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pavs raised biz heavy eyes an hin
wfe entered tho breakfast room.
where's Alice 7" no asked. lis she
sick I"
Yes, Alice i sick, na,y, Gol grant
TIM, !, may mt 10 i mortal sickness"
was tin Inv choking rerly, as tho wo-
man gl,lcl 70 hct place ut tho table.
"yru hnr, hcr ~ Inst night, Das,.
Il hn, her ! | hnr, my lamb, my
dnrling Grca, heaven did lifs my
hand u my ehilds" hc ru, ,lown his
cup M.aatc'l' he wns pale 10 tho lips
M. llnvy. yoa did MT strike her.
but ,ou hur, her 10 III. heart and
sho spll him all hc hal sniL,
lhe n,an groancA aud turned away
hla face expressing agony, Then 10
rese nr.
Don, 20 ELL you hase eaten smo-
thing, Oays;" said his wifc,
II cant ont. wiir,' hc answered
choekingly. thu biz tears were running
down hs chccks A. hs turned away.
M, uod, did | ,rca, N, child like
,hn,g w usles', rare, sensitive
Alice
.YM don't know what you ,n.
Dayy, WHEN ,oa a's.--------'
"uu, with II, N, drunk, that's
tho word | was n heas' aud mi 4
man. In M, iii u li,e with two
such women A. ,"n anal A.cc. ! haI
better he dead and ual II the way
"lla,ln, you better ktep s'hcrs
.Gol's truth. Wit. only I'm IA
weak as water, The wi il Inherited.
bat nh, heaven. how enid ray nlh
wor.lsi Had II gone iar between tlem.
wife. nocs Alice love him,
There WAS no engagement" sail
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other !. least. she Addrl trcmblingl,,
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her. my sweet, gentle girl whom loyo
n love my own soul ph sho will
hate her father. 1, wn- bad enough
10 bo suen In such 4 state, than hrinr
ing hi. hand down hcayl, ~ tho table.
hU cried:
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the devils own power oscr me-
"lluSh, Davy;" sAil his vito, ''cur-
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snsmy.'
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way he sal down and Nil his faco III
his folded srms; hia shoulders shook
with heavy aobs.
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appetite. m. rrt l.ns hin soul.
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- he made ny s'risl attention IN business
and \ kns~itiyr III Win, 0nr circular .al..
islhs. rshL fnr \ Anl become independent.
Ftae ~ my nhJssss.
ltOWANU. WILLS Il 20,
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A1lsS EIl.tE a.. NElO.
Will ssse Instruction IN
Instrumental and Vocal Music

In rtis H. flnlt- Aprli,atian may b"
N stie IA til II sis tttt,eN uien nv NJ
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-11
ps SStal sssfssii 81 81
!, i4jFleeesgasy TO be held
Totsr paia thus far for the iuxary Of

ASonNbAtuhsssss SASStSsS ~
But the expense does not stop here. We
have no Code yet, It will take 1877 more
days Of legislation' 10 make o Code u #
can be done at all under the lawyers
Constitution (which will force usFo pay
$135, 434 30 more. This will make the
fraud. cost The, State but little short OF
600, being $5000O more than ex-
Governor S6teVenson,a Estimate. What
has become Of Judge, Ferguson's estimate
Hol $50, 000l Whatlhas. Mr.. Charles James
Faulkner 10 say. about hias $33, 600 ealcn-
'lation? It's but inject and right" that
they rise and exilain. About 10000 West
Virginia voters would like 10 hear from
them. They are as silent Tas the tomb;
They speak not like the Marble stala sspr
tie inummies ii 1 Thousand years. ifhsyI
have, like men Of superior wisdom, retired
from IpolitissJ They Ihaye tinguished
themselves as sdrfaaattieklrSt and have
left the field Of science. We fear that we
shall never hear from them again on the
subject oil Constitutional Conventions. Z.
characterization and satisfaction az
lwell OF those Who nay chance 70 read
this article, I will give each item out Of
which : make upthe sum Of e135, 44 90
extended By .the Leg alature in 1877 days,
nreyionsly referred 10 in this article.
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! Az people would undbubtsdly pseier due
head Of hair gown upon thelr own heads, to be.
Ing bald, or wearing false hair, and Il has been
the study OF many Of our learned men to find
remedy to restore the hair when It has fallen out
and renew its color after It has become Rraf.
Such, remedy has been found andSls nov. 81
liersd 10 theS world under the NAME Of Halps
Vegetable Gieilan Hair Remover and, to verify
this statement, read the following:
This Is to certify that was very bald In fact,
my head was perfectly smooth; and 1t Is com.
mon In my tamily to grow bald early in life. !
have now used four bottles Of Halls Vegetable
sjcilian Hair Remover; aud the hair hal, grown
brown. hartley CoNLoN.
scrro, JENNINGS Co., IND, :
an n Nay "a 1864 al FlAHgED.Et
Z Petloailiy Afp area before me- fttley Conlon,
and upon oath, sayS he abovS Stitsment Is true
d&w n. g. BUTLER, Notary Public
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY IMTELLlGENCER.

vi snceIsl Notices Is per cent additional.
sSTcTt,semsnts 10 occupy axed places Is per
reDt additional. a.. A., 81. In.,J
iii ipiH b. iHSfrtfd for Ices hdn ONE DOLLAR;
al Advertisement. except ior estAblished
hIsiness houses, must BE- paid Tor IN advanee: Il
All bills due on tho inst appearance OF inc
Advertisement -,. .ous..oa o,.,.
tefy. ,-.,. LII r.. .orHroa "a ths,y
,,,,,ImS n buSipesT, and al ADVERT not
connected Wilhjtwill b charged icr q opg y
nl.F rates, =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-11
. rho Cook.t6ollnI Of ,he Body.

The food that has been cooked In the kitchen
multbe re.eooked In the, stomach belofeit can
b applied 70 the npnkiDhr,en t Of tho body. As
" performed, Hostetter's stomach Bltters 10 In
valuable! z II promotes the generation Of heat In
the living laboratory In which the crude mater
iAls foe building up and recruiting the human
this Il NOT ali. itaets bersaelaiiy upon tho coll.
MAR membrane which soerotes the gastric Juice,
npon the liver. which produces that natural lax
alive, the bile, upon the vessels which receive
tho ,diRested food, and upon the absorhents
which connect the digestive organs with the
complex machinery Is out OF order the Blttere
Will set It right, thus prptnotln vigorous dgea.
ton, healthy secretion, and the production Of
pure, rich, lileSastAining BLOOD / u d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-11

know It will not DO today;
know It will not be Tomorrow t.,,,,,. .,t
oh, hslf in JOY and hall In SORROW, "'i az =, !
Iwatch the SLOW swim hours away; -s'-
bid them haste, then bid them stay, II,
long SO for the coming day3 .1SU
long so, would rather wait;
Rarh hour see the unseen coEneffE1 80
Each hour turns ripe In secret anulmof -
The Joys which | Anticipate. 8n.At
Oprecious feet, come Glow, come iatel
Ilong go, i Y bliSs 70 yiit! 4 SITN,
All, sweet sad life so Tar today
Ah.bgeet sad life, no mem to:fnofowf1e7l-
can 10y be Joy, when we mlsa gorIow:a a
when earths last sur, has rolled AWAY ]
10 tIdeless time and weean say
No moro, Tomorrow" or "To-dayf'
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Travellers Register.

ARRIVAL or TRAINS.
R6O, X X ..,Ill:90 AMI b:55 pm. 1850 p m.
Central Ohio Div $50 am. 1910 am. l:2o pm.
CeyeI'd q Pitts. lil:G5 am. 6:07 pm. 9:ig pm.
HsnpGe!d r. r.. 800 AN ......".. 64O pm:
DSPABTpHB or TRAIas.
GORR..,I 5:25 . m. 1855 ami $40 pm.
G r ohio Div ZOO am. 9:45 am $40 pm.
CIeyei'd 4 Pits. COS am, Iil:l0 q, N, $50 pm.
HsmpNeld RIB. 6:55 AIM ~. 9l1.p.n.
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Expense !" during thls wlnter... ees OO

Expense during this winter. 6ss 90
tAddS5Oper day for the printing CT 140
days, tW alkeI having charged over 5000
per day Tor the Legislative printing of
last winter which would make The ex7
pense. during 140 days o. $7iS 90 per day,
and AZ days at $66S 90 per day. This
gives us the $l35,434 80 mentioned above,
as the total expense of the Legislature In
ISL days ending Dec. 5th S1s73.
oIn the aboyeb table, Iliwaa governed
by,too good authority iorsi any one
to doubt for q moment the correct
ness q my figures Nothing was esii7
mated except the printing, the coal and
gas, and stationery, which I am prepared
10 prove are not too high, II any one ques.
.tions Their correctness.
y Ieave the matter with the honest read.
or. It Is for him to decide whether you
have been badly treated byFthe Demo-
cratic party orfiot. II lyon aie willing 10
stand by' D set OF men who have grossly.
and wilfully deceived you, well and good.
/ have no more TO say. ToMAHAwK.
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has cost thus far, and satisfy ourselves as
toWhol was the most reasonable In their
demands, Governor Stevenson, or Judge
Ferguson and the Democratic party gem
orally.
The Auditors report Of 1872, page 81,
shows that there was paid to the Conven.
ton $34,972 50. The same report, page
40, elbows that there was paid for "Public
Printing $20034 90, q part Of which, we
infer from the appropriation Of 1879, was
for Convention printing. II this Is true,
then the amount paid Tor Convention pur.
poses would, perhaps, exceed $40, 1000 90.
The Auditors report shows that Mr.. q.
8. Walker during tho fiscal year Of 1879
was paid the following sums Of money for
Public . Filming . FIAW -, -.
enbraeed in expense 90 ~
rps 81 f eIHsiss :sS iss4 %
Pubic PiintiSS s@braesi i ii ;e;cntin. w. -
gent iands. .....''......H"'.Y. ID "
! iTosu.. q. y i. ago Is
. oht Of this vast Samodnt d money, It Is
reasonable, !, to suppose that more than
91S 90 was paid ior 9onTehtion pflnt-
lngA Hha Legislaiisa pflAdbg Nhlone
could not have cost $27, 900 90, while that
Of the Convention, which sat more than
twice as long, only cost $4.9ls 90. This
% u unequd diyision, and 10 unreason-
dble on Ito face. But, In order to place
my figur0 IN position that they cannot
be gainsaid, ! will throw aside this claim,
which Is certainly legitimate, and make
use only Of the exact figures as found in
the Auditors report. Hence we say that
the Convention proper cost 1874 .9H So,
but we behave 1t cost nearer $4,000 90.
This brings US to an estimate OF the
cost Of the extra legislation required to
conform our code CT laws 10 the new
Constitution.
The Legislature up to and including
yesterday (Dec. 5th) has been in session
1877 days, which has cost, from careful
Estimate. the round sum OF. ......:: $ias, 4a so
Add cost OF Convention as above ~
Ala cot Of two ; cica ii iia tdacIfot.
cali OF Convention and ono for Con.
Ygressmen) ........ ........:....".. 1900 %
Total expense. ......y............ slsslls 9sl
f45F leeevRy TO be held e.: s5s&eel
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Qhe.Qntelliqetlter
WAITING!

Z !NNLt Mill II.
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lCHARIFsTON!.

Rumpus on I'D BEQurcfMe Hdtss-..L laid
on The Table Without a. Motion-1he
legislature Costs $G6s 90 per day. and
Has Cost Thus Ear $lS2, AIS, O8-Goeer'
nor iSterenSJp's figures SuStatned-|
JudgS ,.Fergls1n and ArEs Waller asI
AHMmeickers- Startling Efpeadt tilresI
"A Letter for The People.
The sun., 1873-03-05
,I.,,e RoiIrond. RIocL.J.d.

AUGUSTA, March A Northeast snow storm
prevailed here all yesterday and last nsht, accompa.
nied OF the highest winds experienced thus winter
ouAccount OF which the evening trains east and west
we're considerably delayed, Trains due here from
Boston ats +. NJ. had not arrived at midni.ht, The
train from Boston for Ranger f. snow bound
between Newport and Bangor, Relief engines have
been sent from hangor 10 help them through. No
Pullman trains either TO or from Portland were
llain nluhl
The sun., 1873-03-05
ACly Dc.troysd by nm Enr,hauake.

PANAMA, Feb. 2l.-Advices from Salvador give
few additional details Of the destruction Of the nne
ty OF san Vicente H. that State, by the earthquake
81 the night OF the eOth OF December last The tower
81 the church wRs broken in two the upper half falling
TO the ground The CONSERVATION 10 said to have been
awful With the night the crumbling houses, and the
cries and shrieks OF the victims the scene terrible
ana
The sun., 1873-03-05
M,Sital.

hR. HILTON.-Prescripton free for the speedy
~ cure OF nervous debility, lost manhood, and AL
disorders brought on by early abuse or excess Any
drHgglst has the ingredients. Address DR.. f. HIL.
TON, Cincinnati, Ohio.
nR. FRANKLIN, l6l Bleccker Al. IT wenty years.
~ frusslan hospital experience. Piles and skin dis
nently cured. Consultation free.
INK. n ING, II Amity IT., near broadway is one of
lhe oIest and most successfu phys ans and sur.
gsohs III New YORK, for the treatment OF all special
diseases Private consultations from to &.
nR. GOOD. Al East 2sth st near Ith ay. cure. ali
spscis aseases nervous debility, akin eruptions
sA'"> "ae' sAtsiAction guaranteed or NO DaT.
The sun., 1873-03-05
QrOposals.

NOTICE q Stone Cutters.-PropOsals will he re.
eciyea unl Aprll iS7l for cntilng all the marbs
ard free stone work the state Capitol about
erected Ia Hartford desired that the cutting and
setting may he covered by contract but separate
proposals will be received PaTs and specncatiOns IAN
be seen At my office, High St.. Hartford conn,
10, PATTERSON.
The sun., 1873-03-05
Nrn Gouos.

OPENING wREK.-.sMITHs PATTERN IA
begin! Monday. IMPORTED NOVELTIES for the sea.
son, Eyerythlns new; Superb Toilets. The, MAGIC
and coHyenient Pa, crn., VITA clo.h models 81
PATTERN BAZAAR just outs ~ year. Beet Fashin 0
Magazine In the world. balesroom Cpen until Z.
fortwo weeks. A, BURDErrE SMITH, 9li Broadway
The sun., 1873-03-05
tust ao founb.

IyOUSD- A white goat; can be had by proving prop.
II erty and paying expenses from NJ. DONOHUE, 61th
st., between sth and 9th avs
CTRAYRD-From q West i?th st., about a week
= ago young but well grown, dark mottlcd gray cats
had a red leather collar, with bells
name Pete" suitable reward will be paid for him
or for Information at the above number.
The sun., 1873-03-05
sttllantuns.

pRUSHES OF every description at SIS Pearl st.
ID HaIpers Building. All articles A. the lowest fac
tory prices. JOHN X. H0PPEL.
DO>T OFFICE NOTICE.-The mails for Europe
during the week ending Saturday, March &, 1873 will
close al this once on Wednesday AZ A. NJ, on Thurs.
day At II A. NJ. and Saturday at 10 aud II A. NJ
T.. II. JONES, Postmaster
The sun., 1873-03-05
@lnnttS nlaI,s.

0plnnft0--- Ilats
A FEW eIPerIenSed Pi6le men wanted, to sen Illus
publication, viii nnd ills an excellent opportunity to
Xso few @eS
n'' f6SHs cfSgiTed s
A EItRpSSTI7GkA,SsS EItRpSSTI s bread and cake baker 4, The
yn good wage. to the right cali after oclocf.
A FIRsT-CLA~S metal spinner wanted; steady
n york for good man Manhattan Brass ard Mfg
A GESTs q ablllty wanted to sell the new picture
PAfi!ldK 0FXRkFLL, as Spring St, basement.
A & %e9 e SS '': Tss
n Try new article. 50 Wooster st., "a. II. to5P n.
A BLANK -B9b0k tnS nnls1sr wanted also, two
A tonnecticut Novelty Works, so iroadsay' ''' "
A GO ID lathe and hand burnlsher wanted at lis
"A Nassau St, top moor,
Roy who Saderst.na, "a ysral.hins
Is atB0GERf's, cor, w ilth g. aud Greenwich sv
R9nYd WANTER e Learn re sal making business
Is maker. Apply at 40 East i2ih st. '''N'~'' ''''
II wanted cHAs. HART, So vesey st.
OFEICE Boy from a to i9 year, 9ld one who
ence address, for two days handwriting box
No. $3.50, =. o.
OFFICE Roy wanted Apply at q Pine st., room
DOLISHERS wanted on walnut mouIdInss. Apply
Il corner Wiohghby ay. and Walworth st., Brooklyn
DArKISG HOX makers wanted at q! I'M ay cor
= So'h ST. none out experienced hands need apply
DLUMBER.-W one that do gas ntting.
Il j, GREGORY, S3 Market ct
pLuMBEB wanted. Apply ats Lioerty st., base.
SMOEALAk ERs.-reaIn wanted Immediately at
- BAkkERS, kearney ay. near Bergen Ay station,
Newark and New York Railroad, foot oY Liberty st.
TWO nrt-class plumbers wanted.
Il MAYOR LANE, " Mott at.
WANTED-A boy. colored white, about Is or is
w Year, OF age. to open oysters and wait tables
ADou q as Spring st. from tin o'clock r. n.
The sun., 1873-03-05

Sor Sal, anS 10 gn.
Iy0UNDRY PROPERTY for sale or lease with
privilege TO boy situate In reeksk with water front
on Hudson river comprises ~ ncres, with large stone
foundry and machine shop, well lighted, and po werful
steam engine and other machinery. Address G. r..
APPLEBY, l6I broadway.
HOUSE-, stores and lofts wanted for respectable
j tenants. Owners please addrors q. W. DITCHETr,
No. 2 New Chambers st. Rents collected for estates.
II OFFS To lei, with or without steam power ., ia
II and 10 Centre 81.
MACHINE SHOP room. with power, to rent, at
AVI Jersey CITY, near ferry In buildings formerly Jcr
sey City Locomotive Works Apply to W. Bailey Lang
Co.. "A Chn st., New YORK or ". q. Dayton. At works
Two IEASE-Corncr 9Th av and IAN at; occupied
for - years AS a family grocery ; no bar allowed;
dwelling part IN excellent order; of whole build
Ing. $500. Apply TO ID. W. BISHOP. C5 18th av.
The sun., 1873-03-05
Y,tturts.

II Nv. MIR; MINGINs win SPEAK at the temper.
ST. near LIST nv. Public Invited. Singing by the choir
The sun., 1873-03-05
@rottrits.

TllOMAS u. AGNEW rctires from business IN
Aptu neIt, and is now closing out his entire stock
OF TEAS, tOFFEES, FLOUR and ali kinds OF groceries
ana below cost, for the next ~ days. Every
Douy should call aud get bargains at once.
THOMAS X. AGEEW, go Greenwich st.
The sun., 1873-03-05
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WATCH 0Ask nni,her wanted to WORK in New.
.n AK ssdJ g 1%PSITbp 70 SUBJ sSe Hsy Ss F.sn
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" with his parents e ss.is. II bs, near the Cath,
for 'i. d.y! from % 'sn y H. New
w isor6ushiy .c@Ssn,sd @ 20 Win me he business no
o'n'r' need 'ppV lI Rws s'SStfs YcGsS u ~ wafer
WANTEp,..ASo boy \, g year. % ca ,S ,c yPrt tosDs Inn
man about IS years old salary Viper week. Apply $50
some kDcriosn issss anS 2' xpr%es,n s MEM Apply
between 10 A. Nj and u NJ at IS Chambers sL. Sd noor.
WANTEp,i groom; earSe1cr 4, spS Sr.s.s5,. married
.i.c ooiOTed waiter Apply is5 W. itR st., cor sth
WANTED. An experienced psper collar enamTeller,
wage. fa paid. %ppiy siis Gi.pcaard i ''' D
sSga cn,nd,s5 cock CAS-
w calM sawyer, BY ELDER 4 BROWN, $50 west st.,
w WIN. MCCAIN. ee and es Hudson st. Jersey CITY.
w Apply al KXPP RoTHsCillLD's, IS Walker At.
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NNANTED-A boy to attend a lunch bar; refer
w ences required Apply at $40 Broadway.
WANTED-A email hoy. who can feed ruling ma
w chine. =. II. MELLEY, % Veseys At.
M HrANTED- 2English boy. to feed horse and carry
w out. 90 broadway, Wiliamsburgh. bakery
WANTED--A young man as porter, to make nrcs,
w aud clean knives Inquire ut swecnysh Hotel.
WANTEp-An experienced boz sawyer at boz fac
w tory ia John st., Brooklyn.
WANTRD-A Gordon feeder, who can make ready.
w 10 Broadway.
WANTED-A girl for kitchen work. at $50 ist v.
w IN restaurant.
WAITED A'''lHs teams at 10 Murray top
OS COAL miners, Pal steady work start to-day. n
LC Greenwich st. MEYER LANDER
Siinsiions oelauttC.
A REsPECTAB woman wishes to take In
"A washing at her own house go out by the day.
Apply or write to 40 Eas 18th st.. top noor room II.
A sITUATION a, third hand bread. Call at ss2
"A Court st., BROOKLYN.
SITUATIONs vsnted:-A number of old country
men with families. ANY one desirous Of employing
them BY publishing their address q the sun be
boz ls', sun once
VNANTRD-A situation as travelling agent for
w wholesale house. 70 sell goods Tor .ssry or on
Address Immediately I. MASON hiil.das. Mich.
NVANTED-By younV man, . situation as clerk a
.s az 9mcs e. or q, any respectable % employment Ad'