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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
or
REAL ESTATE,

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRr-r PSI
ID ecuted 10 the uuder gnci trustee ls 81
Boyd. on the Bird day Of Decemter i',, s.l r
corded in deed Of trust book 80. L far Odd
the records of Ohio county. West N.rza.a ,s
trustee will, on Saturday March sth. I''H s..
the front door OF the Court House ofOhoDoi
West Virginia, the following described rea
tate, tO-wit: certain parcc. oi real estate t
ted on Wheeling Island, in ile Seventh "a"
said city OF Wheeling, OHIO county, Mri
ginia. bounded and described as follows
Beginning ~ the northeast c0,nuo. eOr..
and Fink street, In said city, and uruH.
in an cas- erlv direction with the ne.h
said Fink street 10 low water marx ODD
river thence running IN norAcfr
upon the line OF said low water ,
north line oflOt No. in the addition l
called T. Fink's addition % Zane ..a.
running In a westerly direction Will N
line OF said lot 20 the point where o. er.
tended intenccts the cast line ~ -N..
street, and thence running with .le et .r
said South Front street % the place o' .e
being the same property conveyed Nsat
Boyd by David G. Erwin and 0fa0- fg .t
dated August LIST. 1876, and recOr.ei to.i poi
No. CO, psge 4Si OF the record, o. ,ai O-
county.
Said sale will commence at a Oc0csl pa
the said day, and will De- made ol t.c 'u.0a
terms and conditions tO.WIf OnefN.ri NJ 2.
purchase money cash iu hand Oa iae Day 0' AL
one-third thereof, with Interest n SIX untl
from the day Of sale AMI ,ae n,ile tla1o
with interest in one year 'rnI fIc dar ~ sa'
the purchaser giving 81. notes. H.th foni seen
ity for the deferred payments. ias al.e 20 INV
trustee, and the said trustee f''Ahlhs .Ne .'.'
title 10 said property a.. irhcr .e. lniy.
said purchase money {, fully Iai fo,'r'
said property will be given on l'c -i
April 1859. and the purchase "iN ie a.l','
pay all or any part Of said fceH,l ia.
any time before maturity.
J. B. sOMMERVlLlE. I..t'iL
febl3i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07

IT is not expected that this will he a
poor mans administration, but the REG
IsrEE cordially hopes that an exception
viii be- made IN the csse Of the editor Of
our rantankerous contemporary, the Bell
airs Tribune The Colonel deserves al he
asks go Mr.. HARRISON hands
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07

THE literary societies CT Richmond Col
lsge. Richmond, Va. have elected Hon.
HENRY S WALKER todviiver tao dusl ora
ZION before the societies on the evening OF
Commencement Day, June Is, le-9 The
REGISTER can assure the aforesaid socie-
ties that there is rich literary treat in
store for them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07
sGaa Evaporaters.

solid matter remsins. The bombast and
false representation abOut bogus dentifrioes
which have frequently been let of, have
uselsssly evaueseed; hut SOZODONT, be
eapse il ia real res,orer of dental health
aud beauty, adyeItises itself permanently
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07

SIT is composed Of Played-out Poitiei-
ans and political nouentities, PROCTOR
and NOBLE we're never heard Of before, and
MrLER's proper place would be at the head
Of the Kitchea Cabinet. "-EK-Gov Charles
Fosters opinion OF the new Cabinet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07

THERE are millions in the Treasury,
and millions in the Cabinet. They may
not mix the statesmea's minds, and then
again they may.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07

THE suppressed breathing Of Mr. GoFF
as be gets ready for a charge, is al that
disturbs the Sunday quiet along thu Ka-
nawha
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
| County In the Circuit Court Of Ohio COun'
~, to-wit: March Ru es lss9.
william B. Reid and Elizs Reid, infants y their
next friend Mary L. Reid,
vs..
Mary Ann Reid, Lizzie Prather and Samuel Fra-
ther. her husband; nary Jane Cochran and C.
~. Cochran her husband; Edward Reid, and
Edward Reid and George W. Eckhhrt, as eX-
ecutors of John Reid. deceased.
~ CHANCEKY.
The object Of this suit Is 10 anuul, cancel and
set aside the alleged last will and testament o
John Reid, ST.. deceased. upon the grounds sci
forth in the bill that at the time OF executing
said will aud testament snd for some time Prev,
Gus thereto, and aiterward down 10 his, the SAID
John Reid, ST. IS death, he was wanting III Tesla.
mentary capacity: as also, that said alleged VIII
and testament was the result and product o. an
the said John Reid, sr., by ceTtaiu o. his cml-
dren Immediately around him Ard Il appear
ing from an affidavit filed in the cause that Mary
Ann Reid Lizzie Prather. Samuel Prather, Mary
Jane Cochran, and G. W. Cochran, five OF the
defendants in said suit, are non-residents OF the
State OF West Virginia IL is ordered that me sald
Mary Ann Reid. Lizzie Prather, Samuel PrstheT
Mary Jane Cochran ana &. ". Cochran 10 "a ~
pear within one month after the date of the trsl
publication of IN order and do what is neces
Sary to protect their interest herein. II IS further
ordered that this order be published anc posted
as required by law.
Witness. John ". Mitchell. Clerk Of orr said
Court az the Court House Of said county. this 9th
day of March, 1859, tO-wit. March Rules, 1889
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk
Published the first time March Z, lsS9
Attest JOHN W. MITCHELL Clerk.
W. W. AESETr, Solicitor for Complainant
r,r-OaWl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07

TT is The Law and Disorder Lsague IN
ri isburg now.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07

WHILE Col ELL0T F. SHErHARD has
been busy at Washington, fixing up Mr..
HARRIsON's cabinet, his editorial your 9
man has taken advantage Of his absence to
break out ia commentator Of President
CLEVELAND.
Here is one Of the gem sentences Of a
leading article; THAT his administration
was carried on in the interest Of the PeO-
pie all are agrsed
II is we'll said, bat when Mr.. SHEPPARD
gets back to New York the Bible text at
the head Of his editorial column will read
something ike the following:
"And JoAB took dart and smote the
Young msn ABsALoN under the fifth rib,
go that he died
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07

PRESIDENT HARRIsON-Ah gentlemen,
glad % see ycu all!
Assembled Patiots-Oh, We don't want
20 shake hands Let as look at your foot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07

Col. ROBERT CARR has evidently re-
considered bis determination TO appoint
his Cabinet immediately. There is moth
ing ike discretion in these little matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07

No INCIDENTAL result OF the Times
6asco and the impending ruin Of the Tory
government will Americans receive with
more pleasure than the return Of the Grand
Old Man to the seats Of power His iudi-
viduslity has impressed itself on the pub
lie heart a. that Of no other Englishman.
The life OF such man is a Lesson in
itself Its shades aud changes can scarcely
have been more varied. MCCAULEY de-
scribes him as the rising hope Of the Tory
party ut twenty-five. To-day, when he
has turned his three score and ten, he is
making his most determined assault
upon that party. Mr.. GLAD
STONE has held diaersn; views
&c q .ferent times . his life on nearly
every question before the Eaglish people
He has zen often in error, but every time
has had tde manhood to acknowledge and
punish his own aul. His opinions have
charged, bat the change has never been
backwards
The Irish victory viii not be complete
without his return to the premiership
Next TO Psraeil he is identified with the
cause. aud even more than Paruell he will
bring about a full triumph. No other close
OF long and glorious career could be so
brilliant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07
FOR SALE.

Their Extensive Works, Situated gron nor.t..f,
Avenue, South Boston Wi..
The plant consists IN par Of Martin ,erns
Pudding and Heating Furnaces. % Engine.
. Trains OF Rolls, including Sail Plate NH a.
Buildings Of various sz ah0t20g0 ..,
feet OF land. Wharf for landing Cos eo o..
Possession can be given about Apr 4. i,v p
particulars Will be given upon apT.ololGa
Office OF the Company No. g Oliver STREE
Rasfon. mr.v-sf r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07
EOR RENT.

The Basement Room under C. schneprs Drug
store, corner Fourteenth and Market streets. A
number one stand for Barber or almost any
other kind of business. Possession April 1st
For terms spply TO NJ. REILLY,
mr5edh No 1911 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07
In Chaucery
Katherine Hon ma and others

hiiN'''''' VS.. In Chancery
Katherine Holman and others
The general object of this suit Is TO procure q
partition among the parties entitled thereto OF
certain real property 81 uate IN the cry Oh
Wheeling county Of Ohio and State OF west var
rinia. a.d being described as follows, that IS 10
saw. the north half OF lOt number seventeen on
Main street in Jonathan Zaue's Addition to the
said city Of Wheeling. called North wheeling
being thirty. three feet OF the north halt OF lot
number seventeen, which hall lot was conveyed
To Conrad Hoffman in his lie time by lhomas
Sweeney. executor, lvc , by deed bearing date the
first day of April 1866 and of record in the oihee
ofthe Clerk OF the County Court OF ONO county,
afors said In Deed Book No. so, page 2s6, and
further TO procure a sale of the said properly lot
the purpose ofpartition, should partition thereof
i'm kind be found impracticable And II appear
ing from an affidavit filed in this cause that the
defendants Katherine Hoffman, and Loitte Hon
mann arenOn residents of the state OF West IT
riuia il is ordered that the said Katherine HOn-
mann and the said Lotte Holman do appear
within one month after tina date Of the first pub
LEGATION of this order, and 30 what IS Necessary 10
protect their Interests herein. And 1t is iurth 7
ordered that this order be published ana posted
as required by law.
Witness John W. Mitchell, Clerk of the said
Court at the Court House OF said county, THIS TN
dav OF March, 1859 to-wit March Rules 1889.
JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk
Published the first time March T. 1879.
AtteSt.- JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk
Russo s. Stifel, Solicitors for complainanis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
County. In the Circuit Court for OHIO COun-
ty to wit: March Rules, 1859
John W. Beltz and John Flading, late partners
as Betz l. Fladirg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07
got sl

E'OR sALE-A COMPETE NJ. og nan.
II roo a nxtures--ionae..g u.ei m co't,, ." =
loon. Apply Al 1874 Wafer street a., "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07
aGaE Bent

TNoR RENT-FINEsT STORE ROOM SOUTH
\ Of the creek, size is by 40 feet, with three
smaller rooms on same floor. Rent cheap I'm
uuire at 2l52 Main street ie-2h
T1OR RENT-TwO ROOMS-FIRST FLOOR
Il No. 1919 Market street. opposite PoNothce
suitable for store room or Offices. Apply at Isl
Water street. leHoe1h
TJ1OR RENT-THE DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
II No 121 Fourteenth street. Apply TO }: h.
GREER, 81 Greer x Laings. dem
NID PEOPLES BANKING ROOM FOR RENT
The room No. 1903 Main street. formerly
Peoples Bank, is hereby offered for rent. Pos
session April /, 1883. Apply at Peoples Bank
or, THOS. O'BRlEN. jain
TNOR RENT-TyO FIVE.ROOMED BRICK
L Houses, on the Island one fourro0med frame
house. K. H. GlLLEsPY, Omce No. liOS Chap
limo Street ma5h
TNOR RENT-AT BENWOOD-BRICK HOUSE
II Of Z rooms and finished Attic, large Garden,
stable. good spring Of Water. Also small Dwell
ing and Garden near thea above Possession given
April lst. Address this office. mr5edh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-07


Frederick Eberwein. Joanna Fberwein, his wife;
c + Stifel, II, NJ Russell, trustee; B. B. Dove
ner. trustee and assignee; Henry Blumenburg,
assignee. Peoples Bank OF Wheeling g. d.
Hubbard, survivor Of himself and II. b. hub
bard deceased, late partners IS y. b. Hubbard
Il Company: William II. Robinson, Min1ie
kberwein, and Armstrong, Coen & Co, who
sue IN their firm name.
II CHANCEhY.
The object OF this suit is to require TIE defend
ants, B. g. Dovener, trustee aud assignee aud
Henry Blumenbutg, assignee, to account for the
execution Of the trusts set out in the bill OF com
plant and to enforce the lee OF the complain.
ants Judgment for 81 1874 56 upon tho proceeds OF
said trust sales and TO subject the real estate and
personal property named in the bill 70 sale TO
satisfy liens set up in said bill. And IL appear
ing from an affidavit filed in the cause that
Henry BlumenDurg, one OF the defendants in
ssiq suit. is q nonresident Of the State Of West
Virginia. il is ordered that the said Henry b u
menbufg do appear within one month alter the
date Of the first publication OF this order end do
what is necessary 10 protect his interests herein
Witness John ". Mitchell. Clerk Of our said
Court. at the Court House OF said county, this 9th
dav OF March. lSsq tO-wit: March kules, 1889.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, C.erk.
Published the first time March Z, 1859.
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL Clerk.
/ f. JoSFs and J. =. ROGERS, Solicitors for Com
plainaut mr7Oawt
The National tribune., 1889-07-18
PERsoNs - rHINGs.


~ recent dsrnsston about fle height OF trees
Ia the forests of Victoria bripgs from tis Govern
hispi boIautst the st4fienens that he has one
80 feet high. The Chief Inspector OF Forests
urcd q fnlien one that was iHl feet long.
-- They have - new way uf planting orange trees
near san Diego. Cal. They boFe small hole aud
drop in "a dynamite cartridge, the explosions of
which makes hole big enough for the tree. aud
ioD-cuinK the soil tn depth of several feet ca
abiitg tr Ifre to take root easier. Beaoa Traref.
Ter.
~ There are practical difficulties involved in the
use Of natural sns. degout servant ia Indiana
Informed lier mistress the ether day thni she
wouldn't cook Coda meat over he'll fire -
What's the tnaltsF with tbr nFu being Gods
tooT' questioned the MISTRESS hut hil iu vain.
The idea Was " ngin tile theology " Of llie girl aud
sitr promptly gave warning.
- Hartford iady tells story Of ancestor of
hers -. direct descendant of John Eliot tla great
missionary. This aneestoF WAS a woman the head
81 the family la New Haven, and about the yeaF
1865 site ordered lot ol nails from Boston. The
kegs IA due tine and hen they were opened
Of them found To- br filed with Spanish
dollars. She wrote To the Boston merchant telling
BIN 81 tiIc contents Of one of the kegs lie an
sserUd thai he had bought IL for nails aud had no
further nsihility les tle matter. The money was
kept aIn0siR The family treasures untouched and
euelAmcd nni the death Of thc head OF tte house
Who, IN her viii ordered that the dollars be tne!esl
And cast tnto "a communion set for Ille New Haven
church. This was dsstis.
The National tribune., 1889-07-18
SCIENTIFIC CHAT.

- Seine Idea may be formed al the vast quantity
Of wafer discharged by South Fork Lake into Tic
ConeniauRh Valley when compared To the flow
over Niagara Falls Estimating the Niagara sun
ply at S30bJD tons 81 10 cubic feet per hour aud
Taking the meHsuremcpt Of tie lake to have bccn
three and one.haif miles long by and one guar
Ter mileS wide with mean depth Of 10 feet we
have the enormous volume of I 900 600 900 900 Of
tons of water, which would require 20 hours in
passing over Niagara Falls.
- Garden ar,d Forest quotes this simple method
OF testing the quality Of pear; Write a name
with pen and ink upon the dry skin OF the frait
II the Ink II quickly absorbed. leaving clear snrp
lines, the quality Of the fruit is good III the skin
does not absorb the lux quickly aud the lines ure
blotisd, the quality is inferior
~ NJ Sopinnrd, the great French anthropologist
has been led by the shape of the leg homes of ths
men of Spy - To the conclusion that these ren.ote
ancestors OF the human had their lower ex.
tremties half bent like those anthropoid apes that
inbabit trees
- Stanley has investigate the arrow poison n.e,.
by tie natives OF the Lower Congo and finds IL To
be made from the bodies OF red anta, which are
dried, ground to powder, aud cooked In palm oil
the resulting liquid being smeared on the points OF
the arrows. Its main constituent IL fortnie acid
well known for lis irritating properties when nv.
piedto the skin tisfound not only In red ants hui
III singing nettcs and la caerpllars Stanley tost
four valuable men who were wounded by ihea,
arrows, aud died almost immediately with great
suffering.
The National tribune., 1889-07-18

bad man, and that during the so years he ruled
the Egyptians he oppressed the people terribly
He built the Pyramid by forced labor, and he had
gang of more than 100000 workmen at it for
more than 90 years. The stones which formed
the outside, and have now been carted away,
were even larger than those which still stand,
and the present ones are in many cases as high
as a table and many feet long. The sides OF
this Pyramid are in the form of these immense
stairs which narrow as they go upward, and
which have. all told, $50 of these high steps,
If you will go to your dining room and climb
upon your dining-table 252 times you will ex-
perience something of the work which I had
in climbing up the Pyramid. The work will
be harder. however. for you will not have the
help of three half-naked Arabs who were given
to me by the Sheik of the Pyramids, and who
worried the life almost out of me in their de-
mands for backsheesh while / was going up
My wife, who was with me, happened to call
me by my first Dame and during the remainder
of the trip was g Mr.. Frank" TO the heathens
Whilc they ierked my arms nearly Off in pull
The National tribune., 1889-07-18

biDt siia baftarlsfn al Fort Sumter. g0ung men
fuliy aovisedo of the exceeding preci0nsncss Of
life, and set thoroughly instructed how to dare
and die
HURLED BACK DEATHLEEs DARING AND DE-
TEAHCE
Their eyes fixed on their ideaized leaders
shining Ike white statues amid the black
Wreekase u treason and rebellion, they rnareh-
90 into the narlBg vortex Of war, with new.
strange imPlewents in their hands and " hot
unuiteTabiiIties in their hearts,
These we're the boys Of 81, the raw recruits
q tbe daWning conflict. With them went tie
memory of The girls they left behind them.
many oi whom were afterWaFd lost ia the
shuile, tut which memory. then inanjteIv
sweet, was hourly refreshed By the couteEap pla-
h0u 81 tie tangible testament aud piB-cushion
hlth tacm went the fOe-acie Of tight boots
earthly, sensual, desilish. aud the flushed con.
sciousnesf, eFen when drilling ia the aW yard
squad, ihai tie eyes Of the universe were upon
them. With them also, or following them. or
mHyHHp meeting them in that dreamy border
Hand % hebineky or Missouri 10 which he is
1ortuitouziy indigenous. went the harmless.
necessary muie. with dexter aBd sinister "a RI
OF renoWn. with eyes foxy and sad, and the
eaf'aeii 10 stand indefinitely on one foot and
The National tribune., 1889-07-18

Piles of tho world as far back rs history extends,
aud its stony eyes have seen civilization after
civilization rise and fall.
II would take o good sized city lot to hold
the Sphinx. As it sits its body is 40 feet long.
and its paws each measure 80 feet IL you
stand OH the tip of its ear you could not reach
the crown of its head with your outstretched
hand, aud the hight of the monument as il sits
there is that OF a five-story house. The ear by
actual measurement has length Of over four
feet, and if that mouth would open it could
swallow an OK. The nose is five feet seven
inches long, and it originally partoOk of an
Ethiopian character Now, however, it is sadly
mutilated, for one OF the Redouin Sheiks lately
used it for target, aud it was also used in this
way by some of the Mahometans in the past.
In front of it lies a temple. the ruins of which
stand, and in which one moves about under
ground with lights through a series of granite
chambers. 1t was in these chambers that some
wonderful statues and mummies were found,
and among the halls there is one room 79 feet
long and % feet wide. Throughout the whole of
the desert near Cairo, however, there are scores
of tombs and monuments of Kings. The ground
about the Great Pyramid is covered with them,
aud the excavations and discoveries still so on
at Sakharah.
I drove out this afternoon to see the site of
the City of the Sun. where the oldest Obelisk in
the world stands. Heliopolis is live miles to
the northeast of Cairo. and the obelisk here was
very old when Abraham came down into Egypt.
The Temple of Heliopolis was full of obelisks,
aud il was under the shadow of this stone that
Plato preached philosophy; that Herodotus
studied history, and near which Joseph and
Mary rested with the child Jesus while they
were in Egypt. Heliopols was the Boston of
Egypt where the wise studied logic 1000 years
ago. and where Joseph, when nc was the chief
manager of Pharaoh's estates, came out to court
Asenath, whom he afterwards married. Asenath
was the daughter of priest, who belonged TO
the temple with which this Obelisk was con-
neeted. aud some of the hierOglyphics of Egypt
state that this temple had more than $4,000
employees connected with it. The road to it
leads through long avenue of acacia trees past
the Summer palace of the Khedive, and the
city stood in one of the most fertile portions of
The National tribune., 1889-07-18

kick vehemently with all tho others. He was
a raw recruit likewise. When men were
cheating the wrong way their plowshares into
swords" he was out of a Job on a dull labor
market, and could be the better spared. How
much of the issues and principles at stake his
comprehensive intelligence intelligently COM
pretended will perhaps never be accurately as
ceriained. It may fairly be surmiscd, however,
that he knew, better than any Northern
croaler, the futility Of trying 10 repossess our
lost fortresses with writs of replevin; knew
better than any Southern fre-eater the folly OF
attempting 10 build up a Republic with live
negro wrgging under the cornerstone At
all events, whether Willingly or willingly or
neither. he became as potent n factor in the
situation militant as when Samson slew a
thousand phillistincs with the jawbone of one
of his demised ancestors.
As a recruit he soon became the object of a
usurious rate OF interest, not TO say curiosity.
Hailed in unhaltered from amid the frisking
bluegrass felicities OF his pasture primeval,
with his tail full of burrs and his gaze full of
vinegar. the details of his primary instruction
were, as a rule,
FULL OF ACTIVITY AND ENTHUSIASM.
His venturesome instructors were wise il
they provided timely supply of bandaEes and
plasters for themselves with blank coupons at
tsched at frequent intervals TO take care Of the
extra dividends. One out-thrust Of his right
foot has been known to reduce n newly uni
formed soldier TO a state of nudity. with incl
dental eOutusions Of cuticle painful TO think
of
Enmcshed in surreptitious cordage, the
speechless, uniamed quadruped is thrown to
the cold, cold ground. where, for time, he
writhes aud struggles, chev-aux- -de.fris Of
black gyrating hoois. IL he gets loose he darts
through an ambulance or climbs up a tree with
out conjunction; but he seldom gets loose.
When his FIRST wild anger has been measuraby
spent, five or six bowlegged hrelings of the
Quartermaster's Department simultaneously
proceed to administer diSiointcd sections of
harness 60 the exterior OF that noble form.
Puck might girdle the earth for 40 cents, but
he woud earn $40 in girthing n cadet mule
With each contact of strap or buckle the white
Of his eye CLEANS poisonously and his out
ragged epidermis gives a sudden convulsive