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INSURANCE.
INSURE YOUR LIFEI
The Best Of all Modern Investments. ihnue
on the Endowment Plan In the
Mutual Life Insurance Co., Of New YORK.
With Great Perpetual Family Fuhdo'

With Great Pcrpetun! fWniiy r ud""
59S,OoO,OOO,
WE. PETERSON, Agent In this City for HE
Mutual Life insurance Company.
Ten Facts concerning the Mutual Life insdr-
ance Company OF New York:
Fact. MOL. The Mutual life is the oldest
Company. and has therefore The stability which
sup+iiOr age and experience brings, having
been thrty-ScEcn years IN Succ''rH,ui 9lH'rasioh.
Fact No. >. II is the largest Lille Insurance
Company in the world. having over t5.UO Pol
iric. and ON cr Two Hundred and N!ncty-eight
Millions of Insurance in force. and very nearly
Ninety Millions I'm Assets, Jan. /, ISL;
c,I,nnonio:, a company owned ny 'thc policy
holde.S themselves, and managed in their own
interest, and no official IN anS Way cohncctei
With IFS management receives any bonus or
commission of any kind beyond his regular
stipulated salary.
and well-established plans Of life Insurance, II
has no policy holders on new ami special plans,
To share with regular members IN The annu"!
VISIBLE surplus.
cost than any other company, and with aDso-
Lutte security.
Fact No. Il. 1t enables its polcy-hoidcr> 10
plrSrnt the forfeiture Of their policies Tor non
iayment Of premium after the iull payment
If three annual premiums. provided nPphca :
lion i made within II reasonable time loT Such
relief from further payment, anu DH thN ruN-
tom il has anticipated all STATE laws On "lc
Slliblifl
F.ct No. = The last ten years include the Hix
wears of depression that followed the panic OF
lS7:: vet during thCS" ten years me e>>'l'N nave
more than doubled. tho annual disbursements
10 pulicy holders have risen from >!N millions
To over fourteen millions Of dollars, tSGrrSa,
tiup The immense sum al one Hundred and
Seventeen Millions of Dollars.
Fact No. y Its interest and rent fScclpt>
alone have been upwards OF Fifry-ihrr" Mil
lions, whirh have more than pnld I'S death
claims by Nine Millions of Dollars.
Iu y, II has issued over ~. 'bh lfbilt4t'N,
insurine over S7lO,gN,GO0, for which II has re-
rrivcd over >15.U,r1r in premiums, ana re-
turned to pOlicy-hol,irr> over i f'WHIHl.
Fact No. 10. That careful examination OF
the figures on the foregoing pngr. which are
Copich from the sworn statements 10 IN" New
York State Insurance Department, VIII iurnl>h
the reader with the most satisfactory n well ~
reliable evidence Of the progress al Lille Hl>ur-
anru in this country.
Compare The rates of the Mutul! lhic lnSiir-
ancr Company Of New York. and lis Cash AN-
sci, Of over S95.OOO,OOO with those OF any
other Mutual Company III the World.
\ 4
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looked nowadays by teachers, Is teaching
,hs children good manners, or to be polite
~ ali both in their language and behavior.
What great change in this respect since
] was school boy, Good manners were
,H"enI n,nrn A PARENT.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
-. James Hotel. November asth, 1851,

i. Il. pNi les. litliClun. H.R. Davis, tIcNciiulu
T. VI. MORGAN, New =. McNatt, Cincinnati
Nnrfin~viIlc j. |. Mann, New York
MI. Srot~hcrrY, B.ND. "a |. BallOck, Detroit.
T.. \. Green, Alton, Ills. W.'aNcudlHil' i'r>-
4. l.. Freeman, Column. MONS, IOWA. ..,
Il. y Lane, BALTIC. \. {. Lewis, cincinnati!
Jas. Beatty, BALTIC. ShaS. IraCN, CITY. H..
! Rirr city. Dr. ]. X. Surge>On, city
~ i;nwrIy pbiln. g. Stiptr, Pittsburgh.
- IL 'Trncy civ, G. =. Alden, Cleveland.
- Gr.nn tr,rnshurgh T.A.Crumly, Il. 40.
NJ Kim" CITY. J.O'Bricn ParkcrShurg
JWIIolhau Sfruhy'c &. NJ .Whitcmnn, iirft'n
l. Reed. Pittsburgh \. + Link and wife,
{. Rhodes, Pittsburgh. Harrisburg;
r. J. Allen, Grafton. II " Smith, New York
g. II. Shinn. Grafton II KcrngOOd BALTIC.
i. +. Swanry. city. ] Il Pylcs, West Va
{. Rrslrv, city. RM cooper, lstvcnSwh
W d. Wallar, Flu~tIng.E Eli J August .Philc.
Up Walker, Flushing Miss i ,RHdolph,W '
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, November 20. | :. M.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys warmer
and fair weather during the day, followed
hv local rains in the western portion.
>"uthcrly "a westerly winds, falling bar
omctUr.
For the Lower Lake Region, warmer and
air weather. south To west winds, falling
hlTumrtcr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
An Only Daughter Cured of Con-
SUMPTION.

When death was hourly expected. n!l RENE
dies having failed, and Dr. II. james was cN-
pcrimcntInC with the many herbs 81 Calcutta,
he aCridrmtlS made u preparation whirh cured
his only child Of CONSUMPTION. His child
I, now in this country, and enjoying the best
uf health. He has proved 10 the world TINT
CONSI MPTIOS Gun be- positively and D"rmn-
ncntly cured. The Doctor now gives this recip"
free only u>J,ng two three cent STAMPS To puy
cXpcnsrS This herb also cures Night SwcatS,
Snu>I.n nt tho stomach, and will break up u
fresh cold in twrnty-fOur hours. Adhr"S',
CRapDoCK Il TO-, Ip2 Race street, Philadelphia,
naming thi, paper. noi'H
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success Of u wheeling Boy.

Wm Y. cannon, son OF Mr.. Henry Sea
mon, OF this city. who has been at the Uni
yersity OF Virginia for over year IS crown
inc himself with honor. He was the most
.,ycrrs,iul competitor in the examination
f"T scholarship last week winning the
scholarship and cash prize. OF S55j. IT., ne
was greatly praised by his friend. =, at the =;
University for the pluck he GXillDllr' M ~
entering the competition. and when he
bore off the hOnors their satisfaction was
intensified. lie stood an examination in
analytical chemistry lamonE o, ,ncr
branches which ii was only expected That
:, ,SraJnatc could stand. and acquitted him
self crcditably. 1t i needless to say that
III, rarcnts and friend, in Mis- city are
rroud of him. -
The annual contest OF the literary S0clc-
ir, Of franklin college takes place at New
Athens on December ~. Five OF our GU;
ems are Philo'S from that college, some 81
wl,n,n will attend Frof. Orr has been APP
rnintcd one oi the Judges OF tn" contest.
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DAILY REGISTER.
Its EarIyDelivery
To Subscribers in City and
Country.

Bv the use OF our powerful
Hoe Four Cylinder Rotary
Printing Machine, which IS
capable OF making 1000 I'M
pressions per hour, the WHEEL
ING REGISTER can now be serv-
ed to subscribers residing in this
city and in all the towns within
reach by steam cars at the ear
lest moment possible after the
news is delivered to us by tclc-
graph from aIlparts of the world,
The high character of the
REGISTER as a thorough news
paper cannot tail to commend 1t
to the reading public as the best
agency through which to get
the earliest and most reliable
news furnished by any journal.
ltsrcccnt marvellous advance
ment has justified the employ
ment of the best talent and re
sources that money and judg-
mcnt can obtain, and the policy
OF the paper IS to make Itscli a
necessity III every household
by commencing Itself to their
wants and necessities as the
best purvcyor OF thought and
news.
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NnrIlk, TO TILE pLRLIC.

The public are hereby cautioned against ~'nh.
ing any Money or Orders To NUNS Il CO, n
Nassau street New York City. aS authorized ny
tin. Louisiana State Lottery Company Ia sal ITS
Tickets. They are flooding the country win
Bogus Circulars purpOrting Ia ID" 81 tn" ipui>i-
ana state Lottery Company, aud are Irhudu-
lpntly representing themselves ~ it, agents
They have no authority from this Company L"
sell its Tickets and are not ITS agents Tor any
rurpn,e VI. 4. DAUPIIlN,
New Orleans, Ia.
Erw 1urrpXs INJuly l. ISL uOp
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New York Weekly Herald
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.

The circulation Of this popular newspaper -
constantly increasing. IL CODthin-nIl ID" I"hh.
iur new, ui the Daily Herald. ami IL arranged
III handy departments. Inc
FOREIGN NEWS
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29

c. HISS. Esq, has just had maSnlfirent
Gray Scotch granite monument thirty-siN
3eet high. erected to the memory OF ms
vile, IN Mt. Calvary Cemetery. by +. ~
Carroll. OF this cits. The monument - or
namented by a ccoSs aud crown.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HAMILTON, MCGRANAHAN & MATTHEWS,
BRICKLAYE.RS.
R,.i cIxunnl Builders,

mace. Rolling Mill. Glass Hou<e and Pottery
Work made specially. Red Brick always on
hand. All work guaranteed.
0ffice No. il2 Market street. Ottee Tele-
phone C-A; Isri Telephone ca. api
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PpoY. SrAHL and Ms. Stahl Member have
the following engagements: Steuberyillr
this evening, Cameron Thursday night.
Bcllaire Friday night, MoundsYille, Fast
Liverpool and Wellsburg next week, and a
grand concert ST the Opera House Decem-
he. tstA
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DO NOIl want

An overcast" 60 To hrauS X Bro,
Will it lit you and wear and look IL well
~ a custom made garment
Yuu can unqucrtiunably he assured that
it will
DO YOU want 4 suit al clothing for your
self or hoy? Go To- KrauS 4 Bro. I2lI Main
street
They sell at about ouc-third the price OF
made To order GARMENTS.
All the newest novelties in gent : furnish.
iug goods.
Their motto and practice: Fair treat
m,ut to all: honesty and impartialjty III
every transaction
Huu>ExEErEl.S will find it to their AL
yantngr To Use the Excelsior Baking
Powder 1t is always reliable. L. IL. List
lluI Main street.
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GRANp Concert by the Opera Orchestra NJ
Lou:- SchWalb's First NanonaI SS''"Hh Oh
M eduesday evening. All are invited
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.IYfSpNY MORNING.. nov. ~.
II tNHAf WVsNNINN'' y"
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Full lines of handsome Reversible
Uisteretts and 0yerCOats. Special
ties in Underwear, heCkwear, Col
lars and Cuffs. Late novelties in
Cuff Fasteners and Magic Buttons.
One hundred pairs city made Cater
tops. D. 6UhOLih6 & CU.'
Star CIothiers, IS Twelfth Street.
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UflCE-Tickcts are so onIS..
EIftns =, I'rnihs. u.

Gen. q. T. BcaurrGnrh ut La. commissioners.
Gen. JubHl \. Early, of Va, !
NuIIc,tl nn for rate, To clubs should only hr
made L. the nf'irr OF the Company IN Sew or
leans. Writ for circulars ar send pIIcrH 10
VI. \. pAUpliIN,
New Orleans, ITI.,
Or NJ y. Dauphn, at No. 2l2 Broadway ~"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29

GRAND Concert by the Opera Orchestra at
Louis Sthwulh'S FIRST National Saloon on
Wednesday evening. All are invited
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AnCSEm ENTS.


This evening Hon. Schuyler CulfaN will
deliver his celebrated lecture IN the
"Marty~cd Presidents NJ the Opera House
An Iowa paper says: The opening P"r
ton OF the lecture was a glowing rulngy
upon the Lille and character al James \.
Garfield. whose noble attributes ui heart
aud head were irclingly portrayed, ne pie
turcd the hcroj>u with which the long
days Of intense suffering At the capital and
The seaside were overwhelmingly endured.
how. when millions ui muu-urr- through
out the north and south were aroused t"
the highest pitch uf Indignation and wrath
at the base wretch, who had com
mittcd 50 foul and damuablc q
deed. nnword of ccnsure came To his lips.
but rather words OF pity for the murder
Gus assassin. The lecture j. largely. how
ever. a tribute 10 the great emancipator,
with whose administration Mr.. CnliaN was
81 closely identified, ~ the leader and
speaker Of representatives., and tnran hour
last evening hc held the closest attention
of his hearers. relating historical facts amt
incidents oi life in and around the Whit"
House, during the dark days ri the rebel
lion, in which Lincoln. Seward, Chase and
other famous mcu. associates nf Mr.. Col
fax, were the prominent actors.
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Ny GERALDINE,

This interesting drama will Ne given At
the Opera House Friday and Saturday
nights and Saturday matinee. The "r"p1''
SAYS:
Il is play productive OF tear, and laugh
ter. Rarttev Campbell certainly seems "a
have the power I" command our emotions,
which j. the test ut the true dramati>t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-29
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Best Cigars in the city ut New
Mcclure House Cigar stand.
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The circulation Of this popular newspaper -
constantly increasing. IL contains all ID" I"hd ,
ing news ui the Daily Herald. ani IL arranged
III handy departments. Tie
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

lrr>nrrpH oy TRAINS WHEELING TIM
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-04-14
IN. Y. independent
The Tobacco Problem.
BY META LANDER.


Can anybody deny that it is an ex-
pensive, unwholesome, uncleanly, an
noying, demoralizing, perilous habit?
Why, then, must it be touched so GIN
gerly? Why must we approach it
with deprecating bows and apologies,
as if, after all, it was not much of an
offense.
Alas! it is because this ugly brown
idol is set up in high places; because
it has more worshipers than any hea-
then god; because it is enshrined in
many heart as the dearest thing on
earth. If, now and then, some fear
less hand attacks it, not few, even
among those not it's votaries, in their
concern lest some good man may
chance get hit, stand ready to ward off
the assailant. One is thus often re-
minded Of the old slavery days, when
many who were not practical partakers
condoned the offense of such as were.
Are not those who use this narcotic
in it's various forms as truly slaves as
were our Southern Negroes? Is not
its bondage as oppressive as was
theirs? Are not its fetters as tightly
riveted?
This tobacco vice-for I can call it
nothing less-extends to every nation
on the globe and pervades every rank
in society. The gray-haired patriarch
is not too old nor the boy Of twelve
too young to be its willing subjects.
Neither the filthiest slum nor the po-
litest society is free from it.
1t stalks defantly through the
streets. fouling the very air Of heaven.
1t boldly sits in our legislative halls,
both state and national. 1t enters the
temple Of the Lord, and even creeps up
to the altar. It travels shamelessly
on water and on land. In spite of
special arrangements to imprison it,
there is no such thing as shutting it
away from the tell-tale air and the
whispering breeze.
The Office Of the lawyer and of the
physician and the sanctum Of the
minister are alike under it's offensive
cloud. The coarse, clustering swearel
and the refined, elegant scholar art
equally its victims. 1t finds it's way
to the fairest fireside, polluting its pu
rity, wrecking the health of wife ant
mother, and often bequeathing to th'
4 children an enfeebled constitution
both physical and mental.
Its insidious spell has so fallen OF
the community that multitudes seen
y utterly insensible to its character ant
3 its consequences. Indeed, so poten
4 is this spell that there is now AM
d then a woman who, instead Of bein.
J. disturbed by seeing her father o
I brother, her husband or her love,
q among the victims, will complacentl
smile upon his ofense and gaily deco
: rate the signs and symbols Of his sla
very.
Shall be pronounced fanatic,
re monomaniac for writing thusP Ye;
E, verify. But, though [ am struck, sti
90 | will claim hearing.
Look, for moment, at this habit
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-04-14

A STROKE of lightning generally
spares the rod and spoils the house.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-04-14
"BEAUTIFUL SPRING.
Now genial spring has come at last,

Now genial spring has come at last,
So beautiful and bright,
And all the fields are covered DER,
With her mantle, soft and white.
The snow birds twitter on the trees,
The little streamlets gush;
And our high-taXed roads, to Goshen town,
Are hub deep, Mud and Slush.''
The gentle zephyrs fan our cheeks,
And chill our very bones,
The leafess tree-t0ps wildly sway,
With creaks, and cries and groans.
In haste we seek the ireside,
We need Its warmth and cheer,
And lightly joke and laugh the while,
To think that ''spring'' is here.
Around the straw-stack laZily
The weary cattle hover,
And ruminate of fields once green,
Sweet timothy and clover;
AS from the mud they pull their feet,
They sort of kind 'er roar,
And bow their heads and hoist their tails,
And mediate on "gore.''
Our oldest settlers all amazed,
Gaze on the scene white,
In all their lives they can't recall,
Jnst such season quite.
mo corn ground plowed, the oats not sown,"
Their brains are in a rack,
And solemn-lye they say, ''goll darn
Old Vennor's almanac"
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-04-14
SPRING..

When am weary and the spirit flags,
Spent with lifes struggle and too dull for prayer,
One haven of delight is still mine own,
All unassailed by care.
In that dear realm the fancy wanders free,
And drinks unsulied joy at every well;
My years are lost in the eternal youth
OF thy sweet spell.
Too old for innocence, too young for rest,
My troubled spirit wanders to thy feet,
Beloved Spring with ever new delight,
feel thy hearts strong beat.
For ever new the radiance of thy smile,
Thy tender waking out of sleep, how new
All else is changing that is not yet changed,
But thou remainest true.
Breathe my cheek for breath that Death hath
stayed,
And kiss my lips for lips that more,
Or bring the fragrance of undy1ng Spring
From Heavens far shore.
And If in sunless cities haunts stray.
And lose thy birds and flowers, this grace still
bring
That somewhere may know thou art on Earth,
That some see Spring!
G. G. .FRASER-TYTLER.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-04-14
Valuable Property For Sale.

have five of land for sale, in Oak Hill 1t is
under high state of and has on it good
frame dwelling house, stables etc. 1t is underlaid
with good fire clay and stone coal; -
3lmar t3t SAMUEL JENKINS,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-04-14
detroit Free Press.1
The Revolver Fiend.

1t is hard to write with patience
about the daily fool, idiot and ass who
points an unloaded pistol at somebody
else. The latest recorded instance of
this kind comes from Bloomington,
Illinois, although there has happened,
no doubt, several accidents" of the
kind since that was printed, ON Tues
day. A beautiful and accomplished
young lady falls victim to the fend
of the pointing pistol. The dispatch
says that the fellow was only prevent
ed from killing himself by the inter-
ference of those around. This is an
instance of the evil results of not
minding a PERSONS own business. He
should have been allowed to have his
own way in that respect, and the re-
gret is that he did not form that
Iaudable resolution week ago, when
there was no one near to prevent its
successful accomplishment. Ii revol-
yer pointers would only try the un-
loaded weapon first on their own
empty skulls, what a benefit it would
be to the rest of the world. Mean
while, every person that does his duty
will instantly knock down the ninny
who points a pistol at anybody and
try to kick some sense into his pros
trate and worthless body.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-04-14

WHY don't you try Carter's Little
Liver Pills? They are positive cure
for sick headache, and all the ills pro-
duced by disordered liver. Only one
pill dose. 14apr2w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-04-14

~xAGKSg14r, ~
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-04-14

Is there member of the family
suffering with cold or cough? Don't
wait hoping it will be better without
medicine: the chances are it will grow
worse. Denig's Cough Balsam is
pleasant to take, and will cure.
14apr2w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-03-10

A ne.ktag pemea stsikins Abroad All
Danger rsesa ~ avsrs.d ~ skiiifat rhy.i.

There arc Tor many reasons, few diseases
more 10 be dreaded than Erysipelss. and
il has not inaptly. been termed ''St Anth.
onys Fire Ihsae Ia no disease which w
completely dciorms and disdgures the yis.
age 81 the patient, and Il may fairly hc
compared to rcd mask thrown by mock
ing demon over the human face. II is al.
most As dangerous as u is repulsive. Arts.
ing from variety Of causes, running its
course with paint often ends suddenly
in death The old treatment consisted Of
blood letting and the use Of strong dras.
trio purgativcs The substance 81 the en-.
lghienea modern treatment ia all contain.
oil IN DR. konnedy's ''Favorito Remedy y
Use this and you have used the essential
total of all the best physicians in the land
could prescribe for Erysipolas 4 case In
point Mr. s h. Carpenter, Of Granville.
n. Y, writes that he had for some time
been afflicted with this disease IN both
legs, and had regainod his health by the
sole use OF "favorito Remedy Other
cases might be cited, did space permit.
"Favorite Remedy" is also sure in its &c.
ton in all other diseases OF tho blood. ASK
your druggist for il, or address the Propri-
etor, DR. David Kennedy, Rondout, New
York