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Jh tha Ed(sor efths Nstc York Htr1ld
he .ifaasjaetarrr la AID DaiI,i<r, DR.. I. Ii. Vas,,
Der Weydo objects, IN somewhat strong 'an-
guagc, to my theory Of tho ,gyfoscopo. anl q
ny proposition, "a body ts uniform weight
tlown, briefly but clearly, iu the IIerad OF Jan.
rs. In dealing with tho one nntl the other
tic Doctors uenunc!at!on Is whoseaale. mn!
sHeepiNg. lIe declares them to be "crudo and
"cxnlode errors, "nsterlJ contrary 10 a.! ne ne
drtYellnE OF pegsun who ~ has no kn3"!eaEa
Of tau elementary principles Of natural p!l!los-
ophy nor of mechanical SCIENCE"
1n:August, 1857. propounl!ed ny tmeoIy Of
Isadsr. Us. Van Der Wsyde informs us that Il
was taken up subsequently by tue Mectancs'
1natltu.e Of New York, aid "thosunishly dis
cussea at ssvcral successive mcetngs." Tnefc fs.
Is q logical scrgw lousu sonleWlsure hero On!y
fancy tic tcrulon epeculatlons Ut a I.la1i who
t.la1 no knowledge Of the elementary ,pr'ucl.:
pies Of natural philosophy nor lneclanlSal
scicnceh commanding the attention OF t1at US.
AZ Indispensable 10 leading mud Inost aossruao
feature Of my theory advanced tic PROPOSE.
tlon that "u vertical wheel In motion does rot
press upun the satne points Of lts bearings that
that tile particles OF matter conpoang thu per-
iphcry Of tic ascending halt ot thu wheel bsar
1nore lightly upon that a!de Of the axis than the
particles ot tie descending half do ,upou
plus and minus half fu the rotating disk.
For example, let represent gravity aud tan
genital force. ana, me have, for shs ascending
tiult OF tho wheel, q minus ,, and for tbs de-
sccu(llup half plus b, Which does not Of course
Interfere, Iu nny degree, with tho weight Of the
mass as whole, although resulting In aa uno..
qunl distribution Of tores upon the axis ul!a
causing thu horizontal ring 10 rcyolye In d.
rection contrary tn thut of the rotation Vt Tho
vertical wheel. Every proposition. regarding
my theory sayo thls one hal placed upon :
basis the most Itninosabls; but ~ 1t had to bd
disposed Ut In soma way BY Lie Tets1tlie Doc
n,eetings,u he, a. ID informs u, "quieklJ aet-
tied tA9 natter By placing Q gyEose0po On the
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w me toundatons Of The stuo Of Washington's
se!on,aulent MOT, In Washiugton are being strength.
enea ~, Ut cost OF $l00 900 Tho ain Ii to under
seleater area AID In do!uK this 1t becomes nec-
sssasy ,Js TO undermine tbs monument aud to re.
!'a maee The earth to q considerable extent with
M.aEaaAonsy.' This Is a delicate operation. Only
n vertical layer about four feet in udth Ia
tteS@aeled a. time, md every presau!ion Il
.ssal ssxen to prevent an unequal strain upon Tho
snnaetuEe, nalEe, Thu tunorling Of one OF theRe deep
hatt hhattow trenches takes about two days aud u
ai iii Ten hours IL then occupied in iiliInK II
~, ~ becomes u bard as atone. It il placed ii
st saas TRENCH fu layers about aix Inches deep,
ama .s pounded into . solid mass. When tia
t"sl"'1 nsnca nearly nlIe4 en iuproslsed bat.
H.uGfam used 10 drive thu concrete
n,aif and suuRly into tilv ends and top
=. uie opentng. Finally the cement concrete
.,uugea .,n.u,ea 70 thu consistency Of cream d intro.
'eo w pipes running to the eud Of the trench.
, 1879-04-14
THE WEATHER.,

UFr1os or TIN CttlER SI0NAL OFr1cER
WARRINGTON, D. c., April Al A. n.-For Ten
ucpHec anil tho Ohio Valley warmer southcr.y
shift 10 colder nosthuast wln1s, with a rising
barometer mil partly cloudy weather.
For tAe Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, cooler northeast wlnds md rising
barometer, followed by falling barometer,
Increasing cloudtneaa, and raln preceding d
new 6torm centre.
Fot t!s Upper Lake region, stationary and
rising barometer, cooar uorthsrly winds, partly
cloudy or clcnr weather.
For the Lower Lake region. northeast to
northwest winds, alightly higher prcssure,
stationary or lower Temperature, partly cloudy
wcatilcr aud occasional rains.
LOCAL oasznvATIoAa.
CIlloA6o, April 1a
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FIRES.


Tho alarm from 1}ox ol2 at 10:15 Yesterday
morning was caused BY defective fur IN tho
two-story frame building No. 6s4 jefferson
street, owned nmi occupied by +. ". AortelI.
Damage nominal.
A still alarm at fire to Insurance Patrol No, 2
at $40 yesterday afternoon was caused BY a ntc
in tile two-story frntno builtltng No. 2so San.
Canon street, owned by Mrs. Hantnonl, mud
occupied by Frnnk CoIcnor m residence.
Caunc, ono OF thr inmates leavhg a tEg!ied pIpo
upon trunk. Damage 10 trunk n1nl contcnss,
89o.
, 1879-04-14

MILWAUKEE, April 13.-To-iay Deputy United
States Marshal NowclT proceeded to tho National
Military Asylum and arrestcl an inmate named
Charles N. Hamilton on warrant charging him
with having made out and flied false .penBion-
papers on the 9Th OF February. Hamilton was
lodged in tho County Jail, pending preliminary
examination tomorrow.
, 1879-04-14

BAN F1tANcIsco, Cal, April 1a-Jos!ah
Bacon, Treasurer Of tho Goodyear Dcntal Vul-
cauitc Company, Of boston, who came hero
short time ago from the East, was found dead
on tho floor Of hls room at the baldwin Hotel
this afternoon with pstol-shot wound in bis
abdomen. Ho had been dead several hours.
No fsrearm was found in his room, md, Us the
hetuorrllago rus entirely internal, there were no
means Of Judging Of movements subsequent to
tk.e fatal shot, and nothing has ret transpircd
to throw my light On stlle affatr. Hc was o
native Of Massachusetts, aged 45.
, 1879-04-14
SEDD-TINID.
IOWA.

Special Rfspatche4 10 Tbs Trfbuna
HooKs' poInT, Hamilton Co., April l3.-Tle
bulk OF tile spring wheat Inns just bocn eown.
Viii all be In khis week, Area will not bo iEt-
creased. Very little oats llavo hecn sown. Old
wheat only enough for homo consumption.
Spring cold. wet, and backward.
S1psKr, Fremont Co., Apri! l3.-Thc ground
has been so dry uut The early sown wheat has
Just sprouted. Ton early to say anything dent.
tive as to stand. What Las como up looks all
right. Flowing for corn, Old wheat all sold
Prospects good tor grain crops. Just hayo I
good ratn.
LOGAN, Harrison Co., April 13.-Spriug whcat
not a!t sowu. The weather has been go cold
that very little Of tho wheat has como up yet.
The acreage Of wheat nnh oats is Increased 10
per cent. Flowing for corn. Tic Old wheat
will NIL be used up for seed and brcatl. lIave
had two rnins, Which will put the ground in good
order.
Just commencing to plow for corn. Our hopes
arc strong for agood crop year.
On1EaT, Adais Co., April 13.-Whoat Ia not
up enough to determine ns to ille sta.Ml. No
increase In acreage OF wheat or oats. Weather
has turacd warm, With good rain.
spfine Wheat il I'll rsht stand god. % Acre:
ase the sane q last rear; Largo aeFoage Of
wet. Winter wheat and rye a.l right. No old
wheat on balltl. Wo arc having llno rains, ana
the prospects arc now for favorable seaaoa.
srnlNdpALE, Cedar Co., April 1s.-t!roun1 IL
Hays had duo rain, which Will elyo the grain
good start. Weather still continues cold.
GL1pDRs, Carroll CO., April. 1a.-8owing
finished. Acreage increased fully ono,thlrd:
wheat on hand; 6o,ooo busncls Of corn III crib
, 1879-04-14

In cold, dclhcrate butchery, French mur-
deser surpasses all competitors III crime. 4
young man named Laprade has Just been sc,l-
fenced to death at thu Assizcs uf the 1.ot-ctr.
daronrc, France, for killing Ills father, mother,
nt,d grandmother, lie first shot his parents.
then reoadod tho gun AMI ehot his grandmother,
nftcr which l.u muttlatel the bodies in horrible
fashion. The sute object Of Tic crime was tit.
possession Of q small property. The sanity Of
tho parrfcdc ts not questioned.
, 1879-04-14

A scheme ia on foot to COLLECT all the articles
Of value which the bed OF tAa 11ber IL supposed
10 cuulalu. The golden capdles&leks tskua
from lis Temple at Jerusalem, and tie gold
and silver eups and o5aament!9, ~, which onee
itnaalned to liz beneath thu Tiher's ycllow mud.
By % lneans of dsats il ia thought all this buried
wealth may bo recorsted and Testosed 70 form
4 patlonal n u4eum Of extraordinary value. A
committee Of distlng u!Ahed AtchHooRtsta has
, 1879-04-14

In rcscfse the Palace Of Truth" "a acrap Of
Pnpct." and uIlbcrt's last, '.t,tctchen, :" ,u tav.
whole State. At The Droad steel ''i,if Wan
Winfle" "a to esre way 10 'Tbe Rivals" that
NJ ,!eheraon may havo an opportunity to appear
wcek, and then Hieo's company returns 10 pnY d
now bnries9uc. entitled ''Eeye(s." The work of
IT. doora to the Criterion Company next week and
later will prcscnt the !rrouoadonrs.. This Walnut
Street has the New York STANDARD company ia
whtlc the company viii play and be ''Tho Extea's
In the inferior. On ths 18th Tony Pastor Conner,
from retirement, and on tho 12th Nat Goodwin and
Eliza Wealheraby return. Il. w, IL.
, 1879-04-14

A toat horr[ble accident Ia reported hy tho
London {Onr,) ffse I'rtss OF Tuesday. Nobast
DUNCAN worked ut eawlniil about soycu miles
from Londou. liIs cont tails become cutauglel
with tie lo9 carriage uslsl he WINS drawn iu suite
OF all tIis ctToris to tho circular saw. Ills loft
leg was sawn from the ankle 10 tue hip. In Ills
frantic struggle Duncan dsloratetl Tia thigh md
, 1879-04-14
KANSAS.

Special Dfspatchss 10 Ths TrtounH.
GnAxp HAVEN, 0aace Co., April D.-WlutT
wheat looking bad on account Of dry weather..
Woopp.NE, Dickinson Co., April M-WinteY
wheat dying out fast. Wheat and oats all sown.
Acreage not Increased. Corn nearly nil sold.
W!ntor and spring wheat aaout all gone.
Osw zoo, Labette Co., April 13.-scason very
dry, Winter wheat necds rain. one-tlird Of
tho crop planted this sprtllE ts caater beans. No
corn to ship. Ono-fourth Of tic cold crop Of
wheat still On hulld.
, 1879-04-14

AT CAPE VINCENT, n. y.
WATERTowN. N. r, Apr'! ia building nr
Capc Vincent, owned by tic Rome, wasortown
i Ogdcusbnrr Ratroad, occupied by the Gus
tom-Aousc, American Express, and telegraph
Office, burned last night. Tie sales i,ayc not vet
hecn opened. Tho 9loas on the buildings is
small.
, 1879-04-14

On recent trip Of one OF the steamers ruu-
ming 10 San Francisco bread was served at tlls,-
ner one day which tns.c,l strongly Of coat.otl,
The Captain aftcrWard aske1 the baker II lie did
not know that kerosene had gul Into the llour.
lie admitted that he did. Why Giln't you
ieeu the flour to the chickens. then ~ VA. asked.
"Oli," hc replied, !" was afraid It would Kill
fern, ~
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DAKOTA,

8pteiaI DtEpaieA 10 30s JtttunA
FARGO, Casa Co., April 1s.-Neary one-half
thu spring wheat Il IN. The acreage Of oats has
been Increased 10 per cent. Tha ground IL yot
dry, though va have just had rain. Looks nov
al ii Ne should have considerable wet weather,
, 1879-04-14

AT WADAsIIA, MINI,
ST. fAut., Minn., April l3.-h special 10 tho
Io'xer.I'fess says fire ut Wabns!,a, MIMI, this
morning, destroyed the Campbell flouse a,l.l all
tho buildings In the block, other va!uable build.
imEe r.: ~. lear being saved With diillcullY LOSS,
S10, ,000; insurance, $7,U00
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by taking polntcdIy' "Dyron, an ! IL your
wny1" i,yron, leaning acaInat Tie mantclplecc,
13yron Immediately left the room md soon after
tic house. She never saw her hushnnd again.
, 1879-04-14
OsLEAl1Ys5 SCHEME.
En.cfai lisk1tth IN IAs I1ihttaa

H0'tfQ7 U161tdlth 70 7fe 7f7bHHe.
New YoRK, April 13.-'rho fosty.ons con-
testants who have entered in O'Lcary's sir
days pcdcstrlnn contest set out at this morn
Ing. About 1000 persons snw the ztart. Mono
Of the contestants nro Of high record, and It
Ia not believed that tho race will amount to
much as TO score.
, 1879-04-14

lin. Morsell was al Irish lady lately deceased,
who In her youth was nember OF tie A1lbauka
household wien Lady byron, altar tusny quur-
house. Those qusrFels GUIDED Ulle noruinK vt
hrrakfaAt, swheu Lord byron Wsa In "tan-
trum,' and hla Nlfo brougl: matters TO c1tsls
, 1879-04-14
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

NBW YoKK, ApTll 1A-ATr1Ye1, the NecEer,
from Bremen
uos7os, April 13.-AsiYed, tho Victoria, from
Liverpool. ..
LONDON, April 1s.-!Tha steamships sardtu-
ian, from baltimore, und Wleland, from New
York for Hamburg, have arrived out,
, 1879-04-14

Special Dtfpaseh 10 1hs 1fternt.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 11-Nfcht before Inst
James InGersnau, a negro, dird Of traumatic
erysipclaa, Exam mtnattoa showed fracture Of
the skull, nn,l hia vito, white woman, has
been put under arrest TO await III Investigation
of tho casc. They had been quarrell1g, aud sho
hit him With q saI-iron.
, 1879-04-14
. TEE RAILROADS,

EAsT-DoUND FREIGHT BUSINESS.
The east-bound freight business during tho
past week has been unusually heavy, all tic
roads being taxed nearly to their full capacity.
The total amount Of freight carried By the roads
leading east from this city was as foLlows:
Michigan Central, 42,30B, 100 pounds; Lake
Shore d Michigan Southern, 36,575, ,51 pounds;
FlttabusK, Fort Wayne S Chicago, 81, ~, ,473
pounds; Pittsburg, Cincinnati T. 81. Louis,
II, ,4G6,52o pounds; mid Baltimore g. Ohio, a2o5,-
A7 pounds. The total percentages carried by
tho various roads were % foliowa: MchlYan
Central, 30 per cent; Lake Shore Il Michigan
Southern, 20; pIttsourg, Fort Waync d Chisa-
Baltimore 6 Ohio, 2. -.
The Hour shipments wcrc distributed as fol-
lows: Michigan Central, g 193 barrels; Lake
Shore q Mteh[ran Southern, 2l,G90 barrels;
1es r;oss pi;.bas cns"ns sns eeat st. 1o. 4s Gs
barrels; Baltimore It OhIo, LOSS barrels,
Tie grain carried was distributed as follows:
Michigan Central, 05l, IA bushels; Lake Shore tE
ntehigan t soushs5 I 5 e1slSls; s,s rtt'rs
burg, Cincinnati tS St. Loute, 309,615 bushels;
Baltimore & Ohio, 87,140 bushels.
The meat sh!u1ncnts u s were % follows; Mfch!-
Ean, Central, e,G05 sW pounds; Lake Shore 4
Fort Wayne l. Chicago .5,s03,272 pounds; Pitts.
burg, Cincinnati u 81. Luuts, 4,A17, 800 pounds;
Baltimore d Ohio, 00], l59 pounds
ITEMS.
Mr.. Samuel J. Cooke, for tho past year Ia tho
employ Of the Bouihern Dispatch {Gsccp Line),
has severed ls connection with TINT l1no and
has accepted the position Of Chief Clerk In thd
Office Of the Michigan Central Railroad at Do
trolt.
Mr.. q. f. Perkins, Vice-prcsi1cnt of tho
Chicago, Bur!incton 8: Quincy Railroad, left
this city for Boston last evening to participate
In the Organization n: tho new Board Of Direct
ora At this meeting, officers for the ensuing
year will be elected. It is not probable TINT
any changes In the present management Of tho
road will be made.
Tic traffic report Of tho Illinois Central Rail-
road for the month OF March is US follows:
1870. 1873.
Illinois,. =. s4tG. 005 S40o. N4tt
1owa....... ....... ....... l9A. s18 133, 6B3
Total. ai..................S540,B $50 $3.50, 4O8
During March, 1870, the land sales we're
74255 ucres for $4,452.55, anl the cash collected
on lnnd contracts was e0, ,5G0.00.
, 1879-04-14

nlDSltA1L NoIESs
"Pinaforc" has newly broken out In Richmond,
Va, and Montreal.
hi Mnrska. Casrcno. rosnatl. Tagaplotra, and
FetfAnti sing in Philadelphia on Thursday evening
next.
The Handel md Haydn Society, BOSTON, give
Carl 2efsshn 3 benefit l{ay 2, producing
Elijah"
eMFa. Oates appears this week ut the Lyceum
Theatre. Now Yurk, IN ''Glro}e. Glruaa," and
Aimee at Booths In 'Lo Petit Due"
The Emma Abbott troupe will sing on Tuesday
and Wc1nesday nights Of tsIs week in indianapolis,
and on Thursday night In Columbus, o.
The ssrakofch troupe will give ''Lncia" this
oycnng In San Francisco, !or the debut Of Nc.
1.it.a. I,azarint viii sing Eduardo, anu Psnta-
Al the Trinity Methodist Church yesterday. one
q tho musical features wa. solo entitled
written for him by E. II. Winchel1.
c, %h:% Il Sa VI gs. Fas T. bis Dr., fs,nss5
Dumfoscl1, violin: Max Schwartz, Viola; FL DerE.
ner 'celo. and William Mason, plano.
=, NJ: James Mosr!sscy tl.e c'eyer and iuasfetga'
+ ov'deaty in for lons cararemcn =. the is
tie sungsiEeAs declares shc shall rely on him Tor
''thc next scycnty -flvc years.
In Mr. Mapleuon's prospectus for hts next opera
Ar%ia. stos as e'' IL sSs ''' ;'ask veras
t'A,lA" :" and :stForza del Destfno," Ross!nis
"Gazza ladsa," Dunl1ctfs "t.lnda d Cham
oun!x." Hossint'a ''semlramido. +" and WaEncrs
''R!enxi," beAles thu familiar rcpertory
The now RcmenyI combination will appear in
r!sx On sssq ns1 III: 3D.
List Of tie TioIIn y: Mrs. Emma Thurnton, ''tle
charming. snprano Prima Donna; Mr.. Frank A.
bower. st!1 Eminent Uasso "; and ~ Quicken,
'the Brilliant Composer aud Pianist"
Iir. Geosge SchluIarth'a nav waltzt "Alpno
y!o!cts," TIC dedication Of whlch bag been aceep.
performed by tho Chtcaso Orchestra ns Turner
tfaIi. This plano arrangement will 10 tssued by
Oliver Dits0n Co., llDnton, and will soon be ont
LxSn sa M y Is ae snho
Wa1tzcs."
Tho great noston cast OF pnaforo" commence
thcir reason ihis evening at the Huston Thcatrc.
The cnot IL thus announced officially:
slr a.epi roft.; sfns.ey naH.ey
Little nIercal. MIND. Isaiella ,cCnllSch
!oiep1te.. Mihs MntJ Htthd
DICK Dcadeye.. "ucorxc Ftvthin nGha1n
nit II !fcn@Fnck @
S' ,S Ftssf Il Gr5wt
lum Lsllo GGrtrndo
The Louise Cowen Concert Combination. Il COL
nseA troupe organized In this c!ty. Including lit.
y. A. Hohio, conductor, MlsB r. l.. Cowen, 50.
uFt Crawford, tenor, alr. George llarfton basso.
md Mr. Waiter Harding. pianist, has bceu lncct-
lng With remarkable success ta!s eeason. The1e
tatoe arc ~ fOlows: Monday. 14th tHst., 0liset
First Dapttst; 18th. West site ted. .ltlbhou Club;
: 1Dth. He'd Hlbbon Reform Club Twenty second
atrc9l; .lst, Ggstel Tabernacle. 3ol West Alalsou
street; I'D Flrst Christian Church: .4il, Futty-
0tet Street Presbyterian; 15th. Aichtgsn Avonue
, 1879-04-14

struck The revolving san mnny ttmcs At lest IL
caught bis back md tore lin in two. lie fought
with tho whfrltng taw until literally laccrated
to pieces. uo leaves wife and iyo Children.
, 1879-04-14

Dr.. D'Unget. discover Of tho cfnehona enfo tot
Drunkenness, curcs asl c1ses. Room ~ Palmer
House.
, 1879-04-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

"Lipa of fnitl" arc not too good to aprnlE
tho prniscs Of Caswcl's slippery Elm 1oEen9cs foe
coughs. For salo In Chlcago BY Buck s Rayncr
, 1879-04-14

been appointed 10 consider the best means Of
aehlng up the Legendary s.atucs, coins, nn,1
other articles which for. centuries havo been
covered by tho sands Of tho Ttbcr.
, 1879-04-14

1tys1rortlobla.
Dogs transmit It tbsaugl their teeth. Teeth
should te kept free frofa virus. U.s Sozod0nt,
keep The human teeth clean, and no damage call 10
done hr tho man who hayA to lta girl ~ feel Ike
eating y0n up. dearest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10

tend that taxation shall be equal; IN
fact, it removes the old words requiring
it to be equal and uniform" Its
theory apparently is that those best able
TO pay should pay not only the greater
part, but even more than their proper
ton.
All the foregoing subjects are OF inter
est to people in other States having bus
mess relations with California or capital
invested there. To these may be added
the provisions putting telegraphs, gas,
storage and wharfage, 50 far as concerns
ga public use" of them, under legislative
rates. Also the provisions directing the
Legislature to regulate stOck-iobbing OF
all sorts, with the express condition
that call contracts for the sale. Of shares
of the capital stock of any corporation or
association, on margin, or to be delivered
at future day, shall be void" and the
money paid on them recoverable in
court.
Besides these there are many remark
able changes in matters more strictly
local, for the new Constitution is very
lengthy and elaborate document.
Among these we may note that "lobby-
ing is hereby declared felony" and
as such to be severely punished; that
three-fourths of jury may render a
valid verdict in civil trials, and the jury
itself may be fewer than twelve, If the
parties agree, while in minor criminal
cases, not amounting to a felony, by the
same agreement IN open court, jury trial
NAV be waived; that witnesses shall not
be confined with prisoners, nor persons
imprisoned for civil action for torts, ex-
cept in cases of wiliul injury; that a
person convicted Of embezzlIng public
money shall lose forever his citizenship.
Among the political regulations, the
Governor is made ineligible to the
United States Senate during his term OF
office; the salaries OF the State officers
are fixed in the Constitution, which
seems a short sighted arrangement; the
Governor may veto particular items in
appropriation bills; convict labor is not
to be let out by contract; no property
qualification is to be required for voting
or holding office; State inspection OF
merchandise is abolished; making profit
out of public moneys, or using them,
except as provided by law, is declared a
felony; military organizations receiving
State support are forbidden to carry,
while under arms, any flag or device OF
any State or nation, except of the United
States or California; California is de-
clared an inseperable part OF the Union,
whose supreme law is the Constitution
of the United States.
Other provisions make eight hours
days work on all public works; gives
mechanics and labOrers a lien improper.
ty for their labor or materials; declare
that no public work shall be begun in
any city until the cost has already been
estimated, assessed, and gathered into
the treasury; declare the holding OF
large tracts of land by individuals OF
corporations inimical to public interests,
limiting, therefore, to 800 acres the
amount OF State land hereafter granted
to each settler.
1t will be seen at once that this Con
stitution is a mixture of excellent and
exeCrable changes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
Wicked for ClergYmen

al believe it to be all wrong and even
wicked for clergymen, or other
public men, to be led into giving testi-
monials to quack doctors or vile stutfs
called medicines, but when a really
meritorious article is made up of COM
mon valuable remedies known to all,
and that all physicians use and trust in
daily, we should freely commend it. |
therefore cheerfully and heartily COM
mend Hop Bitters for the good they
have done me and my friends, firmly
believing they have no equal for family
use. will not be without them"
REV. -, Washington, ID. c.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. IL Co.,
Wheeling.