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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25
subduing and Avoiding Fever and Ague

Subduing and Avoiding Fever and Ague.
OF all chronic diseases fever and ague is per-
haps the least conquerable by the ordinary re-
sources of medicine. There is, however remedy
which completely roots it out of the system in
any and all ofits various phases. This celebrated
anti.periOdic is vegetable in composition, and is
not only efIlcacious, but perfectly safe a thing
that cannot be predicated with truth Of quinine.
HoStetters Stomach Bitters is, besides, most
efficient means Of defense against malaria, Us II
endows the physique with an amount Of stamina
which enables il TO encounter miasmatic infiu-
ences without prejudice to health. Persons
about to visit or living in, foreign countries, or
portions Of our own where intermittent or re-
mittent fevers prevail. should not omit to lay in
a sufficient supply Of the great Preventive, both
to avert such diseases and disorders Of the stom-
ach, bowels and liver common to such locali-
ties
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

THE Trades Assembly of Allegheny
County held a meeting yesterday, in
which a series Of resolutions were
passed iavoring arbitration as a plan OF
settling disputes between employers
and employees. This is step in the
right direction, and is destined before
long 10 cure the costly and ruinOus
strikes which SO frequently atIlict the
labOring classes rs we'll rs manufacture
ers. The following are the resolutions
adopted by the Assembly:
WHEREAS, We recognize the necessity
OF adjusting from time to time the wages
and other relations between labOrers
and their employers; and
WuEEEAS, We think that many such
adjustments could be arrived NJ without
resOrtIng 10 the extreme measures oil
lOck-Outs and strikes; and
WHEREAS, Arbitration preSuppOSes
two or more parties equal or nearly
equal in power, be II
RrsOlrd, That We, the Trades Assem-
bly, Of Allegheny county, a representa-
tive body OF wOrkingmen in convention
assembled, recommend and urge all
workingmen To organize into trade and
labor unions in order 10 command the
respect Of those who employ them. and
10 have the power TO urge their claims
Tor improving their condition.
Rcs0lyed, That We recommend the all
justment of all differences between Ia
bOrers and their employers by means OF
arbitration by board appointed from
both parties in equal numbers, and
therefore we request the cooperation in
tins measure OF the Chamber OF Com
merce and coal operators.
ReSOlrcd, That copy OF these resolu-
tons be forwarded 10 the Chamber of
Commerce and coal operators and to the
press.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

We do not wish TO detraCt anything
from the interest anybody may feel inthe
meeting to be addressed by the "Plumed
Knight" over at Bellaire, but we may
be permitted, soto rOr'. to remark Tor
the benefit Of those whose anticipations
are "set on high" that when they have
heard the so-called "Plumed Knight
they will be ready to aver that neither
in his manner nor matter, in language
nor logic, nor in any OF the qualities
that ~ 20 make up the statesman aud
the orator, does he compare iavorabIy
with the Ohio Senator who addressed
the people of Bellaire on Saturday last.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

"TEMPLEToN," the Boston correspond
emit of the Hartford Co,truli, who is an
authority on Massachusetts, politics,
thinks that the Republicans have hard
canvas before them to beat BUTLER. In
''TENPLKroN's' opinion several thousand
Republicans will vote for BUTLER this
wear who did not vote for him last year,
and Long will get few Democratic votes
or none. Il have seen no Democrat,
saws "TENPLEroN," ''who harbOrs a
thought Of voting for him"
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empty

DURISe the first week in September
s., So, $40 in gold were received IN Ne"
York from Europe in exchange forgrain
and other produce, and last week the
enormous sum of SS,SOO,OOO were I'M
ported, making sl2, 6S7 $40 for less than
half the month. The shipments from
Europe on Saturday of last week alone
amounted to S5,OOO,OOO, and there is
enough more on the sea to swell the
amount for the first three-fourths OF the
month TO over $50, 100000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

THE committee of the United States
Senate to investigate the charges OF
bribery in connection with the election
OF Hon. J. J. INGALLS, as United States
Senator from Kansas, met yesterday at
Topeka, in that State. Those present
were Senators BAILEY, CAMERON, LOGAN,
SALISBURY and VANCE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

OK the farm of Mr.. Dalrymple-who
is well called the "boss granger of the
region-near Fargo, in the Red river
valley, Dakota, is wheat field of 10000
acres, the yield of which this year is eX-
pected to be something like 100000
bushels. On this gigantic farm, which
is managed as Systematically as a rail
road, 400 men are employed in harvest
ing and 500 to 600 in threshing. They
use $50 pairs of horses and mules, POO
gang plOws, 1l5 self-binding reapers,
and twenty steam threshers. The men,
animals and machinery are organized in
to separate divisions, with superinten
dent for each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

SHERMAN could not allow his clerks 10
be levied on to help CORNELL and CoNK-
LING, but $4,000 employees have been as
sesscd to save Ohio. He understands
the \ B G OF finance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

1T strikes us that the enterprise oil
the San Francisco interviewer is little
below par, OF else he would have probed
GRANTS gab-pouch before this even
though he would have to report II
empty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

THE official vote OF Maine from all but
a few small towns, which will not vary
the result, gives DAVIS, Republican, o.
go; SMITH, GreenDack, 1850; GARcE-
Ion, Democrat, 2l,lSl, and 81 scatter
ing. The vote is the largest ever polled
in the State, being nearly one thousand
more than the vote for Governor in
1865, which was the fullest vote ever
cost prior to that time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

THE fluctuations in the wheat market
are making havoc among the specula-
tors. The "shorts" are turning up very
short indeed as the figures bound up
ward
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

The Rev. RoBT. COLLIER preached his
farewell sermon on Sunday at Chicago,
from whence he goes to take charge OF a
Church in New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25
Prescription Free

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness, Loss
Of Manhood, and all disorders brought on by in.
discretion or excess. Any Druggist has the in.
gradients. Address DAVIDSON & CO., Is Nassau
street New York iue4eOdwc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25
A Fine Opportunity to Purchase an Elegant
Residence at a Moderate Price.

r OFFER FOR SALE THAT VERY DESIR-
/ ABLE property, No. 2g}4 Chapline Street,
adjoining Hon. G. d. Hubbard, belonging TO my
fathers estate. The situation Of the property is
the best in Centre Wheeling for residences. The
house stands on a good sized lot contains nine
rooms and two halls and has Just been re-rOOfcd,
painted and papered complete, inside and out,
and is in perfect condition. WOuld-be pur-
chaScrs are invited To examine the property.
The price asked is low and terms OF sale favOra-
BILE. Possession given Immediately If desired.
For further information inquire Of +. 4. Britt,
Real Estate Agent, or To the undersigned AT his
home, 80 Virginia street Island or office LaBelle
Glass Company, Bridgeport.
f. G. WTNSHIP,
Administrator.
If not sold before, the property Will be offered
at public sale at the Court House on Saturday,
October nth, at 10 O'Clock A.. W sepl9STThi.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25

AT the coming session OF the Supreme
Court of the United States three cases
of great political significance and
national importance will come up for
decision. Two Of these sre habsas corpus
cases which involvethe eonstitutionality
of the Federal election laws. One OF
them comes up from Maryland and the
other from Ohio. Both cases are OF
election officers now serving out SEN
fences for violation OF the law. An
other case OF importance relates to the
right of colored men TO be tried by
Jurors of their own color, and originates
in the attempted prosecution OF State
judges in Virginia for neglecting to sum-
mon colored jurors. The latter case
involves the right Of the Federal judici-
airy not only to imprison State judges
for carrying out the State laws, but also
the Governors of the State forexecuting
the laws. These cases raise many ques-
tons as to the validity Of the recon-
struction legislation which the Supreme
Court has heretofore studiously avoided.
A NATIONAL militia convention is to be
assembled atSt Louis on the 30th OF this
month, to take action on the necessary
militia reform in the several States. In
many States, it is said, there is noactive
militia at all; in the majority OF States
there are fewer than two or three thou
sand, while even thousand in any
State, uniformly armed and equipped,
and provided with the appliances for
camp life must be regarded as an excep-
ton to the rule. An appeal is to be
made to Congress to increase the annual
appropriation for distributing arms and
ordnance stores to the militia from $780,
600 to Sl,OOO,OO0. 1t is proposed that
the troops in all the States shall be uni
formed after a pattern to be determined
by a board OF experts, and that they be
governed by a set of national militia re-
gulations to be provided also by board
appointed for that purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-25
DIED.

CRCMBACKFR-wedn September a.
1879 at O'Clock. P. NJ, WILLIAM II. II. CRUM-
BACEER, I'm the 37th year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 81 Nine
teenth street, this afternoon at O'Clock Friends
are respectfully invited to attend.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-12

Congress has adjourned until Monday, and
any exciting scenes or any business of i'm
pOrtance.
a big petition from the National Grange
and Patrons of llusbandry, asking the enact
ment OF laws to protect the country from un-
lawful exactions of transportation companies,
has been presented in the House
Secretary Sherman told an interviewer
Thursday that Fernando Woods proposition
that there be no further refunding of the Ma
tional debt at a greater interest than 3. per
cent would practically stop refunding, as
the holders of fives and skies not due will
not he apt to surrender them for 81 per cents.
Secretary Sherman added I'VE can refund
all the tives and skies into fours, and keep
them perpetually at or above par, but the 81
per cent proposition believe 10 be imprac-
ticable, from the simple fact that people
will not give par for bonds bearing that in
terest. have maintained all the time thata
4 per cent, properly conditioned, would float
at par, or at premium, whether business
improved greatly or not"
The tariff question made its first appear
ance in the Ways and Means Committee
Thursday. 1t turns out that Mr.. Wood has
complete power over the question, there be
ing six for making changes in the tariff, and
six against, hr having the casting vote 1t
is not expected that he will attempt any re-
vision whatever forhc cannot possibly reach
any result with the House in its present
temper.
The nomination of Secretary McCrary TO
the nied States Circuit Judgship having
been referred to the Judiciary Committee OF
the Senate, il is expected that it will be re-
ported back favorably in few days, and
that there will b. no serious opposition 10 its
confirmation. As soon as official notification
of this confirmation reaches the President,
ex-senator Ramsay will he appointed Secre-
tary OF War.
The Caucus Committee on the financial
recommendations of President Hayes and
Secretary Sherman is composed of Senators
Morrill,, ConklinG, Mcmillan, Booth, Kirk
wood, Cameron, Logan and Carpenter.
1t is believed in Washington that the at
tempt To contest the seat Of Mr.. Orth of
Indiana will be abandoned
Mr. Morrill, has introduced in the Senate
and Mr. Garfield in the House, bill provid-
4. IL
six per cent bonds into four per cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-12
NOTES AND NOTES.

When you bury an old animosity never
mind putting up tombstone.
The Lorimcr exposure has given the pub
lie new synonym for plagiarism. 1t is
'SaturatiOn"
White celluloid collars and cuffs are adver-
tised, and pillow shams Of the same material
Will he the next economy.
dearth of pennies is threatened, and the
healhen are elated. Soon every hand that
pauses over the contributon-box must drop
a three cent piece or nothing.
Dinner-dresses mode lie Paris are open
no longer in Il square or Y shape but in an
oval shape, and tiny chemisettc, called
MODESTO, is worn inside, so nobody can say
there is no MODESTO about them.
The Milwaukee Sun remarks that every
thing has recently advanced in price except
liberty, which remains at eternal vigilance,
with liberal reductions to the trade.
The latest fashionable wrinkle in piano
the instrument But we hope our fair readers
won't use all their II 900 shawls IN that
way.
The New York HraM asserts that in
Brazil photographs Of Charles Francis Adams
are used for making artificial ice
Secretary Evarts has telegraphed to the
Car of Russia the Presidents congratula-
tions on his escape from the attempt on his
life.
The Mormons talk fight" since Presi-
dent Ilayes's recommendation of more strin-
gent legislation to suppress polygamy.
y change of base is always a desideratum
to the small boy who is being spanked.
The report that Germany proposes to add
81 batteries or 34S field guns, and 30. 900
men TO her peace equipment, does not look
as if Bismarck believes in the immediate ap-
proach of the millennium.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-12
A New National Bankrurtcy Law.

1t seems to be the general opinion of lead
ing business men throughout the country
that a new National bankruptcy law is an
urgent necessity. There are many objections
to the present system. the principal Of which
is that while most Of the State laws retain
many of the Objectionable features Of the old
National law, they can grant no discharge to
bankrupts which is operative outside the
State limits The Boston Board of Trade
referred the matter to 4 committee of prom
inent merchants who have Just submitted an
elaborate report. According to this, the
principal defect of the late bankrupt act was
in its administration by registers who re-
ceived fees for their services, and who were
TO all intents and purposes Judges. Judges,
of course, should not receive fees for their
services, and hence it is recommended that
the administration of the bankrupt law be in
the hands Of judges with fixed salaries. one
to be appointed for each district 10 deal with
bankrupt calIsrs, having the same authority
as United State District judge Assignces,
the committee recommend, should he elected
by creditors subject To the control Of Il COM
mittee Of creditors, substantially as provided
in the late law regarding trustees, and should
receive one per cent on all moneys received
as compensation. There is to be no distinc-
ton between voluntary and involuntary
bankruptcy and adjudication Of bankruptcy
is to be had upon petition Of one or more
IL g
8 Snkruptcy The provisions of the old law
in regard to fraud are to be retained except
ing that the time within which fraudulent
preferences and fraudulent conveyanccs are
avoided should be extended four months.
In the choice Of assguees it is suggested
that all estates with less tntn an Indebtedness
of $40, 900 shall elect an assignee by a major
ity in number and amount, hut that all es-
900 shall require majority in amount and
majority in numbers, but excluding in mum
bers all claims under SlO0 As to compost
ton, the report says thIt new law should
be made for IA composition until the party or
parties have been adjudicated bankrupt and
an assignee elected through whom the COM
position shall be made; and a vote Of at least
three -fourths Of all the creditors who shall
have proven their claims and who represent
three-fourths, in value, Of the liabilities shall
be required TO pass a resolution of compost
ton.
One of the shortcomings of this repOrt as
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-12
GENERAL SUMMARY.

Nassar Collr.,c has three japanese girls
among its students
Florida is already sending green peas and
watermclons TO market.
ColoIed people in Georgia own property of
an aggregate value OF 50, lS2, ,39S
Chicago kills six hogs for every minute of
every hour of every day in the year
The first train passed over the new Boston,
lloosac Tunnel and Western road saturday
During cyclone in the Bay of Bengal a
storm wave swept over Monkish khal Island
drowning several hundred persons.
The profits Of the Seventh Regiment Fair,
nj New York. which closed Saturday night,
are estimated at two hundred thousand dol
lars.
The Chilians have won another victory.
The losses were heavy on both sides.
The coal companies have aarccd t. the
suspension of mining from December n To
January }.
\ regiment will accompany the Princess
Louise 10 Canada. The will bc stationed ut
Ottawa
An Alexandria Egypt despatch says the
embarkation of the obclisk for America is
expected in few days
ID. {. Potter, charged with seven murders,
was captured on Monday in the mountains
of North Carolina 10y the Sheriff of Cooke
county.
Gen. Baker OF the British army attacked
the Afghans in his front in force last week,
and the enemy He'd at the first assault
Moukhtar Pasha, the Turkish general who
was 50 conspicuous in the war with Russia,
and hls body guard of - mon have been
mas-acred by the ArnautS
English housekcepers are informed by the
Pat Nal Ga-cttc that oleomargarinr is
shipped in large quantities To Normandy and
brittany, whence Il Is exported aS inc pe''
French butter
Andrew Tracy was hanged Thursday nj
SmthpOrt, Pa The knot was unloosrd by
the fall and Tracy fell, hHlf chokcd To the
ground, from which he was lifted AMI rr-
hanged after AN interval oi llve minutes.
There is great suffering and distress in the
west of Ireland, but the government expects
to meet the emergency by means OF the poor
laws and lending mony to those towns dcsir
ous of starting relief works.
The Secretary of the Treasury calls for
proposals sor the sale To the Government of
one million dollars of any of the d per cent
interest bearing bonds of the nitcd States,
known as the ''sixos of 81"
-, ,..,,,,..,,,,,;,, ,,f ,,.,,,I,,, ,,, N,,
+, -. ''' ;,,'.,,.'', - .,,i,.oI a,
the prison ai Auburn, y. Y, Wednesday.
lie was sentenced IN October ui - To ive
years for forgery. lie lett i"r New York |"
attend the funeral oi his VIE
,Jr;ccs fr,r Dcrnisn, T,.>os rrur.sruI
th,t last wei, over one thousand nr.rro.s
passed through there. en- route lo Kansas.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-12

The report, pretty widely circulated from
Catholic Bishop of Massachusetts, had re-
ceived instructions from Rome to direct the
priests TO refuse the sacrameats TO the pa
rents of Catholics who sent their children to
the common schools, proves to have been
incorrect. Archbishop Williamss position
has been stated authoritatively by the Boston
Pilot, and does not differ materially from
that hitherto taken by most of the Catholic
Bishops. Its main points are that Catholic
children should he sent To Catholic schools,
whenever practicable. and such schools
should be established in every parish and
made equal To the public schools, rs lar rs
possible In case Catholic schools cannot
be provided or art not suitable, parents
should send their children to the public
school, rather than allow them to grow up
illiteratc. taking care at the same time to
have the children diligently taught in Chris
tian doctrine out of school hours. While
priests in the confessional may in their dis
cretion give or withhold ahsolulion no
priest has the right except in exceptional
cases TO publicly refuse the slcraments Of the
church To any Catholic reasonably applying
for the same. EXcommunicati0n is forbid
den to the priest and belongs to the bishop
The archbishop wisely suggests thai Charity
prevents rs well ~ covers Il multitude OF
sins, and prudence has won more victories
than indiscrcei zeal"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-12

The Montreal UdHeSs says that by the
Halifax award the fishery question was set
tied for Il term of years but nothing is
settled until it is settled right" BY that
award the United States WAS to pay and did
pay n certain sum of money for what the
Canadian authorities claimed were great adj
vantages. Our Government now says that
what it pays for is of no value, and it gives
notice that our fisherman do not consider the
rights that have been bought for them Of any
particular consequence, and that it proposes
to terminate the treaty under which they
were granted The Canadian authorities
ought not to complain of this, and they
would not if they were receiving payment
Justly But the fact doubtless is, as stated by
the Boston TrlceHer, that under this treaty
the Canadian fishermen derive more advan-
tages than to do the Americans The Cana
dians have obtained the money damages un-
der the treaty, but they will not be permitted
to enjoy their bread buttered on both sides.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-12-12

TIE Democratic Governor and Council Of
Maine have finally definitely refused the re-
quest of certain Republican Senators and
Representatives elect to be permitted to eN
anime the returns of the votes by which they
were elected. The latter thereupon filed
with the Governor and Council, vigorous
protest, which closes rs follows;
We are asking for NJ rights not plainly
conferred by the constitution itself M rights
that have not been freely accorded To our
predecessors 10y all yuur predecessors. The
Anglo Saxon mind drtCStS hidden returns
and secret counts and star-chamher councils,
and demands fair l.liy and open proceedings
and a candid tribunal at every step. Tn
organized law OF Maine. which demands an
open law. AMI upen count and an open rc-
turn. signed and scaled in open town meet
ing, never contemplated that the samc rc-
turn, as soon rs il reached the Governor AMI
Council, should become a secret paper, in
visible to all persons except those who, aS in
this instance. NAV have i hidden motive for
the conccamcnt. Every member ot your
honorable board is p:d, ti'illN hostile L. the
Republican party, hut "a vast plurality "t the
people ui Maine lrcitlr,l by an open vote. To
entriist the administration ul their State gov
ernmrnt to the C:lniilltrs ot thr Republican
party, and your honorable board HOW decide
that NJ succ, Ssful candidate for senior nr
Representative in that party, Shall So muca
,s look al an election return, though Yea
have 10 uSl.rp ilI,' iGuciions ul lhr ludlcuN
tn prevent him. Denied by Your honorable
board the common right ui inspecting clrc-
tinn returns hitherto accorded tn all c;Indi-
dates denied the right oi appearing bttrrt
the executive c.3uncI of MaIuS. hitherto trJ,'-
" accorded Ia all oitiI,IlS; treated with dis
courtesy and indiguity WHEN prri,rrIH- rc
quests, never before r,tuS Il. tn uu'lcrsi isuy.i
present this s.i!,mn pu,t,.,i WhIlr rtshrin. 10
other forms rf r.ir,>-. The undersigned
protest AGAINST th,' arrogant lni unauthorized
assumption eli power the unprecedented
destruction uf rights the hvid uSurpatiun ot
judicial functions tine s,ln.til'us s'rrciiug
of the public records hiIhrr;' ni,au To- hon.-I
inspection. which have distinguished thr
cnurs,. ul vnur honorable beard
1t is understood that the Republican Ncan-
tors ami Representatives will NV Resort 10
Judicial proceedings t. prNurc access L. tn,
returns.