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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-22
How TO GET THE FRONT Door OPEN.

How TO GET THE FRONT Door OPEN.
There Is no end to the effectiveness Of a
good knocking on the outside of q house.
We remember one cold, bitter, miserable
winter night when we came home late
and YET not 30 very late either, but 1t was
so cold that everybody had gone 10
bed in the big house in which we lived,
and 10 which we had no latch key. At
the bell we pulled and we pulled, and the
more wo pulled the more nobody came.
At last We were about giving up in des-
pair and going to the station house or
hotel when policeman came along.
"You can't make EN- hear, eh ?" said he.
"Now, just wait minute" And then
he stepped into the street and picked up
u brick from a pile rear by. With this
he knocked apparently very gently on
the wall OF the house. The effect was
magical. AS the dull, drum.like booming
resOunded through the house, every win
dow In the house was thrown open, and
heads popped out on every story. A
dozen people were ready TO let US in, II
we would but knock no INCONSISTENCIES.
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Dun FARM. PRoDUCTs.-The census Of
1870, in the portion devoted to agricul-
ture, announces the fact that there are
4O7, 1904 acres of land included in
farms in the United States, the cash val.
ue Of which is estimated at $9262, $685.
SOL. The value of the farm products,
implements and live stock is stated at ST.
300 ,00S, 544, and the annual amount Of
wages paid to farm hands at 1910, 1885,
1856. OF the acreage OF the farms nearly
1S0 millions are arabic land, which is cul-
tivatcd, and on this land during the cen
sus year there were produced 1887 mil
lions OF bushels Of grain. The woodland
amounts 10 $50 millions Of acres, and the
unimproved enclosed land to sol millions
otacrcs. The grain produced was 2SS mil
lions Of bushels Of wheat, 6Si millions Of
rye, barley and buckwheat; 1872 mil
lions of oats, and FOL millions Of
Indian corn. Besides this grain there
were also produced the following: PotA-
toes. beans, and peas, I'll millions Of bu-
shells; rice, TAI millions Of pounds; butter,
5I4 millions OF pound, cheese, 53t mil
lions Of pounds; honey and maple sugar,
43 millions Of pounds; molasses and sy.
rup, 53i millions Of gallons; cane sugar
S7,04S hOgsheads; wine, three millions OF
gallons; swine, sheep and cattle number
ing 69t millions; milcb COWS numbering
nine millions; milk, 1854 millions Of gal
Ions; hay, 27f millions Of tons; and the
slaughtered animals were valued at 800
millions Of dollars, and the orchard and
garden products at 6S millions Of dollars
These enormous products are much more
than are necessary for our home con-
sumption, and hence VIC export vast
quantities Of food to all parts Of the world
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We learn from one OF the Washington
correspondents, that the executive depart
ments, 10 vew of the cost OF postage which
is thrown upon them by the abolition OF
the frankiDg privilege, propose to write
their letters on hall sheets, and Of lighter
quality of paper, so as to bring them GER
tainly within the single rate Is this &C
ton fair towards Mr.. Creswell, whose
revenues will be cut down in proportion
to the savings Of the other departments =?
A guest at the mansion-in any other
country 1t would be called the palace-ot
the late Samuel Colt, noticed that the gas
was burning all over the house. Great
chambers, unoccupied, large halls and
stately corridors were blazing like the day.
"You arc extrAvagent with your gas"
said the stranger to tho butler, who was
showing him the house. perhaps 80"
was the reply, "but you see, the Colonel
owns the gas works and we like to pat
rOuiZe him"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-22

JUST HOW FAR TIE MoDOC MASSACRE
has or has not modified General GRANTS
views Of the Indian peace policy, may be
gathered from the following brief but
comprehensive sentence Of his, reported
from Pittsburgh:
1.-THE peace policy, which has been
abused and condemned, strictly provides
for the stern punishment Of the Indians
when circumstances warrant II; but limo.
cent tribes should not be visited with pun.
ishment on account Of the treachery Of
some particular one, nor should the peace
policy; entire be pronounced against, for
failure in this single instance"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-22
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NcW York Honey and stock Marcel.

New York Money aud STOCK Markell
NEW YoRK, April 2l.-MoNEY-The
week opens with marked improvement in
finances and a more cheerful feeling
prevades business circles. The two OK
tremcs for money on call haveI been
l 80 per day and z per annum, with most
OF the loans at 1,G4 to Z per cent The
supply OF money Is rapidly increasing;
receipts by Express companies to day be.
ing two and half millions, and the legal
ratio bids fair 10 be the maximum price
for money III the carly future; the best
mercantile paper Is now wanted by CAPT
talists at 10Al2 per cent.
STERLING Observation-Disclosures TO
1881 for 60 days and 1909 for sight, clos
ing at 1OS 7.1Ga1OSI for the former and
1O0ia1O0s for the latter.
GoLD.-Weak at from 1l75 down TO
117s, closing at'117ial17s Loans at Z
per cent to flat for carrying, with one lot
at 1.G4 per cent. CIearings $50 5000
Treasury disbursements s25.SOO Out
standing legal tenders show decrease Of
$34,O 900,
GovERNMENTs-ta4 per cent higher
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 2l.-Flour 81 5Oa
Z 70. Wheat.--Dull at 81 G5. Corn
Firm at 43c. Rye-Flrm at SOC, Oats
Firm at 34a4lC. Barley-S0a95c. Pro-
vislons-Excited and active. Pork
Sls 90 bid, held higher. LArd-Firm;
steam S!aS4c; kettle 89a9c. Bulk Meats
Shoulders held at &c; clear rib sides
held at 0c; clear held at 0tc. Bacon
Held higher; shoulders 7SC; clear rib sides
9Ec; clear 10c; good demand at t less.
Whisky-Steady at S5c.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW York, April 21.-Business is
quiet with commission houses, but there
was more movement with jObbers in
domestic cottons. The market for cot
ton goods is unchanged. Best grades Of
fine brown sheets arc firm, but inferior
qualities Of brown and bleaChed goods are
irregular, but selling more freely at re-
duced quotations. Colored cottons are
fairly active and firm. Prints are selling
well by package. Woollens continue
quiet. Foreign goods are quiet, except
white goods, black mohairs, balcrnOg5
and ColOred Orleans cloths.
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win the Iron Business go WesIV

q, r,,, ho, liam ouitatad for anne
d. NouiS uAo 49, ,,.',;a" 60, III,
time past upon tue que'uou VI 'otl I4au
ufacture, and some Of the more sangulne
or her citizens have made out, on paper
=, liar, Tho, bv eYertinn sho can some
At ''"''' 'u1' 49, I,...-,,'-., s,-.s.
day 1a%e inc p'ace winch tNSOuFsn NO"
occupies with regard to this particular
branch Of industry. A writer in the
D.mo,,,t ~ 6, Gori, 1iscr,oos tho Dos.
D '.'.'' W. n0U''' discusses 'H0 PyI 10,
siolIisy In the following style, which Will
no doubt be interesting to our iron men
or AT least their remote heirs and assigns :
20, Tor,o T., ,i,,io o;Dh,v n,iles If tho
ho,t 49, n0I nso 90 T., tLo H,5rI3 pi,tabmrHS
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pc p00U S H. oT SNS ~ ! n00 Nils n
Sn, t,.nnoaa U g. Sr;UGg Sori inoI tom
W TC' a J;o,omco 6FsiT1v miles hv
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~ VooiD.o S1G ioa,,f, oSt 70 oorrv Nc
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souI! r ~ n.o J' % tb;s mort.ot
aMHn onT ,TaS" a. OU Dro9, II mnet;1ion
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,;n 40 V' ,a ~ r.;dSt If ~" boot n1oret
St 10 ~ 'T toO We, 20 COr,SrH ~ Se nnJSr'
a,ooS SrJ tbo AMID ;n"rsooe nj Our iron
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-22

CHICAGO, April 21.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged; sales Of extra FpriDg so 50.
Wheat Unsettled; No. 2 spring 81 81.
Corn-No. 9 mixed $50. Oats-No, 2,
zoe. Rye-No, 3, &c. Barley-Fall No.
2, colo. Provisons-Market 1poyant but
unsettled, closing quiet, zoo ofF; best
figures to-day seller June, $40 90; closed
at $lS 90; seller May closed at $19 85.
LArd-Sold up to 50 20, closed ut 0tc.
Bulk Offerings light: only sale
was 100000 lbs short clear at DC. Bacon
unchanged. Whisky-SGtc bid; SIC
asked.
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DIR. LONGDON.
IN
CONSUMPTION.
Its EARLY Manifestations.

II you have persistent cough, at list dry and
hacking, afterwards attended with irOthy OK.
pectoratlon, with wandering pains In the chest,
loss Of lesh, &c, In all probability you are tend
Ing 10 Consumption: If you have haemoptysis
or blood splitting, even tcaspooniul,. this pro-
liability Is Increased 10 an almost certainty.
II your breathing Is harsh and hurried and
deep inspirations provoke short, dry, hacking
cough with cracking sound In the chest, or II
the VOlcC becomes Permanently weak and hOArsC,
there can DO but little doubt that you already
hare Consumption.
II you arc Tree from dysentcry. have not lived
in tropical climate and have obstinate diarfhDa,
oven though you have no cough, you arc likely
cOHSumptiDs.
II yOnr dIArrhUa is followed by tho chest symp.
toms, the existence OF Consumption Is GlT0St an
ABSOLUTE CERTAINTY.
II you arc not addicted to enCrvAtng habits,
solitary vices or dissOlutO liiG and arc steadily
losing weight, you arc surely tending 10 Con-
sumption.
II any or all OF the above symptoms hAvo dc.
veloped themselves In your case, your only course
Is an Immediate examination Of your Lungs aud
the prompt adoption Of appropriate Treatment.
In the carly stage OF Consumption a radical
cure may often bu effected, but ovCrY step the
disease advances, the less ctrtdln are The ch0Ect'
for rec0Utfy.
No human Pkill, no means on earth can save
the patient after tho disease Is vol established
and the lung tissue destroyed Thousands per-
lsh year after year that might have been tAVCd by
time and dppr0pridke Treatment
You pay large sums annually for the insurance
of your houses against fire, how much moro RI.
tiOnAl to pay q few dollars TO q we'll educated
physician OF experience and Fklll In these malA-
dies for an occasional examination Of your Lungs
In order 10 Insure them against tts approach Of a
disease that has Srept Ito millions TO UHtlnIelv
grdrsS.
Our treatment, az lUtlI az our mode Of applying
II, seldom fails TO cure Catarrh, Bronchitis, scro-
fulA and all diseases that lead to Consump'
ton. There can DO no longer any doubt Of
the GiIcA' y Of Onr treatment In the ailments 10
which our practice IL mainly devoted. We Er.
anime more cases OF Chronic Disease In J6tD
months than physicians in ordinary practice sGe
In lifeline, and our great SuectSS in their treat
mGnt is only the Haturd! result Of our enlarged
experience.
Fees for consultation, examination, advice and
treatment within the reach Of all.
Medicines for all Diseases by mall and express
TO all parts Of the country.
OFPICE HoURs.-s to u, 1:3o to 8. and $50 to ..
I. II. LONGDON, A. H., MD.
WEST SIDE FIFTH STREET,
BOIwcOn Monroe and Quincy,oppOsltO Ca thedrAl,
WHEELING, ". VA.
AnlB-eod6w
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GovERNMENTs-tai per cent higheI
STATE BoNDs-Dull and steady; Tel


nessee's very strong.
SroCKs-The continued influx Of money
and easier rates Of interest were felt
in the stock market in the future advance
in the general share list. The principal
dealings of tho day were in Western
Union, which at no time was strong,
Pacific Mail, concerning which there
arc already rumors in regard to
the contest at the May election, St.
Paul, Now York Central, Ohio's, Wabash,
Union Pacific. Western Union fell
from s7E to s3s. Pacific Mail advanced
to Git, fell to 500, closing at CO. St. Paul
tluctuated from co., to G2b; Wabash from
COT to II; New Jersey Southern from 35f
TO SO; Northwest Common. SLASH; ST..
Joseph 4Sia45t; Cleveland, Columbus &
Indiana Central 30a399; Harlem 1877 to
1876; Panama Ill to 10; Central to 1919
a102s; Lake Shore OFT to 03i; Ohio's 44s
to 45t; Rock Island 1O9a1O09; Union Pa
cIdc 33s3S!; and Erie OGbsG62. Prices
fell off In the afternoon under realtzA-
tons, but the market closed steady.
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OEB of tho jurors in the late Ricbison
trial, after being excused nom serving be.
cause OF his opposition to capital punish
ment, was asked by . neighbor how he
came to get of. Unanswered, "Oh! I'm
opposed 10 capital punishment" care
you indeed why, what would you do
with man who should deliberately way.
lay and SHOOT down one Of his neighborsS
"Hapg him, sir | I'd meyer send him to the
capitalize be ed."-GenGa (Ohio) Ga
PStka
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-22

The New YorhS World estimates that
there are 1870, 900 women in that city earn.
ing their living in other than domestic
or these 1900 arc MILL
ners. $4,000 artificial flower makers, 90
900 in hoop.skirt manufactures, $4,000
in the hating trade, 5000 tailoresses,
while several thousand work in book
binderles, and largo numbers are employ.
ed making pGrasols and umbrellas, and In
other minor trades,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-22

WE regret very much that We cannot
accept offers to. go on large papers. Our
highest ambition has been 10 be the
editor.ln'chiet Of alArge New York daily,
and help do up the mail. But VIC cannot
leave Danbury. There arc tics that bind
US here. We don't caro- to say what these
ties are. But the town clerk knows what
they Rrc.-DdaIury NsteI,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-22

TIE wife Of the British Premier, &C.
cording to London correspondent, sadly
lacks the social tact necessary TO Rperson
in her position. Distract at all times, she
is the cause Of greater Otfenses against
etiquette than any one in London. Mrs,
GEuudy is fond OF telling how, on one Oc-
casion, In order TO refresh her husbands
memory, Mrs. Gladstone wrote on q card,
which she placed in tho frame Of con-
spicuous mirror: "Don't forget to invite
those horrid Smiths" and how the "hor-
rid SmithS as well as Mr. Gladstone
had the exquisite delight Of reading the
CndCaring epithGt OF the frank hostess.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, April 2l.-Flour = Demand
fair and market firm Wheat-Demand
fair and prices advanced; extra white
Michigan 81 95; No. / do 81 50; amber
Michigan 81 G8ta1 81 No. ! red 81 TAT;
No. Q do 81 G9. Coru-High mixed 43t
a44c; low mixed 43Sc. Oats-Quiet, 81
asked, 3Glc offered.
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BALTIMORE, April 2l.-Flour steady
and unchanged. Wheat-UnchR0ged.
Corn-Firmer and scarce; western mixed
6lc. Oats-Dull; western mixed 46A47c;
white 4sa40c. Rys-Quiet and unchang.
ed. Professionalism but unchanged.
Burter-Unchanged. Whisky-Firm Ole.
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A LITTLE girl in Boston, four years old,
had feast upon matches the other day
when lCl alone. She has now gone
where they are said TO be made
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New Orleans Market,

New ORLEANS, April 2l.-sugar -
Dull, fair 10 fully fair Ste. Molasses-
Common ieEmenting S5Ci good 40a45c,
COGee-17a194C.
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without this Eminent. The money re.
funded unless tho Llmncns Is as rep.o.
scented. 70 EURO md got tho genuine
MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT. Sold
by al Druggists and CG.:at"y Stores, a.
CSC, Zoe. and S1.C0 per Bottle. Notice
style, size of bottle, Sc.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-11
Groceries,

HHzE OttnNlCl6tlu)teleH uetyltlt ltD,
Dem beut1 16en Publifrm pou PomeroD
uno l1nt9egenb gang er9ebenl Die Gr0ff=
nung hires 11euer &rocerie=@tpres 1T
PomeroD an Set Srontitrabe 9e9eniiber
Der Tdbrboot 2anbung onSu5ei9en.
@ir balten ltets porrdtbig aue 9(rten
Staple uno TancD Groceries, @boleIole
uno &etoil; ferner einbeimil9e u1o aus
ldnbil6e @eine, 9iquDre &C., Wbole1ole>
10 iuie audi ale an0ere @aore1l Die mon
getpDbnli9 lit einem @rocerie= =5tore per=
langt. gSir iperben uns befreben> our9
Die billi9iten Yrciie unb Die befe8ebanb=
lung uns Die &unbI6aft uni ierer Sreunbe
5l1 erDalten. gSir bitten besDolb um
9enei9ten 3uipru@.
Trau3 S &pl3niiller.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-09-11
2Ae6r INTO Sutter.

r. ~
Ser u,1ter5etd11ete erlaubt ,Gh
bem be,ttl1e11 Dubltfum 9efd1t9it
ansu5eigen, bab ct beitdnbt9 etne11
8prratb DON ben. beifen Sprten
Me9l, lpel&e I'M Marfte 5a baten
lt1b, 11nb fiir bef1en 0iite er 9a=
ranttrt lp >pie au@ oue Sprtea
BON Sutter an 9anb Ddlt 1111b bie<
lelben gu beu btllislfen preilen
0erfauft lla6 iie bent &d>fer fret
tn'6 Saus i1tnerbalb ber Stabt
ltefert+
Stprc cine Gbilre bitter bent 8anf
I9aus Der Grffen S1ational 8anf
3speite Strafe, 3pmerDD, q.
JOHN GEYER.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27

on asking for his pay the lady handed
him bundle, which she said contained
a valuable waterfall which he could sell.
He took the 'fixin' to a hair-dresser,
and found to his chagrin, that it was
not worth a quarter, being an old iute
concern which had done long service.
He declined to go back to the lady, as
he said, for she might poison him for
the purpose of stealing his old boot So
The young men are becoming every
day more discourteous, so the girls say.
They take their dogs instead of their
lady friends out riding nowadays. There
are advantages about a dog as a riding
companion, we must admit. He dosen't
take up so much room. He dOsent
make remarks when horses are acting in
a manner which requires your whole at
tention, and get enraged because you
don't answer him. He don't wear long
wells and streaming ribbons to get into
your eyes every time the wind blows.
He dosen't grab at the reins every time
your horse SHES or stumbles, and,
moreover, "ma don't expect him
home at half-past five.
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WEST

"A special from Chillicothe, Mo, gives an
account of an attempt to rob the Peoples
bank, of that city, last week. It appears
Smith Rambo, a wealthy farmer but nOtori-
GUS bad character, living in the southern
part of the county, arranged plan with some
confederates to seize the cashier of the
bank, hold him as hostage and compel his
wife to open the bank and vault A pretended
confederate named Brooks DISCLOSE. the de-
sign, and when Rambo went to the cashiers
house, to carry out the plan, he was CON
fronted by party of citizens, and after somo
parly instantly killed, being riddled with bull
let's. Two cOnfederates MonsO, and Morse,
were captured and are now in jail
1t is stated that twenty-seven steamers
are in China waters, waiting to bring China
men to San Francisco to the number of &C, 900.
There is great excitement in San Francisco
over the veto, by Mayor Alvord, of ordinan-
and iDdignities such as to compel them to cut
or their pgt-ails.
"A special from Bismarll, on the Northern
Pacific railroad, reports that the Northern Pa
cihc surveying party, which left Abraham
Lincoln last week when about two miles out
from the latter place, was attacked by band
of fifty Sioux Indians. The Indians were
met by two companies of infantry and a de-
tachment of cavalry, and four Sioux were
killed. The escort accompanying the party
numbered two hundred armed men, and no
serious trouble is anticipated. After the
sSirmish the survey was resumed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-06-27

journey; as in addition to the journey
which he is himself making, he is swept
along by the earth in its revolutions so
believe that the human race is being
swept In vast aerial circles toward bet
ter climes and nobIer societies. What
ever may be done by tears, by sorrows,
by temptations, by WEAKNESS, by study,
by toll, there is something better than
all that. The irresistible power of God
IS carrying the universe upward and
onward to its final perfection and glori-
ficatiOn.-H ". BeecHer.