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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31
The North Pole and Equator

Are not more widely distinct than the standard
tonic stimulant and Alternative, Hostettcr's stom-
ach Bitters, and the cheap and ferry local Bit
tiers which INSCRIPTIONS vendors ioist upon the
unwary as mediCated preparations with rene
dial properties. The latter are usually composed
in the main of half rectified alcoholic excitantS'
with some wretched drug combined to disguise
their real flavor and are perfectly runious to the
coats of the stomach Hostetter's Bitters, on the
contrary has for its basis choice spirits Of abso-
lutte purity and this is modified and combined
with medicinal extracts OF rare excellence and
botanical origin, which both mvigomtc and
regulate the bowels, stomach and liver. They
effect a radical change in the disordered physi-
cal economy, which is manifested by aspeedy
improvement in the general health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31

cit is Just being found out, says an
exchange, chat man hears as much
through his mouth as through his ears.
The roof of persons mouth and the
skull entire are microphoneS, or sound
ing diaphragms, Of excellent properties,
and serve as valuable assistants to the
tympanum. Hence it is that deaf per-
sons are now being materially aided IN
hearing, by describing the ear-trumpet
so long used and adopting a better ap-
paratus-the audiphone, a new-invent-
ed, fan-shaped instrument held between
the teeth. The results are marvellous.
With il all persons possessing the audi
tory nerve may hear, though the ears
NAV not be OF any service. Many who
have passed as deaf and dumb soon con-
verse with the aid of the new instrument.
The deaf hear, the dumb speak-let
this be called the age Of miraculous in
ventiOns.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31

The Columbus Democrat has been re-
Organized with capital of S5O,OOO, and
JOIN G. THOMSON as president Csc.
b. OKEY, vice president, ID. W. BROOKS
treasurer, and SoLoN GOODE as business
manager. 1t is understood that the ed
itorial management will be rendered to
JONI CocEERILL, formerly managing ed
itor of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31

The Grand Jury now in session at
Salt Lake City, has indicted three prom
inent Mormons on the charge OF Polyga-
my. Among the indicted Is JOHN W.
You've, a son OF the late BINGHAM. The
Grand Jury has taken a recess OF three
weeks in order to enable it to obtain
the necessary evidence upon which to
indict others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31

Coal is selling at 25c and soc per
bushel at some points down the Ohio
An order for carload was received rom
Louisville, by a dealer at Wellsburg'
lately. II the Ohio continues at its pres
ent stage very long, we may have boom
in coal right here at home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31

STEPHEN A. DOUGLASS, IT,, the young
or of the two sons of the famous Illinois
Senator, who has always heretofore re-
sided in North Carolina, is about to be-
come citizen Of Chicago, where be viii
pursue his profession as a lawyer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31

ENGLAND is threatening with another
great strike. The workmen in the IRON
and nail trade being dissatisfied AZ re-
ductiOn which was recently made IN
their wages, are considering the adyisa-
bility of turning out, and it is thought
that they will leave work in a day or
two. As there are about $4,000 OF them,
such a strike would be a calamity OF lit
tle less than national importance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAKE NOTICE.

A Ny PERSON HAVING BUSINESS TO
IA transact in the way OF auctioneering' or
real estate, will please see me personally, a.
Mr.. W II. Halter Is not In my employ as the
whole thing is in my own name and not con
nected with any other person. Persons desiring
any business IN the auctiOneering line VIII cal
on me, rs / will guarantee entire satisfaction OF
furnish an auctiOneer TO suit. ANY one desiring
10 buy real estate will do well 10 call on me, as
have some twenty houses in the city for sale,
and five farms near by the city, some OF which
will exchange for city property. l.. CHRIST.
Market Square. Oc3la
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31

Is referring to tine case OF TAYLOR
STRAUDER in late issue, we inadvert-
emily used the term after conviction
Tor before conviction ThereupOn, a
note is sent to the LHtsligHco to show
the incorrectneSs OF the statement. The
author of the note had no reason to as
sumo that we intended or desired to do
TAYLOR SrRAUDER injustice, or that he
could not have had the error freely and
fully corrected in the same column
where it was mSde. but since he indi-
Gates that a correction by us is OF no
consequence, We make none.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31
A Fair ExpresSion.

I7lIIIlIIN III'I' IE-II'INIIl TINV y.
Last week it was currently reported
that Mr.. Hoge would contest the cleo
ton of Mr.. Atkinson, on the ground of
illegal voting in several townships. We
are glad 10 know that nothing of the
kind will be done. We do not think
that there is ever any great number Of
illegal votes polled in this county, and
the last election was probably as fair a
one a. has ever been held in the county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31

THE Government is building series
of towers between Lake Michigan and
the Gulf of Mexico, for the purpose OF
making a survey Of the Mississippi river
and its tributaries, with the object OF
determining the true water course from
tine lakes 70 the gull. One hundred and
seventy-6ve thousand dollars were APP
propriated by the last Congress Tor this
purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31

IL view Of the introduction OF the
American system Of interviewing in
England the London Telegraph is moved
TO recite the story of DIR. MARTIN
LUTHER, who, discovering a theological
student concealed under his table and
diligently taking notes OF the doctors
table talk with his wife, dragged forth
the offender, poured a pOrringer OF
Cruel down his neck, administered to
him a sound kick and dismissed him
with the recommendation mot to forget
10 put that down in his book
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31
TO BONDHOLDERS.

OFFICE PITTSBURGH. WHEELING & KY. RR Co.
WHEELING, W. Va, October so, 1872
This COMPANY will pay six months interest
on its Bonds November LIST, prOXimO, at the office
of J. willard Gibbs Registrar, In the office OF
the Treasurer Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, No 233 South Fourth street, Phlla-
delphia. Blank forms for the collection OF the
Interest may be obtained at the Bank OF Wheel
ing, W. Va. W. Ii. BARNES,
Oc1ga Treasurer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31

A COLONY of Mormon converts, two
hundred and thirty in number, have
lately landed at New York, bound Tor
Utah.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31

the property little longer. Now it is
said to be salable for $4,000, so the
mistake was worth S25, 600 to him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31

ITALIAN immigration TO this country
is on the increase Within two days re-
Gently 2,2OOpersons left the vicinity OF
Genoa for the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31
MARRIED.

CRACRAFT-McCARD West AleXan'
der, Pa, October 18th, by Rev. VIM. ii. Lester,
Mr. FRANK CRACRAFr ank Miss MARY A. NC
CARDLE both of Triadelphin, W. Va.
LDRETH-ThurSday afternoon
October 80, 1879, at st. Matthew'S +. I. Church
bv the rector, Rev. X. K. SwOpe, WILLIAM ;
BRADY and SGLLIE L. HILDRETH, daughter OF
DIR. E. A. Hildreth. No cards.
FOsTER-SEIVERT-At the North Street NJ
T. Church, on the evening OF the 3Oth inst, by
Rev Sambe Steele, Mr.. JOHN FOSTER and Mis-
EMMA SEIvERT, both OF this city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31
LAST CALL.

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO JOHN L.
N Rice are hereby notified that all bills re-
naming unpaid on the 18th day Of November
will be placed in the hands OF Justice oil the
G. o. SMITH,
oc29S General Business Agent 1910 Main ST.
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V ANIE'[)

liberal commission on sales. From slOO 10
S2O0 month can be made by live men, Rare
chance for making money. Address J. 5. Ne
DONALD & co, Il, Clark St, Chicago. Oc9ta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-31
COMPOSITION ROOFING.

CUMFOOIIION NOOf INU'
7 BEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY OLD PAT
i rOns and the public generally, that am once
more engaged in the roofing business, and would
most respectfully solicit the liberal patronage
heretofore extended me.
have been engaged in this business of and
on for the past thirty-fve years and some OF my
work is still extant and rs substantial as when
first done. BY permission refer Ia the follow
ing persons. and firms: A. J. Sweeney d Son,
Capt. Samuel Mason, James Bodley. Armstrong.
Coen d Co., Capt. John Mcclure, &. Nelty x Bro,
Theodore Klievis and Others.
All orders left at AnderSOn's blacksmith shop,
below the poStofiice, or my residence, 23il Mar
ket street, will be promptly attended 70.
oc22oawb JAMES q. WHYTE.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30

The success Of the Radicals in certain
Department elections in May, 1878, had
caused dismay among the reactlOnary lac
tions, and the cry was raised that So
ciety was in danger. Theirs would not
palter with the enemies of the Republic. He
would not dismiss Republicans from his Cab-
net or from office. He would not heed the
menaces and warnings of mOnarchicai in
triguers who knew as little about tho
real currents of the national Lille ana
thought as sea -guls know of the move
uents Of the tides or OF the Grllf
Stream. He would not turn about and
20 back. He urged the Assembly to establish
the Republic on permanent basis, ana wheh
a motion IN opposition to his policy was car
ried by the Right, he called upon his Cabinet
to resign and gave up the high once winch
had been conferred upon him lii q
great crisis of French history. Through
out his official term he had been his
own Premier, and when the Government
was defeated in the Chamber he did just what
the chief of the British Cabinet would have
done under similar circumstances. He was
not President in the American sense, nor "a
constitutional monarch like Lous Philippe,
but an English Premier invested with the
executive functions of the Crown.
The political conditions have changed dur
ing the administration of the second Presl
dent. He has never been his own Premier.
He has had Premier who formed Cabinet
for him, and whose main business has
been to manage him and to conduct
the administration as the representative
of the Legislative Chambers. The outcome
of the reactiOnary intrigue OF 1877 was
the establishment of the precedent that the
Cabinet must be in accord with the majority
of the lower house. The President has not
the freedom of action which an American
President enjoys. He cannot choose his own
Cabinet nor act independently OF it. lie can
not gather about him councillors or his own
party and administer the Government without
the interference of the Legislative Chambers.
His Cabinet is not responsible to him, but to
the Chambers. He himself is reduced to
something like constitutional figurehead.
The Government of France under the COnst-
tuition of 1875 is an anomalous tumble of the
American and English systems.
President MacMahon is pOwer!ess to resist
the policy of the French Republicans If he
will not 20 under he must go out, with his
Premier and his Premier's Cabinet He can
not resign with the same dignity and grace
with which Thiers retired from honorable
service. But he will have one source of salts
faction. The Republican leader who takes his
place will become constitutional dummy like
himself. VIII Gambetta care to be President
now9 Will he not prefer to wait until the
Constitution is revised at the close of the
SeDtcDnatef
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

II q coparcener abhors anything it is "surrep-
tOn."
Even Tilden would condone fraud before surrep-
titiOn.
Moses is sure that no gentleman would translate
another gentleman's clphers.
It's awful but THK TRIBUNE isn't able to blush
for its share in " stealing the cphers.
II il too bad to explode the Tyner-Chandler rOOr-
back when the Democrats were SO delighted with it
Bless Won. Mr.. Potter TIE TRIBUNE isn't Presi-
Dental candidate for 1880! lOu are vndlcatng
the wrong party y
Pelton would be good expert to decide whether
the cphers have been accurately translated or not
Moses will help hIm out too.
The Democrats are consolidating on the ground
that if is all right 10 consplre to buy the Presidency
but infamous To expose the conspiracy.
II is clear now why the Democratic members of
tho Potter Committee declined to allow Tiden
counsel They wish to in that capacity them
selves.
Chalmers tried to shoot off that speech against
Bragg yesterday, but was suppressed again. Think
of vour family Chalmers, and get your life insured
against eruption
I-nclc Dick Bishop has visited the White House
and taken a brds-eyc view of it and its surround
ins as possible residence for himself after March
T. 1851. Tie thinks he could stock II with groceries,
at wholesale rates. at a low hgure.
What do the pure mOralists of the Democratic
press think rHE TRIBUNE ought to have done with
those stolen ciphers when it received them un-
solcIted7 Sent them 10 No. - Cipher Alley,
with truly good observation that the sacred cause
of q" Reform would be damaged by their trans
latOn 7
There Is great uproar in the Democratic and
assistant Democratic journals about the Tyner-
Chandler roorback, and loud demands are made for
Mr. Potter TO call tho two Chambers. Well, the
1.-TWO Chambers will answer with great alacrity.
They haze been inpatient 10 be called for months.
William r.. has already given the committee Il sam
ple of what he can do.
The DISPLAY of virtue on the suueptitous' side
of the cipher question is completely overwhelming.
There are on the Reform journals Of this country
whole regiments of editors scrupulous that ii
they saw letter drop from the pocket of sus-
pected murderer and were sure that letter would
convict him of the crime, they would hasten
to return il to INN with the most ObseqmOus
politeness lest they should bc suspected VI tam
| pcring with it srrreptitiousy.
| The logcian of The Nation must look to his lau-
| rels. Democratic cditoEin Washington has tor
luuatcd syllogsm which completely eclipses his.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
Az ANCIENT LdUSTTT.

People who are now middle-agcd, remember to
have heard of the Woodw0rth and Woodbury. pat
ent case when they were boys Judges long SINCE
dead have given it the benefit of their legal learn
ing LAWYERS now no more have appeared for
plaintif or defendant. Scores Of witnesses who
have testified in it have departed. to be
sworn and examined and cross-examined no
more Thirty years have gone by since
fine litigation began; and now Judge Lowell,
in the Circuit Court in Boston. has decided
that W0odbury's Improvement i'll the Woodwork
pIauing-machine was not patentablc, the invention
Of fiat bars to keep the stock firm having been an
ticipated. This late decision will bring relief To
the minds of thousands OF owners OF plaumg-
machines built upon Wooduurys plan, and put a
sion AT once to the collection OF royalties upon it.
Woodbury. himself is dead. and his patent was held
by a corporations
If would satisfy rational curiosity To know how
rnuch money has been expended in prosecuting and
defending these planng-machine suits. The NEST
DISTINGUISHED and expensive lawyers have been en-
oaced IN them. The bulls of cost must have been
enormons. but these were nothing to the expenses
not included in the category OF legal costs.
AZ the trials numerous witnesses were usr-
ally in attendance, and were supported
by either party in handsome style As a mere
matt or If money the stake played for wasa large
one; the machines were dispersed all oyer the
country, and hundreds using them felt personal
interest in the SUITS Several of the trials were be-
fore Mr. Justice Sprague, i'll Boston, aud thcro are
those who still remember his wonderful feats of
memory. He took notes Of the evidence,
which was often intricate and scientific, hut when
he came to charge the jury IL was found that he re-
membeIed il all. Indeed it was never safe for the
lawyers to presume upon his forgetting the small
est detail II they ymisrepre-entod the slightest par
teular, they heard from him AT once
Who would be All inventor This is a question
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
GENERAL NOTES.

The grim pleasantly that DR.. lie MOynes
cremation furnace Washington, Penn, is to be con-
yerted into popcorn factory enables every western
aapher the exchange list 10 be as funnS Is 10
Scotland has been considered the moss
wary cautious and hard-he aded of all lands andye
the scheme OF paying the debts Of shareholders IN e
CITY OF Glasgow Ban through a colossal lottery 10 Do
tried six millions OF s. tickets TO be issued anu
half of proceeds is to be paid to the qudator anu
the remainder is 10 be app0rioned among 1ne s""''
holders as prizes.
THE TRIBUNE is scOlded by The Dubnq~
Times for repriuing from Of the Iowa newspaper
lanciful description OF Wall Lake In Wright Ccuhn'
II appears that newspaper editors that quarter ahu
themselves in three years by writing pictmeSF"
accounts OF this lake region, and these literary re
tious unduly stimulate their imaglnatlOns. h's'1Ae'
Will happen even in woll-rc gulated Offices TIE lRh
apologies the profession in Iowa for iihCyn what
there l ghJ be some faint approach to truth lh WIS"
appeared ia one of their leading Journals.
There is a good deal of romance TO the aero
in the farming lands near WilkesDarre. IN idd'eSs'e
rustic who had been smtten with the charms of - ~
loon keepers wife, recently bought out the husC
rights for S75 In hand paid receiving bill OF sae '
a ouit.claim deed Hot drinks ordered all arouna
dinner was served and the farmer drove the "nO.
party home. Not long afterward the woman Nuo %"
been sold went riding three times with physei" =.
the farmer demanded back his money. she haa
money in her house. but there was a twoyear ol"N
In the barn, and she told the farmer 10 take '' 80
aud call 1t square" The farmer tied the co" -.
sleigh and drove brisAly his lonesome hearth
while the husband who had sold his wife had ih'' -.
to "A noighpors daughter and away with her 70 -
York The doctor now out riding wth tn the and
owner OF the colt the farmer wears his o1 tiye
never shaves; and the saloon 1.e pr "a ai H ,.sir
bride have vanished FROM the sight OI all the -
The sale of the private property OIL "
TX was closed three weeks ago. No rope ',.,a
ceiycd SO many presents from all paris OF ,0 Sh,,
and no Pope was ever 50 hasty In getting u" V - 4.
was given to him. There Is not a village cn"
Italy which does not possess eruo'nS' " p,s X
ibe hnd kept all the presents received during nH "a
.tihcate the present sale would really have o,eu
one But on the contrary, the three Cardinals :, ns
by him 10 augment Peters pence with Tue '~o nae
private property have p new things, anu nV nv x.rs
sessins 2. '"a0' INV
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30

lie declares that the fact being established a..
the Republican cipher dispatches were de.t,o,,nI
justfcs the application of the worst possible ..,
ing to them, and thus constructs his syllo.;s...
The Republicans destroyed large number of cInba.
dispatches; therefore, there il not particin "a
doubt these dispatches would show that s5on oon
was raised III Ncw-YOrk TO purchase tho Stato ~
Florida alone" That settles it. vi
Mr.. Tilden probably hoped to carry forwars hi,
campaign in 1850 on the same principle as lac nm
folded TO Judge Patterson in that memorable ca,
conversation in 1876. "Say nothing about the 81
piers; keep the subject in the background and ,n,t
the race on Reform The trouble this time ia ,hat
while "ubiquitous reporter" did not Green nn1er
his house and hear bis talk the bright sunlight q,
publicity has been DETECTED into the house and
most troublesome cOparceny has been revealed
which no amount OF claD-trap about Reform c.,,
thrust into the back kgrOnnd. Ii is Incredible that
man who cOuld be go careful about examining III"
seat he Occnpied in the ear should not know ,rba,
was gong on in his own house.
That il n fine excuse the Democratic Senator.
make for opposing Constitutional amendment
prohibiting the payment of Southern claims. Thev
are afraid to favor it just as the Republicans ara
going out of power lest their action be interpreted
as confession that the Democrats do not dare IN
trust themselves with the question. BE that as IL
NAV. their refusal to favor the amendment, and All
other measures looking to the same end will be IN
terpreted 10 mean that they in favor Of PAYING
the claims and determined 10 do nothing to Oh
struct OF defeat such payment. This is already ap
parent to everybody. There Is no obs ace to head
ing off payment save the Democratic party, and II
they are not IN favor of payment what il the name
0fgOodneSs prevents their saying 30
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30

that the production of certain evidence was es-
sential to the ends of justice. and the evidence
had been produced. And from that momeut any
attempt to suppress it was blameworthy'
Those only were entirely in the right who in
sisted that all evidence called for and pro-
duccd no matter which party it might affect,
should be placed before the public. On any
other ground, it must be held that u
Congressional Committee has no hight what
ever to order the production of private tele-
grams, in its discretion, and OF that ground
the Democratic Committee of the House must
stand condemned as the chief offender.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-30
annft 10 AopernssmenIs.

AM,sENVNrS-3d Pa0P-6th column.
BANKEVl-r NOTtCES-7M Idgc-6th column
BOARD ANp RoOMs-6h PGgt-5th o"iunn
BusINHsS CHASCEs--7th Pd0e-76th column
BUSHES NOlICES-4A PdU6- Isl column
Coal AND WOoD-6N Pd0e-9th column.
CoPAEr~rRsuIP NOTICEs-6h Pdge-3d coinu'h'
CoKroE ,uON NOTICYs-7m P1ge-6th couhh'
COUNTHA BoARp-GM PGqc-5tn column
DANCING ACADBMIE~-Oh IGGc-Sd cOlWu"-
DtytphNp NOTICSs--7M IiGOe-6th coiuhh.
DRY ,;OODS-3d I'dOe-5th ana ON COIuhihe'
JXCURsIoNS-3d P00c-6th cOnilDli o., .,0,,
EIIHOPTAN ADYEbTIsEMkNTS-OW fdJe-o~ '"'' '-
BINANttAI-7h P0Gc-9th co umn
pEIp WANTFD-3d Pd0e--1th column -,
HOUSES AND FARMS WANrED--3d Face col"'ii-
ICF CREAM Sd RAGE 9th column.
lNslRUCr rION-Gh I'dJe--2d and 81 columns,
JECIUEI.~ AND NEETiNCS-Sd Fd0e-6ih eOiunp.
hAVpINGVs AND UEATHs-jm Pd0e- Oth co'utnn nm. -tb
MisCTIIA>Eous-3d Page-Gth cO!unn; em Iaye-''"
and 9th columns. 80 -,
NrslCAI INsTRUMESTs-3d PGGe-6th column
NEw PuBIICAToNs-6i en- PdQe-2d column , .
EYAr ESTATE FOR SALE--f'ITY-3d Face 4th coilnin
CorNrEY-:ld Pagc-4th column 10 EAChANOh-
Sd FaCe-4th coiumn.
sTFCrA ko1ICEs-JN PG0e-6th coli.mn -
klTIr ATOMS MANTED-MAIIs-30 race 9ih coiu'n"
CFpAtEs- Sd PO1e-5th 90 UNIV. - , .,t
gTrINpCArs AND KAiLRoADs-6h Pd0e-3d anu 4'n
columns -, -,
sTsINfRs OCrAN-6M Pd0e--5th column
lKAcHERs-Gn Pd06-3d column. 49, - -oc.
IOLET-CiIY PROPERTY-3d Fd0t-4lh column" NN''
IRI-3d PG0e-4th column.