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III tho House of Commons, Oh Ihursday.
Julse -, Mr. 81. htcWlrt usked the Eire-prrsl.
dcut VI The Council Il his sttc4tlon hud been
called to statement In tho I'4H Hat N1zffts
announcing that tho Colorado beetle hsd n,alla
~ t.x y 70 a fD'o
England. H. reply, Lord Laudon said: ~ All,
not surprised that my houorable friend should
hayc addressed to nc q question OH this subject,
uxing to lbo great interest felt In It, have to
inform hlnl thzt slnce saw that announcement.
ln tho rai~rs ! h&ye communicated with the
Foreign 0tllec. They IT. pnec tcleEraphcd ~
certain lsoEls. and this afternoon, alA sns5y tu
say, they have received report eonhsmtug tho
:tatemsnt. Ths telcgIsm .aYs indication. ot
were fuun1 III d Held near Mulheiin. The
Held Was fired With saxdust anl petroleum.
t1ne beetle was seen On The Wing. Laughter
II Ma very serious matter because It was
feared the beetles might spread. (Checss. J
lyon receiving this Information, The PnvJ
Council 1t unco w1ote 10 the Customs, request
tpx them 70 instruct the Officers 1t tue various
posts 70 keep lookout for the arrival Of these
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The bulgarian Legion.

The Bulgarian Lcgiou In thu Nussian camp
now numbers 1000 ,ne,I. On june - - lbA,
Kalko Sikolitsch, bulgarian hoy, II Years oIt,
the Russians tint the Tur1s intended To erusa
the day following. The intelligence proving
correct, tho boy was raised to tho rank Of 4 Rus
Alosrow. In 1850 hc became an cusixu In the
1tussan army, and soon alter, while In q
Polish garrison, cudcasured u ionu Secret
Soyiety III Bulgaria. ln 1sts, q Russian
t,rf VI the bulgarian Revolutionary Committee.
In 1918 hc left Russia 10 at OH tlu spot aud In
loi6t with Bulgarian Legion of several hun
dreos. euleEeA bAlgasia from. eervia- The ap
pearance u hts legion On Bulgarian aotl brought
ou the troubles marked BY the notorious ulas'
saexrS. Later In 1916 the legion Joined the ser-
ylan aF!ny undeE tho command OF tne Russian
Colonel, Med.edox:ky, one ef the assoei.tss VI
VI the legion which il now invading Bulgaria
under the standards Ut The C1a1-
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l.sue snch a writ, bnt that matters nothing to
tho tar-hchters 30 long As they Gun gain time.
The prnbahilttv e, however, that the Judge to
WHOM, they apply for an injunction Will refuse
to grant II. Then tl!eir last resort will have
been exhausted, and the sale will proceed.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
l.. Mcdowell, Detroit; +. o. bfnec. darlington.
II. the 1Enn. A. Anderson. New York; !. J..
Fntgnson. Milwaukee: Jan,ea q. Otsood. detroit !;
l.. ". yost. New Orleans; Iohn 4. Gtbney. st.
Lonta; tho Boston Hasc. .lsAll Cfnb. sherman
Iouse-I. II. Mack. New York; i, II. Adar1s,
Fort Wayne; r. i. Edwards. Enstand; q.
It. Roller and Henry Joy. -. New
York: II. II. NcCraeken, For. Wayne;
l.. III Clarke, Cleveland: ". r. Howard and Lohn
llow!&ad. New York; \. Il. Daniels, G. Z. Hall,
and N. II. Hammond, Ouiahn 80. Grand Pfr3Ht-
j. r. Meilrnth. st. Fsut: Robert 3. Cooke. Gain
cy; 4. A. Coertarc, rittshasE: 4. u. Lee, Eric.
la.,: c. II. Moves, New York; William Woods
and John T.. Awi, rlttebnrx; William lamp
". Kip, Nnfslo; j. II. Ford, Detroit. -.
I'a,mtr Housr-Joseph speyer. Virginia: +. ii.
MIA: ". II. O'Bfien, DEetr!ct Of Columbia; j. y.
Crawford. Georgia: D. j. .toycllne and Capt bold.
Hcot!and; ]. y. Quinby, Toronto; !. H.. 1syan,
1aaho; CAPT. seavcr, Wi'eonHin:. tx Co",,ntr'
ton: r. ". Wheeler, Knnsaa City: ". ". W..tnnkin,
Falrtcld; Q. J. Owen. st. Louis; ". q. DualAp,
Keoknk.
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For Use IL The Nursery It Has No EQlal
A PERFECT TOILET SOAP,

First among The republics ol TIM toilet IA spA
article Of Soa hat 10 procurn II h not alwnys m ~.
NATTER a4ny nf tho nost cxotnttc 9bx.1 IN it1e mis-
kct Art tnadc ftm catse md dctorous mater1aA a,a
tctr elIcstc rolorlr4 AMI fraRrAt perfume ton ei.
coneesl thu most rrpuisrr Impurities. Thn Gtsco,u,,
recently made ruhtt: rrksFnE this bubjcct arc po.
tlvelY startling. and deserve scrfouA cons!cratIoa
ecrntcd ttasps now known ia he cztrnn,ey ohtee
tonse especially II appiied 10 ehe tca{ tnIurtue IN.
hair. iErtNl lne the acatn. and Insfncng sevcru he'd
aches. The character Of tho ingredients may be- intetM
from, the statement Of gentleman who makes IN
ftenfnE 1f Snars A bsincss he recently declared thu
ncrsona en<Eed In this eMpn,Ymcnt vcre ahort.lls,
Which Ill occupat'o.s er@ia hc solio"ei. aN'as
k.Fs;, s Il
enterFrisc md chemical xii Of MI H. r. BAnnirr It
rhos f sy FIJI 9sf ,e ase q /;
kind IN she United statea. The rcnnwn of Mr. AHnisrt
semina,ed, hut this istekt acccis IL tic approF,iu,
etern y tfs nnmsrnG: y Victories 4rsady nclsssd
sps ss
tton Of tho toilet soap cveF introduced. The nra.
ess7 81
TIC resut Anpy unparalleled In thls department VI II
.y, 7. nAnEyrrs ro,h.r Soar" j. til. tr.t,r. .n,.,s
forappllcAtfou tho delicate axiinf lnfAnta Chirra
s i nos = tho ~ nsres asssa
fr:nE q sseh ste!ute purity require lid ffea
hc,l tatc eonscsr tho abecncs of astincial csuiat
!he rfrc!oh # sTfctnce: md the peculiar character
nsaltLtsl and asressbe articc Of Tho kind eves
ehsffsn sosp eaasI,y apHfopfiste ~ seniis.
nns toElnt ani il It akrs tsvy 1ather Il IA atao oaa
~ s1,tf a a. y r., x
Become ssHsrai- -sstss I'LL aSss""@ - W -" ''''
i. 7. BABBITT. New York CitN
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destructive insects. The Commissioners nj
Customs, mn7 state, have long heen alive to
tht. subject, So far bark as Marct, 1877, thry
Issued = circular IL their officers to cxarn!ne
from America and DESTROY By tsrc oil particles
of rotato-stalks. ~ we'll ~ ii! ientc snil. In
November, 1871, again the Commissioners of
Customs Issued an engraving of tic insrrt, and
NC hare tho,tEht lit to repuh'lah and rIrcu1aic
throughout the country memorandum pub
!!shctl last October hy the Minister of ACrlcnl-
lure In Canada, Describing the habits of the u!
sect, and showing thy lest means Of getting ril
III II. II my honorable friend would like copies
Of these pnpers. shall tc glad tn lay them OFT
the tnbIe.n I" Hear" " fear."1
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TIE COURTS.

Judge Blodgctt Saturday entered an order In
the case OF the United States ". William Coop
cr, H. u, Miller, a. e. liesing, j. ]. Montague,
nnd George Miller, allowing tho defendants to
come In and plead within twenty days. but d.
rcytng tho judgment 10 stand as security. This
Was case In which Judgment for $4,000 rms
rendered Jut,c4M, 1870, BY ydctnultagatust Cooper,
the owner Of the iEsstlicry OH B1aekhawk streets at
the junction with the Chicago River, ard against
IN Jail At the time, and last spring he went to
Washington, and among others procured tho
celebrated order directing the United States
nfatrlct.Attosney Ia make no ob]cctiom to at,Y
application OH the part OF certain distfilcrs to
hare the judgments against them opened. Tie
psobabi1tfy, Of course, Is now Tint the Judgment
Will ultimately be set aside altogether, or much
reduced In amount.
Sophia NJ. Held filed h|ll Saturday charging
her husband, Frederick E. Held, with ndultery,
and asking for divorce.
,cet. because bis wife Mary deserted him in May,
Judge Williams, Saturday, granted decree
Of tlivUrco to Carolfno Wodrich from Charles
Terence Harvey from Maggie Harvey On account
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Whitslescy Il Peters fled bsll Saturday
| agaInst Mason Woodruff to restrain him from
manufacturing, or selling patented bc.lstead
known as Farnhanl's bedstcad frame.
| BANKRUPTCY MATTERS. .,,
In tho matter Of the 1scd1rld, Bowen d Wal
worth Company, 4 rutc was made on oil purties
Interested 10 show cause by the first Monday OF
Aunisst why an order should not bo made for
the payment Of claims for proceeds OF goods
eUd on commission. ...
bradford Hancock was appointed Provisional
Charles D. Lusk was on Saturday appointed
Assignee Of Calrin u. Fayorttc.
Bradforl Hancock was appointed Assignee Of
At 10 o'cIock this morning Assignecs will hc
chosen fur George s. ThuEbcr and for Charles
r. T1c second dividend meeting Q. Gushing,
Kirk E Mclean is set for 2 p. n. to-day.
| suFERlon COURT IN nnfEF. ...
Henry a. Gardner began q kuit IN c1tctment
against James Maroney, G. s. Rcdticld, Carl Al.
eertal, lots on the corner Of LaYinta avenue aud
| e1D,O00. -
MeCleliand y Jsnktns, for the .,se Of the Chi
! cagu Canal and Dock Company, began q suit for
s2,0W ugainst Thomas Maekin.
CIRCUIT COURT,
John hcttcr commenced slit Saturday
ngainst Matthias urbauua, Magda1ena Urbanlls,
.Frauk $. Merritt, Trustee, alcd bill ngainst
| Mary anil Martin Qtion to forcclosc a trust
deed for Il ,ao9 ~ Lot O. Block 81, uf Elston's
Addition to Chicago.
Wanscr, 4. y. a"!ii, c. J. nanilion, I {. Il. Il.
Custer, untl james Van lnwogcn, Trustees oil
tho Third Unitarian Church. 10 forccloso n
irust.lecd given Apri! =, 1s7t, for $500, OF,
subdivision Of Blosk . IN the Canal Trustees
sH!t'S n T. 81 Sc. e ~ IT, S & aud the '" 'l The
JunnE DLopuErr-Sccond call OF his calendar,
| No. .Qo, Hunk Of Montreal Vs. White, un trLot,
Jyl,oE 6Aar-No saurt antl1 Wsdnetdey.
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mEUICAtte
Schenck'g Sea Weed Tonic.

SClGnCk'8 Sea weed Tonic.
In rho atmosphere experienced hero during the
summer uouths. the lelbArgy produced by the beat
takes away tho desire fos wholesome food, and ffe-
quenl pcrsprsttons reduce bodily energy. parueu-
lsrIy tbo4e suffering from tho effects of debilitstng
diseases. ln order 10 keep q nasurzl heAlthfut
activity In thu system VIC must ruaar " artificial
meaus. For this purpose Schcnck's Sea Need
Tonic u very eaectusl. fcw doses will create IN
sppetits And give fresh sgos to the ensrvated body
For dyspepsla. IL IL invaluable. Mkuy eminent
rhysicians have doubted whether dyspepsia can ba
permanently cured By lhc dsugs which arc generally
employed for thst purpose. The Sea Weed Tonle
in it, nature ID totally different from such dsugs.
It contains no corrosive mncssls or acids in fact
II asslls the regular operations Of nature, aau sap
piles hes deficiencies. The tonic In it, nature 70
much resembles tho Raatrc juice that 1t IL almost
Identical with that au!d. tbs gastric Jules u the
natural solYsnt which, In healthy condition Of
tho body esusss tho food 70 be digested; and When
thIs iulce d not sxesstsd In suteient quantities,
indigvston, with all its distressing symptons, fol-
low" Tho Sea Wsed Tonic performs tbs da.y Of
the gAstzie jaics when the latter il deficient.
6eaaaek's Sea Wssd Tou1c sold bJ ali dsuyxtsu-
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1tOLDROOK-At:2 :2..s5 South Green streeL Anna
Naner, only daughter Of tiraves and Selsnis, 1eed
II mpatha vnEl 10 days, Jnn1 Ii, loT7,
n0NAyAA-At The tusidancs OF his nnele, Pat
rick lfuld. Is Pratt street. Janlcs Donarnn, aged
Yeafs snd mouths, eon Of Cornelius DonAynn,
Cleteland Dhlo And tcm2fns t4krn ~ Cleveland
for !ntsEncht.
k1A!IALl.--Jnly 16, 1t residence Of her aoa.in.
law, 4. scafsr, l1. Lincoln street, MraS Nancy
kimhall. aged 10 years: Funeral Tuesday, l p.
H., ny carriages to Oakland.
~ Brsrmont and MsAAAchusetta papen please
cOuv.' -
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PlNNEy AS PROSECUTOR,

SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-0eorse n. PinneY
has sued w. d. Carr for 100000 alleged to bu
dus tho plaintiff In settlement Of business
transactions between him and defendant prior
TO the Night Of tho former from tho country.
Carr for 43l4.b0O, tho Masonic Bank fof 8!s4,
hU0, and thu wlss-Ancsiean Bank for S30,0oO,
alGged tn he duo from Carr - tlnney - tsrstee,
Flniiey claiming TO have left funds To thosu
amounts In Curr's ilanIs to bc devoted tu llqu1.
datlng pinucy's indebtedness to those banks.
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Of these pnpers. I shall hc glad tb lay them OFT
the table." [" Hear" hear."1
A CATAMOUNT'S BITE.
Queer Auttea of n Prisoner In rlio CaIlfornin
Fcnfienttnry.
14dn Frdnristo Ibst.
A case now existing 1t San Qncnt'n. and some.~
whnt pnzEtnR all tho medical men who have cxan,-
under ccstntn circumstances may produce effects
fomcwhat nkln to ara nearly 4. uncomfortable as
That Of . mad deg. on tho :.d Of January lass
sssss ss' Ss. !s$ $ss s ill., !:
perfect health. liz toon rarr them !. txstc Of
M END .aoTa r. st y ss
seaElnR his attendants out Of their ten.e.. An ii:
three years A., wle hefdIns rhesp Ia sIskiyo',. '
he hna at,temptsa' t, 10 tske e.tsnogut sn nnlma
@ is;k @S'YIs al t. ss 5 III il 5ssss. r., ~ ssms:
spine, and others on ne .tms and IN hand. The
n aea tx wesfs tSe; wsrs eoey '
fpasH1. making hofch and behaving himself exactly
like the animal thai lad bitten him. The Hpaen.s
continued at irregular inter, as Of month anil ak
weeks, They were weak At 1rsf, but InercAsctl In
duration aud viraienec - tn,o went o,,. He was
finally sent 10 tho Insane Atyunt At Stockton,
where llr rcHa!ne, for hrc months. md WAS either
discharged ns lncurnble or under the tnpresstnn
that tho spnamt haIl entirely ceased. lie ftyc In
sIsk!oa f!nm that time ~ hts arrest and sentence
and the ,stter. though unfortunate for him. is
perhaps fortunate Thing for medical science, rs
his csac Is of the most peculiar which has ever
engaged tho medical Men nj this coAst. uton the
night Of his arrival At tho prison he taken with
fpAsn, ns xtalch, and removed to The hospital,
where Tho commissions lasted for a pa1oI ot ten
days NJ intervals n twenty. .fonF hour. They havu
consnned snout month apart tho latt one &c.
three days.
During tho prevalence OF them tho man Is one OF
the most horrible hiahta Imaginable, tho human liz
stincts bcing entirely ab.cnt and the appearance,
manners, nttu conduct OF The Enn being tho~c OF
gigantic wildcat. fortunate circumstance is that
Tho 1t is always preceded bY k!lurt period OF in
scnalbIfty. Whenever he sinks into this, tho
guards. who arc kept constantly watching him.
suize tho ropes and strapa which arn kept hardy.
prs stthis Jacket on hlul, and tic him down In tho
lrmest posNlble Wsy to his bedstead. After short
or long period Of nsensibllltJ he awaket his face
during tho interim having been wonderfully trans-
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ground at once and tho ground covered With
salt about one-Q,,nrter OF an inch thick. You
cannnt dig thru, ont nor destroy them by Gull
ttvAtton. The cheapest cure for them Is 10 Cut
then, close 10 the ground and pickle the roots
NTH salt :.
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II was = happy thought when ", n. Andrews, Of
CIncnna.i. determincA to publ III thn Nasur. Cul.
than culture III nrt lerature. Gle, Tor tho ladies'
Tho Uusar IL u.any sdud. anu dis al thesa rrqul-
sltuA. Full " neWt about society, drama, nlusic,
literature and Art II " tho chexpcst ''autd" ox-
TINT, when Il . year II thG ngMn."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-13
a SAD CASE.
An Insane, Abandoned Wife and Her
Helpless children.
Cumberland News.


Yesterday morning there was dis.
covered at LonscOniDg one of the ssddest
cases OF distress and restitution that we
have ever hsd 10 chronicle. About SIX
Years ago Edward McCourt, of Iona
coming, was married to a respectable and
amisOle young woman who lived il
jackson. OF their married life little is
known, but tine nelghbors learned some
weeks ago that the man was lll-Lreating
rs wife, and MS brutality must have been
habitual, a. about three or four weeks ago
she endeavOret 10 commit suicide, noted
IN these columns at the time, by drink
Ing qusntity OF poisonous hni-
ment. The dose was not n fatal one, but
impaired her health and atiec' ed her mind.
About ten days ago she was badly besten
bv her husband, who few days alter
ward lett for parts unknown. Sunday
night Mrs. McCOurt was observed aim
la,sly wandering about the streets, and
Yesterday morning Mrs. Charles Engleby
went 10 her house 10 ascertain her con-
dItIon and that of her three children, a
bright, intelligent boy OF five, and an in
tnresing girl of three years and an infant
scarce six months old. The scene that
met the shocked eyes Of the visitor beg
CARS description. The mother had evil
IDENTIFY been wholly insane for several
d.vs, and she ard her children were
Starving and freezing, amid filth and con.
fusion too horrible tor expression. Mrs.
Engleby at once communicated the facts
= uer husband, who consulted with sew.
eral citizens, among them Drs. SHILLING
and Porter, who At once took steps tor
the removal OF the family to the aims
house.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-13
To save Her Child from Death.

From the Troy Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sabourin resided In the
Ogden block. Olmstesd street In Cohoes.
They had but one child, a nine months
old infant, or which the parents were
very fond. Wedr esdsy evening Mrs.
Ssbourin left the room for q moment,
leaving the child in high chair by the
table, on which there was lighted
kerosene lamp. AS she neared
the door on her return che heard
crash, and throwing open the door
saw the broken lamp on the floor, and
around t1e infants chair the bright
flames were eirchng up. threatening TO
enwrsp the little one. Needless OF dan
ger to herself. seizing the child IN her
arms, she threw it above the flames and
on to q bed that was standing near. The
child was saved, but it was at fearful
sacrifice. In an instant the fire had
seized upon the mothers apparel and she
was in a mass OF flames. She shrleked
for aid, the flames were extinguished and
medical aid summoned, but 1t was ct no
avail. The mother fingered in agony
until u o'clock, when death brought re-
lief.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-13
Maemahon and Warrington.
! in Cincinnati Enquirer.

Gath in Cincinnati Enquirer.
Meeting IN the street yesterday the
Marquis de Chsmbron, whose wife is y
descendant OF Lafayette, he said: "Well,
how are they getting on with Mr..
Hsyes~
80, suppose about rs President Mac
Manon gets along IN France; conflict
with the Legislative department
There Is no conflict IN France. have
Just come from there
"Who viii be elected President hf.er
MacMshon, provided tie Republic
lasts?"
81 think MacMston himself. lie pos
gosses TIE sound brute elements which
lnsure safety, and be Las probably more
o, those qualities thar any other avails.
bic man"
Like Grant,
"Well," said the Marquis, 81 ramem-
Der that many Years ago | asked old
Jared Sparks: 'ST, what conclusion do
YOU come 10 about the character ol
Washington ? You have given MN The
greatest study OF any man since his day
Jared Sparks looked q little Al less
what to say, and hnslsy answered :
That is question not easily replied To-.
| can answer it, however, rs John Adams
answered it 10 me about fifty years ago.
He was sitting under portrait of Wash
ington at the time. Pointing to the
strengthened warrior, Mr.. Adams sand:
Young man, if that bIockhead up there
had not held his tongue he would never
have been the great man that he is
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-13
DIED

EXLEY-On Sunday morning. Deem /.
Der 9th, 1877, at New Or cans, OF congeS.
tion OF the bowels, JABEz EXLEY, aged 40
years.
Funeral from his ate residence, No. 81
Thirteenth street, on Thursday morning
at 10 o'clock. Friends OF the family res
pectfully invited to attend. Interment
at Mount Wood Cemetery.
LIST-On Wednesday morning at one
O'Clock, Mrs. ANN b. LIST, in her SD
year.
Funeral this day Thursday, at2P. NJ,
from her residence, on Main, between
Eighth and Ninth streets. Friends OF the
family are kindly invited to attend, In
terment at Greenwood cemetery.
LEWTS-On Wednesday, December y,
1877, at o'clock \. NJ, EMMA NJ, daughter
OF ". b. and > Z. Lewis, aged one month.
Funeral from the residence of the pa
rents, No. 224} Eon street, this afternoon
at O'clock. Friends OF the family are in
vited to attend. lnterment at Greenwood.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-13
for Sieubenviile "Tem-
nernDce" People to Pray About.

Our neighbor, the Steubenville Gazette,
properly denounees the opening OF one
of those dens OF indecency, known as a
"Pretty waiter girl saloon" IN that city.
1t wss opened on Saturday night, and
was crowded with men and boys until
an early hour Sunday morning. 1t will
be q shame 10 the islr lame OF that city II
it is not promptly suppressed Wheeling
ReQistsr. We don't know but that II
would be better to let the institution run.
II will give the temperance people
something to talk abOu. at the Sunday
afternoon prayer meetings. To cut this
saloon of in it's infancy would make
these prayer meeting people feel that
they had nothing to fight against
.Steal5enpiLLe Gazette.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-13
PASSING EVENTS.

ADAM was the first Senator. Hepaired
with EVE, and ate apple in the Senate.
MONKEYS are used for food in japan
But the custom will not be aped IN this
country.
Two KENTUCKY sisters and their
brother were all united in marriage on
the same day recently.
Mr.. EUsTACE is the first Senator ever
ever elected to represent Louisiana IN the
United Ssstes Senate who was native
of the State.
You've ladies' in Rome will petition
Congress TO pass an enabling act to en-
able the old felix's to go to bed at nine
o'clock Sunday evening.
THE New York Times says of STAN
LEY MATHEWS: Were Mr.. MATTHEWS
70 be crossed with q winter squash, we
should have vegetable which, though
perhaps less nourishing than the ordi-
nary squash, would be much softer ano
more nearly resembling custsrd.
NATIVES of Washington county,
Pennsylvania, who have become resi-
dents of southwestern Iowa, held re-
union at Corning, Adams county, on
Thanksgiving Day. There are about
600 Pennsylvania families in that section
of Iowa and the W sshingtonians declar-
ed. ut their reunion, that they have found
the garden spot OF America.
WHILE endorsing the decision to en-
force the joint rule IN reference to
Houor selling in the House and Senate
restaurants, the New York Sun wickedly
saws: "And yet it Will not be croditsole
hereafter 70 see sergeant alarms con-
stantly rushing about in Washington gin
shops TO recruit quorum. The rsllying
of spougy Congressman from the refresh
ment room or q close vote was the least
conspicuous"
COMMENTING on the methods OF HAM
MoND, the revivslist, the st. LOUIS Re-
publican SAYS: ave are inclined to
think that in no other age, and certainly
IN no other country, could such spph
snces MS these accomplish the wonderful
results which Mr.. HAMMOND says they
do. And if HAyMoND's method is the
right method by which to promulgste snG
enforce the saving truths of Christianity,
how much had Jesus and Paul and Peter
learn :"
WHERE the snow is up to your knees,
love. and the wind is from the west, we
will hug and sbiver together, o, darling,
pull down your vest.
When David Davis feels good, Democrat
then is he;
When David DAVIS feels bad, a Republ-
can then hell be,
But when David Davis gets mad, why,
then he's the third partee.
YOUNG wite.-"My desr don't be eter-
nally finding fault with the fashion. Ii
YOU don't ike the style OF my hair, don't
dress yours IN that way, that's all. II l
were TO follow your example [ should
have TO wear my hair bsld-hesded. Hus-
band collspses.
LEE & SHEPHERD, Boston, have issued
the frs. two books of q Lucky Series,
"Jus. Nv Luck" and "His Own Msster,"
the latter by Trow bridge. These two are
frs. rate stories and delight both old and
young; SOC paper, and cloth 81. That
Wife of Nine" by the author of and
companion to "Thst Husband of Mine"
Is also issued by Lee Il Shepherd. These
books are calculated not for depth of
thought therein, but to while away halt
hour. P per SOC and 81 for cloth. For
sale by al book dealers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-13

BISHOP CLARK OF Rhode Island, once
went TO see one OF bis pensioners, a lady
with prodigious family which had re-
Gently been Increased. AS he rose TO
leave, the lady stopped him with But
you haven't seen my last baby" "No,
he quickly replied, land l never expect
to" Then he fec.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-13
MEATS AND LARD.

Sugar Cured CanvaSsed Hams, Sugar
Cured Canvassed Shoulders, Sugar Cured
Breakfast Bacon, Plain shoulders, Clear
Sides, Sugar ured Dried Beet, fresh from
smoke house daily.
Kettle rendered Leaf Lard in tlerceS, bar.
rels, hall barrels, kegs and pals, ali at
lowest market rates. NJ. REILLY,
1903 and 1911 Main street.