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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25
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To all who are suffering from TIE er'
- AMI indiscrctions of youth, nervous
wssSnrss. eaIly decay, loss OF manhood,
g. I viii send a recipe that will cure
-, sSss an CHARsE. This great RENE
.as discovered by missionary IN
south Africa. send seli'addreSsed en-
ysIana To- the Rev. Joseph I. inman,
station ID, New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25

si.stI.fuuis Accommodation luis ltiu only
Uus H.f.....u NuU,Itug aui tria,i,lpb'H
tuatIY ,A,,pt SUNDAY Newark A,p'muwla
uHu
l...4ttu.IUr Accommodate THIS uttu
u..lru. tl.. it. passes kWaii aui iuTv ART De-
ta..u Martins tyrry aud brlui.y. sl"ppinS
sH.l I.tuI,..l 90 sherman House. .ttuaNtu'
NJ m L. Inn md MmANI I'M
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25

\ h1ok ou the Liver, lts diseases ana
their treatment, sent irOe. lncsiding
trrat,scs upon Liver Complaints, Torpid
Liver Jaundicc, BllOusness, headacht;
Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria, e'e'
AddTyss Dr, SANFORD, Loo Broadway
New York City, N. Y,
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

NrINE DEPARTMENTS az STUDY, TEXT
~ hunks furnished al cost calendar arhnkyI
% suit teach crS. Nr,uSrN fur ono year lI"m ~
a s,nn. non sr,tariau nhctal, thorough Fall
Term hcgius September NJ. l7iH.
Fur Catalogues aud other iul"rmeu"I Apply
Ia Tho prc,llyuI J. r. THOMPSON, Mngau'
tuwu West Va, "AE"
h\IApS,u INSTITuTF, Miss SARAH \.
R,udrlph. ui idEr I'LL. NtstuW, ftluyi
r,I mn. NlI tuWu school lot NuUUg lHdivs
aud Chilirru. will upyu -vttrmhtt I'lh. u
oilers unusual Arilitt,s fora HUish,d education
tur iir,uIar., adde's, iuv itiuCipHi. idlsl"t"
Institute. lllt,utt tiy MI tl'h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25
Time Table W. 4 {. e. Il. n.

~ NNp NtUFW WEDNESDAY. IlNt D.
~ I-.I .s.. uU IHy MuttItuE acct tiw Nl'N'
......I uI.I Uuu ss IllIuNs.
,... nUI stt,J lIHu each ,.d ui thr Iudd 'l
...t ID. sUI u..r.sIE thereafter t'rIN b'I
..... .#HI INH.UtA D. M rN,,pl iUr tntt'" Z.
.......Hr. witt ur rfuiIt..l uu week daNs. W..
.. .|E u BAUD H IE "a BUi vu HuuitN
...t. .tIt -, aJt 70 HU UuN VIII h'
.. e ItpNuNBT Supt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25
GEN ERAL MARX ETS.
FINAkuE,
New York

NKw YoKK, June "a MoNsv-- Easy
at 2d3 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
pet aaIl per cent. nteriing exchange,
bankers' bills dull aud weak at iShl (;
demand at ASH.
SILyER-At London %! pence, bar
silver here ll6l; subsidiary silver coin
tool per cent, discount.
HnNkRNAkNIN--li NnRmllN hiRhUI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25
Trustees Sale of a Fine Residence.

bN NlkIl III htthbf lhlhl MAIZE
ID hy CaihRIiuC WiuNhip, tmma NiuNhlp.
Frauklin g. Winship aud Mary V Ninship, his
vile. In ne as trustee daicd the 18Th day 81
Ami. ia tn year 1871. aud recorded In the
clerk Auihrp al lhr County Court III Ohio county,
Wet Virginia In deed ul Trust book No ", ~
pagcs 4, ~ ahd ~. will, "n
SATURDAY, jay 10, A. u. 1850,
BEGINNING NJ IOu'tlOck 4 NJ, sell NJ public auc.
don nj the font door ui the Count House III said
county In the CITY ui MnCuiiuH, the following
described real estate Ia said clty, county and
state. tn.wit The south iWu thirds III lot mum
b,rrd que bundled aud ninety four, nn the cas!
side ut Chapiur street. between lwrnllolh aud
Twenty second streets. iu tho tiiih Nail oi said
CITY hriug the real estate conveyed Ia Franklin
"A mship nov deceased, 10y Matthew ". Reel
and wife hy decd dated January |, lhl and
nov nf r,vurd In said clerks uti'V In deed book
a uu page Itu. Ca Ald iHud 10 thu desirable
hti,k Irsidrurr iu which said franklin Wiuhhip,
nov dCrcasrd formerly resided
Title believed Ia be- perfect hul selling ~ ltus-
trr, will convey uuly the title vested Ia me Wy
said decd III trust
TLuNs ~ aliE one ihih of the purchase
money aud ~ much more ~ the purchaser
maN elect iu pay, cash Ia hand nn hnl "l NAlv
th, rrsdurui the purchase money io lc Iababl0
Ina two equal miscellaneous Ia unc aud two years
lrsIc,tiNtly from the day ~ sale win Interest
tpcrcuu from that day, payable scini annually (,
the IuuhaNvI tu give notes secured hb dvon nl
ttu.t uuuu the property sold, lot said deferred
tu,taimruIN The purh isCT asa further S'ulllJ
tot snid deferred payments, viii Ice r'guiTrd Va
hu,, thr dwelling uu said laud Insured, loss "
au,. payable Ia the undersigned, In = reason
ahi, Rmt uut aud ia - company satisfactory Va lho
iuhi ALFRED CALDWELL, Trustee,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25

I,INil. MECHANICAL AND MINING ~
7 utNttRlNGs al the RruNglu,r rui(tc,hutr
m,utyiy. UnN, y Y The oldest engineering
s,huu, iu America NrAt term hvgtus Svrtrm
bot iulh ia, kyAist,T cot lN~i contains - iisi vi
the guiuatys iur the past 4 N,au, with their
Iuitinus. nlsu. course at study TvVulT, wyuis,
,Npcusy,. etc. Adde'S DAVID NJ. en- tNt
Uiu,rtpt UVifb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25

'INhts Incompatible Nulrirut is Richer Ia b"u,
l aud Muscle Producing Materials than nli
other form. ct wuit mydiyiur, while itvv ifuu
the objections uusvl against malt liIuutN tu'
IIn.ul, digestion sick Headache ,uusuup tluu,
Ima,tpl uu. M,uui Uut lhN ,I,nl Exhaustion.
N,nuu-u,sS Want at sleep lpwtNv N,Lk-
u,,.rs Ut F,mbl,s Exhaustion ui NursiuE Ne
Their. cot the AGED, Uud ut bylyaiu thiliUu.
NuIJ Bittvgs are tho pUy,st. h,st aui most &c"
Uuul.u al m,ii,iU, ever tuWpuUudyi ~uld NN'n
.h,g. Man WTItWs Co. Boston. Mass
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25
Baltimore.

kArtuoRG. June 23-flour bull
and weak. Wheat Western lower aud
steady at decline, No, western win
ter red. spot aud settler June - Ma
/ Ia seller Iuly - Ua!@i Oas, seller
August ~ O6.ml ~ seller September
II ntICtl Ni. Corn-Westcrn steady
steady aud shade better, western
mixed, spot aud seller June altdhllr,
seller July io!miutc, steamer iitc
Oats Lower; Western white SaldS'c,
do. mixed S2a23c, rcnusvlyania 3i(N
NN. rive quiet at 50 ilay steady
aud unchanged Provisions - Firm,
w,th an upward tendency. Butter
steady; prime a. choice western packed
l9,a I6c Eggs Quiet at l2ltflje Pc.
trolrum Unchanged Coffee quiet;
Rio ,arsucs, ordinary to prime, l2ttH
Iac sugar Quict hut irm; 4 soft To-.
Whisky - STEADY aud unchanged.
Frrights Steady aud unchanged
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s.nomnsr Fr,onda. Hemombor.


p,,t pr W,,tar's Ralslm at Will Cher
~ has proven itsrllto hca positive cure
fnr Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis
anu All Iung diseases. IL has saved The
ny,s nf many even alter the doctors had
s,iJ thcrr was uo hope. Every "uc
declares that 1. goes right Ia the night
sn,i % sonthing aud heating as II 10y ma
,,r mn snpnrss al throat aud lungs, \
s,nrIc dose taken at hrd tlmc viii gen
tlv warm the blood, cause refreshing
sIumhrr, aud hy morning an ordinary
cough "a cold Will hc gone, None gen
Tsrs large pint bottles Sl.m Keep
sinttl, always ou hand, twill save YOU
many a doctor bill. Bo sure your drug
80 y,ts the genuine tor you. laughiia
Rros' 4 Co, aud Logan, List \ 90,
Wb,l,salr Agents, Wheeling, West y
Gilmore, Agents ior Br'dseport,o q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25
Toledo

TuLEDo, June 2t-Wheat- steady;
No. white Michigan 81 o.; No. 2 red
Wabash spot and seller June 81 09l /;
scllrr July 6lc. seller August Csc;
M. ; red 95c; No. . No. . amber Illinois
new u OIL; No. rel mixed 81 90.
Corn Steady; high mixed Io9iSic;
No. 9 40ic, No. 2 white i2lc; rejected
Ss!e. Oats Steady; No. = Us.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25
U,ne,nuAt'

CSCISNArI, June % - Cotton -
Unchanged. Wheat No. > red 81 o.,
Corn ~. . mixed 35l@3slc. Oats
No = mixed Sic Rye-At stu. BARLEY
Nominal. Pork At Sl2al2 - Land
At ~ NJ. BarOn Shoulders ~ OOtG
3 -. clear rih sides ~ l5lrd 80, clear
sides = S7I. Whisky At 81 ~. Butter
Creamery 2i@22r; Western Reserve
ISta lbc, Central Ohio l2Hi3c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25
Good Health Makos Earth Heaven

Remember that nr, Guyso,t Yellow
po,k aud Sars,parllla has proven iiseh
IN he the best blood purifier ever d'S,oE,'
cred. aud Is u positive oa'e To, S'Triu'a
and all Syphilis DISORDERS, M $3.50
'nj n,h,I,ty. an Urinary aud Digestive
Yr,nII,s etc. Price oi large quart bot
tiSs With iull directions, sl."O, As'ns'e
SoI,Ir viii provo tn You its merits as
Ss.lth .rrneuer tor IL acts like a charm,
rrl,syins both physical and mental dis
russ, driving out oi the human system
tho many Ills that flesh and hl9od Is her
la. aud restoring the na'urM N,So' !"
III n,ind ana body, exhausted by dis
u.' '' AMI suffering. Il makes tht old
III Young aud buoyant. 10 makes the
-, Irel gay. I.aNshlin Bros, n Go,
AMI Logan, List SCo,, Wholesale Agents,
Wbs.ling; West 4 Gilmore, Agents tor
bridgeport, ID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25
.JIfIIIk TIME.

DEIWkEN NUktiING, BENNuuD AND
ID Rrliair,. hy The new plssyu al
gDi steamer rRkS klll~uN. $1,000
IIAT IAUIE.
Wheeling o.ia An bvliair .S0A. N.
Us iu.Ab 10
no i.uN T. n.
1brn, S.H
b.nl els "
uu SUNDAY the rJcs Ellis, u leaves
Mb,yIiur SMIA Bgllairc, p 81 4. n
IlhrM guTN
Atn " b.au
Cuuu,Ctlug with all trains uu tEC u a =, ".
Narrow GsUgc Juad. aud all other Trains. The
Ellison leaves promptly at The ahuNC time.
fut ir'ight ug passage apply GA hhsrl lht
s,samrr, 90 tu John ttu,katd, nj old Reliable
WhaIibugt fTv,ght u',eiNcd Atail hour ATOM
Reliable wharf Ruat Round TRIP Tickets p.
FNlra ne made uu short notice. tUJ uIshi ~
rUtsiuns tu auy aIuusymtuts. ut lot towing.
maiU JOHN u luHENs Capt
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FOR SALE.

Dissolution Notice.
yI,IIE FIRM HERETOFORE kN lsIlNt
under the name NJ MrtHddcn A shepard
has tll, LAY been Dissolved by mutual consent
Nh shepard retiring MI Mofaddon viii con
W,Tt a ,It,,l and yIIl srillc up the business Oi
ne al nrm Persons knowing thcmsrlycs In
i,Ltcd will please call aud settle immoiialely
J. u McFADHEk.
A. ~ SHEPARD,
ArRII &. lNs0, ap
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25

- tsAdl y hefrby noilfsd ghai ths i0L-y-
- nuhhsJ namely; 10, as 81, 90, % ~
.I1A, 7S. nos, 100, Ito, l2o, 1873. 1873 ltl
20. taNo tstn drawn hy lot la abundance w
ne F<pi isaac VI TIE ordinance authorizing lhA
.au<. al AL Dc paid ut thc EKrhanee Han,
IaiI u. ~ al which time they vail ccAs.'t1
noef fn(frwl n. REILLY,
J sNEENEf,
W. SIMPSON,
l44xIz ~ COMMISSIONER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25

i h.Ss,i%Ss -, =. ga ! -
Trains make COW oiisa WIN ?. 40. sesc.
ocPtod. - - II AWtbs, rF<1Gnk
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IN VALlDS
AND OTHERS SEEKING
HEALTH n,
CTDlNCTU ANN ENERCV

QItTtp 10 SIND foR IhE tltCIhlc
hEvtW, ~ uIU~tRNItp jul q
Nal. NUltU o. a. W.loiitp
TOR tEEE DESTRUCTION
Yrrtr,r,J rfsu UENITU. UNsITNF ,ai Tbysi.
4 .#..#.t,. aul ls D.WYl.IH eu.HrI" IHs,la %
&c.. .... .l IasalriB ant th.aH uU. 1stst uum
FtHs.HI.us aui tHfuIti lH.."ss EvutY
.IH4tt ssra uIuu br,IIH ,..i batHnr b,rptusss,
..... s.l.HI.Ut tu Be- IHf.f. alft tHg utHuN gurr1
F.. ....I Oh slItrTHs uIH'uia. ul" tHts hHIHIJtl
..... lfs ..Hs.Isl az valuable tui.IuItilHu ta
...l.i .a'i OBJ. fls Bee urrt ui u.,I.. hI Uisisv.
... ...H...t % ti..ur" N.ltH ur.rH NJ .I.'ut. Rui
Old. Us#.rs.t sui Hue YuyHiHuf 90 vital w.IfIlau,'
..r..... huuauut, Acc tIly ,uassl, t.l ,u' ...
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Bellaire and Southwestern R. r.

CuNgtNsEn TIME TABLE,
nN AND AFTER MARCH -. l>S', TRAINS
~ will arrive aud depart a. follows, Bgiialtc
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-22
Jew Advertisements.

- = TOO PRECIOUS " delay . mo
.sst Nhen
tnssy 80 Frser 81 hose lnxAFrh ntarrh
ST. - and ThnaaL Cures beadaehe
ffraI - = day. IA enadAcaAes All d.
49, ~ m Haad and IhEa4l one LADY
ssys. sho bad soss lnsos. 49, .e.s -. &c
20 --@ one bat 1 Nas p~erEnsded % Iry
eatlf- IFy Gafarrn Cure for my sure InroAt
1919 fhnt 4 oUe my llle. With pleasure
rs1M-,.smend Il 70 all sufererao the diseases
n recon mented for and more too. Very
ues5 800 bottle. BENTLEY 4 MILLER.
Pr,rs, Newark. Ohio For sale - Al Drns.
800 Western Trade supplied ~ MEaEh
Me-, and Denver. Col
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-22
WOOL.G Rs

Can rely upon immunity from contagious
disease In their fiocks after use Of Lddd-s
Tobacco Aeep DIP Guaranteed an immedl-
ate cure for scab and prevention OF infection
b. that terror Of nock-masie-s. Guaranteed
To more than repay the cost OF application by
Increased growth ofwool. Guaranteed to i'm
prove the texture 81 The fleece Instead OF In
Jury to II rs l. the result of the use OF other
compounds. Guaranteed to destroy vermin
on the animal AID prevent n return. GuITan-
remedy ever offered 10 american wooi-grow-
ers- No fiock -mastcr should be without IL.
| h ave the most uUioubtcd testimonials cor
roborattve of ntoNc. Scnd fpr circular and
address orders NJ W ". ADD. u y. Main st,
~ Louis. Mo.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-22
Dr., SPINNEY

- San Franc SCI. California, having opened
a branch Office in Denver. l. now prepared Ia
treat all men and women h may be suffer.
ing from Nervous. Chronic or Private Itls-
eases. Young men who may be suffering
from the effects Of youthful foiliss or indie
cretiniiA viii do well la anvil themselves nf
this the create I boon ever laid at the iccf OF
suffering humanity. Dr. Splnncy will guar
antee to forfeit ssb tr every ease at weak
ness or private disease at auy kind or char
acter which he undertakes to and ia l. to
cure. There are many nj Tie age oi thirtt to
sixty who are trnublrl with too n esluent
evarustions of the bladder. onen arcoinpa-
MED by n slight .mnrtiHg or burning ssnss-
lion aud n weakening of the system In a
manner the patient cannot account ioF. On
examination Of the urinary deposits n ropy
sediment will often he :ound.a and sometimes
small particles al aIhutnen viii appear, or
the color Will he OF a thin. milkish hue,
arRin changing Ia "a dark torpid APPEARANCE.
There ave many .ncn who die Of this DIM
Guilty. ignorant 81 the cause. which Is the
second : age of seminal Dr. =.
Will guarantee a perfect cure In all such
cases. and "A healthy restoration Of the Eeni-
tourinary organs.
once Hour~-ip To u, I'd I. and : to :; sun
days. from 10 to II A.. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice. 81.
Call, or address, Dr SPiNSkl q co. $40
lAaTinicr street, pcnvcr. over Grecni,aT =
Cos. store.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-22
Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, luxnriant
and uayy tresses OF abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAiR0N. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps IL from falling
out, arrests and cures gray
ness. removes dandruR and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving IL a curling
tendency and keeping II In
any desired position. Beau
tiful, healthy Hair Is the sure
result Of using kathairon.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-22
CARBOLIC SHEEP DIP.

THIS dip kills ticks. lice. and all parasites
that Inject sheep; prevents scratching aud
greatly improves The quality Of the Wnol.
One ga Ion of Dip properly diluted with wa
ter Will be sufficient to dip on- hundrcd
sheep. 80 that the cnst OF dipping Is a mere
tribe and sheep owners will find that they
their flock. Circulars sent. postpaid. upon
application. giving full directions for its use
Also g. rtifcsieS ct prominent sheep growerS
who have used large Quantities 81 the dip. and
pronounce II til. most effective and reliable
extermi- a'or Of .cah and other kindred dis
eases In sheep Manufactured by ~. A
LiNCRODr a 60. 81. Louis. Mo. For sale 10y
L. \ Denver. tan b- had
through all commission houses.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-04-22
The Weekly Leader.
Isssa EyHEF THukzHAE
Tspas. szs0s year. $50 Half Year
oz4mraa J1 Prlaiug

OF sseEy had Neatly. Oheapay aAd ENped-
uoszls eHecuied Cards of every shapr and
kind. I'M IIcadz. Let1er and Sote HealinEz.
Hanks Il every kind. Posters. etc. printed "a
short notiea Having = new lot Of Type and
fneesL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-07
THE PACIFIC COAST.
shipping BuIlfon-Another Defal.
cation Amer Mayor kalioeh-
Assessments.


D. Ar-S-E4x1 70 lZc cc-LESA4
XARIcoPA. A. T.. April e.-Elsvea thou
sand pounds Of tie Silver King Company
concentrations were shipped 70 San Fran
cisco to-day The Gold Bill Nil snd Min
s ConFzny's mill, in Cave Greek Dis
frict, commenced crushing ore yesterday.
MEEcED, Cal, April 6.-Anofhsr DEAL
cation. a-Haoznting { aboai $1,000, by ex-
Treasurer Turner, was discovered On Sat
urdzy and made public here yesterday.
sax FRAyc1sc0, April 6.-The Board Of
Election Commissioners to-day, in the
matter Of the Workingmsn's protest de-
ciiai that they had no power 10 so behind
the rss1rns snd declared Byrnas. the Git
zsns Fresholdsrs and Republican joint
Senate, elected.
The Beard Of Supervisors last night
adopted 3 resolution that TIE peace of The
city had hesn seriously imperiled, and al
legged that incendiary speeches hsd been
made By Mayer Kalloch, and authorized
the Judiciary Committee TO investigate the
matter and report Ii Is said this i the
first step toward irnpesching the Mayor.
Raymond & Ely levias an assessment Of
Is cents, and Overmsn, 80 cents
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-07

plomatist, he professed to regard these pre-
tensions as unobiectionable, and claimed
that they furnished q new security for the
purely commercial character Of the under
taking.
Land Swindier.
Sidney A. Grant, whose North Denver
land scheme was exposed last fall, was re-
Gently arrested here by his advertising
agent. z. Duncan Sniffen, for alleged fraud
in inducing him to advance $S,0s9 for ad-
vertising. His bail was fixed at 5,4O0.
Sniffen. in his complaint says that Grant
made the false representations that he was
worth more than SIS 900, stating that he
was the principal owner Of the business OF
8. A. Grant & Co., of Cincinnati and had
valuable real estate in Denver. He also
deceived Snifen IS to the land scheme.
viii visit the Coast.
CHICAGO, April 6.-The Inter-oeean says
DR.. Ordway will leave Boston April 18th,
with an excursion party numbering about
200 persons, for San Francisco, among
whom are Governor Head, wife and daugh-
ter, Of New Hampshire. accompanies by
the Governors staff. Many other distin-
guishsd individuals will arrive at Chicago
Wednesday morning. April 18th. where
quite . number Of persons VIII join the
excursion and leave On the 10 O'Clock A. N.
train, via the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad, for California
Eyarts' Hardness
NEW YoRE, April "a Sun Washington
special says another resolution, calling
upon VIM. N. Evsrts to inform Congres:
what action has been taken for the modi6-
cation Of the B1rtingame treaty, will b
introduced in the House in . few days
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-07

Some time ago . singular lawsuit oc-
curred in . Philadelphia Court, in which
some Of the neighbors about a church
With : chime Of bells in its tower, were
irving to obtain an injunction against the
u,e Of the bells either for notification Of
religious services, or any other purpose,
ON the ground that the noise was a nui-
s.nce. and in some cases an injury to
health As well as comfort. The i%njunc-
ton was granted, the Court holding that
no one had a right to make a nuisance OF
any Observance or indulgence, eve in re-
lioion, and that the church must use its
rights 50 as to injure no other rights. A
similar case, but with an advers decision,
was reported recently in st. Louis. Now
it is said that = church in Troy, New
York, intends TO abolish bells altogether.
and notify worshippers by electric COM
munication, from the sexton, through
little house bells in each residence.
Which suggests that We may be ap-
preaching one Of those minor social revo
lutions that have left a long line Of
wrecks in the path Of progress, from the
"toea" to the "ulster," and from the
"amphitheater' to the "opera-' Bells.
which have been more closely associated
with the memories Of all civilized human
beings than any other sources of artificial
sound, may have to go, a well As the
Chinese, but if they do, there are other
things grown out of bells into the Ian
guage, into literature, into habits, into
architecture, almost into our nature, that
win have to go, too.
What is to become Of poetry without
its bell! What is rhetoric to do for met
aphors. Private bells. house tells. en-
CINE bells, ever dinner bells won't Eli the
hole. At least ten per cent Of all liter
ature, and thirty per cent Of juvenile
literature will become obsolete with the
abolition of bells 1t VIII take foot notes
or : glossary before long to mike some Of
the most celebrated efforts Of genius in
telligible. And the whole system OF
church architecture viii have to be re-
constructed The steeple is the distinct
i've architectural feature Of the church
The Puritans used, by way Of dsrision,
to call . church a "steeple house-~ The
steeple il = development Of the bell II
there had never been bells there would
never have been sseeples- Abolish bells
and steeples become = m~onstrcsity with
out significance, and offensive IN proper
ton to their prominence And with them
must go all the myriad associationz-pa-
thetic, patriotic, rhetorical Which are
aroused in a Thousand forms By the word
"spire.' The old spire, "the xpare IN
the distance" "the spire last seen oer
the sea the spire that slowly rose 70
welcome rs" athe spire, the landmark
of home, " must al 60 There vii be no
more use for them when the bells are
gone. Abolizhing bslls win tear . large
hole in the social sysssm-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-07

GoLDwS SxrrH, IN his magazine, says:
Grant is notoriously void Of adminsstra-
tive merit The more out spoken Of the
third termsrs do not shrink from av0wing
that they are for = fourth, fifth. SIXTH
and seventh term They are for . mill
tary Presidency for Life. which. after >
long disuse Of elections. might pass more
easily into dynastizn than they imagine
II society can be saved from confusion
only by man On horseback. then the
man on horseback it must have; but let
it At least zee what It is doing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-04-07

By Telegraph 10 the s~entnsi-l
LaS1sS, April 6.-The Daily News SAYS
it Is impossible that Gladstone should hold
any oAns except that Of Premier.
The Liberal gain 30 far is 90 seats The
Home R1ls gain Is five seats.
Tie Tiaes says. As soon As the Queen
returns 70 England the Ministers viii
doubtless place their designations in her
hands, and shs will commission the leader
of the Liberals 10 form q Cabinet
DCgLx. April 6.-The Duchess Of
Marlborough szys the distress Is on the
wAns, and she believes that the various
funds VIII suffice 70 o p with it.
ST.. PETEEsBUasa, April 6.-The Chinese
Charge d.Afairs i making preparation for
returning home with his entire staH. The
number Of Chinese Who crossed the Aracor
river i nearer 2.oI than %, 900.