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FIRES.
L1rgc Number of Conflagrntions
Reported for Sunday.
Burning Of a Newly-Finished Church
Edi0oe at Trenton, Mo
Marrow Escape Of tho French Catholic
Church In Chicago.


IN CHICAGO.
The alarm from Box n al G:49 last evening
WAS faIao. Tho rolico arc atlcr man named
Tosoph Ivos, who 10 accused OF pulIiug tho boz
Tor mischief.
Tho alarm from Dox SIS ut G:a0 o'clock wan
cautcd BY fire III 4 uool.hhod In the rsar Of
No. 2s7 Wost Twelfth hIreot, owned end ocou-
pied by Herman, Il Stokor. Damage nominal.
Tile htnrni Of fro from Box 1874 II 0:15 last
ev0u,ng was cansed b. a fro In s. Atuir's Rreen-
houso VI No. 5i2 Soutf, lark hvoDue. Loss on
plants, AdUU nc insurance. Cause. III oyar-
heated file.
Tho alarm Of fire from Do1 67a at 5:10 O'Clock
yesterday 1notnl"R VIVA canheu BY fire 10 Al
uhoccnplcd ono'storJ franc house. No. A79
North PamIina street, owned By 4. kotoher. Who
rcsld'e on Fox place ncar Noble htrcot. Dam~
agH, ESQ; insurance unknown. CRuee sparks
f.ons sheet-lron atoTo used for drying tho
platter.
Tho alarm from Box Il. ut CAT O'Clock lant
evuning wsa caused BY tho explosion Of kero-
Bci,o lamp in tho rear Of No. Ito Indiana ave-
na,o. owned BY Patrick 1Iolternan, and occupied
nE reBldonce By Mary Groutstlcld.
.rho alarm from Do1 3y1 at 10 o'clock ycster-
daF morning WAS caused by fse breaking out
in thu tWo-atory framo houao No. ISL Canaport
av snue, ownod BY Patrick Carroll aud occupied
~ drug .storo by 4. hnsu. Damage to building,
$50; TO atock, 3i0I. Tho fire originated from
30 40 iuilammhbo materials that were heating
OIL ssoye IN ths rear.
The alarm from Box 3i5 ut 1915 o'clock yes-
tel 1ay Afternoon was cauaetf by fro btoakiug out
#, lm dofec.iyo fiuo In tho frencn Catholic
Ct usch OH tho cornor Of Wost Congress md Hal
Htt,a ssroots. Tho congregation woEo Just dis
pc lslus III tho uanea broke out, anu for = tmo
til era wero probabilities of great crush, but tho
wr .rnng Ut tslo pgIost. Father Cote, Prevented
IN ) disturbance. Al 1t was, eevcral children and
n, Isnon wero injured by falls and by being tram
p1 I'd upon, 1nt fortunately escaped With but 4
fe slight brniscs. Tho flames rapidly spread 10
thu roof and the destruction Of tho church
&c bmsh inu'inout but tho prompt hrrtYa! OF tho
II 70 Department. ht,tl thcir abo work. soou bad
Il. flames under CONTROL Tie damage amounts
to about EGno, which Is covered by policy for
S:.u,U00 In the Royal Canadian.
, 1875-12-20

Hsst, E4sis L Co.'S Grand, Square. ard UPRIGHT,
mud Hnd.ha American Organs, can be found only 1t
". Y. ,Nimbsl.s, corner stats and AdAms stsssts.
GhicalQ.
, 1875-12-20

Special ntpateh 10 Ths Chtcaao 7rtoun<.
OMAuA. Dec. ia fro this morning on an
alley between Douglas and Dodge nt.oets, near
Tenth, destroyed large franc building filled
With bEoom-ooIn. 1t was undoubtedly tic work
Of IN inooudsAry. Loss sud tnsuuanou uu.
known.
, 1875-12-20

NoRwAY, Me-. Deo. 13.--Durlug servlces to-
day = fro broke out tn tns CongtagAtionAliht
Church. which was entirely consumed. Loss
3l20O0.
, 1875-12-20

Special Dispatch ta The Chiraao ir,buns.
DurfALo, n. T.. Der. 19.-About 2 o'clock this
m nrniog fire broto out in tho compoaug-raom
of tue Buffalo Express, md. teforo 1t was got
ul,der by tho Tire Department, destroyed tho
t. po.cases, forms, aud Ill in tho ROOM.
T 40 floor aud ceiling vcro completo-
~ cleaned. A nov roof Nill 10
required. The CAUSE OF tho ise is unknown.
Tao Erp'ess ,ssued no Sunday edition. and tho
composing room wns lock ed Saturday night Mt q
o'elocli aud tho fros o1tlngu,shod. Tho first,
sccoud, ahd third foors wals oouupod by tho
olico mud Job department Ut tho Express.
Tnese voro drenchcd With water. The damnre
In estimated nj :lD, 200 for tue Erpre.x Trinting
Company and 5000 to tim building. all covered
by Insurance. The Express Company havo
ing eomnanies: unfon. 81 Buffalo: m n Hartford, l
Of springfield; Atlantic, Of Now York; Cor
man. OF Sswsrk. MI; phnnix, Of Hartford !;
Farmers. Of York. Pa. Franklln, Of Fennsyl-
yauia; aIeohanice' and T1aIesa'. Of New York ;
Northwestern National, Of Milwaukso.
, 1875-12-20

noaroK. Dec. 19.--The residence at the lion.
E. D. WnaloH, at Aubur1'daie. burned lust
night. Loss on building, $4,000 furniture.
lAinsinRs. and Library. s.d.0J1; total insurance,
Wi, 600.
, 1875-12-20

will stop usli4 eosMskca. and clear her complexion
With D.ileyt MaxcAl Pain Extractor. fsw npplica-
lions will uake thu akin pure un while. Is cents u
, 1875-12-20

ons OF those fsp ou Wopr lianos or Eassy otgsas.
Gan only be found ~. slufy Jumps. Ill Htats areot
, 1875-12-20

knuNn flletr FAneA and, e1cnpt II. cases OF Sefy
supplied
1'hs roicY nf tho Directors Of tho Public H.
trary of Chicago haa been no different frana that
have ondea'orsd 70 rr9i|t BY; excett thn; they
nHss u. 10. 81 % pie, 'Ae oenaoo 'os popaa& oo'As
1ha I .,oinv - -. po.,o, r,,1,o 1,h-..r sor
~ ,s 49,, .ho',o IL; ,,n,' - ~
IVY, i,,o-,." @ ot.s'an,n,. Nv IT, tn
Mr.t ~ ~, - o4a
Esa.t Era,. "u W ~ y r;n, "o my
at.",..ar .,,' -. 1aHh ,, ' u - ~
n'taon, ;a, =. aaa l.1m .ne 1oe,nnlna "ofHs o. 's'
plea larger eFnce lelat1selY thah IN onsn ln
~. isss IL E'f,,.,n ~ nrnn",,,, =" ~ ~. n"s.;
dc,t au,na nm III" rsu,it nf ..a ,nan.vcucn..
lie says:
Thu main object Of oar library Is to snrrty tbo pull.
!c a. iafSe 81 eysry 9rsae, VIII .eh ~ ri a ~ ue or
victims Looks a,e oseu!cG ihs uruvr,,nn.s Ii vol
carried cut books thse aro hshed for, II rot n'nbjes-
tninsI mi u IL tc .non y, w. ,y .rcJar cos
e.cceis tho #nrty. additional 'lIea sto got. and M
ai bilr, III netd be en'ed 1n t!s ns rmn. we a. nc
cod, mrs with tic c"nTtciiun tlat novel calling Or
my kind Of reading, Of however Trivial character, !:
bonEs s4em ~ ~ tnc ,atcst M o,lur, exest upo
tho,e vino ran appreciate M higher Lind Of lt!.
a..snIs scr In csa;'n @ 'nse!ee: .f. oT wnn 'ens
nnsl mi +" faTaocn that With regard Ia iarss par:
of tho fte1nensrs q tue 1sht.fy ss HseFA.l'e is
ars,s , vn"tncr fry ,bai rat hnss Of su.n
fc,ion. or not reas at all, ioar Committee IN con.
sl.ration II these saets has concluded not to atpFs
sae ne eneoara2ene t,s o. mosei,reanH; ~ n9' a., u,
Il sfn'n s 1 ns IT, ,st, ono, ~ ~
ts;s 'l"'''' - '"' f"''- "' '''s' ''' 4'SfN' "
Tha ;h-,rr lima o,-o,av b.c,n,a co.n,ono,,,,r
l., H., cit.a"to s md ,,,a ;,osr,s rcaccd cn,,d;'
~, I ~ "Yc,tn H. nri'1o md anst tha rotri,n,
srnnnrt of Mi cIastcs ~ I'm nsot,Ir. Tho III.
pon,nr. ,.o1"n,sn niI t-nnI,ve r,,t,c,a M, 49,.
ncr;aIv drsrn ~ r,co,vo anrcast,nn. I,n,n nv
,,co A. to I,oots xap,od, es '''''A" '
'oA'so - ~ '''Ao "An'e''i n,x,r, 7, srourv
A"'N" - ot'o"f
Anrn-nor LITTER PROM "nn1cx" ro,1rnoy.
r, ~. s,,o, ~ ~. t,hi.o,o 1,,,,,,,..
~ n'z,.. ~. ' ~ y 1,,,,n.s" -" ,,..'a ~ a, r,
ofF'es " ioNs"'s DEAosnAf' so. oA E@sF
MADISON STREET (olipostso Mc'icteF's Theatfe),
CHcAao, Dec. 19.-In your issne Of to-day l
nottrn an nrtr]o or "ne,ysnaoe,s" To lin oirect
,l.t ~, ,,,,,i,rx =, w. s.,r+ n.n,oo~,..
suas Wy soi"'g W. a1l'.aso ~ o'a'. Denoe'.so
ne"hl,apef ~ l'ke'5 10 eEhparia.s tno plospocks
of cheap morning paper IN This city, VIII yon
permit a fow words iu reply. iy brother edtor
mt NJ vour fo1d but a ,naidnnt ri Ch;rnoo2
, 1875-12-20

Probable N1urdcr-Crhnnn ne-A II umAsm
Observation-Disclosures state q &7rnhRa-
Decision In tho I,nmar-znhuru1sce.
, 1875-12-20
ROCKFORD.

Tint 13O. .O0O suit Coiarromisest-semo
Startling Developments tn the
'tEtncH 81 E:nrly Scandal Expectcti-
a flnticHt f.nsFycr-llcAfh OF TWO
Literary t4nttlcS.-Sctcnrc In fhc 3nnc-
fNnrv-'Thn SDxv A:0urk, II tttluG.. s1cr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20
(utIO The Bone.

DIR. Jones wife was awakened 10y a
noise IN her room the other night, and
when she sat up in bed she saw the Doc
tor standing over the arm chair in the
room He had towel tied around on"
or the legs OF the chair and with hand
saw he was cutting it in hall. rs,Joars
exclaimed
nUenrv what in the name OF common
sense are YOU doing?
"H-s-s-b, replied the doctor "y,ot. Il
wake the patient. You hold the c'"r.
f,r,n to his nose while / take hi. Lee "N.
Tam about half way through the bone
now" l 49,,
shook him. and pinched nm until NJ
woke. Then he exclaimed:
"How's the patient; .,3
Mrs. Jones merely said "Come to pea
You IDIOT, and stop hacking up the f0Fn'-
turc"
Gracious, Maria" said the doctor as
he collected his scattered senceS "do you
know l thought l was in the hospital
>aw'ngo Nalog that had compound trac-
ture! There's fifty dollar fee gone.
And Jones went to bed feeling as II he
was an injured man at having lost that
money.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20
4 Novel Lawsuit,

A novel lawsuit has just been decided
in the Canadian Court of Review at Mon
treal against Roman Catholic priest for
speaking ofone his Pensioners in way
TO- damage his business. 1t seems that
Il blacksmith named Richer, who had
been educated for the priesthood, aban-
doned the profession to pursue his trade
His shop was the resort of the villagers
to hear him discuss objects of interest
and among other things he convinced
LARGE number of them that there was no
purgatory. The parish priest, the Rev.
Mr.. Blanchard, alluded to him quite
sharply without naming him, and finally
threatened to deprive members Of his
church who should frequent the forge oil
thc..beneiits Of the sacraments. Richer who
was member of the congregation,
brought suit for damages, but the court
dismissed the case He then appealed TO
the Court Of Review, which reversed the
judgment, assessed the damages at 500,
ana ordered the priest to pay the costs of
both courts. The judges held that
priest has no right to use "the spiritual
weapons at his command 20 deprive any
resident Of his parish Of the means OF II
livelihood.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20
For tne Ladies'.

The Young woman who was ''drlven
To Distraction now fears that she @I!
have to walk back.
An Eldora lady waited around ball
room the other night with dress les
TONED with popcorn.
\ BELLE. upon being asked her father
profession, said he 'embalmed pork, she
believed. lie was bacon curer.
Miss Lille, while playing in st. Louis
had a bouquet of iillics presented to her
with 5000 attached.
Mrs. SNIpKrNs says her hunsband is Il
thrce-handed man-right hand, left hand
Il little behind hand.
Ir was IA kiss Transportation that Mr..
Moulton gave Mr. Bcccher, 80 he saw.
What variety of kisses he has to be-
sure. .paroxysmal,' "inspiration,' all
around. with many others of les, mote.
THE hackers of Mis- Ella Porter, of
Atkinson. ILL.,. who has accumulated u
LARGE collection of Webster's dictionaries
in spelling matches, offer to pit her in a
spelling match against any person IN the
State.
Bosrox would like to know, Are wo-
men persons?" It's of no consequence,
however; if they are not, they are very
excellent .ubstituteS-RochcStcr Demo-
crat
Az old maid don't know what 1t Is TO
bend over the children little white bed,
softly pat their heads, and hear one OF
them srowl ont: Now then, Sam, keep
YOUR hands of n me, or I'll bat You in the
eve"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20
AnnIicnIinn of "A MAIDSTONE.

The Springfield, IL, Jounai of the l4th
inst. say; The application Of mad
stone, rs ii is called, Us Il cure for the
bite of Il mad-dog, i not an uncommon
occurrence in this section, and there are
believed to be seventy mad-stoncs in
tins State, two of which-One owned by
Mr.. Samuel Tribblc, of Piasa, Macoupin
county. and the other by j. =. Evans, of
Lincoln-are frequently called into re.
GuiSitlon to remove the virus resulting
from Il mad-dog's bite, and not
"a few cures of bad cases of
hvdrophobia have been re-
ported Il, resulting from the application
of the stone. \ recent instance is fur
nishcd in the case of Mr. j. q. Crouch, II
wrll-known citizen of Rochester, in this
country. who was bitten last Friday by Il
little curly dog. Mr.. Couch subsequently
noticed that the dog had a peculiar look,
being green about the eyes, and he quick
lvpartei company with the brute. The
bite. which was on the iorefnger Of the
left hand he regarded rs slight
affair. however, until the other day,
when the hand became badly swollen
and the wound very painful. Mr..
Crouch was alarmed and persuaded her
husband to 90 to Lincoln and have the
maidstone applied. On Monday Mr..
Crouch, his wound still being very pain
full. went TO Lincoln and the stone was APP
piled by Mr. Evans the same afternoon.
It at once adhered to the wound 50 firm
" that it could scarcely be shaken off.
until it had apparently extracted such
portion of the virus Is it. porous nature
could contain. After being soaked in
warm and in cold water the stone was
applied again. and the operation repeated
nj int, rivals until Yesterday afternoon, rs
long AS it would adhere. When it would
no lohger attach itself to the wound Mr..
Evans pronounced the cure complete.
The stone WAS applied to other fresh
wounds upon Mr.. Crouch's hand, but
would only adhere TO the wounds result
ING from the dog bite. When the stone
became fully charged with the viru, 1t
would of itself drop of the wound, and
emitted very offensive odor. The virus
was of dark green color. Mr.. Crouch
returned home last evening well pleased
with the result of hi, visit. His wound
now looks like Il mere scratch, and he
says is without pain. He Is a gentleman
of prominence in Rochester, and of I'M
doubted vcracity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20
Political EcOuomy for Ladies'.

Ladies, what is Capital? Having
more money than you know what 10 do
with.
What is Labor? Endeavoring to make
your husbands understand that you ought
to have e new dress every week.
What is the meaning of Demand?
Insisting that you must have q month at
at the sea side for the benefit of your
health.
What is supply? Your husband giving
you check to cover your expenses.
What is Cooperation? Your husband
assisting to make your garden party a
success.
What are profits? The means of en-
aiding YOU to keep up appearances.
What i, Division Of Profits? Your
husband allowing You certain amount
of his income for your own use.
What is trade? The means whereby
husbands are enabled to obtain cash re-
quircd by their wives.
What is credit? Running up bill at
the diapers,
OF what use is Credit? 1t enables you
to get thing without paying for them.
What is Currency? Saying something
about somebody else, and finding every
body doing the same.
What is Fixed Capital? The go which
YOU lent brother Tom, and which he will
not pay back again.
What Is Floating Capital? our new
paraso} blown oil the ictty into the sea.
"A -, ,lt, Ri,rIr. Of I.gbprp Sara IN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20
Lippinco,,'s Magazine.

The May number of this popular
Monthly is very attractive. The open
ing paper illustrated s descriptive of a
trip up the Parana and in Paraguay.
The author of Blindpits tells US how
Lady Louisa Moor amused herself" Mr..
Edward Kearsley contributes Il poem
which is very remarkable for Its vivid
descriptive poetic energy. There Is Il
very interesting paper by Alexander Del .
mar on 'overworked women Miss Lag
arus furnishes some charming verses call
ed Spring JOY Ola totally different
variety is well-wrtten paper on
Frederic Lemaitre, the French dramatist,
of whose acting Dickens declared that 1t
was the finest ne ever saw. Frank Vim
cent Jr, contributes valuable paper
STYLED "Northward to High Asia BE
hind their Fans" is an amusing sketch.
Mr.. Blacks story, Three Feathers,
reaches climax, but only the beginning
of what come. of it appears in this
number. There are other papers OF
special interest. The Monthly Gossip, as
ever, is very entertaining, and, alto
gethcr, the May number is unusually
enjoyable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20
ALntIe Good Advice by Barnum.

Mr.. Phincas T. Barnum was inausur-
atcd rs Mayor Of Bridgeport, Conn. on
Monday evening, and delivered short
address. Concluding, he said:
1t is painful to the industrious and
moral portions Of our people to see SO
many ioun.ers about the streets, and
such multitude whose highest aspiru-
tons seem to be to waste their time in
idlcnc.s or at baseball, billiards, &c. No
person needs to be unemployed who Is not
over ia>tidiOus about the kind of occu-
ton. There are too many soft hands
AMI heads waiting for light work and
a.avy pay. Better work for half a loaf
than hc- or steal u whole one. Mother
earth j., always near by, and ready to re-
,ponl t. reasonable drafts on her never
falling treasury. \ patch of potatoes
raised un shares is preferable TO A." Poul-
tired pate earned in awhisky scrmmage.
some modern Micuwbers stand with
folded hands waiting for the panic
to pass. rs the foolish man
waited for the river to run
dry and allow him to walk over. The
>o;l is the foundation of American pros
rcritv. When mu.t,udcs of our con-
,umcrs become producers; when fashion
.yachc, economy, instead of eNpending
fora gaudy dress what would comtorta-
bly, clothe the family; when people learn
to walk until they can afford to ride;
when the poor man ceases to eXpend
more for tobacco than for bread; when
those who complain of panics learn tina;
we cannot eat our cake and kept; that 4
SIEVE will not hold water, the We must
RELY OF our own exertjons, and earn be-
fore We expend. then will panics cease
and prosperity return. While We should
hv no means unreasonably restrict heal
t6y recreation. we should remember that
time is money. that idleness leads TO
immoral habits, and that the peace, pros
perity and character Of a city depend on
The Intelligence. integrity, industry, and
frugalitv Of its inhabitants.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20
paTES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

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one time............S 30 one months 20
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one week ....... . 50 one year.; - lL w
one square changeable once a week CO..
Special Notices = per cent addiuQhal. -
Advertisements 10 occupy nNed PiaceS -
per cent additional. $50,
Cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied. .,.,... "a ..a.
Double column advertisements, :" per
cent additional.
Local Notices 10 cents per line-bW no
yoc0y notice uiU be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR. "
ed business houses, must bG paid for in adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adNcr-
ti>emeutS not connected with ii Will be
charged for at our regular rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20
HAzLITT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON.

Til" Lii" Of Napolcan Bonapar',. Hy
William liazliit, New Edition. IlIuSiri-
cd with steel Plates. Three vols lgr.r
l2mO. Extra cloth. Si.JU: sheep, SD.uu.
alt has held a recognized place ia oar
Literature for forty years, and al viii uluI.
ably long retain that place. At least Ir
work has yet appeared In our Language, fn
Suppiant 1t, though thor" nave been %
good many lives of Napoleon. - ErJ,u
Transcript.
MIR. liaZlltt was in possession ui ample
materials for the accomplishment Of Ii.
task, and the cOnsumat" skin with which
he has turned them touccuuut presents %
tempting object OF lit'rTS curiosity.
y. J. IFibIWc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20
REALLY \ GOOD MAN At HEART

zone night" continued Mrs. Beecher,
after Theodore had taken his meals with
rs for two weeks fifteen years ago, Mrs.
Tilton called and asked if | had seen
Dory? Seen Dory? said |, "Who.s
Dorv?"
why, my Theodore " said Mrs. Til,
ton.
eyes, I've seen your Dory, if that's
him. taid |. I've seen him for two
weeks, and that's two weeks two long
Id be glad to have you take your
Dorv home and keep him, and never let
him come within sight of our house
again. ..
What do you think, Eli?' said Mrs,
Beecher, as her eyes snapped fire, "why
that miserable man, that sneaking Dory,
had not been home for two weeks, but
had spent the whole time Icatlns around
Mr.. Beecher, and sponging his meals of
of our table. And Henry, all the time,
saving. Now. my dear, there Is great
deal Of g.ol in Theodore. You must be
kind TO him. Bah! kind to Il snake IN Il
cradle" and Mrs. Bcechcr's old Puritan
features assumed look sterner than the
trure of Justice on the Court House,
ELI PERKINS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20

"Thc learning of the treats" H. iucuu',a-
table. The need of this learning bon THIS nf
all countries, ana NOR" now than ever b.-
tore, Is equally patent. And 30 is Gu,iiIlr.
that the doctrines discussed will survive.
and be- actiN" aS long ~ mankind. IHa
ddslphid North imoricIa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20
p LoECHER:
DEALER IN
Books and School Materials.

4 full assortment OF Toys, Base Balls,
Cr0auctS. Guns, Revolvers and Ammunl-
ton. Pocket Cutlery Scissors, Razors, Cutie
nv, Mathematical Instruments, largest anu
best assortment of SpectacleS, opera ana
rirld Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes,
Thermometers, ChrOnometcrs, Hydrome-
lrrs, SaccharomctcrS, &C., NiOlinS, French
and German AccOrdions, harmonious,
Childrcn'S Carriages, Wagons, &c, &c.
Moved To lluj Main street, known as j ,
Cartwright's place. The public is respect
fully invited To call and see for Itself.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20

Few words of the sort hny
won higher praise from eminent HuihorI-
ties than tn" late Prof. Francis ltrbrr'S
Manual OF Political Ethics Story aud
n cnt being among the number oi thu,..
who have given 1t warm commentators"
". J. independent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20

"Thc editor has incorporated >omonur,.,
and other material lrft by Ia" author. h.t,
made multitude of minor corrections.
verified the citations, and added >umr
notes Of his own. tn" work, therefore, ~
rendered doubly fresh and valuable. b.
BOSTON JOtyHdl.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-20
What Mrs. Bpecher Thinks.

Mrs. Bcecher has grown quite thin
since the trial commenced. She says She
is 50 nervous that she can't sleep nights.
When | told her that her face looked
full and round she held up her hands and
said:
Look at these never saw the bones
in these hands before. am really afraid
| shall get sick before this trial ends.
Henry seems very happy. In fact he is
ALWAYS in hot water and | don't think he
would feel natural if he was not il some
tribulatioh. Somebody is always making
a fool of him. Why after he gets out of
this trouble | don't believe it will be
three months before he will be in an
other scrspe. And all because he so in
nocent and generous. Why, If ! had
been one-half as honest rs Henry has
been we would both of Us been ruined Il
dozen times before this
Did you lose faith in Theodore before
Mr.. Bcrchcr did?' | asked.
MRS. BEEcHER's OPINION OF rlLLToN.
why ves-years ago. Fifteen years
AGO | told Theodore To his face that he
WAS Il VOL III HHttP '''t"i''3' "
here and took his meals for two weeks.
| found him out then. He used to sit
and copy Mr.. Beecher's handwriting.
one day he showed me a page written
in exact imitation OF Mr.. Beecher. When
ne held it up to me and asked me If |
knew whose hand writing it was, | said,
.vcs. sir. it i a miserable attempt to copy
my husband
What did Theodore say TO this"
"IIe went up stairs to Mr.. Beccher, who
came down stairs and said | mustn't talk
50 to Theodore, for, said he, he really has
u great deal OF good in him Good in
him said |, Il should think 50. There
must be a great deal Of good in him
Henry for none has ever come out OF
him.
II really believe, Eli, that if should say
ANYTHING against Theodore three months
after this trial that Mr.. Bcecher would SAY
Now don't be 50 hard on poor Theodore
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