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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-17

MPny people are blessed with o hearty,
vigorous appetite, but, II they dare to cot
enough to satisfy this appetite, they are
sure to suffer greatly from a distressing
sense Of heaviness and iullness. : The
cause Of this Is that there 4 q dlspropor.
ti6n between the strength Of appetite In
such persons, and the strength OF digestion.
The appetite Is vigorous but the digestive
power Is feeble. II Is one Of the crown.
ing merits Of Gottlieb Flsch's Bitters, that
II relieves this evil. It enables the patient
to digest what he eats; and when thus all
the functions work harmoniously, the un.
pleasant feeling of iullness after eating
ceases. No reaction follows the use Of the
Bltters when taken thus. The increased
digestive activity, by afFording increased
Dourlshment, fully makes up for the ad.
dltional waste that 1t, this increased &C.
tivity, itself entails: the Food and the
Bltters, thus, as 1t were, working togetherl
This subject continued next week under
" FsrSpirdtioR." <
"Ware g. Schmitz, Philadelphia, Pro.
prietors Of DR.. Fisch's Food Bitters."
Wholesale Agents for Wheeling, Smith,
Sinclair s Co. = cod !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-17
What the Weak Need.

Why do the debilitated and feeble
dread the summerH 1t is because heat is
an exhausting element, and they are not
in a condition to bear the new drain
upon their languid systems, which they
think must necessarily commence with
the warm weather. But cannot this
evil be obviated? Most individually Il
can. What these weaklings need-in
fact, what nine.tenths OF us need at this
seasons an accession Of physical vigor,
and this desideratum can be secured, with
absolute certainty, by a course OF the
mightiest, yet mildest, OF all vegetable
tonics, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Thousands of men Of business, me.
chanics and professional men, break
down, partially or wholly, under their
summer labors, simply because they have
neglected to reinforce the powers OF na.
ture in this way. To persons who use
the celebrated invigorant and corrective
regularly in hot weather, the exhaustion
which excessive heat is apt to produce
under other circumstances is unknown.
They are not troubled with nausea, their
appetites are good, their digestion exc.l.
lent and their habit Of body all that can
be desired. This for twenty years has
been the uniform testimony OF all who
have taken the Btters as summer tonic
and Alternative. Its efficacy is due to the
care and scrupulous fidelityGto the
teachings Of experimental science, with
which its medicinal Ingredients have
been culled from the vegetable kingdom
the admirable proportions in which they
are combined and the uuequalled purity
Of its stimulative basis. eodSw
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letter, Salt Rheum and all Skin Dis.
eases cured by DR.. Plerce's Golden Medi.
cal Discovery.
Tho Peoples Stamp OF Values
The Government endorsement, which le.
gallzes the sale OF PLANTATION BTTTRRs,
is not the only stamp affixed 10 that ia.
nous VEGETABLE Tonic. It bears, In
addition to that official sanction, the STILL
MORE VALUABLE STAMP OF PUBLIC AP.
PROBATION. This inestimable voucher OF
itt1are properties as q TONIC, CoRREc.
TIVE and Alternative, is of much earlier
date than the Government credential; for
millions Of sick persons had pronounced It
the GRAND SPECIFIC OF THE AGE long
before Congress thought of taxing pro:
prietary medicines. It Is unnecessary to
repeat, in detail, the properties Of this
wonderful Vegetable Invigorant. Thebest
reference that can be offered to those who
desire the full particulars OF its virtues, is
the GENERAL PUBLIC. Ask those who
have tried II as remedy for dyspepsia,
constipation, biliousness, intermittent te.
vers, nervous debility, rheumatism, sea
sickness, low spirits, or loss Of vital pow.
er, what Plantation Bitters has done for
them, and be governed by the response
they make to your inquiries. cod
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How TO Get Rid Of Superauous
Flesh.
iH.lrs Journal Of Healthy .

Not long ago u gentleman of threcscore,
who had hardly ever been sick In his life,
thought he was loo ileshy and began to
BAntamize. He succeeded iamously, and
boosted TO his friends that he had got rid
0, ten pounds in few weeks. A little
later he was attacked with painful and
dangerous malady, from which he has
been suffering more than n year. II q
man can sleep sOundly, has q good appe.
tie, with no unpleasant reminders after
meals, the bodily habits being regular
every day, he had better leave himself
alOne, whether he is as big as q hogshead
MG thin and dry as a fence rail Seve-
ral casts oil Bright's disease have been re.
ported by medical men Of reputation as a
direct result Of practicing Bantam's plan
for getting lean. The very best and safest
way to get rid Of lat is to work it oil.
Thismay be aided by eating food which
contains large amount oil nitrogen and
a small amount oil carbon. Nitrogen
foods that which gives strength, power
towOrk, Us lean meats; carbonaCeous foods
aethOse which make fat, such as cheese,
potatoes, rice, corn, peas, beans, tapioca,
afroTrOCt cOrn'starCh, milk sugar, syrup,
snd all oily and fat food. Raw fruit and
berries largely eaten arc great ends to re.
dlcing weight. But, alter all, the great
reliance should be Onexercise and work in
The open air. Barclay, the great English
pedestrian, who performed greater feats
taaa Weston, lost ten pounds in two OF
Three days walking, and was never the
worse for il.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad in
1871, 80

The forty.hfth annual report Of the
President and Directors Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad for the fiscal year ending
September 80, 1s71,- shows that the total
revenue for the year amounted 10 Sl!S,-
557 500 AZ, which compared with the Is,
cal year Of 1870, shows . gain Of $l,7l7,:
1894. The earnings Of the main stem Of
the road are shown 10 have increased over
the year 1870, 81 1885, 500 33, and the
working expenses S453, 427 69, making o
comparative increase in the net profits Of
$1,032, 234 05
At the close Of the war the Board Of Dl.
rectors for this road determined 10 attract,
irpossible, q share Of the Ocean commerce
to Baltimore. For this purpose, In July
1855, the Board bought Of the govern
ment four large steamships, which, after
being strengthened and improved, were
placed In the Baltimore and Liverpool
trade. Owing TO the limited tonnage Of
these vessels, heavy losses were in
CURED, but as the enterprise prov.
ed 10 he the nucleus ofl sue
cesstul lines between Baltimore and
Liverpool, Southampton and Bremen, in
surfing increased prosperity to Baltimore
and adding largely 10 the traffic of the
road, the Board deem their action in the
premises a source Of congratulation.
During the year, LOTS barrels Of
flour were carried by this road to Balti-
more, being an increase over the year
before Of 1877, 1850 barrels. 49, 49,
In renairino the tranka of the main stem
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lkeGRtetIfi8sntfr,,
y,,,.,laueOus Items.

miscellaneous lIenis'
Emily di,membermsnt" is Western
s,p,cs.Icn for divorces, $40, o.rro,
endure aa rD are reminded that the present ut
NOTIFIES shsrn boot heels Is dangerous lor
. sly,Ti, u children. Try the palm OIL y0u'
hand OF q shinglc. ,,r,,, LONG
H' NEWLY married daughter-"i,ISowp 5UUs
,oS. tbo honeymoon last, mamma ,,,,,I r L',s.
.osi ' nnsSrept:"Until you ask your nus
YEA HSsi Io T some money, my dear" -.
0A Pov NJ, was a seltmado elephant IT,! ne is
nv, nSI 10 thIs country without dollar a.a N
Galn, ,,M NJ TOOK Greeleys advice, ~ WEN Nan
Ky We, land and died lost Friday worth s4VuOV.
W" TTr preseut size Of gentlemen. stone .Sa,
.,ssv ~ buttons leads US 10 believe ta ~.
some one has been nnaDlc ,I0 " 81
,Iispose Of an enormous imPO''S''OH u
marble table tops.
a RosToy puper says: "Ahand.organ.
i.t come, round to our office every asy 81
Two ~ and plalntively grinds OUT aD ,su
' sS home, dear father, come home.
Hc i informed that lie need not come
hero ttS Spain. The old man went home
yesterday" v,....
WuRy Grace Greenwood was alighting
".L, a. ,ba raliinrnia GeYseI
reoion. the driver with whom she had
been riding seized her by the waist anS
held herS1OO pounds-at arms Length
for several minutes And yet she sayE
That man understands "the philosophy o.
life"
HORACE GREELEY has discovered the
weakness of the currant worm. IL is I'm.
Ia saws "Nail two or three narrow
slrips ol tin on tho outside Of tho currant
and the worm will not touch II, Some
cuItiystors iasten the strips with screws
S tbey are more easily removed than
1sils When the fruit ID ready to pick.
How TO PRODUCE PRNKNNEs.-Thts
/, from the New York Commercial! AdVsr.
ii1r. "Chappaqua, June l, 1872. Dsar SLr
TO rid the American market Of British
cutlery Is a more difficult task than you
suppose. Nevertheless, it will not do to
despair. have Just purchased a flock Of
reese, and by feeding them on domestic
Steel filings hope to produce penknives
equal to any that are manufactured In
Euglsud.-H. G."
AHARTFoRD young lady engaged her
self to nine young men living in that city
and also to a youth residing in New
Haven. After q time she resolved to
drop the Hartford group, and keep the
New Haven. The rejected Immediately
sent the following telegram: "Mr. -,
New Hsyen-YO1r affianced known to
be engaged to nine fellows. Rest oil
Trinity College not heard from. Come
quick or you will lose her" The New
Hayener arrived on the first train, learn.
ed The situation Of affairs, and then-well,
be returned to the City Of Films a sadder
and wiser man,
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Food Of the q aud Horse.

Illuminating animals gather their food
rapidly, give 1t few cuts with the teeth,
and swallow 1t. 1t goes to an interior re-
ceptacle, where 1t Is moistened; this is
very essential, II it be dry hay. When
the animal has filled himsell, he masticates
the food thus slowed away in his stomach,
raising it cud by cud. When portion
is completely masticated, 1t passes to
another receptacle, and the process Of di.
gestion goes on. Thus an OK, II left to
himself, will raise and masticate all the
food thus slowed away in his stomach.
1.-The be pushed, and working hand, and
does not have much time to masticate, he
falls off in flesh, his health is poor, his
digestion incomplete. The, horse on the
contrary, however much In! q hurry he
may be, must masticate each mouthiul
before he swallows 1t. A hungry OK let
in to q meadow will fill himself in
twenty minutes, while horse would
want at least an hour and twenty minutes
to take the same amount Of grass. The
OK, deer, sheep, goat; channels, aud
rabbit. being The natural prey Of ferociouS
beasts, are endowed with the extra
stomach in which hastily to stow away
the food without mastication.-This may
be regarded as a wise provision Of nature,
enabling them to sally forth where food
is plenty, and retire TO a place of safety,
to ruminate their food at their leisure
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-17

DDST LIKE MUrToN.-A good story
RtOld Of the recent excellent perform
ance Of Handels Messiah at the Broad.
way Baptist Church, A farmer took bis
WlIeto hear the grand music SO splen.
dllIy rendered on that occasion, and,
alter listening with apparent enjoyment,
thepair became suddenly Interested in
one Of the grand choruses: ave all, like
sheep, have gone astray." First, a SHARP
soprano voice exclaimed: =
I'VE all, like sheep"
Next, a deep bass voice uttered, in the
most earnest tones:
I'VE all, like sheep" rIs
Inc linen The singers at once asserted: ,
we al like sheep"
"Dam'ditI do% exclaimed old rus,icus
70 DIS partner. 81 like beef and bacon
out can't bear sheep meatW
There was an audible litter In TINT vi
cinlly. but the splendid music attracted
attention from the pair and thew quietly
slipped ouL-LOuisriIk C0urierSJournd!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-17

CIDER makers in Maine are making
desperate efforts 10 citcumyent the puF.
poses oil theprohibitionists. The manu-.
taGturers and their agents are allowed Inv
the law to deal in the insIdious iuice of IA
apple though saloon keepers are under the
ban, but now the manufacturers are msk.
ing the saloon keepers their agents and
they sell by the glass and put their
thumbs to their noses In the face Of thai
''old antic, the law
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srnAwprnRY 1cr-oRnA,lEs.ia ina B,

SrRAwBERRY E-oRBAsf5is liked by
many, and it allows the fruit to be used
in form which presentsa' pleasing va.
riety. A quart Of berries Is sprinkled
over with halt a pound Of fine white
sugar. After standing for three hours, the
berries are mashed and thejuice strained
Add another halt pound OF sugar to
the juice, and a quart of fresh cream
stirred in gradually. Freeze in the usual
manner. This may be varied by adding
to the cream when it Is partly frozen, q
pint Of unsugared berries, and when this
is done 1t Is necessary to add an extra
cupful Of sugar to the juice that il
pressed from the first berries, and mixed
with the cream.
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ENGLISH ,MUTToN.-A promnen
sheep breeder of New York, who ha
travelled extensively in Europe, recently
gave his opinion Of the cause Of tn
superiority of English and continental
mutton over that in America in !thl
simple sentence, "they feed turnips,'
The Practiedl TURNER endorses tn
opinion, and insists that our sheep breed
ers, to raise the best mutton must raise
rutabagas and turnips. 40 -ra-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-06-17

A PAPER hanger Of Boston found him.
self, a few weeks ago, with a large stock
OF extremely ugly wall paper on hand,
which he dispaifed Of selling. A lady
camein one day, and seeing the large bou.
quets of flowers which formed the design
Of the paper complimented him upon his
enterprise in securing the Dolly Warden
pattern, He took the hint, spoke of the
iasnionaole article toihis customers, and
IN lew weeks sold every roll Of 1t
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ma a RIDE on the tracks Of an express car
IGN be thrilling and somewhat perilous.
10y was found at Springfield a day or
wv W. ago, snugly tucked away on the
~" SHuieWofk just above the wheels Of the
, .S IN INC express train with intent 10
,sal q ride 10 New York. That ride was
wv Ss,SF @ken, but II it had been, tho boys
S,a I would have been turned white be.
'O'e ae reached the first station. 4
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h, lib superiority Of iron over brick for
U Oin purposes is last becoming recor-
s s,. An iron church is TO be con.
i y S Tor Mr., HGpworlh's congregation
~: NeE York, the cost Of which is 10 lie
f.oVVC, whereas a brick building Of like
dimensions u!s;1 would cost 100000. The
UIIIN!alng Is to be completed by Christmas,
Sate the brick building would consume
ssuIeen months In lis erection. INV
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o,. nEp CLOUD, Red Dog, and their asso.
GATED assaSsins, are delivering set speccb.
= 70 Inc peopleof Philadelphia. Marked
as mas been the effect of these orations
Upon The people Of the keystone State,
' .,sst,, untutoFed orators have been more
S Sst!ll0gy successful on the frotier Of Min,
ussOs, where, in their most impassioned
, TIUIeas, they have succeeded in raising
Ae hair Of their auditors
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THE Daubury Neps says: 1.-THE fol-
lowing note, picked up on the street Mon.
day afternoon, is q manly exposition Of
what narrowly escaped being a grievous
wrong: Dear Jane: l hope you amt
mad because l didn't laf at you when
you lafft at me lasteYening at the post
oils. | amt proud, dear Jane, but have
got abile under my arm, and can't .laff
as ] used to as Heaven Is my Judge. }.
"Yours truly, HENRY, :
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,.I lhE Post Office Department on Friday
,is Se''ea from the Stale Department a Ger.
ID I :. copy OF the new postal code adopt,
,,n W congress Atitslast session, and in,
s S .Na in accordance with the new
and O sal % Issued at once to postmaster
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The political campaign seems to de.
yelope wit and humor. The Boston 7Lap.
ester has discovered q prediction In shaS.
speare on the reelection OF Grant "a
tanner will last you eight years.n Ia :
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1 An irate Western editor recently wrote
to a contributor: "If you don't stop send.
ing me such abominable poetry, III print
Q piece Of II some day, with your name
appended In full and send copy to your
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,. SESEnAL r. b. CowES, Assistant Sec.
',asy Of the Interior, Joins Haydeus
Ia a on the Goth instant to the Vel,
c %NSoae, and he has in charge business
TTa aa, with the Indians at the lar
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Two quarts Of hot water, one pound
OF unbolted wheat flour, will make more
eggs when fed warm 10 hens than twice
the amount Of whole grain.
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,.. tSE ne one cent postal cards will be
ScSib 'OF distribution in about one
4'u' ~
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This Company having been fully organised, IL
now prepared 10 take risks upon
Buildings oISll kinda, Merchandise, MGnulsc
turing Establishments, Furniture and
Cargoes OF all kinda on tho
Western Waters.
Applications for Insurance viii be promptly at.
tended 70 BY the Secretary.
Once Ct the National Savings Bank, No. 5
WI. B. SIMPSON, Prest.
WI. O. HANDLAN, Vice Presit.
J.R. MILLER, sec'y. sprH
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lnauFanoe.
pAABoDYl MsURANon ooMpIY

PhAbODH klAsuhANCh COMFY
AT WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPITAL ~. slas.ooo.
With dc privilege Of increasing tho came TO 7
e600,000
DtRHoToRs
Y Tlll liam Bailey. AlS y . ILosias.
Andrew J. Paaneil, james ne. =. BaTneA
HeHry E sAMnn' Thomas HashSs'
This Company having been in successful oper.
alton foI nearly two. yeAEs l. prepared 70 fAko
thks Of iAr rates on Buildings Of al kinds, Mer.
6hAndlae, MRnnlActuflne Rsfabl iahments, Fnmi.
turo, Steamboats,, Il and eargnos on the Western
MHerB and LAke8i also 10 ibsne perpetual policies
on Dwellings and stotnss This Company being
composed mustly Of our leading busEneSs men,
rndgitselft 10 the favorable consideration
Of the insurng public, and solleita their patro-
mage. Appliea tdon1 for insurance viii DO prompt
y attended TO Gtthetr once, RAILRYs BLOCK
No. 100 MAfkqt Ggeet 4 SF
~ n NJ, W1LGIAM RAILRY, PreS't,
/ -.S.,.,s "a A1QNz0 L0RING, Vice Pres't
W. q: 1dNEW, Ait sccy. ,anI1
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Books, stationery, &C.
New Books!
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE.

ns ss, i; & s Asit1as d
III LIE g 81 Horace G'eelsy-By James Parton
GanOt's Natural .I a Philosophy For general
''1 TSrs, G SOs,I - w. :, r,,
fTns so, s,Ot %cS 81 ,.,,. p.o,s,
c,6tS Se y * HOntna hun-byHon' james BFookS'
,oT TA ESP R9 z. Of sopE-9y Heatyw. lons-
T ny tls.lo aaey ssa; Novel o,a slg auto,
olotb Spa5 gym WI " sem eai'i0n'
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FRANK1N INSURANCE Comply
II OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, = $15o,ooo.


DIRECTORS:
Samuel Mcclellan, George Mendel,
CIV. hslnzhein, ] i. Vance,
4 Io IF d d ss,'sl. Michael Reilly.
This company now having been Organized Ave
yeare, and In that time done q successful business
q still prepared to take risks ct fair rates on
Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, Manufactur-
Ing establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Cargoes on the Western RlverS and Lakes. This
company offers superior Inducements to Farm
ers, whereby they can DO insured on DWELLING,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or years al
reduced rates. This being State Company With
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company in the State; and
composed OF some nlnety.four stockholders, most
OF whom are among our best business men, re.
eommends Itself TO tho favorable consideration
Of the insuring public, and solicits their patron.
age. Applications for insurance will be prompt
~ attended 10 at their 0fice, No. % Monroe ST,
or Of their several agences Throughout the Stata'
SAM'1 MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President,
Q. II. COIN, Sec'y.
A. L, WILEY, General Agent. febi9
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, June 15.-FLoUR-Quiet
and unchanged; family, IS 5OaS rs.
!, GRAIN-Wheat-Nlarket steady with
moderate demand; red, 81 Sal 90. Corn
+-5la59c. Rye-S7aOOc. Oats-4Oa44c.
2 GRoCRRrEs AND OILs-UnChanged.
Eads-Demand good at 14a15c.
BUTTER-Heavy receipts depress the
market at 16a1Sc.
PRoylsloSs-Qulet and unchanged; but
little done.
WHHKY-Dull at SEC.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, June 15.-Business light,
and no changes Of consequence have
taken place in domestics since the reduc.
ton Of Cabot's bleached sheetings yester.
day. The warehousing of foreign wooden
manufactured goods and other classes
coming under the action of the new tariff
bill, still continues, but the quantity Of
these arriving is very light and lesssning.
The fur trade is opening with light stocks
and high prices. Mink and musk rat sell
at an advance Of 25 per cent as compared
with last years prices. Alaska seal Of
the best kind is even proportionately more
advanced in value.
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, June 15.-FLoUR-De.
mand light but holders firm; Xxx spring
81 00a7 70.
GRAN-Wheat-Dull and unsettled;
No. l, Milwaukee 81 A; No. 2 do 81 AZ
0sts-Dull and prices have declined No
2, $50. Corn-No. 2 mixed, 45c. Rye
No. l, zoe. Barley-No.2 fall, 5SC.
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LOUISVILLE, June 15.-ToDAcco-Ac.
tive and firm, and prices unchanged
Sales 219 hhds.
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Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad

ON. AND AFTER JUNE Cd, 1872,
" Trains will run % follows, Wis: 7,