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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
Florida Election Contest Decided.

JACKSONVILLE, December 22-Ihe
State Canvassing Board at Tallahassee
Yesterday completed the canvass and
gave certificate of election Ia Hull,
Democrat, his majority being IL. This
result was arrived at by throwing out
Brevord county, which gave a Demo-
cratic majority on the ground that the
returns were fraudulent, and Madison
county, which gave Republican
majority, on the ground that one
precinct was not included in the re-.
turns from that county. The County
Canyassing Board of Brcyard county
have been indicted by the United States
grand jury for making fraudulent re-.
tnrns and are in Jail here in default OF
5000 bail each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
THE INDIANS.
Trouble Anticipated.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 2l.-A
Portland dispatch says: General Terry,
OF Washington Territory, has been
closetcd with General Howard in this
city, considering the alarming state oi
affairs in the eastern part OF the terri
tory, and the suspicious attitude "i
Chief Moses and his band. steps have
been taken to secure the safety OF the
settlers. Two companies Of infantry
and two Of cavalry will he dispatched to
the kellitas Valley as soon as possible.
4 post will he established near Ettens-
burg. Camp Harvey will be abandoned;
and the troops there will be stationed
at the new post.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Gold at Par-Gosernments weak-flour
Dull and Unchanged : Wheat
a Shade Higher-Hogs
Dull and Lower.
FIN ANCE.

New YoRK, December sl.--MosEY-
Active at i(S6 per cent, closing firm
at q per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4(d6 per cent. The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed S224,0 Customs receipts
$l22,0OO. Clearings s., ,000, 900. Sterling
exchange, bankers bills firm at 4s3;
sight exchange on New York 4Ssl.
GoLD-M par. Carrying rates at ]
per cent. Borrowing rates Hat.
SILVER At London 4Sld; here,
silver hars, l0sl greenbacks, and LOST
gold; subsidiary silver coin s@lt per
cent. discount.
l,nypRSNESrS--W Weak
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Parkersburg Points.

PARK KERsBU RG, w. Va, December u.
All the gang but one who, il is alleged,
fired into Crouser's house, on Hughes
River, were arrested to-day. Leasure
sworo out warrant against Crousers,
proving that he pointed a gun through
between the logs before the gang COM
menccd hostilities, John Marsh Was put
under bonds Tor the same nflense. There
seems to be woman, or several ot
them, at bottom OF the whole bust
ness. baF tEE. E.ss
Mrs. Murly, a lady eighty-two years
OF age, living in the country, ten miles
from the city, fell and broke her leg,
and died from the effects of her injuries
ta-,iayfs. ~. '".
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
Another yaiuabss HAT.

v Pew. IL any, proprietary mesfICines in
America have conferred - great loon
on society as "Dr. c. AcIane's Celebra-
ted Liver PilisP'--hence limitations are
being submitted Tor extrd profit by
many druggists. But ~ fht Dr, $ name
is spelt LASE, and the directions
wrapped inside are printed On water
marked paper, while the Pills are of q
darkish hue-otheswise you win he
duped with trash.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
Indian Prisoners 10 be Turned Over 10
the Civil Authorities.

Sr. LOWS, December PA Topeka,
Ks., dispatch says: In response to the
demand by the Governor Of kanaaa, the
authorities at Washington have orderei
that the captured Cheyenne Indians BE-
taken to Fort Leayenworth, with a view
Of identifying those guilty Of the out
RACES in the States, that such may be
turned over t1the civil authorities oi
Kansas for trial, and the remainder re,
turned to their agency in Indian terri
tory
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHIcAGo, December sl.-The Dyortr
Journal reports hog receipts s3, 900 head;
shipments 2,8O0 head Market very
duh with prices from j TO lG lower
Choice heavy 81 55ta2 81; light G "
Cae 80; mixed packing s. Ia 9 10.
Cattle Receipts 200 head; ship.
ments $500 head. Good fat stock
firm at - O0ta5 10; medium shipping
at - 3NG3 20; stockes - l0s2 6O;
but choice steers ~ Io,a3 10; cows 81 O
Gs2 10.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head; shipments
5l5head. Market steady al 81 Wka,3 GO
Cincinnati.
CrSciNSATI, December "l.-Hogs--
Quiet; common So sOCfe ~; light g 10
(a,2 20; packing Sa G,(a2 81; butchers
g sOta2 NJ. Receipts lO0sa heal;
shipments 800 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
Murderers I,ynched.

NEW 0RLE,ss, Dccepber 2l.-ne
Picnwns says: 4 telegram has been ne
ccived here announcing the disappear
ancc oi the supposed murderers, Lott
Clark and Bill White, two colored men,
near Caledonia, about fifty miles he
low Shreveport while on their way
to this city, where they we're sun
moned to appear before the initc,l
States i,rand Jury a. witnesses
in the election troubles When
the steamer Danube arrived at Caleio-
MIA. Il constable named JeH Cole pre-
sented warrant Tor the arrest oi Clark
and White, took them oil. and started
in the direction oi Shreveport. w heiI
arriving at Brands plantation, moi
took the prisoners from, the constable.
and nothing more has teen heard oi
them They are supposed To have been
killed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
RAiLRoAD BoNDs Generally strong.
STATE BoNDS


STATE BoSDs s-Dull.
SToCKs-The market to-day was some
what irregular, with frequent changes
in the temper of speculation. AT the
opening prices yielded la. per cent,
but subsequently there was an improve
ment of tGHl per cent, in which the en-
tire list participated. During the after
noon, however, efforts were made to
realize, and prices declined lCnl! per
cent. except New Jersey Central,
which was noticcably strong, adpanr-
ing from 32s to 33i on good buying
movement. In the general list the
chief pressure to sell was i'll Northwest
ern, st. Paul, Lake shore and Western
Union. The directors oi the Rock
Island Railroad Company meet Monday
when it is expected that q % per cent.
scrip dividend will be- declared. The
transactions aggregated 5000 shares,
of which 1900 were Erie, 5000 Lake
Shore, $1,000 Northwestern common,
10000 preferred, 1000 st. Panl common,
1900 Delaware, lackawanna and West
ern. 1900 New Jersey Central, 1000
Michigan Central, 5000 Union Pacific,
and | | 900 Western Union. .....
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
Fires.

CHICAGO, December 2l.--A dispatch
from Rochester, Mum, SAYS the large
Touring mill OF John W. Cole, three
stories high and four run OF stones, was
burned this morning at O'Clock. The
origin OF the fire Is unknown. The val
nation OF the 'nropeHy is $40 700; in
s,Hed Tor Ssl,51 - HIN
{ MKSTo Para, sa-J., December Ell
The fine residence OF Senator McPher-
son. burned last evening. The in
mates barely escaped with their lives.
Loss $4,000. Insurance unknown.
PORTLAND, Nix, December 22.-Cyrus
s Clarkis steam sa awmill, near Quebec,
was burned to-day. Loss Sso.00.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, December, 23.-l 4. NJ
For the Lakes, Tennessee and Ohio
Valley, .Sising, ialiawed at western
stations by stafjonary barometer, north
vest to soatlwesa winds, partly cloudy
weather and numerous light SHOWS in
the lake. rigion.
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FAIRMONT.
Death OF DIR. j. q. Blair.
Special Dispatch 10 the Register.

Special Dispalch to Tue KcSIsItT'
AasaFAIRMoNT, Deoember q, lsls.sl
DIR. J. Ii. Blair, Principal OF the state
Normal School al this place died at ten
O'Clock tonight. He had been sick three
days. The cause of his death originated
fromthe extraction OF u tooth, which
turnedto quinsy, finally terminating in
aryngitis. The Doctor was member
Of the independent Order OF Odd Eel
lows. T..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
The Latest News from Our State
Exchanges.

Tug council has had put up eight or
ten lamp posts IN South 'iraiton but
the people over there are needing side
walks great deal more than they were
lamps, although the lamps are very
acceptable.
THREE prisoners by the name ot Hen.
derson, Borken aud Keenan,, sentenced
10 10 DAYS each in the lock.up by the
msyor, broke out ~ that institution
Monday night and made their escape.
They ARE a,l residents VI Graiton aud
our citiseas need not rejoice " their
ilEiA srwo.srosy house near the Pump
Factory Was destroyed by lire on Thurs
day afternoon, caused by defective
stove pipe that passed up through the
ceiling and roof The house WAS occ,i-
pied by Mr. Renter, Who succeeded In
only saving part oithe household goods.
4 LARGE rock, which has heretofore
rested on the creek bank, at the east
eud vi the railroad yard, exploded .
lew days ago rent ~ twain Az u were,
by some unknown power with . loud
report. Several persons who were NO,
i.r oil, heard the report, And were st
tractcd ~ tie spot, aud were much sur
pii-sl To- find the rock split asundsr.
Piacs that would weigh ton hal been
torn oil, aud rolled several ieet away.
The question il what caused the rnck 10
thus explode?
TnERp prom.s .ses /" be an interesting
contest Tor a Banner, bctween the dif-
lerent Catholic -ocictir- IN connection
With this parish. The contest will ~e
understand be b,twcen the Iiiberntan
Beneficial society The ancient order
Oi Hbernians aud the Emmett Circle
Fenian brotherhood. We are noe sbls
Ia state al present whether the Catholic
knights viii enter the lis,s or not. The
money realized fran ibis source, ~ we'll
~ the proceeds of the festival, which
the Caiholics intend to hold during the
Holidays will be devoted 10 deirayiAg
the expenses vi the improvements that
is bs,ing made abnwt the front ~ their
church
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
Indicted for violation Of Election Lass.

RIcHMOyD, Va, December 2L-TIhe
grand Jury oi the United States Circuit
Court has indicted T. W Arnold. Henry
Firdson and J. 5. Ellis, for violation OF
the election laws in ejecting Peter W.
Robinson, United States Supervisor Of
Election. from the voting precinct at
Wayeriy Station, Sussex cnunty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
supoo.od suicide of a Printer.

CLEvELlSD. December - Walter
Gibbons, aged 43, and for the past 26
wears foreman Of Short 4 Foremans
Job printing house, has been missing
since Tuesday night. His watch and
chain aud other yaluables were found
in his room, and ihe fact that Mr..
Gibbons had Overtaxed himself since
the burning OF short & Foreman ; es-
tahlishment indicates that in a fit Oi
mental alteration he has suicided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEw YoRE, Dccember 2l.-Dry Goods
business very light to-day, owing
partly To the stormy weather. Cotton
goods quiet and fairly steady. Prints
moving slowly except patchwork styles
aud Turkey reds, which are In fair re.
quest. Spring clothing woolrns less ~
tive. Flannels aud blankets quiet.
Foreign goods quiet.
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Delaware Whipping Post.

New CAsrLE, December 2I.-Ueorge
Draper icolored), convicted of murder IN
the second degrees, was placed in the
p:llory. in binding snow storm, to-day
and received sixty lashes. He now goes
10 nrisnn for life
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Rsru, Trots in ala.

SAN FRANcIco, neeember 2k-At
Oakland Park, today, Rarlis trattedone
heat in 2:li, and the second heat, with
running mate, in 2:l4l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

been no alarming indications. Repre-
sentative Riddell, OF the same state, has
been very i'll for the past week, and will
leave for home In day or two.
Death Of Congressman Douglass, Of Yir-
ginia. "a So =
WASHINGTON, December 22.--Con-
gresham Beverly B. Douglass, OF Nir-
ginia, died at the National Hotel in this
city this morning. after y brief illness,
OF inflammation Ut the bowels The ret
mains were taken to Richmond tonight
by committee consisting of Senator
Jones, Of Florida, and Representatives
ilunton and Goode of Virginia, luttrell
of California, Carlisle oi Kentucky,
Dunnell Of Minnesota, liartsell vi
Illinois, and Clark Of iowa. 80
Washington lfonumont. ~
WAsHIyaIoN, DecelAber 22.- The
Congressional Commission on he4
Washington Monument met ut the Ex-
ecutiye Mansion this afternoon. The
resolutions of the Monument Society
favoring an alteration In the plan, and
letter from w. W. Story advocating
plan suggested by himself, were read.
The communications will lie transmitted
to Congress. Ii is understood the com
mission regard unfavorably any change
in the plan of the monument at this
day.
Ten Thousand Dollars Missing. -.
WAsHIsaTos, December sE. -De.
tectiyes are actively engaged In en-.
deay oring to DISCOVER the whereabouts
of between $1,000 and Sll 900 drawn
from the Tresury yesterday by VIM. j.
Brown, financial clerk oi the city post
office, ior the purpose OF paying off the
employees, and, according to the report
Of that officer, was lost by lin, beimchel
Loft IN. Tr.asury buillinu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
Sick Coneressnen.

WASHINGTON, December 22.-Con-
FRESHMAN Thornburg, Of Tennessee, has
," Deeh s'ck Tor several days with symp-
''"'s ot pneumonia, but there have
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
wITzyL toyATh.


TuE wbarlbost is crowded with bu-,.
boat loads. ..-
THERE will be a District Teachers 10.
stitutr held nj RockpDt, Proctor dis
trict, beginning ou Friday, the %sh day
day oi January.
MIcIlH \. MoRRis, u well known and
respected citizen Ui our county, and the
father 0i Justirc 4. T. Morris, died sud.
apopieIy. Iir Vas about sixty years oi
age.
The only change that has been made
in ihe management Oi the DIm1erai,
either in the editorial or publishing de-.
partment, was the admission oi Ma
headiey ~ on. oi tha publishers and
prOpTietors- stAtfn,ents 0i the .Nossa9~T
lO the contrary notwithstanding. The
PAPER will continue to be edited in the
future a. IL has IN the past, by Robert
McELiowney aud W. ,. Wiley.
a,nox COUNTY.
WE arr requested to announce that
lhe IneII,iers pi the ~. Johns NJ. q.
Church, Bssnrttsyille, will have q lssti-
val and Christmas tree on Christmas
eve, the prrreeds Tor the benefit of the
chur-h. ,'ood rnnsic xiil ealisen the
occasion. ~ H
PALAusEis making an effort t0 ofxsn.
n. a volunteer military company. Pos.
tefs are up calling q meeting of al
interested at the rhooi house In thai
town to-nixht, when ss organization
will be effected.
A LITrIg four year oh moi Mr. & h.
GlAssco=k, who lives near Earrask yiIIs,
while crossing a little run near tbs
boase, last Friday. fell Of the foot ioy
iato the water lie hOated dox n aQsinst
q large r,ck, 10 which he chung despes-
stely, until Is~rued by sister, wbo IVES
attracted by hi- crirs. The stream was
very much swollen by the late rains.
and was ahont four leet deep where the
little lad ieil in.
THx Davis Light Guards, Of this place.
viii celebrste their fir-t anniversary on
next Monday, the 2ssi inst. by 1 drss.
parade In the afternoon and q grsnd ball
and musical enteStainnsens q night.
The ball will be given in the Town Hall,
sudis in honor of Hon. Henry q. Dsvis,
the '.Rst-sather'' Of the company, and
promises a. be spanky affair. Over
two hundred and ffty invitations vjll
be issued, we undersland. The muac
viii b. furnished by the Mountain CITY
Orchestra, conducted by Captain stoey,
AMI will bc IN inpestnnt part ot the
] evenings programme.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23
Labor Troubles In England.

LoNDON, December 2l.-Thc en-
povers in the iron trade Of North Eng
land claim before the arbitrators five
per cent reduction in consequence of
the depression of business. The men
claim that the price Of labor is lower
than in the past twenty years. The
newspapers continue 10 publish at
counts of distress throughout the coun-
try which the authorities and private
citizens are cndeayoring To relieve.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

PTrIssCsan Decemhfr el.-7Pstrole-
iameaisIa Gmms 6ass 4 Essnsi a"st 81 Sr isr
Philadeiphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

CoPEsHAsES,' December 2l. - The
Duke, of Cumberland, and Princess
Thyra, were married with great pomp
at the Chapel OF Christianborg Castle,
Saturday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

Berlin, December 2l.-Dr: Lowe
Kalbe, the physician and old friend Of
Bayard Taylor, gives the following ac-
count Of his death: About l:@ =. NJ.
the patient, who was compelled to pass
the previous day and night in an arm
chair, asked to bc permitted to sleep in
an outstretchcd position. After about
three hours he awakened, hut lived
only short time, and very sron closed
his ewes forever
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-23

- VERssfLID, December N.-Fhe Sen.
ate reinserted in the budget the grant OF
am,0O0 francs for augmenting the
stipends OF the clergy, stricken out by
the Chamber OF Deputies previous to
adjournment This made deneeessaEy the
reassembling Of the Oharnbef, vhichto-
day reported the grant The Senate
then concurred, and the Chambers ad-
iourned until January.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19
Curing Hydrophobia in New
Hampshire.


Many years ago Noah Hatch, OF North.
cumberland, n wealthy farmer, had three
or four children bitten by rabid dog.
On the first symptoms Of thc rabies in
the children hc started for tho ocean.
Portland was the nearest point and l2j
miles distant, but Inc reached IL in about
twenty hours by frequent change Of
horses, and Immediately putthe children
on board sailing vessel and took them
out short distance, and, fastening
weights to them, three times sank them
in the sea, keeping them under rs long
as was safe without extinguishing life.
The effect Of the submcrging was the
cure Of the children. Alpha, one Of the
bitten children. had hydrophobia spasns,
and would snap her teeth froth at the
mouth, and bark like dog before reach
ing Portland. This individual, now
nearly scycnty-1Ve years old, resides in
bethlehem, and Mrs. Charlotte Waters,
now living in StratCord. was one Of the
bitten children The dog that bit the
children bit several amin as that subse.
duentlv became rabid aud were killed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

SLEDDING IN JULY.-Thc remarkably
cool weather experienced during the
month OF May just passed has been the
subject Of much comment, it being some.
thing so unusual. This is not as strange
rs some persons may think, however, rs
cold snaps have frequently occurred
in May and June. and even also in July
within the past century during the months
slight falls OF snow occurring in The
latter month. A son OF tho late Geo.
Sherman, Esq. OF West Mannheim town
ship. who resided many years ago at
what is now known "a Nace's Mill, in
that township. near the Maryland line
informs us that one evening in tho first
week in July, some So years ago. his
father at the end of tho days work in
the field, brought his hired help 10 Han.
over in large sled drawn by four hor
scs "A slight fall of snow having occur
red in the afternoon. lie also states
that the temperature on several OF
the days Of that week was so cold that
the men were obliged TO work in the
field in their heavy winter clothing
UcmOUcr Spectator.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19
sVsomc rascal has countcrrcited TIN

tV' Some rascal has countcrfcited the
great seal Of California. 1t has recent
ly been discovered, and thousands OF
acres, some Of Thorn the best improved
and most valuable Id the State, have been
seized in Wholesale fashion under the
euisc Of legal sanction. Hundreds have
participated in the villainy, and thou
sands have been its victims. In some
cases large tracts OF land have been Ia
ken up and parcelcd out to settlers, and
in others fictitious titles have been man.
ufacturcd. forcing many settler to
pay roundly to dispcrse the cloud on his
title or robbins him Of his homestead
altogether. Many worthless deeds, bas-
cd upon the counterfeit, have been en-.
tered upon the county records. paving
the way for intricate lawsuits, and it is
thought that, when the case Is ferrctcd
out, many citizens and officials of prom
incncc will be involved.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

TIE PuoNoGRAPu.-uav seen n
bout year since the original press CO.
py in its regular place in the original
press copy book, and bearing the date
May 8. 1871, We state with much con-
fidcnce our belief that our fellow towns
man, Gen. Daniel Ruggles, was the ori-
ginal and first inventor OF the telephone
and monograph, in tho term which he
thus used, 1.-THE rlhonotelegraph," and
that his exposition Of his subject was
remarkable for its forccasting recent de-
vclopmcnts.
Gen. Rugglcs has been prevented by
repeated and prolonged absence, attend
ing to business in Texas, from thus far
following out the theory involved in his
invention. He is now giving the matter
his personal attention, and from the
conviction which he expressed in 1871,
we nre sure lie will sustain his claim as
the original Freely. Ners.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

Iva recent visitor to the Brooks
museum at the University of Virginia
thus describes the great Siberian ele.
plant or mammoth, tho only specimen
ever brought to this country. He says I:
Imagine 2-story house on legs, or an
elephant twice as large as tue largest you
ever saw, covered with long black hair
l6i feet high, tusks "a feet long. n
trunk % feet. Ills eyes are just 4 feet
apart and his hind legs measure Fl feet
around. / stood between his fore legs
without STOPPING or being crowded.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

SNAKE Poison st SgCoND1 HAND
a Dir. Bray. who lives at Six-Milc Ca.
non, left cane ut the town Of Sutro.
and asked friend, who was going TO
Sutro. 10 get tho cane. The friend
started home with the cane, but on the
way came upon rattlcsnake. lie
struck the snake with the cane, and
broke the cane in two. lie then began
punching the snakes head TO pieces
with the splintercd end OF the cane. and
finally killed it. When be got home lac
told Mr.. Bray about breaking the cane
Bray said lie was glad the pieces were
brought 20 him, as he could put them
together lie took the two pieces and
fitted them in place, and then sat down
TO his dinner. lie had a small sore on
his hand, and soon began TO complain
Of terrible jumping pain therein, In q
few minutes il became evident that he
had gotten some Of the poison OF The
snake into the sore by handling the
cane. lie was put through a regular
course Of treatment for snake bite, aud
in about thrCc days came out all right.
The poison affected him as though the
snake had bitten his hand - Tirgiai0 CT
" (Ncr) EAtcyJgise
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-07-19

After tic shower, the tranquil sun
After the snow, thc emerald leaves;
Shining stars wheh the day is done
After harvest, golden sheaves.
After The cloud. the violet sky;
After the tempest. the lull OF waves
Quiet woods. when tho winds 90 by;
After the battle, peaceful graves.
After the knell. the wedding bells:
After the bud. the radiant rose
joyful greetings from sad farewcils
After our weeping, sweet rcpose.
After the burden. the blissful need
After The flight, the downy nest;
After the furrow. the waking seed
After the shadowy river, rest.
rTThe sort Of clothes lawyers like
Chancery suits.
TT No person can stoop 40 low a.
those who arc Ovcr-asssIiOus 90 rise.