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bers long sunlight does not reach tho chamber.
and The plan which Mr.. Butler has in his mind, II Is
said, will be great Improvement upon tho present
condition Of the hall
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FARM NOTES.

A USEFUL TABLE TO aid farmers in
arriving n accurac, IN ascer,aining The d
mouni Of land in di!frrcpt fields under cul.
ovation, the following table is given BY IN
agricultural paper:
8 yards wide ty 96s yards long contains
ono acre.
l0yarls vide by 4S4 yards long con
tains one acre.
20 yards vide BY 242 yards long con.
tains Que acre.
40 yards wide BY III yards long con
tains one acre.
100 yards wide BY sol yards long con-
tains one acre.
go fec, wide BY los feet long contains
one acre.
10 feet wide by so6 feet long contains
one acre
50 feet wide BY ZIG feet long contains
one acre.
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK.


loHs NEW 1ONk, 1917
The different editions OF 1nE Sun dur
ing the next year will be the same n dur
ing the year that has just passed The
daily edition will on week days se 4 sheet
Of four pages, and on Sundays sheet %
eight pages, or % broad coluirns; while
the weekly edition will be sheet Of eight
pages Of the same dimensions and ciIarac-
ter That are already familiar ioour friends.
TIE SUS will continue to lie the stren-
nous advocate % reform aud retrefcllment,
aud Of tile substitution o. siatesnianship.
wisdom, and integrity for hollow pretenee
imbecility. and fraud In Tile administra-
ton ~ public affairs. i will contend for
the government Or the people by the pro-
pie AMI for the people, NJ opposed 10
government by frauds in the lallot-b0x
MD in the counting ~ votes, enforced by
military violence. Il will endeav0r 10
supply it, rea'lers-a body now not Ear
from u million OF solls-wilii the most
careful, complete, aud Trustworthy
accounts Of current events, and will
en- ploy for this purposca numerous and
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Respondents. It's reports FROM Washing
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deserve and enjoy the hatred OF those WHO
thrive by plundcFing tho Treasury Or IS
usurping Whit tile Iaw does not give them
while IL will endeaYOr to merit the con-
iidencc ~ tile public 81 defending tile
nights ofthe people against the eucroacll-
merits % unjustliicd power.
The price 81 the daily sUg win he IS a
monll, ~ $3.50 year, post paid, Or with
III" Sunday edition SID year. The
SUNDAY edition alone, eight Iagca, 81. -
year. post paid. The WEEKLY SIX.
eight pages. of5g broad columns, viii DO
furnished during 1917 at tie rars Or 81 a
year poet paid.
The benefit Of this large reduction from
Tie previous rate for Tux WEEKLY can
lie enjoyed by individual subscribers with
nut tile necessity Of making up clubs. At
tile same time, ifany ofour friends choose
tonid in extending our circulation. we
shall be grateful % them, aud every such
person sending rs ten ormorc subscribers
from ole place will De enutledtp one copy
ofthc paper for himself without charge.
~ one dollar year, postage paid, tile OK.
leiiscs Ofpapcr and pointing are barely
repaid; and, considering the slze or The
sheet aud the quality Of IT, contents. we
are confident tic people will consider Tux
WEEKLY sUa The cheapest. newspaper
published ~ the world. aud We trust also
one ~ The very best.
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The wings 81 turkeys. geese. and chick
ems should never be thrown away. Many
people. especially ii the coan,ry, Keep them
simply 10 brush Of the stove or range. but
:hcre i nothing better 10 wash and clean
Sindoss. t'hamois or Luckskin Is very
good, but wings are better and cost moth.
ing, aid their use src 90 economy, utiliz.
nag that which would otherwise Be thrown
away. They arc excellent to clean tho
hearth Or stove, 10 dust furniture. but best
Of All % wash windows. because the cor.
ners can be sasily AID perfectly eIeaued By
them. leaving 20 liat behind. ~ when
cloths arc used. Ess these wings also %
spread % paste when papering walls.
There is nothing that docs this work bet.
ter.
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The North Carolina Farmer

J. ". Enafss:
Der SRI hayo been practical Par.
mer for ~ year., aud during Ina, time has, "a.
Ven The is--t Agricultural Journals uf the dsy.
and nnllertakr "a say that there i morr yni,la.
Die practical Information 10 oar farmers. ii the
DIT hiid steond nuail.crs " The North carolina
faIi,'ef thAn u any dozen enpies oil the Agrlrul-
l'lrai papers hayr ttkcn aud DO nlost earn.
esty recommend L o. every Farmer a. our stato
~ The pslcr lor blm above 81 Others.
lETER n. HINES.
Halifax, 60.
s .!i ipiion Tor ore year II On
~. ~ 'ulies 90
tsn 90
Address IN. ENNIS 4 co.
scpt. I'm. Raleig1 N. a.
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DR.. Nj. c. Cameron /,
Dentist.

OFFICE over llooker's Drug store. wiere
~ BE- ran ~ iounl Il Ill t,ulcs, cxrept when
ali.ent Professionally.
May .. ~.
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Covs pastnred on rye will satten snd
give greater quantity % milk iLab they
viii when pasiurcd on tho wild range OF
fed corn in the ear. Even IN winter ito
butter basa nice golden color and sells
we'll. IfsovB early on well.prepsred land
rye will afford more pastursge 70 tie acre
during fall. vihler. and spring than blue.
grass or timothy. Use pasture i cheaper
aud castor 70 70 bad Ii winter Than root
crops. and grows faster 10 The early spring
than the usual pasture grasses. Sow 10
May for summer pasture. and 10 The fall
fW spring pasiure. IN. Z HeraM.
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Orchards love good feed as other farm
crops. lfthere is manure to spare after
the regular farm crops have had their share,
let the trees have some. II Is not nsces
sary to pillow il in order TO pr al it beyond
where the roots extend. Il nenl, planted
fruit-trees do not seem 10 push their buds
freely cut them back a little. A good
pruning is often the best medicine for sick
tree. -G.Tmuto,ca TeieF1q1.
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Tho reputation ithas attained, In consequence Of
tho marvellous cures It Inns produced during tho
last half century, 10 sufficient assurance 70 tho
public that WIN continue 10 realize ule happiest
results that can DO desired. In almost every
scrtIon or country there are persons, publicly
known, who have boon restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases or the lungs, by It's use.
Allwho have tried acknowledge it, superiority;
and where It's virtues are known, no one hesiiatcs
as 10 what medicine 70 employ TO relieve the dis
trcss md suffering peculiar 70 pulmonary a1ec-
tions. CHERRY pscToRAL always Affords In
stant relief, and performs rapid cures Of tho
milicryarictics ofbronchial disorder, as well ne
tho more formidable diseases Of The lungs.
Asasaicguard % children. alnId The distrcss.
Ing diseases which bcsot Tie Throat and Chest Of
Childhood, |. lie Invaluable; for, by It's timely use.
mnltitudcs are rescued and restored 10 health.
This medicine gains friends II every trial. as
the cures !, Il constantly producing are TOO ro-
markablc 10 he forgotten. No llnily should bc
without Il, and those who have onco nscd i.
never VIII.
Eminent Thysiclans throughout tho country
prescribe II, and clergymcn ollon recommend !:
from their knowledge OF its effects.
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ton Of wheat, is sadly deficient npon these
Old farms, and il i abuudantly supplied IN
the ashes. No ono here fails oi good
cropof wheat upon suitable soil who ma
nures with mleached ashes. They are
uniformly applied to the surface lor all
crops. IN. Y. Tribune.
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II i proved by practical experiment y
nm 10 Cd farms 10 New Hampshire. that
nothing more certainly insutes . good crop
~ wheat than liberal manuring d nm
lencl.ed word ashes. We should natural.
Nv suppose sncb wonli be iic csc. for 20.
lnssa, Oh essential clemeu, ID de proJue.
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DIR. Tut has been en-
gagged In the practice az
medicine thirty years, and
for a long time was demon.
strator of anatomy in tho
Medical College Of Geos-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the g,saran-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
qnackery.
lie has succeeded In
combining 10 them tho
heretofore aniagonistic
qualities Of n strengthen
ing, tsrgstius, ssd a fEr-
Uyixg feaif.
Their first apparent e.
feet Is 10 increase the ap.
petite By Causing the food
to properly assimilate.
Thus the system Is nour-
ished, and hy their tonic
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
'Thcraridity with which
fsYsoxs saks on sssk,
while under the influence
OF these pills, OF itself in
dicates their adaptabiiity
70 no,lrish the body, and
hence their efficacy in cur
ing nervous debility, mel-
ancllcly, dyspepsia, vast
ing of the muscles, slug
gishncss of the liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth TO the system. Sold
-. .sss,s Cs.nsf NJ VI
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TIIE sIfN

NEW YoRK city, n Y.
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inpaftirg health and strength 10 the system. Sold
everywhere. Of6ce, IS Murray Street. New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-18
TRUSCEE'S MALE

DN VIRTUE CF A DEED uF nm.
ID from the Citizens Fire, MARI =.
Lt'o INSURANCE" Company Of Wb,,l,' /"
me, bearing da.r the 9Th day q, ~
1877, and on record ~ the Clerks o.
the County Court ul Dhsp cnu.iy
proceed Ia sell az public auction -
O'Clock \. VI, ON rdur>day, a., q,
day Of May. 1877, al the mont dUa,4''V
Court House NJ ohio county. tou,...,
est bidder, the following prup.riy. 4, :,
~ Baldwiu's Row, tEat isiu, ay. m,
divided On--half Of let Va. i5,, SI,u,l,f +.
the corner of toiiand Seventeenth -.
Wheeling, ". Va, ana n The uoet
OF sad Seventc nth street, AuG r,,.0.g..
street. And, also, OF the west Hr.ir...
No. l7h, Immediately adjuiufur saii.rN,
lao, both being situate IN that paIufr..
c.ty of Wheeling commonly calisl "a
wheeling. There are five brick tcnrrrr,
on said property, all under lease b. M,
coming year, and the property willie.
aS "a Whole or In parcels. g. SUIT putft 49,,
TERMS OF SALE-Onr. third cash 80
the Ia lance In two equal iu>'alm, g..
six and twelve months, with Interest r...
day Oi sale, said deferred paymaHnl.t.
secured by deed OF tru I on >aid pmpr,t,
The other one hal oI said pruIry.
be- sold nj same time and place an &C
same terms by th" owner Thereof.
mrjli II. Il. SllklN X, Imsr-
j. Z. HEltNEl, Auctiunrer.
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DIR. sCHENCK'S STANDARD
FEM EDDES.

The standard remedies for all diseases OF
the lungs are Schenckb Pulmonio syrup,
Schenck Is Sea Weed Tonic. and Scheucks
Mandrake pills, and If taken before the
lungs are destroyed, speedy cure is
To these three medicines DR.. j. b. Sob;
enck. of Philadelphia, owes his unrtvalleo
success In the treatment OF pulmonary
diseases.
The Pulmonic Syrup ripens the morDla
matter in the lungs; nature throws IL On
by an easy expectoration, for Wnen lily
phlegm or matter Is ripe sllght cough
will throw 1t of, the patient mas rest anu
the lungs begin TO heal.
To enable the pulmonic syrup 10 90 Ills,
Schenck's Mandrake PHI and Scheneks
Sea Weed Tonic must be freely used 70
cleanse the stomach and liver. Schepck y
Mandrake Pills act on the liver, removing
ali distractions, relax the gall bladder, the
bile starts freely. and the liver is SOON re-
lieved. ,,I.
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic Is gentle
stimulent and Alternative; the alSan OF
which AZ ia composed mixes with the iood
and prevents souring. 1t assists the dfyes-
tion BY toning up the stomach 10 q heaitny
Condition. SO that the io9d and the Pul-
monte syrup will make good bloo1; then
the lungs heal, and the patient VIII surely
get we'll If care is taken TO prevent resh
old.
Ali who wish TO consult nr. Schenck.
either persons ally or by letter, can do so q!
his principal office, corner OF Skin ana
Arch Sts Philadeldhia, every Monday.
Schencks medi ciAes are sold by all drug
gists throughout the country.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-18


OFFICERS ELECTED Tho Panhandle
Fishing Club, of this city, have elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year: w Bates, jr., President; Frank
Hoge, Vice President; Major NJ. b. Z.
Wright, Secretary; Frank johnson,
Treasurer. Executive Committee, Capt.
w. j. Matthews, Captain Charles Sense
ney and 9. K Hubbard.
A lodge of Improved Order Free Sons
of Israel, has been organized in this city
with the following officers: President,
Samuel Hamburger; Vice-Presldent, M.
Bum; MISUNDERSTANDING, j. Speyer;
Treasurer, b. Rosenstein; Guide, 5.
Kline; Warden, Ii. smith; Guardian, j.
Emsheimer, sr. Trustees, NJ. Heymsn,
Il. Cohn, A l.. Rice; Representatives to
Grand Lodge, Ssml Hamburger.
The following officers were elected by
the Whelan Literary Society, last even
ing: President, George j, Msthison, ir.;
Vice President, james Mathison; Secre-
tsry, Charles Bosly; Treasurer, Z. +.
Fields; Monitor, Mic c. Reister; Critic,
John A. Black; Librarian, james Quill;
Chaplain, John A. Nolan; Committee on
Ways AMI Means, Mic Z. Reister, John
A. Black, p. +. Fields, George Mathison,
Char es Bosly; Committee on Members,
George Mathson, Mic q. Reister, John
Black.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, April --MoNEr-Closed
easy n. 2(93 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3t(95 per cent. Customs receipts
S243 600. The Assistant Treasurer DIS
bursed Sl6S. 900. Clesrings $50, 600.
Sterling, long 4S7; short 4s9.
GoLD-In the gold room there was In
creased excitemet and activity in
consequence on London sdvices. The
opening sales were made at 1913, and
shortly afterwards the price rose 10 1914.
but At this point the news was received
that European securities at London had
improved on the runor of the change in
the Turkish ministry, and this reversed
the course OF speculation and the price Tell
to lO7, on sharp pressure to sell. Suisse
Quently there was recovery 70
lO7t@l07;. when it was known
that consols at London had again de-
clined, but at the close the price fell to
1867. Carrying rates l to per cent
Loans were also made fiat.
SILvER-At London 54}d: here ell.
yer bars 127l, green backs; l1s, gold;
silver coin J per cent discount.
s,,urpN,tuNrS Firm
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II you want to get cheap aud nice
fitting pair OF shoes go TO L.. V. Blends.

ADJUSTMENTS. - Daniel Druce. - A
large audience was assembled at the
Opera House last night to witness the
production OF the play of "DaAlel
Druce," which was presented to the en-.
tire satisfaction of all, notwithstanding
That Mr.. Davenport was too i'll to appear.
The role of the blacksmith, however,
was creditably filled by Mr.. Weaver,
and Miss Maye as dorothy" sustained
her part to perfection. The support
rendered by the company cannot well
be improved, unless each individual be a
star.
Frank MAYO Tonight "DavY Crock
ett' will bs produced, with that sterling
actor FraHk Mayo, supported By EIenor
Vaughn and full company. "Davy
Crockett" is one of the finest border
PLAYS ever produced on the stage, being
devoid of all that blood and thunder dis
play so characteristic Of the border
drama. Ii is a play brimful Of tender
ness and path0s, and 10 true To nature.
We bespesk for Mr.. Mayo II crowded
house. Seats now on sale ut the box
otiice.
Emma A5joh-Ot this accomplished
lady. who appears at the Opera House
Friday night, the Paris la Lb>rts, says:
before departing for London, Madame
AdelIns Patti visited the music room OF
Francois Wsr.el, to hear her little pro.
tege, a young American, named Miss
Abbott.
"Wartel says that he has never had
such a remarkable pupil since Nilsson.
Madame Patti warmly congratulated
professor and pupil.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-18

BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs-Bosrd met
yesterday afternoon at 81 o'clock. all the
members of the Board present.
The business before the Board being
tho appointment of certain officers, the
following persons were appointed to fill
the offices named:
Collec or o. Gate No. l, Cumberland
road, John MEGA lister.
Directors Of Insane Asylum-A. =
Lewis, Lewis county; VIM. 4. Lively,
Lewis county; Thos. Rslston, Lewis
county; James Withrow, Greenbrier
county; w. l.. Hesrne, Ohio county; j.
l.. Armstrong, Jackson county; DR.. NJ.
Campbell, Wood county; }. w. Gran
than; Jefferson county; &. NJ. Bishop,
Preston county.
The resignation of Margaret Stuart as
Collector of gate No. 3, Cumberland
road, was received and accepted, and
Margaret Petticord appointed to Il the
vacancy.
Mr.. Edward Woods was appointed to
the office of State Librarian.
Board adjourned 10 meet this morning
at ii o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-18
The Revolver.
Lave. sedu ction aud Murder-shoot'
Ing OF Frank Lynn at Belmont
o., Yesterday, by Mrs. W. n
Risler. the Mother Of
keduced Daughter.

Mrs w, II. Risler shot Frank Lynn
st Belmont Yesterday morning. A re-
porter of this paper, upon interviewing
several prominent citizens OF beiiaire'
learned the following story Of the shoot
ing: Some time during the latter part
of March, Mr.. w. II. Risler traded
farm which he owned, near Belville, fo'
the property OF Mr.. h. 9. Humphrey, IN
Beliaire. Mr.. Risler did not desire &C
cupying the property immediately
preferring TO remain at beiVliie lor
some time. in order to arrange SONS
business matters before moving to towl.
Mr.. Risler had previously lived IN BEL
mont. where his daughter, buxom,
rosy girl Of sweet sixteen mad mace sne
acquaintance of Frank Lynn, hotel and
livery stable keeper, who l. SAID 10 Dc
a man of gay aud festive procllvlt'es.
and bas wife and Elk interesting children,
who are .orced to carry his disgrace. Mf.
Rlsler sent his daughter to take
charge OF his house IN Bell
are, telling her, if she needed
money for current expenses, to call on
Mr.. Jacob burst, who would supply her
wants It was observed that she did not
ask Mr.. burst for money, but lived In
plenty, displaying an abundance OF
money on several occasions. This and
madam rumor together opened the eyes
of Mrs. R.sler. She At first gave no cred-
encs to the reports Of the looseness OF her
daughter Mary, whom she thought to
have been slandered by the evil tongue
of envious mischief makers. Mary was
in the habit of leaving home, and re-
manning away for days At time, with
out telling her parents where she had
been. Again some one told Mrs. Risler
that her daughter WAS in the habit OF
keeping illicit company with Lynn. THIS
40 enrsged Mrs. Risler that she could
not longer allow her daughter to 60 un-
corrected. As the story goes, last Sun
day evening Mary Risler left home
and did not return until III
o'clock Monday morning. The next
day Mrs. klsler chastised her,
even beating her numerically.
The girl left home immediately,
and has not been heard OF since.
Mrs. Risler heard that Lynn was in
town Monday night, and having armed
herself with revolver proceeded to hunt
him down. Her searching proved fruit
less. Being bstled in her attempts to
find Lynn, she got aboard the Ii o'clock
p. NJ. train for Belmont. Here she found
LYNN and shot him. She then took the
! o'clock A. NJ. train and returned to
Bellare, where she reported that she had
killed Lynn.