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h3r cofpso ever o1lts 70 laot. laaeu to give eTi
dence.
Even while Bo.o!f was yet alive, therefore. no
end OF strange SpirituaIistic stories we're told
about him. He became dreadful to tee, ~ he
lay there With long, aupken face. red beasu, and
unkempt red hair, growing tangled together. aud
deep mountain hollow. He seemed to have no
wish either to live or die; and so the folks ss.d
there ras fight for his eoul going On between
God and tho devil Some said thev had even seen
the evil one, surrounded by fames climb up to
the windows Of the dying mans chamber to calf
TO him. They had seen the evil one, too, they
said, in tue form OF 3 black dog. 60 shifting
round the houso. Others. who hsd roued past
had seen the whole place on fire; while others,
again. heard = company OF devils, shouting,
pass slowly toward the house, otter through the
closed doors, rush furiouslv through all the
rooms, and then 60 down onco more beneath the
waves. With the same awful row as they made in
women. loft Immediately, and told ali these tales
to everybody Hardly any one dared 20 uear tue
place; and il an old peasant and his wife, to
whom the sick man lad shown some kindness
had not taken caro- Of him, he would have laln
utterly unattended Even thin old woman her
ecIf was in terror when she MAS with him and
she used to burn straw under his bed to keep OF
tho evil one; bu. though the sick man was
nearly scorched up, be still xept alive.
He lay IN terrible suffering; and tho old
eAAOASA< ~ 1GSt u6 L4u3L lE 10 SEQ
some onc. So she asked him whether she should |
send for the clergyman. He shook his head. |!
Vas there any oIe o:so he would Lko to eee? ]? |
To tLst he made NO answer. The next day, |
while be was laying usual. he distinctly pro- |
noanccd the name. .'Aencs" Certa1ulv, trls
vas not in reply 70 the old Wornan's question tho
day before; bur shc fancied It WAS, aud she TOGO
gladly, went out to her husband and hade him
harness the horses with al speed, aud Dive orer
to the parsonage to fetc. Agnes.
Nhnu he lE1cLed sLeFc. everybody thought
there must be some mistake, sad tlat It WIZ tho |
Clergyman who was sont for; but tho old man
insisted it was the little girl She herseif mss
indoors, and heard Of tie message, uAicA trighr-
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OUR MOTHERS GRAVE.

Our Mother! sacred na1ae! tie dearest sound
- 1nyuage knows, as Is = mothers iu.o
The sweetest aud tho tenslerest known 10 earth !.
.Al else is selfish! In whatever KAiss
fs cIo:ht affection, tr.,t statesuaI iOya
Alone Ii Gpd-4ls IN tts pnr1,vs
, 1874-10-25

H. H. great riser OF destruction arc rescued
X h..a1s as Of moderate drinkers, hundreds Of
fIS;'snas fI,;ss OF drunkards, ars floating eorn this
cr..;s aaa aecepriye strcam; ard, With ali the IN
1Es.s+ e4oits and appliances put [orLa,-let us
10 but Z f1actlon.-2lasf
ae~ FEW ARE wE ENABLED TO RESCUE.
hoaa.e 1e turtber conader th.t other hundreds Of
s:suos e.-..:s of children aud innocent baoes are
rn;s y. % grow up to take their places ana re-
~. 1ae great army Of drunkErds, who have be-
rn.ss s 10 manly through tue temptations pre-
p1a p.r1..ua uaosr protection oil. Laws aud customs OF
xns. s Us no: in our busy efforts TO alleviate and
r5.s. "G'cn renders tlis work necessary. Cru
ioas ued Be thanked for all tho good you hare
Es ~. ~ elesAt:nS AID saving humanity, and for
tr,Aa Impetus you LAye given 10 the CAUSE Of
sorN 's IN America and throughout tho
"a ~. nst canuot believe that you sre gong
d rao asssaed with tho right Of ashig tho ne
}ssn ass esaftic,-a traffic which chiefly has
III tpiotsezr, the manufacturers, the dealers,
I'll -. see owners OF buildings where
r,S,u oc1aslous business is t.a1sacted, are
i,sa,,u u4ne-eer7:ng ~ politicians, tue pcriurcd
t.,rs, toe w1eo-bibbing priests and descous. the
f:tntna5 editors and makers Of the popular
t,ks Enctu1ed with false and deceptive
L 49, taese arc chiefly men, You ehould
tasr4s . Demand the ballot, 30 that you can
egeS ~. Cooperate with your friends who 30
euhr aeeo assistance. We hare had ruur xvm-
kat ~ =, sour Eind wishes, your carncHl prayers;
exam,s9E:as. Want. at tins stage Of tia cause, that
an.aaln:. arl@:. conclusive,
u rmlEa saE1N1SG VOTING PEKpoSuxRAScE
nd T,ps,a ana.Es which the ballet in your nnnds
tartbod:tt giro US. Give to the winds the evil
et.n ..s the unneccas7E7 fears, which too
etiect. WIKI tue "ot!d II regard to this
eons, sa se1uon objections offered asainst
IL A.. r outrage arc simply weak and dirusy, and
&o<hay at any in1uanca upon . sound
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

"A Galveston dispatch from Fort
Worth says there were 100 Indians thi!
SIde OF Jscksboro on Friday night last
They had stolen many horses and were
making their way back to the reservation
Gen. John Z. Allison, q well known
citizen oI San Francisco, shot and killed
himself yesterday, The cause Of the sui.
eide Is unknown,
"A London, Ont, dispatch SAYS that
Bishop haCLean, OF Saskatchewan, has
reached that city en- route 10 his diocese,
alter an absence OF pixteen months, in
which be has raised two hundred thous-
and dollars Tor the purpose Of establishing
MS diocesan mission and the endowment
oi his Bishopric.
An Express from Marshall, ILL.,, SAYS
that over 300 feet OF tressle work on the
New Paris and Danville r. r. fell to. .day,
wounding 4 persons, James Allen serious.
"; and John N. White, John Dean and
Harrison White, slightly.
The ascension Of Prot. Kings bal
loon, the Buffalo, which was 10 have
taken place at Cleveland yesterday, was
postponed till to-day on account Of the
heavy rain.
-ltis reported that the Attorney Gen.
eral OF the United States Yesterday issued
instructions to United States Marshals In
the south to summon pose e0mitdtus to
assist in preserving the public peace, and
in the event OF their inability TO maintain
order troops will be invoked.
Captain General Concha, of Havana.
yesterday Issued decree to 60 into effect
Immediately requiring that hereafter al!
land taxes be paid entirely in specie.
AT noon yesterday in Pittsburgh
shooting attray occurred on pino street,
between Phillip Murray and Jas. White,
woGKmen at Zug's Iron Mills. Five shots
were fixed, three ot which took effect in
White, wounding him fatally.
The schedule reported in the Little
Rock Courier yesterday fixes the election
on the Constitution and for officers under
II for the 18th day Of October. From the
present outlook the Convention will sd.
J ourn in three days.
The National Board Of Steam Ns7i-
cation meeting ut Buffalo adjourned yes.
terday 10 meet 10 New York next year.
The old officers were re elected.
Senator Patterson, Judge Mackey
and Mr.. Baker, Chairman OF the Republi.
can Committee OF Texas, called upon
President Grant yesterday morning at
Long Branch, and had long interview
with him in relation to Louisiana affairs.
Vice President Wilson arrived to-day
and Is guesting with Mr.. Drexel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04
Proposed Amendments TO the Con.
SIltuIl0n OF Virginia.

Various amendments 10 the CouSlltu.
ton OF Virginia have been proposed by
committee Of the Legislature appointed
for the purpose. The changes proposed
arc very sweeping, being in effect as tol-
lows:
Present preamble Of Constitution to be
omitted; the bill OF rights 10 be restored
as drawn by George Mason and adopted
In 1776: transfers the clause recognizing
the abolition Of slavery from the bill OF
rights to the Constitution; makes the pre-
payment OF the capitation tax necessary
10 the right OF suffrage; requires voting to
Oe open, and TIrI C0ce, and not by ballot;
Abollshes the registration OF voters; ex.
tends the Governors power 10 pardon 60
as TO embrace the penalties against duel
log reduces the General Assembly so that
the House Of Delegates shall not exceed
100, and the Senate shall not be less than
thirty five nor mo:e than forty members;
prohibits any person holding lucrative
ottice or any minister OF the Gospel. from
bing elected 10 the General Assembly;
makes the sessions of the General As
semoly biennial; increases the csp!tation
tax to two dollars, and dedicaies the
whole TO the support Of free schools, In
place OF all taxes on property for tha,
purpose requires that on the passage Of
every act Of the General Assembly the
yeas and nays shall be taken and record
ed provides that future amendments tc
the Constitution may be made by the
vote Of a majority Of both Houses Of The
General Assembly and their ratification
BY the people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3-The Peoples State
Convention run nearly all day com
pleling their ticket. The full ticket is as
follows: Governor, VIM. Gentry, oil Pettis
county; Lieutenant Governor, s, W. Head.
lee, OF Greene county; Secretary OF State,
W. r. Leiett, Of Marion county; Auditor,
Z. G. Hale, of Clinton county; Treasurer
Jas, s. Fisse, Of st. Louis; Attorney Gen.
eral, D. s. Teuitchell, Of jackson county;
Register Of Lands; q. F. Quisenberry, oi
Audrain, county; Superintendent oil Pub.
lie Schools, Jas Mantieth, of Iron county;
Supreme Judges, Howell, Of Monroe
county, fer the long Term, and Lewis
Hscuk for the short Tenn
The Pork Packers Association today
adopted the resolution that none but
practical pork packers or curers OF meat
should comprise the National Convention
The Democracy Of the eighth Missouri
District, In Convention to day, unaui-
mously nominated Il. P. Bland for re-
election TO Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04
Indian Affairs.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3.-Lieulenant General
Sheridan to-day sent the following orders
by telegraph to Brigadier General Alfred
II. Terry, st. Paul, Minnesota
"Should the companies now organizing al
Sioux City and Ysnkton trcspass on the
Sioux Indian Reservation, you are hereby
directed TO use the iorce at your COM
mand to burn the wagon trains, destroy
the outfit and arrest the leaders and con
fine them at the nearest military post in
the Indian country. Should they sue
coed In reaching the interior, you are di.
reCted 10 send such force Of your cav.
airy in pursuit as will accomplish the pur.
poses above named. Should Congress
open up the country for settlement by
extinguishing the treaty rights Of the In.
dlans, the undersigned will give q cor
dial support 10 the settlement ol the Black
Hills. A duplicate OF the instructions
has been sent 10 General Ord, Com
mandiug the Department Of the Platt
(Sigued) P. H SHERIDAN,
Lieut.. General.
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Trial of the Safe Burglars.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The case OF
Benton, under indictment for safe bur
glary, was called in the Criminal Cour,
10 day. The counsel for Benton read a
certificate oi New York physician to the
effect that Benton was suffering from con
gestion Of the liver, and, therefore, it was
necessary that he should keep quiet for q
short time, as excitement would bring on
continued fever. BrentOn also sent Ger,
tihCste saying that his illness was caused
by his four weeks confinement in prison
The counsel Ior the United States, on be.
ing insured that Benton would appear fol
trial, said It might be proper 10 lay thC
case over for few days. Judge Hum
phreys said the prosecution must be gov
erned by the circumstances, and proposed
that the case be set aside ior tris
on the 18th inst, hoping 1t woult
commence at that time. He called
attention to the fact that there we're sever
indictments, and bail had been given on
only one. 1! counsel chose he coulC
have warrants on the remaining indict-
ments requiring bail on all. Assistan,
District Attorney Harrington said, thai
although there were seven indictments
there was but one offense charged, the in
dictments being in nature OF counts tc
cover legal teChnicalities. Christian Slit
tenhart's bail Tor Benton, was according
to Commissioner Osborn, good for $l2,-
900; the bail for Benton being only Sc 90
He had no regret concerning what he has
done in that matter. The special Coun-
sci for U. 8. Biddle, said that the cour
could issue an order requiring additional
bail in the six other indictments, and he
would exercise his discretion as to it.
The Enforcement matter here ended fol
to-day.
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The Step Taken by Prof. Tyndnn,

| SF ASANA W lOis 1 tuuullI
From the Pittsburgh Gazette Of yesterday ]
TyndRll has startled tke scientists by
boldly ayowing, what Darwin, Huxley
and others have only inierentially taught
that matter is the result OF development
and growth, and not Of the exercise o.
creative power. lie places mslerialism by
ilseIt, as distinct from religious science
and claims that religious teaching must
subordinate itself 10 scientilic research.
His address, as President Of the British
Association Tor the Advancement OF
Science, while proiessedy "a review OF
scientific progress Tor 2,300 years, is really
a discussion Of the tendencies Of
scientific research, as TO determining
Tue origin OF matter and oil being
dis strongest uttersnCe was, abandon
ing all disguise, the confession that |
feel bound 10 make before you is that
| proIong the vision backward across the
boundary OF the experimental evidence,
and discern In the matter which we in
our Ignorance, and notwithstanding our
proIessed reverence for its Creator, have
hitherto covered with opprobrum, the
promise and potency OF every form and
quality OF life" Yet while thus affirm
ing the eternity OF matter, and It's poten.
cy as the origin OF life, be later qualities
his strong statement, when he comes face
to face with the issue, show could mat
Ter be seltoriginated p Answering this,
he gropes as did tho old philosophers,
and says: "In fact the whole pro-
cess is the manifestation Of power abso
lutely inscrutAble to the intellect OF man
AS little in our days as in the days of
Job 90" s-su W sehlUuIug nnd this Power
out. Considered fundamentally it is by
the operation ol an insoluble mystery that
life Is evolved, species differentiated, and
mind untoldcd from their prepOtent Gle.
ments in the immeasursble past. There
ls, you will observe, no rank msterislism
here" Yet the whole drift ,oi the ad-
dress is toward Materialism. We may
notice it more clearly hereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

In the National Amateur Regatta,
at Troy, N. l., yesterday, the first heat
OF the four cared race was won by the
Argaunots, of Bergen Point, N. Y, beat.
ing the GrGmmercles, Of New York, and
the Wah.Wah' Sums, of East Saginaw,
Mich. Time 0:36t. There was a dead
heat Tor the second place! The second
neat was won by the Beavermycks, OF
Albany, beating the Auantas, of New
York Time S:5Gt. The water was sone.
what rough. The first single cared race
was between Roach, Of GrsmmercV and
Myer, Of Cedar Bluffs, Of SARATOGA Roach
won easily in 10l0!; Meyer 1880 Pre-
paralons were made for the second hea,
Of the single sculls, but sQuall came M
and the other races were postponed until
ten o'clock tomorrow morning, 8her
the second heat Of the single sculls and
four Dared race will be rowed. In TIT
afternoon tho final heats OF the single
sculls and also OF the four cared auC
double shell race will be rowed.
Tho Eric, Pennsylvania, Conference @
tho Methodist Episcopal Church, BishoI
Peck, Presiding, 10 In session In Erie
Three hundred and fifty pastors are pres
Cut. The presiding elders Of the yariou
districts made reports, which in genera
arc very favorable, Notwithstanding III
scarcity Of money, showing liberal col
lections for missions and church build
ings. There is also a large increase G
membership.
The Omaha Union Pacific train du
from the west yesterday was ten hour
late. The bridge over Butler Creek is Il
q damaged condition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04
1nHestIra,Inr Commi,,ce. -.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 3.-The air is full OF
rumors regarding the revelations expect.
ed to be made by the legislative commits
sion appointed TO investigate the accounts
of the late State Auditor, Chss MCIlrath.
The committee has sat during the recess,
and Is now in session in the city. They
will complete their report and present It
TO the Governor 10 morrow. Damaging
revelations arc expected, and such anlici.
pations arc semi officially endorsed by
members Of the committee. Their report
Is not yet completed, and their conclu.
sions can not be obtained tonight; but
II current rumor is not more than usually
at fault the report will attempt 10 show
that Charles McIlrath, formerly State
Auditor, has proflted largely from his
official management Of the school lands
Of the state-rumor says to the amount
OF 100000. 1t Is also fumored that the
late Governor, Horace Austin, Is implI,
Gated In the alleged dishonest operations
OF Mcllrath.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

EAST LIBERTY, Sept. 3.-CATTLE-Re.
celpls for today GOA lead. For tho week
SO far 4.5S2 head. No changes In the
prices quoted yesterday. The market
has been fairly active and everything
was cleaned up. The buyers have ali
gone home Tor the week, and there Is
nothing on hand but few loads that ar
rived since the close Of business.
HoGs-RcCeipts Tor to-day 3,025 head
For the week so far S,195 head; Philadel
phla's IS 90 10 IS %. Workers SO 90 10
50 75..
SHERP-Receipts for to-day 1900 head
For the week so far 14,0O0 head. Best
50 90 to S. so; medium 81 25 to 81 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04
The stomach as an Avonger.

Fer every breach OF tho laws OF health that
We commit the stomach ILflsts q penalty.
Headache, biliousuess, nervous uemorS. con
stpation, collie, heartburn, nausea. debility and
mental depression are on y few OF the punish.
mOnts which an outraged stomach Is capable Of
imposing upon US. To bring back this verge.
fuI organ to its normal condIuon-to p!acAte,
inviVorAte and regulate it-there is roth!Hg in
the Wide world 50 potent as course OF HostOt.
ter's stomach Bittcrs. u der the operation OF
this beneacent vegetable corrective and tonic,
the gsstric Juice becomes pUro and heAlthfui
solvent and resumes Its natural W. The eject
iS the same on the hillary 90 retiOn, Bnd in fact
on all the hulds Ct the body and the final result
is the removal oil every pGiDful or unpe IsAut
tynRt IN oceAsloned by the re6elllOas action Of
the digestive organ. tAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OPrIcE OF FHR CHfEP SIGNAL OFPTcsR,
WARRINGTON, D. O., Sept 8 -B:0OP. 4.
PROBABILITIES.


For Friday over the South Atlantic
States, stationary or lower barometer
easterly winds, slight changes in the tenn.
peraIure, and partly cloudy weather.
Over the Gulf States, stationary or fall.
ing barometer, northeasterly winds, slight
changes in the temperature, cloudy
weather, and possibly continued brisk
winds, with light rain on the western gull
coast.
Over tho Tennessee and Ohio Valleys,
stationary and falling barometer, north
easterly winds, lower temperature, and
cloudy and rainy weather.
Over the Northwest and Lower Mis-
souri, and Upper Mississippi Valleys,
northerly winds, vecring souther!y, and
cloudy and cool weather.
Over the upper lake region, northeast 10
southeast winds, falling barometer, and
cloudy and cool weather.
Over the northern part OF the lower
lake region and the Middle and Eastern
States, northeast winds and cloudy and
rainy weather, gradually extending east.
ward TO the Atlantic coast.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Cotton-No ses
sion today in Exchange. Flour-Fail
demand; suyertine western and State
"a 3Oa5 90; common to good "a 4Oa5 40
good to choice 81 45l4 80; extra Ohio
IS 10aG so; St. Louis IS 35a9 90. Wheat
Irregular and unsettled; fair demand al
81 l44l II for No 9 Chicago; 81 zeal "a
for No. 9 Milwaukee; 81 154l 20 for old
winter red and amber western. Rye
Quiet; new SS494c. Ba1ley-Quiet and
steady. MAlt-Quict and unchanged.
Corn--Better; brisk demand, chiefly
speculative, at S54S7c for western mixed.
Oats-Active and better at 54457c. Hay
Heavy. Hops-Firm. Coffee--DuiI
and nominal. Sugsr-Firm at SsaSsc.
Molasses and Rice-Unchauged. Petro-
leum-Dull and lower; crude SC; refined
ll5c. Turpentine-Dull at 35c. Eggs
Steady at lS4l9c. PoIk-Quiet and flrm
at $22 70. Beei-Q1iet; mlddles STEADY
and trmer. Lard-Firmer at 14Ec for
prime steam. Butter-Heavy. Cheese
Quiet. Whisky-Morc active and tirmer
al 81 05al 06
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NEW YORK CITY.


NEW YoRK, Sept 2.-Judge Blstch-
ford, in bankrupt case, gave a decision
yesterday 10 the effect that when the
assets OF the bankrupt iAil to reach so per
cent. OF the claims proved against his es.
tate, he cannot have a discharge unless by
consent of the majority in number and
value OF his creditors, in accordance with
a provision Of the act Of 1868, which the
court holds has not been modified by sub.
sequent legislation.
MENNONITEs ARRIVED.
One thousand and ten Mennontes ar
rived here yesterday and will leave to. day
Tor Dakota.
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CHICAGO, Sept 3-Flour-Dull and
nominal. Whcst-Demand iair and prices
advanced; No, spring 00a; No 9, 0O9C
cash; 9iEc seller September; 93sc October;
No. 8, 92c; rejected 95c. Corn-Active;
No, 2 mixed 7ltc cash or seller Septem-
Der; 7lfc seller October; high mixed Tic.
Oats-Demsnd fair and market firm; No.
3, 43ic cash and seller October; rejected
4lta42c. Rye-Demand active and prices
advanced; No l. 7ls7l3C. BArley-De-
mand lair aud prices advanced; No. 2, 04a
00c; No. 3, 704S4c. Pork-Stesdy and in
moderate demand; S22 75s2S 90 cash;
Sl7 37i seller year, Lsrd-Dull; 15C
cash; 1ltsl1sc seller year. Bulk Meats
steady, moderate demand and unchanged.
On call OF the Board this afternoon wheat
closed 945c cash; 94tc seller October;
corn 72tc cash, seller september and DC.
tober; oats 439444c. Whisky-Steady and
In moderate demand, 99c.
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CINCINNATI, Sept. 8.-Cotton-Dull at
lOc FIour-Steady and In moderate
demand. Wheat-Firmer; red 81 0Os
l 05; white Il l041 10. Corn-Firm at
73i74C. Oats-43a4Sc. Rye-Firm at
Soc. Bsrley-Dull and unchanged. Mess
PoIk-Active at 1923 00A23 Is. Lard
Quiet and unchanged; summer 14Il43c
Bulk Meats-Demand fair and market
firm; shoulders 81 ,0c; clear rib sides 1870;
clear sides 49,. B4cOn-Steady and In
moderate demand shoulders OSa9Ic;
clear rib sides 1876; clear sides l4c,
Whisky-Firm and tending upward;
quoted al Q9G.
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Nominated on the IlOIh BalIot,

AUGUSTA, Ca, Sept. SIN the 9th
District Congressional Convention tho
vote on the 10th ballot stood, Stephens
thirty and two-ffths, Cumming, seven
teen and thrce'tlIths. The name Of J. B
Cumming was Withdrawn at half past
four, the Convention being in session all
night, when the motion was made BY
Gov. Jenkins TO make the nomination Of
Stephens unanimous. This WAS done a,
the personal request of Msjor Cumming
Mr Stephens was then declared the
nominee Of the Democratic party, and
the Convention adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-04

You lave got into trouble procure ut opeo a
package Of the SamAritAn's GIT, use % directed
and yO1 will be all right In th co OF four GAYS,
The trouble when taken in tImo IL GLsily over.
come, but when neglected, or when the quacE Il
visited and he gives bis course OF Balsam Co,
pSlbe, then very oftcn s,rtouS complications
arise which prolong the disease for weeks. per.
hAps months.
Another iAllaey Is, in persons trying to savo q
few cents, dAbble in cheap drugs, which 60 dis.
order and slcken the stomach that almost drath
itself would be relief. BRmAriAn's GIT " v
cure every time, With NO more unpleasant rGur.ts
than II the troub had no. existed at all
Male packages, 81: Female, 81. Sent W mall
70 any address. DESMOND &CO., PySptietors,
Sl5 Race street Philadelphia