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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-19
ART OF KISSING.

| don't believe the man lives whose
black hair has been so extensively,
thoroughly and extensively kissed as
Mounet-Sullys has by Sarah Bernhardt.
From the very moment Donna Sol finds
that the plans of the COnspiratOrs are
likely to succeed, and she is not going
10 have her Hermann as much as she
thought she was, Bernhardt begins her
study OF kisses, which certainly includes
all the variatiOns-andante, allegro, con
amore, il penserosO, cresendo, and new
or minuendo, until they are both dead,
and, presumably, can never get kissed
any more. As kisser Sarah is too nu-
merous to mention. She does not stand
on the order of her kissing, but kisses at
once. Conventional kissing spots are
agreeable, but not Indispensable il not
handy.
For instance, when Hermann is using
his lips TO abuse his enemies with, and,
therefore, is obliged To borrow them for
a little while from Sarah, she employs
the time putting kisses all over him like
the buttons on the jacket Of the page
i'm "Cousin joe" She stands on her tip
toes-ior MOunet-Sully is over six feet
tall-tO kiss the rear central lock on the
apex of his Uranium; leaving her hands
clasped up there, she goes on excursions
with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-19
FOR r EMF.
FOR RENT.

YTHE WARE HOUSE AND DWELLING, NO.
i 1913 Main street. now occupied by Messrs.
HENRY X. LIST.
dacs l40i Main Street.
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YUM, YUM!
Who Wouldn't Be Hermann?

The following striking piece OF de-
scriptive writing is from the pen OF
Olive Logan, the exuberance of whose
vocabulary was never so exhibited be-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-19
POINTING WALLS!

DRICK WALLS SHOULD BE POINTED Be
ID fore they are painted. and this IS the time
OF year TO do II. Those having work OF this kind
should call on
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10
The HoRsE.HA1R SNAKE.-There is

THE HoRsE-HA1R SNAKE.-There is a
well-known popular belief, which still largely
survives, in spite of the efforts Of naturalists
to assure the public of its fallacy, that the
gordius or horse-hair snake, is actually a live
horse-hair. There are many people who
firmly believe that if the hair from horses
name or tail be left for some weeks in rum
ming water, the individual hairs will assume
vitality and become horse.hair snakes Many
a country youth has tried this experiment,
though, of course with unsatisfactory result
At a recent meeting of the Maryland Acad-
emy of Science, Prof Uhler, the president,
read an interesting paper summing up our
knowledge of this strange worm. DR.. Leidy
has determined the fact that in the adult
state the horse.hair snake does not eat any
food like many insects in their final stage
of life, it is then solely devoted to the repro
duction of its species A single female may
have an enormous number of eggs DR..
Leidey's estimate is 6,624,800. The young
gordius attaches itself as parasite to many
fishes and aquatic creatures, and also to
grasshoppers and day hies The length Of
the mature gordius is about fourteen inches i;
its thickness the twenty-6fth of an inch !; its
tendency to coil in knots has given the worm
its Scientific name.-Ne,o York Tribune.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10

aa- Mrs. Hale, daughter of Zach Chandler,
has become the mother Of another child, and
Mr. Chandler has given his check for $2O,OOO
as he promised to do for every child born to
her. Mr.. Chandler talks of applying to Con.
gress for relief. At the time he made the Of
fer he was not acquainted with his son in-law
and he had more confidence in his daughter
than he has now. They have seemed to con.
spire against the old man, and it is believed
that his bad temper towards Democrats and
rebels is caused by this constant drain on his
bank account.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10
Seletted guetry.
THERING MYMOTHER WORE.

THE RING MOTHER WORE.
The earth has many treasurers rare,
In gems and golden ore;
NV heart hath one, more precious lar
The ring my mother wore.
I saw it first, when /, child,
Was playing by her side; -.
She told me then twas fathers gift
When she became his bride.
I saw it oft in sorrows hours,
Which marked the after years,
When shining on the soft white hand
That wiped away my tears,
And, oh saw it once again,
When, on her dying bed,
She lifted up her hand in prayer,
And laid it on my head,
Beside that bed, where fell my tears.
The ring to mewas given
She placed it on my hand, and SAID,
"We'll meet again in Heaven
kissed the cheek oft had pressed,
From which the rose had fled;
And. bowed with grief. stood motherless,
Alone, beside the dead.
Among the blest in realms above,
Where sorrows are unknown,
Oh, may, meet my mother dear,
No more to weep alone.
Her diving words of love and faith
rll cherish everinore
Within the heart which holds so dear
The ring my mother wore.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10

p@ A miracle has been wrought in the
South Seas. A botanist, named Signor Ro.
tura, has invented process of suspending
animation in animals indefinitely and Of re-
storing it at pleasure. In connection with
Mr.. James Grant, who has a freezing cham.
Der on one of the headlands Of Sydney Har-
Dor, he has been operating on dogs, cats,
lambs and other domestic animals. A slight
puncture is made in the dogs ear, and two
drops of South American vegetable poison
are injected. In three or four minutes the
vital functions are suspended; the frame be-
comes rigid the heart ceases to beat; the
tail no longer wags the dog is dead-so dead,
that decomposition would set in if the body
were not frozen into the hardnesssof stone and
the britteness of glass; The dog is laid
away on shelf in the refrigerator, and re-
mains there for weeks and months, until it is
the pleasure of Signor Rotura to resuscitate
him. Then the subject is immersed in tub
of warm water for ten minutes and brought
back to blood heat. A few drops Of the an
tidote to the poison are injected with a silver
syringe. In five minutes intelligence returns
to the eye, rigidity leaves the limbs, the tail
is gently wagged and the dog barks and trots
off as though nothing had happened. The
inventors experiments on animals have been
so successful that he has requested the Gov
ernor to allow him to operate on the next
felon under capital sentence. He proposes to
freeze him up for month and then thaw him
out, and declares, with the sublime faith Of a
genuine discoverer, that he has no fear of
fatal result. Signor Rotura is uncertain
whether the longevity of the subject is affect
ed by a temporary suspension Of animation,
but believes that the period of inertness will
not be cut out of ones full time, but will
simply be so many weeks, months or years
"of unconscious existence tackled on to ones
sentient life." The account of this process is
so sensational that if it had appeared origin:
ally in an American newspaper, skeptlcal
public would have regarded it as an ingenious
hoax, but inasmuch as it has been transferred
from the columns Of the Australian press to
those of the London Times, and heralded
with the utmost gravity as wonderful dis
covery," who shall dare to dismiss it so light
ly? Who can say in this year Of grace that
anything is too strange to be trueI The
practical result which the inventor hopes to
accomplish is the transportation of surplus
live stock from Australia to Europe; but why
should the application of the process be re-
stricted to the meat trade? Let it once be
demonstrated that the lives Of human beings
can be discontinued for definite periods and
resumed at the instance of the operator, and
suicide will become unpopular. Persons who
are tired of living in the present degenerate
age, and who hope for something better in
the future, instead of using the revolver or
jumping into some convenient river, will have
their ears pierced and be packed away on ice
until given date.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10

bsr The Abbevlle Medium says that the old
radical leaders of that county are talking of
organizing a new party for the campaign Of
1880. 1t is claimed that there are number
of "good white men" who will join them in
the new political organization.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10

DOES 1T HURT?-"Does that hurt?" kind
ly asked the dentist, holding the young man 8
head back and jabbing steel probe, with
back-set teeth, clear down through his aching
tooth, and into the gum. "Does that hurt p
he asked with evident feeling. "Oh, no. re-
piled the young man, in a voice suffused with
emotion and sentiment. "Oh, no" he said
tenderly, rising from the chair and holding
the dentists head in the stove, while he
dragged his lungs out of his ears with a
corkscrew. "Oh, nc" he said, mot at all
does that?" But the dentist had the better
of the young man after all, for he charged
him fifty cents and didn't pull the tooth
then. But by that time the astonished tooth
had forgot its aching.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10
THE END.1

BR1BED BY A KIss.-A temperance lee
turer who has been at work in the towns ur
the Hudson, has given reporter page from
his early experience in Michigan. Previous
to his arrival in small town where he inten'
ded to do some work, the boys had agreed
among themselves to 60 to the meeting, but not
to sign the pledge He appealed in vain for
recruitsin the temperance ranks. Not man
would move. At this stage of the proceedings
the belle of the town sprang to her feet and
cried out: "Boys, this is really too bad: Won't
you sign the pledge?'' Not a soul moved
from his seat Again the fair belle appealed
to the mems better nature, but it was of nc
avail they had promised they wouldn't sign
Finally the lady said: "Boys, I'll kiss the
first man who signs the pledge" At this
juncture up jumped tall backwoodsman and
drawlingly exclaimed: "Siss, I'm yer buckle
berry. Whar's yer pledge?" The brave
girl kissed the fellow, and the cheering which
followed made the building rattle. This in
cident broke the ice, and before the reformel
had left the town, nearly every one had don
ned the ribbon.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10

Mr.. Ivy has been twice elected intendant of
Rock Hill, in which position he served with
efficiency and satisfaction. Without taking
notably prominent part in politics, he has
displayed lively interest in all that concerns
the public and political welfare of the State.
He was president of the Democratic club of
Rock Hill in the eventful struggle of 1876.
and was accordingly chosen to introduce
Hampton on the occasion of his visit to Rock
Hill during that memorable campaign. He
was also selected to welcome Governor Hamp.
ton to South Carolina, on his return from
Washington after the historical interview be-
tween the Governor and President Hayes.
Such is brief and necessarily imperfect
outline of the life and characteristics of one
of our leading citizens-not prominent as a
citizen alone in York county, but prominent
as one of the most enterprising and success
full merchants in upper South Carolina. He
is yet young, having barely reached that Pc
riod of life denominated the prime Of man.
hood, and has before him, let us hope, many
years of prosperity and usefulness.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10

IA Real distinction is to be obtained not by
doing anything different from what your
neighbor does, but by doing everything better
than he does.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10

n9- 1t may serve as comfort to US in all
our calamities and Affections that he that
loses anything and gets wisdom by it is a
gamer by the loss.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10

REFUSING CoMpRoMIsE.-The creditors
of Williams, Birnie & Co., cotton brokers, of
New York, the senior member Of which firm
is George w. Williams, Of Charleston, re.
Gently held meeting in New York to hear
the report of committee appointed to con-
fer with Mr.. Williams and ascertain what ne
intended to do in regard to the liabilities of
the firm. The committee made its report,
from which it appeared that representative
had been sent to Charleston, and that to him
Mr.. Williams had offered to pay 30 per cent
of the creditors claims. The committee had
refused to accept this offer, and had ordered a
suit to be brought against Mr.. Williams in
the United States Circuit Court at Charles
ton. The report containing the refusal of the
committee to accept Mr.. Williams offer was
unanimously adopted by the meeting, which
was then addressed by number of the cred
itors, among them being Mr.. VIM: Wood
ward, Jr., and Mr.. E. j. Donnell, the last
named being large creditor, who had been
reported as willing to accept Mr.. Williams
proposition. All the speakers approved of
the action of the committee. 1t was the
unanimous opinion of those present that no
compromise as to the amount of the indebted.
ness could be entertained, but that if Mr..
Williams desired to have more time for the
payment of the debt, such proposition might
be entertained. Under no circumstances was
the committee authorized to make any settle
ment with Mr.. Williams, except for one hun
dred cents on the dollar. The general feel
ing was that the creditors would rather lose
all than make compromise, in consequence
of the manner in which Mr. Williams had
treated them in absconding from the city af-
ter giving pledges to his creditors that he
would not leave until he had settled every
thing. The meeting adjourned, and will be
again convened on the call of the chairman.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1879-07-10

From my experience, In twenty marres the first love we
Build statues of snow and weep TO see them melt
WALTER SCOTT.
Love sought, is good: but given unsousht, Is better.
SUI
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fxsroS RsxRscxs. No.. Aprii 7osh 1scr
n. forS ErrL.-Dxk Sin. Know ing fhs esncacr I.
crr ssaparilIs and the healing .nd cenefcial ansI
- n possesses. send you the following
NJ ease.
] ws wounded shout 10 years sro--~ss taken r-s..
ner and enndnsf FOR sixteen months. E~nx moved o,
Fen ny wounds hare ncf he.ied have sri y,
moment since wss wounded an shus through fhs
fps. ny general health Il impaired. md need sern<
Ting q ss-i-t nssnre- hat~ faith 10 yrur S1r-
rpsra than any thing else irish fhsf fhsl 4 rern-
ne Please cypress me- hsf corsn hntrs and obiIr.
CarrArS G. r. JOHNSON
~. Lcrfs. No.
r She fsI'o~ins -. written April safh. isss b,
frs- Jennie Johnson. mother ~ Capt. Johnson.
d. 1nn< BrtL-nwsk s,ns Nv husband ~ C. =
1hnson vas skiif1l surgeon ami physician IN Cenrr.
sew York. where be died. leaving the above r. "
chnsou - uy esre. A. thirteen years Of are BE- hsd
hrDnc fisrrhes and sros,ia. sor which gave r..u.
rrapsrilia- II cured him. have for ten wears 70
anmenfef n 70 many IN xsw York Ohio spd lows. ~
crcfsis. fever sores. sndx<nersi debility. rxrs~~s
tcce<. hiss attended ". The c1res sreried IN some
1>>s ~ scrofais and fever aiosf
an snxieas fs- nv SOD arsn hs~e reran-se a.
" s,rsrpsrsia ue s'ssrsni = sstsinr sruric1-
rtfcie hence hts writing 70 vnu sor a. His wound.
ERE terrible. but believe \ : siii -e~orsr
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
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eT,Hx proprietor % This celebrated ueirns lustiy
y cisils FOR Il srpsriorfry all remedies ever
cI<rsd the ruei,c for the Skvr ErKfpr 49,
s~snsxrsr cure cf Aens sut Fer~r chi'l< aud ~
yer ~hefbsr 81 short or long standing Ne refers
the entire Western .nd Sonfh<rn country hrsr hun
Testimony % the truth u the assertion that
shssver viii = fail 10 cue the tr<cscns srl<rfy
followed out IN great nsns single ea-s has
been sn14clenf Tor cure. and whole families have
zen enrr by single hcitis With perfecs rcsierrssn
90 The general health ris however prudent and N
every caSe more certain cure n IFS nsr u cnfnned IN
smaller f~e~ Tor week two sitter the disease 49,.
been broken Or checked especially IN dncr ars
ionx-s'anaiug cases Csaziy this riicins sit n.s
reqaire any aid 70 keep The ban ~isin god order szt1
the patient however req1r~ eashariie m~.irins A.
ter having rtken three four dcs~s - fhr Tonic
sirxis dose ~ RCfi'S vrGEfAALr PsqffY PiLrs
Win ~ snrclsnf
H. xeH1ins SMITHS TONIC SYRUP mus; have nis.
itlHA Nl iis prit afs stamp Zach nr- ia sotl =
bN ~ snf hes tie right ~ rnsnafsrfur~ ara se tbr
sri<in1l John J~Shirif'> TOXIC SYRUP cfTouissitl@
H. ENauire we'll 'he label On rsrA haule m nv
irivats stsry y each bt;sis 10 net purchase or
gu will - deceived
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Days o. Meeting or The Tvusfee.
- the Various Tow nships h.
Dubois County.
i hereby given sAss sAe Tr...
Ices al the various TOW nship. og ~.
1ci- Co will Be AZ iI.sir respective oa;.s.
an each q the townships fcr the rurposs
~ attending 20 Township business ~
the following days:
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NEW YoRK, November I7.-Eev. J.
". Mcnamara, formerly : priest or she
order known ~ the : Congregation Of
the missisn.S was last evening installed
oishop. OF fhe independent Catholic
church Amer the Installation the new ly-
made bishop delivered an address, In
which he said that the Homish faith Il a
fraud and sham, and . means or get
ting money from the poor. Rev. Drs.
IreHeus ID. Prime. Philip SchaI. Saun-
ccrscn. Rn'ifssn, and other evangelical
eiergymen, we're on the sta c.during the
evening.
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BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.

EXTRACT or LETTER PROM GEORGIA.
vrLLAsow wsfrvrco.. GA
June -. 1sF.
y. lows BrrE-Dear SIR hsvs rscersiy -s~sr vx~.
Worm Destroyer several tn Is and md Il w6n1srfrs
efhcari0us Il has fsIief Ia single insfsrrs n
ave the wished Tor e1sCt am doing 4 pretty isrs.
ounry practice, and have daily for article
lam. cir. most respectfully.
JULIUS r. CLEMENT. ND.
" s.-so unqualified and numerous ere n. fss,,ruo
a. y tssor q NJ wsrm Destroyer rhsf ne~spsp.,
psce y entirely TOO small 70 tell ia merits.
" 4 40 infsilibis remedy for warns Trv l, ~nd w.
snvfncsf. So ny Journal Or sr'i s~-rripfisr
JOHN BULL.
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS oAR3ApARollA.
0ull'0 WORM DESTROYER.
All the above Sfediclnes prepared at ~
tOHN BUIL's Laboratory, $40 west Mar
street, Louisville. Ky.
FOR SALE Bv-
+. VERT 4 co. JAsrrs, I'm
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PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
FOR ePERNATORRHGA.
SEMINAL PASTlllEs

4 yslz.1ls DIseovery
sd Me- Ds-sr<sre q Mel.
tcsI &clsn<e. q suf>~xlv
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=. "a large sserk Or the best sSr-ware
ho,iow-wnr~. d Hrdu arc. cutlery. &e-: else :
rrvss variety of goots OF all ksnts ~ hIs
line 81 business. which viii Be sold ~ the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-11-28

The proprietors IF the Union Flour
Milla respectfully thank The public for
their patronage. and give notice that they
viii expect all who buy -four Of them 70
send
Cash WITH ORDER,
- they cannot cell -four on credit any
longer. The small margin NOW realized
~ mihers ccmpeis us to adopt this
course.
EGG 4 scHEURICH.
August 1st. 1s79--tf
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DR. JOHN BULL,
AvvvAcrvsxH AID vrsBxl %
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP,
Bulls SaRSAPARIlla,
BULLS MORN DESTROYER,
The Popular Remedies Of the Day.
Principal NEE. No. $40 Main street.
LOUISVILLE, ky.
BULLS
SARS.APA


Read ne sclcwin a. extract Of siser from rss Rivers
foarent and popular Ministers of n. Nshoifrs lis
opal Church. snc Who a. the time writing was STA
soned a. Broadway Church. Louisville. Ky
LcrBvIl<. ~. oetsser sfh. 1859
"a. ycHS frtl--Dxsr srrs Many thrnks 70 yen ~
he ne ir.as req have % kindly gwen me Ihsre bee;
~ f.rr- Ter years. snd had the sisrs ~ saror.
hgsirtans- Some proaeuDeet nv spine fnirs M
aa>s- and snre my heart be the - nv d+ess-
-ishearten.i. Several very sminrnf rhysie 80.
eho sx.mned ny -ine. informed me thar threat
'ned wi,h paralysis sFpcpieKy any tsy, ana ths'
so-rct o. that AMI hesitans about havng one "
cried. when you kindly SEM ne vpur Sars.rarilir
shich unnetareiy begun 20 take three firnes dsy
,ss y nv hsss ssess s ne. ssG'. a p; - 7 =.
s-its for any length or time ga rf<.rx - nv f.er
sc1t BE perfectly blind for several mfnu'~s and wouS
ave % hold % ssrnetifnx prevent falling
mn<. happy Infors. rou that the rsfn In -rur
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began again this morning. and hope 10 ~ e-l-eE-
eliev.d riesse -eeept ny heartfelt thsnks and b<s
wishes Very truly. your most grateful friend
Wy journal abounds With siaiis letters. 4. ~ uklea
shpss names they besr.
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