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Mrs. Gladstone, the ex-Premier's wife,
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The London World reiterates that the
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Blackwood's Magazine. Prof Max Muller
Corllhill Magazine. Professor Owen.
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Temple Bar. Thomas Hughes
6eleIavia. Anthony TrollOpe.
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Saturday Review. Turgenieff.
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THE Graf

is arranged without a cross-bar, and so constr1c-
ted that the centre can be drawn out leaving q
free opening for ashes and cl!nkers to fall into
the ash pan.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Dated WATERFOWL, December 9th, 1879.
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and has been used by us for four years. The
lower illumination is between the two fire-pots
and is at all times as bright as the upper illum-
ination, and at the same time the ashes and
clinkers are not exposed to view as in all other
stoves which have the lower illumination op-
is saved by the use of the Donble Fire-Pot the
heat radiating from between the two Fire-Pots
instead of through cast-iron fre-pot as in other
stoves.
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DOUBLE
FIRE. POT,

The Double Fire-Pot, which is used only I'm.
der our patent, is one of the most desirable i'm
prOvementS in
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The Lower Fire-Pot

can be shaken and ashes cleaned from front
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making the Gold Coin the cleanest working stove
the market.
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NICKEL ORNAMENTS.

The Gold Coin is deliberately nickeled, having
nickel panals, two nickel urn ornaments nicke
turn keys and hinge pins, and also two nicke
rails and eight rail tips.
FOR SALE BY
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Wat6rtOwn Wis.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-06
THE oRnAM or THE NEWS,
Gathered nom Our Dispatches.

Gathered nom Our Dispatches
\. Hughes Il Co.'S Touring mill, al
Hamilton, o., burned Saturday morn
ing, I,oss $4,000,
Charles l.ongly. Rl NicholsNillc, N.Y.
SATURDAY.. attempted to ligh, attire with .
coal oil lamp. l.ongly was fatally, and
two children seriously. burned and the
house dcs,royed,
subscriptions to the four per cent,
bonds, Saturday, Si,sO7 100.
Thirty children have died In the VII
lage oi MonteCollo, Ottawa, irom diph'
thuria this winter,
Gardner Tingley, oi East Attlcboro,
Mass, killed himself aud his wife Satur-
day morning
Tho Public Library aud rusioilicc,
with their contcniu, ut bingham, Mass, I,
worc burned Saturday morning.
1t is expected that fully lh,O0 Men
uonilo. viii arrive from Russia Ia May
next, This IL the last year oi the Mcn-
uonitcs' exemption from military SET
vice.
A new venture in journalism mado It's
appearance In Louisville saturday II
il very much similar H. the Nation
in appearance aud contents, and II
called The igc Tho editors are G. L..
Sears aud W, I. Price.
Freight traffic, which has been yirtu.
ally abandoned ou the Springfield diNiS-
ion at the Illinois Central railroad Tor
several daNa, was resumed yesterday,
aud extra trains arc moNing in clear nW
the accumulated freight along the lln'
Tho Cornish Rank, one ol tho oldest
mnnicd institutions Ot England, has
laile,l The liabilities Rrc Cl,oO,WN,
The Secretary ui the Interior, IN ~
ply Ia tho letter nf Representative Fat.
tcrsnn, Expressed the opinion that Col
GRADE may obtain the lands granted hy
the Agricultural College Act 10y showing
compliance with the terms ct the grant
ngacts,
Mnncasi, who made an unsuccessful
attcmpI to- Rrsassinatc the Mug al
spain, had hiS head cut oil, Saturday.
Madame Anderson has completed
.sld quarters IN her great walk,
Tho infant child oi Mrs, kcuny, $50
Hicks street Hronkly was frozen IT,
death hrsidc ilS mother Ia he'd "n fr,'
day night
Ca Friday night, At twelve O'Clock, y
mail. pouch made up lnr Chicago, and
containing about $40, VAS stolen from
tho transfer wagon Ia springfield, III.
tue thousand sticks ot timhrr were
scirr,l yesterday hy u Special Agent "l
the Interior department ut the hnom
III Keyscr. Judah 4 Ca, near rensalola,
Hon. Morton McMicharl, "l rhilRdcl'
phia, is Dangerously ill
At a festival vi RarncsNillc, New
Years night, sumc mlscrcAnt Putcmt"n
nil IN tho food, and ljO prrsuns were
takuu suddenly i'll.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-06
Tho ysIIs~ Esssr Invsalisallsn.

Nav OHtENNs. January 4 nr \. ".
Smythe, prominent pmrtlClug physi,
ru,u. testified before the Congressional
Committee that lac believes yellow lover,
wherever u exists, originates uherr, Ito
hrlieycs heat to bc the main mctor ut
iv,rr. hut that had sanitary condition
suprriudurcs u. Crups are better dur.
iug au cpIivuir and vegetation mor"
mNuriuu, llr duvS not hrliuNy iu the
grrm theory, ur that yellow WNrr ~
tuiusWJ-sihlv lruW one person {" au.
other. duC- not thiuk that there IL ANY
rNid,uyr that lcNrr passion - trapsmls
-ihlc iu goodS or clothing; hclloNcs there
h uurr liability in secondary attarks oi
yellow tower than smallpox, knew scy.
ru,l cascs Ot rrOyCurrcucc, hut thinks
one attark generally mmuniIlNc oi Ills
ease pr Austin, ul the B"ard at
Health, quoted authorities tu favor at
his opinion that the lrNcrWus imported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-06
Written tot tho Register
HINTS AND HELPS FON
TEACHERS.
ny IoltN ,Sp ANN s,NuEts

Aur,gAsNrs; Dor teacher to he
able lo head and guide the amuscnCnts
oi the pupils IL also desirable. one ol
tho most successful teachers, well
Known In the West, WAS laiN pos
scsSod ot largc lund OF aneCdotea en-
,ertaining stories and fables On rainy
days. composition afternoons, or other
suitable uccasions, she would favor the
school With what all children like To
hear, a mice story This Was gcner.
ally such as she had read in book Of
history, ot biography, or ot travels
When reading, she was careful to note
such things IN she thought adspted To-
the grade vi hCr pupils, aud by ~ doing
she had always a trcsh aud uniailing
Supply ui quiet entertainment II II
alsn we'll tur a teacher Io be able Ia re-
peat hymns and other pociiCal puduc'
lious, and ln know some Scnsihle rid
dlct aud puzzles to he uScd Ia time ot
need New onos should h. learned
trnia time ~ time, ~ ~ not tn let the
stnCk grow stale When the ~huul ~
,,,,np0sed chiefly 1T small children, Il -
an excellent thing Tor the teach,
cr ta TO sUquainled With their
gamCs. Sometimes to play VAr-
lirular game, they nrcd one morc io
make out the wQuirrd number, They
Are always gratided II the tcacher eau
Join and help them out Sometimes
they 10 not know all the rules oi ,hc
l,lay, aud want 10 appeal to hel,eT au.
lhonty, or CERTAIN pupils aC disposed
to take unfair advantage IN their plays.
A TEACHER familiar With the rules can
thus better settle the disputes which
will arise on the playground. Son'c ol
the gancs of children have hcen handed
down tot centuries. Occasionally n
teacher can furnish new one 10 the
-chool This il always welcomed,
Ii l. not, however, intended by the
iuregoing 10 advise the teacher b. rumr
and play With the pupils on all occa'
sionS ilerc oomnlOn sense - the t'csl
guide. When children play in con-
tented and peacciul NSy, they can
saicly be left to manage their amuse-
menls themselves. When they arr al q
loss 90 know what or how 20 play, OF
when disconteat or QuATreling arises,
the teacher should understand ths
cause and he shls TO apply pleasant
rsmedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-06
The soc,ai nv,l Question In ~. Ioul.

ST. lorls, January i. The social evil
question has been the subject ol public
discussion Ia the Municipal Assembly
ior several weeks past, there having
been number as-yonIercnc"s. The
commissioners aewhrk on the matter
have finally compromised, aud last night
huth houses adopted the following
amendment To- the city charter, which
will bc voted on hy the people ai the
election tp be- held on the second Tues
DAY IA March:
The Hoard ui Health are authorized
and rcquirc,le ernm time a. time To- re
ummcnd, anil the municipal assembly
shall have the puseT to pass ordinances
ia relation to houses oi ill-iaInc and
prostitution. ~ thcy consider it neoeSsa.
~ to prevent or check the spread oi
ycneral diseases ia the city, hat such
ordinances shall bc consistent With and
subject 10 the Constitution aud laws "i
the State,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-06
Geld Weather Ia Florida.

JACKsoSNILLE, January >, 4 drl,l tng
rain, with slset, iell la-i night the ther
mnnctcr falling tu 10, ENcrything "
covered with thin coat i lee, THIS Is
almosl unprecedented Nothing at tie
kind has boon known tort lcnst thirty
wears. II ever II IL not known Vet
whcthor the orange tCes and fruit are
injured. snow tell in considerable uuan.
titles W. lar south ~ Dupont, Tia, and
the trains arriving here this morning
from Savannah, are covered with II. \
few flakes wero observed here Yesterday,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-06
English silver Market.

loSpoS, January I. Tho Iime. Sa,s'
Although tho available supply oi lar
silver win probably, Ia lay orino, be-
supplemented hy ia. amount brought
by tho Pacific steamer, none could hc
had on Friday, aud even had ,hora bren
demand sufficiently urgent to make ncc-
cssary the paymon, ol higher raie-, II IL
doubtful u any amount would have
been forthcoming. The dcmand from
any quarter At present IL exceedingly
limited, and ~ inquiry on Austrian az
count seems nov Ia have practically
ceased. the presence ol anything more
than u mere nominal amount on tho
market would he prciudicial 10 ne prrs
cnt price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-06

RlLRoAp Bosps--Strong.
SrArg BoNps s--Steady.
srocxs The market was strong In
the early dealings At the advance of |
10 II per cont except Tor eoal stocks,
which declined Ia 4 yer cent. During
the afternoon the gcnctal list fell of ~
per cent and N. Paul lldl per cent
Tor preferred snd common respectively.
Tn. market closed strong at u
recovery OF lt9l per cent Am@g
the speculative shares Michigan
Central and Northwestern COM.
mon exhibited the gca,est armness
Investment nharca were strong
throughout the day with only small
amounts oi Rock Island, Harlem, Pana.
ma, aud Chicago, Harrington aud
Quincy offered The announcement
the, Judge Harlan had decided In layor
oi the &. &. 4 l. &, rad caused an al
vance In bonds, but the stock d~linc't
The transactions aggregated lb.,Wp
sharrs, of which 5000 were Erie, H..
OO0 Lake Shore, el,OOO Nonhwcstrrn
common, 1000 preferred. 1900 NJ. Paul
common. 5000 prclcrrl, 5000 nela.
ware, lackawanna aud Western, t,Np
New Jersey Central, ?,ho0 Morris aud
Essex, 900 q. g. &. Il L., e,7WC. 4, 4
|. c., 400 Western Union, 100 Mis-
souri, and Texas. and 800 Atlantic
.nJ p.,iu, T.,l.uYanh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-06
1,r.n,nrr Mn,nmani..

SNN FR,NCTs0n, January i,-Truasurc
shipment hy the steamer City OF fcklng
today: silver hars, ASST trade dol.
lars, Sll j0s. MuNican dollars, SSa,0ii ;
gold coin, 81, AS Among the imPorta-
tons hy the steamer Relgris, which
arrived here IRON Hong Kong GA the al,
we're sl0l0O ia trade dollars, being =
part OF SiOl, go reported a. having hecn
purchased iur the lni,ei states at Hong
Kong They will be shipped hy rail 10
New York tu-moTtpW.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-06
MArIna.

NEw NoRN. january y. Arrived
The overdue steamer Ahyssiuia, from
Liverpool
NoErWG, ~, January o. Tho ior.
mRu steamship l.ripsig is ashore oil
seven t,,nt kuull
NEw Nogg, Jasuary I Arrived
steamer ahralor, lrom llayre,
toNpo>. January 1 The steamships
parlhla aud France, lrom New (ork,
have arrived uut
NV NoNA, January ui iscNru Eu-
ropcau steamships t. sail to-day, ouly
tWn rlearrd, the remainder hrlug held
till tomorrow or Monday, ewing To- the
tee Ia the riNcr preventing lighters got
aluug,idv With cargu. One vessel ran un
Diamond Rrvt westerly galrs blowing
the water uut ut the haN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-06
Madame Anderson'a 0rsal Tramp.

NgN NoEE, January a. Madame An
dcrsnn il Ia rxrEllcnI cond,lion, and st
. o'clvk to-day cumplCtc,l her l,SuOh
quarter mile, tNo.thipis ut her sucat
walk.
Nav IuRN, January t--Madame Nn.
dCrson at lOo'cloCk this afternoon hail
completed her l,Si6th quarter Ia th"
Rronklyn walk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-06

NNN fRIN,Js'o, January l. \ Malla
Walla dispatch saws every preparation
d, hciug made hN lhc military aud riNil
authorities o. prevent trouble at the
nat,lla rrsrryatiou next Friday, when
tNo Indian muplcrcrS arr Ia hc hanged.
Two companies "t cavalry will leave
Maila Malla ior the syene ou TUESDAY.
sheriff Spcrry has lO0 armed men also
on hand The Indians arc inSolcnt, aud
trouble is tearvl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-06
stiIl VeryCoId

pIErtt, january / The weather IA
this ,itN and vicinity ~ still very Culd,
the thermometer ranging irnm aero tn
n hclnN, The railroad blockade still
continues, and ain vest bound trains
ou the Canada Southern Wrrr cancelled
to-day The ,,raud Trunk trains ~.
ported slN hour. late. aud the Michigan
Cyutral aui ,,vat Western we've also
hrhlui tuuc. Hat one Eastern mail has
rrarhr,l here since THURSDAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-06
DRY GOODS
Nav York

Nav YopK, January q pry ,'oc'ls
business remains quiet Ia all depart
mcnls. Cotton yuri- IN light demand
hut steady IN shirling-. Fruits ~ raih
~ hettcr demand, hut other makes
uuir. Agents Rr r~ci,ing lair dupli
cate orders lor light chcyiol- and wors
ted rnalingH.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-06
suooe..n,I RAID ON Moonahlners

CrNcISNitI, january "A squad ol
filty revenue mon, under Captain Burn.
side, have returned from raid upon
the moonshucrs in the border counties
oi Kentucky aud hnncsscc, They re-
port the destruction ot tittN stillcrlcs
aud the capture ol u large number oi
dislillcrs. II N Thought the business II
pr,ttN we'll broken up in that region.