortigen SeinbauS einen Sdaocl
no@ 9auie brin9e. 3eba Sinner @eiu
betru9 Die @ette. llnier 9clO mahte iid
ouf Den &c9, Ser NnStre elite linn aber
uoraus uno ueritedte iiW I'M geiubauie.
Bulb lan9te AUDI iein 8efabrte an unO
NIT tubner Sanb griff cr nab einem S9ds
Oel. ugeriibre nidt! mein Saupt !" ct,
t0nte ploBli9 cine bobIe Gimme aus
einem 8inteI. Ser iunge Mann ftl
ni6t ubnmd3ti9 suiammen uno lief aud
Mat oauon; CT ieste bcn SbaoeI rubig
auf sic .Groe un0 uabn einen nnbcren
sur 9ano. limo wiebcr flun9 es NIT
BOILER Gimme: ySerilbre nidt mein
Saupt !" u9lber entIdulOi9e bod, liebtr
8eiit," rief Der iunge :fann, ySu fannlt
co6.nidt Suei S0pfe bo5en !" Gr foridte
Der geiiteritimme mad unO-batte Die
3ebn elmer SSein g%eluounsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

- Scrbinano, Ger friibere 8aiier bon
Sciterrei6, mar betanntli6 fem grrbss
9cnie. Ginit le9te ibm ser Sinonsminis
tier Subsd in 9egeniuart beS Staat5>
rotbs elm febr idwieri9es finansieues
Yroblem Dor, uber ueldeS ii9 bie Mini.
tier ni9t batten eini9en f0nncn. Der
Safer nobm oa5 Nttenbeft in Die 9ano,
0ffnete IS uno bIidtc Idn9ere 3sit nit
ietner betannten Stumpfiinni9fsit bin'
Elm. Yl0kIid in9 er all, baS 9eft otter
susui6Io9en, es banH Ian9iom wieoer 81
ofnen, ldngcrc 3tit nit geipannter Nufs
mcrtiamfeit barauf gu feben uno Damn
bnlleIbe Wan0oer bon born witocr ansu'
%fangen. Die Wtiniitcr ~perbarrtsn in abt=
un9speucm StiQibweigen, bis Der Safer
Oa5 9eft pIogIi6 nit oler Strait sui3Ius
uno t~riumpbirtno ausrief: IS bab's ! 9
bab's !"
"9ab.n es Sure Maleitat ?" frastc
8ubcd critauut, oa .r teine iol6e Ga
pacitdt ben Dem taiicrIiden &oIpeI gar
nidt eruarten %tonnte.
rSa l6auen's," erwi.berte ser Safer,
bas 9eft 0ffreno uno ibin binba!teub, ole
Oerbommte SIie9'n! SedSmal is mfrs
ous9'rutidt, ober iest hab' is bod enO'
lid b'erUiidt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

SSie man Sen Mnidauungs Inter
ridt in llngaln treibt, seigt folgsnbe Mfit'
tbeituu9: Ser &apuoQDsr Sduaebrer
6rans Sp0r9p bate bon ser 8euneinre
einen elmer @eiu %uerlar9t, neil er nur
auf oieie @eiie tilt ben erbaItenen DIE
ter MuitermaBen Der S6uIiugenO bas
Serbdltnib Der neuen 81 Sen alien 9obIs
mabcn oeronf6auliden unO begreiFid
MAIDEN Tonne. Oils ieia GerIangen Err
fuQt morScn. innB un0 NAB e. 10 Ianac
Dor, bis 9ebrer iowobl ais SdiiIer iid
einen Gaui3 ongetrunfen batten unO Die
auBec 6ano unO SanO geratbenen Sum
gen iiber oen 8eiOTsnen, auf elmer Sont
liegenOen Maaiiter berieIen unO linn cine
5radt Yrii9sI %aufnaBen. Die Sade 1T
Bel benz SornoIpacr StubIrtdter in lin.
terinhung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

Sin um8oruii9 crWt Il q NAT
Der 3um critcn Wale ieiu ciafa6cs Mta.
9paren'G oItel perIieb, I'm, in Scr g8icner
9ofbur9 Su eri6cinen, 9laubte bcm
iibIi&en 9anofub nod cine bcIonbcre
9uIbi9un8 beifl9en Su miiIen. Gr
itrci@eIte Scr iun9en &oiierin sic Sanb
init Sen @orten :
"Saiierih, oucr9naoi9tcs, bub'n Sell
Gin icbr 3artes."
~Sn," iagte sic &aiierin, "ipcnn Ser
9crr 8raf ilnmer IuaIG;eoerne 9anof6ub
tra9cr, fann CT ou9 eiu, feline Sunb be.
fomm H."
~GseuiOte, Moiefos," (cntl6uIbiaen
@fnieitdt) antluort,te ser Moenat, ,trug
@oien biridIeHerne iebt fdon Sabre
smonsia, abcr - Scine wic 3cibciIcn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01
Sanf< II, SnranOz0 ri6dft
knanth. NachOd & kuehne,

hIdntus NdCnOu ~ hutDnes
l l 3 9 q . Map, q tenn 9ort I.
0Sc hicf
IN beltettetn Sudntitdtcn nne III eer tiaialieu
Sh9sa-&curlen auf biz mciiteu Vldsc i'll Hcutid-
Lamb, Selte'rritb, Der S6weii. 6ranfrcih. Sci.
lamb, SeIain, Shwretn, Horrrlrn, Tdutmart,
Ruelane, uHgarn &c.
NuS;ablunQeu
eur6 bic Vritlntcr. irpir per ScIcarapb in aLltR
plasen Ientf6lanes, Ter e tpri, S,lrtitbs &c.
Irei trs Saus. Ginfafiruna pcn GrtIdaften Nuc
6oresrungen ieeer Art in alien SbCilen 9urrpa'e.
Grcbitbriefe
tur Reiisnts sur Sen"funs in alien StSbttn
Gurrpa's.
General N9entur Der s6Ier Clinic,
CAMPER sritsr Slate ,piiarn Ren gerf unb
5drabure.
"A DVERT1SING: CHEAP. Good : ISystenan
persons who contempla tie making
contracts with newspapers for the insertion Of
ADVERTISEMENTS, should send 25 Cents to Geo.
/. Rowell Il Co., Al Park Row, New York,
for their P&MPHLET-BGOK [ninety-seventh
%edItlonl, containing lists of over 1000 newspa-
pers and estimates, showing the cost. 6dver-
t1sements taken for leading papers in many
States at a tremendous reduction from publ
hers rates. Get the hook,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

Per betannte Somiter Bed.
mann mar elm IeiOenidoftIi6.r Conn.
taGSld0er, bate ober auf Dem Sa9oreuier
Weni9er Slid ais auf Scr 8ubne. Gin.
nal na4 beenSistem Sasobersniiaen uurbe
Gin Sa9bidntaus a~b9sbaIten, bel peIdenn
Der Subnenoidter Sapler in @ien ouf
Eefmann foIgenoe @rabre6e improp:,
firte:
8an6rcr, siebe Seine Miibe,
2Ier litgt elm Somifer un0 S6iibe
Sn olsiem ~faIten, feu6ten god;
Die Wibe, DIE er ioste,
Die 9oien, bic or ingte,
Sle lebcn allie nod.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

- Gi6ter uMfon belduIoi.2t Sic, Sen
SutIder 8ObfOpf auf OHener Strabe nit
Scr Yeitide 10 LANCE mibbanOeIt gu bas
ben, bis er obnmSdti9 purOe. @n8 bas
ben Sic gu Sbrer &ertbeiOigun9 gu ia
gen"
SIn9etIa9ter ,oSa, i bitt', sr Eat mid
9'id'mpft."
Ti6ter o0u ~fonntsn Sic ia Bic Sn-
tcrOention Der @OIiSei pcranIaNen."
@n9efIaater n9a wiIen g, 9err
8i6ter, i-bob' 'ein 9Iufieben MAIDEN
mcU'n."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

-3n cinem 2an6ri9ter fam
en Sauer uno in9te n9err 2an6ridter,
eS 1T nun Belt, OaB i'd meine8aie beerbe,
ga mir aacS bon ibr Notwithstanding
ter vSobolb Sbr mir eincn 3ootcnideiu
bon Guerem Yforrer bringt, ga iuia id,
Die Sode bolo 10 oroncn, oob SIR Die
GrbI6aft antreten f0nnt."
Der Bauer ging fort un6 fam nod Elm
Ynar So9en wicOer bor'S Geri6t uno
ia9te: 9srr 9aroribter, infer Scrr
Yfnrrer 1T elm 0ur ionbsrbarer Serr, er
9'bt mir teinen 8obteni6ein. ~ anb.
ridter r@arum bonn ni9t ?"- Sa, CT
ingt, ipeiI meine SaIe nod Iebt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

@rofenor: nSeben Sic, 9srr 0iret.
tor, bier babe i'd cine 8edenmuidine er.
f%unOen, nit ueI6er Der 6iimmite GieI ouf
Der @eIt ao0iren, iubtrabiren, multiple
siren unO bipiOiren fam. &oqen Sic Is
uun sinmaI berluden, 9err GoIe9a ?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

Cine Wi6ourierin iudte mi einc
Steae als Suhrmdnnin bel elmer Stra
Be%n-GiIsnbobn nod. oils lie II gefrast
murbe, Oh fe benn ou6 nit MouItbieren
umaeben f0nne, entge9nete iie entrTitet {:
ygtatirIid fam i'd ! 6snn i'd hote Idcn
siuei Mdnner 9e9abt !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01
Scr 9a6sfof 0 ne Cube.

Scr 9a6sf OF 0 b ne Gnoe.
Sberf: @er lit Or?
SOloat: 9Ottfrieo 2eibetrum, 6srr
Sberit ! 9emeiner bel ser 4. Gompaonie.
Sberit: Gut, mas fshlt?
Soloot: q 9'idwult am Sols, 9srr
Oberit ! uuo 10 q 9i6t in 6e-
Sberit: S9On gut Nber gum Sutut,
mas lie9t er benn 10 frumm ba? Muf.
rs@t ! 9onnerpetter d! Nu6 i'm 8ett muB
Der SOlbot feline miIitdriiae 9aItuns
bewabren ! Wfert' ct ids?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

-SaroneNe:'nS g. babe GUAR nod
mic nit einem 8iir8erIi6en %oetanst, aber
bel Sbneu min i'd cine S~tusnobme ma.
den !"
@err: Sap Gle icitbtr nidt nit
einem Slr9erIiden 9etanat BADEN, fnoe
- iebr be9reiFid, benn iooieI i6 ipeib.
,'crSen Die Samen bon SEN 9erren
en9o9irt !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

-3weifeI. Gin fdIi9ter 8ur9er
bait einen rffencn Brief in Der Sano uro
fpridt bon SerIeaenbeit: ySa i6reibt
mir mein 9GoerI, Der Cali, / ioa ibm q
Sei9'n fafa, idrsibt mer ober net, mas
fir oane. limo i bob Oennct i@on otter
abort, Dap on cribte unS a s,poutu
@>ioIin gibt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

Safer ouf Der Strobe i'm 9onbmers
fcrfleibe): Su 8oi, Glib ouf's SIeiO Nbt
uno tomun' bol0 j 9uuS.
5obter (im Aussanspus, berlc9tn)'
&t6er iein'5 rubia, font fonnten Die 9eut
olaubcn, baB i9 SIRE So6tsr bin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01
9umDrifi DIES.

-Sn ciucr3eituna it0no foIgcnne5 Sn:
ferat: Sur eiuen dlteren 9errn miro cine
~9nusbdlterin 9eludt lie fam, rpenn lie
gu: nni6ldgt, fir INNER ba5leiben, ODER,
pcnn cs ibr bsIisbt, nod ldn9er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

6 tommgaf sum Suneen (auf
sic Sole idIaaenO): Oo fomm' Der,
8nirps, unO idnupf' einmul, Sas pukt
Den 8Opf aus un6 ma6t ci ell belcn Ser
itan6.
Sun9c Gdnupft Ion9iam nit Sens
iNrmien Son .bem idnupfen iie aud
nod ni9t lang !!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

StiirieI GU ieinem @adbor, Ger
elm Sboppen9Ias Ieert). vSauienO iatli.
SaS 1T q idonsr Bug BON Sbna."
&ur,cI: Sa, Dos lit adj Ia S6neu;ua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

,hniu;, StnlerS il peu GdEltcr!', [ufcn,
@rufb;f:emmsn9, &dppiEbtl, ~ionrts Antitoeeu
aus TEN Nta9eIl. iibiel Ct'dniudt in &tIHpc,
SaGeranfdlc, 0cr5llopfca, %En9encntSiinhura,
Sdmer5 il DER Etter>ugegtuo mo bunbtrt
atbcrei dJutri6afte Spmptore bobeu in rcr
GpSpepIit ilrCi: llIipruua. Cine Tlaidle uca
mjHo iid ais cine before 8arautie itiuer Scr.
5;8c %erlpctic1, benl clHt Ianglpligc ~9tuSci9e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

SScGirt ten &6rptr (crca Grand1rit
Surdj Nciu;r trg olcr ieiller Cafe burGl < iEt4
gar Stttcrs. &eire Cp.Se;ii, i1:;I e.I 10
ctr:iftctc3 Critcr; c. rrci'c".
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-04-01

fdpcurngeu, @cif]lriire, 5tothlnui, aeldnuolsncr
SalS, SrOpf, ifropbul6ie Gntsiiurnugcn, tr6ge
Gnt3iiuOnn9er, gfercuria0ciotr, cite 48unbci,
SautauSibld9e, muube &ugtu II. /. II. II. +. u.
Sn bicicn mie III oaeu ouptrn cou1titaticnclcu
Grautheitcn bat So a1fer'SStnegar Sit.
terS ieine groBen 9eilirditeiu ben Dartuddigtca
nrb oabercr 95Cbanoluu9 iaiecritebclncn S5ucu
9ejeigt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-24

The aEgentiierous Senator from Ne
yada, Jones, recently returned to his res.
ldencs In San Francisco, and the Chronicle
Of that ilk lIAstened to extract from him
such information Of current interest a. he
might lie saturated with. Among the
results Of this process wa the following
modicum Of sound staLesmanship;
Reporter-Do you intend returning to
the East this summer?
Senator Jones-NO, Iir; | shall re.
main here until next fall. There never
was such state Of depression in the East
a. now. Business Is at standstill. Near
ly all the railroads 10 the East are in n
Hretched financial condition. Imitation
has collapsed and protection has ceased
70 protect. Pennsylvania IL so well pro-
tecled that every workman has got Il gun
on hls back and torch In his hand; and
the manufacturer Of the East are 70 we'll
protected that their Spindles lie idle and
their Workmen are out Of employ. lnAa-
ton has raised the price Of everything
which the farmer uses In producing,
while the value Of his products Is not
raised.
Reporter-IIow do you account Tor the
rise 10 gold ol177 Do you know any.
thing Of the history Of the sudden ud.
Yanee2
"Senator Jones. There are many rea.
sons. In the first place the gold balances
IL New York have got very low. Some
Of The reasons are occult and hidden and
are scarcely recognized by the public At
large a. reasons. A movement has been
made by some Of the states looking to a
resumption Of specie payments BY the
states themselves In New York and
Massachusetts has been proposed to in.
slilule gold contracts, similar TO our
specific contracts This would give a
new use 10 gold, and this has doubtless
operated slightly in causing the rise.
Then they have demoheti1ed silver In
Germany and Japan, and offered prem.
ium on gold In Germany. France il
boarding her gold In anticipation Of a
European war, and every other country
IN Europe Ii putting itself In a. strong a
financial condition a. possible. A great
many bonds have been sent home for re.
dempsion, and this has drained ia OF
Roldb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-24
THURSDAY, JuNE e. 1873.

THE e1tsrI 70 which smuggling bAs
been carried 90 bstEsen The Cnilsdstalss
AID caaads IA Estimated By experts Al
$1,000, 900 = year. Il is not only carried
% By small stElnErs between Toronto
lnd Lewiston By way Of Lake Ontario, bat
By the can, which, notwithstanding that
tie doom are o6cially sealed are made 70
eoliain and pas gOOds By permitting the
doors % b opened without breaking the
safeguards. An extensive business has
been dons in the Illicit importationJ Of
ribbons beeretsd in HIteh-casei, compress
Cd b. > machine - TIA; each Gaze
would bod, On AZ average, rib
boa worth sixty dollars. Transactions on
n imneuBs Leale have been made in
silks, SatinS, laeeI, jsEelry and diamonds,
which, under consular ProiectiOn. have,
n HUNDREDS Of instance, constituted the
chief contents Of the consular bag. Il is
stated, on The authority Of an American
ex-oOnSul, that nsmbsrI Of Congress and
other 0Aeiil dignitariss have lTailed
themselves Of this very peculiar process
70 receive some valuable imported Pres-
snts and Senator Roscoe Conkling is re-
ierred 70 a having accepted a costly
bunch Of 6ne cambria hIndkeTehisiE,
which came through the unSu'Peeled con
sulaE bag.
The smuggling BY the European steam
srI has been carried on with : very high
hand, and 70 such an extent ~ actually
70 depreas the business In many Of the
ss.SbliIhmsnb 10 New York. The pro-
eess, according 70 the authority Of those
Who are assumed TO know, l. very simple,
and the CORRUPTION appeSrs to have run
through nearly all grades Of custom
home officials. Tie inspectOu, whose
duiy Il Il 70 go on the ocean IIslmerp,
seem 70 enjoy the preroyutiVs Of 4 partic.
uliTly soft SHSP. Goods worth 81, 900,
properly packed, will cot about S or
$40 70 squeeze through safely. II
the passenger hN several trunks, =
s. OF SO bill judieiOusly placed on
each will have the desired effect on the
officer, Who will cover the notes with his
hand AID declare them "all right" II
The venture Il a large one, on the whole.
sale plan, including trunks enough to set
mp a small store on Fifth avenue, II il
deemed advisable to have a tug waiting
out In the NaTroWs or at Sandy Hook, to
Whichihe Illicit speculation can he mod
eatly Transferred Through all grades Of
society which might be presumed to profit
by smuggling, the contagiOn has spread,
until Il Il asserted 10 New York that few
oithe slipper Ten" are exempt, while the
same charge ia made to apply to some Of
The largest dry goods establishment. in
the metropolis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-24
A "Busted Community

From The san PnhelscS Chronicle.
This phrase may very properly s1'
press the condition Of Affairs in Carson
and Virginia City. A correspondent
from the latter place, says; This is 4
city Of elongated Visages--a city Of sack
cloth and ashes. Everybody here dabble'
in stocks, and, therefore, everybody Il
plum busted Hinc lille lachrymr."
A resident Of Carson City was on Cali
fornia street yesterday, and made every
body laugh by telling them how the Ne
vada Legislature were skinned in stocks.
He said "You know Sharon said, after
election, that he wouldn't pay any mem.
Der q cent for his vote, and ] really don't
believe he did; but be carried stock for
the boys-cartied about Il hundred
Ophir, you knOW--eh7 Well, atthat time
Ophir wM selling at $50 a share. This
was about January 4, you know, and
Sharon was elected on the llth, BY this
time Opllir was up to about $3.50, and the
boys all had profit Of $50 a share, and
SOine Of SharonS political engineers paid
each man the difference, and advised all
Of them to buy Ophir, as 1t was going to
500 sure. Well, pif, they just pitched
In and bought and borrowed and bought
more. Some Of them had their wives in
San Francisco seeing the sights, and they
telegraphed TO the old women 10 draw II
mild on silks and jewelry, and get Ophlr.
Well, they have all got Ophir enough
now, / reckon. Why, II you was TO take
all the Sharon members Of that Legis-
latuTe and run EN- through tenstamp
mill, don't believe you'd get enough
bullion to pay for crushing. They went
in on margins, you know-buyer thirty,
Ell? Wall, when / left they were all
skirmishiDg around for boarding houses,
buyer thirty"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-24

nav nos beoons - kns : wool growing
reEiou = or oHn PInhandle or our
nsiEhbor, Wakhingion COUNTY, Pa. IheEe
sseas 70 b \ considerable lnount Of
business dane here, although for ths iiIs
oitbs place / shoald ssy It had = surplus
Of stores; Etill they al sem 70 Be doing
= fair trade. ! bear no complaint oihlrd
tines such a e0ne up from other and
Edjaceat counties. To one Who i lccus-
toned 70 read the daily psPers dHnpfron
The pres, the grea, drawback Of this Sc
iion L IL distance IRON The railroad, and
70 UIii almost tUo days for = paper Is
rather annoying. % this account very
few daily payers are taken here, while
the Teeklies hATs quite 3 i1rgs cire1!a-
ton. The ISTHuGEcEE i taken By
many, and il considered By iiE the best
paper IN Tie STATE.
CPshur county ia strongly RkPubliean,
although party Lines are not dEaIn n
closely a IN some other PIrtl Of The STATE
The present representative Of the county
Is 3 Democrat
The crops here are n least ten days BE-
hind thee Of Wheeling's vicinity,
partly owing 70 ihssIsTatiOH Oiths eouD.
iry, bat chiefly, this heasOn, 70 want Of
rain, pons Of any Consequence having
fallen since March, until last Bsek. TEo
OF thres 6ne r1inl have brought iorHHrd
al Vegetation Vith great rapidity.
Our Institute sessions are incTeISing IN
interest every day, and are attended By
. II L.
teachers are noH enrolled. ThGss in At
tendance, ~ elias, are veil posted. We
fear, however, that ihose teLchert Who
most need such instruction are not in At
tendance.
Thsnseling Ofths Upshur COuntyTeach'
erE Association WAI held last Saturday
and EGs = complete SUCCESS y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-24

IMPROVEMENT IN ASEsrHnIcs-Dr.
Richardson describes, in the London Ian.
eel, two interesting surgical cases, involv.
Ing the successful employment Of an anrs.
lhetic which prevents pain without
destroying consciousness, thus supplying
a most important tleaidetatum In medical
practice. The cases in question we're two
operations performed by Dr., X. for the
removal Of generous tumofs oiihe breast,
both patients being ladies. A spray oil
common ether was directed upon The lum-
or until II Waa thoroughly chilled. A
lighter fluid, a compound oielheF with by
dfide Of amyI, specific gravity O.72O
degrees, was then applied until the whole
Of the breast was frozen like a SnoW.ball.
Instead Of scalpel, the incislohs and re.
moval we're effected by means Of small,
strong, sharp and curved scissofs-the use
Of this latter instrument being considered
essential 10 the proper management Of the
case. DR.. Richardson aIates that The 6p-
CITATIONS were successful and the healing
speedy, without discharge OF trouble Of
any kind "
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-24
Our nOundSVIIIe Correspondent
on his Travels.

bUChHANhUNt JUNE q 1919.
BlliOrt Of The ihtsliiEenor.
In writing Of the town Of Buckhannon
and the surrounding cOunlfy lbut record
the Impressions made upon a strangers
mind, which II mistaken will al least le
pardonable. The more zee Of the town
and IL hoApilable inhabitants the better
like 10th II and them. There il here
none Of that efiete aFiIlocfaGy which Ia
ehafaetefiilic Of 30 many Of the old
towns Of the State, which still fingers 10
remind ua Of an almost extinct order Of
civilization. The characteristics which
every where make the true gentleman
and lady seem to abound here. Since my
arrival I have ayailed myself Of a leisure
hour 10 scale one Of the l0iiiest eninen.
ces overlooking the LoWh,'frOm whence |
had most delightful view Of the beau.
lni little town nestled In the green val.
ley beneath, while In the distance, twenty
miles 10 the eastward, Rich mountain
towers alOit In solemn grandeur. The
vast eGpanse Of woodland broken here
and there with we'll titled farms spreading
out 10 the far of horizon all 20 To make
up a scene Of marvellous beauty which
Will long haunt the eyes Of the beholdef.
muSl correct an error In my former
letter, IN which said We we're about one
thousand feel above the city Of Wheeling.
I should have said above the sea,
The land in this section IL generally Of
a very good quality, and iof some dis.
lance around Buckhanhon il we'll adapt.
ed 10 farming, but the upland Il better
adapted To grating. The best lands In
the Immediate vicinity Of the town are
worth about one hundred dollars an
acre; further away they are worth from
twenty-five 10 City dollars an acre, while
Wild lands can be had al from three to
four dollars per acre.
Thirty miles south Of here IL the Ger.
man settlement, occupying considefa.
bic tract oil county, on which two towns
are already laid out, and the enterprise
embodied In this settlement will do much
toward developing the county.
Coal Of 4 good quality and in great
abundance IL found In lhis region, and
the wonder Il that there has not been
made long since railway connection
which would have opened up and devel.
oped the hidden resources which are
bound 10 make this q great country.
Many Of the citizens 81 Bnckhannon and
Vicinity own large farms partly cleared
and partly timbefed and we'll stocked
with sheep. l zee 20 reason why this