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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

YIvREcnoS.-The practice oicutting up
live animals in the name of science is not
50 common in this country as in Europe.
Dogs are most frequently the mbiec. Of
this inhuman treatment, and perhaps the
most insatiate torturer Of the canine race
that ever lived is Prof. schiG, Of Florence,
Italy. Two dogs day are sacrificed by
him in his physiological demonstrations,
and it is estimated tina. in ten years no less
than 1900 OF the brltes have quiyered
and died under his kneen knife blade.
Naturally, the professors unpopular with
people who have canihe pets, and re-
Gently the society with long name tried
to get up corner on dogs and de
prive the professor Of his prey. All the
streets and alleys Of Florence were can
vassed, and a great army Of cur bought
for 90 cents head, which were then killed
in humane manner. The scientific vivi-
sector first cuts the vocal nerves SO that
the only evidence OF suffering betrayed by
his victims are the pitiiul writings and
agonized pleading OF the eyes. Sometimes
the animal is under the knife day after
DAY, its life being sliced away by inches.
II took II dogs and % rabbits, baked or
boiled alive, for Claude Bernard to satisfy
himself concerning death by heat SEN
timental humbug" is what the vivisector
styles the protests OF humane people
against this method OF scientific invcstiga-
ton. In England public sentiment against
vivisection has resulted in o law con.
timing its practice, without the use Of anes-
thetics, toa limited number Of professional
men, who must certify that their object
is that oflegitimate research. The opinions
Of psychologists themselves ditEer on the
subject OF vivisection. The celebrated
Halter was tormented in his late years by
haunting memories Of tho wretched AMI.
mails he had needlcssIy sacrificed, and he
confessed that very little knowledge was
TO be attaineiby the practice, The effects
Of the yivisector's cruel at on students
has been often found to be debastng and
brutalizing. 1t DEVELOPS the lurking devil
in human nature as hardly anything else
will, and creates reckless disregard Of
suffering, which is apt to extend from iEie
animal to the human subject
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29
IN. Proposed Narrow Gauge From the
Potomac 10 the KanaHha.


PaIIAdslpaa Pres.
The Potomac & Ohio Railroad Company
was organized in Washington City in
July, 1875, with John Lynch; of Maine, as
President. The road is TO be narrow.
gauge and to run from QuanticO, on the
Potomac, to Charleston, W. Va, about
S25 miles. The counties of West Virginia
through which the road is 10 pass haze
voted large amount Of bonds, which are
to be paid 70 the company upon the COM
pletiOn OF sections Of ten miles. The
road will go through 4 valuable timber
region-One OF the finest in the country;
also, the large anthracite coal region Of
the mountains bordering on the western
side OF the Shenandoah Valley. The iron
ore that will be marketed by this road will
make an enormous traffic, "a the.entire
route almost Is lined with II. TWenty-one
miles Of the road from Charleston east,
was contracted for on Friday last, to be
finished in $50 days, and other sections
will be let as rapidly as the iron can be
furnished. This road will be q valuable
connection Of two branches OF the Penn
sylyanla Central Road, viz: The Baltimore
and Potomac and the Shenandoah Valley,
nov beiDg finished. A branch will be
built 70 connect with the Pittsburgh South
ern.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29
MIS- de EotllsehIIa 10 AkIure judaism.

Miss Maggie de Rothschild is preparing
to turn Christian with view 70 her mar
mage 70 the Due de Guiche. The budding
Duchess receives regular religious instruc.
ton froma Roman Catholic priest at Frank
iOrt. The De GrAmmonts are very strict
Catholics, and little as they object TO the
young lAdy's money-bags. they did to her
religion very much indeed-almost TO the
extent OF forbidding the banns; and 4
French parentcan forbid the banns in
most efficient manner. a
The more orthodox Jewsar angry about
the affair; and, adding upthe many Chris
tian marriages made by members OF the
great financial house, declare that they are
UndeserVing to belong to "the nation"
any more. '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

THE CslitOrpia Constitutional COuyen-
,ioa has put in the bill Of rights declare
,;9n thu: the S,1;e shall toreTes rensin =
u.efrbe, Of the Union, and resis; all efforts
8, secession. This vas not adopted With
90. Ea,7n opposition By number Of az
Gea, SlToea;es Of the S:a;e rights doctrine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

= PARkEEsBrRo, November 21.-Tllere has
been heavy and almost inceEsant rain at
this point since last night at seven o'clock.
All the rivers aud creeks are full 70 over.
flowing. The house Of farmer on Walk.
er's Creek, about seven miles from lis
mouth, was undermined by the Iain and
Oue-half fell Into the creek. The name Of
the farmer is unknown. His daughter was
slightly injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

SrI.xfss Of tia: littie HaiitI1 sxindle,
bv Ihich re Tere ms,Ie 20 par $1,000
t3,ne1; % nothing. the Cincinnati Ga;ezt
reua,k.: And % the glo.i6ei progress
b. uhieh nations Eese to settIs their eases
b. impartial arbitration iastes1 Of goins
70 uE has eliminated IN an Outrageous
sUiadIs and a singing E~nE, No more
arbitra.iioa Tor u, and no more buying Of
fsl,e,T uriyiIezes."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

CHICAGO, November 27.-Mrs- Anderson
and her daughter, who we're found guilty
OF leasing property for saloon purposes by
3 jury OF Trinity. Methodist Church re
Gently, tonight. upon the motion Of their
uaz;or. received meEeJ and forgiveness, Il
being stated that they ksd given satistac-
tor assurances on the subject.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

CoyGErssMAz ]. D. Cox, Of Ohio, sug-
gests somebody except an Ohio man for
the Republican candidate in 1850 He
says that, Il the Republicans van; 3 repre-
sentative man who. ernboiies the best ele-
meuts Of character, trrstEorthyness and
ability, they hare him in the person Of
William A. Wheeler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29
Dead Low Prices for Hogs.

BsmesVills Enterprise.
The pork business is entirely demoral.
lied. Live hogs are selling at 9 70 q cents.
II won't pay any farmer TO seIl at these
rates. we advise the owners OF hoss TO
killand cure on their own account. Should.
ers and hams next summer viii be worth
enough TO pay for the extra work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

GEErrsAcrr.x exhibited the same peeu-
liarity 0; s::ong and weak spots in Texas
:. in other s.a.es- In one district Sehleich-
Twas reelected b. 400 majority on the
hardes. kind Of q hard-money platform; in
another Hancock, Democrat Of quite as
high character and receiving probably
quite a. many Republican votes, was de-
festesl b. 3 Greenb1eker.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

TaE Denoer1tie Managers s0ud giTe
l,,ys tgars if they were EeD nd Of the
Po;,es Committee. Whist II did investigate
a,,1zn.si % Dothizg, and What II IOesn't
d,,e to ,oach i ia: via: the Pablo Is
.,Ey1as 70 kos about
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

S07 only i, Slr. TiJIeu reported making
: sill hunt in Pennsylvania; he is said TO
have emissaries at work in MARYLAND, Viz
ann, Tennessee. Missouri, Kentucky, Ill
iaOis, Ohio and some Of the smaller States
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29
me Basines. oaiIook over NJ Martin,
Ferry.

IhE BusIueNs ouIloSA CbeF ~ AAEAH
The Laughlin Mills are making fall time
The Backeye GIAss Works are crowded
With orders-
spence, Bags & Customary isFaHnips
steadily.
H. wsrrood * crowded With orders tOr
miners tools
Oar mechanics and Iaboring men are
generally employed Al living wages
T.G. CuIbertsou's foundry and machine
shop i rece:Tinga fair amount Of orders
1lediIl 4 Exlers' have their hands fall
With b1ilding contracts.
Hoyle Brothers report the prospects for
the machine trade f1vOr1 be
The Benwood furnace has largely in
ceased the yield Of material while the
quality re;na ms No. l.
Kerr 4 Campbell find use for seTeral
extra carpenters and hare q full line Of
work for winter and spring.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29
DIED.

suTH-oa nurEI1y rsorulrE. S0TsabF 2;ib,
Isf6 Il 4. n, a paTllyIlS, Nm HESEEFTA slTTI,
"a tSs Nh ye8: q kETiss.
TAsrsasaIas VII ke removed this nOraIag frOl tha
rsss4ssts q ber soD-Is-Ias, J. F. Blird y IvSsty.
seosd Hrs-t, u tbe ~ tr1is o. tie P. ". Ky. 2
2 Ho4 t1Esn 70 steabesTflIs. M fanerli yin axe
p4ss p X. iron IL resI4eses ef NJ "a IA thst
sstg, 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29
TRUSTEES SALE.
In The oregis Court d ohis County, Wa. yt-rtnE,.
Gegrre Lllles ! -
n 0anoFT.

sAmn4Js BOYD e ~. tf.
George Hlles and B1FtarA ZIIle BIS vile 70 ne IN
destiSped Trustee. dstAd the 81 day Il D<eRu64f
1874 and reeorisi 10 Ihe cITkS otcs q the County
9SEs q ohiS sossiy. Veg YtFinia IA hook q ded,
- GDd pzsaznI iStbe decree e5tsTef By "a CSgrt
IN The above entiSnei uaRss % thedoli day q Az
INST, 1875 viii Bell, on
MONDAY, he 2S,h day Of November, A.D. ls7S.
CcnmenGipS II Io0'eIoeE q. NJ % The prCmises soId
IN The city q wheeling. Wet TIRinh ii tie regI.
denee q Ge9ree zllt, a Publie aeetiol 10 The hIEh
ett and bet ddef the tolloEing dsrbedreal e1tSfs
o. % much theFeaf - may bs neeesary 10 pay NJ
del4 secured by sid detl of tESL hslns he sin n
sI2Ss0 Co With Interest thereon troia breenahT -
d0dins he couIaJSnS Il tie trustee SslnF IA; /,
70 ay; A ceTtAIn traet Il had being raFt Al Wketj
Ing Island IL The eo1siy Of Ohio md Suite 4 Wet
Vtraia, and The soGtheIu portion Of tfaet q Ind
iEuStes d y y. S. zEns and otAer, aad thS ssISs
tact Of lLsd eoaveyl 10 aid GeUrSe Ziel by ssld
v. Whelzn By deed h.a5isG date MITch SI1 1855 Ind
GBes, and Il bS7hded - ft4iaSE RtRinaInE a. ~
1et AIDE Of The eas' Gr1aeh Of Tie OhS9 TTe Snd n
the D0Ithet come. It The vineyard tEat toFratfiT
Owned By Henry NOars ard Row owned " John p
GIIehriSi thence VIII me north lIRe Il I'd GeSriI
borh SJS' vest 81 si paIeI 70 thesaSa hank q ~
west b1nfh Of aid TiVeI tkence up Ead vest hFSseh
aad bs4lns lh4Eeoa noEth ~ IS east = 2i-lOO poiS
thence lS1TiHg aid vet es1rsh AID srosiinE the u
IIn4 SOaih So east @ $500 pess 10 he TgIt bk a
The saEi hrsseh q zid rTe. aD4 down Ilid EivT Ind
Nndtnz thereon Eoath Is 20 east Is S3-lOl peS M
Sguth u taE II 5sioo Ecl5 sogih o. 3 eJt i? 1880
poes 70 The bPyHhnG, enai1intne - lefes NOR a.
Isas kAie VII Be nrt made a The Iots LA Jown Ia
Tie plat Glsl August 10 1875, ArnonS ~ rorsr, n
aid Cause lFinhlnE With lot no l. then 81 ~ iots
% The Ohio rVsr. thea allthe lotlGa tie oppe IA
Of North Frat street extebded berinhlSE Tith ~
80; an4 t1fiDg iheP T. endE, SzeSPl No { o
Which DE resldeoee q SsA zLisi s,aAai; thea thS
Iotg:nn North HGf0n Itret, beginning Nth ~ No fS
and thktnE then In their order, Gsa then q thtrs
Iho1h be !nsaaeeEt to pay p lat sioroaid he n
No. s bat Gs1rrs Z1les & . hare pTiTiFas % M
y Ne ~ u be . asIira be.orS ielnEIny Id %
Sorth HufU1 STREET, ten - much a The Feri1i1lsg
d the trlet q land Aforesaid 10 The Thol0 theref Z,
nay 3 ecee.5Ey % Fay q liOIEssid. Atopy olthe
Gid PlAt h11 been Postod In Ike Clerks OGtS Il "a
Court and ieisrteep thergtoh hfrSby mada ThsIErms
d al shall eoue thiri q tie purchase ulonSy. oT
Soeh greater 1a9unt theFeai as The puFeh8asFsyt IA
. PAY, esh y hind; ne Fedus In tED e1u1IlaStall.
mfn9 payable rupeStiyely Ia Lx and twelve IlonIhs
iron The dly q sale With interest fr0n thit day "a
trnTt % The property H0ld. F6I
SeIllng n TTIStss | shan sonTsy Saeh tl,Ie 4, Il
SsSssd = ns . "a deed q tFa's hieh {, hSSSIs,
GEo R CALDWELL, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

Erersz H4LE viii be ali really with a
resolution TOT an investigation d the e.
pber kilograms a. Son IS the House meets
ne1, week, b1: the Democrats mean to
&c; ahead d him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

Az analysis Of the Congressional returns
from Ohio .hoEs that Il the Democrats had
NIX gerynandereitb the STATE las summer
the Yspzbi;eans would haye'elec:ed thiF-
tsea %. Of tventy members 0: CongTes
,g,ins, tuelre tE0years aso.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

sryATDz BlYAED says ;t1t "the oonver-
ION 0! National Bank notes insO zssn-
batk. L ;be convention Of taxabse into
un,axabge psoyerty.r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

Thsaas C. Baft e Al IA ck1neSrT.
By vt.tse q = decTee q he Nsaie5eal COzrt q
wbetlins EI43e E ibG above O. The l5;h day Il
ssPtenlSE, 4. D. IS7s, viii Ossr II pAlIe slls n
thE tsUat dec Il Ih4 CSgrI HSae 4 oSo coGn;y, n
the st;! Il WhseEsE, On
SATURDAY, The al day d S0rsah1, Is7A
Al 10 S'eLaef \ Y, ;he ioIsSlnS real esItc. IO-gir
La Esd g IL s;zzGe ;; hts 1888, a. ii, L, IL
Ed boEIh hall Of lots and ~ n s4a1Tt Il and Io:l
rs 2, Isd nth hIH q TX S IN S7R1Ft u; al n
B3ksf's S33ltb0a % ;hs dty q WheeliHE Gn4 . h
sSd By tie h. and frA:Ios Il lets q 1s43 Situated
tbs southeast Gamer d t5Sh iioEsIsElT L&sdsyl
FIree. md xeCll0Eh ltOEnsFly SeTenthl arett h1T-
Ing 10 the 971fE froat ca i9A Street Il 10 ietE
Isd FUHHinE With NcColloeA sErets ~ Ie4S t9E1rd
WAeelInS Chesk s1etPsing theseirUa tk4 n1sE tE7c-
tia q tie noEth t1Efi9n o. Iot keiRg . te-t uat
% 1SGh ssTse. Ard running tax II right tsta viii
Slid lSth gtTest ~ teet.
TERNS OF SALE-Oae-IhInl o! The pureAtls Money,
Or mach mcre - he Purchaser Eay eIesf 10 pay,
cash 10 h194. eae-tktFd IN ES1sfhs 9s8 ooe-ihd
In tEslEs nontts With security and eeRring iatEFet
7. J. HuGUs,
oez[F Special Co8EisSSoosE.
Tie above ak Is 1i;ogrned 70 SATURDAY, No
I. J. HU6Us,
po2s Sfes1l C0DntA5toseF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

The Monroe Gd.dk SAYS several fancy
crops OF tobacco have been bought near
Williamsburg At from Sito 81 per hundred
By BaTnesyille and Somerton dealers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
D.p1rzrrz o, -flHs-xnrEEss mn

SThSleipkEs GefOz1o1ItS0a.-IkI tE1Ia6Gly Tans
bstEeen WhtslinE and TEtadElpktl.
italy sZeept Sdpday-SGs13k AeeoaInodation.
The day Ealsss kaskSa1 and forS1Td bstTesn Xaf.
sin't FeETy and BSlalFs, lt0PPng Ebs1 required Il
Sherman H0GSe, KtnITI1e, W6t Wheeling InI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

gpI CnAyD.Ez Is in Washington He
has No. re, earIe,i :: the White HO0se, bat
t.u., 1basing Hsyes . nnErh AZ be wa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29
oar HxarbsEsan.:

AR1ssis says peace Is her great Object
Yea pieee Of British India
AfteFAl. Denis Eearnsy ( pse:sy abe
jaeiAss-BsS9io RIT51.
Join Kelly III ) Demezr1aie hHrdy.
Where ish dOt bapiT n9T?-Bs5ab r.
prot
vasslr c5lieye girls are foad q vocal
masie- Cum, oh g5fn UT;h me. = thetl
taTogite cheEin' - iislhal TLsf.
Turkeys are giving izssEen receptions.
-EaFa GasoeN.
The busiuess Of raz sztheTirg 3 picking
up.-.Sas 0rlea&4 PiosSaHS.
Exclamation by the gasmen: Oar
pipes are &C. Of pint Oh, cure! spite!
That Edis0n vas 6orn 70 give Is Light =
!SU51Jl HTaR.
4 zroeer AezuSht in the 81. explained
th1; he glJe short weight beea1se his Gus
toners gave long SAit tOE his pay.-Cat'-
Eil RsaSkz.
Overheard on te.EJb11i-HE Everything
has gone wrong with A. 7. SseEArts affair.
inee his death. II the old man had been
aIiTe the St MARKS ehuTehyard Outrage
neTef would hare occurred
The Danbu.y .N.z4 wants 10 know the
difference between : turkey 2nd Thanks
giving Day. SeTer knew Of any diter
eaee b.ssEeen them They always agreei
we'll enough while We we're arOund.-F'srE
Those who do NO; believe tina: : speeiG
Providence watches over states IS vel ::
| indiTid1als, should remember the resuR II
JiAssaehusettA.-.iflaRsd Ca C5Satiis'iea
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

PILL HEADS, ERHEADs. DC
~ Fog neat Bill Hiads Letter Heads Noe Hosds,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

HE1YEY 4 PACE, AuetioASGFG -
he hao!tlale Il ldlo1rpel until SATURDAY, Il,
Ssh az q NSvsneeE isis' Al II 9eicek a n, q III
Ases GEO. B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29
SATURDAY, y. .ll4 day 4 Dveeal4r, ~,
w.H. HUN. 49, y; =; CALDWELL ''' s:
COMlIIssIONER,s SALE.


il ~ yusIjEaI CozI1 q whtsiIng
'I s + 15 5 e: s. ~ Sc CD: ss I'm hS I'D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29
ELR GROVE RAILROAD.
Special Natsesz.- I.
Unpresentable Heads
sss "a hsouasas bsau.issd b. de opera.sDs q
CRlSTADOR0'S HAIR DYE.

Wiki, without tie slightest tIOshls. iByarts % he
ksis 4 The bad, TIE vAiters, besEd q ns0ustaeht
my shs1s q bEOTn o. The mast psrfset blle LAdIa
an ne 1t Eitbout ssIlihg their GlserA HbtAsDost
eIPsIltOus hair dye 10 he EsrId, aSd he ooy O6s
Tres lrSs EEeIy pOis0D0as ingredient Ind thd coo.
tasli noursihiaz and taSIlsnt TtzetlbIe prsnepIe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29

L4Isll I'9lI ll1Ils ~ P7llEiPll,
Gristadoro's Hair Preseryatiye,
Ialusbis adjunct 70 Tie Dye. 10 dressing aud pro
Boda. tie pOvsb sDd FSrEeet ksath Il DE hair, md
d itIsli, Shsa Dad aous-a uIeEn1fd dat protects
the 6Lrss fnn decay undef an Circumstances abd NJ
de- al dimes NGazhaused by J. cRISTADORo, Ho
y william &, New YEk. Sod b. al Dn1ias. Ap-
plIsd b. AH Hair DEssea. HaIS-ena4r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-29
Gs.4eEal NntaEes.
4 SSIGNEES NOTICE OF APPOINT

A StSf. -,'t'e+' y A't''4'
Ia ~ pssErSs Cezrt Il IL CniisA Stlit,, - ~
IflsIses e Wee TIFdnta- II BasErsBe-T-
Il W11ss n NJ Chaassrss N sast=Itgabt. ptait
-OEieA hsasAy f5Ees Dsttse e his HIEeLatsasas n
AsIsEssS 4 IL est5ts q IN. y. H1s1ls Il ERssB-
fsf 4 H. easnEy 4 0h5a u Old ESssr11 M Via
Wy to-TtE, - tie 25th tSy e Aursis, 4. D. lfsl
AAj6lepd BEAkTspt, Upol kit ~ pet3thso-
t1.SA a WAes4las. IL MA Gay 4 SSytzAss, 4.
'' ssisn DENIS oxEETE Iss.z.4
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-13

ADDISON ITEMs-Great preparations
are being made by the Democrats OF Ad-
olson for their trip. ''0h, yes, We'll gath
er ct the river, the beautiful, the beautiful
river Of salt Il was very unexpected to
them. as they had been reading and be-
lieving the Pittsburgh Post, and when
ihev learned by the Commercial Gazette
on Wednesday that "no mans nan mad
not been enough mems man 10 pail him
through, It's said they 'cut up more q
key shines than three year old mule in a
turRip patch playing i spy INTO q regiment
of energetic hornets.
"The melancholy days have come to
the leaders OF the addison Democracy. y
Instead of the gain they so confidently ex-
pected. Of twenty or thirty. the returns
show a loss OF nineteen. II they have
ewes thew can see 'ihe handwriting on the
wall. and will soon see Addison redeem
ed, and again Republican. Zone by one
the roses fade -
The Democratic majority in Addison
township last year was if,y-fve, but, al
ter all their work, '1he noise of the cap
tains and the shouiings' this year, could
give but ihlriy-six to "Nuncle, and the
Somerset Democrat don't say Bully for
Addison, now. alas, poor foricky'
The borough Of Confluence contains,
we notice. ffty-seven Republicans, twenty
eight Democratic Greenbackers, and one
regular Greenbacker.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-13

RENARKABLE IxsAStTy.-There is a
nan running Wild in the woods OF Mo
raaeafn county. West Nirginis, since
Inc draf. OF 1868. We understand .hat
wien the reauisiiion wa ma.0 ny the
Government for soldiers. tsis man was
drafted. and in consequence OF which he
became SO frightened that he took to the
woods, and chose a life and subsistence
upon roots and wild game in preference Ia
she dangers and pFivaiions Of a soldier.
He hiss several times since passed through
the house Of his pareE;s AZ night but he
has no. been known to eat a meal or sleer
in a regularly inhabited house since that
terrible fright. Each year has added &c
hs wild inciina;inns. until all eBtfeaties
have failed TO change his strange %propensi-
Tics .or q life in the woods
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TnlxKseTvING DAY:-The President
has issued his proclamation, appointing
Thursday, November p, as a day OF
thanksgiving. Afer speaking of the
plentiful haIvests. the tact that peace pre-
walls with all nations. and domestic bar
mony prevails. he thus alludes TO the
Southern scourge THE general preva-
lence of the blessing OF health through
our wide land has made more conspicuous
the suferings and sorrows which the dark
shadow Of pestilenee has cast upon a por-
ton of our people. This heavy affection
even the Divine Ruler has tempered to the
suffering communities In the universal
sympathy and succor which have flowed
10 their relief, and the whole nation may
rejoice in the unity Of spirit IN our people
by which they cheerIully share one anoth-
er's burdens.
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HINTS FOR HUNrERs.-The following
sensible hints tor hunters are published in
a sporting paper, and We republish them,
thinking that some ones life may be saved
thereby "Don't-don't point your gun
at yourself. Don't point your gun at any
one else. Don't carry your gun so that its
range includes your hunting companions.
Don't try to find out whether your gun is
loaded or not by shutting one eye and
looking down the barrel with the other.
Don't use your gun for a walking stick.
Don't climb cver a fence and pull your
run through muzzle foremost. Don't
throw your gun into a boat so that the
trigger viii catch on the seat and deposit
the charge in your stomach. Don't use
your gun for a sledge hammer. Don't
carry your gun with the hammer down.
Don't be a fool. Don't you forget IL"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-13

EVANSVILLE LITERARY SOCIETY,"
The following is the programme for the
Evansville Literary Society, Friday even
ing. November -. 1873:
Readlng-IIenrv Coun;rymaH
Declamation-Willie Flick.
Referred question: Are fictitious wri,.
fnrs moro beneficial than injurious III.
II. Flick.
Question Tor debate 'ilsye men OF
thought been noTe beneficial to the world
han mea OF action Affirmative. L. l..
Sisber. Charles Tayman, and W. ii. Mil
Ter: Negative. p. Ii. Walker, J. Nj. Ba-
lef and Aaron Lohr.
Seconl referred question Are there
more worlds than n g'-Silas Miller.
II. Il. MITCHELL,
4. FLICK, Presi2eIt
Secretary.
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MARRIED.


~, 1878, at the NJ. f. parsonage, Mckees-
port, by Rev. Mechem, Mr.. Dean Ruda-
baugh, son of Hon. d. Rudabaugh, of Nc
Keesport, to Miss Blanche Wondess, for
merly of Somerset.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z, 1878,
by Samuel Custer, Esq. Mr.. John Brick
To- Miss Cinderella Keeter. both of Somer-
set county, Pa.
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DIED

H0FFMAN-In Westmoreland county,
Pa, October 81, 1878, Philip w. Hoffman,
aged AZ years. 2 months and 10 days.
Brother Philip had to leave this wor id
like many others. quite unexpected w.
He caught fast at the tumblipg shaft G
separator, and was so hurt that he only
lived some four days, but was sensib Ie 10
the last, and knew his time was shoI : but
had good hopes of going to a better world.