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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF Egos.-Thc
white Of an egg has proved Of late the
most eilicacioliS remedy for burns. Seven
or eight successive applications Of this
substance soothc pain, and ellectually
exclude the burn from the air. This
simple remedy seems To he preferable 10
collodion or even cotton. Extraordinary
stories are told oithe healing qualities Of
new oil which Ia easily made from the
yolk Of hens eggs. Tie eggs are first
boiled hard, and the yolkS are then re.
moved, crushed and placed over a fire,
where they are carefully stirred until the
whole substance Is juit on the point Of
catching ere, when the oil separates and
may be poured oil. One yOlk will yield
nearly two tempUuniuls Of oil. II Il in
general use among the rulonists Of South
Russia as means Of curing cuts, bruises
and scratches,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28
Health IL Capital.

Who eau doubt ~ ~ We moi every day w III,
vigorous and CleaF-headcd pushing on 10 forlune
and the feeble and archaeological taTrying by The
Vayf Health gives rueBy, rim What healthy
mind eoneelyes, q healthy body Is prompt to exc
cute Difficulties which delGT the Invalid alto
gether, the vigorous man surmOunls al bound. u
We would b. iuectaainl, let vs. lnt bG healthy. Tit
Initial step to bc taken toward arriving Ut that Gun
dlton Is 10 rally the falling enegles Of the system
As runOVant Ol decaying vital power, HOsleller''
stomach HltteTs may lie justly recommended IN
preference 10 all other iOnlcs since Us superiority
~ an InVgOrant Is the subject Of daily denOnStra'
lion. But Il Is far moro than simple recuPemnl
Of physical strength; Il Is prompt remedy lOI
bodily Irregularities, particularly NJ the stomach
bowels and liver, and reliable peVrntatiVcOi mal'
adiuz begOtten VI mlasna, Impure water, exposure
and exhaustion, The lad effects Of which II inVarl'
ably cOuntemcis. eOdAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28
NnhmnrIne Telegraph.

There are now Eve cables between
Europe and the United States Of IN ag-
gregate length Of O,O26 miles, besides
which, twenty.niHe have been laid be-
tween other countries since 1867 Of a to-
tai length Of $500 miles.
The following table from the Journal
of he Telegraph shows the time at which
and the countries between which they
were laid:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

A SINGULAR WOMAN.-lt would seem,
judging from the heroine oithe following
sketch, that cleanliness Is not necessary TO
perfect health. A wealthy English widow
Of The First Georges time never allowed
her room to he cleaned, and the windows
were 80 encruslcd with dirt as 10 admit
scarcely any light. She reasoned thus
when asked for an explanation:
II the room were wcltc1 she might
catch cold; II the windows were cleaned
glass might he broken AMI somebody hurt.
She never washed herself for fear Of cold.
Az substitute she anOinled her face and
neck with little milk and hogs lard,
finished OITwith a touch Of rose pink on
the checks.
She was metholical in all her habits,
eating with one particular knife, fork
and plate and drinking out Of one cup.
She had excellent health, abhOrred physic
and doctors, and CIT two teeth al the age Of
eighty.seyen. She had no near relations,
and refused to see those more tlisLantly re-
lated. One pleasant characteristic Il re.
corded She had a large well.kept gar.
den, in which she passed most Of her
time reading. Although she lived en-.
tifely through the reign Of the. First and
Second George, and far into that Of the
Third, She continued 10 wear fashions Of
the time Of George u, as being those Of
her married life. Notwithstanding this,
she was.evetywhere treated with respect.
Perhaps her gold had something to do
with that, however.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

THERE should be cheap bread for the
poor next winter. The crop reports from
England and the European continent
become more and more favorable IA the
season advances. In France the wheat L,
growing luxuriaAtly and promises well
ior the next harvest, aud this applies to
all parts Of that country, as well a Ger.
many, Hungary and the southern prov.
inces Of Russia. In none Of these coul.
tries has any injury been experienced,
either from early itosts or late dfoushe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

The Indianapolis Journal thus replies
10 fear that has been expressed that
Senator Motton's Ill health would inter
iere with his prospects in the next Ptcsi'
Dental canvas;
senator Morton Ia ffty.one yeas old
and his prospects for long life are fully
as good as those Of the average Of men al
Usage. So far as the Presidency L con
cerned, the people have mo reasonable a..
sutance' that any person they might elect
will be spared 10 serve till the end OF his
term; such ASSURANCES have not been
vouchsaied in the past, and are not likely
to be In the future. But II an iron con.
slilution, an ihdomilable will, good gen.
eral health, perfectly temperate habits,
and unlimited energy Of mind and body
are any signs Of health, Senator Morton
bida fair 10 oullast several Presidential
tefma.h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

The child cure when lCelhlng-t relieve lntiam.
nation Of The Gums 10 allay lneaGlness, 10 quiet
Collie Pains, 10 promote Sleep, 10 cure Summer COM
plant. This We consider one Of the most valuable
remedies to 30 kept In the family when the chill
drpn are cutting their teeth. We ara selling thou
sands Of bottles, aud have TO hear tho inst person
say II Il not all WerecOmmend II to he.
MOTiIRs, have you Iickiy, itrihihg bdbs that
TURNS the HOURS oil NIGHT (when you 40 long fOI
reSt) Into one LON1, WEARY DAYTIME Of wOnRl.
MINT and CAREf Cry-CTy- CTy-all day and oil
night lOng5 II you have, IitrH 10 TsdIOn, 10 con
WINGED, hCiii1ie no iOHqer-a PEw drops Of INFANT
CORDIAL and your child WILL 10 PArlRIED, and
SWIFT, REFRESHING sLRRP will take the place Of
wAKRPUL SUFFERING. Procure al once n bottle
Sold by oil Druggists and
LAUGlltIE BROS. 4 CO., PTUprlelon,
Wheeling, W, Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

The lines between Europe and Ameri'
ca, except the one whose completion is
now announced, are under the manage
ment Of the Anglo-American Telegraph
Company. The subjoined statement gives
the years Of their completion and their
resnectiye lenrlhs:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28
MANHOOD REsToRED,

A victim Of youthful imprudenCc, causing pre-
mature decay, nervous debility etc, having tried
In vain every known rrmely, has found simple
sei-Cure, which he will send ire 10 his fellow stli
erers.. Address J. II. REEVES, rs Nassau street.
New York, BOX 6lSJ. APT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

DURING his recent short stay in Indian.
apollS, Postmaster General Jewell sue
ceeded in reducing the running expenses
Of the postoffice in that city s6,5 800, chiefly
by the dischatge Of supefauous clerks.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28
DRUGGISTS.
ICE COLD
Natural Blue Lick Water.

Chemical Analysis has proven that this vaisr
contains try little Carbnnic Acid GG-bgi u al.
diilOnal gas Is added rl R0i b Eaiifrli II niB-
tains also Sulphurelted Hydrogen Gas which Affects
lin. iron, etc. and the wafer will turn black II ii
eones m olntart with these metals To dnE /,
irnm the barrel and put ice In Il Is al-j obtcluua
M. The way have Il arranged all lhtse obIly.
lions are obyiated Call and inspect for yourself AT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

30 cases Concentrated Lye.
100 Matches.
barrels GarFptpa SnuHb.
so boxes CARROTS Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch Madler PIlmi
800 " Indigo Spanish Float,
% nnph Chip IOgwoOd.
% Chip TgstiG. -, D,o, o,,
10 pounds ChlorolOm,
so Bromide Potassium.
25 " Gl0mel.
% u IOdlde Potash.
$50 " Fluid Extracts, Tlllen's,
80 SOlld Extracts, do,
$50 bottles sugar Coated Hills,
Al LAuGHLN BROS. cos
% dozen BAKERS Cod Liver OH.
% Halls Lung Balsnnl.
q JAyngs ExpcciOlnt
% Ayers Cherry PpctOTnl.
1000 u Essences-CinnaIhOn, DC,
800 IltemAn Drops.
800 GoliTey's Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica Ginger
At LAUGIIllN BROS. 4 cos
1900 pounds Gnln Pcppcr-sInppore.
800 /" Cloves.
800 " Allsplce,
200 " Eulmegs-GOVernme
800 " Cream Tartar pure and choice.
800 Mustard, In cans and In bulk.
600 " Ground Ginger, East India 4 Jamara
Cox's GClatlnC, AToE Root, lSploca and sag!o,
OC2s AtLAUGHlIlN BROS. d cos.
100 ounces QuInlnC, Powers d wcightmnn'L
90 SulphAte MOrphia.
80 Nitrate Silver
60 strychnla. ,, n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28
EDMUND BOOKINGS PHARMACY.

Prize sane as at the Spring. by the haurl, vIrhy.
scltxpr, Congress- GeyseT, Gettysburg Pullua, etc +,
Waters always cnld. jpl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-11
rELEoRAPHIc sPARKs,

BY tho explosion Of an engine boil
er last Saturday night, on the Gin
cinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland
Railroad, Thos. Larkin, engineer, was
killed, and Joseph Lees, fireman, was
mortally wounded.
Mark Brown, convicted Of the mur-
der Of Gloster Carr, in Sullivan Co.,
New York, October last, is sentenced
10 be hanged July Sls,, at Monticello.
Captain W. II. Brown, Fith
United States, Cavalry, committed
suicide, last Friday, at his residence
in New York City.
The Chicago 7ribuats Sioux City
special says Winget > Chapman's
pony express brought IN, last Satur-
day, some Of the finest specimens Of
gold quartz ever seen in that country.
The pieces of rock found contain
one-eight to one.half gold. Miners
from Colorado and California say
.they never saw specimens Of equal
value in those countries. The quartz
was obtained from a party Of 6ye
who had been in the hills since March
last, but were obliged to come out as
the Indians were so troublesome thes
could not safely remain. They say
there are miles Of ledge like the
specimens they brought.
There is a report, unoidcially con
irmed, that QuartermastOr General
Meigs. having been assigned 10 special
duty with brevel rank OF Major Gen
eral, will 10 placed IN commend oi
tho Department Of the South, With
headquarters at Louisville, and then
General Mcdowell will 20 10 Europe
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-11

ANornrR OuTRAoEl-A negro out
ragged a,Miss jackson, near Ogden
ton, Maryland, last Saturday. The
young lady was about Is years old,
beautiful and most respectfully con
nected. Her parents were absent,
and she went to the spring a short
distance from the house for water
While returning she was met by the
negro, who seized her by the throat
and dragged her to the bushes, hold
ing loaded gun in his hand and
threatening to kill herii she resisted.
Her clothing was torn in shreds, and
her face and neck terribly cut and
bruised, The negro was captured
in a swamp and confessed tho crime,
Several attempts we're made TO lynch
him, but his captors got him on the
train for Annapolis. 1t will now be
in order for the Radical yelpers to
start their ku-klux outrage mill 10
grinding, 80 as to stand of this black
devils honious crime.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-11
Mai. v. Il. Bel, chlef commissary

Mai. w. II. Bell, chief commissary
of subsistence Of the Department 81
tho Columbia, has a l4;aFtletll the Z Lew -
ling contracts: ForGO,000 lbs oftiolII
be delivered at Portland, to H..
Foster, at So. IA p Dbl Of 2oy iosi ier
43 900 lbs -four at Camr 1darney, e
j wise. at s4.G9 s9cwt, and for l5,-
Ooo family fIour-stit 1910 y cwt; for
IA (OOiba fioar at Fort klamath, to
Robert Y. Bealefor, at 3lc q ID, and
far ) 1000 lbs family -four at same
lace. to Fisher & Caro-, at 35e u n;
at Fort Boise, for %, 900 lbs -four and
!, 1000 lbs family flour, to VIM. II.
Drake, at DC % III; at Fort Walla
WaIla, for 115,OOO lbs flour, to An
drew McCully, at 1922 y Dbl, and
for 10 900 lbs family flour, to Il. b.
Isaacs, at / &c . ID; at Fort Vancouver,
for 81, 900 lbs flour, to J. II. Foster,
at S5.35 d Dbl of geo lbs; at Fort
Colville, for 1000 lbs flour to Samp-
son Ipperheimer, at ACC P III; at Fort
Townsend, for 10000 lbs flour, to
Miller, Marshall & Co., ut 3 45-lOO y
III; ut Fort Stevens, for 10000 lbs
-four. to James II. Foster, at $5.5S q
Dbl Of 200 lbs; at Fort Candy, for 80,
0OO0 lbs flour, to Miller, Marshall q
Co, at 8 35-100c u lb.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-11

on leave, and upon his retnFn he will
be placed upon the retired list.
A Nebraska gra3ahopper faced a
hurricane, which blew down houses,
then it yanked q Shingle Oft barn
for a fan, saying il was awful sullry.
A rumor had been circulated that
Secretary Delano had resigned, to
take effect on July LIST, and ex-Sena-
tor Scott, of Pennsylvania, would be
appointed in his place. Secretary
Delano says the rumor has not the
slightest foundation, as the visit of
the Sioux here to negotiate for the
relinquishment OF their possession OF
the Black Hills has proved a failure,
and that the Indians have lett here
much dissatisfied. Difficulties are ap-
pretended with the whites seeking
gold in their Territory. 1t is estima-
ted by agents, that The Sioux can
muster from 5000 TO 5000 warriors,
abou. half Of them armed with rifles
and the remainder with bows and ar
rows. The Government in the mean
time will prevent advcnturers from
going to that country, still having
some hope through the medium OF
Commissioners to effect treaty with
the Sioux.
The Treasury Department has
instructed the Surveyor OF Customs
at st. Louis that the proper rate OF
duty on wool guipure lace is fifty
cents per pound and fifty per cent.
dd Ualorem,
A fire last Sunday, at Hamilton,
Ontario, destroyed Hills cabinet fac
tory, Heads Bros piano factory and
several adjoining buildings. Loss,
about 10000.
A fire last Sunday evening at Hull,
Ottawa, Canada, destroyed Gilman's
large steam sawmill. The loss OF
the mill throws 400 men out of en-
'ployment. Loss is put at 100000.
Last Saturday, Earl Of Home, and
Dahlhousie aud Tiscount Gray, Of
Scotland, was raised to the peerage
OF the United Kingdom, at London.
The corporation Of London has re-
solved to invite the Mayor of New
York to the International Municipal
Banquet next month.
General Jovellar, OF Madrid, for
merly Captain General Of Cuba, is
appointed to the command of the
Army of the Centre.
Rumors Of the coming marriage Of
King AlphonsO with German prin
cess, and the Countess Girzentl witt
Bavarian prince, are unfounded
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-11
WHAT voLNEY SAYS.


Volney v. Smith has started on his
mission to st. Thomas Island, in the
tropics, and on his way thithsr stop
ped long enough in Now York to be
interviewed BY Tribune reporter
and tell what no knows about Arkan-
sas and the South generally. He
says q large majority Of the Rupub-
licans d the South would like to see
Gen. Grant reelected, but by no pos
ability could Republican Preaiden-
tial candidate carry the State Of Ar
kansas. He thinks the Republican
marty, organized as II has been here
tofore. viii in all probability never
attomps to make another canvass in
the state. Financially. Mr.. Smith
considers Arkansas to be in a very
Ind condition, on account OF the i'm
poverished condition o. the people
Tho collection Of taxes has boen
stayed, and all Of the public schools
and some 81 the charitable institu-
sions have been closed because II 9
lack ol funds 70 carry them on. The
present State government found q
large amount Of outstanding State
scrip, which waa receivable for taxes
aud they found also an empty treas
my. Such state oi affairs made
necessary q further issue Of State
scrip, which had 10 ba disposed q Al
ia rate Of sl or IS for 81. In point
81 facl AEr. Smith considers that th'
State Of Arkansas is virtually bank
Eupt There aro no dnnnciera there
and MI Smith asserts that there i
~ possibility for relief unless The
aes1sqnis siaie debt is scaled. Or, IN
othsr wofas, rapndinted. Voiney
sv;dsnlIy doesn't think carpet-bpg
corsrnmenia ars ne most spcceasilil
institutions under ihe'snn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-11
THE LAST OF THEM,

For fourteen years the Republi-
can party has held authority in the
Federal House of Representatives.
For fourteen years those walls Of the
capitol have held a bowling mob
of fanatics, q disgraceful, accursed
horde, whose chief work has been to
ruin, plumber and destroy.
On the floor of this House during
that time, have been concocted some
of the most brutal and outrageous
schemes ever promulgated in civil
lied country. Here were gotten up
the reconstruction acts to destroy
the governments of eleven sovereign
States Of the Union, and put the
people under the rule of the bayo-
net; here the partizan Tenure of
Office act was arranged to deprive
Andrew johnson of certain Of his
rights as President, because he de-
clined to be the willing tool of the
mob of destructlyes. Here the in
famous enforcement bill was passed
in the spring of 1914 bill to do
away with free elections, by putting
the polls under the control Of Feder-
al usurpers. Here have originated
the most burdensome and onerous
measures of taxation; tariff bills to
rob the people, to fill the pockets Of
the manufacturer. Here was first
passed the contemplate Civil Rights
bill. which is subversive of the rights
guaranteed the States, and it was
here the Force bill Of the last session
went through, bill to place the
lives and liberty Of the people at the
mercy of President who cares fol
neither. 1t is here that an endless
number of infamies have been origi-
mated and hurled upon the American
people subsidies and salary-grab'
and land grants, the list of which
would fill q dozen newspapers.
But we shall have no more Of sucE
things. We shall have no more thu
corrupting, money-lavishing lobby
no more Of such spectators as Oakel
Ames, Sam Ward and Dick Irwin
no more such canting, smirking hyp
ocrites as Schuyler Colfax; no NOR
such gag-law statesmen as Poland
no more masked robbers like Dawes
no moro such contemplate, pett.
thieves and imbeciles as Dick White
ley, Of Georgia, j. Hale Sypher, 0
Louisiana, Mckee, Of Mississippi
Cessna and Negley, Of Pennsylvania
Butler, of Tennessee, Plate, of Vir
ginia, and q multitude like them
The day for such is passed, just a
the day for the more audaciou
thieves like Butler is passed.
The House Of Representatives ii
the future will be led by diferen
men-by honest men-by Democrats
, The Republicans can never sgsil
have power in that body, and thei
ascendency in the Senate viii vanis
rs rapidly as the people can get
chance at it.--PomerOy's Democrat
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-11

In CALIFORNIA, Politics is boiling
in California. Quite number Of
county conventions Of the Democrats
and Republicans have already been
had, in which county tickets were
nominated and delegates chosen to
the State Conventions. The Inde-
pendents, like those in Oregon, are
laying back, gophering around, and
waiting to see what will turn up in
the other two parties which may
rebound to their advantage, The
coming campaign in California will
most propably be n more spirited one
than for many years,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-11
LET rae People ACT.


In view of the fact which cannot
be denied that there has been more
political corruption in high places,
and greater frauds perpetrated upon
our country, in the past fourteen
years than in the whole previous his
tory Of our Republic, the people are
at last aroused to a proper sense OF
their duty and their power to correct
these evils, and have determined to
reform them. They are tired and
disgusted with the bowling mob OF
fanatics who have held sway over our
country and reveled in the capitol
Of the nation for the past fourteen
years during which time the chief
work Of the disgraceful, accursed
horde has been TO ruin, plunder and
destroy all that was good, great and
liberal in our institutions. The SOY
ereigns Of the land are once more
asserting their right to be heard and
obeyed, and political tricksters may
as well learn this lesson early. 1t is
the off year for the politicians Of any
party who subserve the interests OF
the people to their own advancement,
and trade upon the trust reposed IN
them by the people. By an affective
dispensaticn we have special Con
gressiohal election suddenly precip-
itated upon us, and under the state
Of facts alluded to above, i'll tbehooves
individuals in the Democratic party,
no less than in opposition parties, to
look well to the character Of those to
whom they delegate the power to
name our Congressional candidate.
Let them be men Of standing in the
various communities in which they
may reside throughout the State, and
let them be men who will 60 to the
Convention on no trading expedition
but animated solely with desire fol
the best interests Of the people as
we'll as Of the party. So far as "Olo
Linn" is concerned its delegates ii
our conventions have heretofore beer
singularly free from the charge O.
swappers or traders'in political nom
inations, and our delegates have
sometindbsc been called stupid" be-
eaussS they pOaityely refused to &C
into disgraceful compacts and comb
nations to secure local advantages
But the sequel has shown that it il
far better to be classed among thu
honestly stupid people Of sterling
Linn than with the tricky traders o
some other counties, for while th'
latter named have for years beel
demoralized and in the hands Of thu
enemy, our county has ever main
tainod its exalted standing in tn
party and always stood at the hea'
OF the Democratic column.
We trust the Democracy Of ever
county in the State will do their dut,,
and send full representations Of N
peoples delegates to tlie State Conven
fion
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-11

RrcoyRRD.- We IRE pleased to
learn that "Brick" Pomeroy has full
" recovered from his late protracted
and dangerous illness and has re-
sumed editorial management Of his
Democrat, which he is making pecul-
iarly red-hot just now. Tho Radical
thieves and ring-maators must stand
from under when that "Brick7 drops
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-11

His name was Stewart, and he said
that q revelation from God directed
him 10 stop a Kansas Pacific train
near Perry station, and so he rode
his horse upon the track just in front
Of the locomotive, The train stopped,
the man was taken 10 Perry station
and the horse never knew what hurt
him; but Stewart may recover and
probably won't have any more rail
road revelations.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-11
wounds

Mr. Louis Bayley last week arrived
III Yamhill county, from the East,
aud met his brother, Daniel Baylsy,
whom he had not seen before for 50
years, Daniel ia 50 and Louis a
years Of age.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-06-11

At sheep range near Summit Lake,
at the head Of San Joaquin river, on
Thursday night, oOuple Of grizzlies
got into a corral with lot of sheep,
aud two mcn-William Ried and
William Cartwright--whO were sleep
ing near by were so badly mangled
wtilo attempting TO defend the sheep
that they died from the effects Of their
yornds