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Ipgratitude to the Doctor.

The doctors who are called up in the
middle of the night at the risk OF get
ting the pneumonia are just as liable
to go without their pay when the dan
ger is past, as though they were called
in the day time. One of them was one
night aroused by frightful knocking
at his door. Sticking his head out of
the window, he asked the matter. "Oh,
doctor, it is my poor wife!"
81 beg your pardon, but haven't the
honor of your acquaintance, and am
not accustomed
81 know it, doctor, but her life is at
stake. If you only knew how much l
love her. For Heavens sake, beg
YOU" and he went on for a considerable
time in this fashion, until the doctor
relented, in spite of the cold winter
night. He dressed himself, went out,
waded far through the snow, prescribed
and saved the cherished woman. Sew
eral days passed, and, hearing nothing
of any pay, he sent IN his bill. Moth
ing. Then he sent a collector. The
devoted husband greeted the dun with
anger, exclaiming, Go to the devil!
The idea of NV paying that bill for a
woman who has since run Oft with an
other MANI
An eminent surgeon was visited by
rich but stingy merchant, whose in
jured arm needed treatment, and it was
feared he might have to have it taken
off. The doctor, examining, declared
that he could save it, and he did so.
When he sent in his bill, the merchant,
who was now well and brassy, cried out:
Thunder and guns, what a bill There
must be some mistake. Old Sawbones
never cut off my arm at all
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31
Another Advance in the Price OF Paper.

At meeting of manufacturers of print and
book paper, held in Cincinnati on the 23d of
October, an advance of one-ha!f cent per
pound was made upon all grades of print and
book papers. This, added to the advance
made on the 1st Of October, brings the price of
paper up full twenty per cent. above the prices
Of the past six months. 1t will not be long
before consumers who have not pre-
pared for this advance by laying in stock OF
paper will begin TO feel the effects Of the "rise"
In the paper market The following circular
has just been issued by the manufa cturers of
fine paper, card board etc, and speaks for
itself:
"The increased cost in al material used in the
manufacture of paper makes it necessary for
us to advance the price of our goods one-half
cent per pound from this date, and If stock adj
vances in price we will feel the necessity of
further advance"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31
WASHINGTON NOTES.

1t is authoritatively announced from
Washington that Secretary Sherman will not be
q candidate for the Ohio Senatorship as the
successor of Judge Thurman.
The following is the official vote cast
in Ohio for Governor, at the election held Oct
IA: Foster, Republican, 1886 26l; Ewing, Dem
ocrat $40, 1872; Piatt, Greenback, 9, 100; Stewart
Prohibition, 4,l45. Fosters majority over
Ewing. 1929
The President has decided to leave
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31
Killing a Monkey Crime in Georgia.

A singular case is to be tried in Gill
mer Superior Court next week. About
a year ago Snowman was exhibiting a
trained monkey in said county. Among
other tricks, the monkey had been
taught to fire pistol. A Snowman
handed him pistol and told him to
SHOOT the ugliest man in the crowd"
Some mischievous boys had put shot in
the pistol, and, when the monkey
picked out his man and fired, the shot
took effect and slightly wounded the
ugly man, who whipped out his knife,
cut the monkeys throat, and whipped
the Snowman. The monkey died next
day. The ugly man is indicted, but we
know not whether it is for the murder
of the monkey, malicious mischief, riot,
or assault and battery.-FOrest (Ga.(
Mems
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31
DOMESTIC INTELLIoENu1.


The Montauk steam cotton-mills at
Bag Harbor, Long Island, have been burned.
Two hundred operatives are thrown out of en-
ployment The loss is $4,000; insurance,
100000
The new American Rapid Telegraph
Company has all its poles set between Boston
and New York, and over 100 miles of wire
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31

ITALY is afflicted with a champion
pedestrian named Bargverj, who calls
himself the imam locomotive" and has
preference tor running races with
horses. He lately invaded France, and
walked from Montpelier to Bordeaux. a
distance of 325 miles, in five days, for
a wager of 5000 francs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31

DIRT and violence are most affection
ate companions.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31

strung, putting up two strings, those being all
that will be required by this new process. The
work is going ON from both ends of the route
The method of telegraphy used by this COM
pany is purely mechanical, messages
being sent by simply turning crank. and re-
quires no hahd-key operators. Perforated
paper is used in preparing messages for trans
mission, and they are received on strips similar
to the Morse system. Cheapness as well as
rapidity, is the basis of merit in the aims of
this new company, and, if successful, they
claim it will sweep the entire field of teles-
raphy
The fall trade is unusually brisk in
the Eastern cities.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31
After Bull Run, Mr.. Stanton again
addresses Mr.. Buchanan as follows.

The imbecility of this administration culmin-
ated in that catastrophe. An irrerievable mis-
fortune and national disgrace, never TO be for
gotten, are TO be added to the rum of all peace
full pursuits aud rational bankruptcy "a the
result of Lincolu's running the machine for
i've months. IL is not unlikely that come
change in the War and Navy Departments may
take place. but none beyond these two depart
ments until Jefferson Davis turns out the
whole concern The capture OF Washington
seems now TO be inevitable. During the whole
of Monday and Tuesday II might have been
taken without any resistance. The rout, over
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-01-23
Go. 5.

0onoelsuertrdse sswonnsne f5rsi6,it
oes 9anotlns nidt bosu hsnussn weroe
pon oenienigen @runoidsen ob;umei=
den. ,uelde por &ur;em Den Sonoel
Deg 9anoes 10 entlpidelten. Gs piso
perll9ert. eoB cs notbpenois lei, Die
REORGANIZATION Der slrmee su perpca=
ltanoisen, s.par namentIid orrd Elm
Geles in SaSus ouf Den @enerolfab
uno Die @ensoarmerie, uno oob ous
Geles IN 8ejus auf Die sroBsu mili!d=
ridden Gonamanbos naWoriidlib onae=
wanot peroen ioa> auBcr NO es nDtbia
lein lollte, i'm Sntsrelle bes 9ieraes
BON osmlel6en ob5uweidsn.
@dIieblid brinsen mir mod cine
Sepelde aug Gorl, Die oa meloet oaB
Der bell. 9tubl auber Ser beoblibtioten
ernennuas mebrerer opolto!il1er Si=
care in lolden S6eilen slmcritas, .ucdle
telne Slfb5fe baben, nod nlebrew Bis
tbumer in Den Ser. 5taaten ersibteu
uno cine BON Der segenpdrtieen pcr=
1dleoene 0isrardie sinrihten goae.
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Gorrefponsens aus 1lnsarn.
(Gortiebur9.)

@dafe meroen auf ben sr6bern @a<
tern lebr piele 9ebalten, meiitens re9t
feline @orten, ia, ouf ben fiiritli@ gFer.
ba3p'i@en 8efbuneen iosar Die Be-
ribmten Merino=@@a Die uripriins-
li9 aug @panien itammen. Sic 9dm.
mel jieben tleine &arren binter ii4 btr,
auf benen Der S6uan3, an Dem lib Die
feinfte uno bette @oue beFinbet, lie9t,
oamit oieler ni@t our6 oos Na43ieben
auf Der groe 3uuiel leibet. 0ie 8io<
Der ,perben man9mol nit Sauienben
BON @ulben be5ablt. Mber aud bic
se,p0bnli9e @orte, in 9eutl@lano nn-
ter Dem Namen r9aibl4nuden" be.
tannt finoet ii9 I'M @ebirse. 9ie
Woue miro inoeIien BON ben 2euten
'ielbit ni@t beaubt, lonbern irmer per'
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betrii9en ober Die Musl9t aufs einen
suten Nesen iebr oft, inoem, menn BE-
relts Ibwere Sropfen anfansen su fa1<
len, elm beftis.r @ino auftsbt ser alez
in lueni9en Winuten pertrstbt. Oie
9'te 1T i'm CONNER man9mal iebr
TART. ou9 lelten iiber so Grae, unt
wiro mel tens bur9 einen tiiblen @int
gemhoert. Gin eisentli9ss Triibjobr
siebt es bier nidt, Ser uebersans pom
Winter gum 9ommer 1T Elm lebr ]9rof=
fer. SIM Npril 1T es in nnsarn oft
belEer. ols in @sffalen i'm Suli ODER
Musuit, bies binoert aber ni9t, baf
nod i'm Mai. uno man6mul i'm SUM-,
forte Na9tfr6te porfommen, 10 J. 9.
i'm Sabre 1866, mo om %. Mai in
pielen @esenoen oller @eisen unt
&o9sen, lo,uie Gabs total erfror.
(Gortisbuns fSlet)
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@erausge9ebenbon
BRICK & KAISER,
Saint Glont, minnefota,

erld)eint ieoeu Donnerfag unO TO itet ldbrl1d)
in GorauSbeaablun9 50. 80.
Stir menioer alS Monate pir0 tein Nbon,
nement angenomnlen.
Bon Nbounenten, Die bic 3eitun9 nldt
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bas lie oas 9bonnement fort;u eben tplln1d)en.
Sic 9 erabl1umung, cber VerDelgerung
Ser M6bo(uuo Der 3eitung bon Dem Yofamte,
po obin oielel6e beoroert moroen 1T, lo'pie Die
lluter(uiIuuq ber Nnaeige an Die 9erausgeber
hou Der st,pa tattfiu0enoen Ort5beranoerung
uno ocr Nnaabe oes neuen BoDnorta entb'n>
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bier Belle, fir bie erite Ginriidung, uno
Gents fiir iebe iolgenoe. Sur Nnie19en, DIE
fdneere Belt itcben blciben, tpiro Elm beoeu'
tenber sb;u9 erloubt.
Sic Seran5acber lino i'm 8ciib einerb boll
itdnoigen Nuswabl
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(. uno ino oober I'M Stonoe,
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auf's 59nelll lte, @4Dnlt: :nno Sll'91tf
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5 II I a I. s..

Son ben pielsn @elsbentniirIen, Die
in porl9er Wode porseldAa9en ,pur-
Den, beben mir fplsenoe 9sruor:
Ginen Quberit lu;dtigcn Gorlt5la9
mohte Senator Mtillsr son ct. Ystsr.
8c5u9nebmenO auI bic @ouperncues
Sotl6oft beontrogte ct ein ous 5e=
natoren uno 5 GsprG Gientonteu bette
benoes Gonlitc Su ernennen, oas barii=
bet beratbl6 6la9en iolle, ob es nibt
slpedmaBis lei. ben elmtstermin oer
Gountpbeomte ouf 4 Sabre su Der
Idn9ern> unO Die 9SaDl Der Gpuntybe=
amten in 3ufunit blos mod in ocn
SaGren ob5uboltsn, in oenen Die Gou=
grcbobgeoroneten erpdblt perOcn. Sas
Gomite lol ben beioen 9dulern oorouf
beSil9lide Gslctcntlpiirfe porIesen.
sSm @enate 1ouobl pie i'm 9aule
muroen @eIebentpiirI Is uorselegt, mtlbe
Den @ebrau6 anOerer WiaaBc, als Der
9eoi6ten 1albbul6elnoobe beim Gra=
oiren bes 8ei5ens, perbieten. Sn oie=
len gntlpiirfen beiBt e. ooB es urer=
loubt lei fir oas @raoiren elmer 2a=
oun9 @ei5en mebr als 10 Gts, Su te=
rednen, uno ocb fir jsoe llebertretuna
Oct BeItimmln9tl1 bes Gelebes eine
5trofe BON niht weniser ols 500 aao
nidt mebr als $500 5u Sab'en lei.
Serr s. g. Wef 16lus Dor, oas
8rob bseldporenen epltcm absui1af-
fen, uno in 3ufunft Die Nor!ntsrlu=
dung ben betrefsnOen Yoli3eiriGtern
su iibsrloIlen. 9os GroB9ei6rors-
nen<Spitem bat unbeoin9t piele Mdn=
gel, troboem 16eint es uns MIDI: gera=
tben, Dos in 9lnflagesultano: 9teleu
oem Belieben zines Gin5elnen ju iiber=
loNen. e(n oielen Orten, mo- Ole @roB=
9el6porenen nid)t Sulomnen bcruien
lueroen, 3. 9. in WisconIin baben N9
Die Dtdngel oes neuen Spltems
lebr fiiblbar gema9t.
@enotor MiQer beantro9te Die @ou-
uerneursboti6oft in oeutlder l4peoi=
l4er uno nortpesi16er Sprade au oru=
den, uno 5tuar 1000 gremplare in je=
Der. Gen. 9iasburD beantraste oen
3ulab, 500 grcmplore in frans0lil6er
@pra9e 5u bruden. Nuf Die Weinun9
bes @enator Wiacbonalb bin, oaB Die
3eitunesn oie Botl6aft aborudten, uno
es lomit unniiG pdre, Geparataboriide
ber3ufelen, ,pies Senator Wiiller oa=
rouf bin, oaB Minnelota orinseno Der
Gin,panberung beoarf. Uian loQe auf
Die @ingewanoerten 9iidi9t nebmen
un0 Die tpibtise Mftenitiide benIelben
;usdngli9 MAIDEN. Seine in Der nidt'
@prade erldeinenbe 3eitun9
brinse Die 8otldaft poaitduoig.
9ierauf muroe jener Nntrae gu einem
semeini&aftli6en 8eldluB beiher Sdu=
Ter erboben, UNI ooppelte 9rudtoiten
gu erlparen. Gin fernerer Mntrag. iber
Die Nu9eleeenbeit Der @ouperneurs=
ab5uitimmen, wurbe anse=
nommen.
Gen. 6. 81. Wilion beridtete 0o=
mems oes Jult5eommlttees, oaB oa11eibe
Den @eiebentwurI, lout Dem Der seleb-
li6e 3insfub bera5eelebt meroen iol,
nidt su Mnnabme empfehle. 9as
Committee le9te einen anoeren Gnttpurf
por, laut Dem Der geieklide 3insfub,
falls a,pilden @ldubiser uno @duloner
tein se!6riebener Gontratt beitebt, 7
pro5ent. niemals aber, Ie!bf fats i6,ift=
li9es Herlpre6en porbanoen, mebr als
10 Proaent betragen biirfe. aae i6rift=
li4en, in Torm BON Wedleln ober y'o=
ten. 8eripredungen elmer b0beren 3in=
iessoblune lino nidti9. Ser Gelebsnt=
murf oes COMMITTEES tuurbe gum
eriten uno 5lueiten Male perlelen.
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Q&pbe,, 9tunblbam.
81 II 8 I 4 It 5.

nebcr bic orientalilde sSrase berid=
tet in lester Wo6e cine 9epelde bon
@enitantinopel, oaS Die unter5ei9nuns
oes oferrei6il9=tiirtil9 gertrases
in &ur3em poll5osen weroen miro, uno
oab ourd oieien 8ertras Die Gerwal=
tuns Bosniens Oeite,rei9 uno Ole Der
9tr5e9O,uina Der Siirfei iiberlahen
miro, ,pdbreno cine antere Bei itimmun9
D abin lautet, oab Nopi 8aaar cine 9e=
nj il4te 8eiabuns erbalten loll.
@ie es in trieseril@en 3eiten INNER
Der Toa iit, bab cine 9epel6e Die on=
bere riid9dnsis mad)t, 10 seldiebt oies
au9 mabreno oes &rieses in Nf9boni=
itan. @or &ur5em meloeten 9epel6en,
bob Elm baloises Gnbe oie1ss &rie9es
Dor Ser Sbiire itebe; cine amtli6e 0e=
pel4e bon Calcutta meloet nunmebr,
oab Die &ofltuni=9duptlinse ben Ier=
iu@ madten, eine &ubeit0runs gu per=
anloi1en uno Gabul 5u pliinperns jeoQa
Ilub 1i@ Dotub a6an een0tbist, li9 Su'
r iid5u5ieben. @iepobl 8eri6te beltd=
tisen, bab Die Nrmee oer Nfsbaniiten
y oundnoie aufsel0lt lei l6einen oiele
bod BLOB Dem @6eine na3 Grieoen
nit ben gnsldnoern ldlieBen gu MOL
len. g8dbrenb England BON Der 9lu.
ben1eite ni6t piel gu fiir4ten bat, l4ei=
men Die inneren Nuselesenbeiten 5u tei=
mem Abldlub fommen 5u wo1en. go
meloet cine 2onooner 9cpel9e, baB 5
cine unssbeuere 8oltsmen9e in Tol9e
|bes @eru@tes, boB Elm Nnlouf auf Die
8ant pol 2onoon uno Die Counting
Banning Vomponp itattfinoe li6 in
ben @troben periammelt babe uno eine
|srobe Nufre9un9 berrI6e. Gin @treit
megen 9rol9fenfabrselo, mcl9er por
Der 8ont itottfano, aos sesen II nbr
cine 8oltsmense an, uno bolo perbrei=
tete li9 oos @eriidt oob ii& Die 8ant
in 8erlesenbeit befinbe. Sic 8olfs=
mense ,pu9s uno balo fano elm pirtli-
der Mnbran9 @ldubi9er auf Die 8ant
itatt. @eitbem mar Die @trabe beitdn=
big our9 Menlden 9eiperrt. Gin po=
Ii5eicorps bdlt Oronuns. Snnerbalb
Der Bant berrl@t feline unsewobnli9e|
aufre9uns. Sic Bant bat uiele Slid
len in ben 8oritdoten uno menn il4|
oos @erl9t weiter ausbreitet, biirfte
10 piel 8aarselb aug Der 8anf 9e5csen|
meroen, oob lie in @erlesenbeit tommen
f6nnte.
Sic inneren Mn9elesenbeiten Grant.
rei@s 9ewdbren ebenfals Elm re4t|
trauri9es Bib. ueber unfriebe uno
5'pil@en Gommunilten unoI
inb Die @eillel oes 2an<
oes Bis oabin perfielen l9on
an Die 3 3au]enb Gommuniiten Dem
@elebe, BON benen aber 2245 l9on tpie=
Der be9naoist muroen. gs beibt, baB
bic Re9ieruns Die 8eoba9tung oes
@eiebes itrens iberma9en meroe, mel=
DIES Die 8e5iebunsen smil6en Ser biir.
serli9en uno Der relisi0ien @eieai6ait
resulirt, unerbittlih eesen Die 8eom-
ten lein perbe, ,peI@e Die Republif an=
sreifeu uno be bur9 Riinbisuns Ger
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Muen's 2unsen- -Ballom

but lid erprobt als oas srobte mebi;iniide
9eiln,ittel fit 9ungenlei6en, fir Meiniannq
bts 8lut.s uno B;eberberHeuuna Der eeiun.
Den @ei6aifenbeit Der 2eber. ST entiernt
ben @@leim bon ben qunaen, uno bobnt So
1urd ben Meg iu elmer bei@leunioten Sci.
lang.
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in leiner Suseno eep0bnt miro, lit er
in leinem ipdteren 2eben; tueroen Die
&ineer BON 5arteiter Suseno auf an
&einli6teit, Oronuns> Yiinttli6teit
|unO Nrbeitlamteit 9ets0bnt, bleiben lie
es 9e>u0bnli9 bas 9on5e 9eben, ,udb<
reno umsetebrt unreinlide, unoroent=
li@e na6ldliise ainoer b09It ielten
| lire I6le9ten @epobnbeiten in ipdte=
rem Sabren able9en >ueroen. 9as
@pri4port: Sung semohnt, alt se=
tbon," be>udbrt isb in Den meiiten
Tdllen.
Man6e Mutter meiit oie 9ulfe ibrer
&inosr oeb>uesen suriid, neil lie oentt>
allein l9neQer ferti9 su tueroen, als
,uenn lie oenlelben iuerit Mnleituns CUR
Arbeit Su 9eben bat, uno oann ,uisoer
na9leben lou> ob au@ @les gut sema9t
porocn 1T. 96dt tuabri6einli9 lit
oos ou6 10 i'm anfans> oQein lie iollte
oiele 3eit our@aus nibt fir perloren
|anleben; oenn lie miro balo finoen
| oaB Die &inoer, fol5 Oarauf Alles 10
gut ,uie m09li9 gu MAIDEN piel l6nel=
fer als ie oentt, ibr Yirtlibe 9ilfe bel
| librer 9(rbeit leiiten t0nnen Sritt oenn
einmal Der trauri9e GaQ eill oaB bic
N}utter bur9 &rantbeit ans Sett &C..
|felelt lit, 10 brou4t lie ni6t nit Der
Gorge li@ ob5uqudlen, oaB nun 9lles i'm
9aule brunter unb briiber seben weroe;
| lie fam i'm @e9entbeil in Dem @eoan=
fen 8erubi9un9 finoen, oab ibre &inoer
|f6 gu belfen miilen, uno oaB 4ues
ebsn 10 gut beiorst miro, wie menn iie
| |ielb1t babel ware. SeoenfaQs miro es
oa ME portommsn> ooB Elm S,uDlfjdbri=
|9es Mdc@en cine babe lStunoe bin-
| ltebt unb lpe;nt unb ]@reit, ,uie @4rei=
ber oieles lelbf nit an5uieben @elegen=
lbeit bate, neil es BON ser Wlu!ter, Die
orin9enoer @eI6afte me9en ausiu9eben
batte> an9ewielen muroe> oas BON ibr
|l4on se>ua1dene @eldirr obsutrodnen
uno bel Seite 5u fel1en. ueber 1ol@s
Torfommni6e muB cine Mfutter lid
| lelbit 8ortuiirfe ma9en> 0enn uenn lie
ouf oerniinftise @eile ibre PIli4t an
li6rem &inoe 9etban bdtte, f0nnten
lol6e unlieb1ame @orfdlle ii6erbaupt
l9ar ni6t @tatt finoen.
Wenn cine Mutter lire Rinber an
|ltren9e Oronuns un6 eitlamteit se=
w6bnt bat sibt bies ibnen einen @dak
nit bur6s 2eben, fir Ben lie ibr ME gu
oanten aufb0ren werben. 9li@t nur
oab lie li4 in ieoer Sage beher 5u bel=
Ten lpllle1, ols penn tie 9ep0bnt tudren,
|ibre 3eit 3medlos uno nuklos 3u per=
bringen, ionoern lie tperoen aud Dor
man&en @erlu@uasen aum 80len be-
>pabrt bleiben, benen ser Srdse uno
Mubis9dnser gum Opfer fdut. &0nnte
man Die @eldidte Der meiitsn 0erbre=
den 9riinoli6 tennen lernen, 10 piiroe
man bei Der sr6bten 3obl oerlelben fin.
ben, bab Der &eim 5u ibrer 2auf=
balm idon in Der Sugenb in Fe
sele9t >uuroe bur@ l@Ie@te @euobnbti<
ten uno bouptld@li@ bur@ ible@te
@e1eQl4aft, Dor luel9en beioen l1ebeln
ibre gltern iie am Befen 6ur@ @e=
m0bnun9 an Nrbeit bdtten i@iben|
f0nneu.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-18
A Wild Goose Chase.

We were credibly informed that the
hotel at Mt. Belleview was to have been
"baptised" last night with a regular
old-fashioned house warming, and with
visions of champagne and truffles
dancing in his minds eye, a REGISTER
reporter, who had been invited to the
"opening," boarded the new steam cars
on the Elm Grove road and started for
the feast. Passing "under the gaslight'
OF classic East Wheeling, through the
picturesque and beautiful outskirts in
the neighborhood of the glass works,
over the historic peninsula by the
bodiless shades OF thousand illustrious
dead, and along the smooth pike, where
lovers most do cOngregate on mOonlit
summer nights, he arrived at the hotel,
where blazing lights and a sound OF
revelry seemed TO proclaim the elysium
of his hopes. With an appetite sharp
ened by the country air and a thirst
whetted by anticipation he mounted
the stairs But where was the smiling
landlord and tempting board? Where
was the champagne? Where the boned
turkey?
1t was raining steadily-a dismal
dreary rain, that beat against the car
window like dirge, the knell OF de-
parted hopes. The home trip was
gloomy and desOlate. The suburbs
looked poverty-stricken and repulsive
and the bloom OF East Wheeling had
withered into Dead Sea dust. Nature
wept
p. S.-We forget TO mention in the
proper place that the baptism" didn't
come off and the Antiques" were hay-
ing a private dance. Let us draw the
curtain over this painful scene.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-18
Blessed Ties.

Last night was lively one and right
loudly did cupid laugh to see that he
had caused sixteen hearts TO beat as
eight, or that he had yoked eight
couples into matrimonial harness.
At the residence of our friend Frank
Schenk, Market street, a large number OF
friends assembled TO witness the con-
summation of the nuptials OF J. c.
Doepken, OF Meadville, Pa, and Miss
Mary Schenk. The ceremony was per-
formed at the Evangelical Lutheran
st. James Church, Chaplne street, BY
the pastor of that congregation at $50
o'clock Pm. After the ceremony the
company repaired to the residence OF the
brides parents, where a snmptuous
supper had been prepared by Dan
Cochran, the caterer.
The attendance at the church were
Charles Schenk and Miss Lena Doepkin,
sister of the groom; q. A. Brakeman
and Miss Rose Bayha.
Ernst X. MetZner was married 10 Miss
Annie c. Daum, by the Rev. Fritchie,
at the home Of the brides parents at
No. 81, Twenty-sccond street. The at
tendants were VIM. Neuman and Miss
Tillie Daum, Albert Metzner and Miss
Annie MetZner. After the nuptials a
handsome reception was given the bride
and her friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-18
Snakes as Life Destroyers.

The loss of life i'm India due To the
ravages of venomous snakes is almost
incredible. Yet the disease which is as
willy and deadly a. the deadliest India
reptile, is winding its coil around thous-
ands Of people while the victims are un-
conscious Of its presence. 1t has long
been hobby with incompetent physi-
clans To assume that consumption is in
durable after the formation Of tubercles
has begun; and in every ease they fail
to effect cure-of course tuberclcs had
begun to form and they were incurable.
The records of medical science disprovc
any such theory. On the contrary, in
cases Of lung disease which had been
cured and the patient lived forty
and fifty years i'm robust health, post
norton examinations showed large cica-
trices (scars) where the tubercles had
been formed and removed. The tuber-
ces are removed by absorption into the
blood. An efficient Alternative, DIR.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery,
must be used TO cleanse the blood OF
the scrofulous impurities. For tuber-
cular consumption is only form Of
scroiulous disease. Golden Medical
Discovery is a sovereign remedy for all
forms of scrofulous disease, or kings
evil, such as tumors, white swellings,
fever sores, scrofulous sore eyes, as well
as for other blood and skin diseases.