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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17

THE North american RCrieD for
September has for its leading article
very forcible presentment, by DoRMAN
b. EATON, Of the evils produced by the
practice Of levying political Assess
ments." The paper is noteworthy for
its striking array Of facts, but more 50
because it will be universally regarded
as the ultimatum of "a large and influen-
tial section of the Republican party, adj
dressed to the party leaders. "Oaths in
Legal Proceedings" by Judge EDWARD
A. THOMAS, is q discussion of the ques-
ton whether the interests of morality
and Of public justice alike, would not be
promoted by the abrogation Of all laws
requiring testimony to be given under
the sanction of an oath. THOMAS Is.
MAURY, late of the Signal Or
fee, contributes an article on
"TornadOes and their Causes"
which, in addition to its scientific in
terest, possesses the merit of suggest
ing many practical measures for avert
ing disaster to life and property from
wind-stOrms. Architecture in Amer
lea, by CLARENCE Cook, is marked by
a freedom of utterance that is refresh
ing. In this respect it deserves to rank
with Commander GORRINGE's cele-
brated paper on the United States Navy.
AUGUSTUS G. COBB writes of Earth
Burial and Cremation" and J.F. MAN
MING, in an article entitled "The Geneva
Award and the Ship Owners" sets forth
the justice of she claims Of consigners
ofcargoes ana owners of vessels to in
Identification out of the Geneva Award
fund, for losses from the acts Of Con-
federate cruisers. The Review is sold
by booksellers and news-dealers gen.
orally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17

IN 1852 Kansas had 1885 acres in
corn, and sent sc, S92 bushels to market.
In 1882 she has 522, 796 acres in corn,
and will send 2O,9l1 $40 bushels to mar
ket, according to the estimates of the
best judges in the State. The increase
in acreage this year over last is nearly
100000 acres, or about 81 per cent,
while the increase in yield will be 100
per cent. 1t is claimed to cost s. 60 an
acre to produce corn in Kansas, so that
the profit upon this years crop will
bring an enormous amount of wealth
into the State, and, together with the
magnificent yield of S5,OOO,0OO bushels
of wheat, this will be the most prosper
Gus season the State has ever known.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17
Philadelphia Times

PhItddelphtd Tunes
Mr. Green B. Rsum, who draws large
salary from the government ostensibly as
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, takes
the stump in Maine this week. The gov
eminent pays his salary, and the robbery
of his dependent clerks and scrub-women
pays his campaign expenses.
But if Mr.. Raum will venture to tell the
truth to the people of Maine, he must
render a most important service to the
country. What the people most want to
know, and what Mr.. Raum can best tell, is
how over five millions of dollars. now paid
to internal revenue officials largely to cor
rupt elections, could be saved to the peo-
pie by the abolition Of needless war taxes
and tax officials.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17

Gov. ST. JOHN, Of Kansas, having
been renominated, it remains to be seen
whether he can secure reelection.
The Atchison Champion says that
"there will be no organized bolt, but the
independent scrateher' will be abroad
in the land. He will be at the polls in
rn-nn u
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17

ONE member of Congress who voted
for the River and Harbor bill attempts
to justify the act by declaring that "all
the money appropriated by the bill will
be spent in the country and distributed
among our own people" The pick
pocket and the highway robber could
Justify their crimes on precisely the
same principle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17
HOge Versus Lucas.
Richlnnnd Nisnnich.

Hon. John Blair HOge has been renomi-
mated for the House OF Representatives by
the Second district Mr.. Lucas, his CON-
pctitor in the Convention, was also nomi-
nated-the latter by seccders from the regu-
lar convention. The contest between
Messrs Hoge and Lucas friends through
out the district before the Convention met,
and in the Convention, was unprecedently
bitter. We have never known any other
like it. We suppose Mr.. Hoge will be
elected. West Virginia is a sound Demo
cratic State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17

THE next three weeks will be lively
ones In Maine Both the Republicans
anG the Democratic Greenback Fusion
lists will ''raise heaven and earth"-anc
perhaps the other place-to carry the
State and Congressional elections, which
will take place next month. Speaker
from other States will add their eio'
quence to the general effort Mass
meetings and barbecues are announced
all over the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17

THE Republican National Committee,
IL Is said, will not ask for the resigna-
ton of lis secretary, DORSEY, unless ne
Is convicted of conspiracy in the Star
Route business. OF course not. VINO
expected that it would? And why
should it? DORSEY Is just as good Q
man now as he was in 1880, when his
associates knew of his rascality as well
as they know it o-day, and he will be
Just as good man in 1884, If by some
legal bubble or chicanery he can escape
the stigma of conviction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17
The Prize Piroftbe Pen.

Prom the Springfield Republican. Ind. Rep.
For once Don Cameron has met a man
who can outhog him in spoils work. His
name is John D. White, Of Kentucky, an !
be got q of the "a pension clerks appoint I'd
from his State the other day, against IS to
Cameron. Mr.. White is adorned with a
3O6 medal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17
West Virginia has Something TO b,
Proud Of
Philadelphia Daily Press.

INIltIIIttIJIIIH L1tIIIV TOW.
The Wheeling REGISTER woke its constit-
uency up last Sunday with sixty'four
columns of telesraphic news, special cor
respondents, local occurrences, miscellany,
comment-everything that marks the pro
gressive newspaper The REGISTER is not
satisfied with the go-ahead newspaper six
days in the week; hereafter it will print
every day in the year and double up in
quality and quantity on Sunday. The
first effort is altogether creditable, and
West Virginia has something to be proud
of in so able and enterpriSing newspaper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17
The Political Circus In Ohio.

From the Cinctnndti EHquirer, Dem.
The spectacle of the Republican whale
endeavoring to swallow the Prohibition
minnow is an interesting one. The spec
tacle will become still more interesting
when the whale finds itself hopelessly
hooked
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17

AN Ohio farmer who has. barbed wire
fences all through his farm, says that he
gets one-fourth more work out of his
hired man than he used TO when he
furnished top rail to sit on.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17

DURING the fiscal year ending June
80, there was S7,OOO,oOO more gold sent
out of this country than was received.
The amount exported was $40, 0Oo, 900;
the amount imported 42,0O0,oOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17
Visiting scotch BaIIies.
From the London Daily Meas.

We learn that Mr.. Carnegie, the great
Pittsburgh iron founder, who is native
of Dunfermline, has invited fourteen bal
lies OF that town, together with their wives
TO make tour in the United States as his
guests and at his expense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17

ARTHUR appreciates the use Of "soap,"
but he don't care to wash DoRsEY's
soiled lined in open court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17
THTRsDAY, AUGUsr N. Issa.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRLBBR&
The date printed on IAe wrapper q
eochpdpeT denotes the time s0hen the SUB
scrfption eIIltres.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17

THE wheat harvest is now in vigor-
Gus progress in Minnesota and Dakota.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17
We Are Moving.

We congratulate THE REGISTER upon the
enterprise which will hereafter give US a
Sunday paper. Sunday papers are sue
cess and The REGISTER men are awake t.
the fact The world moves and why SHOULD
not the papers move with it?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17
DIED.

TINGLE-August l6, 1852, at the residence OF
his Grandfather. Capt, John IL Booth, Plea
SAINT Home, W. Va, JOSEPH HICK AN, young
est son OF VIM. E. and Eva B. Tingle, aged
years and months. -...
ICincipnati papers please copy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17
Robeson's Jersey Mud streams.

Robson took lions share of the River
and Harbor steal for Jersey mud streams.
The following are the appropriations to his
State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17

HAD Chronic Dysentery for one ysar
PERUNA cured me. JAMES BRESSES, 1T:
burgh, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17

On Peach Tree street, Atlanta, half
mile or more from the busy, busting part
Of the city, sits a neat and substantial resi-
dence in the centre of a handsome, well
tended yard. 1t isn't pretentiouS in any
respect There are more than a dozen
houses within gunshot much more so. 1t
has quiet, homelike air about it, however,
which is pleasing. This was the late home
of the Senator
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-09-09

PotGge 4 Ia PURGE de carottes.-
PreneZ deuX lives de la partie IOu-
ge DIES carottes 6minGees ":par lie
cGur qui est %jaune,' passez les au
ieu wee demi livies de beurre, ct
moulIlez avec 1 litre dean: ajoutez
sci ct p%oivre, III oiguon piqu6 de
deuz clous, ct uNe branche de c6leri,
81 ION ell Il. Lorsque les carottcs
! sont hlen cuites. il faut les p&sSer d
l'6tamine, puts mouiiler cette PURGE
avec = litres ct demi d.eau, ct pour
lui fare preEdre II belle couleur
rouge, la METRE au four on II de
la cendre claude ct la laisser trOis
quarts d'heares. &c rotage sc gar
nit de riz.
MaQuercaara Ia .famande.-Videz
les par lonic, rctirez-en lie boyou
ice.ez la t6te, ne fendez pas lie dos,
remplisseZ lie ventre dun moroccan
Gle beurre manic avec Gchalote, per
sill ct ciboules hach6s menu, sci,
gros poivre ct jus de citron; roulez
les dams II feuille bien beurre;
ticelez les Geux bouts du papier;
mettez e caisses u lie GIRL, d feu
doux. Apres % minutes, deballez
les maquereauX, dresser les sur uu
plat ct servez.
Pigeons Il la crdpaudine.-Plumez
ct videz les pigeons. tambez-les,
epluchez les, troussez leur les
patteS dams lie corps, ct aplatissez-
les u le dos. Celia fait, mettez
fondre dams une casserole un NOR
ceau de benrre, avec sci ct gros
poivre, ct placez-y les pigeons la
cuisson pressure achev6e, retire. les,
panez les ct faiteS les grilier dune
belle couienr, a IN feu moder6; ser
vez les sur une sauce %piquante.
Cerrslles Il Ia prorencale.-Apres
avOir mis- DIES c~ervelles d degorger
dams de l:eau. faites les blanchir ct
CURE dams du bouilIOn avec DIES ere
pines de mcuton ct trois cuillerees
d'hnile d'olive; ajoutez yum verre de
vim blanc, sel.poivre ct jus de %citron,
avec persll, cerfeuil ct n gousse
dali blanche; les cervelles 6tant
c%nites, sOrtez les; laissez reduire la
sauce ct servez la par dessus. On
peut les saupoudrer avec de la crou
te de pain pil6e, gu les servir ayec
une sauce piquante.
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Dimanche pendant que lie Rev.
Barrett pr6chait dams reglise meth
odiste Ballstcn Spa. pres de Troy,
New York, ct quill depeignait dams
les termes les plus fervents son a.
mour de ia divinite, un homme s'est
avanc6 devant la chaire ct a erie
dune vOix retentissante: "Si vous
avez autant d'amour pour Dieu que
vous lie pr6tendez, il men doit pas
roster lourd pour votre femme, you
bet!
LIE pasteur est rest6 col ct bou-
che beante quelques seondes, puts
il a dit a son interlocuteur que, sill
await des observations a presenter
il pourrait prendre la parole apres
lie sermon. L'inconnu ma pas profile
de la permission ct s'est eloigne
dun pas sOlennel.
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INFL DIES URN

Tn maitre d:6cole, qni a long
temps etc engage dams cette PROBES
sion ct 1ui a etc t6Nnoin de I'iut1u
cnce dan journal, II l'eSprit d'u>
ne fami!le d'tntants, ecrit ce qui
suit
J'ai trouve que c'est un TAFT uni
! verse;, avec de rarrs exceptions.
que DIES coolers DIES deuy sexes ct
de tout age. qu! M chez enN ac
ces aaS journaux, 4ua#d Oh les com
pare avec u qEi lie Font pas
sont
10. De mei!!eurs iecteurS, excel
lents pour la prononciation: ont
consequemment Ia pins, ct compren
nent mieux.
90. lis Grellent mieuX, ct don
nent la Specification DIES mots avec
aiSe ct eXactitude.
so. lis cbtiennent une COMMAS
saEce pratique de Ii geographic
dams la Motto mcins de temps qu'1l
Men taut pour les a%utreS, attenau
que les %jouruaux les ont familiaris6s
avec les places importantes de leur
action dams lie monde.
90. lis sont de meilleurs Gramma
riens, car apres Gtre devenus tami
liers avec tous les styles du journal,
depuis Ia ,eciame vulgaire jusQu'an
discours correct ct classique de
l'lOmme d'etat lis saisissenG Dlus
vite la nature du texte, ct par con
s6quent ct anaalysent liaelement la
construction.
80. lis ecrivent de meilleurs com
positions, sc sprvent dc meiileur Ian
gage, correctcintnt eXprlme.
Go. Ces %jeunes hommes qui pen
dant teS annees ont lu les journauX,
ct qui prennent toujours lie premier
rang dams les clubs de discussion,
montrent une une cOnnaissance
plus profonde snr une plus grande
var;et6 de s%ujets, ct experiment
leurs opinions avec plus de faci lite
de clarte ct de purete."
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RECETTES TITLES

Les moustiques sommes en-
pleiue saison d'invasiOn des nous.
tiques; il nest done pas inutile de
SAVIOR comment on peut sen pre-
server:
Au Caucase. pendant les chaleurs
Oh lave complement les maisons
de bois. exterieurement ct interior
rement W. de l'eau dams Iaquelle
on Il fait bOuillir une bOite de heurs
de lavande, ct l'On est complete
ment debarrasse de ces villaines
petites bestioles.
Ii nest ans doute pas Impossible
de Sc prOcurer DIES 1eurs de lavande;
ne p%ourrait-on taire ell petit ce que
les Tcherkesses font Ell grand?
Les chapeaur manille.~~Les cha
peaux de MANTLE sont fort iolls,
mails ills sont loin d'6tre q la pOrtee
de tOuteS les bOurses.
81 vOus vOulez vOus bonner a bon
marche lie luxe dane de ces coiffu.
res, faites m forte detection de
feuilles dc meyer ct trempez q plu-
sieurs replises votre chapeau de
paille dams cette eau COlOree. Lais.
SEE secher au soleil, en- ayant soin
de remplir la forme de papier GU de
chitfons.
On peut trailer de meme les pa
namas de ces messieurs, qui, cette
aimee Sc portent aussi BIS tres fon-
&C.
Contre la poussiere.~-Beaucoup de
! persCnnes sont obligGes lie vivre
dams u atmosphere CONSIGNMENT
chargee de pOussiere. Ces person.
mes contractent parfois des maladies
chroniques de la gorge qu'elles
poarraient eviter en- absorbant sou
vent du sucre concasse.
Les Anglais sont 81 fdeles a ce
principe que, lorsque les officers
rentrent de liz manRuvre, lis trOu
vent prepares a leur mess, des
petites s%oucOupes cOntenant du su-
ere Ell poudre. lis en- absorbent une
on deux c%ueilierees pour Sc uettoyer
, lie larynx.
Nettoyage de bronses.-Voici la
saison OH les mouches tachent tous
les Objets sur lesquels elless Sc posent
&C qui fait prendre un aspect deplai
SAINT au plus joli DIES salons. Pour
nettoyer lie bronze, faites une mix
ture d'huile de lavande "a gram
mes" d'alcool 1913 grammes," d'eau
"14 grammes." Employee une epor
&c douce, ct procedez rapidement
sans frOtter.
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~SYA1TS1TQUE SUR LES
PIEDS.

La statisque s'ingenie q trouver
de nouvelles matter es Oh ellie puisse
exercer son minutieux cOntr6!e
voici sa dernlere trOuvaille:
I'm chirurgien amer!cain, tres
experlmente dams les SONS a don.
ner aux pieds Gifformes, stest livre
a de tongues recherches statistiques
desquelles il resulte que les pieds
des Americans sont generalement
plus petits' ct moins loulds que
que ceux DIES Anglais: la cheville
en- est aussi plus elevee,. L'aristo-
cratic anglaisse est, parait-il des
mieux... dOuees sous ee rapport.
Les grandes danes de la societe
americaine ont les pieds plus petits
que les ladies anglaises, mails ellie le
doivent peut 6tre a cette habitude
qu'elles ont de s'emprisonner les
pieds an point de les rendre diffor-
mes 4 la Tongue. Les cordOnniers
americains sont c%Ontraints, par leur
clientele feminine, de faire des bot
tines trois points plus petites que
lie pied l'exigerait, ct sont obliges
ainsi de laisser quelque espace entire
lie talon ct la cheville: torcement,
pareille chaussure fait que les dOigts
de pied sont ramasses les uns sur
les autres, ct la demarche qul en-
resulte ne sauralt 6tre gracieuse.
D'on il arrive QUEEN general, les
Anglaises qui Sc chaussent au
grand large marchent mieux ct sur
tout plus facilement dams la rue ct
dams les salons que les files de
"frere Jonathan" On affirme qu'el-
les peuyent dormir debOut.
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Une b6tisse du Tam Tam:

~Monsleur, dit un jour Mile de
la Virgule a NJ. du Tr6ma, avant de
me decider a vous epouser, j'ai vou-
lu prendre DIES renseignements sur
vOtre conduite; jai appris alors,
que vous etlez Ell delicatesse avec
Mile Cediue. Mes parents en- sont
indign6s autant que moi. Veu,llez
done, monsieur, renOncer au trait.
d'umiom ct a toute p~arenthese.
NJ. du Irema, pique au vif par
ces paroles prononces avec un
accent aigu, lui dit dun accent grace:
%Mademoiselle, je..
~Assez monsieur! Point d'ercln
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RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE
SEASONS.

MIR. JOHN BOSIO. PaOPRIETAIRE
WI du RESTAURANT DIES QUATRE-SAIsoSs
PREVENT ses alnis de Ia Vile ct dc Ia cam
payne, ainsi que lie pnblic en- generale, quill
a transtGrc son restaurant du No. l5J do
la rue de Chartres an No. HI dc la meme
rue, preside St-LouIs. II profile de cette oc.
casion pour remercier lie public ct sollicite
en- meme temps La continuation de son bien
velllant patronage. II informo en- outre ses
amis quill n DIES salons particulars an pro
mier, ct DIES chambres meubl6es q louer B lie
semaine GU au mois. Les personHes do la
vile ct della Champagne y trouveront tout 10
comfort desirable. lie restaurant sera Ouvert
jusqu'a mlnuit
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Aux Petits Capitalists ct
Possesseurs d'Epargnes.

PLACEMENT EXCEPTIONNEL
dams une AFFAIRE EssENTIELLEMENT FRAN.
CAIsE, mais ayant son siege ct son exploita-
ton daus In VILE DE NEW YORK.
REVIEW ANNUEL ASSURE, go ID. e. on
$500 pour chaque Part de $500
CINQ CENTS PARTS, settlement
sont ~offcrtes actuollement aux Public de
langue francaisse DIES Flats Unis ct du Ca
NADIA. lie placement s'egcctuera dans u Sc
maine qui suipra finscriion de Ia prtscnte an
n0nce.
Pour Prospectus, Renseignements CON-
plets, References ct Bulletins dc souscrip-
lions s'adressera
NM. VERMONT g. COMPAGNIE,
rs Chambers street, Office 10. New York.
ii sera r6pondu aussit6t, u toute demande,
par lettre cachettGe.
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On annonce que les freres Rober

On annonce que les freres Robert
ct Charles Ford, qui ont tralteuse-
ment assassin6 leur ami ct compa.
gnon, lie bandit Jesse James, pour
Obtenir l'impunite de leurs propres
crimes ct gagner une recompense
pecuniaire offerte par lie gouverneur
du Missouri, seront exhibes dams
quelques jours dams lie museum Bun
nell, Broadway ct neuvieme rue.
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nation. carjsne subirai PORT din
tery0gations.
LIE pauvre Tr6ma, SOU lie coup
dune telle apostrophe courba la !6te
en- maniere Gaccent circOnfeTc, ct
tont hon'euS, sortit en- serrant les
dcuG points.
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NOUVEAUX ARRANGEMENTS.
HOTEL DIES ETKANGE1kS.
EncOignure des rues Green ct Thibodaux.

Mr.. Thomas Albert p~revient ses AIMS O.
les vOyageurs quill Went dc fare de noa.
veaux arrangements qui lui permettront 10
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui voudront fhonn0-
rer de leur confiance
Repas atoute heure de Ia l%ournee CT suA
commando. -
Table d'h6te d 10 heures du matln pour
dejeuner ct d 4 heures du sOir pour diher'
Chambres commOdes ct bien garnles.
PRIX MODEREES. +
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ATEilER TYpGGRiFUIQUE.
isurAEy Jos Press.

Ayant tout lie ~rlateriel nfcessaire. nous SOM
mes Il meme deXtcuter tour les ouvrages ty-
pOgrapitiQucs Gni nous seront comics Les
brets d'avocat, cartcs d'atfaiIes. cnt6tes dc
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs, circu-
lalres. etc, selont lnrrilnes dams lie plus BRET
dGlai ct Il DIES priX moielcs.
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EGI. Esens.

The Fine Store, on Main street near the
corner st. Philip, formerly occupied. by l..
Meyer. Possession will be given imn,e-
diately.
JOS. 7. TITIBODEAUX,
Drug Store