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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-27
the Incitans.

SAN FRAnCIsCo, June 2G.-A pres
dispatch from Portland ssys the follow
ing dispatch from = specisl corresPOnd-
eni, has Just been received from Fort
Lapwai, dated June "a. via Walls
WalIs: A courier has just come through
from General Howard. Colonel Perry,
with his company, has joined the Gen.
eral NJ Sorton's station, on Little Cot
tonvood, about siIty mites from here.
The troops here vii stsrt 70 JOIN them
70 morrow. General Howard intends 70
move tomorrow on Josept, wbo "a re
ported 10 be between Little Salmon and
Snake river 81 Horseshoe Bend, twenty.
i've miles south Of NJ. Idaho.
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Tss amount OF cash and bullion in the
Bank of Fraucs June 7th, was $455, APT, :
l25. Ot this sum about one hundred and
twenty million dollars were in silver, the
rest gold. France has the double stand
ard. Her ave-frsnc pieces are lawful
money without limit. Her silver is
valued at l5k to OF gold, while our
ratio was l6 to l. In other words, the
French, in comparison with US, over
value silver. France, after her war, is
approaching resumption. She ands 1t
convenient to have some silver about the
house.
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Monday Nights storm.

CINCINNATI, June 26.-There WAS no
material damage occasioned to property
in this city by the great storm last even
irg besides that already reported
At Springfield, o., a child of David
WiIlden was killed by falling barn,
al d two other persons were seriously in
jured from the same cause. The resi-
dence OF Mr.. Click was leyeled to the
ground, and Mrs. Click suffered
broken leg. and arm. Two
students of the Wetlenberg College were
knocked senseless by falling bricks. Sew
eral large buildings including the St.
James hotel and sewing machine factory,
lost their roofs. The damage TO ihe crops
is incslculsble, not only in the vicinity
Of Springfield, but along the whole path
way of the storm. At reaching Ohio the
stable of Henry Rosenberg was blown
down, instantly killing the proprietor
At Lancaster, o., residences and
stores were unroofed. The Catholic
church steeple was blown down.
GALEsBURa, ILL.,, June 90 Crops
reported heavily damaged.
DEs MONIES, IA, June 26.-The rain
tall WAS heavy and the outlook Tor crops
is gloomy, but no special damage done.
IsDIASoLA, Ia, June pa number
Of cattle were killed yesterday, and lam
lilies were compelled for u time 10 yacsts
their Easements, fearing the tornado
would bring down the houses.
MUscATIsE, IA, June 26.-Hundreds
Of trees snapped like pipe stems in yes-
terday's storm. Thousands OF psncs of
glass were shlvered by the great hail
stones that fell. Nobody was injured.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL, June 26.-The
damage 10 wheat IN this county by
the storm is estimated nj 100000
There is much other damage. All the
creeks are overhowing and the low lands
| flooded.
CHAMPAIGN, Ills, June 2G.-Tbe
surrounding country suffered severe lot'
by storm. Probably one hundred houses
and buildings were damaged here and IN
| Urbsns. The rain tell IN torrents, and
trees we're uprooted by scores 81 Moline
Hailstones the size OF n hens egg te
yesterday near here, and great damage u
crops is reported.
CHICAGO, June 2G.-RePorts from diff
ferent sections Of the Southwest indicate
that, though the damage of yesterday
storm was not very greA. in any one 10
csIity, yet tie results, taken IN the ~
gregate, have been disastrous, and thai
the crops nave suffered in almost ali
places 70 greater or less extent.
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Rase Ball.

EVANSVILLE, June 26.-EvansvilIe
Blues, 2; Memphis Reds, 4.
CHICAGO, June 26.-Chicagos, II; St
Louis, o. The Chicsgos played Jone:
and Hall, formerly of the CinciDnstls:
MILWAUKEE, June 26.-Milwaukee, Z
Minneapolis, 0.
LccKPoRr, n. Y, June 26,-Roches
ter, I; Buckeye, 5.
HARTFORD, June 26.-Hartfords, I
BostOns, 2.
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Coa~fs RObbed .

CEErEssE, jane 2s.-Tbs coach from
De.dwood ~ss stopped yesterday alter
noos BY t~o rOsd agents ne.r Cheyenns
riysr. The passenger, Ave 10 nambef,
were Yobbed Of about 81 800 IN money,
watches, ETC., George Crystal, . freightsr,
losing 500 and yslaabis gold watch
The treasurer boz vS riyited 70 the
iron work Of The coach, and the robber,
alter working an hour ~ IL lsft without
securing Il of even Opsnisg t.
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GaxAInKfnn Ifema.

WAsH1SGros, June 26 The Secre.
tary Of War directs that subsistence
stores be sold to officers and enlisted men
on credit, they giving proper reeelpe
The order was issued on account Of nc
appropriation for the support Of the army
hnvine been made. A similar order &c
an ab|e them TO obtain fuel, etc from the
ouaatermaster's department will be -
sued.
The President has rendered John N
Long the Haytian missIsn.
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English Repor, on the Centennial.

LONDON, June 90 A volume OF re-
ports on the Philsdelphia exhibition was
issued to day by the Duke OF Richmond,
and Mr.. Gordon, in his report 10 the
Queen, says that the action of Her Maj
esty's government as to the efforts OF
the exhibitors have been most successful
in cementing the bonds OF union between
the two nations. He is afraid that. owing
TO the universal depression of trade last
year, the efforts of British exhibitors to
maintain the credit Of their country at
Philadelphia did not meet with SO much
immediate commercial success as could
have been wished, but trusts the extend
ed knowledge of British productions
whish will result from this great exhioi-
tion will eventually lead TO large and
extensive trade between the two coun-
tries, to the advantage of both.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-27

IT OUR good friends of the intelligence
and of the several papers now lsboring
to carry the Capital Ct the State from
Wheeling 10 Clsrksburg, did not feel
deep shd genuine interest in us we are
sure they would not worry themselves SO
much this hot weather about the consis-
.ency-or, as they mistakenly spell IT.
lnconsistency-of the REGISTER on the
Capital question. We know there
is nothing they admire so much
ss consisten ~ in others, nothing 80 near
their hearts IS an eternal Interchangeable
ness, SO to speak, IN their neighbors. 1t
pains their dear souls to find anything
in the columns of the REGISTER that they
can, BY the most unfair construction,
torture into an appearance Of tortuous
course of the paper they so fondly love-
Therefore, when, in searching the files OF
the REGISTER, they find printed
in It's columns circular from
q Wheeling committee, or even an
editorial on the subject, contrast
ing the advantages of Wheeling over
Charleston as q place for tee location OF
the Capital of the State, it fills their
souls with anguish to And that we are
no. willing to strike out Wheeling and
insert Clarksburg and then repeat the
contrast liz the same language.
The fact is, what We said OF the sd-
vsntages of Wheeling over Charleston
WAS true when we wrote it and is true
to day. What we write OF the advsn'
tsges to the people of the State
OF Charleston as their capital
over Clarksburg, Is equally true now,
and will be more marked and emphatic
in the year 1885, when the Capital goes
to ,hs, place by the voice of the people
II the editor of the Inteltigeneer finds
no Inconsistency in having defended and
spnlsuded GRANT's brutal course toward
the Sou.h few months ago, and 10 now
.pplsuding the opposite c'ursein HAYES
we are left to infer that it is only the
sins of its nsighbors that frsts its pure
soul "And there are Phsrisees in these
DAYS Also" ..s..
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vnibusf~rtnx sts,y nes,ed.

SAN YKAscIsoo, June 26.-In refer
epce 70 Q story 10 the New York Sun ~
70 scheme BY the standardization for the
seizure Of the northern States Of Mexico
ex-senator William Stewart, who ~sr
neatiobed ~ having hAd Al intsryiss
with Secretary Eysrs 90 the subject,
gave, - Tar ss hs "A concerned, posIlive
denIsl Of. the whole story 70 . Post re-
porter. Hs had ho;, be said, seen Mr.
Evsris, or any one elss, iOr ihs porpo.e
stated by the San and knew nothing
whatever Of any fntsntiOn on the part oI
the government 70 acquire BY ieizars OF
purchase any portion Of Mexico.
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po.,m.,,er Come 20 Grief

LOUISVILLE June 26.-To-nights
Clsrksville special 10 the Courier JouTn0l
reports that Maj. J. p. Flood, editor OF
the Stewart county, Tenn Record, a'tor-
ney-st law, ant. postmaster Of that sec
tion. hss confessed tbs. be had stolen
several thousand dollars from registered
letters. His reputation hiss been the very
bes, and bis popularity the very highest
Flood was recently chosen Vice Presi-
dent of the Tennessee Press Association
The discovery of the crime produces
ouite a sensation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-27

ST. NICHOLAS for July seems no less de-
sirous than usual TO instructive youthful
mind, and it succeeds unusually in anus
ing it. 1t contains lumber of witty
and numerous stories, an article on
Swimming" one on "Wild Mice" "a
BOYS Life on Board q Msn-of- War;"
and other sketches, whims aud conceits
that make it q treasure to the young
folks. Published by ScRIBSER u Co.,
New York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-27

The insurance companies, largely
British, are badly bit by the s.. John
fire. The total loss IS near Ms can be
now sscertsined will range from fifteen
to twenty millions, while the total
amount of insurance Is not less than
seven millions of dollars.
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nemoern,Ie WaIk-Oxer.

CHAKLk.pos. June 26-Aspecisl elec-
tion for seventeen members OF the Legis-
lature TO represent Charleston county oc'
Cured to-day. The Democratic ticket
containing the names Of fourteen white
and three colored citizens was elected
without opposition, the Republicans
having decided yesterday not 70 run any
ticket
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-27

THx Iowa Republican State Conven-
ton meets to-day, and the indications are
that resolutions denouncing HAYES
Southern policy will be adopted with a
wboop and hurrsh. PACKARD will lend
the grace of his presence to the assembly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-27

Two persons were arrested at Sandy
Hook, Nd. yesterday. on suspicion OF
being the nurderers of Rev. j. NJ. For
DAY, late pastor of the Lutheran Church
st Hsrper's Ferry. 1t will be remem-
bered that the body of Mr.. FoRDAr was
four in the canal at that place about q
month ago, and it was at first supposed
that he had been accidentally drowned,
but investigation revealed the fact that
be had been murdered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-27

The Philadelphia Record, referring In
general commendatory terms to the late
speech of FRED. DOUGLASS, at St.
Aicbseps, Md, takes exception to his re.
marks about @wrongs inflicted on his race
for two hundred years" 1t reminds him
that his race in this country, even while
In bondage, was much more blessed than
their brethren IN Africa, who had been
killing, enslsving, and in some parts eat
Ing each other from time immemorisl,
from which condition that portion OF the
race brought to this country and
their descendants were saved By
American slavery. The chief
ground Of complaint they have against
Southern men is, that they tried 10 pre-
vent the British Government from
bringing them from Africa TO this coun-
try. Being here, however, the white
people made their condition . good deal
better and happier than il had been IN
Africa Now that they are made free,
and have all the privileges enjoyed BY
the rest Of the world, they should moi
waste tims in complaining of the weari-
meas OF the journey from Egypt 70 thu
promised land, but act upon the ordel
given TO the children of Israel when
smerginging from vassalage 10 inds
Pendence, TO 20 forward"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-27

AYTER July lst all government PEN
sioners residing in Ohio who have here
tofore received their pension money at
Wheeling will receive it at Columbus.
The pension agency will not be re.
moved from that place to Clev elsnd as
at one time il was rumored it would be.
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I1eayy htOrsss.

HAERIsBuHo. Jube 26.s-A heavy wind
and rain storm passed over this city tn.
afternoon. The harrisburg bridge, spsn'
bing the SWqvehanna from Tbs Harris
burg side 70 LoDgnseker's Island. wS
unrooied, and q portion OF II blown olt
II position. Damage $500. One Of TIE
turreu was blown Of OF the Catholic
cathedral, and a number OF dwellings
unroofcd, and badly dsmsged by wstsr.
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Found Dead.

ERIE, June 26.-Dr. William NJ.
Wsnsce, well known and highly re-
spected physician of this city, was fo1nd
dead in bis room this morning. He was
a, one time Vice President of the Penn.
sylvanis State Medical Society. He was
q bachelor and very wealthy. Death re-
suited from q cancerous affection OF the
stomach and liver.
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Gubernatorial Excursion.

It's understood that preparations are
making for a grand gubernstorisl ex-
cursion, in which the executives ot all
the States meet for an interchange OF
Official courtesies AMI personal exsmi.
nstlon Of the great commercial and
manufacturing centres. The three Lead
iag points to be visited are Boston. New
York and Philadelphia. The party will!
remain in each city three days.
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Nnrine.

New YoRK, Tune 26.-Arrived-The
steamers Bothnis, from Liverpool;
TrisiA, from hamburg, and CallAird,
from Rotterdam.
LONDON, June 26.-The steamers Tyr
roll and Bolivis, from New York, and
Brsunsch weig. from Baltimore, arrived
out
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-27

HAYES is swinging around the cir.
cle." Boston gave him n reception yes
terdsy. Along the route he took psrtic-
ulsr pains to exhibit his great political
.swbst is it." the Postmaster General.
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ADVANCE In BREADsTUFFs.

Since the Russians have crossed the
Danube the prices of fbresdstuffs have per-
ceptably stifened. This shows strength
ening of belief in general and pro-
tracted war in Europe. Last spring,
when appearances first indicated that q
war was imminent between Turkey
and Russia, wheat and -four shot up to q
figure that was not warranted by the
situation and was only made possible be
cause the bulk Of the bresdstuffs Of the
country was then IN the hands Of specu-,
lstors, but it was confidently believed
that, even should war become reality,
with good crops in this country the ex-
travagant prices could not be maintained
From every quarter comes the most
cheering accounts of the large yield of
crops of most excellent grain. No such
crop has been hsi vested in this country
since the famous wheat year of 1854
now nearly a quarter OF century ago.
1t is believed that the acreage of wheat
is greater than ever known before; that
the yield per acre will be considerably
beyond the average, and that the quality
will be up TO the highest standard of the
best years. So far as we have been
able to learn, no enemy Of this import.
ant crop has yet made its appearance.
The fly did not disturb 1t, the weevll
seems to have become almost extinct,
and the crop Is already too far advanced
toward maturity for the rust
to do much damage. Through
out the southern and CEN
tral belt OF the country, the harvester
is already at work gathering the precious
grain; and it is only In the
more northerly latitude and in
low lands where the wheat
has an unduly rank growth or where the
atmosphere is more humid, that any dam
ger from rust may bs apprehended.
With nights which bring fogs or dews
and mornings with scorching sun, rust
might yet blight much wheat; but the
present weather, slthough h characterized
with some dsmpness and good deal of
hotness of sun, has also stirring air
which dries the wheat almost as rapidly
as the dsmpness falls. Altogether we
may conclude that the most extraordi.
nary wheat crop ever grown ia this
country is now about mstured and is
almost beyond danger of injury.
The corn crop, notwithstanding it got
q bad start from defective seed and un-
favorable weather, is coming on finely
and promises we'll. Oats, hay, pasture
and potatoes, all are doing well; and
with wool and beef cattle yielding good
prices, the farmer has cause to be the
hsppiest of mortsls.
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MARTlSsBUEG is waking up on the
Capital question, and proposes to .nake
herself felt ia the fight You can't ig.
more such a splendid set of fellows as
those Eastern Panhsndlers.
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days also
s.LEs OF ~ OOL IN WASHINGTON
COUNTY.

The Washington Daily Reporter OF
Saturday says: The wool purchased
during the last week or two is now being
delivered in large quantities by farmers
to the buyer. who are shipping it of rap
idly to the Eastern market. 1t is sssi-
mated ths. enough has been sold in this
county alone to pat several hundred
thousand dollars in circulation. Tnis
cash will enable many men to pay their
debts, and if KEEP; in circulation will re-
lisve many Of their embarrssmensA a
large amount Of wool has Also been SOLO
in Greene county. Forty 70 iorsy-nve
ca,,s continue to be the ruling rates.
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The ladies who rule and the leaders
who decide have all pronounced iayor-
abiy OF -Andrews' Bszsr." II IL the Ne
plu, ultra Of fashion journals in America.
Send W. K. andrews, Cincinnati, Ten
cents for specimen copy.
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set spiral studs, collar button, heavy plain
wedding ring, aud s-nts' f>rislsn dia.
mond pin. 1be abJve articles sent, pOst.
paid, Hr 80 cents. Have been retailsd
hor o. Eankrupt stock aud must be sod.
solid Ailion Gold Watches. SO each. fpf
IN appearanes % q s1O gem uine cold. "His
repG u iisn for honesty, t<jr dealing and
ItberAIity, N abeq qaallsd ~ any Stysrtissr
ia this city.'-X r. Day Heot, Dee. 10,
sTUCkMAS, ~ bond g.. s.r. frZsb'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-27

The epidemic of fires that is sweep
ing the country should be not passed oy
unheeded by the citis ,ns OF Wheeling,
The supply of water in some sections ot
this city is limited, especially IN the after
part Of the day and fore part oil the
night, and the mesns OF conveying lire
alarms are not the most speedy and eth
cisnt. We have plenty of food for the
flames; and slight spark may become
dsluge of ire. Keep q sharp eye out
for the small boy aud the hre cracker
The day drsweth nigh when his patriot.
ism must and vent in the explosion OF
powder.
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Goldstnith Maid.

CIxcISsAn, June 26-Goldsmith
Maid will trol al Chester Psrk, July
4sh, .gains: time, Tor q purse of 5000.
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Arressed fer the Murder Of Rev
Rerday.

BAIrrMoRh June 26.-Jss. Gardner
and j. W. Grove were arrested at Sandy
Hook, Nd, on suspicion Of being the
murderers Of Rev. ]. NJ. Forday. pastor
of the Latheran Church Al Harpers
Ferry, whose body was found in the
canal thsrs June lst.
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Another Molly MaxuIre Outrage.

PHILADELPHIA. June pa dispatch
from Plymouth Pa, says: Last even
ing, near Manticoke, party of drunken
Molly Maguires attacked u number OF
miners, injuring all OF them. Martin
MCINTYRE, one of the colliers, was so
badly injured that ne died this morning.
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Eon@ @ 2R&sho1

WORK, 90 that subject giving concise
nd plainly written instructtObs fof the
reatmeDl OF Nil ordinary ailments OF all
Domestic Animals, are copstanty ksDt ia
stock, toysthsr With appropriate hedlclbs
hsstz. These books are syersAiIy written
Cor the Fsrmers. stock HAiscs OF LArefy
s4talIsmanI q use, avoiding ~ for ~ po<si.
biz. all technical terms. FOR Descriptive
Price List send stamp 90 the nALTtAOhE
HOMEOPATHIC PhAENACr, L4 West
Tzyette street. BOERiCkk q IAKkL,
opr istors 'sNeo
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The Black Hills

By n. ". Nsguifs. Who hss sDsnt u year.
In tbss region. Latest acsoant OF 0oid
and silver prospess. A.asni,Irzi .nan,,ns y,.n ssa
ing, Indians, and Bstusn Ady.ntafes
viii Them. Mining. and Wild western
Ilts. the waterfalls, Boiiipy 3 0syser., noble
sesnsfy, immsnss D0sses. etc. with "a
dne fllussrsttons and oDe MAG. Prics only
10 ets., sold by al Nsvsdssler., or sspt post
paid for re by DONEgLLr. LLOYD CO.,
Puhs., Chicago, H. maItO
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VOL. ID,
affecting &e9ister.
Gold closed yesterday at 1861.

me psaUeT to-day toiH be partly
cloudy, o,th northeast '0t''ds' t0''er tenn
,,,o,uye ana local rd,,is
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IT appears that the recent e1oeeu''0n'
of Molly Maguirss has not hsd very
..lu,.ry snsc. on thu, vill.inoa' 0sna
Another outrage is reported this morn.
ing at Ply mouth, Pa, where .pArs' .. .
drunken Mollis. attached : patty OF
miners, injuzins all Of them and ,s''hns
one. e.,.e t~ as
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Y r AilLDg
ISood Jswslfy
|CoHbl % alton
1ut. Consisting
ot el eg a o I
saLch ehaiB.i.
ils-s' handsome
yrooch.snd . str
Irops, pair sls.
| anl gold stone
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NJ e NJ o RANDUM
II A ID -.
\ EST Milton

SEVERAL SIZES YoR SALE At THIS
OFFICE. HH sbHs
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-02-23
The Blue Glass Cure.

A most Interesting Case of benefit to a
patient by the blue glass ire ttment has
taken place in Staunton with a patient of
DR.. A. M. Fauntleroy. The wife of a
well-known citize II had been for some time
suffering from a nervou complaint, taking
the form of a neuralgia affection. Her
nights for months had been sleepless, un-
til towards the small hours of the morn
ing; her feet and hands had been icy cold,
with no possibility of warming them, all
accompanied by d loss of appetite. About
two weeks e DR.. f. instituted the blue
glass experiment in her case. In the
chamber viii dow, which consists of four
large panes Of glass. the blue glass was in
serted in the two lower panes, and the pa
tient sat before it as long as the sun shone
On the window, say some three or four
hours. On the first day so marked a change
III her symptoms was made that she slept
.oundly at an early hour that night, and
has had healthy rest ever since. The cold
ness in the hands and feet of the patient.
passed away, and her appetite has returned.
Dr.. F.'s theory with regard to the cause
of the beneficial effect of the blue light is
we believe, different from that of General
~Pleasanton, the former claiming that it is
result of the chemical properties of the
rays, while the latter claims that it is cleo
tricity. DR.. F., who is President of the
Board of Directors of the w. L. Asylum
sone time ago, suggested some provis.
ion bV the Il ard. for th eSa aynnrimontS
in the cure of insanity, they having
been tried with great success in asylums
for the insane IN Italy.