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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-01
GriChinOSis

Thus Is parasitic disease caused hv
eating pork Infested with mimtest hair.
like worms. called trichium. Ii is only
since 1860 that the disease has been
fully investigated and understood. hut
II can now be traced back, under other
names, at least two centuries Since
the above date IL has been recognized
wherever pork is eaten raw or impcr-
leCtly cooked; and there have been
many epidemic, of it.
The triChiuW after passing through
the stomach rapidly multiply in the in
testlncs, and thence they work their way
INTO the substance of the muscles GEN.
orally, and of the internal organs
whore they soon roll themselves up i'm
coils, like worms i'm the earth.
IT comparatively few trichinp are
taken into the stomach, either because
the pork il but slightly diseased, or is
eaten sparingly, or the meal is not re
peated, the disease is light and soon
over.
In sCvcrcr cases there is vomiting
diarrhTa, followed often bv obstinate
constipation; protuse sweating; fever:
great pain i'm the limbs; difficulty of
chewing, swallowing and breathing:
hoarscncss, often with entire loss of
voice; neuralgia attacks and slcepless
ness except in children, with whom the
opposite condition of stupor prevails.
I'm the miller cases the patients begin
10 recover in five or six weeks; i'm se.
vercr forms convalescence is deferred
for four months, while the full strength
Is not restored for much longer time.
\ fatal termination iS very common.
generally from paralysis of the respira-
tory organs. In children recovery is
the rule. No means have yet been
found to destroy the trichnm.
American hogs seem to be especially
liable to the disease. They should be-
sold for the market, home or foreign,
only after legal inspection. But thor
ough cooking kills the trichnw. Lard.
OF course, having been subjected to a
high heat cannot contain them.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-01
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-01
The Largest wedding that Ever Was


II took place at Susa. When the
great Alexander had conquered Persia,
wishing to unite the victors and the
yanquishcd by the strongest ties posi-
BILE, he dccrecd wedding festival.
Alexander himself was TO marry Statira.
the daughter Of Darius; one hundred of
his chief officers were 20 be united 10
ladies from the noblcst Persian aud
Mcdian families, and ten thousand Of
his Greek soldiers we're 10 marry ten
thousand Asiatic women twenty thou
sand two hundred and two people To
be married at once. They had the most
splendid arrangements On plain.
near the city, a vast pavilion was erected
on pillars sixty feet high II was hung
and spread with the richest tissues. while
the gold and precious stones which
Ornamentcd 10 would have made your
eyes blink Adjoining this building
were % hundred gorgeous chambers for
the hundred bridegfOOms, while, for the
remaining ten thousand an outer court
WAS inclOsed and hung with costly
tapestry; and tables we're spread out
side Tor the multitude. 4 separate scat
was assigned 10 each pair, aud all we're
arranged in a scmi-circlc ON either hand
of the royal throne Each bridegroom
received q golden vessel for his ibatOn.
and when the last Of these had been an
nounced by trumpcts to the multitudes
without, the brides entered the banquet
hall and took their places And now
don't think that each bridegroom stood
up separately and vowed With this
ring thee wed, and sJ on. No, the
ceremony was very simple; the king
gave his hand 20 Statira and kissed her
"a his wife. and the other bridcgroom-
followed his example That was the
way Then came the festival lasting
five days with music and fcats Of Jug
glery, and pIay.acHng5 and aIl kinds Of
delightful games.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-01

am wandering tonight i1 rhe ,hadowy /. aie.
OF the dim aud distant uast.
ain msik NJ the changes mat Time has made.
Aud the deep broad shadows cast:
Aud along that vale sweep, q bridal array
And the young bride is singing, i'n passing
away.
Is vision Of years that com 81, o',r .ne now
dream Of the oldeu ilIuc.
ti maiden fair with unCiou fed hf sv
ON which sorrow has traced mo- Iite
h"pe oyant--heart-trustiuE- lh1t glorious MAY
from the pleasures o. youth, She was passing
Away from The friends % nerc1uihoods hours,
o her Pluce 10y auothtrs side
10 gladden. MS home, sut tnIiycn her howcrs.
- s. MS comicnt his trtascrr his pride.
4 et amid tho pure joys II Litc's happie-t dav
hNtT mlnsled mat tud-rtoue psSsiug away,
We prove rsis truth whel our live, are Young.
Nor ne Sorld's Hcc,it wr know;
Many buc ir0m the hearts bouquet are gone
rh-,,.l ie5 tue Winds OF autumn. biow
'"'"s, Se cherished them loudly m Hopes young
They 'Is lovely AMI fragile aud pa,'ing away
Many {,srs have rolled by with their sunshine aud
1e have Known the happiness JOY has made
And the weight Of sorrows power;
e haT seen the eye radiant with youths bright
-valils gently, but surely, then passing away.
I",n now, the sun of lie bends towards the
Ard the shadows Of evening draw near;
And the weary heart whispers rhis is not your
Never Weld 20 dscousolate fear,
for the omniscient Eye that has guarded LIES
VIII su watch aud keep you when passing away.
And roy meath the same ancestral shade,
That look on your childish glcc
Our gifts on the shrine OIL affection are laid
While we prCtie kind wishes for thee.
Never suffer bright Love in your hearts TO dcIav
But stili love on lOndly, while passing away.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-01
Topographic Blundcrs.
srrInencId NennLIL,nnl

a great many columns have been writ.
ten concerning Topographic errors, and
many OF the Instances sound so witty or
80 stupid that it. seems a. if they must
be rather inventions than actual hap
pcninRs. But we never saw one cited so
unlikely that we couldn't remember its
match. Once we wrote that il was
like cvoking the shadow Of a shade To
quote forgotten writers. The phrase
appeared in print thus: "Likc cooking
the shadow OF q shad." The printer had
IN burlcsquing the sentiment. actually
preserved and intensified it in a most
striking Image Of uu-uDstantiality. At
another time we had quoted the prover-
bial opinion Of q" Rosalind " " Men have
died and worms have eaten them-but
not Tor love" The printer may have
been a mlsOgynist at all events hc sub
stituted women for worms There
are Shakespeare cmcudatiOns not much
better than that, perhaps I'm one of the
country wcckiics there was recently an
account OF the presentation 10 some one
Of q Bible " bound in guilt" In a
discussion one spoke Of "thc divine
totality Of being '' IL WAS reported as
" the sublime brutality Of feeling ="
This may have been the reporters error
but not 80 when q Methodist College
President spoke Of sin as 4" a dark. guilty.
damning iact," and found il published
as q dark, quietly dawning fact" and
describing the death of Jesus as 10 vica-
rlous,' saw ~ in print yivacious. "
Ihiswns In very religious paper. And
another into an eloquent hymn admitted
this questionable temperance sentiment.
" ] praise the -ull' Sometimes these
things are so funny that the writer can't
be ds angry as hc would like, but still
that Virginia editor must have been
hopping mad when his powerful
leader wound up with Courage. tillcr-
of the land and forget, i'm the excite
meni oi politics, your pantry and vour
nursery y lie bad written povcrty" "
and misery And how must AstrOno-
mcr Proctor have felt when. having
written Of Lines, bands and strie near
the violet end Of the spcctra. he was
represented a. seeing Links. bonds and
stripes for the violent kind of spcctcrs 1"
Perhaps as If he had bad peep into a
spiritual Lunatc Asylum--which must
Doe necessary enough if the mediums
have got the rights of &C.. to store Diaka-
In.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-01
The Athletic Craze.
New York Evening Espros.. J

O'Lcarys physician is reported rs
having said that unless he takes great
care of himself the pedestrian has done
his last walking. Should this indeed bc
80, it will be but another instance Of the
danger accruing from ovcr-physical ex-
crtlOu. The fate of GeolIToy Delamayn.
as described by Wilkic Collins in " Man
and Wife" is no fancy sketch, and when
the great powerful athlete, who was
noble in strength and nothing else, fell
upon the track, he served N Il type of
and a warning against the excess of
physical culture. The human system il
complex in its organization, and all it,
machinery OF action is more delicately
and nicely poised .hau clock work. 10
abuse or over exert this machinery is 10
run great risks. 1t is contrary to the
laws of nature that man should at
tempt To walk five or six hundred miles
in six days, aud when Natures laws are
violated she IcsCnts the violation There
are cases i'm this city to-day of young
men made prcmaturcly old by excessive
gymnastIc exercise, and that there are
scores of men ruptured through this
same cause is proven by the successful
operation of the many stores where sur
gical instruments to bc used i'm such
cases are sold. There has been an alh-
letic craze upon our people for the past
few years, and il is time that it were
put a stop To. Exercise i'm mode ~ ton
is always to be commended, for it is one
oil the necessities of healthful exist
encc but these long distance walking
matches and athletic tournaments, IN
which the human frame is strained and
tortured remorselessly, are things most
to,crabe and not 10 be endured" Per
haps by-and-by, people may come back
To the old conservative ways again, and
common sense will prevail over dumb
bells and Indian clubs.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-01

N0tvrc gives q description Of an cleo
tric-spark pen which has been invented
for rapidly producing engraviugs for
copper or zinc a thin sheet of paper
i- attached to the plate one Of the
poles of 70 battery is connected To the
plate. and the other pole 10 the top of
Che pen The electricity then runs
through, making q spark which perfo-
rates the paper In whatever way the
artist directs the pen. As soon a. the
drawing Is finished, the plate is rubbed
over with greasy ink, laid on with an
ordinary roller The paper is removed, A.,
and the plate is dipped into the acid,
which cuts away those portions not pro
tcctcd by the ink The light of the
spark is said to be sufficient for the
artist even when be works i'm a dark
room, and the pen is stated to be rs
manageable as an ordinary pencil.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-01
moan FROST.
NY urNJAMrN oouau

Handy more beautiful arc woods asd treos
lu summers gay CNubyranCe than now,
hltshtvntug et suurito. while q gentle breeze
lIoyS through the ringctS gracing nature 4
brow,
Aud kudlug radiance gloWs DER hills aud cas
u" short-ltNoi glory ot the gliticring rime
llum,s the weeping willow nd white birch
with rich ttut1stic forms, and the tall lime
ts robbed tu VuluCncc, while the ivtcd church
Wcars iCwvls aS u rings the morning Chime
Tho crisp Whitc clothing, elegantly chastc,
Mrlis into diamonds cNQuSitely bright,
Flashing in sunshine brief hut falls In haste
lhnwoi Into gcpta raiu-irops, pure as light.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-01

EN-PREsDENT WOOLaEY. of Yale
College, after careful investigation AS
To the Interpretation Of the Greek words
aion and aioniOs, ON which depends the
doctrine of the duration of future pun
ishment, concludes that the words refer
To- an uncnding future life of happiness
or misery
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-01

TIE loss of life by yellow fever in
One South last year is estimated at about
fifteen thousand persons. and of money
and trade at from sl75 OOO. 600 to 5000.
O,OOO-as great as the loss from the
Chicago fire. But some good i- Iikelv
20 come out of this calamity. n r.
thought Chat heuceiorth quarantine
regulations will bc more thoroughly
established than they have ever been.
Apart from death and human suffering.
negligence is The worst kind of political
economy Expenditure of One-twcnticth
part OF what the fever has cost might
have prevented 10 altogether.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-01

JoHN DOLLAR, OF Birmingham.
showed his lack of cents by getting
drunk and falling into The hands of the
police
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-02-01

IN March next the Spanish Govern
ment will contract for fifteen million
bve hundred thousand kilogrammcs of
Virginia and Kentucky tobacco
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-14

10y virtue of the power conferred on me by the
= terms of a deed of trust executed 10 me .!
Ricardo Buch gnanI and EliZaSeth Buehignanl MS
wife dated May l, 1871, said deed being OF record
in BOOK so page II9, Of the Registers ONCE, OF
shelby county, Tennessee; default having been mace
in payment OF the note secured by SAD aeed' WILL
saturday. april ;. 1879,
nroceed to sell to the highest bidder Tor cash. az the
courthouse door, in the city OF Memphis the IolloM-
tion of the north line of Jefferson street with me
east line OF Second street; thence eastHardi! VIII
the north line Of Jefferson street seventy feet thence
noIthWardy and parallel with the east line OF sec
ond street eighteen feet six and thTeeo lnehss
thence WestWardy and parallel with the noith llns
of Jefferson street seventy feet to the east line OF
second street; thence SouthWaIdly with the east ll
VI Second street eighteen feet six and three fOurth
inches to the beginning; being the same parcel on
lot No 342 as laid down on Fuckers plan OF ine
city of Memphis that was conveyed By b: w smith
To John b. Botto, Andrew BOttO aud B. Merillo, oy
deed recorded in the Registers Office OF ohelbS cou-
~ Tennessee, in Book No. 30, page OBJ.
Sale between the hours OF 10 m. ana pm.
Title believed to be good, but convey as trustee
0h''' A. KIITREDGE, Trustee.
Dor, nFrh AyeDf Attorney.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-14

TOY virtue of a certain Deed Of Trust; made TO me
Is as trustee by d. A. and E. T. Campbell his Vile
and recorded In the Registers Office OF Shelby coun
ty in book lOS pages 259, $50 and 20l, 10 secure
the payment OF the note therein mentioned, oeIaui
having been made in the Payment thereoI, VIII
sell al the southwest corner of Main and Madison
Straits in the Taxing District, formerly known as the
city OF Memphis, Shelby county, tennessee OS IL
0uest of the beneficiary, on -o
Friday, the &Ist bay OF March, lS1S,
at nnblic auction to the highest bidde Tor cash. ~
twelue O'Clock m the following described real
estate lying and being in the county OF shelby state
of Tennessee: BEGINNING at a stake on the aorln
side of MI emOre avenue 1913 feet east OF the inter
section of RImwood and M'Lemore avenues lhenee
east with NJ LemoTe avenue 21S feet TO stake ZOo
feet west OF the intersection OF Raleigh and IenoIe
avenues; thence north parallel with Raleigh avenue
6o9 feet to stakes thence west 21S ieet 10 stake
thence south 62S feet to the beginning containing
fonr acTss more or lessbeing the same as conveyed
in the above trust deed, 10 which re- erenee Is mace
for more particular description.
The title is believed 10 be perfect. Equity OF re-
damntiOn etc waived, but sell and will convey as
| trustee only. JOhN JOhNo4ONs Ai1S'e0-
Johnston 4 Ford Attorneys.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-14

No 3O58-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county
Tennesste -W. +. Taylor ct al vs.. William u
EOrd ct al -.
II appearing from affidavit in this cause that the
defendants, VIM. G. Ford, Mary S. Ford ana Eueli
(oI Edith Sprout non-residents OF Ihe State VI
Tennessee; that the defendant, W. e. toId Is IN
debted to W. +. Taylor In the sum OF SlZU6 -,
evidenced by his note for that amount with interest
that he is also indebted 10 compliments, hremeIi
HerZog & Co.. in the sum OF $500, evidenced d
his note for that amount with Interest; and attacn
ment having been issued and levied on the pEoPeIY
OF said Ford; that the names and places OF reSI-
dence OF he heirs of Ann Stephens, deceased aIe
unknown and cannot be ascerIained a1ter olnse,nS
| inquiry, and they perhaps interested ~ tue
property sought to be subjected By this proceeding:
1t is therefore ordered, That all the aoovelneh'
toned parties make their appearance herein al ine
courthouse in the city Of Memphis, Ienh, on OF oS
| fore Inc rr.t Monday In April. 1879, and plead
answer or demur to copIainants Dill. OF the same
will be taken for confessed as 10 them ana SET io
b -ariDg exparte; and that copy OF this order pe
published once week for four successive weeks II
| the Memphis Appeal This 21th day OF feDrudI'
| 1879. copy-attest - No.,
RYE B. McHenry Deputy Clerk Master.
| Smith 4 Collier, Soils. for complnts. III
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-14
TRUSTEE SALES.
Trusfne's Sale.

TNDER and by viitue Of certain trust deed duly
y recorded in Book No 100, page 633, OF me
nv : q Davis TO me as trustee to secure an tndeot-
edness therein named, default having been made In
the terms thereof by objection OF the DenencaIy IN
said deed SET forth will, on Saturday. april
3 1879 at the southwest cornerOf Main and Madi-
son streets in the city of Memphis, Tennessee, at
- O'clock noon sell at pu lie auction, for cash,
certain lot of land in the city OF Memphis, Shelby
secfion of the north line of the ley, which runs
east and vest between Pontotoc and Vance streets,
an the west side of Laud6rdale street; running
thence gestWarly with tie north line of said alley
10 the east line of another alley, which runs norm
and south 4SI5 feet; thence nOrthWardly Win the
east line or said last named alley 1915 feet thence
eastwardly on lire parallel with said nTst namsd
sIley I4SI5 feet to the west line OF L:uceTdale
street: thence sOuthwardly with the west line o.
Taude rale street 1919 feet to the beginnings being
LOT No z of W. z. Bonds subdivision, made by q L.
burke civil engineer, on the Both of May 1877 &C
cordng to the plan attached to the deed recorded "a
Book No. 81, page 52l OF tns hTgiS'gI , o0e
aforesaid. SlMON oIOhhs AHus'ee'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-14

tovvsst point In the hnal dealings Kansas Pacific
vas strongly pressed for sale. and broke from 22ls
10 So and the rest OF the list with few exceptions
felI OF a fraction. The decline In Wabash due
10 the issuing OF new bonds by the company. Can
ada southern advanced on a revival Of the Tumors
tnAt Vanderbilt Intends to tunnel the Detroit river
Transactions aggregated IT2,OOO shares. OF which
5000 were Enc, 5000 Lake Shore, 25.O00 North
western common, 3 900 preferred, 1000 ST. Paul
common, 0400 preferred, 1900 Wabash. 1000
Canada Southern. "a. 600 Laesawanna, 5000 New
Jersey Central, 2OO0 Michigan Central. 2OUO West
ern Union. 1000 Kansas and Texas. 34oU Kansas
Pacific. 10000 -. Louis and san Francisco, ana
W. stern Union Telegraph, lO4ss; QuickslyeI I;
pOss, 2fs; MarpOsa preferred, Ala; ADAMS eApItss'
lO5ls; Wells & Fargos express Se; AlneIlcan e1
press 1874: United States express, 4S; Ne" YORK
central i524: Erie, 25: Erie preferred ~; tt5r-
lem I55I2: Michigan Ce trail 81 Panama; loSs
Union Pacific stock, 73Is Lake ScOre' Iiasi linols
CeutTal SO7s Cleveland and Pttsburg. viz; NORM
western 555s; Northwestern preferred, sos;
Cl-ysI4 nd Columbus Cincinnati ana Indianapolis.
~: NeH Jersey Central. 31-si Rock Island, lisp;
81 Paul 3s; 81. Paul preferred, Ia; WABASH 1898
FOR Wayne lO5. TerTe Haute, , u; IerIe Haute
preferred 7Is Chicago and Alton, Il2; Chicago and
Alton prefer ed, l0b: Ohio and Mississippi, lis;
DelaSsre, LackaWanna and Nesterut 4b.tsi Atlantic
and Paciuc Telegraph, 81; Missouri Pacific, 1i4
chicago. Burlington and Quincy, lI4lZ; Hannibal
ana 81 joe l4S4: Hannibal and ST. Joe preferred,
AZ; Canada Southern, 59S4; Central Pacific bonds,
IOg; Union Pacific bonds. lOSS;i Union Paclhe
land grants, Il2l2; Union Paeihe sinking funds,
1925.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-14
Ssd bay OF May, 1879,
BY HUGH B. CULLEN, D. c.
NON-REsEDENTS.
Eon-ResIdent Notice

No. 2849-In the Chancery Court of Shelby county,
Tennessee-D. 8. Robson 1t al vs. George Gahlt
ct al. =, At,
TT appearing from the SheTln's return In TINS
| cause that the defendant, A. NJ Brown, Is not 10
be found ip his county; -. ~, M
Dssranee herein AT the courthouse In the city OF
Memphis Tennessee, on or before the hrst MONDAY y
IN April, 1879, and plead, answer or Geniu I u
for confessed as TO him and set for airing expare
and that copy of this order be puolish9a once
week, for four successive weeks, In the Mempnl
APPEAL. This 9th day Of March, 1879,
A Copy-Attsst, ,..-
r J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY r. B. M'HENRY, Deputy Clerk and Master
ii Clay King Sol. for Complainant. III
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-14

Under ard by Vii tue Of deed Of trust executed
[ to me by Mary L. Shields, on the 22d Gay OF
January 1876, as appears Of record IN book D. page
Alb. of the Registers Oiiee OF Fayee COUNTY Ten
nessee and also In deed book 80. page $50. IN the
ONCE OF the chancery clerk OF Marshall county MIS-
sissippi the Indebtedness therein secured mol nav
Ing been paid, Will, at the request OF tue Oehe-
ficiaTi9s, on 49,, ,s-so
betve IN the hours OF 10 O'Clock a m and z o cIoSh
pm sen 10 the highest and best bidder, LOT c1sn
on the southwest corner Of Union ana Main sIIeSls
IN The city OF Memphis, Tenn, all OF sectlOn 10,
t0vynsbiD l. ranEe 3 west OF the bases nerlolan
line containing six hundred and forty lt4O) acres
of Land living partly IN Eayeue county tennessee,
ana shall county Mississippi together with all
81 the nnTTOy- Inents thereon. Title believed 10 be
uerfect Iul convey as trustee only.
$1,000 W. L. CLAPP, Trustee.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS Notice.

TTAVING qualified as administrator Of the es-
sons having claims against The said estate are nOti
fied to present them authenticated as prescribed by
law; and persons indebted 10 Ine estate aie 10
MARGARET GlM5ON, AdIninlstrat .
co ~ pandoinh Ait1rney FIJI