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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

THE country at large will have q
wonderful prosperity this fall. How
will it be with Wheeling? The propri-
etors Of the iron mills and their late em-
ployes must answer this question. II
Wheeling declines to supply the coun-
try with nails, some other locality will
do IL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

THE Republican Congressional Con-
vention will meet at Clarksburg, on
the 3Oth day ofthis month. Indications
point to the nomination Of ex-Judge
EDWIN MAXWELL. of Harrison county.
Ex-Judge MELVIN of this city is also
spoken of the same connection by
some of his friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

problem should be made, not only by
members Of Congress, but also by the
general public, and especially by those
who win become the members of the
next Legislature of West Virginia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

THE next Legislature of West Virgin
in will submit TO vote of the people the
Prohibihition Amendment to the con-
stitution. That much is already clear
70 those who can read the signs Of the
times. That fact does not establish the
the wisdom of the measure, however.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

THE wet weather Of the past week
has been hard on the oats crop, which
has not vet all been saved; but the wet
with the heat was favorable to the corn
er,on
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13
10 NEWS AGENTS.

The SUNDAY REGISTER viii be sold at 5
cents per-copy; or the DAILY REGISTER will
be delivered to subscribers six days in the
week, as heretofore, for Is cents per week,
or seven days for Is cents. These terms
must in no case be departed from,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

Ding. 'o9f
DR.. Chas. West states: "That it has
been proved that diphtheria and mem:
branous Group are the same disease"
Hence in the above table we have, in
stead of one thousand three hundred
and eighty-one cases of diphtheria, by
adding the nine hundred and three
cases of membranous Group, the two
hundred and eighty-four out Of the
three thousand eight hundred and nine
ty-four, supposed to have suffered in
that year in New York, by the effect OF
sewer gas. i am glad the leading men
of the profession are making progress
in the matter Of simplifying disease,
and placing many supposed to be seq
arate diseases in their proper places,
DIR. West further states: THAT the
vague phraseology which served for
wears to conceal our ignorance, even
from ourselves, has been to great de-
gree done away with. We talk no
more of worm fever, remitten fever,
gastric fever, and so on, for under these
yalious names we recognize the one di-
sease, typhoid fever, varying in sever
ity, but marked always by its own char
acteristic symptoms, and LESSONS OF the
mucous membrane of the intestines, as
exhibited in examinations after death.
Professor Alonzo Clarke, NJ. d., LII
D., one Of the most learned and accur-
ate pathologists of the age, and one OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

A WISE and carefully guarded law re-
curing the official inspection of coal
mines in this State, should be passed by
the Legislature next winter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

CAMP MEETING is in progress at
Mountain Lake Park. The Mounds
vile camp meeting viii commence this
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

THE paper by DR.. FRIssELL which
we print to-day, contains matter of
both local and general interest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

THE export demand for wheat and
meats is likely to keep prices pretty
high in this country another year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13
Ladies' Who Were wild % ~ ~ 10
dians Dance 20 . savage OrehesasA.


Not long since a party OF ladies aud
gentlemen on n kind Of q summer toV
az Il were I'm Northwestern WypmlnL
nItchcd their tents, and while ostrnas!
catching a few trout and killing an o.
casional grouse, wer In fact mcd o. .e
time killing mosquitoes ana sdmlIlns
nature In all her Observation-Disclosures.
One evening ~ the twilight lowefeha ana
the camp fire was lighted, there WAS
bIood.curdling whooP in clo-e Pronn,y
to the camp that made the mar OF su'
ladIes' Saratoga waves stand on coo.
In five minutes q hundred wana
were around the fire. They soon cos.
WINGED the party that they were no, oM
after Indian blood, and that every1hla!
wo,,ld h. amicable. The lsdie bfoufm
out some bread and raspberry Am an1
the gentlemen got 0 small demjohp
Kentucky Blue grs~ WHISKY SUI ~
was COMPARATIVELY unconhned. Lna
In the evening the noble CHIEF, hole'n.
,hs'beeI.ofhis sock, who's proves Ss
srsr ,ior and unidentified bone thleI ~
reached from sea 10 sea, exprs.ed o
sirp IN return for fsyon reeve, " 80. -
a nprub dance" asit b called. luz -
h.d never seen an Indian dance -, ".
,hsv were Wild In . moment TO e w
ua;y,sd warriors move through .os
Stately figure. ofthe may t 70 .Sr H''
I'M music Of the savage orcbesI -
Preparations were ct once once m a.cs.i r
.ns Of warriors ,ss,. sI,s"d IN s: a,ss 49,
cstisu 70 begis, The 49, o
6it0bsdtn Ne .snr vafks,
posss.r I biantsL NJ LIN insi g., Iits %
linen te6ies!,tll bsas ss ovss . s,u D. ~
- VsIl tent ovse . desd s,u .nt /. es1
a. - q the drum tn: ga,m." of LIMB
49, In order 70 give a.. d.ncefs.
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r,..,. Gs.ssS:s.'..s ..,...l
1t,,IesA Psyiss p.iif.

Dlvt1eD4 Iey, v.t.sh Rsiifo
A. s,stion on the wso asosa ~
. tramp approached the e'D
,rnin and said: ,,.ns epiass
steal : ride win 20 ,sI, sn u .Ss ss0ss
carr ,. ysu desesss
rewarded" -. I'm only .,
tramp, agge1, han ~ Of boDot ~
1 When . railroad ! y ". m = AMI ca, a.. : :
behind In PAYING e 20 stockboISs
tramp Who thinks - "a H. rosd"-
scter will Jake tne o
Rnek GGzcffe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

WHEELING is much weslthier place
than she looks to he. Rich but not
NdSome.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

Total deaths in 1850 from defective plum.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

the U0m1SSlOn Vi WhUtE tuTuuSu VIC
modern houses, and after being used for
ablution, for the laundry and the water
closet, q way must be opened for the
passage of the used water and other
materials from the house into the sewer.
From the sewer most filthy and pois-
onous air or malaria finds way into the
most palatisl houses, and, In my opin-
ion, no plumbing can ever entirely
prevent such catastrophe.
.fWhat can be more impure or des-
tructive than sewer gas admitted into
the sleeping apartments Of children and
others? Suppose, now, we have near
our dwelling Q large vault, filed with
decaying bodies, would any Of us con
sent to open q communication with it,
interior, and admit in putrid atmos-
phere into our living apartments7
Would not disease under such circum-
stances be inevitable, . kind OF plague,
such as diphtheria proves to be? !.
aThe crOton water was admitted into
the city in 1872. Before that time we
had infiammatory cioup TO contend
with; after o few years instead Of Group
there was the disease diphthefia. It has
Is own characteristics, constitutional,
and II the patient does notdie In the at
tack, the system, especially the nerves,
are often left wreck. The poison from
the sewer Is peculiar, and In order 70
prevent It's admissionto our dwellings,
there should be no connection with the
main living part of the building. When
we employ the term Hsdtdri0, We
should dignity which kind We refer tor
The above Is plain, practical tan, y
our very best men, about savers 400
sewer gas In houses. II IL the grest
breeder Of zymotic and low igrade dis
eases in New York City, where 70 b q.
lowed to enter dwelling hsasss and
places Of busine3. The registrar Of VITA,
statistics shows most plainly the e1ec:s
Of sewer gas IN generating diseaAes Tbs
matter undoubtedly deserves tte care
full sttenticn OF the public Authorities.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-08-13

heaIthv anil 70 live ~ = & \ ,afsifId MI
TO quote moro largely from Warin& but
have already u5ed too much ep9ce. ~.
Dr. Foraycs Baker, In some renat!s Z
st . meetine S th Academy q M ..
cine 81 New YORK CITY, says ;t.i he
special poisons to which I now refer,
sewer gas, &c, are the sg9ees resulting
from defective plumbing 10 which all
classes, the poor occupants Of tenement
houses, those who are able to command
the necessaries and many 0fthe luxur-
les of life, and those who live in the
most expensive houses and whose
riches can buy everything but health,
are alike exposed" Another distin-
guished New York sanitarian says:
IA greater mistake was never made In
regard to health, thanthe tapping of our
city sewers and throwing their deadly
gasses into our houses, especially the
sleeping apartments. Often the most
poisonous gases are inodorOus and give
no warning of their presence
Dr.. Doremus said in reply to his own
question, "what must we do IL we have
the gases in our sewers?": 'If those
gases are attempted to be cut Off from
our houses by water traps, 1t does no
good; the gases will pass through the
water; you must have chemicals In the
traps which will decompose the gases,
and these must be renewed daily.
His experience ana chemistry taught
him there was no other mode Of pro-
lection. When, however, the gases
have been admitted and absorbed by
the furniture, the drapery and the
walls, the rooms must temporarily be
vacated and disinfected thoroughly by
such reagents as chlorine and bromine.
&C." Engineer Wingate advises that
the furniture Of the rooms be more
simple, and that the diapery be dispen-
sed with altogether. DIR. Frank 81.
Hamilton, one OF Garfeld's surgeons
i'm an article entitled, "The struggle fol
life against civilization and atheticism,,
among many other things Gays
'tScience has not kept pace with civil
zation; and toas without concession
on the part OF civilization
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-19

crease Of the present rate 1t least one
hundred per cent. He telIs Us the
State is not and cannot be IN any
trouble over Der debt. "She has .
reoi. not siskiae fund; asubstansial
debtor, not an imaginary creditor.
sacredly dedicated to the payment Of
that debt. For her bondhoiders know,
her people know. everybody knows.
that her internal improvement proper
ties viii more than par It al any tine
understandable. and that those proper
ties cannot be used for any other pur-
pose. And that Is the real and true
reason why her loan taxes have been
so lightly imposed upon her people
that. to-day those taxes do not keep
down the interest on that debt--and
yet, what State maintains 3 higher
creditY
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-19

H.. TIE CONTROLLERS REpoRT.-
We are Indebted to the attention of
Comptroller Heating for pamphlet
copy Of his report. for which he will
please accept our thanks.
From it We lsarn,that the receipts
7fof 1881 were Sl.ee6.64I.0s; the
disbursements 81. 757. 469. l5-which.
WITH a balance as Of September 80.
1850: LEFT in the Treasury at close Of
the fiscal year $3.50, 1899. To this
should be added cash to.credit Of eer-
tain funds, which made the balance OF
sdS7se, eel "A.
- In addition, the investments in va
riOus sinking funds amounted to s5l5-
sssaj7s Besides. the State holds
prompt interest securities to the
.smoant of ss,46l ,oS5,7o. and tax-col-
lectors owe nearly $l,4OO.ooO. And
there is no past debt due outssand-
-fngs
On the moot question as to the
handliagofthe different sinking funds.
Mr. Heating says that they were abb
sorbsd or cancelled by regularly en-
acted laws long before he came into
Office. If the process vas wrong,
he was not to blame but he main
tains the VS. sion thereof, and as
-ssrts thkt 4 sinking fund i the re-
dsmption ofsa debt before maturity.
sssndnisen at ashigh premium, By the
-payment Of more than you. have con
traeted u pay, coupled wilh the
maintenance of ia exorBitant rate ii
taxation 10 ENJOY that privilege. And
hefsrther states that our remaining
sinking funds are nok only impraOti-
cable but uttsflyinapos at the
present rate Of Safe taxation, for to
do 90 would absolutely require an In
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-19

IHE TEUTm 0UTcRopPfNo.It 10 an
Axiom Of political economy that trsf.
fic buys what It has TO buy in the
eheapest market and sells where ii
can make the largest per cent. The
lawicf charity or humanity or disin-
tersstedness finds little or 10 recoe-
milton il The transactions Of trade
We have oeomplaint to utter against
the natural law that governs buyer
and seller and wiz continue to gov
otn them, We fear, as long as the na-
tyre Of man continueswhat it is. What
we would here protest against 10 tho
cant, the hypocricy Of Baltimore to-
bAcco spectators who are daily pro
claiming through their fayorits press
organs mo Subsidy" consideration is
cOnjectured) that they are seeking the
overthrow Of our present system Of
tobacco inspection chiefly on the
planters account and for his better
protection. This pLilanthropic idea
is,just little too ETHEREAL for human
belief and is subject, we think, to the
itErmity described by the word gam
non, No planter Of common sense
believes it and it imposes upon nobo-
dY in the world, unless some Balti-
more papers be an exception. walk
into my Parlor says the spider to the
fly sell Your warehouses. gentlemen
planters, where you have now free
storage, distribute the money, not
among the tobaccO-growing counties.
but put it in the treasury. substitute
our inspection for impartial inspection,
and store your tobacco in orr houses
where you tcO1''t have free storage -
No. We don't complain that you want
to cheat US and only protest against
yOur hypocricy in pretending that
you are working for our advantage
But all Of you are not hypocrites. tits
refreshing to hear what candid spec
ulator, in a recent interview with a
feporter Of the AMERICAN, has to say
On the subiect-matter Of our ware
houses. and promising that the ideas
he expresses explain what we mean
by "the Truth outcropping." we give
them below without further prologue
!. The warehouses should be leased
to the highest bidder, and the lessees
should employ inspectors acceptable 20
fhe buyers. This would make them
acceptable to the planters, as their in-
tfEests are nsat,taL. Tie plcnEers ,cho
F1pGke quick saLes should be CHARGED Tess
AGn those lsko store tobacco for ! no De
ylods. Why should TIRE STATE prorsde
iat1efnite ss0rage for tobacco iUhesu Il
goes not DO 90 for any ether crop raised
By the farmers 2"
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-19

rELEcrioE ST sTATE-THEAsURER.--
On Thursday last, Hon. Barnes Comp
tom was reelected Treasurer Of Mary-
lSad, ssch House voting separately.
His opponents for the position we're
Mr.. Enoch Pratt, Of Baltimore, and
DIR. J. Z. II. Raley, Of this county,
the former being the republican nom
i1es. for tAe place. The vote stood !.
Senate. Compton II, Pratt 8. House.
Compton So. Pratt 80, Raiey 1. blank
3; Mr. Compton was consequently
derlarsa elected. Whatsves nav be
thoagilt Of this result from a rotation
standpoint, and whatever personal
disappointment it may eneender, il
mag pot BE denied that Mr.. Compton
has proved himself an upright and
most capable officer in the past admin
istfation Of the place he has no1 for
the hEth time been elected 70 ell.
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SEvARG.
ICowMuSrcATEp.
EwIves, January leth, lss2.

EwIEGs, January 10Th, 1882.
At the rick Of being considered
nuisance, Messrs. Editors, must beg
space for few more words upon the
same subject as my last article-State
VS. Free inspections. l first wish to
call the attention of Tobacco Growers
to the gigantic efforts being made by
the buyers to upset the plan of State
Inspections They have apparently
gained absolute control Of some of our
most extensively circulated Satte pa
pers, the Baltimore San, for instance.
Now the Editor of the San. suppose
is just about as well acquainted with
the needs of Tobacco Growers as we
with type setting or the process By
which the Sun becomes the supporter
Of those whose money Ia made BY the
depreciation of our produce. We do
know the Baltimore San has made
and still makes lots of money for its
owners without raising tobacco at 2 or
3eentsperlb. They may be doing what
IS to their interest in the matter, but
certainly not what is to the interest
of the Tobacco Growers. Messrs. Bon
niger & Bro, utter terrible complaints
about the oversampling Of Tobacco
by our Inspectors from which cause
the French contract alone suffers a
loss Of from $500 to $500. Now let Us
zee by their own showing what cause
Of complaint they really have. Let
Us look little and see if they them
selves do. not prove that they are ac-
tual and bona fde" gamers BY It. It
is hardly reasonable that in such lot
as ten or fifteen thousand cases that
there should not be few undersam-
pied. These of course would aid 10
Offset the oversampling. But without
that. allowing such a thing possible.
that there is not one underdrawn, they
still prove themselves gamers BY IT,
OF course they make their case as
strong as possible and take that sea-
son in which they suffered mcat.-
Then. Of course $500 or $500 ID the
maximum Of losses from this cause.
They also say that they retain or re-
fuse to give within about s. OF the &C.
tual value Of each case, 20 - 20 guard
themselves against loss. Now IN TO-
900 cases they hold back $500 to Gov
er loss Of only i've or six hundred.
an actual gain Of not less than 500.
Ii they were so deeply interested IN
getting Us better prices, would they
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Our Annapolis Letter.
AnNAroIls. jan. ls. 1ss2.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. ID, 1857.
Matters at the State Capital this
week have been Of unusual interest.
Never before since the democratic par
ty has been IN control did any Of its
members have sufficient courage to
dispute caucus rule and bring to the
front an independent candidate for
the Treasnrership.
This desperate and manly effort,
which has been many times before
threatened. was finally consDmnsated
b. Hen. N. Bannon, Hon. Eli. J.
'Henkle and Capt. Jas. Il. M. Raley.
Perhaps some will say that for the ex-
tent oftheirsaccess they might Is wen
have made no effort at all. but some
OF Cur greatest measures have grown
from frequent failures to mighty sue
cesses. E
This effort i but the beginning Of
what Is likely to come hereafter. The
relative strength Of managers in the
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NnrICE-


In pursuance Of the above order, hereby
give notice that have. obtained from the Or
phans' Court OF So. Mary county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the psrsonal es-
late of James DillahaY. late OF said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby notified TO sIhib-
IL the same with'the proper vouchers attached
thereto 70 the subscriber. on or before the
18th day Of July, 1882. they will otherwise
by law be excluded from tie benefits of the
said estate. All persoss indebted TO the de-
ceased are requested 70 make immediate pay
mcnt 10 the subscriber.
ID. C. HAAMETT,
Administrator.
Jan. IL, lss2--6w.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Orphans Court Of 81. Msry's County, Set:
Jan. La, 1882
ORDERED by the Court, That d. G. Ham
" NETT, administrator OF James DilahAy,
late ct 81. Mary q county. Nd, deceased, give
the notice required by law TO the deceased >
creditors to exhibit their claims and thai the
same be published enoa week for ak sueces-
sive weeks in the ST. Mary's BRAcoN.
Test; JoHS B. AEELL,
Register Of Wills for st. Mary county.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE..
Wm. r. Stone
vs..
Jno. W. II. Burroughs
aud wife 81 al.

In the Circaii Court for 81. Mary's county.
sitting IS a Coart Of equity.
- No. sI6 n. z.
.HRDERED this 2nd day o. January. 1892
NJ that the Auditors Report, 6sea In ~
cause, be ratified and confirmed. miles eaase
70 the contrary be shoHn ON or before the sts,
Nonsay Of January, 1882; provided 4 copv
Of this order be Published ii ihe 81. NARY.
BkAcaSs once week for tkree sneces.iys
weeks prior 70 the sid 5ih Monday Of jan
nary-
J. FRANK FORD, cIsak.
true coPy-Test:
J. PRANK FORD, Clerk.
Jan G. Ies2-sw
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In Baltimore, on the 18th inst, DR.. @.
Z. ADAMS, formerly OF this county.
At tire residence Of her son. g. d. Alvey,
in Matthew's county, Va, Nrs HARRIET
ALVEY, in the T7th year Of her age, former
ly of this county.