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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-11-27
The Train Boys Death.

ST, faut Gi0bS.
The little train boy was dying. on
his deathbed the sufferer lay. his ema-
ciated face and hands exciting pity ard
concern, No mothers hand smoothtd
his brow. No mothers tears aud sol $
marked the going out of his young Lie.
Father, brother and sister, he had none
A wiif upon the world, he. from child
hoods teuderest hours, had made his
own way. Alone be had wAged the
battle of life. aud from newshoy aud
bootblack tn train boy he had worked
his own advancement.
An accident in which he hal lost his
leg placed him in the hospital. Tue am
putalion proved too mach for bis consti-
tuition, and slowly but surely his lite
tickered and was going out. A brave
without complaint save that he was an
xious to get up and take his Gun as lie
called it. n, one tol | him that bis days
as train boy were at an end. A fever
set in, aud lie bee ine delrious. Train
talk he constantly indnlsrd in during his
delirium. and made many Imaginary
.'runs" into St. Paul on the Milwaukee
Road.
Weaker aud weaker he became. Tie
nurse and physician watched beside hs
couch. HIS brow was covered with the
o. r.. I...-
was soon to eud.
DE box is cu board" said the dying
boy addressing au imaginary conductor,
''aud yer can't start too suou ter suit
me-
They bathed his brow, these strangers
the nurse aud the physician, aud list
ened to his strange words.
''Dere's jest one thing exclaimed the
little sufferer, As If taking to Il compan-
ion, If should get kilt on AIRY of desc
here collision, dat silver ticket-oh yer
know my watch-goes ter Gully. Oh,
what 'er yer givin' me? Don't yer know
Cully? Why, Cully's my old pard HIM
and me done worked toy 'ther to) long
fer me ter forget him"
"Deres Winona," he said, as if Oh bis
run" III take der peaches trough Ter
luck. On, it's no good. DIR won't buy
OF me. In try der orange racket. FAINT
no better, aud here We is at III .stings--''
ode mis-: is On; | can't see der liver"
be said hoarsey, ".nl here We is al St
Paul at
Lutte 'Peauuts' was dead.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-11-27

Mr. Blaine said COOL many clever
things while he was in \ W ,'k Somo
Of them have been retol by his friends
and thus have become newspaper prop
erty. lie was asked the other day by
friend if he had read an art Gle in news.
paper, and on replying in the negative,
was advised to get the paper aul read it.
There was some little blntering back
and forth aud then Mr.. III zine said: ~
only read one newspaper day. | read
that one for the news. cluno. stop to
read more than one lest should get IN
to the condition of the Cadi who was
called upon to judge an olfenhe~. lie
heard the case stated by the off GERS and
was about to pronounce sentence upon
the poor fellow when til. latter begged
leave to speak for himself The Cadi
gave his permission. The ofr.uder m de
out story entirely ditf.renr from that
which was toll 10y the off ;ers. When
he had puclGied the C adj sal: y few
moments ago WAS completely sat SIZED
of your guilt. \ wv am III doubt. So
for this time shall let you g.. Bat |
give warning that hereafter l sh III hear
only one side of a case. l. is not fitting
that Cadi should b. placed i'll doubt.
You see" concIl led NJ L ,in am
fearful of being thrown into doubt by
reading too many newspapers
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-11-27

DIR. PierceS pie rstnt PLrsttiv P.lIrr>''
cleanse ami purify the blood and relieve TIE
digestive organs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-11-27

The Great Tun." of Heidelberg is one
OF the wonders of that most romantic
town. and is preserved in the cellars of
its half ruined castle. 1t is thirty and
bali feet high, and twenty three feet IN
diameter, and holds II, $50 gallons. 1t
cost $50 600. 1t was last filled il 1860;
but in view of the five hundredth ami
versary of the University, which takes
place this year, the municipality will fill
it with wine CT a good quality, to be
sold at q reasonable price
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-11-27

When cltarrh has progressed to a certain
extent, it Is only i tepto THAI terribly fatal
disease, consumption. If you have catarrh
even slightly, ii Is = terrible mistake to al
low il Ia continue its course unchecked. If
you wll only read, YOU will find couclu-
sive reasons why you should take Hood :
Sarsnpariia for cafarrh, in the staten, nts
of mauy people who have been completely
cured of this disease in its most sew. IT.
forms. Send for book containing abundant
evidence Ia G. |. Hood X Co, propri4tors
OF Hood Sars1parllla, Lowell, I'm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-11-27

That you waste time, patience and
money, when you go elsewhere for
Clothing for Men or Bows: before
coming here? The quicker you find
this out the more money YOU will
save. Our az 5-story warehouses
cont in the largest and most varied,
the newest and most fashionable
Stock of Fall and Winter Garments
lin Baltimore, all our own make, off
cred to you at tempting Prices.
OUR GUARANTEE of Entire salts
faction, and Lowest Price, or Money
Refunded" goes with every sale.
Custom Order Department very
busy. Choice Piece Goods, fine fin
ished Garments and Moderate
Prices, the cause.
Mail Orders promptly attended to.
Hanover & Pratt SITS. Baltimore.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-11-27
AROUND THE BEND.


The day is past, the evening come;
| feel that am hearing bone,
And just around the bend I'll see
The home my Father has for me.
The perfumed air, The wal wing trees,
Whose leavsS aIr tlutterins III the bre, Ne,
The beauteouS light that crowns the hills,
The grassy >h..Ge and >l'arklin. rills.
And down the banks in converse sweet
Beloved forms with fastening feel,
70 welcome one who fingered long
Fer joining that celestial throLg.
Here, earthly love and ties are mine,
bend my Soul to Will divine,
Aud SO | wall i'll hope aud irust
The call, cousigning dust to dust"
In evening shadows, for the light
That will soon dawn upon my sight
Oh. glorious hope, On, sacred faith,
That fills my soul III lie or death.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-11-27

Bishop Williams. of Connecticut, is
credited with the remark that if the evo.
lutionists will leave his ancestors unmo-
Tested in the Garden OF Eden, he will not
d isturb theirs in the geological garden.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-11-27

An Intelligent person when hurt will at
once procure Il bottle Of salvation Oh. 1t
is the best Thing To cure swelhngs, burns or
wounds. All druggists sell it, at twenty
i've cents a bottle.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
8Se QapiteI.

Otter Soumsrsn meb Satsrrsii. % SoIfin meb IpIs
Rettsr os Guft Il upiIaast So, fem Ssfeu usb areaturs
iisast bisrnms ps ueO fin SauiIsu I 9abtr, men osfaa msb
fine rsrte Batter os meb Storm % Rssu. Saa tom
Stattrtn NIB Sns % s., msb lunse Better os tort.
Sess, % ofte mtb tuup SOft for JoIt os Ga, men osiaa
ufsS StiIs5 ps Srst poo SisIhsns sftsr &ensn. Openpaa
gintusn tom gaursn meb aserirsn os 9isssn os Stersn
% SuaIsn ps gras rs gIube paa Wat os Greer. Saa
bIsu srsaturerns lupns uO Of fit giuttrbi cs trepne pa
Sattrfn, cs bet par after Soumsr os after ssff % Bins
ter % gaar, ps iauIsbes git Var sftsr aar. StoresS iur
pr bIeutu til @amIss Siur. @ssIssSiur par bIepsn til
Urge SUR. Sper par 81 aur sauimd os gusuuua II.
Siri par gift msb GsruuIsn. os Waia ip,.es pore msr.
sIGb | fine Bsrnsbsru, snb buu nOssn Glib bapbs pGret
fine ssn..
) ben fSfs Glib rar Oct, fom Der bros minbrs SpIins
tspat isisunsm DaIen; men aISrts par Der nos.n eneff.
Cant, ubeu at ban ftulbs inbOm GOsnpsb CO ipsrss .fte,
Sun % MATTE usS bam.
8 9stet Of be fbfs aar pr tire &reatursr ifprtet,
lib otter afbsn for Siur. Oct par bur Gang ben bsbfb
III I 5lOrsn oe bGubte bper Sang, iut iom 8Osn fuIb,
til ct toIps.
Get par ta let at bIipt 6ant,rns init, iasbs Waaia
oa ben tr'ets 8Oifrot par srapst neb Jorbeu, 1buis 81
bare piIee ftube Spr bort.A
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
peb 8rugen at

Npsr's ptuu. % bar p9rst npttt8srs Tor
mtg snb nosst onSst aassmibbeI.' Sobn
eurtst. fra 1rop, Soma, ~itriper: "Naiisn
I 2 aar terts leg IN elsnbis GhuGrelis paa
Gruns at WausiuaSbeo. I'll eGsebiGIp gap
mtg hiu ~iorbisuasnbs aiHSrins, os iss
bIsp ntassr os ipas. On al mine Bennsr,
iom bapss Hit paa en- li9nsnbs Waaass,
Iasbs. at iss itaISs BRUCE Myers ptasr,
iuIsts Bans Roob, eS RsiuItatst par til
frebsfiGsubs. vtiu gtQring pIagsbs mig
lite mere, min gpp.tit psHSts tilbass, os
iss bIsp iaa iriis % traftis. iom leg nos
ssnfiube bapss p9ret.'
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
cit pttetuitnoe 2ofomottp

gar be uerbensbefi.ubts gertiebsr
~Bultw 9utomptips Dorts" I StLa.
BELLA npIis fuIofsrt os ubienst. 81!
fsrfts 2otomotiu Isperebs b. I 1882, %
bet .os 20 aar, til Ropsmber 1852,
iubsu be ft bpssst 500. De neft.
500 bpsSsbss paa 8 aar, faaIstss al
SO. 1000 stf ub I Ssbruar 1860.
Oct treble social bpsssbss paa G
aar, bet fisrSe paa 8 Aar, bet fsmtt
paa 2 Iar FAINT bet Ste % 7be bus,
paa ct gar, iaa at SO. $500 fcrIot
8arffsberus ben 2Ots Ropsmbsr 1873,
SnbtrGbenbs ~lst'ere 8oniuntturer siprbe,
at Der for bet ottsnbe social mtbsil
tire Iar, % for bet ODE to aar, buor'
eftsr Stiainsen forbsbrsbss, faa at SOC
9otomOtiuer bpssebss paa Is Waaus.
Der, pibere 1000 paa 90 Waansber o.
pbsrIisere 500 paa 10 Raansbsr, faaa.
bet 6500bs 2otomotiu ubienbtss ber
Ste 9ecsmber 1882, ba gartfsbern,
fsirsbe fit 5uIubunbrsbsaarsiubiIaum
s be neffs 8 Waaneber fulbenbtes sol
9OtOmotiuer % for t1bsansen af 1888.
par MAJ tomnen til 30. 1900. Of
ter ben Glib inbtradbte paa ny baarliI
afGtnins faa at Der mebsit 10 Waa
nebsr til at fuIbsnbe bet isrtenbe 500
Gaast. Set fOrtiensr at bsu1artss, a
balue antauet af 8Grtfsbsrnss 2oto
mother, Os bsribIanbt be fstfte Os mel
f~ulbsnbte, ubfsrtes I be fibfte 10 Var
msbens GiIpirtutns at be fsrfie 4oot
tr9psbe en- Glib af A Mar.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
Z Miiudleu bsbspsr man lite

3 Wiiuf)en bsbspsr man lite al
tsrits at bsmus sftsr isIssnbs Gal, be,
psbrsrsr PrOtu.tiousn af 81 Der
aurst 1885. 5 bsuns Glib brysssbss
a,ll3,625 SsitOIiter 81. 5or at sisr'
fig ct gssrsb ON bsuus u5srte Ransb'
tan man tente fig en- OIfs, ber bal
en- 9ansee of 800 Retsr, en- Brsbbt
at l49 Rstsr cs en- 9pbb. Of l Ne'
ter. Sm man MI rlsb en- Pump., be,
iussr 2 2itsr , Winutst, nil tsmm.
belt: 81 cp I SsiOIsr, iaa uiIbs be,
tcss en- Glib of AZ aar % lsl Dass.
On sust Spuartsr, iom tan ffiente
10 Otter | Rinutet, uiIbs faa 81 Aa,s
uafbrubt Arbeibe.
Raar als be fpIbts SsibIsr iiusbes
paa Rub peb Sibsu Of binanben, uiIb.
be banns en- 8isbe paa 4,470 RiIoms'
tiers Gansbe, fra 9isiubon siennsm
Spunisn, Grantriss os GyisIanb til
Riiduii Rowsorob u.b ben fbirift.
9rGnie. Basten uf alt bette pI saa,
op til Gill; ASS gentnsr, os at man oil
fruste bet | Sube paa Sernbaneu, fac
uiIbs man bsbsue ct Cog paa 6.s78
gusn., iom buer os en- fs.te IS 5,tto:
liter, Os Goset uiIbe ba faa en- 9ausbs
paa IS RiIomster.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
SnIfanRe nobruo paa
N0s3eIauO.

Gor nosen Glib fbsu par Der paa
Up 3sIanb ffarte SOrbrpifsIier. Ser
foreIisssr MI ueru,sre Splpsninssr
bsrom, bporaf frensaar, at be puI.anife
geDessIier BAR ueret af en- sanfse eisns
bOmmeIis Bsffafsubeb, ON be enb lite
II 8oIbiomb.b maaite tan maaIe fig meb
be iorartsbe litbrub t Suubaffrabet
for ct gar aar 1bsn. ba BeIs ben uuIs
tanfts % Rratatac bIeu fprenst % fers
iuanbt, msbsns Bpsn anier % fore
Stratatnssr at Difriftst paa Japas
geftgf sbsIasbss psb 9iferesn.
9st iGrssns psS be MI ftebfuubns
acknowledgements pua Rys3.Ianb er,
at bsIs gisrspartier er foriuunbne, ps
at be tiIsranfsnbe Stre.ninser er be-
battebs, lite af aits, men at - Rubs
Der. Stsbet for bisie puItanfe Tbs
brub CT ben biersise gsn ON Ssen
Earawsra, fom Iisser paa ben norblise
af be to asrre Der, Der ubaisr Rp'
3sIanb, omtrent I Wibteu of famine,
men bog natmsrs Otttpffen. gsnen er
bstisnbt for fin puItanife Bsftafsnb.b
u,eb IN Wansbe uaru,s aiIber % Waa'
let for en- Wausbe CURRIERS' Befss;
ben ubntarter fig osfaa peb fine Gerass
let paa SfRben af guItanen Cara
wera, Der Iisser paa Sssns norbsffs
liss Brsb.
Den bstienbte 9soIos DR.. So4ii.t.
ter, iom bsissts Ry' 3sIanb I 1859, bar
stust en- ~nsiastis BsitrtusIfe Of bette
be parms Sssts Sifritt os unbsrisst
bet nsiostist. Sier uar bans Opmerts
iomb.b bsnuenSt paa ben Wasie Mubs
bsruu!taner | fun ct gar ,nssIfe WiIs
afftanb fra giersst aorawsra. Dan
ilutter fin geifrtusIis msb fsIs.nbs Be-
~mertntns: Seq CT af ben Menins,
at bsIe bette giersparti pp til Es'
&Opibas6iIben, sanfte opfyIbt, Tom bet
ipHes, af parms Damps -, en- putter
Dag oil iiprte iammsn % bsbatte bsIs
Ratorsta'5 siiIsttsu m.b It Sag at
uarmt Wubbn.~ San ft lite at be
Snbfsbts GiuahsIie til at bsiiss Cara
psra, men bet iyr.s, at bans Sorub'
fs.Iie beIuis Ct saa.t I OpfpIbsIis.
SeIps lltbruSet bsfriuss iom itors
a,tst. ilustst fsIpe gisrsst lite er
Bsisr. enb 1904 Bob, uaasb. bog ben
GampisiIs, Tom ites Op b.raf, ifsIss
p~,bsoumsnb. @mbsbsmants Snbbsrst'
ming, $4,000 Sob ousr 5uust sIIsr
Omtrsut fire sus.Iits WiI euer gisr'
gets Cop.
81 Snbisbts bs 7 guroYasrs sr
brabte os 7 eanbstper os mssst unbet
er sbsIast.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08

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Ru6IenS aruifasSaIne.

9stte Ct ben beSits SaIps / Uerbn
for Staar, Oprsusn 5ub, Saar, ger,
%tsfaar, SaIt R5sum, Gebsriaar, llSilat.
Slab, G~rOfbDlbsr, 9istOrne Os ale SuS,
~ipsoomms % bslbreoer oIOsIes Piles, os
5pts ben lite sisr Bet. ba trauss inssn
Detailing. Oen sr s~arantsret at ftuQe
ssrs fulotanois 6plbef, oilers fuar man
Ysnssns tilbase. pris 25 Cts. pr.
aGfe. SeIses Dos
3 s. Wontgomerp & Go.
Oeesra5, Sopa, os paa apotbsssr t aus
anSrs Dyer.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08

Eatsren: AOm 5orIabeIs' 81, ffa'
81 inte tisps ct Rottefelle a met
Dom ct faa ipert so'e faa.1
5~usfabsren: "Nei Eat, min Wanb,
leg bebsuer insen ROttefaIbs, - niiut
fem 9stre CT ausiammsr1 r~1u1taIfe,A
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
MpertiSTett
Wmaad paa Uorbsidie

po Rsssa }usst Ryss, usSb1 ms EpsTs
inter ID at tyrss Masuy stpt appstst %
SASreSs bal psafssfis neStrpsss allaauo,
iem 9. en- Sttss al wtausI paa SOrbst'
en- Ia q tssrtsH sifttS RaIomsI sasr
anbrs stttss BsfanbbeIs ! bisjs gilsr, be
ptsser rmtbbdbas paa Torbstelfesorsaasrns
ns bibr.nsa eessfrst 4Ioft % SunobsS,
&. Q. Bonner, assfs,, ga, f~trtuer: seq
bar brust stp,r qtTsr t 80 Gar os sr
opsrbspif ON, at leg ubsH BEN lite baDSs
pqrst Iepenbs. Wopsipas6es
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08

6eah 10 ets. for 3 tIsesuts isrt.ru stsu.
htrt0rt mth sbns gsun ~paatrpt,. sezs 1.
~ Cts. I Sr1marts fer grp0rl gs.ufsr N
Rss ssuaIti 8srt Fort isIss til IaBtat gttiu. IN,
90 Sn1sss.
CeA&ralCasAC Co, Evanston,Il III
tHI1Ala
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08

&imeliat moi. gn Jung Wanb flyer
til fin Brobsr, fom npIis CT bIeuen
~forIouet: "S.s maa ristisnOt fse big,
Rrifiiau, leg bo!ber lite af bin 5orIo'
uebe.1 - ARsi Cat, bet nil leg bsIf
pere enc om,A lob Sporst.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08

9a leg ! IGnsers Glib bapbe paret
pIaset of Neuralsie, anu,nbts iss ct.
Sacobs Ole, iom paa tort Eib bell
brebebe mtg fulbftenbis. - 6en.p
Btfemeper, ct. 2iborp, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08

" atsatss rsnasti p.s fsuts osasss &Gs.,
a~ssssaisr. Raltneisn. .. g. 9tasIri 1884
~ nsstsus ai ~Hstsnt Aestt', isnsi psrisfrti
fsr d Gar III RsAtaatIiu al - DsNsS.
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08
belbreoes

psb BEN, naar intst anbst Wibbsl bialpsr
mere. Oct bar iss srfarst, os gru9en al
benz fra GtS til Gia bar ibsn beparsi min
StIbreS." {. %. Smitb fra Utica, y. D.,
f~triu.r; seq bar / mango Gar bruSt ap'
sr's gtner mob 2%suerip9bomme, WfauSsl
paa S~orbsielf. og sr bleueu burti8t OS
fuISfanbis bsIbrsbst pso bsres girtnin8."
Ritarb gtorris fra apnH, Wasi., ~itrtpsr:
.Vfter LANCE Smertsr Of Wapsiuas5sb os
Qsperjpoboums blep lea beIbrebet
Decorah-posten., 1886-09-08

t grifen paa 1iuetter. Com b.tienbt
er Ottober Waansb ben me1f posienbe
for en- Ssretfe, fsrenb Winterhormene
raier paa bet brnienbe Sau. GamiItsr.
Rptnber, 1s.n FAINT SnpaIiber burbee
oertor essn Snteresfs bsftemme fla til
at fslse uleb 6etla.
5or prifsr, iauitrersbe p~rosraumer.
Sursnotsrtnser. fuIbftenbis WeiIeonina
@: m. aaa til aermsfts asent for
Sbtnsu0a etnien eIer abresfer.
A. Mortensen & Co.,
+. Gent. Western ACTS,
l26 Z. Kenzie St., Chicago, LII.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-12
WHOLESOME ADVICE TO THE
BOSSES.

~
BOSSES
Brother MCCORMICK Of the Grafton
Eaqls can't swallow Boss MESAGER's III
tie scheme, now dead, of holdings secret
caucus Of Republican bosses away out IN
Ohio. He says 1.-The triekery and hypo-
crisy of schemes ought to he exposed
He doesn't believe in ''the smiling two
iaeed tricksterS."
We are glad Mr. MCCORNCK's wish has
been gratifed in this matter. 1t will
teach the Republican bosses of the 6. o. p.
a little. The Eagle gives this wholesome
advice to the y Republican bosses named
in the confidential letter:
No party can, or ought, to succeed which
pursueS such urSe Let sue men ana
measures be promptly condemned and the
party put itself ON higher and nooler
grounds let it be purged Of all deceit and
d~isbonorable methods that IT may COM
mand the confidence and support OF all
honorable men. then viii IL be united IN
triumph. The party or man who seeks
sueeeSs by a trick will have a short-hved
triumph, and they always resort to D
when they fail to possess the ability n
manhood to do more noble and honorable
deeds. Neither parties or men can be sue,
eeSsfully deceived and won by smiles and
trickery. The party or man whe sets him.
self or itself up as a d~eceiyer only succeeds
in showing their egOtism and httleneSs
and learn in the end that honesty IS the
best policy. When tricksters and small
men in a own ranks who seek notorlety
and undeserved learn that they cannot
succeed By unworthy methods and that
neither they MOI their methods will be toll
Grated. then will the party have taken one
long stride in the right direction ana VIII
deserve 10 succeed.
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THE MHEAT CROP.

Various estimates are now made in re
gard to the wheat crop. The Mccormick
Reaper works Company of Chicago places
the crop at $50, 900, 900 bushels; other es-
Inmates range from $40, 900, 900 to 425, 600,
600 bushels. The Northwestern drought
has reduced the yield in that section and
has served to raise the price in the space Of
ten days, between 6ve and ten per cent,
But prices in England have been in the
meantime on the decline.
The wheat and flour exported from the
United States in 1885 amounted to 101, e.
254,es8 bushels, valued at S92, 7sO, Isl,
against lbs, 257, 215 bushels, valued at Sl24,
91s;s6I in 1894; ls3, 800, 500 bushels, val
ued at S2s6, 764, SO7 in 1850.
There has Of late wears been q gradual
decline in the price of wheat exported to
Europe. In 1880 American wheat was
worth 81, IS; in 1884 it wa 50 cents; and
in 1885 on 81 cents. Wheat from India
has come into competition to such an ex-
tent a to cause the chief part Of this de
cline.
The wheat crop of this section is now be-
ginning to be marketed The yield has
been good and the quality isirst class.
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every twelve, Good roads are to-day
probably needed almost il not as
much, as more nilrOrdS Railroads are
great developers, and so are good macada-
mixed wagon roads The South would be
vastly richer, its farmers would be more
PROSPEROUS, its lands more valuable and in
greater demand, and immigration would
be greater if it had good, well-built roads,
This work can be done with much pront
and with great benefit to the whole South
by the employment Of eOnyiets under men
who thoroughly understand road making.
The Importance of good roads ought to be
impressed upon Southern people until they
appreciate their great value. Good roads
are bow one of the greatest needs OF the
South, and especially to the farmers, who
use them more than any other class"
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PARKERsBURG
BunkOed for si.sO0-Backus WIN Die.
skull Crushed.

a
Sperial 7aora1a % &c RegiseT.
PARKERsBURG, ". VA, July n.-Jesse
Backus, the man who was attacked and
thrown over q cliff by a mob several days
since, on Standing Stone, in Writ county,
will probably die, having sustained a
fracture Of the skull and received other Sc
we're injuries. No'effort has been made as
vet to capture the miscreants-
An old and well known citizen OF Lu6eck
district, Mr.. Thos. Beckwith, who Is about
IS years of age, was taken III and done Tor
BY a trio Of bunkO steerers on yesterday.
The old lottery swindle was played upon
him. He bit. Uncle Tom is old, some
what misery, but rather ~credulous, and
MAS lust the sort Of victim such scampS
are or the lookout for. The scamps got
his check for S1,S00, hut had to
skip before presenting 1t, as
Officer Mehen and Chief Beckwith had
gotten on their trail. Payment was
stopped on the check, OF course. Ihls Is
the same crowd which struck this iocahty
last spring and cleaned out another credu-
lous granger. The game played was the
same old trick. In this instance one OF
the trio, who had registered at the Claren-
don as DR.. Norris went down to old mar
Beckwith's and offered to buy his farm, Of
800 acres, al $50 an acre. On the road
back they met the other two, one of whom
sold Morris a lottery ticket by which he
drew a small amount. MI. Beckwith in
vested and drew $40, 900. On this amount,
which was shown in Greenbacks counter
feit), the lottery swindlers claimed q COM
mission of 81, 500, which was TO be paid
BY check, which also answered as a re-
ceipt. The whole matter was carried ON
under guise of a charitable arrangement,
which deluded the old man, who gave the
check as above stated.
A colored man was struck yesterday by
a brick which fell from the wall Of the
new Camden store room on Seventh and
Market streets. The brick struck hin on
the head, fracturing his skull and intict-
ing probably a fatal wound.
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SEVENTEEN Democratic and fifteen Re.

SEVENTEEN Democratic and fifteen Re-
publican Congressman in different parts of
the country are to be elected in districts 50
evenly divided that they may be called
close districts. OF these present encum
bents, ten Democrats and two Republicans
have said they viii decline renOmina-
ton. Several Of these are very able men,
and it IS hard TO tell what effect their re
fusal win have upon the campaign. The
Prohibition movement is another thing
that is an uncertain quantity As to what
its effects will be. But it is reasonably
certain that the Democrats will still have
q good majority in the next House.
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A Rbythmic sound of UnanImity.

Special Telegram 10 ne Register.
PARKERsBURG, June 1.-THE letter OF
Wood County, " referring to Judge ]. NJ.
Jackson's candidacy in tO-day's REGISTER,
was received and read with pleasure by
Democrats and Republicans who, with
great unanimity expressed their pleasure
and qualification that Judge Jackson viii
soon be squarely in the field. One promi'
nent Republican told ME to-day that he
would support Judge Jackson in prefer
ence to any man in the district, and that
alone means many votes. Many Others
openly say they will vote for him,