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stated, and IN TO action for such tax shall any
C SITS be allowed 10 the defendant
Sec. los. That said Regents may make and
enforce alt appropriate regulations and ordi-
nsncss, consistent herewith, fer carving into
effect the object of this chapter.
tTO BE CoETIsUED,l
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LOCAL Ne US.
AmuSer,eus-, &c, go-uixn

Fear GYcTG HoGss.-Ar. l.. L. Davenport in
ssOtheI.O."
SatseHeJ Tlsa,sr,- Keiogg English Opera
TROUPE IL "AligTOE."
Tlsossr CoTtcus.-Sam De~ere in The II O.
den Hand. ," and other attractions.
ODD Fsl,Crrs' Han, "a s,reei.-Cs,lenGer's IA
nous Georgia Ministries
Einsc's HdH-LectuTe ty Or. +. c. B0lles on
tie Microscope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-17

~Eli Perkins is lecturipg In Kansas-aud
Kansas is really bleeding.
0Joaquiu Miller has gone into the funny
business. and T.oi don Weeps.
~St. Louis Is now trying two notable expe.
riments In the sire ct Car ine-the ireless enoine
and the tWo-etory cAs
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renfrcr PrnhabiI,,ie- rc cax.

OyYICE CF TIE CalsF SlGSAL pFgICEB,l
Washington. Dec Il, 1870 :
Tor New Frgisnd and the northern portion
of re riiSC'e Ststes. Cl~Tdy weather a !
GEt- raiu or sTog GUriTg tht day with south
east g. lv-e-t = Il and falling ba-OEasser.
followed b. lower :, nperature. rising barometer
ard Ne-- sr!v or nOVth westerly wfnds.
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Dist-icf Goyernnaen. .G,irs

The District commissioners are making pF1-
vitiCDs 20 meet the January interest on the Dis
trict bOLd-. which NJ! be paid Tr5mptIg
Tie labOE6Ts under contractor W. III. Collins
and sut contractor Wiley will he paid To-
merton by Controller C0yie.
The aggregate monthly increase of paw asked
for the CLERKS and employees under the Dis
net Con nisSiCneTs BY Petition treseutsd YES =
day ia the House Of Represent 8i.vts b. ID sls %
gate Chg man = 20. tj. The present number
OF en- plCyes l. -, WHO DO the work when iOruer-
~ required the services OF 215.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-17

'DCCTCE DIOS.''-HIs s'LrJY itri.5-s.'' Z J a
Nesc Born Eat a man calling biinsolt lr = .
l. Dion engaged rCOtns q feS weeks since n 1914
northwestern y. tiOn OF tie cry, 70 be usef q
an cree fer the practice OF medicine. The
landiacy observed tAat many lajy Visitors
called upon tie doctor. but suspected meth
ing YTCrE uNrIl a shoFt time ago haarirx an
unusual LJSe II the room, ~Ee entered the sri &C
door and found - newborn IDIaHt lying on the
led. In explanation, DIOU stated to her tnss it
Dad been iert there without has consent, Al I
asked that the lane SOY take charge OF Il. She
declined Gong -. and MJtiusa Major hichaTGs,
who as EDCd the case ~ the detect lives who re-
paired 70 TIE hCusc and removed r5oH'- trunk.
The CtliCers arrested Dion on Tuesday 4ud t,,,<
him tC ponce EeaG4 1astcTS, aud OF inquiry a:
the vital statistics cfflce foGni there Wa 10 t,fs.
registered there ~ tl- uSr:e Cf Dion tu1 that
The tifsl Of tie Cls.d hal rDt been Tsporr-,l
ON reJuTE.ng 10 TCuCe headquarters they found
that Don had iuGr- since which time he has 10.
been seen. /, hsS since been discovered "a -
BIS reai su.s - ). " Cove. and tBz7 D. Is
con Ee, .sa Ssh the Medical Iustltu-e o. yu.i,
Washi nEt0l.
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TEE GOLD Front Buttons aud Stu3s spiral
ara bacs. over one Hundred sty!es T. select
IRON; take re Place of gold goods 20 EeaT. It
Prisgs JeWe5Ty Sore, ~ the Old stsuI, No sJ-
Pennsylvzui4 avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-17

A NAME Editor Of I.4s lS.qy. behave thera
u 10 sEch name o. word as diptherl2. Thers i.
such oLe a. diphtheria and ]: Is a terrible q 3
ease. asNV =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-17

GEORGIA MiSsTRELs ~ new Odd Fellows
night.
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TIE IEEATEEs.--iiO-hIgh there viii ~ =
gala tHle at the National IlsAteT, u uAsIus
bee e-Igrated A. TIRE evening for ta- y-aIiI
fes,lE'rIs-. CcUctit to Mss Clara Louis Kellogg
Sho SlI appear, Tor tae las time Ia g. II non
Next Net &, SiT. and 1-T-. Harry Watkins. WEI
anu lav0T-ElF known here d ASH artists
~ g .t-saIt pCo[.e socially, vii ap' ear -, "a
Nss-Cr1; m the exciting drama e. 1tsr = w0
rag beautiful am interesting pay, Il
ivelt lalCgCe ard plenty or incidents.
r /. Davenport = a tTagedi4L o. lad yrnent
AID 81 ~ rI., = fine e!rsut.Oni,t luI =
haTc student. H1o Lls Won success hscl4.e he
deserved T. Hs vi 2TuaSr ar F0rd's opera
hoU-e fo-r'.ztJ T., shan -I'trTe'~ great tragedy
OF "OiLs--O.' ara Hji r- Supported 5y q great
cast Next wee r, tt- aTea' cJue..laG. Ozark.
u Bun 40 b.. Nil a-tCul-h O. e uattses - -ha
Ihe2taE tCTs.8 Tz 90 HiEhf. F- e the excellent
ystle'E c0mTauy WiiL ar1~f eutsrtsi..r,+-- q
ttcsC 10 lac 2UC-SUent O. = less sNcttIaE
Kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-17

NJ. WILLIAM is now Offering great indu a.
men:s in cloaks, dresses and polonaises. La ii %
will do well to call at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-17

The FIRE DEPARTMENT UrGeHt Need for q
Se1e ire tiCTa TstsCrdri.-At Jhe meeting on
The Hoard OF Fire commissioners last nie ut,
Vice President Collins in the chair, IN the eb-
sence of President Williams, } a report was read
from the superintendent OF the fre- alarm teie-
graph III. K. Mties), cSliEg attention to the
WORKOUT condition OF the lines and aDparatli s
comprising the system OF fire alarm Telegraph
IN has charge, from louE-continued use. and TO
TIE urgent necessity for Immediate action look
ing to TIE Introduction of an entirely new svs-
TEN. ard. In view OF the facts fully explsiued in
the document, he solicited the Cooperation of
The board in securing the passage or a proper
Oh! ~ congress during the present session fJr
tie construction of the most approved system of
automatic fire. alarm telegraph in the District.
The report was accompanied by bill to DO
Presented TO Congress making an appropriation
Of $4,000 IRON the national treasury for the
CONSTRUCTION OF the desired new system of fire.
alarm elegraph, the money to be expended by
the District authorities, and an equal amount
to Re paid by the District Of Columbia.
Alter fully discussing the report and the as-
they be transmitted to the District Commits
soDers, with the cordial Endorsement of the
tire Board, and al earnest request that the
Disiflct COMMISSIONERS recommend PROMPT aud
favorable action By Congress.
MIR. Miles also presented 8 Communication
announcing the death OF Henry IL. Bishop, who
mad been employed in he fire. alarm telegraph
ONCE for nearly seven years; and, on motion
OF Mr.. Thomas, Ii was ordered that Frank Il.
Squires be recommended to the District Com
missioners for appointment to the position
made vacant By the death of Mr.. Bishop, and
that Mr. y. II. Noyes be recommended to sue
coed MI. SquiTes as repair man." commu-
nie2tiop was received from the superintendent
or the District reform school asking that ar
arrangements be made by the board for the pro-
tecton OF the building in case Of fre; referred
to the District Commissioners.
n Nry ~ ,c a.
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Sur 4GsI-s- 4 BANS. W Rftf-ul,a4,. a
entered smith The >IpreIas C0arto the !,:s-.tet
of Columbia az .tlnst the National MetTJgo..f.u
hank yesterday afternoon, claiming = %
damages. for an alleged Ei0!G.icn o; L Copcyact
10 make him the notary public Il The balS. I'D
also fer ~ yeaTs' service IS note .srk.
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DRY GOODS
GRAND SMASH Up - PRICES
DBY G0eps LUWKR
AZ
CAREERS.
1O1 MAEkET sPACN
1o1 MAEkET sPAC..

100 yards very bcst osi,co, in short lengths
BesCtlful " Dress Goods, criy .,-.w 81
Atwood BiScE GSshuierp. ps 4. 50
Splendid Risuk.ts, only . g 81
st.k auc VOL Por gte o.,
A"p heavy Felt tirts, uugV g. worth -.
tNceieI quality oTsN afd al quarter vi u
enc tfbR Ncticn, Outs lv-r. worth -.
SpleJclt e Ntrcuvly rutD Black hipsca, aiF E
In Arlington. Hfs-TEgs.
dtcl0-tr 7O7 Nsrett ssacr.
a PAW sfEcIsL Us al AEoUT HAS
so peirs Jouyiu's VIC Button kii Gloves, al Ter
psfF. reguisr prfca. -.
ems'i lo' tO-ceut Kids ic blsck an c Hi1ref.
tpieCes bfes' mas tsss S-o1s Soc, " 1-th Isr
pieces Diagonal Dtcs- G0hU-. &c. poFxb a.
pieces Csue!'s HGir C'usbu. sc v rrih -S- .t
LOr- &EAL WINES
eec5-sW 1880 Pr -ylNauIa ayerre.
4 HEAP DEE GOODS.
90 pieces -ubic width slzi1 REPs, - q. ,r,rfh
tgets - p'eers &c &c IS, 80 cents worth q Va
~ pieces, 81 wool CO.. 80 CEuts worth 81, cent j.
Ii.Ce- tAmhLs HAIR, s. cents, w1rt- IS cau-s
bLh' a SILKS cheaper thsB eger ogsrsi
them before.
BECK ACUAERS sui ABPACAs: sic:s - g.
OtS im@rss, ElAuk t., aid shawl D. goa X.risfg
We guaFattee C. self as cheap - aly house IN ths
,sEwtg CERTIFICATES taken At = -.r.. o.
the dollar.
GEO. J. JOHYsOs kCD-
ota-ly s1l NJ artet space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-17

a HCNG dCRY II THE LION CAsE-YeStsr-
day tie jury in tie csss OF Or. r. 4. Leon
charged Win mann aug hter in producing al
AoSEuon5n The person OF Susan A. AcI.4aSnll0
&c. q .5eFaiipg un1l the time c. the J0Irn-
ment Of the cOaTJ. repgrted that trsv yg1Es u. -
ao4e 70 az &c upon q verdict, an wers . .
charged. The counsel for TIE accused a-ke,I 10y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-17

.mARRlrp LAST NtGar.-Last' evening. a.
O'Clock, Mr.. james Il. Bell, the popul. Ar euner-
lntendent of the letter-carriers' division of ths
Washington Post Office, was married to NJ
ffeGetlka NJ. Brandt, OF this city, al Trinity 4.
r.. Church, in the presence of a Iarge ass.rr
Dsge OF friends. Rev. Nj. Addison, rector of
the church, ofiiciated. On the entrance OF ths
couple, attended By Dir. Charles Bell as groems-
man and Miss Matte Moves as hridasmsit a
merry weCoing march was pertor msd. Messrs
f. Is. Hay and james Morrison acted as usie,s.
Alter tie ceremony, the party repaired to the
residence OF Mrs Moves No S92 1, street north-
west, where an informal reception was held.
sfttr which they took train for an extentei
bridal tour Dorthward,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-17

IEE SUIT ZOE ATTsESEI- - FEg-. ~h!ru has
occupied tbe ,I-Cu 2 Core Of the Bi-fr,.. r.,-
lie past tUU G-y1, and IA which NeS-rs ). a.
weed zTt Willis Penn '5la-k &c were pa. 5.,t 4.
ARC '-ea-der NJ + iaCk was defendant, Wa con
c!udon ys-ttrtsyr -.e I-al-fiG suiDg isr SIS If1
attoTrsy~ ieesfc- services 10 collecting = 0rta.G
SaI s'al.l-- The jury fOuBd 4 yr-trr. for
ptsini4Es tCf the III. en,0uLt. minus credits the
amount OF judgment being 81 sl-,j. N--srs.
AcFbeIsoi and fi'se f'r TlT5nt.f-, .ud MAJ
tingly Eldl.e, 80 Narbugy for deiend.ut
ELECTI0s OF 8yPICgLs.-Ata regular con-
cisye {. : mons Conc, sEtcTy, No /. kaisEti
4 mpis-s, tie fO!iCwiug named cfEcsrs were
elected an installed Z. johnson, J.. comman-
ceI- Nm. Hutchinson, geBerslis-l mo. 2. h.
Summons. csstziH generSi. Rev. ~. II. Water
pTelats C.. NJ. WiEteT. treasurer; j. 3 Wash
1Dgton. recorder :. Mcrri-, senior warden. NJ Il.
SnOHden- fuE4S- warden. 4. Pr1Cher, warier.
bearer.
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COAL AND WOOD.
COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

heye slwayt on haEt large sd escorted stock
ei All hbsCtTe nad MtkoUS Goals.
PINE, OAK sDd HICKORY MOOD ta the sftCE
OF eaSed aud splits all sept under cover.
haFfLs TIE control 4 several bra d - Is-rnrfs
az " jlLettic CkNkSrS and CAL;liNED PLAS-
1hhS, enc banding yearly many millions % BAN
Goh LhTbs, srn ID CONDITION e. nj ORDERS II ar
character IA ny lIe with d;sp.tck and fidelity 4
NhoI'ssie ard retail, urOn terms thst cefy conDe-
Central Gfiics-623 LoUtsisEs sveaua northwest
ITsncn Yards; - te: srd 4 stB A., sOufheSst
Wtsn-foot Of 81 street sou,hesst.
CCt2l-3 y vi gVINsSD
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LadIe.' and Oh ldrtEs' Furs IN beautiful sets CSC
received
ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESESrs.
q even cescrfp icn worn, - tkc Iovcgt possible
w. v. SENNoTR,
dec 6 In lNl Rrfdg- street. q sre.f.,s'n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-17

ASK YoUE GROCER or wine merchant for
Charles Heidsieck's siliery or extra dry Cham
payne.
FNcelled BIZ none. st.h ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-12-17

Luxury, health, economy insured by using
Dooiey's Yeast Powder. Elegant Light Rolls
Biscuits &c, prepared in 10 inmates. Try it.
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TO Bl CURED Of Rupture wear the Elastic
truss, 2S5 PennsylvaEis avenue north west. So
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-21
New Advertisements.
II26
Main Street.
1926
Main Street.
Choice Goods--Low Prices.


sAAAoN Fe hs and shapes POWe Piun Birds Tr Bk SIX
Ming VTe cod SIX Vts tie quality
as and eAdfen orss K Go Neck RuagS Beaded P Plain
Beaded SA Ae NuSA co and Wooden shades %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-21
The Capital Que,tion.

From nc Pe:e:shasE Grant Coy Examine
The next Legislature will be composed
c! members fresh from the people, and il
behooves them 10 look well 10 the inter
ests OF their constituents. There can be
no excuse for ignorance as TO the true
sentiment Of the people on the much vexed
question Of the removal Of the Capital Of
the Stste from Charleston. The mstter
has been long and most urgently sgitated
throughout the State, and large msiori.
y Of the business men Of West Virginia
have spoken out boldly in favor OF more
eligible site for the seat OF government.
Why should It be continued st Charles
ton: There is no earthly reason Tor it
On the contrary, il is Of the utmost i'm
portance that ii should be removed, and
temporarily locsted where the people o!
the State cannot only resch it in person,
out hear what their public servants are
doing.
For the lsst three years Legis!stures
have convened at Charleston, and passed
isws for the government Of the Stale and
arranged the wheels Of government n or.
Ger 10 keep the machine in motion. Bn,
the people were ignorant Of al this until
several weeks, and sometimes months bsd
elapsed. This is all wrong. The people
take an interest in electing members OF
the LegislstuIe-both Of the House And
Senste,an ii is but justice ths, thew be II.
formed Of what they DO, and ihst too
without delay,
From our own observations we know
that theipeople Of this section favor re.
movAl. Let Wheeling, ParkeIburg,
Clslksburg or Grafton be the point, We
are not particular which, so that We can
reach It without trayeTsing the globe, or
get business letter there without wait.
ing two months for 8 reply.
The people Of Wheeling offered supe.
nor Inducements 10 have the Capital re
tanned there, and there It should have
remained. Under present Circumstances
It isyet the best point in the S:ste, Mem.
oes will ind good Accommodation and
they will feel more like attending 10 their
legitimate business than thew viii in The
little muddy village Of Charleston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-21
Rolling the Ticket

Tie Fsirmont Ihdet comes 10 Us with
a well executed cut Of q fAi, sleek, ram
p.u; Democratic rooster, from whose
besk 8 scroll il,,tTs TO the bretZs over
the c!eG and tail o! the noble biped
bearing this bull Of exoommunicador,
viz "Deaa % al FatsyI" To 8 trae
bloc Bourbon Democrat, whose principal
family tradition is that neither he nor his
father before him ever scratched the reg
uIAI Democratic ticket, the idea Of bolt
ing the party nomination is like the sin
Of heresy in the eyes Of su ultrAmoDt'ae-
II is something 80 heinous in its nature
thst the seyerest penAnceI can alone
atone for il And yet al leading, think
ing, free minded people know ihsi this
world would be practically q failure, both
in religion AID politics, were ii mol !oT
heresy. uereiics Ne the people who,
brAvigg partisan opinion, dare 10 form ard
express opinions OF ihe!E own, instead o!
embracing those Tesdy made for them.
Thty have slwsys been denounced and
severely dealt with. Nsby c!the grsndest
truths il both politics and science were
once esteemed rank hevesies The cele-
bra;ed 81. Simon was ST one time GIrAign-
I'd for ssyiDg that the Bgutbons were
m.de Tor France End Doi France for the
BJurbors. such men as ST. Simon were
"b5lieis" from The regular ticket IN their
day. The same principle that sctuAied
those who Arkgred them now setustes
the modern Bourbons who deal out i'm
potent threats o! political death 10 those
who 6sre rtiuse 10 Subscribe 70 iheif
csucus proceedings. The Unrest Of The
IndsI will Co for party slsves snd hsngefl
On, ard will iniini5Aie such, but ii is 81
inEul; and nothing else TO freeman, and
will be 50 regarded and tIes,ed BY sill
those 81 whom 1t is sined II they have
the spi;it 0! tEeenen within them.
Ore Of the wholesome signs Of the times
Is the fact that boiling" is becoming
quite common. The schools and the news
papers are too much for rings and clig1es
A man 10 whom Providence hiss given
sufficient capacity TO think for himself
and who hiss enjoyed opportunities for IN.
formation, cannot be made q mere ms
chine IN politics. He is not q Welzel
cJuntY, automatic voter. he can give q
reason for his faith. The hope Of the
country is in this element. The greater
the disposition TO bolt The more certainly
will boiling be rendered unnecessary
Once political parties get to understand
iha: theit nominees will be freely scratch
ed or boiled, if not acceptable to the pub
lie, . great deal more care will be taker
in nominating them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-21

THE Nauch Chunk pa Ds7lotrG; has
the following regarding the condition o:
the iron trade: There is no use disguis.
ing the isct thst the iron business is not
improving. ItsDything the trade is duller
than it was EiI months sgo. OF ihe. 507
furnace stacks in the United States only
34s are in blast, while 227 are ont Of blast
In the Lehigh region out o! 50 stscks 81
are in blast, with % out. In the Schuylkill
region % out Of IL stacks are in blsst. In
the upper SuEquehanus 0 out Of Is and
lower SuEquehsura q ont Of 20 are in
blsst We believe ourselves TO be safely
within the limi.9 Of the truth when we
say thst not nine out 0! every ten manu-
featuring institutions in the Lehigh Valley
are working with anything ike profit,
while many sre barely Masking ends meet,
and would close down altogether but out
0! consideration 10 their employees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-21
r ETHANY COLLEGE
WIZ OpaAs

VII open be,
THIRTY.FoURTH SESSION
Monday, Gsth September, !sft Cos,,.,,,.,-.
sc adjusted 70 Euit The varied perpoS4, =,
oenel and degrees Aie conferred Il 49,, ~ W
pGotdent scholarship N AItt, sc,entS.' =, V
ter6. special courses are LfItnPed n. ~. =
nonA stodtnts In Epginee:irP. PI.tti,s. go 70
sies sod Chemistry, win ample trsipisS ~ \
ass O. instf1Eenis AID GppA,ItsI, both /. ~ u
b01r6ing In clubs iron q 70 u -, 49,.
q private boarding house, iroE ~ q ~ : y.
week. s'S :" ! X:
HoE particulars, ssnd Tor catkloPe 70 Pr, n
l. L9Os' OF ". Z. PESDLRTOS :
goA Pret !srt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-21
DIR. LONGDON
On Consumption.
Its Early Manifestations-symp.
toms BY which Every One
May Know It,

II you have = persistent cough, q asst DRY
and hacking, Afterwards accompanied with Z
trony expeetor1tou, wandering pains in the
eaest' loss Of feth, &c, in AL probability Vou
ara te14ts7 70 Co1fumphoa. II you have hid
hAenopadS, OF blood-spit1ng, even teaspoon
t1l, iAis probability Il increased 70 N Almost
ebsHu'E esTt0iAty
II your breathing Il harsh md hurried. and
oetp inspirations provoke lhort, cry, hLtklcr
eonRh, win Aei8ekhnS sound IN the chest, or II
your voice has become Permanently weak and
noAfse, there can Be bat little doubt that r0u
otreody hGpt Consumption.
II yo7 arc free from dySentery, hSye not lived
IN tropical climate, and have obstinate al.
aIrh0A even though yoc have no COACH. FoT arr
hESty ooaEEEIpdet- II the diRrThQI q followed
o. the cheat symptoms, the existence OF timber.
e1lH disease may Be regarded a. 8 Eze9 fac,
II you arc cot addicted 70 ensrTSt!nR habit.
eoltAHy vices Or . dtSsolute life, and are stead.
Y osihG weight, poa ar EIrs'y tsAdiN9 70 COa
Il the above symptoms have been developed
N year casa, your only b1iety 10 an iInHIdtqI
sS30,ta6ttoa q verr tNH9I and The prompt
ADOPTION o. measures TO prevent the further pro
gCess q d1bsGSt aGt las Itaspt u nStltIosJ 70
tHsttESt!y orGptS.
Pes for consultation, e11m!nkrsun. ndyina
Gna Treatment within the reach Of al.
ASletnes for AL diseases By mail and exueess
70 Al pArts Of the country.
OYPfc1 AND RnltDKE6I-Eo, 1909 Eof fold
5hl street, opposite the C1thearAl. stp2t-Sod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-21
rs BEN WILSON ELECTED
Reports Of " IreIularity" in Cal,
houn County.

SSaANNs
LFrea the PHrEsfsbaIV Tlnes Q. NonGayl.
By providential decree OF retribuuvt
justice the county Of Calhoun, which, Il
seems, vas specially instructed TO supply
the Democratic party Of this Congress
ssonAl District with msjorities 10 suit Tho
needs Of the hour, seems 10 have pre-
sumed upon former impunity by SciuAlly
peglecting 10 appoint Judges Of tlecii5n
and otherwise conducting the pr1ceeo'
ings upon principles peculiar to the IocAl.
ity. Ii Justice and fair plAy have not
been hopelessly ertrpAted from West
Virginia POLITICS, ihls b1shwhsckiDg trek
viii snnul The entire vote Of that dark
region, and give the Congressional seAt
10 Gepefsl Golf, who would turn out 10
have received 5 respectable majority, II
,be Tsu5s psrpetrSted against him a
r:der pisces, outside Of Calhoun, were
brought TO light We urge thSt il be
done, and the right Of General Get 10 q
svsi in Congress be Yindicated. There.
fore, keep cool, gentlemen your Wilson
is not sure yet Of the coveted seat
C4sotte: article tr:a theEGas pxpsr)
1.-THE pitcher soes 10 the water until Il
break" Is so old Saying which appears 10
have sgsin been verified in the disaster
which hiss bsiSllen the grand stronghold
OF the unterrifed known IS the county Of
Calhoun. Not content with being allow.
ed 10 vote, vote and vote, until the ma
ioIity required WAS attained, they have
now, IS We Sre informed, seen proper 70
dispense with every other form Of IegAli-
ty, upon the superstition that their little
family matters are nobody else's business
We should not be surprised 10 learn d
msny violent fits in the ranks Of the VII
soniies caused BY deep regrets Of having
stopped the voting in Weizsl before being
deSd cure Of victory.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-21

Az iron works in Lsechbufg, Pennsyl'
vaniA, turns out weekly about seventy
tous Of sheet iron BY the use Tor fuel oil
ns:ural gas drawn iromsAn abandoned
oil well situsted about one-ffth OF q mile
from the works. The production has
been Incressedl about thirty.three PER
cent since the gas was first used, shout
seven months ago. The iron made by
the use o! gas commands from $40 TO
$50 per ton more than the same class Of
iron made By the same firm at other
works where coal is used for fuel. This
natural 1ow Of gas is plentiful in that re.
gion, and along the Ohio river it is uti-
LIED in many Ways for Nesting, lighting
and in manufacturing establishments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-21
DIED.

FoRsYTH.-oa TatstIy Afternoon, oe.oSeI
@, 1915, 3. BIET, ton Q: William FeH!.h, aged
year,.
Fuas;L Ron the reI!tesee o. hs tIthe. OF
i7is F1eti between market and Chspl!1e streTt,,
tbs afternoon ATS O'Clock.
PRRGUsoE.-O1 T1esdIy. October q, 1874
ALMA, wife Of Wn. 7. Ferguson, aged = yeasA
Pucerl rom lie: !Gte residence, 3Ii1 Chap
lie Ecee:, WearesdSy, October 2ist, Al I've
O'Clock. Friends Of the family L,e Invited u
Gtterd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-21

NINETY million people speak English
u, 900 German, 100000 Spanish
IS. 900 French, 100000 Italian, and
5000, 900 Portuguese.