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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
A RECEPTION TO BLAINE
Given by Ex-senator Henry &. Davis,
OF West Virginia.

OF West Virginia.
An sccount Of Hon. II. q. Davis rfcep.
tion and dinner in Baltimore last Thurs
day appeared in yesterdays REGISTER. The
Baltimore Sun OF Friday says:
Ex Senator Henry G. Davis, OF West Vir-
GINA who, with his family, has resd. in
Baltimore during the past winter, gave q
dinner last night at the Mount Vernon Ho-
tel to the Hon. James G. Blaine and other
invited guests. Those present were Mr..
Davis, wife and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Blaine, Mrs. Senator Harrison, Mr.. and
Mrs S B. E!kins, OF New York, Mr.. and
Mrs Jsmes A. Gary, Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Ham bleton, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Spencer and
General Felix Agnus. Senator Harrison,
of Indiana. intended to come, but was de-
taint q in Washington at the last moment
on important business. His wife came
over with Mr.. Blaine on the Sis r. v. train.
the dinner commenced at I o'clock, and
was very elegant one. The dining hall
was beautifully drsped and protusion OF
potted plants gave il cheerful look. The
table was ornamented with four large de-
signs in cut flowers, corsags bouquets, bou-
tonniers &c, and presented very hand
some appearsnCe.
The New York Times special reads as
follows:
RALTINoRE, March l3.-Ex United States
Senator Henry &. Davis and wifa, OF West
Virginia, gave reception and dinner to
the Hon. James G. Blaine and Mrs. Blaine,
of Maine, this evening, in the Mount Yer
non Hotel here. Covers were laid IN the
private dining saloon OF the hotel for 81 Z
teen persons. Is WAS a private affair, and
is \ OF 10 he supposed had any political sig.
ni!icance, as Mr. Davis is a Democrat, and
be and the ex.Secretsry OF State are inter.
ested with Gen. Grant end others in West
Virginia railroads and coal mines. Senator
B. Harrison, OF Indiana, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Thompson, of Philadelphia, had
been invited, but sent regrets. The floral
decorations of the saloon were magnificent,
and tie meJw was of the rarest. Among
tlose present were Mr.. Samuel Spencer,
Vice President OF The Baltimore and Ohio
rsilrosd, and wife; Mr.. and MIA. Elkins,
Mrs. Harrison, wife of Senator Harrison, OF
Indiana; Gen. Felix Agnus, Of the Balti'
more American; Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
Gary, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hambleton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
MaEryiBg by the Dozen.

BINGRAdToS, \. Y, March 15.-An &C.
centric aid wealthy citizen OF this place
proposes taking an excursion to Europe
next June and TO defray all expenses on
certain conditions. The party must con-
sist of ten or more unmarried couples, the
Ten ales 10 do the popping OF tue ques
non" p.ior TO the voyage. On board the
stesmGr there is to be one or more we'd
dircs each day until the trip is made. Mar.
ri9 9Esatle young ladies here are beginning
to discuss the matter and several antic'.
Dore making the VOYAGE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
Comparpd 40 Uriah Reep,

NEw HAVEN. Conn, March l5.-EdTard
Butler, OF the New Haven Union, learning
Il at warrant had been issued for his ar
res, on a charge of criminal libel, surren-
dered himself to-day. end was Immediately
released on $500 baIl. Postmaster SPerry
took sides with Judge BrdssIt IN the rec sut
controversy with Gov. Waller, for which
Nj Butler took him to task. and compared
him 10 Urisb Herp. Mr.. Butler said that
tie Pos master should be dismissed, a I'd
that his conduct was a disgrace 70 the STATE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
SMALLPOX in ,he Coal Fields.

Mourn CARMEL, Pa, March l5-There
are serious apprehensIons here of small
pox epidemic. Twelve cases are reported
at the town Of Ashland, and the disease has
also msde its appearance at Pottsyille and
GIrsIdsviile. the cases are all OF a maiiS-
uant type. The Sanitary Commission Is
busy at work enforcing the health laws and
TO DAY raiued a tenement house. Two hun
drtd Huugarisns were found huudled
together IN fourteen rooms.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
.G,.,saIInn Visitor.

Nxw Yosx, March l5.-RObert Di1son
member of the Australian Parliament, mas
arrived here to make tour oi the prinoi'
nal cities with . view of interesting m'r'
GIANTS and Others in proposed worlf'
fair 10 be held at Adelaide Ia 1881. hiS .S
stay here will be short, after Snlcn ne WI
visit European countries iof tne ;,;ne s, w;tI
tose. fTePsrs,lons tor or tue eAP''''
-, ArstrAlia a. 500. eco.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
ReaTresIed by DoubIiui BOndsmen.

ROCKFORD, lit, March l5.-Krotzer, the
would be killer Of his wife's paramour,
James Lake, was arrested and jailed again
this afternoon. His bondsmen, fearing that
be was about 10 decamp, gave him up.
Krotzer has been living with his wife
again, and it is even said that the trio were
on the best Of terms. All sympathy is
Withdrawn from hlm, as it is now believed
the shooting was only done for notoriety.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
Jailed for shooting a PIucky Woman.

ToLoNO, Ill, March Is Yesterday after
noon George Clark, porter at the Tolono
House here, made an assault upon the per-
son of Mrs. Sarah Giligliss, at her home in
this place. The latter took a revolver
from a drawer and was about to use it in
self. defense, when Clark wrested the
weapon from her grasp and shot at her,
the ball passing through her hand. He
was arrested, and is now IN Jail at Ur-
bzEa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
ABoy Heir TO a Fortune Missing.

PHILADELPHIA, March l5.-Gusta7 H2t
man, sged fifteen, son OF G. H. Hoffman, Of
Hoffman & Meyer, No. 2O4 Gold street, Is
Using. His disappearance was exceed
rg'y IN prpoFtuhe, as an uncle OF his ar
arrived st his fathers house. No. 20i S)u'h
Fcrty-:hird street. Rith the p!easu: in
formation that young Hoffman had fallen
heir 70 800 600 from bis grandfather. The
case is in the hands Of 3 detective agency.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
Youngstown Salvation Army Bpomiag

YOUNGSTOWN, o. March l5.-Since the
Salvation Army csme to this city about 2o)
persons have joined their ranks. rne
meetings held nightly at the roller rink
are extensively pstronized. To-day the
management is negotiating for piece OF
Isnd on Duttou avenue II they consuu-
u.sre the purchase they will erect q huge
barracks sud GO in'o the soul-savlng ousi-
esS hv Hholesale
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
No blaine Men Need Apply.

Macon. GA March 15.-The negroes ot
this locality have worked up an Arthur
boom. This week a colored man from
Richmond arrived, and, not telling his
busins = 10 sve,yusdy, he has received a
letter uecorated With skull aud crossbones
ordering him 10 Leave. Toe negroes G'd
this because they suspected be was an en-
i,Lnrr frnrn II aina
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
A Big Boom In Births.
Special 10 he Register.

New CUMBERLAND, ". Va, March - "A
regular twin boom has struck this town
within The past few months, the fifth pair
having made their appearance this week.
Some people claim that it will De couts'
eious and are thinking OF moving away
until the epidemic ceases.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
Merely Pickuiekian PIeasantries.

jackson. GA, March ia war OF words
between editors d. J. TnsIton and W. g.
Hsrp led recently to hostile messages. A
beard Of honor intervsned and found that
The objectionable clsuse in the last issue oil
lbe Argus had no reference to the editor OF
the Ness or bis family, and that If there
wss any t0ing In the News that touched the
feelings CT the editor Of the Argus il vas
cot intended 10 wound. but Was on!y q
piFssartry. Amic.bie relsti0ns have been
rststl;shfd, sDd Gov. Mcdaniel can with
draw his troops.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
Fad. q Family TTeubIrs By Exehang'
Ing wives

MouxT CARMEL, Pa, March Is Fred
erick Albert and George Sye eommuii-
Gated to each other that their married lives
were unhappy. Nys foally suggested tha:
they should exchange wives e possible
Wsy out Of ;heIr family troubles Ai5srs
consented ard the Wonen-6ii no: ohi.cs
Mrs Nye pscksd N hsr psrsonai effects
sud went IN Aibsrt's house. wLiie Mrs
Abort sought The home OF Sye. Bj.h
women seemed IN b. perfectly s1tIsf-1.
srd their busbaGds seaa,a - SIN friend
IS ever.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
Su,pIrtORs Againsi n Murdered Mans
widow

WAurAcA, Wis, March l5.-There at
TO new developments in the case Of Pster
V,,rka, the Old farmer found IL mufdered b!
mis- vile at their home in the Town OF
Lird. Harris, the farm hand arrested on
.u>Ticiop, refuses tsls, ont 'he:e ar,
ruu urs i. citing the o,d usu'S vile, n.
w, not haN.Ig been on tie best OF terms.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
WtST ALEXANDER.

Special % ne Rsqtst~.


WEsT AtEKasuER Pa, March D-H L.
Miller, formerly With J. l.. Smith 4 Co., of
Jour city, but now with l. ". Harris,
wholssals druggist Of Pittsburgh. paid our
place q visit this week
A lsrge nun Der OF sheep psIh we're de-
li7sred here on Thursday Last There
muit be IN immense number OF sheep
dying In the country. judging from the
number we saw here and at Clsysvills this
week.
Joseph HUpp. Esq near this plsc.. has
sold bis three clips of wool 10 Mr. Pattes.
ioD, OF SteubtbVills, Ohio. at forty CENTS
per round, ~ ws learn.
A sudden death took place at the Eist
End House on the iI'b Instant.
Mrs. Eiizsbeth sisger. OF your city. VS.
united In marriage BY Squire Waltz TO n.
y. ]. Ray, brother of ]. n. r,y, was
home on & ihort visit this week.
Eighteen persons from this place are sn.
gsgtd on the Is. 4 o., road tskins ois Old
Ties, etc.
Jsmts and Clinton vsrmilliou left foc,
Pontisc, III this week.
We paid Claysyiils aSbort visit this week.
RuSintss was booming there. We cane
across our old friend Jenss Sob's. sho
has been er ksgsd In bps ness la Illinois.
lie looks well. Hs brought bis family
With him. They are not In GOOD health.
He does not inow WHISTLER be silI return
Quite number Of vsddisgs took p,sos
here this week. Some of the parties we're
The Ohio Valley Jub,lss singers ssys sa
entertainment isst night st tbs -. II.
Church.
The usnsI nuIabef Of drummsrs we're In
town Ibis week. Some Of thsta do not
,bo~ good naLners By thsir scasns st the
DEPOT
shipped yesterday car load Of Amsricso
uoofed sheep 10 Csmbridgs, Ohio. Tbsy
we're - hne Q lot Of shssp' - ever Gsrs
sbippsd from this plscs. Tss bucks vsfe
very bssvy wooIsd, the suss vsss siso Of
Zoe quality, some OF them bstpg 9ith
Ismb. NeCieery and ,on hsvs turnsd their
stiep ton 10 raising heavy voolsd shssp
and have made quite success oil it. Issy
us selling them OF - Test - thsy
,si.e ,hsm. They Tssids 10 West 1is@
icy township. three miles from this plsce
Vm. HeNurry, farmer fsstdses nees
fbi. pl,oe will be buried 70 dsy.
J.n<, W. Dickry. Eq, near thn psaos
=. .,,tte fIl Nth diabetes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
p,h,.c DI,pleasure at a Verdict.

LoGANsPoRr, ISD., March l5.-The jury
in the case of the State VS.. George West,
for shooting Arthur Williams, formerly
editor Of the Adveruser, has returned =
verdict Of not guilty. The puoiic generally
sr. 0jssaii>fed, believing that West shOaid
hsye been sent to prison for breaking.uP
Williams' family.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
...,,.,, over che Gssesee fslis.

RocnsSrxs, n. Y. March 10 -hoH'A"'
l.,,s, of this city, committed suicide %
,,ay ty juUping over the Csou1 TAs SoIy
hTidss into the Geneses river ine s - ~
: Srh' ~ p,,"h,. I,zt leap. J,nss vas % Iess
o,n 3d. 80 80 Issvss a wife sna daughter
t,;SEpc;.I - sE SI ,roub!ss we're the cause OF thv
set
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
aut,eriae I'm Ohio,

COLUMBUS March I5. There was an i'm.
mtnte smouEt of business disposed OF in
both branches OF the Legislature to-3ay,
most Of which was OF local character. IL
ne Ssnare Mr. Jones bill, preventing th,
aGulleratiou OF food and drugs, was passed
The hill provides tha! il this commodity
is offered for sale il must be put upon the
market 10 its natural color white, and no:
yslloxl as is genuine butter,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
T,,,, wrecked but no one Iajured.

JoLIkr. ILL. March l5-Ths 0nsas eI
press on the Rock Island road strack 3
broken rail three miles from mere shortly
.fter neon to-day. Sven cars ont of the
zen IN The train we're throva from IN.
week. The coaches were flied with Pas
ssDgers, bot no one vss hurt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
KILLED White Fenins Frees.

DAYTON, 0 March l5-Elmer Bsllma },
seed 10, while engsged, with gang Of
meu, several miles from the city, telling
tre,s, was to day struck CT the head by a
large limb Of tree ne had just cut down,
split ing his head from the top nearly 70
the chm. resulting in instsat death: None
of the other men were seriously injured
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
ni,h Ernm NerYons ProstratIou.

SrEuuENyILLE, March l5.-DAuiel Davis,
of Miugc, was brought to this city Tuesday
supposed TO be insane. He was placed un-
der treatment. but died this afternoon, after
four dsys of continued muscular spasms,
caused by nervous proStrauon. tie was
about 50 years Of age, and mad vile and
one chLid.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

QUlcK doctors. electri; belt a1d other
sgindles who live By frigiteaiaz oar
Young meu and young somsn by hss'y
circulsrs, will find their occupations gon'
when il becomes generally known ta.t
Or. Guysott's yellow DICK and S4fsa
psr;lIa is certsin cure fsr AL weakness o.
the urinary organs, nSTEons1ess, ec O's'
ths i.vs az health, tsks q Ter bottles Q!
this F;r p;e rrunNdr sri yau win sor7 D.
Restored 70 perfec, " haJ5 aTi zsUso
hood, frse from aii E0FrHssat o raiai soa
distress OF bo1y.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

Yousosrovs. u, harcA D.-1o6s -
NuIIto, N snplSys Of de Wes'sss os'.s
Tei.rrsph conpspy. Lay @o.a os the 49,. =
tsbujs sod PitssburEs Rdlroaa 49,
sJeep jsrt svsaipg. and st , 5sines ess 49,
spefpe end ter c,rs dssi1soef MS ns
ty esttire of hlg right IsR seess 49,.
lie vas isfsn fn ins Ity u'Rss
He died u o'clock 70 oday, +.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

To cure ~ oriinsry cough or cold tai,
one dose OF Ir. wistsrs Bsisam,d Wiz
Cherry before going 70 bed st night u
will cause Suspension Of nervous 'ercit.-
biIity, allow you sveet repose, AMI b5
morning the cru gh will be gons. II h th.
beet and ibsrsfors rhesoest cure Tor c,nzh.t
colds ard consampiio1 il spid by drasx's,
generally. sn3 oush, 20 Ss found ia svsfJ
intelligent hoasehold.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
pro,.,,.xsia,t, ,he whisky BiII.

WASHINGTON, March lS.-The State Tenn
terspcs Union OF Psnnsyivanis has for
wsrded to the members of both houses OF
Congress q set of resolutions protesting
against the passage Of the hill now pending
ter the extension of the bonded period on
whisky. The resolutions are signed ny
James Black. president, aud D c. Biocock,
seer, tsry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
REMEMBER a coaPle'e cure for scb

RENENBER q co1Pleie cure for aches
vaIns, sores, pimples, urinary sediments
vislurbiUg diesms, nervousness, dsspond
rncy, indigestion and general wsaknsSs u
u.iI'd ana eody, brought on BY imprGps
-sbits or Otherwise, Is found iu tSo o
hrse BOTTLES "f DR. GuysoIt's yellow DDcF
nd Sarsa psrilla, as has been proven By tn
.xperierce Of many who lang srf-red, h1'
,,oS feel veil and strSngin all paris u iHs
5ody.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
rEMoCRATIC CANDIDATES

FtIGoS gTCsSioBAI ard GubernatOrtal
RUuer~-The Coming Man.
sta'e Senator Boyd Faulkner, who was
l,f, Gsy Ur tNo since seems 10 be wei!
satisfied with his prospects as gabernator'
isl candidate. The worst opposition he
will have to fight judging from the talk
here is the fact that other members Of the
Faulkner family have been pretty literally
rsmeu. bered by nominating conventions
hitherto. 1 DO not know Why the honors
.arLerCd in by Il mans relations should De
CLsrsed up sgainst that particular indlyid-
usI. tut il has been so ever since the state
VS. o. sn z5d, sGd il lnOSs now as though
The ,,ulIg man IN West Virginia was 70 %
The Msn Who had no Connections,
E,l,ra5le or dishoaorsbie. AS Unc.ss
Tral.N B-ues said 10 the BOY VITO wanted
QUE Ter and who told him he hadn re-
lsyor n the word. "LoIG. Es' sOOu
4urk''
Ite.r that several second district Con.
gressI,nsl asvirants are getting ready 70
,uuV INTO CoDgrsssm en- Wilson's pasture
al ne md Of bis present term, aud White
lu not kUOw whether he wants 70 keep
,Ltn,.ut or rot, some Of them are likely
ty suck Oh toe fence. TRe only RePu0iI:
-tn asIirsrt have hesrd Of bas plso Of
lrs Up ~ which be thinks II he Is nOml-
Ds-sd be can sweep both sites Of the moaa-
lsrIs. Other Congressional information IS
United. GlOsoI says Le Is coming oacS
.Cr sLtth.r term il hs can get Oack, and
Jn-sIot care VITO knows thst this IS MS
v.r.u, IS reso.uuon. he considers that the
Jr'Na..:: system Of political Po.ly'toxing
ny Nj.eh a man pretRnds he don I want q
lIlIE wien in reality be is moving heATeG
AIl tsr'l 10 get, is fraud on the PuolIc,
'Hr o. u..r OF the trIbuueS OF the people
Lt a. Lo' Rave anything toco
With Such OGeePtfOns.
81! der ire!s about thesam way. A'ios
3 D. ,r.i,ye be varies in his incliGations.
Wei tLce-hUnliug Is light, | think he Is
D. : % STAY. When three or four fsi-
''R, ~sf; The sane place, and each one
s''is lin u help oUL the grasshoPPer
E''s 20 he a burden. Esis Misner. Wno
vs. i'5e isst month trying to keep Evans
~ n hsrclirG the Martinsburg mails, told
e - had teen trying 20 make some head
Wy NuL GOtf, aud thought be was sue
v'c'rs, when one Of the Associated Press
NIoT'eEs came up and asked if there Was
i'Ns. Nobody bad any, and the re.
fsii'r, Vto cid not know WiSDer, started
60 "a =, bot cslled hack over bis shoul-
Is-S congratulated 3Off IN q CHEEKY way
Ht alters success IN getting Evans
Polt''d This incident naturally had
- ,I',' O. cutting of debate on the 1riZl-
~, f'o.u'iOn, ana the last time saw Wis
10 Sas locking for s0ms rocks TO
'H tse head OF the First district
'OApS ooTA IHE M9NoNGAHELA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
Ssy., sets 1es s,ss,aGsa

Yerxsroxs. O., March Is william b.
g4,.,Iy bss commenced stit fR dsnagss
,rsIrst eophis Floor, Dssid Nses 80
ssssssss FLOOR EaeTiy aliesss that u.t1I
. ~tnbey. 1858. be vss living happily -
his vile, Mary J.. Egterly, snd teas -
After tbst time the ds5sDdssts eooeesfss
toestbsS and snsicsd hsr sway. oeenvisS
rim Of her eompsnionship and soctsty'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
'SafO'Os Dowa fHs MoSoNeAHELA

'he Projected Lines Almost
F,,, sure 81 Building.
krkrn.' 's' stssr 'stivss q both projects
t,isy.I < 'sl roads down the Moa3nga-
h.u, se' have been here during
rUlA., ); An' given 10 understand that
Proposes to stop short Of com
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
Randall and Morrison.

What 6 ticket" said an editor ifon
Pennsylvania II mean what / say. IL
would sweep the country. IL MOrrisDu
would Join banos with Randall we'd have
all hands in-tsrif. sDti tariff, all, all, all,
if OILY Morrison would accept sseoni
place. krov there IS some feeling be-
tween these tWo men. II has been bitter
1t timer, unfortunate y. but no" We want
pesce and urotherly love and every mao
must do his oest. I'll pU.l OF my cn.t for
thst ticket. The Rsst and the Westl ETerJ
element on that iicEet! Everything thsrs
N.Y.
iold him to reverse the ticket and h'
ssid bed think sooui it.
"CHlELEB SELRT.r
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16
a Grant man likes Logan, and the fellow


Said North Carolina politician: Sen
ator Sherman Is generally held BY the Re.
publicsns of my State TO be the best, safest
man for the Presidency. He is very much
liked there, and Mr. Csnsdsy, noE ssrgesnt
alarms OF the Senste, has helped DIS cause
a good deal. like Sherman. he Is man
of clear, positive record, COL, steady, always
ssfe, and O man OF couysge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-03-16

Said Georgia politician TO me last night:
"AIl this talk about Arthur is CANNON.
He can carry bis own State to the convsn.
tion. Down in Georgia the 'ins are fight
ing the outs The former tell Artnuf
they are for him, but wait aud see. They
are hopeltssly divided. Arthur wants the
delegation badly.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-06-04
Retarding Old Age.

The most rational treatment with .
view to retard old age 10, in the first
place, to endeavor as far as possible to
counteraot the excessive action Of at
mospheric oxygen; secondly to retard
as possible to dissolve partially formed
calcareous concretions. Distilled water
and diluted phosphoric acid are believ-
cd by Nj. de Lacy Evans to have the
desired effect When considering their
special action we cannot but fully coin
eide with him % to their efficacy In re-
tarding old age by their combined
chemical action. Now distilled water
alone has powerful action owing to
Ito solvent properties, thereby dissolv-
Ing and extfeting the excess Of earthly
salts which otherwise would become
blocked up in the system, gradually
storing up these blockages which IN
time canse old age. The solvent prop
critics Of distilled water are 80 great
per SO that on distillation in vessels It
actually dissolves small particles Of
them. Now the generality Of waters
contain more or less carbonate Of lime,
and are to b avoided, especially those
from chalky soils, tending. as they do,
70 produce calcareous deposits. Tho
action Of distilled water as beverage
q briefly g follows: First, its absorp-
ton into tho blood IS rapid; second, It
keeps soluble those salts already exist
ing II the blood, thereby preventing
their undue deposit; third, itfacilitateS
IN 9 marked degree their elimination
"A 4
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1884-06-04
Independent.

During the trial Of . civil suit,
brought before : rural justice Of the
peace. noticing that the Judge was
treading on tho recent discussions Of
the supreme court. . lawyer called his
attention to the disregard Of higher au-
thority.
your HONOR said the lawyer,
''your ruling is in error, for In the case
OF Higgie vs.. Stackwell. recently de-
cided BY the supreme court =
Hold on, sir. The case Of Higgie
". Stackwell was originally brought
before me and IN appeal was taken to
the circuit court, from which tribunal
1t Was carried to the supreme court
Now, 1want to say right here that I've
got a. little respect for the supreme
courts opinion 40 that grave body Of
men have for mine. They have Alright
to control thier own court, but I'll be
blamed II they shall control mine.
Proceed with the arguments, gentle
men. "-ArkassG,0 Traveller.