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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-09
The Price al success.

II Is no longer possible to know every
thing. Auniversal scholar will be no more
seen among mon. The range Of human
knowledge has increased 50 vastly, has
swept out and away far and so fast, that
no brain, be It's quantity or quality what
1t may, can, in the years commonly given
to man, even survey the field. A man,
therefore, must make up his mind, II he
propose to learn anything, to DO content
with profound Ignorance Of great many
other things. II is bitter thing, perhaps,
but it Is tho fact, that q man who would
know anything In this century must pur-
chase his knowledge with voluntary and
chosen ignorance OF hundred other
things. One must choose his specially,
and devotion and diligence in that is the
price he pays for success. 1t is with do
Ing as it is with knowing. There is only
certain amount OF work in any case. Lie
cannot do everything. Nevertheless every
thing needs doing. All about him Is un-
done work ClamOring for hands. There
Hre two courses before one. To under
take everything, 10 fret and grieve because
one finds this and that undone, and to
make spasmOdic efforts to do it-this is
the way OF failure. Resolutely to make
up ones mind to let as far as he is con-
cerncd, the most that should be done stay
undone still, to steel ones heart against dc.
mands and necessities, to resist all induce.
ments to put forth q single effort to close
ones eyes to 1t tall, and to stick heart, hand,
life, and love to the thing q man under
takes and calls his own-that is the way
Of success. Life is very short, And the
single brain and hands, ut best, very weak,
and there are thousands Of things to know
and 10 do. One must choose, and be con-
tent with his choice. And SO It comes to
pass that now at last, the measure Of a
mans learning will be the amount Of his
voluntary ignorance, the measure Of his
practical effectiveness the amount OF what
he Is content to- leave unattempted.-H
II. Thompson.
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H e.
yer, Ella. You wets very near deHth; for
days we. despaired of'eyer seeing you
conscious. You would say, "Harry Il
drowned, and I made Kim drown him.
selEV Last night Dr.. Hopper said: %tThe
crisis Is OF hand; u she lives through the
night she will get well. oh, Ella | l am
so thankful you are spared tomenTG O.
u have been weak and sinful, Harrold,m
said l, and then told him oil, not keeping
back anything,
He heard mo through, stroking my hair
In q gentle fashion. When IhRd finished
he said:
ut has taught you lesson, Ella, deaf,p
and that was all.
l soon recovered. For a long time l
could not bear Harry out of my sight
1t seemed as IL / could not do half
enough to atone Tor my wicked conduct.
The thought makes me shudder now as II
It had been that Harry had never come
back TO me, and that The last words he
had heard rom his mothers lips were SO
unkind. l have had three children since,
and not ono OF them has ever received q
cross or hasty word from me. Oitentimcs
my patience is severely tried, but one
thought Of that horrible death 10 which
Harry came so near drives the demon
away.
Mothers, bear patiently with those little
innocent ones. Are there not many whose
eyes, resting upon this simple story, are
filled with tears at the reCollections Of the
unkird words, and even blows, to little
children laid away forever, who would
give up oil their worldly possessions, yes,
years Of their life, 10 recall those hasty
words which made their lips culver pitt.
fully, and tho clear eyes dim with tears
All you cannot have them back. They
arc gone and your sin remains.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-09
Startling Experiments With Electric.

Startling Experiments With EIectrlc-
lily Upon tho Body OF John Bar
clay. .aressG- aa
John Barclay was hung at Columbus,
Ohio, on Friday, and in twenty. three and
a half minutes after the trap on which he
stood had fallen, his body was on the
demonstrators table at the Startling Med
icsl College in the presence of number
of physicians and spectators. The gal.
vanic battery was applied. An applica.
ton 10 the Spite caused tho subjects eyes
to.upen and shut, and the left arm to raise to
It's full heighth, and the fingers to open and
shut rapidly. An application Of the wire
to tho iaceand neck caused the various
muscles 10 contract and relax very natur-
ally, and to the horror Of some present,
who really feared the subject was about
to be filled with new breath, and to live
again. Several other equally interesting
tests were made. The surgeons cxamin-
alton altCrwArd fully proved that Bar
clays neck was not broken by the fall OF
the trap, and that his death was caused
from asphyxia. Tho neck was neither
fractured nor distorted There was a rup.
ture Of the ligamcnts, between tho first
and second cerebral vertGbrG, with lace.
ration of the vertebral vein. But this did
not cause death in this case. There was
probably no respiration alter the body
fell from tho trap. The right and left
vcntriCNls Of tho heart were filed with
fluid blood, while there was much less
than tho usual quantity Of blood in the
brain and lungs. Five hours after death
the hands were made to contract by the
use Of electricity -.-........-.
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The Great Premium Mower,


kFIUul tuO SluCAuhA4 DhlI1 1Ehuc LIEU
The very newest thing In the action Of
q Mower, has been exhibited by the Su-
perlor Machine Co., Of Wheeling, W. Va
AS 1t deserved, without any doubt, it re-
ceiyed the Silver Medal. It Is entirely
new, US it dispcnses with cog gearing and
other complications. The wheel, which
is the motive power, is constructed Of gun
metal, aud the worm wheel screw of the
finest cast steel. II is simple, strong du-
rablc, easily managed, and OF very light
draught. 1t comes with the highest rec
concentrations from those who have used
1t, and there cannot be any particle Of O
doubt, but that the Superior Machine Co.,
have the most reliable mower in the mar
ket. There are only two bolts in the
whole machine, and these merely connect
the tongue with the frame.
Each piece Of the machine Is conseC-
utiycly numbered, so that if any piece
gets out of order, (which none so far has
douC) 1t can be duplicated by giving the
number OF the piece. It's also self.oiling
and Is covered Closelyin all its parts SC
that no dirt can possibly clog or impede
the progress of the machine. Its ,direcI
action, oil course, gives an increase o.
power in addition to the desideratum Of
quicker motion. Both the right and left
wheels arc reversible for short turns, and
cuts without intGrmission Unnecessary, ant
tho wheels have both double pawl attach
ments, which strengthens their action. i
also has the Ball Pitman Head, relieving
all the strain in raising and lowering thu
knife. Another important fact, Is that thC
reaping attachments can DO had from this
firm, which fit any mower Of their man.
ufacturc. 1t can be easily adjusted, ant
any farmer could work 1t with ease. Thcil
dr0pper drops clean for short stubble ant
gives entire satisfaction, Over four thou
sand of these machines are ready for 1878
1t must be pleasing tor tho firm that nj
machine ever sent out has been returned
1t is a navel oi.ingenuity.
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IT. you feel dull, Respondent, drowsy
debilitatcd, have frequent headache, mouth
tastes badly, poor appetite, and tongue
coated, you arc STEERING from torpid liver,
or "Blllousness." Nothing will cure YOU
sospecdilyand permanently as Dr.. Picrcc's
Golden Medical discovery.
Have 1t Always at Hand.-Accl-
dents will happen in the best regulated
families, and for this reason among many
others, the MUSTANG IMMINENT should
find q place in the cupboard Of every
household. In all the world there Is moth.
ipg comparable 10 1t as in application for
cuts, Commissions, burns, spasm, and scalds,
and When every other preparation that
medical ingenuity can suggest, has failed
to afford relief in rheumatism, neuralgia,
sore throat, glandular swcllings, muscular
contractions, cramps, toothachc, &C., this
powerful anti.inilammatory and pain. dcs-
troyer agent immediately assuagcs the
sufferers agony and eventually accom-
plishes radical cure. Probably there il
not 10 connoiseur inhOrsc flesh or m ANA.
tour horseman in the land who does not
know, either from personal observation or
reports that the MUSTANG LINTMENT is
the supreme reanedg for all external dis
eases and injuries Of the horse. eodtSw
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THE GRAND
Gift Concert.
GIFT MONEY ALL UP!
S5OO.OOO in Bank to Pay Prizes.
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT
A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT.

The Grand Git Concert, for tho benefit of the
Public Library Of Kentucky, is postponed ID
Saturday, the 18th Of December, for Tho following
reasons: a
/. The failure orcertain agents 10 make returns
In time Tor the drawing to take place Sept. 2S
2. Tho accumulation Of orders during the last
few days 10 such an extent that 1t was not pOssl.
Die 10 MI them and have tho drawing on the 2Sth
). Tho general expressed desire OF ticket hold.
erS that full drawing might be had, even II IL
made Q short postponCmcnt necessary.
a. Tho belief OF tho management that BY a
short postponCment ihs remnant Of unsud tick.
cts eau BIO disposed or aud all the prizes paid In
inll without the necessity Of any pro ratlsCalIng
For thcso reasons, coupled with the earnest
desire to benefit the Public Library BY larger
balance and the ticket holders BY larger Ciii4
the concert and distribution have been postroncd
TO Saturday, the 9Th Of December, 1874 on that
day aud no other the drawing will y sitivcly and
nnequiyocally come OF in the great hall 81 The
Public Library building, beginning at precisely
u A, NJ, aud cOnttnnG until the whole OF tho one
Thousand gifts arc awarded.
The Payment OF the gifts will begin the Sd day
after the drawing, and continue for six month";,
In current funds, by the Farmers and Droyers
Bank, or by sight draft upon the Fourth National
Bank, New York, at the option Of the gift tick.
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.S PritO OF Tickets.
Whole tickets, $40; halves, IS, quarters. ~ 20:
II whole tickets for 500; % for $2l5 IS for 5000
liS for OOO; 255 for $500; G75 for $1,000, No
discount on less than 500 worth OF tickets at
timC. .aIi a.. S'I -
The money necessary 10 pay In full all the
offered gifts Is now upon deposit In tho Farmers
and Dr0vGrs' Bank, as will be seCn By the follow.
ng ceruncatc.0f tho Cashier:
fr FARMERS AND DRovEEs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept &c, 1877.
This ia 10 certify that there Ia nov on DEPOSIT
In this bank over half million OF dollars 10 The
credit OF the Gilt Concert iund $500 900 Of which
Is held by this bank as Treasurer OF the Pnhllc
Library OF Kentucky TO pay OF all gifts 10 be
awarded at the drawing. -,
Hon. JOHN DARBEB, Manager Of tho Royal In
surance Company, Liverpool, and Col. JI1sON
JOHNSON, Proprietor OF tho Gait House, viii
net as a committee on tho part OF the Trustees
TO tnke charge oil the tsgs before drawing, count
them, place thcm In the wheel, md personally
sec that corresponding numbers for all tho tick.
cts SOLD 20 Into the wheel. After the drawing Ia
over, the wheel " It'll It's contents, will DO placed
10 tho hands Of committee on the part OF the
ticket'hoIdCrs to satisfy themselves whether all
Tue tickets sold were represented In the drawing,
Blind children, In full view ofthc audience, will
aita1ately draw tho tags from one Of the glass
wheels and the gifts belonging 10 them from the
other and tho Official record Of the drawing thus
conducted will DO kept by three tcllCrs chosen
from different banks In tho city. Tho drawing
will DO publlshCd In the Louisville papers and
New York Herald, aOd Official copies mailed TO
al! parties out OF Louisville TO whom tickets
have been sent by letter.
Tho remnant OF tickets yet unsCld will DO fur.
niehcd to those who first apply for them and AZ
general distribution OF thdm will BE- made
among agents as thur limited number will pCr.
init. No agent will be permitted, on any account
whatever, TO hold or sell ticket for the man.
agGment after the 2Sth OF November, 1872,
This poStponement has been made by advice
Of the Trustees, with the sole object Of the real
benefit OF both the tlcKet.holder and tho Public
Library, and all concerned may rest perfectly
assured that tho positivC and fnAl programme
here announced will BE- carried out 10 tho letter.
September 20, 1874.
TnoS. &. BRAMLETTE,
AGcrt Public Library, Kentucky,
Public Library Building, louisville, Ky.
]. Y. L. RODGERS, Agent,
octi.wAs ONCE WLurO House Building,
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Defend YouT aealth.

VI WV Al0NGo upt aWIIlI bYIl09@
Lies human decay, but promotes It In
other words, the eflluvia from dying and
rotlng vegetation 10 untayofable 10
health. To this and other causes-espec.
tally excess OF moisture In tho atmosphere
maybe ascrihed tho prevalence Of acute
disorders ofthe stomach, bowels and liv-
er ut this season. Every person OF bilious
habit is liable to be Utry bilious In the tall,
Then, TOO, Hllp persons whose digestion Is
wcak are more than ordinarily dyspeptio,
and individuals predlsposed to collie, diar-
rhGa and dysentery,are particularly likely
to be attached by these complaints, The
most complete defence against each and
allot these distressing ailments Is bodily
vigor. To obtain this blessing IN oil ia
pldntitude where Il does not exist, and 10
preserve Ind perpetuatc Il whore II does
exist, Hostetter's Stomach Bltters Is ear
Gllestly recommended. It Is tho peculiar Of.
flee Of this preparation 10 reinforce and
regulate the important organs which d.
gest and temper the food, and convert It
into lite.sustalning blood. Bodily yigor
depends upon the nourishing Qualities Of
that fluid, and the nutritiousness OF the
blood depends upon the functional actlv-
lily and regularity which It Is The special
province OF the Bltters to secure. Hence
tits the best defence Of health ut this sea.
son, and indeed at all seasons. When dys.
entary, diarrhGa, bilious collie, and other
violent affections Of the bowels, become
epidemic, as they often do In certain parts
OF the country 10 the fall, II will DO found
that persons who have been wise enough
to resort 10 the Bitters as a preventive arc
almost invarable exempted from the
scdurgc. eod&w
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New York Dry Good, NInrket.

New York, October S.-Business very
quiet to-day in all branches, but prices
Tor cotton goods were well maintained.
The market is strong in brown and bleach
cd shirLlngs, with scarcity OF some
grades. Brown drills in good demand and
firm. All wooden goods continue dull
and weak. Foreign goods. quiet 4 good
demand Tor plain dress materials and fine
and medium Mohair lustres Prices firm
for staple goods.
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Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI, October .-Flour-Steady
at 81 5Oa7 rs. Wheat-Red 81 Goal IS
Corn-43c. Ryc-71a72c. Oats-Quiet
old 35a3Sc; new 3Oa35c. Barlcy-Fall
No. 9, 75a07c. GroCeries-Firm and un-
changed. Mess Pork-$l3 as. Lard
Sales summer ut 7ic; winter 7ac; kettle
Sc. Bulk Meats Shoulders hold firmly
nothing doing, &c; sides nominal; clcal
rib 10ic; clear lOfc. BAcon-JObbing
sales shoulders at 7sc; clear rib lie; cleal
lice. llOgs-$l 40a4 Is.
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STATE BONDs-Dull and steady.

STATE BONps-DulI and steady.
sTocKs- Opened bhoSant with Pacific
Mail, Atlantic Mail, Gamma and New
Jersey Central as the features. Under
various rumors Pacific Mail advanced q,
Atlantic Mail 81, Panama 81 and New
Jersey Central II. Tho balance Of tho
list advanced from J. to9. In. tho after
noon there was d decline Of from ( To /
per cent, but afterwards tho market re.
covered portion Of the decline and clos.
cd strong.
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baltimore Marker,

Z BALTIMORE, October s.--Fl6ur-Un.
changed and quiet Wheat-Dull but
unchanged. Corn-Quiet and unchang,
ed; stock scarce. Oats-Firm; western
mixed 49a43c; white Michigan 43a45c.
Rye-Unchangcd, Provisions-Dull but
unchanged. Butter-Westcrn steady;
demand light and holders firm. Whisky
Quiet at 93ic. Z sA-fs = sg--f
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TOLEDO, October s.-Flour-Quiet anG
unchanged. Wheat-a shade lirmer; No
8 Wabash, 81 90; extra white Michigan
81 O5; No. |, white Michigan, 81 "a; am
Der do, 81 49; buyer October and seller
November, 81 43. Coma shade better
high mixed, Acc; seller October, 43c; buyer
October, AZ; low mixed 42lc; Michigan,
43c; white 4Sc. 0Hts-Dull; No. l, Sec;
No. 2, 27fc. -gr TH. - ~ y f. .
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A MOVEMENT has been started In Balti.
more among the friends Of the late VIM,
Prescott Smithto raise q memorial fund,
to be placed in the hands Of trustees, the
interest TO DO devoted to maintaining and
educating the family Of the deceased.
Tho step meets with great favor, and
will doubtless be entirely successful,
NTcssrs. David L. Bartlett, VIM. Keysel
Walter s. Wilkinson arc named as Trus-
tees OF tho iund.-0umbrldRd Netns.
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chicago nIarket. /

CHICAGO, October S.-Flour-Dull
but unchanged. Wheat-No. 3 spring,
81 III; No. do scarce OF 81 TO-. Corn
NO. 3 mixed 324a32sC. Oats-No. 9,
CSC, Rye-No. 2, 51Bc. Barley-Fall No.
3, 64c. ProvisionS-Quet and unchanged
in every respect. Whisky-S9c.
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| IN NsVotMr'Fhh hnINtf, Combined HYDRAU.
1871. "'''''u "uue "
Wherever known, is now acknowledged 10 he
the best pump Tor all purposes yet Patented.
Manufactured at Bridgeport, Ohio,
Please Remember-Th Best Ia
Always tho Cheapest.
we arc now prepared 10 Ill orders, or put mn
tnese pumps on short notice, and guarantee en-.
tire satisfaction, and would cali tho attention of
for it: |'"''ueu
lst. It's economy in construction, combined
WIN durability makes II, for dctUG! serrIce. Ina
cheapest Pump In use. Wv
"a. AZ the stock isgalvaplzcd wrought iron ii
nor decay or rust '''' sun
ga Tbs great enemy Of tho Pumps ia frost
which In single night often DESTROYS and snii;s,
we vGry best material snd renders useless in
the houFoi greatest Mood. 80
This Pump Cannot Freoze
Because when the Pump is not in use the water
s y ~ level "a the chamber which 10 always
9Th. Freshness OF water Is ALWAYS insprad "a
well. ''S OO'''ni vi inc
9th. Impure water h4m dOcaycd or rot,Op
pump stock - is entirely obylated -. ,''.,
Die. The handle 10 made of two wrought it6i
rods and 50 arranged that while It is lISIi Tet
ms great strength: The cylinder III WhIcf al Ina
Work 10 performed ia iron, lined with conner lila
copper lining prersAtS TtSt aud makes hi iIftie
friction. This Iron chamber 10 not suhuI,T1cJ
D9L placed In Tho well above the water ana vol
VIII work rs well under as above the wnil,T
Ilh. II can bG nsrd In driven or b rcd we'll
Win inc sane case as well OF larger diameter
btn. FOR itS general RdaptAbillty ihIs pumn ia
without rival Tho Pump NAV bu plHrc1 NJ
your dwelling or barn, or within lilo GnIIdIns
and connected Wit. tho we'll, or sRriug or Other
DOdy OF water, MY or OnG hundFra Yards dIS
tant, and will work with tho same q, -; ns tboS,h
6Wndlng directly over tho water
YIN. II Is single acting and pumDs only with
tho down stroke OF tho LAndle. and Tins 1vniJS
tho hedry M required In the double acting Pnyrn
lvtn. by attaching short hose, a strcSm NAV
% thrown my 10 sixty feet and may often ia
uscd 70 advantage In watering gardens and lawns,
t I'VE! aug wl9ows cleaning buggiGs, cxtingulSh.
s ns LIE or cIeTHt'ng water. We recognize tho
iACt tn4t II Fequlles more power 10 elevate water
from deep than from Z shallow we'll Rn, a.
iAt ~ possible 70 obVlate this difficulty for deem
NeLis, We manufacture smaller chamber. soibat
WnlIo INC volume or water 10 dIminished ihS
power required 10 not greatly Increased wa
claim tLat BY tho combination, having all ihS
advantages Of atmospheric pressure In combina.
uon with force, that tho Sinclair PUNr viii
elevate water from deep well with lees poWor
thAh any Slthler0e or purely force puETD In cxIs.
tGnee. This Pumpis easily adapted 10 SUPPLY
Matcr 70 steam mills, and for transferring the
CohHtents OF Vab N Tanneries 10 UNSURPASSED.
II you want Pump guaranteed 10 tive Iai,..
faction. send yonr order to 6lNOLAIR i Hoi,.
LISTER, Bridgeport, Ohio.
"a "a Two or three arstcass Agents wanted.
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losutalnee. L.l ]
Life Insurance Co,
OF VIRGINIA. rs
capitaI--s2ss,ooo 90
A. g. McILwAINE, President,
D B. y FRS SASR' svlco Presidents.
SAM'L b. PAUL, Secretary. .gr. .s
D. D. FACKLER, Consulting Actuary.
JUDGE JOHN r. LAY, Sup't Of Agencies.
' HOME 0EE1cE-Rttrs0uro, Ta,,
With Local Boards 10 all tho cities Of Virginia
In tho District OF Columbia, and In wottVa.

Life Policies are NOW generally conceded 10 b
among tho most certain and desirable OF invest
mente. This Company managed on I1Finclplet
Of strict economy, Offers the lowest rates OF pre-
mlums, consistent with safety, and lower, w
ID tho State. It's success ID an established fact
all reserve from premiums, as q security 70 the
policy holders, additonAlt TO the capital stock d
invested BY the Local Boards, within that local.
" nom which II 10 derived. - -
Being convinced by their knowledge OF the In
tegrity and prudence Of the gentlemen who com,
pose its Directory, and by q thorough GxRmina'
ton OF its plan Of Organization, that It 10 In
every respect q reliable Company, the subscribed
citizens Of Wheeling, who have themselves sub,
ecribcd TO It's stock, and organized as aLoeAl
Board, feel warranted In commencing tho enter.
plO Of the State: ~
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pEABODY INSURANCE Comply
AT WHEELING, WEST va.
CAPITAL, - sl25, 600.
With tho privilege Of increasing tho same 10
100000.

DtRyOToRB
William Bailey, Alonzo Loring,
DR.. WIN. ]. Bates, A. N, Adams
Andrew j. PaunGl, James Y, Barnes.
Henry StAmm, Thomas Hughes,
A. j. Cecil
This Company having been In successful UpCr
atom for nearly two ycaFs is prepared to take
risks at fAir rates on buildings OF al kinds, Nor.
ehRndlse, Manufacturing Establishments. Fnrui.
turc, Steamboats,, and cargOes on tho Western
Rivers and LAkcs, also to issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings aud Stores. This Company being
composed mostly Of onr leading business men,
recommends itself to tho favorable consideration
OF tho lnsurlng public, and golIcIts their patro-
mage, Applications for insurance will bG prompt.
y attended TO RtthGlr Office, BAILRY'S BLOCK
No. l06 Market street.
WILLIAM BAILEY, Prcst.
N. Q. ARTHUR, Scc'y.
W. Il, A6NEW, Asst Scc'y. IAnl2