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m.-f a.nr-kir> arrhing thetiruo-
1, syiui,Ilr hracing atmosphere,
,,rrf7,a vitality with every in
r.r-whilr from the hydrantS that
"A supply pure water flows a filthy
.l,t ln.k, rs if such sky and such
rl never Known II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

PEsUSs viii make your blood pure sad
healthy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

,,soz of immigration to the
!. without parallel in the
h"S;, Ss,b, country, averaging over
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

saith, of Kentucky, formerly
AIU ~ york World and SIN, Is now
Ne" .ttbe New York Herald.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

flhe explanation Of the dismissal Of
Iyes the Stenographer of the House,
\ Speaker krifrr, a. tclegraphed by
y Associated Press, will not hold
Fier. 4 special 10 the TTbWtC says
>, Hayes Is not employed by the As
'atcd Press, a. he resigned his con-
\ Ton with il "a yvrr ago ut the sug-
P,,aI 90 Speaker Randall
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~wha. must I do TO se sareaz"

Further, it was qu eSLiGn hasty and IuL-
mediate 1t was put OF the run Look N
his face as he holsis mp the ligAt 70 find
where the apostles are. What an earnest
and startled loCk; no uE3e I" co1ab his hair,
notime TO arrange his apparel. He must have
il answered then ami theCe, before the
earthquake bad stop2ed rocking orp@rhlPs
il might never be answered at all. Is tnat
the way ypH put she question, or do you
drawl il GRt A. much as to say II shall Ia
satisfied II this question Is answered any
time within Is ycslrs-" You have no tine
to spare Ii really yOu feel
the earthquake andcr your soul
belts, take light and hurry in. and cry it
out 1T the top ui your voices. There are
tess OF thousands of men who did not ask
t1ais question in time. II all those who
lAaye missed heaven could utter one Tnri
OF warning IN our ears it wouldcome sound
ing up ike the howl OF the everlasting
Storm-
"NOw. NoW!-'
There are young men who procIastiuate
but the rail car was hurled from the track
or their foot slipped on the icy pavement
or typhoid came down on them, driving
them out of life in delirium. Others put Oh
Christ till their business perpleXitie!
should be gone, but they died without prep
aration. In the attempt to gain the world
they lost their soul. They have no use 10
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THE NEWS.

4 ,,npd in the Thames last
d''u ,os and most of them were
l ,.,oizsble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

Thc following Is the New York bank
Atcment: Loans, increase, Sl,GO4, 500;
Ecir, decrease, Il l,22S, 400; legal ten
s decrease, So, NoO; deposits, de-
1,', $rib,9OU: circulation, decrease,
~; reserve, decrease, >lGl.7lj.
j. hanks now hold SI.72D, ,9Jnm excess
legal .ruu.r,mrUts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

l., n, -47R mobiles with an
aof ,,o.no per annum; $4,000
l,5,n., w.,h a yearly income Of
4 ,.,.h.anI la.25LOuoPeasautS with
4 .,,,l average Of $50. Would
/ t., noble. and with a noble
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

, some part Of Manitoba speculation
kEd. 1t i >lrl % be quite common
a settler To ~rIl his farm IT from 5000
l!O,OOO - cash. balance in twenty
,hirty days. The calculation Of the
|chaser /, that within the time speci-
he may dispose Of the land at an
vance; ifnOt he only loses his SO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

v1al by jury in Chicago appears to be
~ed upon pocket-bOok calculations,
le jury-fixer being an undoubted and
bent institution in that city. The
f,bng of iuryman on the trial Of an
Ihyei jury briber is little Ike piling
NGOn ou OsSa. Chicago never stops
all way at anything, from u biz Iirs
% < Swindlc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

/ ohio Democrats are beginning
L., talk about candidates for
\ I'm I>,S. Congressman Con-
[ If Nh, columbus district, IS It
,,r. n.urrit Dr this premature
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,,U W, York World and S'"'' Is no"
,iito, ofthe New ! 0rN 1'''''"'
..s,x of immigration to th'
~. without parallel in tn
sStbe country, averaging o'e'
a!ly.
,,,,I that ex-senator Dorsey
Ii, ranches, ranges and brand
~" NJ ., comry to an Eastern com
:. .'N sJ.,ur ;sOo,ooo or S7oo,Ooo.
hundred and tily hands engas'
,,.rbfpr shop, at Clifwood, y
,,~y ,.' for An increase Of wages, yes
,rj the men are Prrsuading the
jrr, % stop work.
r,.,h,u, Powder mills, at HEX
., have been blown up, sllgnt-
In,,ng the night watchm"n. The
80 heard in WiIkesbarre, 4 dis
oftwenty miles.I
-.arh trains have commenced run
an 1be Little Rock, Missouri River
Ira, railroad. Large gangs oi
,snairing breaks on the Mem
M Little Rock railroad.
mi, Democrats are beginning
ht, talk about candidates for
II IN l>,S. Congressman Con-
of tb, columbus district, Is It
n,,b, n.urtit of this premature
m. -A7R mobiles with an
<-,nof ,,p.no per annum; $4,000
y, ,T,rt. with yearly income OF
a,.r.ard l1.25LUOOPeasautS with
.,,r,g average Of $50. Would
rh., noble. and with a noble
....f blue skies arrhing the firmO-
syigi,!,y hracing atmosphere,
,r,f7.,a vitality with every in
,p-vhilr from the hydrants that
"A supply pure water flows 4 filthy
,R,t Io.k, rs il such sky and such
,Iasvrr Known ii.
n-,al,nt will bc elected in No
~ ~, aud, whoever he may be,
e anil will De- postponed, the New
Nr predicts. until the new ad-
. Jrs,ion shall be- installed on the
March. lN>5. There will be no
e p, In the tariff i'm this admins
a
| hrra arr not only rumorS Ot war,
s. he reality Of war will soon have TO
reioy the inhabitants ot Europe
u the Pail Mall GU-Cttc. In a word,
thought 'ha' 'he u''''re"'ee "
H. Russia and Germany are 80 acute
HRar alone can decide between their
[, -,
W. Ohio man turned hiS wife out OF
= on an intensely cold nlght because
wished to discharge a pretty servant
She craWIed mt" a nay loi'' anu
riS lroZe 10 "rath' Next uaS s"ulc
,rJ than r,II,J hin,
,a,r If f.,rher.
? some part ol Aal'''''' NPe''''"'I"'
'hu. II ! sun U D' lu''e couiL'to'i
] 'e'''e' 10 '''' Ms ''r'' 1T i'oii' S''V''
'O'V'v - cash. OaIauce Ill twenty
hirty days. HE calculation Oh the
chaser l. Inal within the time specl-
.no,,. ifr,t no ,rI,, - ,i- 80
he following Is the New York bank
ement: Loans increase, >l'oOt'No"'
.ir decrease SL--',+oO; leSaI Ten
decrease, So, NUO; deposits de-
,,, E;G. .UU: circulation, decrease.
Vo. r.serva d,cr.,sa .1GI -l5
,,,.,-,',a-..
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TRADE TROUBLES.

LArET-In the case above referred, TO
Jury disagreed and was discharged.
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y r,,,rsv, Powder mills, ut llick :
1 -. have been blown up, sllght-
I,n.,nr the night watchman. The
80 heard in WilkeSbarre, 4 dis
4 Ioftyenty miles.I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-03

,,b trains have commenced run
/ y, Little Rock, Missouri River
~, railroad. Large gangs OF
,s,,iring breaks on the Mem
,5rt,'e Rock railroad.
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THE NEW BYRON LETTERS.
From The Atheneum.

Atnen0um.
Tn the course of the next few weeks we hope to
print series of hitherto unpublished Byron papers
BEGINNING with letter from John Byron, the
poets father TO his daughter Augusta, and letters
from the poets mother TO her husband; TO Mrs
Leigh tho wife of General Charles Leigh, colonel OF
the 2Oth Regiment of Infantry. and 10 her step
daughter Adjustable writings comprise: ~
collection OF poems by Lady Byron, written during
her brief residence with her husband, some OF them
containing emendatous by his pen F; % correspond
ence between Lady Byrsn and Augusta the Hon.
Mrs Leigh during the term of Lady ByrOn's en-
garemeut to the poet and the earler months of
their married life 49, correspondence from the date
OF Lady Byron's withdrawal from London till
the settlement of the terms of her separation
from her husband W letters from Lord
byron TO his wife, DIR. Drry, Mr.. Hoppncr and
others. including his last letter to Lady Byron
written on the OF his departure from England !;
% correspondence of Lady Byron and Augusta
from the commencement of the quarrel between
Lady Byron and her husband till the date of Lord
ByrOn's death; (6 documents touching the destruc-
ton of the Memoirs including Augustus nara
tive of the circumstance OF the DISTINCTION OF the
famous Ms; "a correspondence from the date of the
poet's death till 1890 exhibiting the circumstances
hitherto undivided that caused Lady Byron's ani
mostly against the woman whom she had held for
fifteen wears IN the highest esteem and (S) a group
of letters having reference to Lady ByTons inter
view with her sIster-ln-aw IN 1891 III the presence
of Mr.. Robertson, OF Brighton.
This large body of correspondence will be found
TO demonstrate the baselessness OF the various state
ments made by Lady Byron in her later years TO her
sIstcr-iIi-laws dscredit and more especially OF the
hdeous imagination to winch Mrs. Beecher Stowe
gave such wide and lamentable publicity some
thirteen years since.
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CLOSING PRICES PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Rs,or,sd JoIs H. DAYS 6 Co, IL VELL

MONDAY. July YEN
Almost panic in the grain and provision mar
kets at Chicago and great buoyancy in the New
York stock markets were the distinctive features
of the beginning of the new week. Last wees
prices, bo h of stocks and products were adVahceo
because the Egyptian question was expected 10 en-
large the European demand for American PRODUCES
and to-day prices of stocks were stimulated ~ su
important decline in the prices for products. ino
seeming inconsistency of the two propositions "0
are NOT responsible for-we simply record the iae'.
Beyond question there has been no such connoe"s
buying of stocks for months as there was
today. and it is equally certain thss
the parties who have been Largely
instrumental in making the recent advances WEI.
stoady and constant sellers OF stocks all day. lev
the market absorbed the long stock put upon IT. an1
hardly finched under the pressure until du,'ns
the last hour And then tho depression from oos'
figures only in few instances was sufficient !" ~
duce prices to or below those current Mt the opoiDs
of business. In that way, the notable excePuon-
are Denver and Rio Grande, Louisville ana VAS
vile. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western iiiino.
Central. Central of New-Jersey. Central ana n"N
son. Reading and Western Union. But inc s
changes for any of the ordinarily active stocks Sno
advances of more than are represented oy '""~
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EuERSON'S PICI IRE OF HIS HOME.
HIS WIFE AN INCARNATION OF CHRIS
kIlANIIY,

From a Letter 20 Cdriyie IN The 'Auten0nn.
CONCORD, May 10. 1888.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-18
fost an0 founa

I OST or STOLEN.-Bank book issued by
~ the Seamens Bank for Savings NewYork TO the sub
scrber found returned TO the bank within 80 days
l wild apply for new book.
New-YOrk, July Is, 1882 HENRY f. RAY.