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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
New stock of Ladies and
Gents Gold and silver Watches
lust received.
JACOB W. GRUB
,5eueler.
rnnrmometer RECORD.

As taken at Schncpi's Opera House
drug store:
THURSDAY
1872 ISL
JPN l2G.3r M7RMI7A.S I2N.SPN. 7P.N
"A ~ % % l 20 10 - ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

ID. ARSDr, member Of the Byrant
Literary Society, on last Wednesday,
lost a handsome watch charm. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving the
same at this Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

MISS DICKINSON At TUX OPERA HOUSE
Miss Anna Dickinson at the Opera
House last night was greeted with a
small, but appreCiatlye audience, that
listened to the residing Of her intensely
interesting tragedy. Aurelian, IN which
she portrayed the different characters
in a mastery manner.
We cannot present our readers now
with a synopsis OF the play, and only
have space to say that for pure English
We have never heard it excelled. Ii Is
certainly one OF the most finished and
classical works to which We have ever
listened, and throughout the entire
evening Miss Dickinson aStonlshed her
audience by her grand dramatic powers,
rs most people have imagined her rs
simply a platform lecture, aud did not
dream OF her powers in the dual char
actcr Oi author and actress.
The tragedy is in three parts, which she
read seated at small table, only
occasionally CHANGING at the manuscript
aud in the third act reading entirely
IRON memory, aud in some portions OF
il the most pathetic passages occur.
We lit.AEA iAAaAAl NhtslAhNAto "a INV
close in the same spirit IN which We
viewed il. At the same time, 1t Is evil
dent that il will not draw the people
like some OF the subjects she has here
toiore handled without gloves on the
public stay, which have wonderful
powers 10 draw.
Miss Dickinson has lost none Of her
fire, her voice and look being perhaps
more powerful, as indicated in some
parts OF her reading. than ever before.
COOKS 1 CTURE.
Ii is now certain that an immense au-
dience will greet Joseph Cook in the
Opera House tonight Yesterday every
seat in the orchestra and dress circle,
with the exception Of few close to the
stage and three or four near the en-
trance. and over q hundred in the iami.
IL circle hal beep reserved. To meet
the demand a hundred chairs will lie
placed on the stage as nearly as possible
in positions to afogi view Of the lee
turer, aud these also can be reserved by
applying to-day atll-Ccas. Mr.. Cook
has been lecturing since the first OF this
month in the cities Of Ohio, and recent
reports speak Of the audiences every
where as immense.
Street cars vii be in waiting at the
close OF the lecture 10 carry persons
IRON Bellaire and Martins Ferry to their
respective ferries
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
CLEVELAND & PlTTSBURG r. r
Condensed Time Gard.
anINa EAsT Nm Wi.

GOING EAST AND WEST
On and after Nov. ., lS7g, all trains. will run
daily Except sunday a. follows.
Through trains - PtttsbuSh.
although Trains tO Cleveland.
, through trains b Chicago
puIlman's Parl0y Cars between Welisville aud
Hotel and sleeping Cans on all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
DRY GOODS.
New York,

Nsw YoRK. April S.-Dry Co...
Business still quiet with package lo-.,
and jobbins trade only moderate !
tive. Cotton goods in light demand
prices OF leading makes steadily \
tanned. Prints quiet and steady. -
hams, lawns and piques in fair ne
Mems woolens in light demand
very firm. Foreign goods sluggi,I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

Strub,pyille accommodation leaves BelsaiSe al
..ErN. bridgeport at % and arrives al Sieu-
bcnvtle az els ?. Y.
Lray,s StcubynyiIlC al 80 A. NJ, hridSepOrt
~ 80 "A arrive az RCllairc az 100 A.
rhe StcubenVtllc Accommodation. N adlltou
10 thCir rUcis.a trip "a AMI nom StcueenNiile
will make the tOlloWins tr'VS bctNeeu hSi'N4'N
and Martins Ferry.
RrilrDp1rt 10 Martins Ferry ..,....s. lu,so A. n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

ROBERT Luxe has fitted up an under.
taking. establishment at No. 1870 Markei
street, and is now prepared 10 attend "a
all orders in that line promptlp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

A PARTY giving the name OF Mullen,
claims 10 have been badly beat up las,
night IN the alley running from Market
TO Chspline streets, just north Of the
City Bank, by three roughs BE hung
on 10 bis money, but was fearfully
pounded.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

The superiority and low prices
of our garments must be seen
Co be appreciated. Our goods
meet the wants Of professional
men. mechanics mechants ana
farmers. Will open Wednes-
dan, April 9Th, at 1928 MarHei
stree {, adjOI ming Opera House.
OEHn ~ 90, PrOp'rs-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

Ir you have Q cough or cold you
should use McLsin's Pectorsl Cough
Syrup. Il viii cure you quicker than
anything else. Sold BY most dealsis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

INSTRUCTION Books for Violin, Flute,
ACCORDION, Guitar, &c, for less than
cost, at Sheib's, Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

GLASS Shades OF every size and style
at Hutchins' Art Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

ELEGANT Piano Covers cheap at
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

stopping when uNQulrtu ~ SuVlule., nN-HN'
EtnaviNe West Wheeling aud Gravel Hill
TickctS and basuyagc chcCks "a all Puncipat
oolntS In the East and West can D pgpSnred Al
r. tickct ofhcc In bridgeport = \ MYERS
noylQ General lSSsCngCr Ticket Agen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
Removal.

Removei.
have removed from lilt Main stree.
70 "A Eleventh street fold Unlonl, nei MI
second ward market house. ana wSI ,ha
h niessed to PEE my customsrs ana tue
nubljc. John Emshsimsr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
BslIairs and Southwestern r. q,

VUNUkNSEN INK TABLE
nN AMI AFTER MARCH =, iSSA TRAINS
~ w,ll arrive aad depart A. io'ioNa hsiiaire
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

Trains male connection With 3. 80 SiiiC y
y railroasiS An rains run daily. SUNDAY eN'
c.,ted = L. MOONEY, President
6EO. HENRY. GCb1 Manager. apo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

SUNDAY Express leaves Wheeling al So A, n,
arriving a. Neiisbuus AZ 9.4i A. n. and AZ S1eu'
lsaylllc ~ g.5t a Y. connecting With Pacific
txpyrSs for all Western points 49,.
Trains lrsy - Columbus a. 3. % 2. and o;SO
A N. run daily. Through Chicago Express,
leaves Columbus daily except sunday, AZ 80 ?.
Al with sleeping car ATTACHED. arriving in Chici-
goat 80 next mOrulug. Births can be secured
M advance a. Union Depot ticket Omce, Colum-
bus -,
Pullman drawing room sleeping cars thrOuEt
without change from t<Jbcnyille East - thlla'
dFIphlRull New Iogk. aud West 10 Columbus,
CINCINNATI Louisville Indianapolis and 81
Louis. t
F0r through tickets, bass.Sc cG2cks. sleeping
ar sc,ouuoiations aud auy farther iutorma-
uun apyly t1 Joseph n. Belleyllle, Ticket Ascus
AZ Panhandle Depot. loot % Eleventh street or
Al Clty TiCke. Once, under McLure House
Wheeling.
u:w. L O Brieu, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent Columbus. q. app
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

TEE members Of the United are max.
ing vigorous efforts tor the silver horn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
DnprTISTRx,

rItO THOSE THAT DESIRE To SAVE THElR
natural teeth We would nay that We are now
better prepared than ever before 10 enable them
10 90 ~. by the use OF an ELECTRO- MAGNETIC
ptrGsER We can and are making better and
Landowner Gold Filings. with more ease 10 our
patieuts than have heretofore been made IN THIS
city OF elsewhere, without the all Oi the klecGlc
PluLyer What We Jay WEE n prove oy actual
demons.r Ton Call aud see Tor yourselves,
JAMES ". 81 re- son 4 som
vllyb No mas Market 81. " aecling, W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
A-.-
wErBoUSD TRAINS.

NJ. 10 ou saturday uIshL has no connection
lot Chicasu nr -aEigsky.
PuIIman Palaoc. pr.Niug Room and sleeping
Cars on all uight trains
tg,,, ,ruurctluu, axe made tOr all points
south aud southwest North ami NgTlHWeetl
y,.kinu thi.a desirable ruute toy COlOnists and
pgr~ouS rny,ug o. the great West, aud 10 whom
particular attention l. given.
40 EstUls a. all stations between NheehnS
and Graitul ....,,,,,.
wHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

On hromo, Snowflake, Lace, c,c c.
gu name In gold, loo MILLER Goi -
oaok Senuo. y, i a.
n~o A WEEK. ll2adAy al horae e.,.,-
SlE Costly OUTFIT free. Ailn,.. rIr, a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
Allrrlins 8e9lster
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New vert,ssraonta.

RemoyaI-John Emsheimer- Head
OF Local.
Wall Paper and Window Shades
John Friedel.
Extra Seats Tor Cooks Lecture.
Notice to Road Contractors.
For Cinciunati-Steamer W. y. Chan
cellor.
Commissioner Notice.
Special Noiicr-Cummins u Woods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
AT soc, White Skirts.

At l2!c, pure Linen Towels.
At5c pard, jobs in Dress Goods.
At Sc, good gingham.
Opening New Goods daily. John
Emsheimer, Is Eleventh street, near
Second ward market house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
1, BLUM e. BRO.

I.1hUI &c BRO
OFFEE
COLORED SILKS AT 55c.
COLOREO SILKS Al Hoo
COLORED SILKS AT SIS
COLORED DAMASERS AT 500
COLORED STRIPED SILKS Al N.O1
Our Colored silks cannot have their equal ia
this market Tor the prices offered.
Ladies. Il you wish ~ save money, get sIyunh
silks get a good select Oh % select trom come
10 the SILK HOUSE. We have the largest stock
aud We mean "a sell them.
L. Blum ~ Bro,
Il0i MAIN STREET.
mnT1l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

WIN leave promptly on ne aooys n, =.
make connection with All tni ,,., 49, $500
Ote ,, eOA'a ''sA John n LuKgSs CAPT
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wheeling and Beliaire Passen-
ger Packet.

yrNHE NEW STEANER. PRES E-S--N
ELLISON. Tor thc agc0mmo- S-<~ss@.
dsfion Of the public, VIII lSaIcI,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09

one PRICE ATLANTIC oLoIHlMo HOUSE.
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To CLEVELAND
,Ty 5U1ursHui - Minute


lEAyr Accom-. EXpucSS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-09
BALTIMORE { ohio r. R. co,
-AsrBOUND rRAISS

Gu and after Nov. ", lSls, Passenger Tram
sill leave as iOllOWs-Nhceling umo;
National Republican., 1880-09-20

If not absolute ruin, TO our present sound
aud healthy monetary system. Such a
prospect is sufficient to startle, alarm aud
confound the business interests of the
country.
Then, again, that class which makes war
upon the "bloated bondhoder" and his
interests is the controlling power of the
democratic party. 1t is the purpose and
will he the pride, of that class to reduce
our national securities to point as far be-
low par as It is possible TO punish the rich
for being atiluent. The holdels of our gov
ernment securities have occasion for alarm,
and, what is more aud worse, no stretch of
the imagination can encompass and forosee
the measure of disaster to our national
credit that will follow democratic victory
in the pending canvass. Democratic his
tory, bad as it is, does not measure the ex-
tent of mischief that will be entailed upon
the country by placing power in the hands
Of those X.confederate statesmen who will
control HANCOCK and his administration MS
readily as the currents of air act upon the
vane which ornaments the church spire
The danger that turks in the result of this
struggle if the democrats win cannot be too
kcenly apprchcnded by the business in
prosperity or universal embarrassment will
follow as inevitably rs effect follows cause
in natural philosophy.
National Republican., 1880-09-20
POLITIC1J NOTES.

THE Philadelphia Times says: 1T wouldn't
be much of surprise to see the democrats,
after all, calculating that they are better of
without a grceuback success in Maine. Ro.
tating IDEAS come very handy in some emer-
gencies."
THE Capital cannot refrain from rcmarking
that "the democracy that counted out tho
greenbackers in the cruelest manner in Ala.
bnma are rejoicing over the fact that they
counted them IN along the shore of wooded
Maine. Odd sort of a world this"
YABDLEY #. BRowN, esq editor of tho
Loudoun Telephone published at Hamilton, Va,
was in tho city on Saturday. He reports his
county thoroughly organized and feels conf.
dent that the republicans will elect their
member of congress In the eighth district.
National Republican., 1880-09-20
srrAKrns VS.. NrwspApERs.

The st. Louis Globe Democrat has the fol-
lowing sensible criticism upon the extraor-
dinary amount Of campaign speaking in
this canvass, and the amount of money it
costs:
Seriously, the question may be asked whether
anything at ull is accomplished by the ira
ditional tactics of sending out campaign
speakers; we doubt whether single instance
could be adduccd Of a man who had changed
his mind, or Of a citizen who had becn per-
suaded TO change his vote, by any eloquence
or argument Of campaign speaker. Nor is
the reason far to seek. The opinions of the
people are formed by an almost infinite null
titudc Of facts and circumstances, very few of
which are within the range Of any speakers
Influence. The utmost that the speaker can
do is to present very small number Of facts
or arguments for tho consideration Of his
hearers, and in the existing condition of
human knowledge IL is almost impossible that
these should be new. The most powerful
speeches of the best orators when analyzed
consist merely OF facts aud arguments which
have been published and repeated a thousand
times by the daily press, in which, indeed,
they first made their appearance.
National Republican., 1880-09-20

THE Telephone is the attractive name Of q
very attractive weekly paper just issued by
Messrs. GoBMoHT & BEARDsLEY. 1t is as
readable and bright as it is handsome III typo
graphical appearance. The first number con-
tains a salutatory, which announces that the
proprietors have "a full supply o hope"-an
article which, with an equal supply Of cash, is
bound to insure success in the journalistic
world. The senior editor also gives the first
installment Of series of random rccollec-
" tions," which promise to be very interest.
ing feature of the paper. Tho paper through
out shows the work of accomplished writers
and iournalists.
National Republican., 1880-09-20

IT may be that the business men of our
country are not sufficiently awake to the
perils Of uncertainty, Which, fora time, the
democrats succeed, must hang over the COM
mercial and general business community.
The furry in Wall street on receiving the
first dispatch announcing greenbacI demo-
cratic victory in Maine was outside Of poll.
tics. 1t spoke the sentiment of The inan-
cial circle there us clearly aud indubitnbly
ns at any time during the excitement of the
war. 1t meant doubt and uncertainty TO
the extent Of drop Of three per cent. in
stocks aud bonds.
Should the democrats come in on the 2nd
Of November, there will be before us n year
of cloud, of doubt as to what will be done,
for the new president will not go in until
March 4, and the new congress will not
meet until December, 1881. Should the re
publicans continue in power there need be
no stay in the wonderful commercial, finQn-
cial aud industrial success which is ours
to-day. We know what will be the policy
ofa new republican administration. Mr.
SHERMAN's work will not be set back, no
reaction will follow, but the course he
marked out years ngO and has so ably pur-
sued will be continued to final complete
success. We have seen by the alliance of
greenbackers and democrats what the latter
party is capable of doing to secure power.
1t is the offices and the power they regard,
not the business inte rests of the country.
National Republican., 1880-09-20

A COMMITTEE of republicans from the
first congressional district of Virginia is
now in the city, headed by Dr. w. W.
DOUGLAS. Its mission is to wait upon the
congressional committee to assure them
that practical harmony has been attained
among the republicans of the district.
National Republican., 1880-09-20

Hon. PORTER SHELDON of Chautauqua
county, n. Y, who was a liberal republican
in 1872 and TILDEN elector in 1876, made
a rousing GARFIELD speech at jamestown
last week. He is hard at work in his old
congressional district bringing back all those
who wandered with him from the repubh-
can fold
National Republican., 1880-09-20

THE American reprint Of BldcktcoodS Maga.
zine has been received from Whitaker
We acknowledge the receipt from the pub
fishers, l.. r. Hamersley & Co.. Philadelphia,
of the United ScIrice for October. This review
well deserves the large aud increasing circu-
lation it has in army aud navy society.
That excellent weekly magazine, LiheWS
Liuing Age, is smong the most welcome to our
book table. The contents OF the last number
will well rcpay perusal
National Republican., 1880-09-20

New JERSEY has its full republican con-
gressionol ticket in the field, and the New
ark Daily Adrertiscr says; at is a SYM
metrical ticket and shapes uphandsomcly.
at is the representation New Jersey needs
"and ought to have.p
National Republican., 1880-09-20

THE Sunday Hc,dM is too thoroughly
democratic in lis sympathies, its thirst for
spoils, its prescription forpoliical opinions
sake, and its devotion to the idols of democ-
racy to fool anybody by its sudden conver-
sion to liberality in the civil service of the
government. It's present position on the
question of federation is too hypocritical to
command respect. 1t cannot rise above its
party affiliations, and to pretend TO do so
ouly makes an impostor of itself 1t
knows that its party is the most proscrip-
tive known to history. II knows, unless it
is willmlly and necdlessly ignorant that
the democratic party has not tolerated re-
publican sentiment or republican voting in
the south, where to-day nn honest expires
sion of political sentiment in free aud un-
trammclled vote would bring at least nine
southern states within the republican lines
that are counted solid in the democratic
column. Knowing this it is merely hypo-
critical for it to open its peannt shop TO
vend small political wares that are damaged
by the record of its own party It cannot
dclude any clerk in any department by its
insincere advocacy of liberal policy in
ollice.holdng in the face Of the proscrip,iye
history of the democratic organization.
Even children cannot be deludcd by such
pretended innocence 1t Is too thin aud
Transparent
National Republican., 1880-09-20
NEW POBLICATIONs.

OTHER FOOLS AND THEIR DOINGS; or
LIFE AMONG THE FREEDMEN. BY one who
has seen Il. New York; j. S. Odlyie & Co.
This work, u no., Of 23l pages, is commend.
ed to the public by tho national republican
committee 1t is written something Of the
style Of the Fools Eranl," but evidently
by another author. The Boston jVd'ctmqn
thinks the appropriate title should be "Other
Demons and Their Victims" The sceno Is
laid in South Carolina after It had been re-
solved to carry the elections through ntmi.
daton and murder. Among its incidents is
the Hamburg massacre, in which Senator NJ.
c. Butler figured, and whose bloody diabolism
was made stepping'stono to eley yate him to
the United States senate from the bloody
ground of his state. Tho story is thrilling
aud exciting and is based upon facts
EDUCATION: INTELLECTUAL, MORAL AND
PHYSICAL. By HEEBEET SPENCER. b, Apple.
ton Co.
This is a reprint of little work that has
been twenty years before the public, aud has
attained great popularity
WHO IS YOUR WIFE? A complex oonundrum
colloquially considered by WALDORF II. FHu-
IIrs, LIB. New York. e. Hale Son.
This is a papercoyor piece Of literature that
is intended to satiriz3 matrimony Of the pres.
ont day,
THE REPUBLICAN TEXTBOOK FOR THE
CAMPAIGN OF 1850. A fun history of james
4. Gorie,a's public llie, win o.her political IN.
formation. Iiy %. =. HEspNE, A.. My president
olHIam College New orN D, Appleton G Co.
This work bears the Endorsement Of the re-
publican commi.,cc, and Acuco may be re-
National Republican., 1880-09-20

Mr.. FAwcETT, the British posimastcr.gen-
cral has a new plan for facilitating the small
savings of the poor. A saving chill may now
get an official strip of paper intend ed to hold
twelve stamps, add stamp at time to it as
he can save penny, and when it is full take
it to the postofice and get a savings bank re-
ceipt for a shilling, the minimum depost
VIII ich it will pay tho Postoliice Savings bank
to take.
National Republican., 1880-09-20

THE republican congressional committee
fired two hundred guns on Saturday last in
honor of the election of DAVIS in Maine.
In view of this incident, even, the green
hackers 80 right on with their protestatou
that PLAIsTED is elected, and WEAVER
congratulates him on his election. The
official returns will soon settle that ques-
tion definitely, and DAVIS will be elected
National Republican., 1880-09-20

North Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi and
Arkansas were captured by the democrats
through the shotgun and rifle, aud that
through such agencies Mr.. HAYES was
despoiled Of their votes There was no
fraud in that, of course, because it was
perpetrated by the democratic party. There
is no fraud in suppressug the republican
vote by outrage and intimidation, because
those are democratic methods.
National Republican., 1880-09-20

BALTIMORE is shipping more grain to France
than ever before, the balance of trade with
that country is in our favor, and that nation is
now one of our largest customers. Only a few
years ago our purchases from France amounted
to several hundred thousand dollars more
yearly than our sales.
National Republican., 1880-09-20

THE old aboliouists of the western
states, but especially of the "we,tern re-
serve" " in Ohio, will have grand reunion
at Alliance on the ID and 81 of October.
Not having continued true to the faith
through good and evil report, but having
weakened and dropped by the waysde,
TRUMBULL, DooLITrLE, Ross and JULIAN
will not be there.
National Republican., 1880-09-20

IT is to be deeply regretted that Hon.
RAY V. PIERCE representative in congress
from the thirty-second New York district,
has been constrained by considerations of u
private nature to resign his seat. This will
involve the necessity of electng his sue.
cessor for the unexpired term MS well as for
the next congress. Mr. PIERCE so far as
his health has permitted has made very
intelligent and faithful representative.
National Republican., 1880-09-20


INTO THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERATION.
a study by HELEN CAMPBELL. author OF the
'Ainslee Series" etc New York Fords, How
ard a Hurlbert.
The author of this volume has made good
reputation for herself US a practiced writer,
whose wit, good sense and genuine powers Of
delincation appear to excellent advantage IN
this peculiarly interesting story. As lis title
implies, its purpose is to show that each char
acter possesses peculiar attributes that often
lie hidden for generations aud then crop out.
The see nes are laid in the region Of the great
lakes some thirty years ago, taking in Lake
Champain and the region round about its
shores. The grouping of characters includes
the American, Irish, Scotch, French Canadian,
etc, and the tale is well but briefly told. 1t
is well worth reading, both for its peculiar
character and its intrinsic interest