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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-14

HAD Chronic Dysentery for one year.
PEEUNA cured me. JAMES BRESNxS, Pitts
burg, Pa @
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sarEeRt's Chances.

A Republican Senator who saw the PreSi-
dent. t6-d,v, says he is satisfied there is no
truth in tie rumOr OF q change in the
Executive mind with regard 70 the appoint
meut o.. Sargent as Secretary OF the Inter
ior. This senator SAYS he has no doubt
whatever of the appointment OF Sargent
within short time, by the lSt OF February
at the latest. Sargent has been criticized Tor
lCuw.us 10 Washington. and il has been
rgyresrutci he injured his chances of ap-
p1iutmeut by the visit and by talking on
the floor ut the Senate of his expected ap-
Ipoinumeur His friends deny that he
|jalkrd with Senator's on the subject. They
/ |say hr no.. only did not broach the ques-
Itiyn, but when twas referred 10 avoided ii.
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HANGMAN'S DAY.
At Ontario.

RrNoUsKI, ONT, January l3,EMorean,
the French Canadian, who killed his wife,
September last, was hanged in the Jail
ward, this morning. He mounted the
scafTold, knelt and arose again without any
help. He made no reference to his crime.
Two nt 81. Louis.
ST., Louis. January l3.--Thaddeus Barber
and William Ware, colored, were executed
in the Jail yard, this morning. Both men
retired about II o'clock, last evening, ware
desiring to be called at 1 o'clock. At that
hOur he arose, and shortly afterwards Bar
Der awokc and dressed. They then walked
up and down in the court yard for some
time, after which they retired to the cell
together, and alternately read aloud from
the bible, and Ware also occasionally sing
ing hymns. They eat fairly hearty
breakfast and said they were ready TO die.
The Rev. Drs. Cause X. Boyd and Clagget,
visited the men shortly after 8 o'clock and
remained in the cell praying and exhort'
ing them. Ware was buoyed up with re-
ligious fervor and believed he would go
direct TO Heaven. Barber was more apa-
thetic, but profcssed to believe.
In TO the last moment both men kept
their eyes on the bible. The black caps
were put on them, the nOoses adjusted and
at :2l the bolt was drawn and Barber and
Ware we're hurled into eternity. Ware
died in six minutes and Barber in eleven
minutes Fifteen minutes were allowed
10 elapse before the bodies were cut down.
They were then taken to the morgue.
The Ashland Murderers Indicted.
CATLErrsBuRG, KY, January l3.-The
grand Jury, after five days labor, and the
examination OF over fifty witnesses, report
cd a true bill, at 4 o'clock to-day, against
Ellis Craft, William Neal and GeOr ge Ellis,
for the murder of Fannie and Robbie Glib
hons, and Emma Carries, or Thomas, on the
Esd of December last, at Ashland, Ny.
Three indictments were found against
Neal and Craft, as aiding, abetting an d con-
spring to murder the three persons named.
Three indictments were found against Geo.
Ellis, individually.
Crafts trial was set for next Monday,
Meals for Tuesday and Ellis for Friday.
The court adjourned till Monday.
The troops remain to guard the prisoners.
Judge Brown intends TO rush the business
through. There is great excitement, but
no violence is feared. Credit is due to De-
tective James Hefiein, OF Maysville, for
working up and making out his case.
Failures for the Week.
NEW York, January lS.-R. q. Dan Il
Co., of the mercantile agency. report the
failures throughout the country the past
seven days, as 2o3 The largest number in
any week for more than twelve months.
The reason for the increase, probably, is
that a large number OF persons insolvent
towards the end of 1881. for various reasons,
have contrived to hold over until after the
opening OF the new year, and are now Try
ing to compromise and settle up before
spring.
This seems to be particularly the case in
the Southern States. where the failures
foot up "a. In the Western States SO, the
Middle 40 the Eastern -. Pacific Coast !,
and in New York city Is. No failure oi
particular significance has occurred In New
York during the week.
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! TRADE REvlEWlE
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AFFAIR OUTLOOK FOR Tue FUTURE.

RAA1oAsaDA1As
PnrIADurHiA, January ia-rrsds In
most departments is quiet, and prioss q
several leading articles unsettled. Cotton
firmly held Flour continu0 dull, With
limited demand. Wheat dull and easier.
Rye unchanged. Corn unsettled In oats
there was little movement sud prices
lower. There has been moderate johbtnK
trade in provisions st frmer ratea Whis-
key firm. Wool continues in fair asnsnd.
BosroS, January is.-The leather rAarket
dull and weak. Boot and shoe trade rather
dragging. Shipments 20 points outside OF
New England 1857 cases. OF boots and
shoes. against &, lls last week. Hides quiet
There 10 sn inproved demand. for rubber
boots and shoes. Raw wool moderately
active and steady. Sale OF a,066, ,OA poupds
for foreign, and -, 900 for domeste con.
sumption. wooisa goods DALI
Louisvtlle.
LOUISVILLE, January ia-Iron market
r. sEpapiIy has commenced much
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RalttAOPe.

BALTIMORE, January ia-Grain and -four
market dull. The provision showed moro
iirmness. and mess pork advanced. Sugar
advanced early In the week, but closed
dull. Coffee weak. Best grades OF butter
brought good prices. Eggs dull. Cheese
quiet and prices for best grades well main.
clincd. Hogs abundant and prices firm.
No demand for sheep, and the entire re-
ceipts OF the week are still on hand.
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Cleveland.

CLryELANp, January l3.-The iron mar.
ket continues fairly active and production
continues larger. Pig iron Is firm and pri.
ccs are steady. Charcoal iron is showing
increased activity. Manufactured iron Is
in good demand, but manufacturers are
not accepting orders, anticipating IN ID.
vance i'm the near future. Nails have ad.
vanccd to $ rs. No transactions In steel
rails but mills are oil busy trying TO catch
up with old orders.
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WASHINGTON. January 1s.-Upon the
opening of the court, Guiteau said: "In
Justice to myself and Dayidge / desire TO
say that | received letter yesterday
severely denouncing Davidge, and my re-
marks against him were based upon that
| have found out. however, that / was mis-
taken, and that Dayidge is a high-toned,
Christian gentleman and sound lawyer.
desire therefore, to withdraw anything l
said against him. | Istill entertain the same
opiniOn
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Right OF Suffrage

and be governed by the same laws and if
applied to laboring men, it should also ap-
ply to lawyers, doctors, and all others. 1t
was, in his judgment, unconstitutional in
that it created additional qualifications for
voter and also, in that it applied only to
| class.
Mr.. Ferguson thought the gentleman
from Wood was trying TO save his lambs by
crying wolf. Registration laws were not
popular in this State, and if the gentleman
could inspire the belief this was
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Law and Punishment.

They met and compared notes and coGldn't t
testify but 10 his sanity with the exception
Of the two moral insanity men; and ! re-
gret TO say it, neither OF them would or
could not admit that they believed in
A God. They vanished from before
YOU, and were permitted by the defence TO
withdraw without testifying. Now. what
has been the result Of all this evidence?
This allegei fool has grown before you TO
be A man OF more than ordinary intellect
We have uncovered his moral nature: we
have shown him TO be in religion, hypo-
critic: at law, a pettifogger; in all things, O.
swindler, denizen Of jails, and depraved
and
Wicked Wretch.
In answer to the prisoners claim OF d.
vine inspiration, Dayidge read, with i'm
pressiye effect, from the first chapter OF the
thistle of James. 18th 10 the 18th verse,
inclusive. as follows: "Let no man say
when he is tempted, am tempted OF God
for God cannot be tempted OF evil; neither
ternpteth He any man; but every man Il
tempted when he is drawn away oil his
own lust and enticed; then when lust ha tn
conceived il bringeth forth sin; and 81 n:
when il is finished, bringeth forth death.
The air of the room was very Oppressive
after recess, and qnite ripple OF excite
ment was csused by sudden stir at the
rear OF the room, and Judge DAsidge sus
pendsJ Ii sswarka aa.l he eoaaial
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-21

lVTIFIoV 1'o,
she fastened Il rose Ih00Illel, -,
that you will wear this until
it withers AMI dies. L Will,
indeed was the cheerful reply
i will wear this rose if | don't wear
any thing else, somehow they both
blushed and went their respective
ways.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-21
Volume XXXIX.---No. 6.
Thermometer Pants.

Hoffenstein was busily engaged
scoldlng Herman for not polishing
lot OF brass jewelry there was in IA
show case, when a thin, stoop should
cred countryman entered store
and inquired
Have you got any god jean pants
here y
i Certainly my trent, replied H"fen-
stem, we makes speciality uf goods
IN dot line, und We defy competition.
If We sells angling und YOU don't like
1t, you gets your money back or some-
ding else in exshange, you know. Vas
you farmer?'
Yes, sir, l live up on Red River
Nel, den, you need bair up bants
like desc said Hoffenstein, pulling
tout sky-blue pair from a pile of
clothing on the counter, sDey vas de
genervine doeskin, und will last de
whole year oud, YOU know
The countryman took the pants to
the light, examined the texture of the
cloth, and then shaking his head
knowingly said:
There's too much cotton in them;
they will shrink
'Of. course my trent dey will shrink,
but valt und | tells you someding. If
man vat owns pank or keeps a
store comes here, | don't sell him dem
kind ut bants. Wy? Because dey
vas made EXPRESSLY for the farming
pisiness. Dey vas de dermomter bants,
and a blessing to every farmer vat
wears bair uf dem. Do you know,
my trent, dose bants will dell you
exactly vat de vedder will be- Ven
it was going to be vet und cold dose
bants will begin to shrink up and ven
1t vas going 10 de dry rud warm dey
cones right down, you know. Dree
years ago | sell bair uf dem bants
to a man vat vas name Nilkin, und
eter since den he makes good crops
ven de oder beople don't made noding,
because he always knows py his der
mometer pants vat de vedder will be.
After avile de beople in de neighbor-
hood finds oud de segret uf Vi.hin's
success, und at de beginning uf de
planting season, you know, dey comes
for dirty miles around, und if dey see
Wilkins bants crawling up his leg dey
holds off and waits for change, but
if his bants vas down dey goes right
home, und puts in de crop. Dink of
ut, my trent. Nit de thermometer
bants, you can dell exactly ven to put
cabbage seed, und blant corn dwice as
better as mid any almanac, besides
ven de vedder gets so cold and vet dot
the bants goes under your arms, you
sew buttons on de front und year dem
as vest
When Hoffenstein finished his yarn
concerning the pants, the country
man smiled and turning abruptly on
his heel, left the store.
Did vou see de way dat man acted,
Herman? said Hoiienstein. angriiy.
Yes, sir replied his clerk
Well, it shust shows dot de more
you try to help some beople along, de
more. py tam, you don't get any tanks
for it,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-21
Questions to a Fretful Wife.

Hester y exclaimed aunt Susan,
ceasing her rocking and knitting and
sitting upright, do you know what
your husband will do when you are
dead:'
What do you NJ was the start
ling reply.
lie will marry the sweetest temper
ed girl he can find
oh. Auntie!' Hester began
Don't interrupt me until | have
fnished,' said Aunt Susan, leaning
back to take up her knitting. She
may not be as good a house keeper as
you are-in fact think not; but she
will be good-natured.'
why auntie-'
That isn't ALL composedly contin-
Ned Aunt Susan. To-day your hus-
u was halfway across the kitchen
bringing you the first ripe
Sches, aud all you did was to look
on and say: There Will, just see
! your tracks on my clean floor! | won't
have my floors all tracked up Some
(men would have thrown the peaches
but of the window. To-day you
\rcrewed your face when he kissed you,
because his moustache was damp,
tnd said: l never want you to kiss
ne again When he empties any
hing you tell him not to spill it
When he lifts anything you tell him
lot to break it. From morning until
light your sharp voice is heard com
blaing and fault finding. And last
inter, when you were sick, you scold-
d him for allowing the pump to
reeze:: and took no notice when he
aid: Il was so anxious about you
hat | did not think about the pump
'But Auntie-'
Hcarken, child. The strongest
/ and most intelligent of them all care
more for a woman's tenderness than
pr anything ese in the world and
ithout this the cleverest and most
rfect housekeeper Is sure to lose her
Islands affection in time. There
Nv be few more men like Villas
ptle, as loving as chivalrous, as for
ful Of self, and satisfied with low
hat their affections will die long,
CLING death but in most cases
les but few years Of fretfulness
Iault-tinding to turn husbands
ato irritated Indifference
ut, Auutie-'
es, we'll yon are not dead yet, and
weet-natured woman has not yet
Eound so you have time to be-
SO serene and sweet that your
DEAnd can never imagine that there
! is better tempered woman in exist
ence.'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-21
Eflerf misrellanq,
In a Matrimonial Bureau.
LOOKING FOR A HUNDRED TTO-SAND
DOLLAR WIFE.

4 want to find a rich wife
This was the Introductory remark
Of a Hera}d representative to an old
gentleman who presides over a newly
established matrimonial bureau in
this city. The matrimonial high
functlonary was German with a
brown wig, little tuft Of gray hair
plastered over his bald forehead, in
nocent baby blue eyes, glowing red
cheeks and white, thick moustache
with imperial Of equally snowy color.
Happy as he looked it was not matri-
mony, he confessed, that make him so
for he was, alas. widower.
what kind?' he Gueried,
4 should like one with 100000,
was the bold reply.
The old gentleman was very honest
about it. a hundred thousand dol
lars said ne, speaking with funny
German brogue. lis too much money.
We haven't got many of that sort !;
you'd bette, come down in your ideas
IA little
w hats the very best you can do:
We'll. we have an old German
widow who says she is worth $4,000,
but she is awfully cross and ugly. I'm
afaid you wouldn't like her.
Never mind about that. Has 81 e
really GOT the $4,000"
This conversation took place in the
rear apartment Of bar ly-furnished,
empty-looking first floor in a side
street, between the Bowery and Broad
way.
Can you show me photographs of
some Of Your elients:' was asked.
'les; but we always require a cash
payment of so in advance before we
90 into the affair."
And in case of marriage:'
Wed expect percentage on the
whole amount YOU receive-say one
and a half to two per cent
Does this business pay
In Europe, splendldly, There are
fifty bureaus of this character in Ber-
lin. In London the principal firm in
the business has made 100000 out of
lit
What is the condition of the matri-
mouial market just nows'
Very good, indeed. We've got a
rich Californian who. wants to mar
~ poor girl without money. We
have clergyman who says he won't
take one of his Pensioners in the
country, and has come to us to supply
his need Of wife Oh, there are such
cases.
But these are exceptions:%
/ 'Oi course: most men want money
lots ot n.ohey.f
And the women >
They are not so particular about
that; they are generally more anxious
about getting married than about the
money. Money or no money, they all
want to get husbands
Does the prevailing taste among
men run towards brunettes or blondes
'BruneteS. | should say. Most OF
our gentlemen consider blondes in
>ipid.'
And the taste among women ::
'Oh, they are not SO fanciful about
beauty MS the men are. All they want
lis good husband, and just enough
money to keep them nicely
/ Where do you arrage ameetlng:
/ Either here before or after office
hours, or outside, if the parties prefer.
/ .k,1 e. tbc Slp how lonu can
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-21
"Roxie, RoXie, child.

\ Young girl. lovely as the morn
ing. disengaged herself from the laugh
ing group about her, TO reply to the
lady vino called her.
well auntie:" she said, with q
backward toss of the softest, brightest
curls, and look of saucy defiance out
of arch, hazel browp eyes.
w hat did you say Just now =
Raxie colored and lauSlr
81 don't care" she said, pontiHsl
very becomingIy Il do like Franz
Thorley. although he is papas elers|
| shouldn't saye said so, only Eliessj
Richmond was making fun of what she
calls his assurance in dancing With
me so often tonight.
Il wouldn't dance with him again,
my dear"
why not, pray:" Roxie exclaimed
elcyating her graceful eyebrows.
''Because You are q very pretty girl.
and he is very handsome young man
You may DO hlm much HARM"
~"
"Such fiatiering preference as YOU
are evincing for young Thorley soole-
Is is enough to turn any young man s
head aud coming frsm girl IN your
position, to man in his, Is calculated
10 do harm. Take my advice, Roxls,
ae a.I,r'if sees ''o o''s - 'I.e s ioo', ~
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away Size Heated 10 AIRY 'tty''',
at can 90 any h"'In' sac '""'
ti.ucd with some 'hwAf" in.,S ,''"S'
a h,r eyes net auHt'e hl''a'H "''"F
proving lo"k, or 'e't 'r"rA'h ',e ''i,-
pus.ioued and almost t'o frankly ~
.m!Eiu- glance Of Lef companion; ""i
course te knows ! am particularly y
Kind to ham because he papa cieih'
and lie can't be 80 ridiculous as TO iai,
IN love with me really, "Ld IL Ism
likely W. shall ever be together this
Hay agau.
Miss lioAie, how'yer' was m's,ahtI
10 her calculations. She had lndu ged
mcmcutary v him aud had INSISTED
upon his attending her party.
Us Il consequence, somebody else
invited him, and then somebody e'Se
and he was 50 handsome aud enter
.taiuing-such graceful addition t'
any circlr-that before The winter Wa:
over he had become very popular, a"'
received more Invitations thah he VA
able t accept. RoNle was surprised
but secretly pleased at this, ana at The
continuance of his undisguIsyd and al
most romantic devotion to herself
Hoyie accepted this deyoupn with oc
casiosI reluctance and occaslona
nis-iNngs as to here 1t was TO END
but she IKE" II tco wen To i'Se, ah'
was, perhaps. more interested AT near
than she ItH,iz,d herself
! Imagine hcr CONSERVATION "h'i
Frank hor'ey asked her 10 marry
hlm.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-21

Crnti-7ses. I take pleas.
ure in stating tha; l have used
Browns Iron Bitters for ma
lara and nervous troubles,
caused BY overwork, with
excellent results.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-21

For colls, coughfs, asthma, in short for any
and all arrangements wards consumption, moth
ing is so reliable as Ayers Cherry Pecteral. In
all ordinary cases it is a certain cure, and it
affords sure reliefeven in advance stages.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-21

to hers.
Roxie shrank little, and locked as
if about to cry.
Tuning toward Frank ThorIey, Mr.
LYLE said, upon one condition | will
forgive YOU. Repeat what you just
said to me. IN the presence OF this mis-
guided girl
Poor Frank ThorIey. Perhaps he
thought even exposure would be pre-
frrable to such humiliation before her
whom he loved. Perhaps second
thought Of his mother came and
neryed him. He hesitated onl = u
moment, and told the story with a
halfdespcrate. half sarcastic eloquence,
I that took the vivid color out of ltoXie' 5
brilliant face.
"Won't vou forgive her, Frank
ThorIey, or not:' demanded Mr. lyle.
"He4ven knows | forgive her, sir
rs | hope to be forgiven. :.
"Thank Won. sir. 1t think she has
wrongtd YOU more than you wronged
me and Will show YOU, young man,
bow can forgive tomorrow"
pr+ v.Lo, tho mnrrow came Frank
|,rtorI.v Eal left New York. with his
n.nthor and vain were all Mr. LyIe's
.t,,r,s - l,scnver him
H,srs ,,.ss.a TLara came = ffuan-
III ,ra,h .onI tLor.h ayaryLody snn-
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= ~ 'I.l.,, ~ tEsv wrr- nnuhIa to
,,,.,.l5' ,Ia s.or,,,
Sarrn,la1s homes, now Is ever Mr.
,,f, o..,.. 49,, .",..rrthing. and m,Ie
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e., I'.,, I.,t ta,, 1,i.l't b.fora tha sale
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l o morrow ,, al l"ls '!n'e' !t We snai, .E,
-. .',., .. - n,. haa,.r liass
covers o'r hs"GS, bu' heaven oiesS
!, - - - - hraro
1t Is something to have so brave a
Icm'd. lon have been so used TO suen
I lreeGom from care, l+o"sh hoAIe-l
- ,eI :" I 100 - 'i'''' -, =" ~
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Il have got You. papa, and there's
nohody | like better
/ .\uholv. koxi.."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-21

New Life

L w" AllC
is given by using BRowN's
Iron BITTERs. In the
Winter it Strengthens and
warns the system; in the
Spring it cnrichcs the blood
and conqucrs disease; in the
Summer 1t gives tone to the
nerves and digestive organs;
in the Fall it enables the
system to stand the shock
OF sudden changes.
In no way can disease be
SO surely prevented as by
keeping the system i'll per-
feet condition. BRowN's
IRON BITTEEs ensures per-
feet health through the
changing seasons, it disarns
the danger from impure
water and miasmatic air,
and it prevents Consump-
ton, Kidney and Liver Dis
ease, &c.
H. S. Bo,Ln, E5q., of the
well-known firm of II. 5.
Berlin & Co, Attorneys, lie
Droit Building, Washing
ton, D. C., writes, Dec. 9Th,
1881:
Crnh'-e,e'i. l take pleas.
ure in stating tha: have used
Brown Iron Bitters for ma
lara and nervous troubles,
caused BY overwork, with
excellent results.
Beware of limitations.
Ask for BRowN's Iron BIT
TIERS, and insist on having
it. Don't be imposed on
with something recon-
mended as Just as .gooa."
The genuine is made only
by the Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1882-07-21

/ Ihar.fnrr 10 deuI IrnIrn1Iv with The
',nttar - snn'a sn,,II Lnt I,rino
haonlation tLa, haI I..n onioo on If
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