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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-22
WASHINGTON TOPICS.
VETO MONDAY NEXL
Yesterdays Congressional Proceedings
Progress of the Silver BiIl-Visitors
to West Point-Bids for Sill
yer Bullion Accepted.
The Next Veto.

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-There is good
authority for stating that the President
will veto the legislative, executive and
judicial appropriation bill as passed by
the Senote, and if it reaches him Friday
or Saturday, the veto message will be
sent to the House OF Representatives
on Monday next. The Attorney-Gen-
eral has already furnished the President
with his objection to the sections con-
cerning the supervisors and deputy mar
shals, which especially relate to his de-
partment. 1t is expected that the mes
sage will be brief, and that it will hold
that supervision in the character OF SUI
pervisors and deputy marshals is neces-
saTy to insure free elections.
Visitors to West Point.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The following
have been appointed a board Of visitors
TO the annual examination OF the cadets
at the naval academy June next: De-
signated by the President, Commodore
Thomas II. Stephens, L. S. ~; Chief
Engineer James w. King, U. S. n: Rev.
Ebenezer Bushnell, Fremont, Ohio; j.
l.. Wilson; New York City; Gen. Eli
Murray, Louisville, Ky; Col. VIM. God
dard, Providence, r. l.; Captain j. NJ.
Brooke, Lexington, Va. Appointed by
the Speaker OF the House OF Represen-
tatives, Chalmer Freeman, NJ. j. Dur
ham, Robert NJ. Knapp. Appointed by
the President pro tenn, OF the Senate, ii
Il. Anthony and J. X. Mcpherson.
Bids for Silver Accepted.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Secretary
Sherman to-day accepted bids for 5O,-
600 ounces of silver for the New Orleans
mint, and 100000 for the mint at San
Francisco. Owing to the advancein the
London market, due probably to the re-
ported action OF the German govern
ment in relation TO the sale OF silver
bullion, a higher price was paid by the
treasurp for to-daY's purchases.
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in payment for all dues to the United
States, including duties on imports.
Mr. Garfield made point of order on
the section looking to the payment OF
interest on the public debt in certif-
Gates, and said it was in violation OF the
constitution, which provides that the
validity OF the public debt shall not be
questioned, and was therefore not in
order.
The Speaker overruled the point, stat
ing that it was not the duty OF the chair
TO rule on the construction OF law.
That was question for the consldera-
ton of the House itself.
Mr.. Haskell made another point OF
order to substantially the same effect,
which was overruled.
Mr.. Warner moved the previous ques-
ton on the eighth section, refusing as.
sent TO a proposition OF Mr.. Garfield
that in view of the great importance ef
the section debate should be allowed.
The Republicans thereupon resorted TO
their usual policy under such circum-
stances of decliuing 10 vote, and so there
was no quorum on secOnding the pre-
vious question.
Mr.. Mills appealed to Mr.. Warner to
yield his opposition and allow a fair
time for debate, telling him that there
was no use in trying to drive the minor
ity.
Mr.. Cox suggested that he would
find way to compel minority to vote,
and he would offer an amendment to
the rules for that purpose. He intimat-
ed, amid defiant laughter on the Re-
publican side, that his plan was to de-
duct a days pay from members not
voting. Then there was call OF the
House, which developed the presence
OF 2S9 members, and all further proceed
ings under the call were dispensed with.
The question then recurred on sec
onding the demand for the previous
question, pending which Mr.. Young, OF
Ohio, moved to lay the eighth section
on the table; rejected by 81 to lO2.
Several motions TO adjourn were
voted down, but finally Mr.. Warner
himself, amid laughter on the Repub-
lican side, made a motion to adjourn,
which was agreed TO.
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OHIO GOVERNORSHIP.
SECRETARY SHERMANOFF THE TRACK
He Peremptorily Declines, with Char
acteristc Egotsm-The Country
Needs His Valuable Services
in the Cabinet.

COLUMBUS, May misunderstanding
that Secretary Sherman, during his re-
cent visit to Ohio, so frequently stated
that me was not candidate for Gov
ernor, it has lately been claimed that if
the nomination were rendered him he
would accept it. In order to settle this
discussion Gen. Robinson, chairman OF
the State Central Committee, allows the
publication Of the following letter, just
received from Secretary Sherman:
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 10,
DEAR SIR-In view OF the kindly
interest manifested by political
friends during my recent visit home,
that | should be nominated as
the Republican candidate for
Governor of Ohio, l have given the
subject the most careful consideration,
and have come to the conclusion that /
cannot, in my present situation, accept
such nomination if rendered. am now
engaged in public duty, which demands
my constant attention, and which can
clearly be better completed by me than
by anyone coming fresh into the office.
To now accept the nomination tor
Governor, though it is an honor,
| would otherwise highly prize and feel
deeply grateful for-wOuld be justly re-
garacd as an abandonment OF trust
important to the whole country to pro-
mote my personal advancement, |
earnestly hope, therefore, tina. the con-
vention will not embarrasS me by ten
der Of a nomination which | would be
obliged To decline 1t may be that no
such purpose will be manifested, but |
write YOU so that ii the convention
should 50 incline you may at once state
why | cannot accept.
Very truly yours,
ISigned. JOHN SHERMAN.
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Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Rail-
road.

PTrSBURGH, May 2l.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Pitts
burgh, Fl. Wayne and Chicago railroad
was held here to-day. The annual re-
port Of the Board of Directors shows the
gross earnings OF the road for 1878 to be
j $50, lO9, an increase over the pre-
ccding year of S9Ol, ,253. The net earn
ings of the road ior 1873 were -, $50, 1876.
The following directors were elected:
McsSrS. T. \. Scott, Philadelphia; Hon.
John Sherman, Ohio, and L. b. Har-
riSou. Cincinnati.
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R,ueh treatment of a Cav Lothsrio.

CNCINNATI, May 2l.-Wm. Allen,
alias Story, of st. Louis, who eloped
with Jennie Ackley, the wife OF
farmer at Batavia, Ohio, few days
since, was captured in this city and
placed in Jail at Batavia. At an early
hour this morning a mob entered the
Jail, seized Story and placed rope
around his neck and hung him on one
Of the timbers of the bridge over the
Little Miami river. After hanging few
moments the rope broke and Story
dropped in the river. He succeeded in
gaining the shore when he was taken to
a hotel, where he now lies in bed in a
bruised condition.
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Strike in Chicago Iron Works.

CHICAGO, May 2l.-A strike occurred
this afternoon at Joseph Ii. Browns
iron works, South Chicago, which
throws about Goo men out of employ
ment Originally ii men in the butte
department struck against a reduction
of per cent, their wages being from
Sl.5O 10 $500 per day. This caused the
stoppage Of all the plate men, and as
the other departments depend ON the
plate department, the whole number
will be out for the present at least.
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Watohing the squatters.

ST. Louis, May 2l.--A special from
Vinita, Indian Territory, to the Globe
D,aorra, says two companies OF United
states troops under Major j. A. Wilcox,
Fourth cavalry, are quartered there to
prevent squatters from entering the
Territory. Soldiers are constantly at
the railroad pepot, and all persons
arriving with the intention of going on
government land are escorted out OF the
Territory. Major Wilcox says that in
marching over hundred miles in the
Territory he met but few Squattors, and
these were removed.
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California Crops.

SAN Francisco, May 2l.-Crop re-
ports received to-day from all parts Of
the State are very promising. Sacra-
mento Valley will give a good average
Weld or more; the counties north OF the
bay and up the coast never have had
better outlOOks. In the san Joaquin
Valley, prospects are excellent in the
lower portion, and good above on ire
gated land, but the upper portion not
irrcgatel will produce but little. In
the Santa Clora Valley here will be Il
good yield, and the southern coast cOun-
ties promise well, except in san Diego
and the upper portion OF the Salina Val
l.y
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A Denial.

DEs MONIES, May 21.-Judge Dillon,
who is here holding Court, on being in
terviewed by Register reporter, tonight,
in regard TO a Washington dispatch
which stated that he had informed the
President OF his determination to resign,
and il was decided that Secretary Nc
Crary should be his successor, stated
that it was erroneous, and that he never
had any conversation with the Presi-
dent or McCrary on the subject,
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, May 2l.-Dry Goods
Flannels continue active and blankets
are more sought for; the leading makes
rose. Cotton goods firm and advancing.
Manchester printed lawns advanced.
Prints quiet and ginghams moving slow
ly. Heavy woolens in fair demand and
firm with an upward tendency. Hosiery
and underwear in good demand.
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ATTEMPTED ASSASSINA-
TION
OfDeputy-M Marshal Nc McCOrmack,
at BeIlaire-NarrOw Escape of
the Officer-His Assailant in
Limbo.

Special Dispatch to the Register.
BELLAIRE, o., May q.
While Officer John Mccormick was
making an arrest at o'clock this even
ing, on Thirty-second street, young
man, by the name of Casper Rowell,
walked up behind him and pointed a
revolver at the officers head and fired,
the ball taking effect just behind the
right ear. The wound, though very
serious, is not considered dangerous.
Powell has just been arrested, and is
now confined at the city prison.
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Barred Out.

DETROIT, May PA cablegram re-
ceived in this city, to-day, from the
Henly Stewards, announces that the
ShoewacomcttS, of Monroe, on account
OF their being mechanics or arti-
sans, will be barred from entering the
lists at the forthcoming Henly regatta.
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Weather Indications.

WASHfNGToN, May 22, 4. M.-FOr
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, higher
pressure, north to east winds, generally
cooler, clear or partly cloudy weather
and po. sibly in the latter local rains.
For the Lower Lakes generally higher
pressure, diminishing north winds, be-
coming variable and cooler, followed
bv warbler and generally clear weather.
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Rowing on the Tyne.

NEW CAsTLE-OS-TYSE, May 2l.-
Handlan was ahOat twice Yesterday. In
the morning he rowed at the speed Of
thirty strokes per minute and in the after
noon increased the rate 10 thirty-three
and thirty-four. Elliott made two long
rows, averaging 80 strokes to the minute.
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Fire Near weIlsville. Ohio.

WELIsvILLE, May 2O.-This morning
at two o'clock the extensive ten-yard
buildings, owned by Judge j. A. Riddle,
were burned to the ground with con-
tents. Loss about 10000. Covered by
insurance. Cause OF fire unknown.
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GovERNMENTs-Stron and higher.
y. S. Coupons (lSsl
New rlves.
New fOurS
Currency
RAILROAD BoNDs-Active and strong.
The largest advance, ! per cent, was in
Kansas and Texas seconds. The next
largest advance, II per cent, was in
Central Pacific frsts (San joaquin
branch), and the next, per cent,
in Iron Mountain seconds. The largest
transactions were in Denver and Rio
Grande firsts, which rose 10 96i.
STATE BoSDs-Active and in the main
firm.
STocKs-The market opened strong
and active. Prices rose .(d3i per cent,
the latter A. & p. Telegraph. which
sold up to 42i. c., c., C. q |. advanced
IL per cent. to 55, but subsequently re-
acted to 52l, recovering per cent. at
the close. A. & z. Telegraph became
weak during the afternoon and de-
clined 10 40, the general market also TALL
ing eff under rather brisk selling
movement. The decline ranged from |
to 2t per cent. Coal shares showed the
most weakness and New Jersey
Central the greatest decline. In
the late dealings there was a
fractional recovery, and the market
closed fairly steady. st. Paul and Min
nesota were weak throughout the day,
falling from 30s TO IS. Iron Mountain
closed at 2S. The transactions aggre.
gated $4,000 shares, OF which 1900
were Erie common, 2,l00 preferred,
ZOO Lake Shore, 1900 Wabash, 10000
Northwestern common, $500 preferred,
$500 st. Paulfommon, 800 preferred,
$4,000 Delaware, Lackawanna aud
Western, 1900 New Jersey Central,
1900 Delaware and Hudson Canal,
1900 Morris and Essex, 1900 Michigan
Central, 5000 G. G. c. x l., 1880 ii. x
IT. Joe common, 900 preferred, $500
Ohio and Mississippi, 500 Western
Union. 1900 A. * =. Telegraph, 500
Pacific Mail, 800 Chesapeake and Ohio,
5000 Iron Mountain, l,200 St. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern common,
1000 preferred, 1900 1t. Louis and San
Francisco, 5000 Rock Island, l,lOO
Union Pacific, ZOO Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, 900 Louisville and Nash
vile, 900 indianapolis, Cincinnati and
Lafayette and 800 ~. Paul and Min
nesota.
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Y M. c, A. Convention.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE twenty
third being the frs, biennial) Conyen-
ton of the Christian Associations Of the
United States aud British Provinces AS
sambled to-day, the attendance Oi dele
gates and spectators being large. in the
absence Of the President John y Par
we'll, of Chicago, Finf Vice President,
called the Convention ~ order. Alter
devotional exercises committee oi one
from each State, Territorial district or
provincial organization was appointed ~
nominate permanent Ofiic ~.
While the c0mmitte was considering
the name Of Charles FermOnd, secre-
tary OF the Central Committee Of all
Lands. Geneva, Switzerland, NJ. ~.
Holden, member of the London Com
mittee, W. q. Marsh, Melbourne, Aus
traIia. and Isaac Braithwait, delegate
from Kendall, England, were introduced
and each briefly addressed the Conven-
ton.
BALTIMORE, May 2l--One Of the cbisi
features Of the Young Mems Christian
Association Convention was the service
song. conducted by Thane Miller, 81
Cincinnati. after which the delegates
gave accounts Of the work 81 their Asso-
cations, all making very favorable re-
ports Of the progress Of the good cause.
Fiity-eight own buildings, yalyeI AZ
81 ,OJS, 40, and the total value OF the
property belonging 10 or due them il
=, ,3g7,4 40. -Four hundred and eighty
associations report a membership of G5, +.
40 Employment has been found for
is2 persons. There are liS persons act
ing as general secretaries and agents.
Reports have been received from the as
sOcistions in Cairo, Egypt; Beyreut, Da-
mascus, Smyrna. Jerusalem, Nazareth,
Calcutta, Hong Kong and Yokohama.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEw York, May 2l.-Cotton--Quiet
at l3jGl3sc. Flour - Dull; re-
ceipts IL, 900 barrels; superine western
and state 81 25Cg3 20; common to good
g '65(G3 S5; good to choice S3 SOCa4 90;
white wheat extra ~ 55CG5 %; extra
Ohio 81 00(d6 90; st. Louis s. S0(G6 90;
Minnesota patent process ~ OOtd7 %.
Wheat-Quict; receipts 81, 900 bushels;
rejected spring SOC; ungraded yBc('9
81 O41: No. 3 93Cd9Ilc; No. 2 spring
81 O5lal O6; ungraded winter rel 81 IL;
No. do. 81 l7I; ungraded white Il II
al IA; No. do 81 lllC@l l2; No. ]
do. sales 4, 800 bushels ut 81 l3iGl IL.
Rve-Dull; western 59d6lc. Barley
Dull. Malt-Dull. Corn - Demand
active; receipts 5000 bushels; ungrad-
ed 43(gi7c; steamer 44l(e44ic; No. ~
G,46ic. Oats - Firm; receipts 1000
bushels; western mixed 3Ha3i3c;
white western 36Cd3Sc; No. 2 Chicago
34ic. Hay Quiet. Hops - Firm;
yearlings 81 O0Ca,4 90. Cofiee-Firm;
Rio cargoes I0ial4lc; job lots l0fts,
l5Ic. Sugar-Quiet hut steady. Rice
Firm; Carolina 6tCa7c. Petroleum
Dull; United 73ig7Ilc; crude 6lGI7ic;
refined Sic. Tallow-Steady. lsosin-
Firm. Turpentine - Noninally un-
changed. Eggs Dull; western lOta
llBc. Pork-Quiet; old mess - 10; new
$40 00@l0 p. Beef-Flrm. Cut Meats
Quiet but firm. Lard-Firmer; prime
steam So 3Od6 32i. Butter - I'm
changed. Cheese--Quiet; western 2fo
7c. Whisky-Steady. Metals-Manu-
factured Copper Quiet and steady;
new sheating pc; Ingot Lake firm at
l6tGl6lc. Iron - Scotch pig demand
fair and market firm at lgd22lc;
American lGtoyl9C. Bar-Quiet; re-
fined English and American lGiSlSc;
Russia sheeting ll!@l2c. Nails-Cut
80 25: clinch s. 1904 20. Wool-In
good demand: domestic fleece 2Glg, 3Sc;
pulled l7Ca34c; unwsshed 9Cs25c
Leather Firm; hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande light, middle
and heavy weights, l9CG2lc.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 2l.-Flour Steady
and firm. Wheat-Actiye, firm and
higher: No. 2 Chicago spring 81 00l
cash 81 OFT seller June S9tc seller July;
sales: 98iCas9ic seller July; No. 3 do.
SIC: rejected 651c. Corn-Actiye, firm
and higher at 36c cash; 36lc seller June; {;
37E6,37Ic seller July; 3St93Sic seller
August; rejected 34c. Oats-Moderate.
ly active and higher at 2slc cash aud
seller June; 29Ic seller July. Ry-
Scarce and firm at 5, lc. Barley-Fnm
and unchanged. Pork-In good de.
mand and prices shade higher at 80 81.
cash; - 62 lCd9 81 seller June; - y!
G9 Is seller July; . s2l@9 s. seller
August. Lari-fn good demand at
s8 O7sG6 10 cash; 81 10 seller June;
So l5ld6 IL. seller July; 81 20ts6 22i
seller August. Bulk Meats-Easier at
9 6G(a,4 7O(a,4 s.. Whisky-Steady
with good demand at q or.
Milwaukee.
MILWAUKEE, May 2l.-Flour--Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm; opened
at an advance Of &c and closed firm;
No. Milwaukee hard 81 Of; No. 2 Mil
waukec oslo; seller May 9Sic; seller
June S9tc; seller July 99fc; No. 8 do.
SOC; No. 474@,75lc; rejected Csc. Corn
-Firmer; No. 35ic- Oats-Higher
No. 2 2sIc. Rye-Firmer; No. 5O!c.
Barley-Stronger; No. 2 spring 60c.
Provisions-Quiet and steady. Meas
Pork-Quiet at 80 60 cash. Lard-Prime
steam steady at s. 00(S7 90.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 3 to 4 Per Cent.-Gov-
ernments Strong and Higher-fIour
DuII-wheat Quiet-Hogs in
Fair Demand.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, May 81. - MONEY
Easy at 3C94 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 3A(d4l per cent. Sterling ex-
change, bankers bills 4S7l; sight ex-
change on New York 4S9.
SILyER-Silyer at London 50:d. Bar
silver here 81 10; subsidiary silver coin
ltGli per cent. discount.
GovERNNENTs-Strong and higher.
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.-...., correspondence Of the Enquircr.

s.',.,>. N.r-.nia hasn't as much politics
,.,.' ...' .Ns. IL hasn't so many "ablc
,..-. .'...a, aSmUch legislature, or SO
,.. '.g,'gHs as It's ueighbor across
t.......... It will have no general cleo
r.-. ..' year, but will have the proud
b. ....., .,r.tsS Il. Of knowing that it would
v-.- If'.l.,y Democratic il this was the
ts~ r.,.. y. am election. The main point in
,az b'-.'es Oi the State is to carry it for
gtq,,. 'l'l.',clrauc party. That is a dis
eBnC, 'i Tue whole duty. Party lines
De accurately drawn on the
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HoLroKg, Mass, May 2l.-Manehes-
ters, Z; Holyokes,3. Championship.
UREA, May 2l.-Uticas, 2; Spring.
fields, 3.
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wAMIsGroS, May 2l.-It is said that
Secretsry McCrary will accept the
position OF United states Circuit Judge
Tor the Eighth district, to be made
vacant BY the resignation OF Judge
Dillon, but will not leave the cabinet
before the lst Of September.
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SAFE DENOCRATIC STATE,

and is happy in the lack Of Presidential
timber. Her Democrats love Tilden and
Thurman, and will support unanimous
lv anv man who may be nominated by
the National Convention. They are
strong enough to 90 it alone. They
have a good majority even over the Re
pubIicaus and Greenbackers, should
these parties combine, and there Is no
rutIle about coalition to strengthen the
party. In the peculiar division OF par
ties in West Virginia
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
BriefLOeaIs.

Reed birds at Fullmer's 5O6 Market.
Reed birds at Fullmer's COG Market.
City Council meets this evening, in
regular session.
salt oysters at Fulln; er's.
Go aud see the MINISTRIES on Saturday
evening.
There was slight frost his morning
The attendance az the State Fair yes
terday, was very large.
II. M s PingJore at the Opera House
on Monday evening next.
Third street bridge will be closed to
travel on Monday next, to undergo re-
pairs.
The Game Association are still looking
for unlawful gunners.
Persons who intend applying for IL
censes, should begin to advertise their
applications.
The Grand Jury visited and inspecte
the Aims House yesterday.
Remember the races of Wilmington
Trotting Association at the Scheutzen
Park on the 7th, 9Th and 9th of October
The State Fair closes tomorrow.
Police business is dull.
Barnun's circus comes on Oct. 10Th.
The daily gazette., 1879-09-25
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER e5. 1873
We wish to Cal, the E~pec,.l

attention Of the public to DIR. NJ. Sou
viells the eminent French surgeon, who
has made such wonderful cures of catarrh
asthma, bronchitis, and chest diseases
Office at No. 216 w. Fourth street Will
mington, Del. !,
The following ex xtracts from influential
Foreign Journals will speak for them
selves:
From the French Figaro DIR. ssu-
vielle, the eminent scholar, surgeon and
physician, although not yet ~ years OF
age, bas builded himself lasting monu-
ment. end bequeathed to posterity a
priceless blessing, az the inventor of his
Paris SpirOmeter, for the cure of lung
and throat diseases.
DIR. SoUvIELLE's SPIROMETER AND
NASAL CATARRH.-Frum the Daily
Statesman, Oct "a: Perhaps one OF the
most annoying and troublesome diseases
with which people are afflicted, is nasal
catarrh, and we are pleased TO notice
that Dr. Souvielle is successfully treat
Ing this disease with his Paris SpirOme-
ter. Many cases of long standing have
been entirely cured by him in this city.
His treatment of all bronchial affections
appears to be success. His SpirOmeter
Is one OF the wonderful inventions of the
age, and we recommend 1t to the pub
lie.
Dh. oOUvIELLES STANDARDIZATION
the Salem Record. Oct. 23: We con-
gratulate DR.. Souviells FOR having visit
ell our city. After having heard 80
many people talking of his wonderful
Invention, the Paris Spirometer, and
having learned the many cures perform
ed BY his wonderful apparatus, we WIS.,
tied his apartments at the Chemeketa
Hotel, u satisfy ourself, and have re-
celved treatment of the Doctor. We are
full, convinced that DR.. Souvielle's in
ventton Is benefit to the3ublic, and we
consider it our duty to let the fact be
known that he has performed number
Of radical cures in this vicinity, a. can
be attested by some of our best citizens.