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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-07-10

Six stalwart revolutionists entered the
house of the Governor of Kiev, Russia,
and after gagging and stripping his eX-
cellcncy, administered fifty strokes with
Il stout cane. After their departure the
governor was found pinioned on the
floor.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-07-10

\ young man may do q great many
foolish things, but he will never wear u
pair of white pantaloons to a picnic but
once. He will never forget the large
amount of fun he didn't have on the
first occasion. Herald.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-07-10
The St,mach Cannot he FreIght.d

Ikc StOmaCn S0nhOt Dc
With greater trash than violent drastic
purga,ivc. True, such n medicine relieves
constipation for the time, but at the expense
OF great injury to the intestinal canal, which it
both inflamcs and wcakcns, thus uniting it
tor the performance of its proper functions.
Widely different is the action of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, q tonic aperient which pro-
duces effects prompt, indeed, but never violent
and convulsing. The purity OF its botanic in,
gradients, its unobiectionable flavor, its genial
influence upon the mind, and the thoroughness
of its remedial action in cases OF constipation,
liver complaint and dyspepsia combine to
render it Il most desirable family specific. 1t
increases both physical vigor and substance,
tranouilizes and invigorates the nervous sys-
TEN, and gives an unwonted relish for the
food. A wineglass three times daily Is about
the average dose.
The Mendelssohn Piano Co., NO. 81 East
18th Street, n. Y, sell Pianos at Factory
D,,oas Urit notalOp1lp.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04

The tremendous power of tle whale
when snragrd " illustrated w tho tale
u u collision with one TINT resulted in
The loss Of thu ship Essex. of Nantucket.
IN November. lSz'l. this ship was among
the whales and three lonts were low.
cred. 4 young whale WAS taken. Shortly
after another ~ great sizc, supposed IL
have been the dam u the one Just
killed, came against the ship with sitrh
violence IN - tear away part III the
false keel. II then remained some time
al"ngsiie. enicayoring ~ grip tho si,if,
ia ~ JAWS, but. failing to make any In.
preston, SWAIN on ai,ont quarter 81 q
mile. when. suddenly turning about. IL
came with tremendous yclDctt, toward
tlr Efse1, The eonenssion not only
stopped tir vessels way. Int actual,
forced her astsrL Every man on deck
was knocked inwn thu bows were com.
plsfrly hfns. IN, In Il few minutes ti~
vessel filled and went on her beam
1sr1Ia
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04

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lirinhtan, thr ..irts whisl, adsut
rates Nh. cessation IN Sur,las labor
all IN aA,nnisilei ia l.atn tl,a, 30 mll.s
u ships ~. nl,en ssrfs sunday. With
tsrar.l w rhnnlsa ai,d rhnlsi~. thu
liislinr ~ London. EXAMINED isfnfs i
t.,ntniisru NJ The House III l.ur,is in
tile srnr i~lti. sa,.l W snn proceed u
lnilr nr iwn eastward ~ VI ranl'~. suu
will ilhi Yourself IN tin mi.l-t III
population ile nuNs Hrslrhrsl ntld ,lr@lii
tate NJ mankind. consisting ~ ariitirefs,
lal"r.is, l,sarnr. mud thieves. tu Iii.
amount ~ auWHl nr tupMn .ut,la.
Throughout this rntifr quarter there IL
nui mnrr than one rliiifri fur every
10000 Inhabitants. anil Iii two districts
there IL Int one church for 81 ,nnn souls. /"
IN Ism. Lori john I.,ss.li ssasr.i. in
Parliament. TINT London. with III
parishes and n population ~ i,i.n.aOD.
hal rlinrcl, accommodation fpr only lui,.
OOO. These and other statistics furnished
lei 70 The !" Metropolis Churches Fund
established In i~''G. which has tcrn
followed y. the bishop ~ London'r
Fund u l. still computed. however,
That ~ least i.DOu nc~ churches aud
'l'npels nrs required In the metropolis.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04
The New Minister 10 Brr1ln.

President Andrew II. White, ri Cor.
nell University. the newly appointed
Minister 10 Germany, ~as one III the
United States Commissioners i0 thu
late Paris Exposition. aud has written
spiDe saluaIyls chapters on exhibitions
II, Il. neral, anl especially NJ VI the snb.
leet ~ education ~ tlseu illustrated.
liz has long been mn H. innate friend u
til. President. Two u tin Iresident's
soma have gone through Cornell, aud
Dnr ~ them II now nj that institution
I'll. new Minister Ii III lis Attn year
IN lis Youth be- MIA cor nccted for
short time with the United states Le.
gatioh III Russia. H. stndird NJ thu
University ~ Berlin In It5i 20: after
his graduation NJ Yale. H. has been 4
NJ. York State Senator. and WAS sent
by President Grant 10 San Domingo, 10
study III. question ~ annexation. IN
I'll. liz has been prominent advo.
cate II ciyilseryire reform, aud has
written mncI, on that subject
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04

When IlM great Russian plague 81
It'll hal carried off tI,ree-foirtI,s III
the people II Moscow il MA checked
ny the frost Expecting that II would
break ont sgain in the spring. Catherine
IL, commissioned Count DrIofI n H..
stroy MI The clothing and rags Ien by
the seontge. The Count knew TINT
even dstpoiie power could not compel
the people 10 obey this order properly.
~ he nj up IN iLe rng business. The
highest prize paii for caste n clothing, T
: Clothing tengIt aud no questions
asked were among the tempting on.
cial advertisements VI tLr day. Thieves
aud teascnpsrs were Iis indusi ribits
allies. BonftreS ~ clothing were made,
nhp ths houses and streets were cleared
and disiniectsd. Next year there was
no plague In Moscow.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04

Mir, Il, Everett Parsons saw M rsgln
NY down into \ Hnek ~ ducks aud
mount with duck in his claws, Oh
"Wednesday last. Getting bis gun, be-
watched it,n ragie until b. I,errhed ul,on
4 limb II one III tLe trees near the
house, and. IN approaching the tree. liz
frightened the eagle. which hew away.
beejBg this WAS his only rLsDce. liz
blszvd away and brought down iii.
majesty, killing him Vi 4 distance ~
sisfy yards. The eagle measured seven
feet sud half from Zip " W ~ wings.
This makes the fourth eagle L,rfcts
has killed In the Inst yeav : saiiytury
Md 1dvrfiser.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04
Yss,sl III liberated

lmpArfHHsiy Dassrl~lss~ the system, sinna u n
.,nIy PARTIAL, As~imIass,I W lie LiDsi. I'sis.
bAgaafJ n.,Ii1is. stsn dysJepsle ssonsaehs. III.
tDsafIsiasi eifesliaily, and wax n.1ta.. eslte.
flsurs . market abI RAPID improvement In
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Jfla jsfinsii,.~ ~ Aaa slsJ ~ slslseata fatlsla
constitutions. .Is arpatIf faliHss M il. Atal IL
i reliable preventive N AMI remedy fg1. ma
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04

rKstFfT purity u restored " ths circulation
wiAD contaminated. VI ks1yfiIs UfhGD AID
11sEh HtHtt IL t#kau. bcFDfulDus, fLeumstgs
Gid nsfeufial disorders ARE ebJnptstiy van.
qns.bAd III II, psIsiss1nes III tiso uss ~ Tin
tsDsNdy beiDg stUh6 required H. accomplish !
cure Efupsisns ~ oil kiads. sore.. chronic
vt,snmssissa, ks,ni. iisss complaint Ai,d g0iirs
3lsiA ~ w remedial aelsui. 4f,d IL not DAty
va,i1ss tha bIs3,i, but v,sslixes Ito syss~n.
hid NJ 81 druggists
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-04-04

C0i.bs AND tovGHs sudden changes u
climate Ass sources ~ Fvf,aa.svv md UyDa-
etaai gIe,fiDs. Tiki II Dfra E,naa's H,sa.
<hiai 1toeA<s.s Iss Tie Goli, Tough. ~ irrIia
tim Of tho 1Lfo.. ~ over - slight Is cents
4 kx9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
Cant. I,ads onthe Jst,ies.

Captain Fad, has been interviewed by
a New Orleans rcpurtcr, and has the fol
lowing To- SAY about his jrttirs:
What about the Government COM
plotting the jctty works" asked the re-
porter.
There, uu one going To- coIurlctr
these jrttlcs except James Il. EaiS, II
lac lives Thi, reply cMuc forth IN calm
set decisive tones.
After while, speaking un another
branch ul the subject, Capt. lads OBJ
served.
II have very hard bargain with the
Government, AMI am satisfied that,
when this tact Is perfectly apparent,
Congress will grant me such relief IN
the premises - II Just ud right The
work, are now 80 lar finished that but
little more is required to compel the
river itself To- give the maximum depth
ut channel required hy law 30 lrct.
Would il be- cheaper lur the GnNcrn-
mrut tu complete the works asked
the reporter
well, thr prize To- hr paid lay the
Government tor constructing the works
/, ~ 9jO OOO. This SUM Is considerably
less than the l'nitcd States Commission
in 1874 estimated IL would cost over
II. unO WpD worth ui work has been COM
plrtrd, vet less than 81 Gn,OuO has been
paid On them hy the Government. CT
course, II the Government could take
possession ui them to-day without pay
ing more uu them II would save a very
atg,. amount, aS thr lrtticS can nov Lee
hui~hcd iur les, than SLOOOoUn, Bat
a., every condition ul the law la, been
complied With uu nay part, there Il NO
power ia the Government 1" enter md
take %. session at tn works. ana
very certain there Is uu disposition on
the part ui the Government L. du 80,
even 1t It had the power
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
A story ola Third story Room.

The Washington Post says there is u
third story room in the State house, at
New Orleans, which will figure in the
history of the great Presidential fraud
when that record of inquiry comes Ia be
written up for future generations 10
blush at twas in that room, under
the care ofkellogg' man Kelly, and hel-
logg's Private Secretary Conquest Clarke,
that ID. h. Blanchard, one Of kellogg ;
clerks forged the names OF two electors
To the return Of the vote Of louisiana.
Ii was that forgery which made the
theft Of the Presidency possible. The
PUd saws:
Kellogg with the all OF his faithful
henchmen, Kelly and Clarke, appears TO
have had that apartment tilted up with
all the appliances necessary Tor the tor
gerry Of the electors namesin such man
ner that he should not be compelled 10
witness IL,
The furger, u. b. blanchard, an eX-
pert in that line, carried on his work
there, and when the signatures had
been completed, the return was taken
down 10 "Guverner' Kellogg to bee TOR
Warded to Mr.. Ferry, who, 10y SOME
mysterious clairyoyancr, had discovered
the fatal defects in the original returns
and sent them back tor correction.
iy tbs vulgar crime OF forgery, thus per
prtratcd, MIR Hayes holds his usurped
office. This is not the assertion OF the
Past. II is not - mere newspaper
charge Il is u fact substantiated by
concurrent testimony.
And not only is the man Tor whom
the crime was committed now occupy
ing the highest office in the republic,
but the man whom all the world will
hold responsible Tor the crime the
man whom no lair mind can aCquit of
the crime, although his own hand did
not execute il that man is in the sen
ate ot the United states, Blanchard Is
dead, Kelly il mere hangrr-un and
Conquest Clarke, who knows more
about the forgery than he can he got To
tell. l. one ut John Nhrrman's cuulidcn-
tial clerks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
Important to Farmers.

When Briudlr. ur Brss, az spot, show
the slightest sickness, du YOU not take
immediate measures 10 relieve her ~,
tuu. when lHlly aud Nit, Your HNurltv
coils. brtr,y SYMPTOMS ul disease, vuu
search the "farrlrr Ton the indicated
u,uladv and it> rvmrlv, or It may hr
,uu summon the nearest veterinary
surgeon. Az very wise aud prudent
this, Gut l. not that aliIuc SON ct
daughter Eu dvarvT tu yuu than all the
horses AMI cattle iU Your stables l,t
inr weeks. II NAV hv months, ca even a
wear. hr or she has complained uI a
sense ul LuIuor, uU druw sIuvs> AMI tie
hllit, with occasional headache, the sure
iurrruuucrsu t disease. crit may hr the
face. once blooming With the hur> that
only health uuG thv pure. mNlluIJuug
country air cam give, LAS become pIlhi,
aud the ewes uuuaiUEllN bright You
may have noticed the slight dry cough
at carl, morning and night, and haN 4
attributed II Ia ,uld. Do not delay
tu secure the proper means iur relief
\ months neglect NAV cu~t yuu u LIE
linn, ui rrmur~y. Read the People :
Common Sense Medical Adviser ten
dnr~cd bv the New York ir,h,u,f a. q
h...l r.r M. JApJ.H, ia which YOU will
find a complete description ot diseases
their causes, symptoms. AMI proper
domestic treatment. sixth revised vdi-
tinn luyarlv l.NO pages - ~ Ad'
irrs, the author, X. '. Pierre. Vi. H..
Worlds piSpgnSaTy AMI luNalds
Home. Buffalo, y. \.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
Medicine Chest for rs Csno..

Perhaps no one medicine is 50 uni
versaly required by everybody as u
good cathartic. Swayne's Tar and Sar
saparilla Pills are prepared expressly to
meet this necessity, being composed oi
purely vegetable ingredients, OF which
Puduphyllin or Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar, Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, and 9th
rr concentrated juices enter largely into
their composition, the whole strength OF
which is extracted on an entirely new
principle. They are mild in their oper-
alton, produce no gripping, and are truly
a valuable purgative, aperlent, antl,bif
lious and cathartic medicine. They
stimulate the liver to healthy action,
cleanse the stomach and bowels of all
impurities. Curing sick and nervous
dyspepsia indigestion, bilious, inter
mittent, remittent andoongestiye levers,
langour, drowsiness, aching pains IN
the back, head, slight chills, with
tlushcs ui heat, female irregularities,
and iur bilious and costiye habit, IA"
medicine is 50 prompt and ctteCtual rs
Dr. Swayne's Tar aud Sarsaparllla Pills.
Prepared 10y DR.. Swayne X SON, Phlla-
dclphia. Price - cents box; five
boxes 400, Sold by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
HOW LlncoIn Told a sseret.

The following story about President
Lincoln, which may not he new Ia all
at our readers, WAS recently repeated lay
Rishnp Simpson. | was informed one
dav that committee from New York,
composed ui leading citizens, went Ia see
him iu reference To- the conduct ui the
war. AMER they had transacted their
general business ami the committee
wcu. making THEM way To- the door hc
was standing la the other part "i the
room one ut the gentlemen, who pre-
sumrd uu his acquaintance with Mr.
Lincoln Ia ash particularly searching
questions, stepped up Ia him, AMI in
the lowest tome ul voice said: "Mr.
President, would like Ia know where
RuInsiIr's llcct II going Burnside
had lust sailed with a fleet, hut the dc>-
tnaliuu Was unknown. well, SAID
Mr. Lincoln, ia low tone at Voice,
would Won ycry much like To- know ''
"Nr~." hr saii hr would. well,
now. said Mr.. Lincoln, III would tell
yuu. perhaps you would tell somrhody
else" "Nn. said hr II would not.
Then Nr. Lincoln putting his hand ur
Ia his urr, aud a~ II tu whisper, said
luud enough tur all To- hear III = gone
10 ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
DISTRICT ~ vEsT VIRGINIA. -.
PARTITION NOTICE.

tmly ' fancy
Levi. " uIman,v, susan Ia the MunisiIal
nah I,Als Uauuiball Court oi wheel.
rutlss, Trustee. William Iug, In ChHuurn.
Bailry, u. y T. iuWvu,
trustee. IryIh Muudman January Rultr.
f.v Daniel ~lccuIud aud lsN
truIg,. kpNu.
ia, uhi,st uf tai, SuiI h Ia obtain a partition
ui the ninth IWu-thirls pat nj let numbered
uttt, nine situated on the rast side ~ MAIN
,inyt near Tenth stun,t, iu thrUiiy ~ wheeling,
known o.. The old kWmrf lious" ppIsfly br
Nrru the complainant lmily ! fancy Hhn
own. uur undivided muicN ihrpui aud the
defendant, Levi, MuwiwaUs,r aud suSannah
Lewis wbu avn ihv other uudNidv muirn
tHcr,ut lhv other Il ,yIi'lauis aV mAhv IAfti,s
O., a., sut hugau.r eft tcrlhm h'us Nhi'h thrN
hold AgaiHst ibr la.t uam,d uuivih sui iu urirI
Juat lhyl mas aIIgHi atd pruNC their claims
and pIul,d lhrft ut,U~iz Aud N appearing
nom Hu affidavit ul,i hrUiU, HAT the d'irn
I,sIt. u. u. l 'uN,U. lusyi'h hutaiuansrr,
Daniel StrHhurl 49, I,urL, BIuNu ~, air MT rrsi
t,t,, ui th. state tl Wet Virginia, notir h.
hptyh, ui,un 90 snih uuu resident d'irndHnis Ia
alrlrAI at the tirTl uiiiv. 81 the Municipal
Iuuu ut Mhr,liIa ut kul,s tn le held iut the
,aI count uu ily ..upud NuUdhy la February
\ 10 49, aud dp Nhat H. na,,ssatl Ia protest
thtir iut,u.ls. I,st,.
4 " pARRAH
rirtk ul th, Municipal Iouu ~ wheeling
I.,kINI a AIiI-rN, suis iuI complainant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
Life. Growth, Beauty

4 tine head at hair l. such an indl>-
prusihlt adjunct o. beauty that no one
" lao prizes g,nd luoks should neglect To-
u.s. London Hair Color kv>turrr, the
most delightful article ever introduced
To- thc American Pruplc iur increasing
its growth. restoring it, natural vuiur,
and At the same llmy a lovely hair dress
iUg 5uI hvdutiti,r. 1t l. totally dliivr-
emit irum all others, not sticky aud
uuwmv. ami Tree trow all impure mgrc.
dent, that render many other articles
uhuuN inus; Ia Tact, Il Is vNqui>iteiy per
fumci and So perfectly and elegantly
prtparvd ~ Ia make It q lasting hair
dressing and toilet luxury. Sold 10y ali
dealers ia tue toilet articles at - cents
a bottle. ar six bottles tor -. Address
orirr, Ia pr >wdyuc 4 son, Philajel-
phia. ga to ANY leading drug house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
To Communicative.

The advertiser, a retired physician,
having pruvilcntially discovered while
a MuGch Missionary IN Southern Asia,
avery simple vegetable remedy tor the
speedy aDd permanent cure of to',s't"'l',,
TIA, Asthma. BRONCHITIS, CatArrh, aud
All throat ndlung aiitytiunS---alSo pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous III
bihty, Premature peCav ami Nervous
Complaints, HEELS il his duty Ia make 1t
known In his suffering fellows Actu-
atrd by this motive, he will chevrtully
ssnd llree IL charge to all who desire IL,
the receipt fnr preparing and full dircc-
I 9Soi nv discovered remedy. Those
who wish 10 avail themselves of the
benefits Of this discovery, without cost,
can 40 50 by return mail by addressing
With stamp,
DE CHARLES p. MARsHALL,
No. So Niagara ST., Buffalo, \. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-23
IMPORTANT FACTS
ABOlIT BAKING POWDERS.

Dr. Mott, GOS ernmcnt chem
isI, b. exposing in the SCieniiiic
American. lBaLing Pow ders,
aduIteraIeSl with Burnt Alum,
White Earth. InsOluble l'ho>-
phaie Lime, IEc. He publishes
an annlN sis Of some. Including
sen eraI snld in this market. in
which burnt Alunl - used tn
order ca reduce the cost. and
make "a cheaper article. The use
Of these powders ~ certain to
produce Constipation, DNSpcp-
sitl. Az. Dr. Mott. while seN ere
% eOndeInning these poisonous
Powder, warmly cOmmentls
king Powders properly
made. IA conN enient. CcOnOIut-
csal and WhOlc~Onae. I.Oti AN,
LIST a COS ENCEI.SIOR
BAKING POWDER hIitills
these conditions. "a contains
only pure material. properly
Compounded. EIerg experience
has prev ed a tO he the bel lSilk-
ing Powder ln the market Ash
fOr the Excelsior: SOl0 bJ the
best dealers.