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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11
OHIO COUNTY
Proves Rscrsant to Her Own Can
didats,
And Dsbasss sisnef IN the Dust Before
Z False Gods = The Probable Result
SfIesterday's Election With Its
Scenes and incidents,

Ohio county had her price and Jay Hub
bell found il. Recreant to her honor, re-
creant to her name, recreant 10 everything
she presents herself this morning speeta-
Gle of shame TO her sister Democratic coun-
ties through the State. Turning from the
course of duty laid before her, she has
wandered of after false goods and now ran
ges at the very bottom Of the Republican
column. Instead Of the 400 or 500 major
ity she was expected to give TO
the Democracy, she has given little
or nothing. The complete result Is
not in, but enough is known to
show that Golf has probably carried the
county, or reduced its majority to mere
cipher. Judge Jacobs has swept everything
and q mixed Legislative ticket will be
elected. The vote and the particulars OF
the shame in which il was cast will be
found below;
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nrsef lettings or News I'm and About
the Cfty.

Rrsef lettings or News I'm AND Abous
tr,e Cfty.
(. svvre.t loud and abusive tongue fights
took place yesterday.
Turpr were very few drunken men on
the streets yesterday.
omrx large number of bets were maze
on the issue yesterday.
Tur work ON the p, w. 4 KY. extension
Is being pushed along rapidly.
Tyr comet is plainly and beautifuiiy
v,s;hje At 4 O'Clock in the morning.
sr.Ts sold well, yesterday morning, LOT
s.sam.I of Posen," tomorrow to-nigh.
n n YATES. of Brooke county, writes
that rs head of cattle, in all, have aieu VI
the fever.
tn uorkmen on the Twenty-third street
.svsr did not stop workon account OF tne
rain yesterday.
Tas cow that fell in the Thirty -Afth street
trench, Monday night, was taken out yes
terday morning.
pRor. HUDSON will give Concert this
evening at the Wheeling Female College.
All lovers Of good music are invited, Ad-
mission free.
ROBSON and Crane gave the COMEDY OF
Errors 10 an ONeIuOWih6 hOHSS
onara House. last night, and gave it in
manner entirely above reproach.
THs wool growers of the neighborhood
shonld remem Der the Tariff Commission
sits AT the Mcclure House tomorrow.
Brooke county will send delegation down.
at the Lincoln Club rooms for several
hours the returns came in slowly, Du!
whenever anything favorable was received
the shouts of the hundreds were deafening.
Ibont II O'Clock or shortly afterwards
Madison townships $50 majority broke up
the meeting and all took the street, march
ING up and down after the worst drum
corps one ever heard. As the intelligence
office one or two speeches were made, ana
a pandemonium was had for several
minutes. Then the crowd took up
the line of march through the
mud, hooting, yelling and blowing TIN
horns and making night hideous. Al the
office saloon large crowd was addressed
by Col. e. NJ. Norton and w. F. Peterson,
SQUIRE William Phillips acting as master
of ceremonies. The saloons closed, the
cslebrators took to the streets and were
there when we went to press.
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@:relins Re9ister
|TOBER n. 1854.
LOCAL INTEIeFNcF
Index to New AdVertIsem>

For Sale-Phaetous and Buggies.
Fresh Oysters. H. Diehl 4 Co.
Adjustable Curtain Cornices-G. Mendel
& Co.
Louisiana State Lottery.
Wheeling Public Library.
To the PuOhc-W. V. Brown.
Breeeh Loading Shot Guns-I. G. Dillon
-lLocal Page
Save Your Teeth-R. II. List
New Line of Opera GlaSses-Miller &
Franzheim.
Whole and Ground Spices-Edward
Reed.
Colgste's Toilet Soaps-R. H. List.
Don't You Forget lt-Tidal Wave Saloon.
finland Japanned Ware-G. w. John
sons Sons.
Gladiator Cook Stoye-B Fisher & Son.
Ladies' Fine Shoes. T. Stone.
Sash, Doors TSc.-W. A. Wilson.
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s,shhes md KILLED.

CINCINNATI, October ia Georgetown,
Ohio, special says: Sunday night, after
church services in the school house. SIX
miles west Of this place, Charles Irwin
stabbed and Instantly killed Chiffon Lem
mons. They were sons of farmers In the
locality, and both were mere boys, Lem
mons being 10 and Irwin only ID. lrvin
escaped
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A Card From ME-. williams.
To the Editor Of the ReofSfer.


WHEELING, W. Va, October 10, 1882
SIR:-Please correct the statement in this
mornings REGISTER, wherein my name was
used in connection with others in contra
diction sworn statement that appeared in
the Intelligence from one NJ. d. Murcer, a
Former resident of this city, but at present
resident of Pittsburgh, Pa.
clame that the statement in this morn.
ing's REGISTER dus me an injustis as new
er stated to W. L. Hearen and Z. G. era.
craft or any other person that NJ. d. Murcer
was liar or purgerer or any thing of the
cind. heather did say that he is one Of
the lowest dead beats that ever was in our
city or that he now is q fugitive from JUS
tbs or any thing of the cind. But on the
contrary when hailed on the street By those
to Gentleman and ask what new about
this man Murcer / NEARLY stated that
new him as he had rented house from me
al one time and declined to say any thing
about his character what ever except that
they was bad reporte on him when he
left Wheeling but /. told Cracraft that
would not attempt to say that il was true,
but Irefuned them 70 the lower river side
mill where Murcer use TO work 3
- w. ii. WILLIAMs, IS
24i0 Wood St 3
Signed and sworn TO before me-, this 10th
day Of October, A. D., 1881.
: J. z. MURaIS, J. P.
A justice Of the peace of Webster Dis
trict Ohio county, w. Va.
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Peeuiinr Aecieenf

srRIserrELD. ILL.,. October ia little
son OF Gus Spices, well,knoWn German
CITIZEN. met with shocking death yester-
day. He was taking Q COW 20 pasture and
bad rope around her horns. the other
END OF which was fastened around his body.
He lashed the animal to a run and was
ihr-wn down end drspgpd 10 ,ieafh. The
Led. 49, -i.s-iiaLy Iaa.s4sa.
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True 20 HerTruss.

Too much cannot be said of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly watch.
ing and caring for her dear ones, neyerReg-
isctipg single duty in their behalf When
they are sSsailed by disease, and the sys.
tenn should have thorough cleansing, the
stcnach and bowels regulated, blood puri.
Sed, and maiafial poison exterminated, she
must know thst Electric Bitters are the
only sure remedy. They are the best snd
fuyest medicine in the world, and naly
IS, s.aeel.. az y Lasal { Co.
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In these times of quack medicine ad-
vertisements everywhere, tits truly graft
flying 10 find one remedy that is worthy OF
praise, and which really does as recon-
mended Electric Bitters We can vouch for
as being a true and reliable remedy, and
snd one that will do rs recommended.
They invariably cure Stomach and Liver
Complaints, Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Urinary dificnties. We know whereof
We speek, and can readily say, give them a
iIial. Sold at fifty cents a bottle By Logan
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Special bargains I'm Ladies' Silk
and MaryeilleuX Satin DOlman's
at HarmisOn's. From five to seven
dollars saved in a single gar
ment, and more elegant goods
than can be found In the city.
Call early and INSPECT stock,
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AnI~atixA Prom JustIee.

Washington Lane, 8 river mSn, hailing
from Pittsburg, Pa, was arrested yesterday
by the police, and placed in Jail 70 await
rSQuisition from the Pennsylvania author
titles. Hell charged with various onenceS
Ssrth A ADULTERY, fornication, bastardy and
seduction. The gentleman who followed
him here, went back 70 PennsylYania yes
ter1ay Tor requisitiOn, and, Is soon as the
law has been complied with here, the fugi-
tive will be surrendered to the Pennsylys-
MIA authorities and taken back for trial.
Yesterday, Rod Dixon gave bail for his
eppearancs at court, and he was released
from Jail
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BneEien,. Hrniea s.Ix..

The BEsr SALvE in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, ChiIbIains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale By Logan
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TwoM Murders.

ADAMS, MASS, October l0-R. A; Savage,
an er.officer, was shot by James Barrett,
saloon keeper, this morning
WINDSOR, ONT, October lo.-James Dew
lin was killed by man named Mathews,
near Maidstone Crossing, Essex county, this
morning.
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LOTS IN THE
BONDS ron sxIr

II HAVEAFEW OF THE S 8 PED c,..
= ~ Bonds OF West Virginia a.. I y
and Expoaition Association for ul. FIl
payable semi annually. They An . fss
the nut snd only deed Of trust On n. 3
and buildings Of said Association Oaed
party cost, with the improveme,n ~. s0-
$4,000, and the buildings and inn,,s'e,
are insured In the sum Of sI7Ia .,d :, eee
cies assigned 70 the holders Of s,n ~. Ai'
their interest may appear. ssis - =
b sold at par. Total amount issued ps ~ w
Agply'0 ero voor
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Veterinary Hospiinl.

Dr.C. B. Robinson has found IL necessary.
owing to increase Of practice, to establish a
Veterinary Hospital where sick animals
can be treated in a rational and scientific
manner. All animals placed in his hands
VIII receive the beat of attention. and
treated according to the dictates OF science
Hospital, No. Eleventh street :"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11

25 Pieces beautiful CretOnneS
I'm new patterns. from 15c a yard
up. They are beauties. Call at
HarmiSOn'S and see them,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11

Thirty pieces new and favOrite
shades of silk Pushes and Satins
Just opened and for sale at lit
tie over One-half the fancy prices
usually asked for same grades
elsewhere. 81 Plush for $3.50.
Splendid line OF Dress Velvets at
bottom prices. Call at once at
HarFa3aOnSa
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afterwards when the reverses in Benwooa

Total In each prec
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Fatal Accident.

COLUMBUS, O., October lo.-Chas. scarrett,
a wholesale grocer, was thrown from
buggy this morning and fractured his skull,
from which he died in q few minutes.
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BIG Arrival OF Asmore,. Vince Mea,.

ing in their fall stock Of mince meat At
more q Son, the celebrated makers of this
article. shipped to this market yesterday,
1000 pounds Of their meat Any parties
now wishing TO make good mince pies can
buy this celebrated mince meat from their
or. ~
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: VALUE RECETYED-

W0men's Grain Morocco But
ton Shoes at $1.25 per pair.
Misses Grain Morocco Button
School Shoe at 81. ChiIds Tin
Button Shoes, z to 10, 75c. Also,
q fine line OF Mems and WOmen's
hand sewed shoes, at
j. w. AMICK'S,
ll4S Main ST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11

The handsOmeSt Dollar Black
Silk ever seen in Wheeling, at
HarnisOn's. 400 yards Just in.
Would be good value at $3.50.
People buy it as an investment {;
better than cash.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF Personal
Character.

Character. ...
Capt. Al. Wagner, OF the Treasury de-
partment, came home yesterday, to vote.
Mrs. Geo. B. Caldwell has indefinitely
postponed her soiree, owing to the death of
her friend, Mrs. Mccoy, 80 .r.....
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Beck left yesterday
for an extended trip through the East.
John StillwelI, formerly resident here,
LeadviIle, Col, is in the city on short
visit ..-
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AnsMer Thia

Can you find case Of Brighrs Disease
2, .ne Moneys, Diabetes, Urinary or Liver
,onPlsin's mat Is eursble. that Hop Bit
's '"S no, or cannot cure? Ask yonr
= s-LSis = - S..A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11

Peach and other Fruit Flavor
ed Creams at Mrs. Mary Zeigen-
felder's, No. sc Twelfth street,
fresh every day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-11

Undcvelopcd Riches o. Tie state,
Carefully and thoughtfully prepared by o
most fascinating writer, will be printed In
the REGISTER running through the coming
year. These articles, will alone, be worth to
any West Virginian, many times the price
OF the paper.
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AOTEL ARRIVALS.
Ct. James Hotel, october 10, 1857.

] @ Simon, N Y NJ Taylor, Baltimore
RRMorrison, Minerl PIN A Aldridge, do
7 Burley, Morndsy'e T q Riley, city
So Adams, Washingtn w Martin, BALTIC
q Repinsh, Pitts WV Peck, Columbus
+ c Clark, Chicago l. Horkheimer, city
8 r Parker. do II Conant, city
JHPerkins, Steubenv 8 Emerson, Salesv'e
JWWebb, Huntington r N Price, New York
3 steel, do j Anderson, Pitts
J Engle, Hartford CityJ NJ Workman, B & o
j Fitzpatrick, city J Francis, do
Jno Comeor, Frostbrg ] P Dukehart, do
Rowe, do w g DuraIl, Wellsburg
Dugan, city WE Simpson, Moundsy
] p Francis, Newark q ) Alden, Cleveland
8 Wilson, Boston J Best, Pittsburgh
r Lane, Chicago ID ID Powell, Proctor
W K Congman, do WArman, Proctor
j Jackson and family, Mrs Godfrey, Pitts
Corker City Miss NJ Anderson, do
p Mckinney, Belfast Henry Viewer, Cincln
] II Mong city 1T Wygum, st Comes
s + Mccoy, Sistersv'e w Merrill Colum bus
Fred Merrill, Layport r Danehoo, do
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Nothing Is purer or more re-
freShing than the Cream sold by
Mrs. Mary ZeigeRfelder, No. GO
Twelfth Street.
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STATE NEWS A SPECIALITY.

.cendas.sd with energy ability and great fair
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DO NOT be Deceived.

A justice of the peace of Webster Di
trict, Ohio county, w. Va
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The REGISTER has paid correspondent of
intelligence and integrity In every section OF
the state, whose business IL Is to furnish the
paper with all that Interests the people OF
his locality Ito aid every effort nj improve
ment, and In the Development Of the TO
sources Of the State. And II also has
Cerrespoudents IN Ne Pr1.eapai Csssss
OF tie country, who are wide awake In gath
ering that which win interest and profit ths
people OF West Virginia.
THE MARKET RKPoRfs
or the leading cities, at home and abroad.
constitute valuable feature Of the Rko.
BrER. 90 AZ ~
Lewis Baker %. are the most enerxetis
Newspaper men In tbs country, and the Item q
news which escapes their vigflABt eyes n not
worth shs recording. "-Aidrsoa AsfoIrtse.
sesd fsr . specinea CeVy q ths Besisses
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The WEALTH
the WEALTH

~The enterprise Of the WHKHLrsa REaIsfx1 .
recognized and appreciated by the people here. Il
L the Enquirer Of this state'- MoryuntotcB He,g
Dominion, ..r|. ~ -sty-t -
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Island p,.,..,

HNDER AND By VIRTUE or rury
" visions Of two deeds Of trust ~ RIO.
made on the ash day Of June, lsy. b, ne Zoo oae
der Lamb 70 me as trustee, and * nslvs-
made on the 10th day OF June, Inn nv Is .S,tnef
dier sheekey and Bernard sheeky H., s n..
band, to me as trustee, will. on u9 hus.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ,s,
At 10 O'Clock Q. m, proceed 10 sell A, h.,
door Of the Court House Of Ohio c,nn,. ifost
Following described real estste, that Is y @s
A certain parcel Of land lying and being ny:
Ing, bounded and described y follow. rosel'
ming on the east line Of South Rosd "a, 81. ln'
at point l0 feet north OF the norm ~
Waters property; thence al risht an.,os q
Broadway lS feet s more Or lsA 70 an Ate, IN n
the renf; tnencS north along the ves, line ~
esst line OF Broadway; thence euth sloe - -, ne
ssst line OF Broadway - feet 70 the pisss ss =
fE1a1s~Onethird cash: balssc. d, A..
twelve months with interest aud eood secur,,,
w. n. HALLER Auctionesr. AeA -,
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g Bales of 4 Lee Brown Mus
line Just In. $50 Yards sold yes
terday at HarmiSOn's.
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60 90 the MSLure House cigar stand
for the finest Imported CiKaFs.
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IHAD Chronic Rheumatism for one year;
had beer given up to die BY two physic-
isns PERrNA cured me. VIM. CGRrA
I.i.A.r-sS, "a.
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TRUSTEES sALR.

TYNDFB AND BY VIRTUE or nrrn
OF trust made on the ?lst isy al 49,
1873, by Lemon Phillips and ManhsJ I'M,
lips his wife, to me sstrustee. I viii, On A'''
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4 lyys
Alto o'eock q. m, proceed to sell, At the finn,
door Of the Court House OF Ohio COUNTY ~
foIlowi3E described real estate, thai N 10 ~.
A certain tract Of land situated on Ronsys
Point FUN, o branch Of Little Wheeling crsk
In Tnhdelphia district. In Ohio coant,
West Virginia, and bounded and ds.rrin
o. follows: beginning at a walnut, co.nsr
20 Williamson; thence 4. SIX K "A polss Ia
the school house lot; thence n. slI'EAn
polaa 70 the run; thence up the run N, $40
w " $40 poles; thence n. Il EsSe poiS
tboDce n. 461S' W. 5 5.l0 poles TO the Wllisn.
SOD line; thence leaving the run n. Is iJ'V.
o poles to the beginning. containing tvc
sSfcs aud twenty.four perches, less one hun.
dfcd and thirty poles, conveyed by aid Pm
upgto George AmoA
The above property Is part Of the sams con.
veyed to said Phillips by Alex HIM and via
BY deed dated September !, is7S.
Terms cakh. J. ]. WOODS. Trustsa
W. Il. HALLER, Auctioneer. ccs
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Mhesli.sg Rsgaa4s1-
LEWIS BAKER d co.
TERMS,

TERMS.
PER YEAR, BY NAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID.
DAILY, six days in the week ...........-..& %
DAILY, three days In the week.....-..... Z W
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. Cases of 4 Lee Standard
Prints just in at HarmisOn's.
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Price or"we.s vlrriai.'. wealth. si.ss
A series OF articles on the

aThe REsmTER is the leading paper Of West
Virginia. and is one OF our best exchanges. ~" Pitts
baroh Daily nmes, C1nd).
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soa sALr.

~ 1sk!.LTn siucK Ann -
MI . - "a 49,, VI IN I.sssisi . So
oGsce A'a'elan aauia . .
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A yALUABLE BOOK

Of nearly 500 pages, on the wealth. developed
and undeveloped, of West Virginia, by such
distinguished authorities as Prof. Mnuy,
Fsllov Of ne Royal academy, London,
Prof. F6ntaine, of the University, and Ex.
Speaker, Geo. II. Aorea, will be sent a.
PREMIUM WITH THE REGpsrER,
To those who prefer 1t TO the map, on exactly
the same terms
Price of"wess virsiaia's wealth. sl.se
%Ths R.ssIss Is ,ss re- leading cad, paper q Es:.
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Tariff Commits sion Notice.

yesfirate All the various questions retnt.
inc to the agricultural, eommercisl msrSanii
tie, manufacturing, mining and inc :. "a
~ ,,sa Tns v he necessary TO the estabtishmens
Of = iudicious tariii, on scale OF JUSTICE 20 ~
Interests" being In the pro:ecaiiSn 6 q ~
qittons and sections OF the country g u
NAV deem advisabie.N viii st 81 the HcLur s.
House, wheeling. ON 0ctoosr iah; rsrn Ht
otatams In In chief In writing. Opportunity
win be AFFORDED for oral s1glsMnfnu%8nr. yrs
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IHE REGISTER
THE REGISTER

model F SGrd IsswspSper
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THE MAP As A PREMIUM.

The Map will be sent as premium TO an
persons who remit sl.50 for the WEEKLY
REGISTER, one year, and 10 cents TO pay post
age on the Map.
"The REGISTER Is really the only daily netDs
paper in the state. - Cxdrksburg telegram lRepl
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THE MODEL MAP.
THE MODEL MAP THE MODEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP OF THE MODEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP WEST THE MODEL MAJ i,
THE MODEL MAP - THE MODEL MAE
THE MODEL MAP Issa. THE MODEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP THE MODEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP.
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THE MODEL MAP.

"The REGISTER Is keeping step with the Prog.
ress and prosperity now vouchsaied 10 QUIZ
state."-Rdndtchd Gazette.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-11-17
Potatoes in the South.

Southerners arc now beating of very
nne second crops of Irish potatoes.
They have succeeded in ripening seed
from the first crop, and one of the
methods adopted was mixing the pota-
toes with half-rotted sawdust thorough
ly saturated with water, spread on a
cellar floor and turned each alternate
day until the sprouting commenced.
We have several times tested this mat
ter and have succeeded in getting fair
sized tubers four times out of six. Our
plan hoo boz. 10 aie tho pvtauoes as
soon as the skins were hard, and spread
under some shade and cover lightly
with some kind of mulch. Last July
we dug and ripened for twenty hills.
The sprouts started finely but the
drought killed all but one hill and that
is now just showing the buds, and, had
rains fallen as usual we should have
had fine lot of second crop seed. On
some farms the second crop of Irish
potatoes promises to be even larger
than the first, and according to tests
thus far made, this second crop seed is
much the best for keeping through the
winter and for seed for next springs
planting. That the crop from such
seed will ripen at least two weeks ear
lier, is of better quality, and more pro-
life yielders, experiments have proved
beyond q doubt. Should this new
method succeed in the south, it will
stop all the demand for northern seed
for spring planting.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1882-11-17
Intemperance and Prayer.

All temperance work, then, which has
for its immediate object the reformation
OF the lost, must begin with prayer; II
must be based upon spiritual rather
than upon moral grounds; 1t must de-
pend for success upon the Divine In
breathings of the Holy Spirit, working
in the hearts of men. That man who
is an habitual drunkard is dead; dead
morally, dead spiritually, dead in tres
passes and in sins. There is no pos
sible salvation for him, except through
regeneration. lie must die to himself
to his appetite for drink; to his sensual
desires. lie must be born of the spirit;
he must be renewed, transformed, made
alive in Christ Jesus. There is no 9TH
err hope for him. The young man who
has Just entered upon the downward
road, or the moderate drinker whose
appetite ia still under control, may and
can reform himself by an exercise OF the
will. But not so the confirmed drunk
ard. lie has no will that he can call his
own. IL las been destroyed by drink.
There is absolutely no salvation for him
from his fatal appetite, except outside
of himself. Therefore it is through the
agency of the Holy Spirit, in answer TO
PRAYER, alone, that we may look for any
permanent reform among habitual
drunsards; and until this idea is acted
upon by temperance workers, little last
ing good will be accomplished.