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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-11
E'S BOMBAST.

The public ear has been set agog by
scasonahlc aud assiduous advertise
mcnt through the Radical press, OF
how BLAINE will to-day strut down
through the aislcs Of the Senate cham
Der like "plumcd knight waving the
bloody shirt over the heads Of his
Southern colleagues, aud perform other
kindred icats in the sensational style of
sitting it OF which he has become
famous. To this extent the perform
Hnco will no doubt be interesting, iust AS
any other first class gymnastlc cXhi-
bition is entertaining and popular.
But the more intelligent and discern.
ing class Of readers are asking what is
all this fuss about, ani when IL is over,
they will want Ia know what has been
said that is worth the powder?
The American people have taught
and are teaching public men repeatedly
that II they would have an audience
they must have tact, asa an inducemcnt
10 be heard.
The country has been informed that
lac is to speak To n resolution, Of which
he is the author, demanding an inquiry
into the conduct oi the elections in the
Southern States. This resolution has
been considered in a caucus Of his party
colleagues in the Senate, and has re-
ceivcd their approval They now have
majority ia that body, and II IL was
put To vote to-day, would be passed
without doubt aud without u word oi
boosting from MIR BLAINE. or the waste
81 time and money that will be- squan.
dcrcd IN listening 10 whole days
noise about IT,
Moreover. the Democratic Senators
have had a caucus on the subject, and
formally determined To vote for the res
nlution, adding only the amendment
that the investigation shall extend 10
charges Of fraud Ia the Northern M well
"a Southern States
There seems therefore 10 be absolutely
no objection irom any sounce that
would Justify any bolstsring Of the rcs,
0lution by argument, aud u there was,
the Republican majority would soon
settle Il by direct vote.
There IL the further objection 10 max
Ing the speech, TINT !, involves DISCUS
SION oi matters that are irritating and
calculated 10 keep alive this flames Of
sectional suspicion aud hatred, against
lbs earnest desire and effort Of the PEG.
Il9 10 have quiet, peace, good feeling
md tho revival of prosperous business
between all sections of the
.6nBtfy.
~ tbs lace Of thesc iacts the inquiry
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-11

sitpation of places In the memory. by
[ iffhe eve, mind and hand arc trained 70
Iact simultaneously, pupils learn 70
abserve accurately, and 10 be neat In
their work. Too much time, however,
should not be spent In this, unless, per-
haps In the case Of = pupil VINO mas
special skill and fasts 10 this disecsioni
or In a case similar to the one related
by Prof. q. While visiting y large
school the principal, Prof., e., called nv
attention to collection OF maps drawn
by the pupils; In the grammar ROOM.
They were In tho min, fair sgecimens
o( work done by youth ot their aye;
The maps marked with the name oi
Henry Brant were Of unusual excel.
lence, Prof. Il. said, "llenry WINS GER
taiuly the worst boy we ever had in the
school. lie WAS hile. dull, mischievous,
malicious, and obstinate. One day
when sent To me for correction, | gave
him a map To copy, To occupy his time
until il was convenient To at.
tend To him, and II seemed to DO ust
what the boy needed. lie walked from
his indifferent manner and was willing
t. work in this way when he would
work III no DINER MhV "aWuH WIS
the means of rousiny him from idle
uess, al restraining his mischievons
tendencies, and OF making quiet, neat,
orderly hoy out OF seemingly unprom-
ising material"
"lias Henry shown q disposition to
study anything else since no began to
improye" ,,
Prof. G.-"But very little. lie can
draw, and that is about all he can do.
We arc glad to have him work at any
thing, but We hope to- enlist his
interest in other branches after u
time. Just now he is attentive to this,
aud has learned more in two months by
drawing than in two years before by
study" -,
In M exceptional case like Harry
Brsnt's. il is sometimes best for a school
to let one pupil work at what he pre-
fcrs. The teacher should know how to
observe and praise the good points in
tho work of the pupil, and also sac the
faults and judiciously correct them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-11

TuE New York Hcrdifs very interest
ing report oi the commercial and hnan-
cial condition of the Southern States
shows that there has been vast improve
ment there in recent years. Their
changed political condition has been
followed 10y better business prosperity
and easier times. The rule of the car
bag scallawags was amost expensive
and blighting one. Ruled now by peo-
pie Of their own choice, who have an in
terest in promoting their material pros
perity, there is no reason to doubt that
the Southern people will prosper and
all their interests flourish. Changed
rulers, better laws and wiser policy
will bring returning prosperity to a
whole nation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-11
Written for the Register
HINTS AND HELPS FOR
TEACHERS.
NJ JOHN AND Ann SNNIUEIs.

VIII.
DRAwISG.-Almost anyone who can
learn To write, can learn Ia draw, 4
knowledge Of the art Oi drawing is use
full. BY the practice al drawing the eye
can be trained Ia observe forms, size
and proportion in lines, surfaces and
solids; the hand can he trained Ia exc
cute the lines representing forms. To
know how To draw is source oi pleas
urc. In instructing classes, especially
IN mathematics or physical sciences, the
teacher who can illustrate the lesson by
a drawing on the blackboard, can often
make an idea sr definition seem more
clear to the mind Of the pupil with few
lines of chalk than half hour Of OK
plantations. Children are apt to try to
draw ON their states; this is not in itself
bad trait, though il often leads la alb
surd pictures. A teacher should know
how Ia criIicisc these attempts, 10 point
out faults IN outlines, relative size or
shading, and to approve ANYTHING
of merit To be seen in the drawing.
While engaged in drawing the muscles
OF the hand and arm arr acquiring skill
Al the same time the taste may bc Cul-
tiystcd Us well ~ the faculties ot uhscr-
Walton. Drawings. whether landscapes
architectural or mechanical, are all Usr.
fnl, though not necessary Then, IL
perhaps, no class Of this kind IL work
more especially suitable tO be taught in
all our schools than map drawing At
the very least, every primary teacher
should possess some skill in drawing
the outlines III various parts Of the
earth's surface.
While some Of the hes, schools are
well supplied with wall MAPS, a great
many school houses are not 50 supplied
In this case the teacher should be able
Ia draw few maps on the black bOari
in creiitablc manner, II the S'hool il
In West Virginia, the teacher should bc
able To draw a map at West Virginia
and should encourage and instruct the
pupils To- draw the same on a blackboard
on largr scale, aud also on paper on a
smaller scale II the school i in Ohio,
the teacher should bc able M draw
neat map oi Ohio, on the blackboard.
and should require the pupils To attempt
lo draw one similar, on the same, or
smaller scalc. II the school is located |
IN any other State, the pupils should be- /
trained 10 draw an outline oi the State |
"a which they reside, aud Ia mark GU,
n principal rivers, with the relative |
position OF the chief towns
Children usually enjoy this exercise,
md should be allowed 10 indulge their
sstes In this way. ~ Il serves TO fix the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-11

" We may safely take anything a
Chicago journal says about Chicago,
then, according to the Chicago Tunes,
that ambitious city can show more ia
vorable mortality report than any other
city in the United States. The number
al deaths has actually been diminishing
for the last five years, although the pop
ulation has been rapidly increasing
For instance, the number OF deaths for
the yeas 1873 ID put down at $500
while in 1872 there were 10000. The
death rate is stated rs III per bno thou
sand, or three less than in amy other
city, and Is less than in New York. 1t
may be that the fierce rivalry with st.
Louis has induced little straining in
these statements, and yet IL must be
conceded that tho location aud general
construction Of tho city Of Chicago,
with its broad avenues and well paved
streets, are conditions more favorable to
health than are possessed by many
other cities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-11

TUX Pittsburgh Pos is Of the opinion
that Speaker RANpALL's chances Of IT.
election To the Speakcrship are much
more promising at this time than they
we're two years ago, 4 "soiid South
is about the only thing that can defeat
him for the Democratic caucus renomi-
nation; and that will not be attempted.
GoopE Of Virginia, BLAcEnURs and CAR
IlsLR of Kentucky, ll,rsE of Tennes-
see, Cox Of New York, and MORRISON of
Illinois arc probable candidates. In the
defeat of MILTON SAYLEH, RANDALL lost
his most formidable competitor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-11

IL BLAISH doesn't succeed in making
BKS. HUI mad enough to lsse his tenn
per, and getting THURMAN into rage
and stirring GoRpoN up to an ill-consid-
cred reply, he will make himself ~
ridiculous rs the puisant knight OF la
siancha in his memorable assault on the
windmill.
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IMPORTANT FACTS
ABOUT BAKING POWDERS.

DIR. Mott, Government chem.
tst, l. exposing I'm the Scientific
American, Baking Powders,
adulternied with Burni Alum.
White Earth, InsOlublc i'hos-
phate Lime, &c. He publishes
an analysis of some. Including
several sold In this market, In
which Burnt Alum IL used Ia
order to reduce the cost. and
make n cheaper article. The use
OF these powders II certain TO
produce Constipation, Dyspep-
sts, &c. DIR. Mott, while severe
u condenintng these poisonous
Powders, warmly cOmmcnds
II q h tng Powders, properly
made, IA convenient, econOml-
cal and wholesome. LOGAN.
LIST q cos EXCELSIOR
BAKING POWDER fulfIIls
these conditions. IL contains
only pure material, properly
compounded. Every experience
has proved u 10 be the beat Rak.
ting Powder tn the market. Ash
for the Excelsior! Sold by the
best dealers.
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tinctiy stated above, ADLER and more
proticient teachers would necessarily be
the result.
Conscious Of my inability 10 do justice
TO the subject, and not DESTROYS TO pnr,,
sue II any furthor, j would be glad
should my feebly written article elicit
81, sxprsssion ofopinion respecting the
matter have humbly endeayored 10
discuss, from some oi the more accom-
plished correspondents oi the RgaisreR,
r. am In error, ] should certainly
have no Objection 70 being set right
.Tf = Il TyRo.
December Z, 1878,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-11

An artistic sys,sm Of fraud on tho city
Of Cumberland, Nd, has just come to
light In the discovery OF some city
drafts that had been raised, one from ~
cents to 81 dollars. The extent OF the
fraud is not yet known, nor hae It been
trace To the perpetrator.
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about Ne

Ir is the unanimous opinion IN the
Interior Department that to remove the
Indians from the benign influence Of
the Indian agent would be disastrous
disastrous to the Indian trader and con
tractor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-11

THE following liz the text OF the rcsolu
ton lately introduced by Senator DAVIS
on the subject Of agriculture:
WHEREAs agriculture is the foundation
of nearly all our wealth, AMI it is main
~ through the expectation at It's pro-
ducts that We are paying of our large
indebtedness, foreign aud domestic, and
have the present large balance oi trade
in our favor; and whereas, although
about onc-half oi the people 0I this
country ART engaged in agricultural Pur-
suits, and all other interests are depend
ent upon this our leading and most i'm
portant interest, commercial and other
wise, yet but little has been done 10y
the general government to promote NJ
riculture, while other less general and
important interests have been largely
aided Therefore,
Rcsoit,d BY he SUdic Ole Hou@ gf np-
rcSnidiires cOHc'Trimyl, That the Com
mittees on Agriculture al the respective
Houses he, and they are hereby, in
structed to consider generally the sub
ject Of agriculture, and report, by bill or
otherwise, what can ar ought Ia be done
by the general government Ia better al
vance, encourage aud foster agrlrultur.
al interests; and that said committees
shall have power Ia send for persons
and papers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-11
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly Incorporated 10y
the Legislature ui the State for Educational ana
Charitable purposes, In lNnS with Capital oi
fund al si,O.OO H. Grand Single Number hNtri.
button will take place monthly on the second
Tuesday. II never scales or pOStponCs. Look NJ
al. 4 IA. A,
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pusl.,sHKKs AND rRorRiHroRs'

AMP now ifthe Ameer gives up ana
> receives the British Embassy, the ques-
y tion arises, What is Russia going to do
about 10?
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CuDitnI Prize, $40, 600.

1857 Prizes amounting TO- iW
Responsible corresponding agents wanted ut
all prominent points, Ia whom ~ liberal com
pcIlSnton viii bc paid
Application Tor rates TAI clubs should only lao
made Ia the Home office In New Orleans.
Write clearly stating full address, for further
information OF send orders Ia
NJ. A. DATPHIN,
l.. q. Box 6Il New Orleans la.
All our Grand Extraordinary drawings ARE un
der The supervision aud management Uf General
Il. I BcaunRard aud Juhal A. Early.
tr,llryMS
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DIED.

DIED.
CF,lIr-nn Tuesday morning December ~
lsTS. al O'Clock. Mr.. NAOMI CE,II, la the ASth
year al h5T age.
The funeral will take place from the residence
OF her sOn.in law, 4, q, Robinson, No Il, south
Penn street, Island, on Thursday mUrEiug at 10
o'clock
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-11

A splendid opportunity Ia win u fortune. fiSt
Grand Distribution, Glass 4, at New Orleans,
Tuesday, january u, ISIS lOiih Monthly Draw.
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THE BURNT ALUM

Baking Powders are rrlailei aluldst a. high A.
g0d article. Tie manu- facturef nak &c large t.F,.
o; Oh bis cheap materials Tie ssloE consumer
pays q h!gt pTice Tor poisonous Agticle and The
Doctors bIil beside Use
Logan, LII 81 a, Co'a
EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER. and ron run
no ask II Barns Alum a. DyspcdslA- Ash lor "a
Soil BY the b.si dcAierN nos