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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30
from New Albany, Indiana-a city that is
getting to be prominent manufacturing
centre. We quote II as follows:

from New Albany lndlana-a city that
getting to be 10 prominent manufacturing
centre. We quote II as follows:
NEW ALBANY, Ipd., August 28.-The
Democratic exodus In this city amounts to
a panic, aud the widest alarm peryades
their ranks. To-day Mr.. George F. Penn,
Democratic Councilman from the First
ward Of this city, and heretofore formid:
able local Democratic politician on account
OF his influence, publishes q card re-
nouncing Democracy, and declaring for
Garfield and Arthur, and Porter and the
Republican State ticket. Mr.. Penn Is
General Manager OF the operative depart
ment OF the glass works.
Hon. Washington g. DePauw, proprie-
tor OF DePauw's American Plate Glass
works, this city, and his two sons, New.
land I. and Charles DePauw, oil hereto.
fore strong Democrats, are out boldly for
Garfield and Arthur, and Porter and the
Republican State ticket.
DR.. Elijah Newland, formerly Demo-
cratic State Treasurer of Indiana, and 0
lifelong Democrat, Is openly for Garfield
and Arthur, and Porter and the Repub.
lican State ticket.
Mr.. Fred Wilson, foreman in the
windowelass works, and heretofore red.
hot Democrat, IL for Garfield and Arthur
and Porter.
The late Hon. John S. Davis was once
the leading Democratic politician Of In
diana, and at his death few weeks ago,
was Judge Of the Floyd and Clark Circuit
Courts.
Three OF his sons have within few
days come out strongly for the Repub.
lican National snd State tickets.
Mr.. David G. Hudson, heretofore pro.
nounced Democrat and active business
man, says: "The business men Of the
country do not need or desire any change,
for times were never 80 substantially good
in this country rs at present i will there.
fore vote for Garfield and Arthur and Por.
ter and the Republican State ticket"
There Is now In course Of organization
at the Depauw American Glass.works, in
this city, q. Garfield and Arthur Club, TO be
composed 81 seventy. five voters, every one
Of whom have heretofore voted the Demo-
cratic ticket. Mr.. George F. Penn will be
the President and Mr.. Charles DePauw,
Secretary.
Three Republican clubs in this city have
enrolled among their memhets eishty.fve
men who heretoiore voted the Democratic
ticket
This is the way It is going all over this
part Of Indiana.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30
GRANT Ar GaLENA,


He Makes Significant Republican
Speech. ,-i
GAIESA, ILL.,, August 2s.-General Grant
was present at meeting of the Garfield aud
Arthur Club last night, and being repeatedly
called for made SPEECH as follows:
LADIES AID GEATLENEN-l did not intend
to sp ak when caiDe here tonight. l am
very much ike Judge uFtpn never made a
Repnh'i an speech in my life, or any kind Of
political speech. | an sure II would reapir,
Some me aud much preparation omake one
Of any length.
II can OF course, go little further than
Judge 0rton and say tnat never voted u Re.
publican Presdvntial cket n my life anu
but one Dem cratic ticket and that was many
/, ears ago when ! was quite young man,
nut ! will pledge you my word rere tonight
that II am sp red, although 1 shall be at
some distance from you on the I'd of Novenl.
Der ! shall return TO Salend 10 csat one Re-
publican vote for President OF tie United
tates, and hop that the city OF GaIens
will cast round Republican vote, such as
itnsver cast before" [ireat applause.
Hon. Phllo A. ort0n. WAC spoke before
Grant Is a recent convert from Democracy to
Republ lcanlsm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30

SAIr,aoRs. August 2S-FIour more uc
tive and unchang d. Wheat, No. Q waste
winter red, spot and August 81 05Na8 o,
september 81 06N: October 81 O75kaI U7X
November 81 tSHal 0sN. Corn, west-n
lower and neglected; weGIarn mixed, spo
nnd August 81 Sip asked September II <a52c
OctrbeF 5Y1sa62Hc. Oats firm and quiet
western white 4Ua4lc. Rye higher at S5a9Jc
Hay unchanged. Butter quiet; prime to
choice western ptctod l4a2Oc. Eggs firm at
l7c Petroleum quiet and unchanged COtie'
strong Rio cargUes Ordinary TO choice lSa
l6Kc Sugar firm; A soft lOSGc, Whisky
steady at ia.
CmIcAao, August 2s.-The Droves' Journal
reports;
0.O01 head. Market unsettled; best wax
common 90 lower; niixed packing ~ b5at IS;
choice heavy IS OOAo 80; light 81 SOao 05.
Closed dull.
s. 600 head. Mar -pt dull common to fair ship
ping s. 00a4 80; good TO choice 81 6Oat 90; Z;
hutohers' $2 20aS 0O mainly; srass Texans
81 4Oa2 so; Kansas and Texans $3 20a3 25
SHEEP Receipts 800 bead: quiet and firm;
common to medium IS 0Qai 00; good, 81 lOa
A2'.
OIHofssArr, August 2s.- Cotton steady at
llAc Flour quiet; ftmIly "a 604l so; fancy
IS 0Oab o.. Wheat; No 9 amber 0ic; No.
2. rad winter 900. Corn, fair demand but
lower rates: No, 2, 4Sac. Oats quiet: No !
mixed SlnS2c. Rye Irregular: No. 2, SIaS6a
Barley demand fair and market Arm No. .
fail 05T No. 2spring 0Oc. PORK dull at Si6 90
Lard dull at u 76a7 SIX. Bulk meats easiel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30
unnreee,,lcnIed Immigr ratlou.

wAsHlSaTox, August 2s.-The immense
immigration to the United States is at.
tracing much attention from Government
officials, and from data already at hand II
is calculated that the arrivals this year will
exGeod the arrivals for any year since
America was settled. The question Is
much discussed here and the belief gen.
orally entertained that the movement
will kesp up for series Of years. Re-
ports from United States Conspis In Ger
many and England and other countries
stats that the movement Of population to
our shore will increase for some time.
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Mr., MeLennis Recovery.

LONG BRASoH, August sS.-rhs Oondi.
tion Of Washington Mclean, Of the Gin.
cinnati Enquirer. was so improved to-day
that his physician permitted him to
BE- dressed and placed in chair by win.
dow. he spoke chesrtglly Of bis hops Of
recovery to his family and q few personal
friends permitted 10 be with him. Dr..
Bartho'ow says his patients strength is
rapidly recruiting, and that she is worth a
dozen dead men, u has been decided
not to remove him TO his home for the
present, perhaps 4 week or more.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30

FoR UFEkRps OF iHIRTY YEARs Mrs.
Tinslow's Soothing Syrup az been used
for children. It corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves ,Dsld collie, regulates the
bowels, curea dySSEtery and diarrhad,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old aud wsll-Irivd remedy.
25 csSll. a boitls. naw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30
EsslIsn win opea iIs wesse, skin,

W4sHISaroS, August 9s.-The Star OF
this evening states itas a fact that Mr..
English has told the National Democratic
Committee that he will not ask the Com.
mittee to send dollar to his State. lie
has indicated that he will take care OF In.
diana, with the understanding that he is
not to be called on to contribute to other
ltataa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30

CHEERyuLNEss, courage and great actiV;
ity ot intellect arc engendered by Fellows,
Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites, and
It's capacity Of imparting power OF endur.
ance to the brain and nervous system is
shown in its property Of sustaining per
sons through mental difficulties. Sold by
Logan, List 4 Co. AwF&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30
zsr1BLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852

hardly more pronounced taste in that
direction. Jake resembles Ben personal.
ly, and there is no room to doubt that II
he had been in Congress at the time OF the
grab he would have "stood in" with Ben
up to the elbows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30

E4lNEsr DR.. W. +. sTKuARr, Baltimore,
writes: / take pleasure in recommend.
ing Colden's Liehig's Liquid Extract oI
Beef and Tonic lnvigorator in consump.
tion, weakness, debility, chlorosiS, etc. ]
have tested 1t with uniYersal sucfess,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30
The Alabama Plan.

BERalSaHaN, Ala August es.-R. Ran.
dolph, editor Of the True Issue, a Green.
back organ, was shot this morning by a.
@. Lane, editor Of the Iron Ags, a Demo.
cratic paper. A lope and bitter newspa-
per war 81 political character caused the
difficulty. Randolph will recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30

,n,,rh Of Hon, Geo q. stnrEiss'
y. I"'.r .'ssch Of the Republican candidate
iIsSf n,,s,por, Saturday night, will be
" W. J !, ,bi. Issue Of the ISTELLlaEScER.
s'la " '.,.lrrIy ~ document and will be read
r'sJa,J 1aa 'S,y spoke Of i. during its delivery
n S,' , ,.pd a,gumeDt upon the issuos Of
=, = i,r between the two parties. We
10, ,,,,.Da S il to the careful pernsal Of
a,.r'ts ',.,z S,dy into whose hands a copy oil 1t
',', ,.' "A, Read it aud land it to your
,.j,llor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30
= NN"Na"
HylroDhObiRl |

Dogs transmit it through their teeth.
Teeth should be kept free from virus, Use
Soaodont. keep the human teeth clean,
and no damage can be done by the man
who says to his girl, ~ feel like eating
you up, daareSt MwFAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30

UsnerAl W"Odt0rd as Tariff Mau-How
tie Was Converted. -.r..
This gentleman who so eloquently ad-
dressed the great meeting in this city
saturday night, is a distinguished lawyer
inSew York City. lie was few years
~ sympathiEer with the free trade
IDEAS that prevail in that importing city.
Holding ,heee views he was employed as
aIaSyeF to examlIe into the Steel ques-
"on asrtspec,s its relations to the question
@inriiI. lie examined the subject ex'
n'''iively, and prepared Rn elaborate re-
pr on the subject. lie came out Of the
elimination protectionist-sn Rnti.free'
uadeT' liencehe was able to speak to our
Peop'ein'elligently and impressivelyon the
'aOlec, as he did in his speech Saturday
night Hesddressed himself emphatically
And particularly to the workingmen in his
SieM audience on this subject, telling then
o. The necessity Of q tariff that would pro
Is'ttiem i!om the paupcr labor Of Europe
neeShored them to remember that the
Democratic party had declared for "a tariff
,ot tevonuO m'y"-"oSLY for revenue
,,oSLY"-said he, pausins impressiyel!
OelTeen the words.
IA 1t any wonder that American me
SaAn'c' are deserting the Democratic party
GOce this enuuCiation Of the party at Gin
aSH'''2 lsit any wonder that such new
"sonlaincA in the following dispats
'0'as Cincinnati Commercial comes TO u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30

-, Gg,yT .nys that he will be at Ga
Ot, ), So,embsr to vote for Garfield,
isl =, y ,..I ,. be will make special trip for
=. ..nrnnse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30

:. ,.r, from Maine grows better and
~, u, Blaine expresses himself conf
sas,' q, end il he does not know how
..., slus' rilI vote no man in the State does
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30

0,yyoRO, Of BslIsire, spoke at
Vts ~, Ohio, saturday night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30

Irroy Ions BnASSoS, Of Weston, on
,,n,c,s himself candidate for re- election
:. i1lse for his present circuit. lie con-
I.I,s bjs announcement as follows:
lRsipc 4 candidate for JndEe ONLY OF
a. % SiyT6 Ciicnir, as il exists under the
,,.strg constitutional Arrangement. those
,t,an % desiring to vote for me, sh 1uid
.,,S yriltrn Or printed over my name on
.a0, NV, b,iots 'FoR JUDdg OF 0LD CIRculT.'
,,Y,sopir,d ~, by an art Of tho Legislature
neei March I, 1879
1bsis a rather peculiar announcement.
V.isIer that the Judge does not desire or
,r,ct, to be a judge alter the expiration
dbs present term ending December
a. Dsrt-inasmuch as his present circuit
.,o, likely to exist after that time. 1t is
us composed Of the counties OF Ran
J,,b. Tucscr, Barbour, Lewis, Webster,
t;ipsr, Preston and Upshur. Hereafter,
rbsa ths constitutional amendment is
,isp,ed las it will be) it will consist Of the
srntits Of Upshur. Lewis, Braxton,
ydlOIis sud Webster.
laGprch ssit ia pretty well understood
aL Judge Brannon does not really desire
b,4n,iD on the bench, the inference is
SGhenay now be running for purely
,ngtlicaI reasons--witb o view Of testing
ltpguladty and availability, IS it were,
Mths United States senatorship next
Iirtr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30

sTooKs-,rhe market opened firm, but
subsequently, declined kto2k per cent and
later recovered \ 10 ~ pr cent. During the
the late dealings free selling movement
caused q sharp define in price, which ex-
t,nded throughout the list Montauk Coal
Company was an exception; this stock rose
to 7o1l aud closed NJ IS bid, and holders arv
confident of still higher prices The market
for the general list closed weak at about the
lowest figures OF the day. The decline from
the highest point was v to 8SS pei cent, aud
most marked IN Delaware La1kawanna and
Western, Michigan Central New Jersey Cen.
iral Car. .ta s. mi h.rt, a nd Eein
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30

roonyoEp will speak at Clarks'
'p' ,,y, 4, . ?. Mat Grafton tO.mor-
W. ..,s,n,; ,,sn A. Nartinsburg, Wednesday,
~ '','',, ,sd a. P.rtersburg Friday eve
t''I' ,,e,. treat is in store for our
~ :, these points. They should
H'-I IT,, Nth an immense turn out at
~ pIee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30


The RrpubIICnn Demonstration saiur.
Day Eyrnlng-Ihe Republican Cause In
Oar Midst.
Tie turn out in this city on Saturday
UsSi:g wss in the highest degree credits.
I,toths enthusiasm Of the Republicans.
Tl,y are lca!cely fully organized as yet
10 tie way OF clubs, but, nevertheless,
a,itplrade was a brilliant specta Gle to
hk upon, The meeting. .on the wharf
tutuply immense-by far eclipsing any
thing seen thus far in the canvass In our
Ril.t.
Wheeling and Ohio county are getting
bleIelisbly Republican in politics. The
ayh not far of when the status OF this
community will closely assimilate to that
d dPitsburgh in politics. And why not?
We are the same sort Of a com.
a'rily ss respects oil our interests.
Vsur a manufacturing people. Our city
lnbssn principally made by the protec.
t,a tbM the tariff affords to American
nlnafAcures. Waowe nothing whatever
vLe Democratic party. Itis our natural
h Why should our people vote with
EehaPaty? This city looks TO the West
atpeal Northwest and southwest-for its
iaun, II III gets to be o place OF $1,000
ishlbitants in the next twenty years, 1t
Iil be due to the thrift Of its manufac-
ttag industry. 1t hns nothing whatever
btpect from Southern free trade party
OubraOes our joined to the tariff ideas
d The Republican party. Every interest
ai, on US 10 cut loose from the Solid
Malh. @
Fasis true not only Of th's,s city but OF
a''aHounding country. The prosperi-
y Of our manufactures-our growth in
cher Vorls-takes In with 1t the prosper
li' oithe farmers. Wheeling aud it's sub
l'@ constitute a great body OF consumers
l''everything raised on the farms. This
ils enhances the value Of every acre Of
Ind within a far stretching radius from
lhe city aud adjoining towns. Hence the
A'uen are all in the came boat with US,
'adallo US together ought 10 be the de-
'"e1 adherenlS of the Republican party
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Gfs 1ntelligetrftr

-. IS and ~ l'onrleCnth street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30
MARKET REPORTS.
THE PRICES OF VARIOUS coMnoDr.
TIES SATURDAY.
Reports from ali quarter.
of the World Showing the Ruling
Prices orthe Nest Important
staples In Various
Markets.
new Yorit Money ana Stocks.

New YoEk. August 2s.-MosEY-Market
easy at 2a3 per cent, closing at az per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 4xa5k per cent
Sterling exchange bankers bills steady at
a BIZ, demand 81 S3l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-30

A Disgracefui Episode nj Kentucky
Criminal Case, IN which Senator voor-
hees Figures Prominently.
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a5@o,orp will speak at clarks-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
Around the Court House.

The following were last week granted licenses
TO marry:
Winfield S. Warren and Ella f. Freeman
Walter Bateman and Lizzie Weiss.
Robert Ward and Anna Harper.
John Heller and Dina Lutz.
Christian Benson and Emily A. Dorset.
August Brandes and Dcna Langeheim.
REAL ESTATE.
Eightyfve instruments were last week filed
in the recorders office. The money involved
compared with last week was:
Mar. H. Mar. 4.
Sales $50, 307 10. 81, 926 90
Loans. 41,G}S97. ....... 81, 725 40
Among the warrantee deeds filed this week
we're:
Martha +. Cliff to Claude +. Diesie, Feb. 2s, sh
sh VIII VIII nwq Q, 49, 8, Ottawa, $500
Myron Cliff to same, NEG $, 49, 8, Ottawa, $s,-
500.
b. b. Reynolds to Eliza Core, Feb 70, VIII swfrq,
&, 81, I, Waltham, 81, l40
Daniel Strome to Samuel Swisher, Mar. /, 55a,
pit swq 20, 81, |, Mendoza, $2,475.
Ozro A. Graves to Elizabeth Graves, Jan, l6,
seq 3d. 81, ], Eden, ST, 500.
BENZ f.. Hadley TO Geo. W. Rose, Mar. 5, VIII
nwq II. s., 3, BroOkfeld 81, GOO.
Dennis Ol.aughln to Henry T. Hovey, Mar
s sh seq II, -, 5, Brookfeld, $3.50.
Geo. Davis to David Davis, Feb. l6, VII neg s.
20. 3. Freedom, 5000.
Same TO same, swq seq y, 30, 3, Earl, 81, 400
Lot 10, blk 81 La Sale, $500.
Lot 3, blk IL, Dana, 500.
VEGA seq II, 81, s, Farm Ridge, s., $40.
Ward X. Bates 10 Huldah b. Mossr, Mar. :
nh neg 20, sc, 3, Earl, $4,000.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20
HoratiO seymour.
dceompli,

In connection with the Posts late biography
OF Gov, Seymour and the statement contained
therein that he received, on frequent occasions,
the wa-mest expressions of gratitude and ap.
probation from President Lincoln and his cab.
met, curious piece Of political history has
been made public. In 1864, when Lincoln
thought it was not impossible that Judge
Chase would defeat him for republican nomi.
nation he looked about for a patriotic and
popular democrat for whom The whole strength
of the administration could, in an emergency
be thrown. Mr.. Lincoln not only disrusted
Judge Chase's fidelity to what he considered
cardinal principles, but his judgment, rs well,
and was known to have expressed to number
of personal friends the gravest apprehensions
IN the event of his being placed in the cxecu.
tive chair. Mr.. Lincoln, therefore, wrote 10
Mr. Seymour, who has now In his possession
a long letter, in which the proposition was
made and argued upon him with great force
and logic that he should become u candidate
for the presidency on As high party plane as
was possible so that he could receive the SUD
port of such republicans ~ considered the sue.
cess of the union paramount in importance to
the schemes of mere political tricksters and
southern hatcrs.
The solicitations ot Mr. Lincoln were Joined
in by Secretary Stanton, and rs may be readi.
| ly inferred, the reasons gwen for selecting him
were of the most complimentary character
Mr. Seymour received the suggestions with
his usual medcsty, but declined in most per
emptory manner To consider it, urging that his
duty to the people of the state of New York
required him 10 serve out his term as govern.
or, and precludcd his seeking or permitting
other honors To be IMPOSED upon him. To
Mr. Scymours answer Mr. Lincoln replied in
"A second letter urging that the craftsmanship
then required demanded higher duty than
party consideration or state pride, and ret
Grated the confidence of the people In Mr.
Seymour's honesty, loyalty ana square dealing
to all classes and interests. Mr. Seymour was
proof against all these solicitations, and it was
upon his InheXible refusal to become cand
date that Mr.. Lincoln addressed himself to
the task of securing the denomination of his
own party, and defeating Mr. Chase's ambi.
ton. There are gentlemen in this city to
whom, under the seal OF confidence, Mr.. Sey.
mour has shown these two letters, and II Is
supposed they will only he given to the pub
lie when his "reminiscences of the war period
which il Is understood he is leisurely compil.
ing, shall be ublished.-Wdshington On. ca
Post
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20

Fire insurance policies do not include in
their indemnity, among other things, the fol
lowing: Fences and other fixtures and plate.
glass doors and windows when the plates are
of the dimensions of three feet or more"
1t il important that this fact he mentioned in
the wording of policy, if such articles are to be
included under the policy. Careless, ignorant
or unsOphisticatcd brokers and agents frequent
ly make mistakes in this respect
The following articles are also not includ.
ell in the security of a fire insurance policy
unless mentioned, viz: jewclry, plate, watches
musical instruments, ornaments, medals, curl
ositics, patterns printed books, printed music,
engravings, prlntings, picture frames, sculp.
turc, casts and models, money or bullion, bills
notes, accounts, deeds, evidences of debt, or So.
curitcs. These should always be specified.
If building falls, no insurance will attach,
or cover its loss, unless IL is caused by fire
Stolen property Is not TO DC paid for by the in
surance company
Losses from explosions are not to he paid
unless fire ensues, and then only the actual fire
loss is to be settled for
Property standing on leased ground must be
so represented to the company and express
ed IN the policy.
Goods on storage must be insured AZ such.
The assured, in case of a fire. must invaria.
bly, do his best to save, and carclessness in this
respect will vItIate his claim. In no instance
shall he abandon his premises 10 fremen or
thieves
Where party has a reliable and intelligent re-
preventative, agent or broker whose business
it is to study these points, and consult his own
and the assured's interest by SD doing il il
sometimes safer than risk II by attending TO
the insurance himself-Insurdnc Exporter.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20

What nexts First the telegraph, by which
persons could send speeches To each other
next the telephone by which they could talk
Ia each other over distances varying from &c
100 miles; and now comes a genius who
claims To have invented an instrument called
the Diaphote, by which persons can see each
other many miles apart. and in connection
with the telephone, can talk as it were. face "a
face. The new instrument consists of an ar
rangement of mirrors, speculum and galvanIC
current. by which forms and colors of objects
may be Transmitted to various distances
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-20

I've In school another year,
And you know it, Richard Jones.
am glad my father dear
Did once get up on his ear,
And ! wish he'd Kicked you clear
Into another sphere
Richard Jones, Richard Jones!
So you'd never more appear
To tormeat me, Richard Jones"