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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-27
THE FLESH POTs OF EGYPT.

A s7OO dwelling house was burned il
Grafton last week.
GEORGIA Central Railroad hands are
only paid 30 cents day.
The State Grange of West Va vii
meet at Farmont on December, 1lth.
j. T. BRADY of Homecoming Md. snC
proprietor OF the Brady House Was re-
Gently robbed of $3.50.
THE Virginia and Tennessee Legisla
lures meet December 5, and on the same
day Georgia elects her Legislature.
AoBUT fifty members of toe colored
Baptist Church in Lexington, Va, were
dropped from the roll for attending d
! circus.
Miss JANE NUTTER, q working girl OF
| Piedmont w. Va. and who has been liv-
NJ with Mr.. John Little mas mysterious
ly disappeared.
Mr.. GEORGE w. MARROW bought It
public sale the Amos Sheperd farm, near
Charestown, w. Va. containing l75
acres, al $50 per acre.
Two PRIsoNERs-one a forger and the
other robber cut their way through the
floor of the Hinton w. Va. Jail last
Thursday and escaped.
DURING the September term of the
Allegheny County (Pa,) Sessions four
teen riot cases were tried and eleven con-
viCtIons Were the result.
A lcck-gate on the nine,mile level of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, thirty
miles west OF Georgetown, was broken
out last week, causing delay Of q day
OF two TO navigation.
The United States minis turned out
during September, $4,492, 200 in double
eagles; l,677.C00 in trade dollars; S4OS,-
400 IN halt dollars; $4,000 in quarter
dollars, and $4,000 in dimes, making u
total coinage OF S7,056, 200.
4 TRAMP WAS horribly cut up by a
train near the West Union bridge last
week. He was unknown and haa moth
inc to snow who he WAS, but as a Cincin-
matt paper WAS found on his body, we lear
he has lett this world for worse one.
Miss LIZZIE FLERA, young lad y resi-
ding ut Rnggold, hear Haserstown,
committed suede Saturday by drowning
herself III cistern. 1t is not known
what prompted the suicide. The affair
mas created much excitement in the vii
lage, and AL investigation is in progress.
WESLEY VANoRSDALL OF Morgan
county stole three or four
mead of cattle from VIM. CusLey and
Mss Della Vanorsdall and sold them
for $25. He WAS arrested and put in
iai and when last heard from was having
about thirteen commissions to the hour
and is trying TO throw, up his lmmorta!
soul He Is said 70 be one OF the ''tem-
porarily insane band OF brothers.
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EIsON-CksOw.

Lydia Thompson's company is APP
pearug in Oxygen" That's about as
much Us 1t ever appeared IN Cincinnati
Star
The "wcmsn with the iron jaw
c oped with atrapeze performer in Indian
apoiis the OH day. We wish him much
j,wey ?-BOstyn Post.
Raymond Is to play the role of q life
l,slraLce agent. He should take that OF
the Pre- ldeut of y company. He would
ind millions in ll.-Bo>ton Post
Some persons are great at oao thng
ami some ~ another. Mnuy It woman
VINO can write page after page OF lovely
poetry can't eaten hold o, q sqaalhng
babe without nearly ysnklng its arms Oft
a dreamy writer says it would be
curious TO follow n pound OF silk from It's
spinning until 1t becomes lady's dress.
No DOUBT. But most men would prefer
To fellow : after ii became "a dreSy, and
whic the lazy was IN It,
asp.ritual seanCe IN Saratoga, las.
We, Is, IN Perkins, one o: the editors OF
the New York Sun, got a note from Sap
yH.rs, saying; Dear Eli, ii you mad on y
lived 500 years ago | would never
have married AusnIas. The old man
never uId come UP to my ideal OF per
lection in this line 81. louis JouyHlaL
a party were enjoying the evening
breeze Oh board yacht. The wind
has made my mOustsCue taste quite salt,
remarked young man who mad been
tor some time occupied III bIung the hair
that tell over his upper lip. a know
1t! innocent y sand b pretty girl. And
she wondered why all her friends laugh
Cd People are 50 CHILDISH" she remark
ed.
A solemn person, carrying corporesl
bass drum OF eIghteer-lager power, rose
in West End car Thursday, gestured
and said: You are HI bound 10 one. y
iaGy s., a flower. My nameIs krelluip-
per Don't you forget it." And she
drew Jae bell strap, stepped from the ear,
anc marched swag breathing melancholy.
Presently, when the conductor came to
punch "a. the presence OF the Two passeng-
crs between wnom kyellnipper lad sat,
neither otthom was able to find mis-
pocket, book.
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DIR. NiekIin's Claim not Allowed.

New York World.
The Wheeling daily REGISTER re-
cords claim by DR.. j. Thompson NICK
lin, OF Middlebourne, Tyler county
West Virginia, to precedence over the
later Professor Morse in the develop
ment into practical use of the present
system of telegraphy" There appears
to be no doubt that in 1888 DE-. NICK
lin who is now elghty-one years old, had
experimental in Cincinnati in the use OF
the electro magnet for signalling at
distance, and he claims in that year 10
have constructed an alphabet OF dots and
marks. But a. that date the electro
magnet had been ten years IN use
in experimental telegrsphy. Swain, IN
1929, had invented dot-and-llne alpha
bet, in 1881 Professor Henry, of Prince
ton, had devised what WAS practically the
Morse "register," while Morse himself
had been ut work from 1882 TO 1887, and
in the latter year had exhibited public
ly IL New ork his completed appara-
tus in working condition. Though the
first practical use OF the telegraph was
not till 1874, Morse's c4veat was filed
in the Patent Office in 1887. Where
fore there seems TO be some misunder.
standing of DR.. Nicklin's reported claim
"that, having no thought of any other
person making the discovery, fear of los
ing what he considered the one great
triumph of his life caused him to delay
applying for patent and masking known
his discovery, until Morse, some years
later, stepped in and carried off the
hOnors'
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PURELY Personal.

AT an Allegheny variety theatre the
admission fee is ten cents or two pieces OF
soap.
He murmured, 81 am man OF quie'
tastes" then be went behind the aoor, TOOK
flask from his pocket, shd tasted some
thing.-.St. Louis Times.
Mr.. JOHN +. RAYMOND will visit
Londcn next winter ard will act at the
Gaiety Theatre as Colonel Sellers.
Gov. BISHOP, of Ohio, will not keep
house in Columbus. He intends llving
al one of the hotels, and in the Plalnest
possible manner.
WE hear of a Mr.. "Swesringen in
Morgan county. Wonder if he was like
the Boston people and threw overheard
the ct" to prevent being Swearing
gent.
MRS. Roscoe CoNKLING and her
daughter rarely stay at Washington, as
Mrs. Conkling's health does not permit
her to indulge in social gaiety. They
are going South to spend the winter.
The Chicago Post explains that the
report of an earthquake in the West was
caused by St Louis belle putting her
foot down little more firmly than usual
Score one for the. Chicago Blue-stockings.
GEN. MCCLELLAN seems to be fairly
on the course for 1880. Responding to
a recent serenade at Trenton, n. j., the
general said he wished it to be distictiy
understood that ne was friend of "the
working classes"
COLONEL FoRNEY says be is gong to
work abroad tor the international Exhib-
ilioD, "as the most perfect and promising
OF all the organizations intended TO pro.
mote American manufactures, art, !nven-
tion and industry"
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The A. and lie Angel.

B, when wears enough had passed
to make MIN the father of a good sized
family received visit from Dr., q
specially congenial member OF the old
seminary class. Neither his own olive
plants, nor the rather early gray hairs
of MS visitor, seemed to have touched
the spirit of former days, ana, like regu-
lar old boys, as they were, the two could
not wait for toilets TO be completed the
next morning, but began an old-time
run OF Jokes and nonsense through the
bolted door that separated them. This
went on successfully, until ut last it
struck BIS youngest, peacefully walt
ing his turn in his cradle, as II mysterl-
Gus and disorderly proceeding, and he
began to signify his dlsapproval by al
cutlery that no parental effort could sub
due.
whats the matter with that baby?'
called DIR. - at last, his patience un-
der the interruption beginning to give
way.
"Oh, don't know" drawled B -;
Il suppose, like Paul, ne hears voice
but sees no man. No probably more
like Balssn.'
"Ah," retortel Dr., che sees tie
ass, but doesn't sec tie anget'
The laughter inside that room left the
baby free To come in on any key ne
pleased Tor some indefinite time follow
ing Editors DraVsr, in Harpers Maya
zine for December.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
TIE DAILY REGISTER.

One squares inch space.
one tlme.......-..S 70 One month.....S d CU
one ~eeh.......".- 2 81 One year.......... Is 90
one square manageable once week $50.
81 ciaI Notices - per cent additional.
advertisements to occupy fixed places 20
per cent additional.
Cuts VII be chars ed double for space
occupied
DoGtie clumn advertisements, So per
cent aud tCLal.
LocaA NCnGeS 10 cents per line-6nt no
local iICltce lGtL be inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR
All adv erLsements, except for establish
Ell business houses, IN ust be paid for in adj
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will De confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisements not connected with ii WI be
Charged for at our regular rates.
All bills uue on the urst appearance of
the advertisement.
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AN make close conn ectiOn at
y>s az ,o >, ali points South and South
..lo .So ne Tor all points West and
tc.lssesss,,n, trains make connections at
81 wv tor Philadelphia, New York
s Nc At Washington City for all
~ S '',,,ni trains make direct corpec-
-, M - ali principal points West ana
-s. s>,' palace cars on all night trains.
an saturday night. has no con.
w ~, ny ,oT Chicago or Sandusky.
.,rrIyG. PITTSB URGH AND BAL
''D1 IIMORE DIVISION.
.,dsf ar Novem Der 5Ih trims on the
y division will leave Wheeling
.,binnt1n, Pa, - follows:
'sSTaayes Wheeling at $40 2. III.
l:iO p. III.
Sr Elm Grove:
:, S " Wheeling at t:55 a. n.
~ ~ 500 =. m.
y :. " Washington, Pa, for Wheeling:
es'' ~ caves Washing on at $500 a. m.
4" 4:lUp. III.
x y arrives at Wheeling at lC:25 a. m.
rove ,% accommodation
4 VI arrives at wheeling at ~ a. IN.
E,@ '''0 r. -
,-s TO all principal points on sale
not. Office open atau hours during
+H ". NJ. CLEMENTS, a. NJ. OF 7.
a. DEVRIES, General Agent. maIo
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AWord al warming.

:. quiet, oId-fashioned Democrat from
the Northwest-uot member Of Con
rress-who Is now IN Washington, said
to-day: IL have only one fear for our
men IN the House. l don't know that
they drink any more wniskey than the
Republicans. but it goes more to their
heads. That sort OF thing is never safe -
except with = settled policy and an -Ad-
mi1istrstion of yCur own
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The Author OF Ewing'- Speech.

GOlG-W orshiping Organ.
Here, ia condensed form, is the great
speech OF the stawart Greenbackcr,
Ewing:
My Dear Young Friend:
The die IS cast; all is over. Hiding
the ravages of care with r. sickly mask o.
mirth, have not informed you this
evening that there's no hope OF the re-
mlttance. | have discharged the pecu
mary liability of the establishment by
giving note of hand made payable
fourteen days after date. 1t vii not be
taken up. The result is destruction. The
bolt Is impending, and the tree must fall.
This Is the last communication you will
ever receive
From
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chicago Rotfenuess

~. Louis GLOBE DemoCrst.
The regular tri-weekly bank failure IN
Chicago is reported to-day. We lear
there are not banks enough left IN
Chicago now to furnish gcoi items until
Christmas. Better nave only two failures
q week, so as TO make them last longer.
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one BIas, from his BugIe Horn.

In case OF u war with Mexico, We can
rely upon the popular enthusiasm for
Hayes to furnish the requisite volun teer
force to conquer the enemy in short
order. Or @ blast upon mis- bugle horn
would be worth two men and small
boy, not to mention the suffers.
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CIny~,uI~ snouid be Proud Of Him

NV UuTSN POST.
1t Is believed that the real name OF
Frank Eante, the Western desperado
whose exploits have occupied SO much
space in our Geographic columns, is
Frank Durran;. and that &c Is native
of CiaysvIlle, Washington county, Pa.
\ dispatch from Peoria, Ill, gives this
Intelligence and further adds: at is be-
ieved he has wife ana child still liv-
ing there He studied for the minis
try and received fine education, as
mis- conversation and letters nov show.
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ueEouen, and Paid forH

New York World.
Senator Sharon cannot understand
why there should be such fuss kicked
up about hrs absence from lis seat. lie
bought and psid for it with his own
money and has right to do with his
own property what he will.
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A Sporting Editor Plays Critic AT IA
Concert.

Exchange.
The musical critic ofone of the New
| Yorl papers having been compelled to
| leav, town suddenly on the eve OF d con-
! cert oy the Philharmonic Society, = con-
!rere of the sporting department kindly
volunteered to take mis- place tor the
evening. HIS work, whatever his short
! coming is IN au artistic sense, certainty
lacked nothing IN originality. and we
commend his style to some OF the musical
critics. Hear him: "Time was called
exactly At So'cloCk, and about fifty bugles,
| ites and liddles entered for tae contest
The tiddles won the toss, and took the
inside with the chandeliers right In their
eyes The umpire, with Il small club,
| acted as starter. just before the start
| be stood upon IL cheese box, with small
| lunch counter before him, and shook ms
! stick at the entries to keep them down.
The contestants first sockrd il to Lsndlce
Hochkeit by Goldsmark, OPP. 70. They
got of nearly even, one OF the sorrei
fdd es gently leading. The man with
the French horn tried TO call them back,
but they settled down TO u sOgglng gat
with the big roam fiddle bringing up
the rear. Attic first quarter the little
black whistle broke badly and went into
the air, but the fddles left kept well to-
gether, aud struck up & rafting gai'.
At the half pole the man with the
straight horn showed signs OF fatigue.
There was boptaiIed flute which wrest
led sadly with the sorrel bugle at the
hslf-miIe, but he was wind-broken and
wheezed. The galoot with the big Ia,
bugle kept calling whoa all the time,
but he seemed to keep up with the res.
They al came under the string in good
order but The Judge on the cheese box
seemed to reserve MS opinion. He
SO med tired, and the contestants went
out TO find the bottle holders, and get
ready tor the Beethoven handicap. 1t
was nice exhibition, but little tire
some to the observers. All bets are oil -
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False DcIicacJ,

The friends of those who are troubled
with bad breath, and, through over
squesmisnness, dislike to refer to 1t, CON-
mits positive and cruel mistake, especial
ly If they are aware OF the merits and
great etfcscy OF the fragrant SozoDoNT'
This is the true and only remedy for the
difficulty; there IS no valid excuse for
bad breath now.
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Beggared outcast.
WILKINS MICA W Der.
An Annual Marriage.

New York Express.
Last week, Miss Ellie, ninth daughter
of Senator WIthers, of Virginia, in her
nineteenth year, WAS married to Nj
Putney, wealthy Boston wIdower OF
fftv or more summers. The bride is
nearly six feet tail, cf remarkable beauty
and Intelligence, allie to talk politics,
quote John Stuart iii, and ride An un-
tanned horse. The marriage o! daughter
of Senator Withers has long been regu
lar annual occurrence, but IL cannot be
kept up much longer, AS there remain
only two unmarried. Miss Willie and
Miss Virginia Secessia. (Pfmbus, what y
nameU The latter was born the day
Virginia seeded
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'.I-4g.IH Il .f..,t "a Dl&tlrG ltdNtA
bA-r..4 II. Bridgeport at $50, and
40 ~t,uHruyliIp ~ D 40 Z. ".
= rs S,vuDenville at 7:i5 a. H., arrive
gepOrt "a $50 Il. IN.
a. Acrumln p. atlOn trains leave
Al g:3J a. n, and l2:i5 y. IN. ;
Ort g4Ia. N and ] 30 p. IN arrive
"a %, Ferry at 800 "a. IN. and l:lu p.
aiming leave Martins Sorry al
: Do. ana j:3 p. m; Bridgeport Il 30
.r. sap. AZ. arrive At Byi.a're a.
l.,8ad 500 l.. IN.
sto all principal points u the
d N.-i cau ue procure. n the
Ecke, yftiCr In Mcclure HOu G, and
CESSATION & Bridgeport.
:. X. MYERS
p r-uera, Passenger 4 LlCke, Agent.
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IIIInIIlJT WASHES without rubbing.
WlAHiNt Positively harmless TO cloth
WHUlllilL ing, totally unHkeaLy t-.us
ever known 10 the prb.ir
before. pound equals pounds q soap.
Mrs. Henry Ward BeecueT recommends IL
to al nous ekccper>. Sold by GTUcrT>.
Price cents. Depot q Platt Street. Nvw
York. u,AD
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Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver,
DAIN in the right side, under the
cdgcof the ribs, increases on pres
sure sometimes the paints in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shouldcr-bladc, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part
There sgencra,ly considerable loss
ofmemory,a accompanied pain
full sensation Of having left undone
somethingwhich ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is some
times an attendant, The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
be is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
priCkly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; ard although he is
satisfied that exercisewould be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every REM
edv. Several Of the above symp-
.oms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few of diem ex-
listed, vet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively dcranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR. c. MCLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AGUE AND FLYER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most haQPyrcsults. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
10, or after taking Quininc. w
would advise al who are a1.;s,cd
with this disease to give them :
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, aId
is a simple Purg@;ivc, tAsy are IN
eQualed.
BEWARE OF I2IITaT:0Es.
The genuine IN. {. Mn
LIVER PILLS arc never sugar eO-,-d.
Every box has q red w@X seal on
the lid, viii tie impression iE
AIcLANE'S LvG Pills.
The genuine M?LANE'S LtrR
PILLS bear tie signatures ot &
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. 3r the
sa;- Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving YOU the genuine
DR.. c. McLANE LIVER Pills, PIE
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DR. c. McLAsE's
LIVER Pills a trial, we will mail post paid TO any
part Of the United States, one box OF Pills foI
twenty-five Gents.
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers, chronic, painful, and pros
trating diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermachcr's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum, Avoid imitation. Book
and journal. with particulars, mailed
free. Address PULvERMACHER GAL
vANIC Go Cincinnati Ohio
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They could See IL.

1t was so apparent 10 the Centennial
jurors, when they came To compare Ben
sons Capcine Porous Plaster with other
porous plasters on exhibition, that il was
greatly superior TO any OF them. and they
were forced by their own convictions TO
give 10 the manufacturers OF 1.-THE highest
n only --- er was in
award OF SEE vented To
meIll over That the Word over C o IN e.
all Others. CsPsINE the only OBJ
b n On's Is CUT THROUGH lection ever
CapcIu. Pc Each Plaster. toun i 10
rOuS Plast- -----. the old ami
hither'p popular porous plaster, tina. OF
slow action. BenSon'> Caic.ue Plaster
acts a. once, relieves pain Immediately.
and cures ~ here Others viii not even Te-
lieve. While possessing the above rr-
marRaDic qualities. II is absolutely rec
from Tie lead pOIsOus that many other
plast - are found by analysis 10 contain.
Sold everywhere
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affecting Geeister.
Terms, by Mail, in Advance
DAILY RElIRTl.R

One year....-.-..SS W Three months 81 M
DIX lnOnths........ 4 10 Ono MONTH "a
a., Thl-W EEKLY REGISTER.
fuoilshed every Tuesday, III ursday and
saturday.
One copy, yrSI w one cows mos. ~ IN
WEEKLY REGISTER.
one copy, yr...sl 50 SIX copies, i yrs : SO
one copy, mos 10 Ten copies, yr, Is 90
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1Irgh, Cincinnati and St, Louis
Railway,

pN HNNDLE ROUTE. CONNENSED
..u piturough ana local trains,
g.rss WEST.
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& Pittsburgh R. r,

ayyEySED TINE CARD.
.-,a-- -. - ---=sr7 -. ~ - ,}ss-
l..,ie 90 $50 49, -, t,s''--'.yi 50
y and a'tGr Nav ~, 1877, trains will run
except sunday as follows, viz:
Ar ,Ny MAIL. EXPIRES.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-27

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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-27

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p. 'Ia rrSTBOUYD TRAINS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-27
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