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MANY WHO ARE SUFFERING

from the effects OF the warm weather ana
are debilitaCed, are advised by physlclan
to take moderate amounts OF WHISKY wv
or three times during the day. IN u litIi
while those who adopt this aovice ire
ouently increase the number OF "urinks
and i'm time become confirmed ineoriaies.
A beverage which will not create thirst
for intox eating liquors, and when Is ~
tended especially tor the benenl OF ueolii,
tated persons, whether at nome or aoroau'
rs DR.. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic Ion
tanning the Juices OF many medlclnai
herbs, this preparation does not create sr III
appetite for the Intoxicating cup. Inc
nourishing and the hfe-supportins pro
perties of many valuable natural proluc-
tlons contained in IL and well Enown 10
medical men have most Strengthening
Influence. A single bottle of the dohlc
will demonstrate its valuable quahlies.
For debility arising from sickness, Over
exertion or from any cause whateVeI,a
wineglassiul of Sea Weed Tonic taken
after meals will strengthen the stotna ~
create sn appetite tor wholesome ioou' 10
Ali who are about leaving their homes, we
desire TO saw that the excellent enects OF
DR. Schenck's seasonable remedies, sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, are par
tIoularly evident when taken ny those
who are injuriously affected by change
of water and diet. No pc! son should leave
home without taking supply Oh Ihese
safeguards along. For sale by all Drug
49, agl
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$500, uoorts the Gravel ROOF

George Crum hacker, ot this c'tS,
now ,1llv prepared to put on grave,
roofs in the most improved method ana
warrants MS work to give satisfaction,
%ltb =: to resisting fire snd turning
water. The tar used Is PAT through
noes. That trees 1t from OIL and behzolee,
pt,,i M Ins,ter how great the hest, /, will
r,t run 1t Is rquslly efficient in roofs
- every conceivable pitch. Nj. Crum-
bscker keeps on hand r"'hng IT,hen.
and cemcn. tor tanks and sidewalks 81
the best quality, which he offers Tor 'al9
At the lowest rates. This roo mas STOOD
fifteen years IN this city
address him through the postoSice or
cali \, mis- establishment, head OF ism
-. 4 Wood streets All orders promptly
attended -.
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Temnerance Talk.

A temperance mass meeting will be
held at Parkers' hall TO night. Rev.
Weir, of Martins Ferry, and Mr.. Hiram
Young will deliver addresses.
Notwithstanding nearly all the TEN
perance people were ut camp meeting, a
pretty fair crowd assembled In OTIS hall
on Saturday and Sunday nights to listen
to the several gentlemen that were called
upon TO talk temperance. The meet
ings were addressed by .Messrs. Samuel
Grafton, Jake Kemple, J. q. Cline and
Hiram Young. Mr.. Young Vice Presi'
dent, conducted the Saturday night meet
Ing, and Mr.. Jake Kemple presided last
night.
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The University of Wooster

Dk.N. \. \. +. TAYLOR. ID. l... PRS
IL dent. Collegiate ana Preparation, 80
partmentS IN SUcCesSiU. oprutr.. r1.,
capable and vNptr rucra Professor, .
Teachers. yearly AH students. O..,..-
Philosophical and Sc.ru .. D..-.
graded Ia the standard o' t>,r..r..
French aud German taught '.H-a.f.
Moral and religious influences New.
Location nvultuiul. bUl.t.u- t. .,.r.-.
tus expenses Nu1N COW. y..rt 49,.
Of either ser. Fa.l term opens ~rir.....
send tor a catalogue !. fHI. going
where. Address the President, WUu,,-,
Ohio. .t3r-r,g
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SENSATION IN HIGH LIFE |!
LOVE, SEDUCTION, MARRIAGE
AND SEPARATION.

A wealthy and Accomplished Young
Lady OF Belmont County the We
,io,-She Gives Birth TO Child
Four Months After Maliiage-ihe
Child Dies Immediately After Birth
Its Body SurreptitiOusIy Spirited
Away-SeparatiOh If the Welded
Pair-The WOman's Seducer Al
lacked With RevOlvers In the
Hand, Of Big BrOthers-HerG Grand
mother Caps the Climax by
Making Vigorous Muscular On
sInught on the Aged Father Of the
seducer-NO Lives Lost.
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PUBLIC OPINION.
The BeIlaire street Cars Not 80 BEN
efciaI to wheeling a. they might
BgLLAtRE, August 25, 1877.

BELLAtRE, August %, 1877.
Editors OF the Register:
Several days ago your paper contain
ed al article about the time made on our
street car line. want to tell what |
know of the affair The management Is
bad. There are many persons here who
would go to your city on market morn
ings, were it so arranged that this street
car line would be so as to make trips 20
Benson Ferry in time for US TO connect
with the first Wheeling cars and get TO
market before half past seven o'clock.
By getting up to market at that hour we
find tina. all the choice vegets-
BILE; haze been bought, and We are
left to purchase. We might say,
the "refuse" MARKET,
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improvements.

Chris. : ucnr has commenced excsvst-
ing for new dwelling, on Eighteenth
street, near Jacob.
B. Albinger has commenced some i'm
provements at the corner OF Wood and
Ninet zenith streets.
Vance, Hughes Il Co. have finished
the work of putting in sew front at
their place of business on the corner of
Main street and Alley 9, which greatly
improves the appearance of the building.
B +. Caldwell is putting in new
front his wsreroom facing on South
street.
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Melon Thieves.

Saturday night. = crowd of loaiers At
tempted 10 steal number of water
melons from Moore's grocery store, al
the corner of Jacob and Seventeenth
streets. One of the party succeeded in
getting away with melon, when Mr.
Moore fired pistol i'll the air, which SO
frightened him that he dropped the
melon and took to An alley. No arrests.
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Runaway.

Saturday morning team OF horses At
tsched TO the Adams Express Company
wagon took fright at the corner OF -Four
teenth and Market streets, and started
down Market At fearful rate OF speed.
When near the alley between Fourteenth
and Sixteenth streets, the express wagon
collided with large wagon belonging
TO Trimbel & Horn brook, breaking the
leg of one of the horses, the tongue of
the express wagon, and tearing wheel
of the wagon with which II Coilided
The injured horse WAS killed Saturday
ayaninU
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WASHINGTON & Lee UNIVERSITY

LIN W - IIN'T y ! \
Gen. &. ". {. LEE, rre>I. tu. ,n.7-.
of instruction in Class ca. .,.ry-y 49,,
scientific studies. and IN lh. prH,.>,.nr.
depart ucutS Of Law and tiya Er.gr,r.
ing.
The next session Will open Serrrn....
10Th and close June 18TH. Ia' . rA.,r,..
exclusive OF books amt C.u'u.l. anui..
exceed SE5; y mrN iEG they MAY h.--
duCcd to 81 70 or So.
For full information los CAN,u.ururrr.
cular address WALTER NDN.t.
iN5lpgTb Clerk uf ft...fE
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
STAIOTON, VIRGINIA

with over Twenty teachers AMI officer,
ranks among the trSt school, 1Ilu.s,
ladies In the United states. 90 luru,su,'
ml Valley OF virginia, mr-tmrt nr
health. Attended 10y pupils from aH,,r
Ia twenty states treat economy U "A.
pruScS 7. uulred Session open, Sep, =
Isl Board and TWtiuu loren .rr>e.6, a..
tic year $40. For catalogue and iuT .r.
formation, addrv. : Kew. ". \, b NkR.s
u. d., Pre- ,id.nt, stanton, Va. is rr.Ib
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Viruinia Female Institute
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

DEN. X. Il. PHILLIPS. RECTOR. A..
II SISTED 10y a iull corps at experience
officers. The 3d annual session vi. c0u.
menCc september 18th, lN5'. Bla.lUr
sps clOuS, with gas and lu' nud cold
water. Heated hN steam N'rUrlyr
gruund-. patTOua - from iH ~Ir-,
school tir~t-C ass. Terms moderate. ~rNru
churcrcS within tire" WIuI',> wax
For catalogue address the Rector
iy2J-gb
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TRUTH is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods ana Carpets are
at j. W. Ferrers He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 70 8
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 8 cents. AL other goods
n proportion
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-27

ANDREWS BAZAR' september VIII.
contain full and reliable description o!
the grand ball At White Sulphur springs
West Virginia, which occurred on the
nIrnto: August l5;n, in AID OF the Lee
Monument Association. This report was
written by Mary c HARDWOOD, OF New
York. who visited the Springs expressly
for this purpose, and will contain tuii
description OF the costumes worn AS wen
as the persons who participated IN the
festivities upon that interesting occasion
Those desiring copies should address W.
R. Andrews, publisher Andrews ba'
ls-" Cincinnati. .. Price 10 cents per
copy, subscription price $l.OO per an
nun.
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EDUCATIONAL

The College year Wi open ~r., ...
The Preparatory ~chDo. W. .n..
day.
Board ing ON co-"P".a.N. pans ...
BOARDING cheaper. BuLd .u .r...., -.
- o. tg $50 .
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TUITION FREE

Contingent Fee So per U.-.
College Courses, Chartered I'D .,r
improvements extensive. va,r.r.s.
year IS per cent over prcV.uu, t..,-.
nets ana libraries equal to l., .,.,.
ply To President BUGBtFurlr.. w.
tary for Catalogues or informant.
,,-sNn
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where Shall Send my Daughter.

You will consult her health, happiness
and success IN study and music by plsc.
ing her in the care of DR.. Taylor, at the
Beaver College and Musical Institute,
Beaver, Pa Prices moderate and as low
as good board and first class instruction
can be afforded.
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at5heeliug &r9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 70 New Advertisements.

Uole's Circus and Menagerie-L Local
Page
For Rent-Dwelling.
Stone Csmeos-Jscob w. Grub.
Card Photogrsphs-Plummer's Gal.
lsry.
Seguln Collegiate Institute,
Assessment Notice.
Wheeling Business College.
Knights Templar Excursion.
Proclamation by the Governor.
Parsons Photographic Studio.
Base Bsll-St. Louis Browns rs. Stand
ards.
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THE HEALED 1ERM-PatrOnS OF the
REGISTER can hare The Daily sent them 10
any part Of the United lStGtes, post paid, at
Hrteen cents per reek. Bear this in mind
tVhen departing from the city for summer
t-fp
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DowN! Down Down -- AnOtH--
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell a. some price
whether the mills run or not Corner
Main and 20th streets.
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EcoSeMY.-Don.tt throw your money
away these oppressive times by buying
shoddy and unreliable boots and SHOES.
Give u call, and satisfy yourself that
we sell no such trash. Our goods are
cheaper than any house in the city, DUAL.
ity considered, at
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BASE BALL.
Notes Of the Game tn and AbOnt the
tity.

city.
The Excelsior base ball club OF Elm
Grove played picked nine, composed
OF members throug nout the vicinity, who
called themselves the Pleasant Valley
nine. Although the Excelsior did some
fine playing, yet the picked nine got
away with them, rs shown in the follow
ing score:
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TIE finest shoes kept IN the c'ty Al l.
V. Blonde.
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THE WORKINGNEN.
Meetings In the FIRST, Fourth and
Sixth uaTtI~-H hat was Done-lhe
Movement spreading.
WARD CLUB


The Fourth ward Greenback Club,
composed entirely OF the labor element
ct the city, net At the AtIantc noe
mouse OF Saturday evening, large mum
her benz. present The constitution and
bylaws OF tbe Independent Greenbsck
party were real and UNANIMOUSLY
adopted The club then permanently
orran,z-i ny cle..ug Mr. Frank Haley,
president: Mr. salisbury, secretary MI.
G. .or-.e Crumb.cKer, treasurer, aud
Me,-r.. Frank . Hsrs, John Out and
DAVID Sp.ndler, to act IN conjunction
with the president and secretary, as tue
Executive Committee. The club having
effected a permanent organization, gem
era discussion for the welfare OF the
club ensusd, and resulted IN the follow
ing resolutions being submitted ana
adopted.
Resol-sd, That all persons so desiring
residing in ward or district where no
cluo has yet been organized, be allowed
TO become members of this club until
such time as club may be organized 10
their own ward or disIric.
Restored, That no person whatever De
nominated or supported Tor once py
this organization unless worklngmah'
and in favor OF green back.
Pe,o'r.d. Tha. committee o! three
he spp ointed 10 confer with like com
mlttees from other clubs, on the proprl-
ETY. OF establishing n paper IN the inter
esis OF the workingmen OF Wheeling and
vicinity.
RssoIrsi. That committee o. tive be
appointed to confer with like commit
tees from other clubs IN regard 10 pa
rsde by the Green back LsOOr clubs OF
the city. on the 10Th o. September
The Char appointed Messrs. Crum-
hacker. Roach and O Hara AS the COM
mI,tee on newspaper, and Messrs. Ramp
Spindlor, Moore Hercule, and Robert
.on rs the Committee on Parade.
Considerable Interest was manifested
during the time the meeting was in ses-
sion. and several rev members were adj
ded to the club, making total member
ship of titty-nIne.
The meeting adjourned to meet Oh
Saturday night EcNt.
SIXTH WARD CLUB.
The same night Greenbsck Club No. ,.
of the State of Wet Virginia, also met
At the Sixth ward hose house, President
| McNssh in the chair.
After some considerable discussion on
the wei are OF the organization, on mo-
trol th9 CHAIR appointed MesSrs John
/ Handy, Samuc swift and Thomas Dun
nv as the Executive Committees, and
! Itiah Barton as District Committeeman.
The meeting adjourned 70 meet st the
same place on Saturday night next.
FIRST WARD CLUB.
Tho First ward boys are also falling
into line. and the first move taken to-
wards the formation OF y workingmen S
cub m tina, portion of the city, WAS made
ON Saturday night About one hundred
citizens met ut the NlgIlsnt hose house
and Effected ~ temporary organization by
a,rcung Mr. James Riddle temporary
chairman and VIM. o Neil secretary.
On motion, the chair appointed MessrS.
Michsel O'Neill, Jas. Roberts and Robt.
Grey AS " committee on constitution and
by laws, and to procure speakers for the
mex. meeting.
Adjourned to meet on Saturday night
next at the same place.
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JUST received, lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, at L. V.
Blends,
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 20 now
to j. w. FERREL's.
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VALLEY IXCELSroR.
Pleasant Valley.2 9 5 2-25
Excelsior 0 10 | . b

Excelsior. 2 . OlO 0 U . =
The Paper Mill Grow .ers challenge
the Triadelphia nine to play them a
match game of ball on next Saturday, or
any other day that is convenient, on the
Peninsuls.
The game of ball played between two
picked mines from the Upper Riverside
boilers on the Rtchietown grounds, last
Saturday. resulted IN a score of IA to IA.
The Red Clouds, of Fulton, defeated
the Red Caps OF this city at the former
place. on Saturday, by a score of q to y
The Red Caps claim an unfair umpire.
The st. LOUIS Browns play the Stand
ards at the Fair Grounds, o. Wednesday
and Thursday next.
A game between the Brsddocks, OF
North Wheeling, and the Eagles, of the
Island, at the Fair Grounds, Saturday,
resulted IN the defeat of the latter by the
following score:
> 3 I 8
Bcaddocks............O 2 IS
agleS............... 2 D . U o U 0-S
The Bridgeport Browns and Wheel
ing Browns played game at Bridge
port, Saturday, resulting in score OF Ii
to 1 in favor of the former.
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LATEST Our.-Ladies' Cur I'D San
del, side ace Balls. JERRY CLEMENS.
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liz you want 10 get suited IN pair of
Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends.
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GENTS tine Shoes OF the latest styles
nst received At L. V. Blends.
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes just received
at l.. V. Blends.
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Corner NJ sin and Eleventh streets.
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II YOU want to get ch cap and n nd's
fitting pair of SHOES, 90 to l.. V. Blonice
ll35 Main street.
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Tue cheapest shoe, 10 the city at l.. '
Bonds.
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Coop black Kid Gloves tor IS cents At
j. \. FerreIS.
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tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. IN, q.
tSteubenyllle Accommodation
train during the day passes backward and
forward between Martins Ferry anu
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Etnaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, IN effect on and alter Fri
day, May IS, 1877:
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE.

DEPARTURES OF TRAINS,
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-17
Brigham Young, more guilty than Lee

Brigham Young, more guilty than Lee,
will probably chuckle as he reads the dy-
ing confession Of his dupo and scapegoat.
The city and county of San Francisco is
In democratic hands. When the United
States officials discovered and tried to rec.
tify illegal registration before election the
democrats protested loudly and wanted
everybody to be allowed to vote. AS soon
as the election had gone republican the
democrats commenced an investigation
which lasted several monthe, when they
published three or four thousand names of
illegal voters and the New York San went
into Mysteries over this republican fraud,
falsely stating that the officials were re-
publicans. Since those names of illegal
voters were published the Chronicle in one
day published nearly two columns and a
half in fine type of names on the list who
we're legal voters, and now the chairman Of
the investigators declares that he wasn't
ready to have his report published and that
all this hullsbalOo isn't fair
A verdict of five cents, plaintiff to pay
the costs, was rendered against the San
Francisco Chronicle last Friday in libel
suit. Deduct the costs of the court from
this five cent award and you have the value
of that mans character, as fixed by
'twelve good men and true"
The latest news from Mexico is to the
effect that Dia2 finds the presidential chair
particularly thorny. While he was con
the fight 1t was easy to keep a large fol-
lowing, but without excitement or money a
chiefs popularity in Mexico does not last
long. lie has longer head than Lerdo
had, however, and may yet quell all dis
tenslOns. W. II. ".
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Crimes and Casualties

Capt. Phil. Aushutz was assaulted in
Cincinnati Saturday night and robbed OF
$4,000.
John Meyers vinegar factory at Chicago
has been seized for illicit distilling, and the
proprietor placed under $4,000 bail.
An English steamer left New York Sat.
urdaY for New Haven, where it will load
0,0O0, 900 Winchester cartridges and zoo
rifles for Turkey.
Elisha Warwick of South Amboy, N. j.,
has become crazed by scientific expert
ments. One of his most successful was
Matching eggs by steam.
James Mcbride, aged four years, of AS
toria, L. l., while playing near a bonfire
Saturday was burned to death. His abdo-
men was literally roasted.
Edward Booker, the negro who kidnap-
ped young Ravens from Columns, Ohio,
last week, is in Jail for his crime and the
boy has been restored to his parents.
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General Notes.

Miss G. Harrison of Vassar college re-
ports the discovery of the Vienna comet in
the constellation Pegasus.
With the exception Of Evarts, who owns
some property in Vermont, all the men,
bers of Hayes cabinet are comparatively
poor men.
All the dynamite lends have not been
discovered yet. They disguise their work
in wine, as appears from the recent dis
covery in New York.
The report of the less of the steamer
Gulf Stream is denied from Charleston, s.
c., where she arrived safely Saturday
night, having put back in the gale.
Derrick barges for the sinking of the
first caission tor the Hudson river bridge
at Poughkeepse have been anchored.
Monday the csisson will be towed to its
place.
Ex-Mayor Lambert of Brooklyn says
that the charge of breach of trust made
against him by Mrs. Crook is a misrepre-
sentation, and that he can explain every
thing satisfactorily.
Ex-Governor Curtin Of Pennsylvania,
now in Now York, says there Is no truth in
the statement that he is a defendant in the
suit begun by Kennedy & Co., in connec.
ton with recent Wall street or any Other
transactions.
A mass meeting of nom ormons held in
Salt Lake City, Saturday, adopted a Ieso.
luton favoring amending the territorial
law so as to disfranchise Mormons and pro
vent their holding office, and for secret bal
loting.
1t is announced from Charleston, s. c.,
on trustworthy authority, that w. H
Scott, the colored preacher, reported tc
the New England Methodist conference a.
having been murdered, is alive and well,
and performing his pastoral duties withou,
molestation.
The fast day sermon of DR.. Bartol oil
Boston, says: Characteristic of American
folly is our vanity which ha, come to be
known over the world, and which has given
! rise, in connection with the national bird
to tho contomptuous term ..spread eagle
as applied to great Boosting.
A Boston clergyman says one of the
faults of the nation is the national mora
leVity, saying that this was light-fipgered
ingenious, superficial people. The Yankee
was Jack-of-all-trades, master of none
Everything was done in hurry, nothing
was well done. There was a lack of ear.
nestness and seriousness of purpose, which
was cause for great apprehension.
A distinguished American preacher
speaks very disparagingly of the claims Of
the American aristocrat to respect in any
direction. There was much talk Ct ''cul
ture," but how many people of the highest
cultivation were there in the modern
Athens Perhaps one in thousand, GER
tainly not more, and because they were SC
few, as direct result, were the ignorance
of the Tabernacle, the bigotry of the Tenn.
pie and the superstition Of the Cathedral.
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The Death List.

The remarkable mildnes3 and salubrity
OF the late winter and spring produce a
marked effect on the death lists. In the
city OF New York there were only GO02
deaths from January 10 April 1, or 1851
less than in 1876, 1910 less than in 1875.
Duo less than in 1873. There were only
five deaths from smallpox in three months
the smallest number in any first quarter
for years. Since 1874 there have been 20O,-
900 persons gratuitously vaccinated and the
city has been well repaid in the decrease of
smallpox and of the pauperism which tina.
disease entails. If the street cleaning
were now attended TO with decency, New
York would rank pretty well in point of
health.