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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28

.l.. ...,U.g u.t voting
t,...., ,... s~ quite .W innovation up
., ,.. usual waaUyr ui collecting
sr...a., a West \yrgluls, We PRINT It
a,r Ga,-.iI Ite senate.
.,,... u. ts,tUty yt thy Aui,tor,
s' b a .,..g ,.r passage 90 tuIs at ~
t.ts.a'... Oh .au~s o. bn constructed
81. >.....t number au apparatus
'.... .-a ragr.uw register and pro
N..t .s.E t.. ,.uj.yu.U section ui
..' a.. Na.u.F.r lr ..s.l have the
s... ...,,ga...i lU s.GiU,ut numbers
-..ts a.y county herewith, hc
,... .....s .... Assessor ui such county
ii.. .,.. aaJ irvvJvi tUc Sdme tO hun
".., >,,.,. auj most economical man
",. .....- a T.cslV, iug tUC same. The
'.a..., obtaining JIt cities ui the
so. ,.s.l b.. Uy>J supplied aud alter
"a..' ... .'.CJ counties lU such order
az .'.t .s u.,t Convenient In order
.....g.r. iU. .ajrty, and dealers
".... i.g .se uI tbg instrument, lt shalt
70. t.ty @ tlS Auditor tO send
t...''.t gas, ui instructions 10 the As
>.,,.g' 90 ySsa C..u;v Tor distribution
.'t" .'. ta.HHr - N.HNA 90 NAAaaAA ~ AAAA
"a.t .. sU.U Assessor, to tuliy explain
' ..'H dealer the instructions and the
"'. 'c .' operating the rrg styr-
~. Whenever the Assessor Of
"'' 1885. >sa. uysriyy ivGm the Audi.
'. .'. Ieyg>>Jry registers Ee shall W,-
-. ..A...y ,aUse the same o. b1 urm.y
"N.i a.,"uUUg o. plans ant lustrUc-
'.'> .s..>uyJ Uy said Auditor, IN q
",i ..olls place lU tue rJO1 OF de-
.'..' sat P,Syr u, business Oi every
t.Na within ms district hCrUSCt to
:. f. 7,,-a sY;T,,UoUs liquors, vine,
..... -", tgyryy thinks yi like nature.
N...' I.rslU i hereinafter designated
az ..e -.J,l dealer Whom the retail
',. .'s>'rys Oh SCI, matt iiguovs under
''.' "..a>'. there shall ta placed an al
t...''a. register IN like manner as above
it'n' but az leS>, SIX feet distant
4" '"g other register, ani oRe = to
l"Ui't red ant uarSsi a. malt
"t'.I 1-'ster, ant the other l. % D.
'.''.el ,.SrS and marked az au alcO-
. Nluny register. IN such manner
- '-srSCtyy sS the Slli Auiitor shSli
t'eSU,c. t,gU Assessor Si.aI. a. soon
St TettiNcS the registers irOm the
Aa'i'r l'cJte the same within his dis
"',' '5 county, Svc-rta- On the re-
1''emeU,S yi JlIs al, All rcpOyy On
','' AGt-.r and o. t.c County
S.lri 90 sac Asses rs county that
'e 0lty inquired oi hl.a las been per
.-'.'' lag Assessor shsIl see that the
ts'''Iam1cU,s are Kept f-u,ly attached as
;-..-i ,-.'.y! 10y lam aUd Kept iu Eo0i work
- o'itr, and Tor tUjs purpose shSll.
-" '''ag o. t.ue, ia>rsct the same.
81 u, a.,gr SUCH r,-i,.s5 shall have
-" iaI into use, lt tsec1nes inopera.
... ''s ~ cut q order, il shall be the duty
=, -, "a ae@,es al once % give notice oI
's '@et 10 the Assessor. Who shall
s ,',''S POn replace /, Immediately with
- ~Hi perfect one, aud charge the
i,Ns1sei dealer with the cost Of repair,
re % % replacing the injured register
- Ali'ior shall provide each 1ssos,
Win 'afaGsns number 0i registers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
lT THE STATE HOUSE
OoSss or THE sOLOSs YESTERDAY
ss,,,s Passes the " Bell Punch" Bill
Plr,h. Brothers, Punch with
C,rsn-An Effort TO Shorten
he Session Taxation OF
Bonds, etc.
WHEELING, February 2Ith.
SENATE.

.r.u .,n was taken up with the
I'm, ami DISCUSSION Of bills upon
,.sg passage.
' RS b. B.ru.,z made the opening
paysr ...,r,.
..-,,a..y y,ai
u, Tur.rr introduced new bill lis
..,...,f d. So ui sUmmer:l ;. h. No.
r.1 smeuiius the provisions Of the
.-t...r..ri u gaming lotteries, etc.
mIs PASSED.
,E " iit. in regard to the choice
.r mp ar.usz.,t5uu ui u Board Of
u.-..,.r, Tor tho Hospital Tor the
,...t Weston. The Board Of Direct
-f,tl be- COMPOSED Vi nine members,
..,.,.. ..l,s.s, the first consisting OF
-. ana iHt second Of four members
r.-,. a tir first class shall be two
90, ami uf the second four wears. The
t,-'.-.r, shall during the session OF the
.,.-... disappointed by the GOV-
- U.4 shall all all vacancies that
.....ur Nj more than three OF the
E-....r, ,iaI. be- selected from the Coun-
49,. Iaar,. duj ROT more than one oi
I ..r.r, iruW any one county, AMI
.r.rrNi,r provided by law, any
.'-......,.i directors shall constitute a
..... rrr t.u transaction OF such spe-
e.. ......a.,, a, NAV be- designated and
..-....i Iy "a iuIl hoJrt The direct
.-....r.. i.. rg.l tl,lv actual and necos-
.,.....,..a>.., .ul 10 tua Hospital funds,
rr..Huug meetings 90 the board.
H y. .uI rutyt, that every TaiI-
r..f...uUy heretofore or hereafter
.-..-,.r.tgi which has, by the bulld-
.r..t ,.r.r -lIi ur otherwise, ubstruct-
"a ODD. shall hereafter unStrurt any
....l >.uI immediately PUt the
......a-.u..ri Ju "a, ruuj condition
g..... ,s.h ,ul>-lu- ui ,.lt road aS It
...r.. ....su.G obstruction. AMI on the
f#.-. .. ,u.a company tu tu So or u
,s.....u aul iu repair any ditch made
r.-.r ... lsr tgD,.li 90 suth rd'irudi,
,.. ,.t .WHaUy shalt br deemed
yir. wi-tgiu,auur aUt be hnet
....t.a. .us hundred dollars.
SO ~. I>,. % j... O" create "a County
t.r....ta % I.gulu lui Commissioners iur
......E .i Wood. UUi,r the 34th
s...a .i iug sta ar,lrie uI the tonsti-
g,s.U
u.-. Ui N1. :, amending the
~.. lass lu u,-JTi t1 the duties OF
f|... Z.HIH|..sI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28

'lfA illNh NlfHbl '
NuIIIsD. v "a. February - ls1y
SeAl.i pruIs.aI. " ~ be Uuisr,i 81 the once
If The tIty Ilrfk uutH raiufihy. NArh :, it,g.
ailo'ciurs " i'f the us ui the 's.al scslss
10 the First scruui. iuuHh, iliih. h.febh Ani
Figh,h paris Il ue riiy, iol the rnsninF yea.
IhP ssais. that pTrIssAls viii " rfrif Ell iof ih
iir siH,yc Hanr-i wsuis ar a. iuIluat.
Ftni MafI lAsAiTa near tbs O'rnsf Oi ns'ehlh
and Nsfs q street sis,,. Uic ~ oofneT of fouitb
aud MAIN sttrris
seopad wsid- scale, a. she RDnh snd 81 sooond
" ah uafkeL
Foanh Ward HAlss 'mr uu the cDfnsr q hod
and scNcnts-- nth sturts ati Onr ~ the easi ehh
of old Zane strret hriir, hraf l5th street
IiHh Ward Soslos-Ons si tbs south .nd 'i tls
Nahet s.tusfr. C.IltrT Wheeling, aud one ~
Hplley bros coal bauk.
seventh ward scsios located on Zane street
EiyhIh Nsh sale --isss on the C0fnsf 81
TLigti ulut4 and Jso0b street, aud 90" Al
Bs-tiey Hr- upsi bans.
Al li'is b. lr.p -aid sale IN EO,Si order AID
rsIair tn rOinmitirC o. issIss ff-sfNis TIE
kLLX. uPDEGHAFT.
TNWL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
Feels Yoanz AEAin.

MY mother was afflicted a long time
With Neuralgia aud a duh, heavy, IN
active condition oi tine whole system;
heaiarhr. nervous prostration, and was
almost helpless. NOphysicians OF med-
ieines did her any gDoi. Three months
acO she beSan to use Hop Bltters, siih
such gOOt elect thst she seems ami feels
young again, although over 20 years old.
We think there i 40 other medicine nj
70 use IN the family. a LADY. Proyi-
dsncp, X. /.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
Fail OF a Railroad Bridge.

WILMINGTON, Ill, February PA
span, ITO feet long, OF the iron railroad
bridge of the Chicago < Alton railroad
here, gave way this morning as an
empty coal train was passing over, and
precipitated three cars into the channel
Of the Mannakcc river, over thirty feet.
The other sections Oi the bridge, OF the
Howe truss pattern, were injured. The
loss is several thousand dollars. No
was injured. 1t Is supposed the keen
frusts had affected the pOnderous cast
ings. Trains will temporarily run over
another branch OF the road and no de-
Law will occur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
CAPTAIN BOYTON.
Nearly Crushed to Death.

CINCISNATI, February 25.-Capt, Boy
ton. who is floating down the Ohio river
Ia his rubber suit, Was caught Ia
gnrgr, last evening, near Nelisyllle, q,
AMI nearly crushed to death. His gun
fl.rd Vi,A water. and all attempts 10
Dar ul, distress signal failed. Tie finally
succeeded in extucating himself from
his perilous situation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
for the Wars.
The Amende Honorable.
GRAFTON, w. VA.
Under the Wheels.

NEwBuRG, February 26.-lsaac Nor
riS, aged seventy years Was run over by
an engine here this afternoon and IN
stantiy killed. lie was walking on the
track toward home, and stepped off on
another track to get out Of the way OF
the train coming west, and an engine
coming irom the rual-shutcs backed over
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
Natal Coal Oil E1plonon.

BALTIMORE, February IA coal oil
lamp explosion occurred this evening IN
a house on Dallas street, occupied by
Mrs. sharpe, her daughter Clara, the
latter's son Harry, AMI man named
Thomas Jones, all colorei. Clara
sharpe and her son were burned tn
death, and thc other two severely IN
jurei. The building WAS destroyed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
Cincinnati.
DRT GOODS.
HeU Tcrz.

NES Yogk, February 27.-i,Ty Goods
-BusiaesS as irregular to-day, with
the pacSaEs houses. and ,ae lOhsan;
trade Tuled quiet. C.,tou gods 10
steady demand and firm EIth Hn-
changed pros JobOcrs haFe al.
yancCd sGms makrs ,iTaiR bazs and
Pna;s quiet tiinEhEm, n lar de-
mani. AMI dre.s -0pds aTs doing sell
Foreizn goods iAiriy active.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
The Rarnagat Disaster.

BARNErAT, y. j., February % Capt:
SAWYER and wife and three scdmen oi
the schosner d. II. Talck, ashore here,
drowned in the storm, last night.
Geneva sawyer, daughter ot the cap
tain, aged two years, the first and sec
ond mates anl three seamen were saved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
- % 80 2. }


BExoxT. q, February ss.-John A.
Grove. merchant oi this place, made an
assignment 10 E W. Mathews to-day
Tor the benefit Of his creditors Mr..
Grove has been in business In Belmont
Tor q long series Of years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
RAILROAD BoNDs-lrregular.
n nntl

hAlLhOAb
STATE BoSDs-Dull.
SrocKs-Thc market opened irregu.
lar and the general list soon exhibited
weakness, prices showing q decline of |!
(a2 per cent, New Jersey Central,
which wSs heavily pressed for sale, be-
ing the most prominent in the down
ward movemement. Western Union
and Lake Shore were, however. excep-
tionally strong, the former advancing
from 1927 To 1861 and the latter from lOi
to IL. About midday the entire market
assumed steadier tone, and during the
afternoon considerable buoyancy char
acterized dealings, the advance
from the lowest point rang
ing from to , per cent. Western
Union, which had declined To 1885 rose
TO 1861. New York Central sold up
from 36l to 39l. After these stocks tho
leading features were Lake Shore, Erie,
Delaware, l.ackawanns and Western
and the grange shares. The market
closed strong. The transactions aggre,
gated 275,0OO shares, oi which oorWn
were Erie, 5000 lake Shore 2a,uD
Wabash, 1000 Northwestern common,
5000 preferred. 1900 ST Paul com.
mon, 1000 preferred, 5000 Delaware,
Lackawanna aud Western, 1000 New
Jersey Central, 2l,OOO Michigan Cen.
trail, 5000 Union Pacific, 5000 -,
Joe preferre,l, 3,Oo0 OhiOs $1,000 West
ern Union and 400 Missouri, kansas
and Texas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
Judge Riyes Again.

D,syIILE. Va. February .. judy
Alexander RiVrs l. lo.ding I ;. Court
here. Fiyrc county judges were indicted
by tbs grand jury to-day for falling I"
allow negro Jurors. 'ipui Indignation
un.A Aaiig
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
SEALED PROPOSALS..

wHEgIIss, " Va. bfbrunry u. lsl.
sssissi Pgatssals Hili be revived si the or.0s
ol de iiy Cifrt gniiI Tbufstsy, hsieh pss.
H2O'ess.k kF X SO furnishing The tlfL Nstf
wmss. Clty Baildinz L,st e . aud Ho>< Hoes
plth Ciesn CoSI, NiIed fi,aI, % cal a. esnr'
firm the lsnt asiivsrrd Af the wsisf Nofks
and sof otss year. .<Yi.i8ils 80 Ne tr.t "a VI
Apfll. is71 IAf usent u y n,slis hl9nlhlr, ~
s,,tr,<t,f u kite 60rsd afi E0si seIf1ty f0f ils
fUlGlIla.st 0( ne o,snirsst Tbs bids "a y ~.
d,fs.. sFn, f0si fnY wster NOfts" snd ~
dt,-..-t % tls Cbalrmsa ~ the tDmh.itiss Ga
Naisf W0skA AItA. IfDfthAfFs
Glfa..4I CIR Tie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
Rumor that Governor Nichols VIII Be
sign.

Nav ORLEANS, February 2I.-Ihe
Tmcs tomorrow will publish the fol-
loving: There was a TumOT on the
streets Yesterday 10 the effect that Gov
eruor Nichols was about TO resign. The
causes which will induce him 10 take
this important step are not stated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
sElI.ED PROPOSALS..
Cf,sKs OyyIos

or IfIEE's OrpIcy,
wHrTIISG. " Va frbTusrJ y. lsls
rsaIs-i Prgs~al- viii ~ s-slSsd a the onss
rl tiF llty tIsfk, gut1 IhursisY. bAIrhs p''.
81 o'clnct o. a.. Coz de maklns aud dsiitefJ ~
al Csfiins, the dty ~ wheilihg MAJ saHl ",
one yeaf r.rrjt water piIf. stop fs-ss Anh
Gns pisgn. Blda ~ ~ eBdof.~i, -PfDJ--as lDf
CNsilHes Sc the City," and adiressf 70 TIE
Chairman ~ the Com mittas on water v Sfks
sbIs~Dii ALEx. rPBEDBAFF, GiI Clefs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28

sAvEtiIae ami money hy early resort
inzto Dr.. c. McIane's Celebrated Wonn
Specific or Nermiia2e, A. i never iAils
in the most Obtase c&sss Only t'e sure
70 read fleming bra. ,. Wood street,
Pittsburgh" on ths lab@ OF yoa vii
be cheated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
LIVE STOCK.
New York.

NEw YORK, February 21.-Beeves-
Receipts 81 head; not enough Ia make
a market; feeling better; transactions
at sIa lO!c, which included medium to
extra steers: dressed beet slow at 6tdSc,
with some western dressed selling at 7CD
7lc. Shipments 200 quarters.
sheep Receipts 100 head Market
barely steady at I!@6lc for very poor
TO fancy sheep; inside prices for car
load of western, and outside for dec X
load Of extra Ohio wethers l3l pounds
average.
Hogs Receipts LOO head. Market
fairly firm at - 30,a-) 10; with sales OF
500 AT - 90
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 3 to 6 Per Cent.-Gov-
ernments Active and StrOng-Flour
Quiet-wheat ady-Hogs
in Good Demand.
PIN ANCE.

NEw YoRk, February G.-MoSEr-
Active at SAD per cent, closing at
per cent. Prime mercantile paper j
d5 per cent. Sterling exchange, bank
ers' bills dull at is6; sight exchange on
New York 4S9.
SnyER-Bar silver here at 81 OSi sub
sidiary silver coin iall per cent dis
count. Silver at London, Sold.
l.nyppSupSrs-Ac A ctiyp and strpnp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28

oUnVN RENEDy YoR BALDSEas
NUKE Prornysiea TIss - asJ pspo
asTaf ss1ss 70 psI u vksa heu sr,sn oi
Hsir. Whsssfs q ksasehss b sct'isliy .pse-
dussd sAHDExSox = 90, clniaa Y..ns.
Isu yost. e0UD9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
FOREIGN.
Cardinals to b. Named.

ROME, February 27.-Twelve Cardin.
ais will he named at the Concistory, tn
be held at Faster Dir. Newman was
not Offered a Cariinalatr.
Severe Storm.
ROME. February 27.-The great storm
on Monday night was most disastrous,
the whole coast being strcwm with
wrecks, and at many ports small craft
were blown out to sea and lost. The
new quay at Pasilippo vas almost en-
tirclv DESTROYED. In the interior, the
storm was equally violent. At Rome,
the force of wind was unparalleled, all
the windows uf the Monastery vi Mon
tealle Croci were destroyed, and a por-
ton of the base ot Michael Angelo :
statute of David was swept of.
Offor the Wars.
SuUrHANrToS, February 27.-EX-Em-
press Eugene. accompanied her son,
Prince Louis Napoleon, Ia this city and
witnessed his departure Tor the Zulu war
in South Africa. to-day.
The Amende Honorable.
CAIRO, February 27.-The khedive :
son, Prince IIasSan, commander OF the
army, has publicly apologi1ed to the
English consul for the insults to Rivers
Wilson, Minister of Finance, and Will
son has expressed his satisfaction with
the apology.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, February 2.-tattle-
Recripts to-day $50 head, all through
stock total for three days 1907 heat
Of through and 6Ss head Of local.
Everything sold out; prime 400 10
1900 - 0Ra5 ~; COOL l,?DO to ,So
- i0TI -. common {" fair l,V0 to
l.IGO - coal -, sloCkers, as 10 qualiiy,
q 25lr2 20; bulls. cows and stays = -
h -; sales ilr the week l,lsi head,
against 9i7 fpr the week before.
Hugs-Rcceipts to-day 500 head ;
total ior three iays 7,O1j head; iOrkers
s. gOa4 10: Philaiclphias - 1904 -.
Sheep Receipts to-day 1000 head; /;
total for three days 6 coo head. Mar
ke, declined 100 a)r from last weeks
prices: extra - loo - -: fair 10 good
a 5O,s4 81; common - 2Sy4 %.
Chicago.
CgIcAGO. February @7.-The Dy0Uers'
Journal reports hogs receipts 2O,0OOhead; /;
shipments 1900 head. Market slow
api steady: mixed parking - sBai %;
light - sOla53 ~. choice heavy ~ %
IA 40
Catt!e-Receipts 400 head; ship
meuts 2,2JO head. Market firm and
more acuye. shipping ~ l0s5 l2l;
stocker, and feeders s3 IOs4 co.
butchers strongers: cOBs - O0te4 90.
bulls g J0s4 u
Sheep-Rec,ip 100 head; shipments
80 head Market steady at - 2ss)
1 20.
Cincinnati.
CrxGExATI, February I.-Hos-
Steady with good demand; cDEDm0n
s. gj'a3 %. light g SJfa,4 ~; packing
:. l5,a4 ~; butchers ~ +0s4 -. Re
reipts 2.2Il head shipments i25 heal.
81. LOUIS
IT. LDrIs, February q. - IIogs -
Fairly active; Workers sn'' fHf x eTs
$ 7iG4 10. TneLiuE - 49, Bi
butcher % PhiLi'lrt'. - i1s4 -.
E.-aeipt. s 80 heat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
CHEAPEST DRv GOODS HOUSE
~ TSs orTr AZ
No. 1887 chapIias Street.

s..s-rf tksi q, uOsl<kssf flnx al fsfaiiJ Dry
GsrsGt 80 ~ prls-<: Fssi folssri Print .
~, sa1 cTpe 90 Isn.: nbs!tas. tie.<ls-i
sTi ung.tsssfss-i = 9 =. al ~ ca.n Ssf
ysrf. 80 iAnrzstf Cir fiaLlsss ~ csDs, snd sD
l-s-. go.<fs Ia tfor<yg-sCa. IAiI slsd 10 ca
sf,~--s JDfss q. uffllKk.
sf;< Va. ~ Chsys8.s sirsst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28

PrrTssrrsH, February E.-Pefsoasum
-Quies; crude 81 i1i st PasteF's tos isn-
nsdi,ie shipment; re6ned sts Tor Phil-
sdslphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28

ToLIDo, February q. = Wheat
steady; extra white Miehigan 81 gs;
amber Nichiz1a spot 81 OFT, seller
March 81 Gel; seIler April 81 pgi, seller
Ma a O5i: So. 2 rel Water selIer
March sI ". Asksi, 81 0e bid; ssI'er
Nav 81 05i: zestern amherst o3i- Corn
Quiet; So. 2 rpo; 3jie; sslier May
%. O.ts-DuII; So. = &c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28

GA. CIIr. February ?7.--Pctrolcum -
Market opened at 0dl aud advanced to
g1I, which prir the market clns,ri,
shipment. 2H,COo barrels, Averaging
q nI. Transactions 10000 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-02-28
sealed Proposals Tor sse oi
Coal kcalcs-

epld,mi,s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-27
Feather Flowers.

First pick your feathers very carefully, lay
ing them all in box to themselves: do not put
too many in one box SO that they will be
unused up Then take a piece of beeswax the
size of a walnut and put prepared chrome green
in it, and put on the stove till melted: must be
quite thick when cold again. Then take artif-
cial fowers--must be small and of bright COL
ors; take hair wire and wrap around the flow
ers, making u long stem. Next take small
piece OF wax and wet your fingers and press it
tightly around the bud, letting the wire come
through the center. Select the smallest of the
feathers; strip off the down, clip off the stems,
and stick in your wax close to the bud, then
larger feathers, and SO on, till you have your
flowers as large as you want. Some I notch
around the edge, and some draw through the
scissors and curl them, and then form in a
wreath, and if you have selected nice, clean,
white goose feathers you have wreath as
nice as any wax flowers, and they don't cost
one half the money. BUCKEYE GIRL.
UNION, Ohio.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.
BRADFORD, Kan.

The barometer was invented about
A. D. 1648.
HALF the population of the globe is
concentrated in China and India.
LORD BACON was great thinker and
writer before he was Is years old,
WATER cannot be raised in a suction
pump more than about thirty-two feet
The population of Asia is about $780,
100000, or nearly three fths of the en-
tire inhabitants of the globe.
The finest corn for making bread is
produced in the Southern States, and it
is likely that the general use of corn
bread in the South is owing to the SUI
periority of the corn for cooking pur-
poses. The sugar-corn raised and
canned in Maine is everywhere noted
for it's sweetness. The kernels are
large and soft.
TwENTY-THREE years ago few acorns
| gathered from cork oak tree were sent
to various parts OF the South. Atleast
four trees have grown from these acorns
three in South Carolina and one in
Southern California. The first crop of
bark has been harvested from one of
the trees cumming in South Carolina.
It is of sufficient thickness to cut into
shoppers for walls, is sound and of good
quality. With suitable soil and climate,
man who can wait hundred years
can make a fortune by planting and
tending a plantation of cork oak trees.
The black faced Scotch sheep, the
oldest breed in Scotland, are very mus
cular, active and extremely hardy, able
to endure the privations incident to q
life of continual exposure upon the
bleak and storm-beaten mountains. In
storms they instinctively here together
and, although completely buried in a
snow-drift, will manage to push the
snow from their bodies and form cave
over them, in which they will live on
what scanty heritage may be within
their reach until help comes. Thus
buried, they have managed to live two
or three weeks before they have been
found and extracted.
The Scientific american gives nc
encouragement to the effort now in
progress to raise an ti-vaccinatior
feeling in this country. It admits tina
the statistics unfavorable to vaccina
ton, collected either here or in Europe
may be true; but its confidence il
vaccination remains mistaken. TIL,
}, figures teach rather reform of til,
practice of vaccination than an abroga
tion of it. Vaccine virus, not con
J taminated and stripped Of it's virtue b,
humanization is, by repeated
transmission from man to mans boil
free from risks and of certain efficacy
: No better proof of this fact is Requires
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Turning His Flank.

Mr.. Brisket-the butcher -" Good
morning, Mr.. Chattles. You're lawyer
and I want your advice. What can ]
do with man whose dog steals some
meat from my shop?"
Mr. Chattles-the lawyer-"Demand
the value, or summon the owner
Mr.. Brisket- triumphantly -"Then ]
want $1.25 from you, sir; Or else I'll
summons yer. Your dog there ran
away with q piece of mutton O that
valley from these premises last night.
Mr.. Chattles -" Hum - alb - HIM
Then if you'll hand me over 25 cents.
we shall just be square, Mr.. Brisket =
as my fee for consultation is $150."
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than the practical stamping out OF
small pox in this great city. In view OF
the fact that by the general adoption OF
correct vaccination, smallpox, but
lately one Of the worst of human
scourges, has been so thoroughly
brought under subsection in New York
that, with 100000 inhabitants, there
were last year but fourteen cases of the
disease, it is as manifestiy unwise as it
is absurd for our newspapers to lend
themselves to the propagation of anti
vaccination nonsense"