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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19

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@prten, tpel6e 6atuaeu auffl6rte.
Isle lagtcn mir. oaB Sic i'll ben SeiiB
elmer 8iIa al Der Lbemle unb einesGtnz
femmens BON i0brljhen tauleno BTuno
oefomineu mdreu." ln9te er. .Aommen
oieIe bon MiB Stair 2"
Nirs. ytaluerne 30gerte, Gntmortete
aber IAtieBllh:
n%fa, lie tolnmen BON tbr."
p4l5 S6pei9geto2
S9c."
r9luu, ba 81. ite 6eute NOD nidt seIes
BEN babeu,~ i0ate Tatpnep ihGrfIinli9,
siit ee fldr, oaB Sic i'm 8fftBe auoerer
9ebeimniiie BON ibr fein m~iifieul"
.Oa5 bin i6 du9. Sic hag piete @ez
betmuiiie,~ uno IS log Elm 1harfsr 0o0n
i'll Wfrs. Watrerne's 5timme, yul0 tD
bin Die 8tluaDrerin oerieibtn."
ySje sa0lr einen bobeu BreiS fir SIRE
Serinwiegeubeit. SD moAte S0rWlIlen
ssrne tbeilen," iaSte TapneD, uGber 5ur
WlttiDe 4turiideno. yNlr Beioe 1abtn
uRs ia oabtu gcetnfBt, etnanoer bel unfes
rem beioerieitiGen 8idHen bei3ulteben.
6a6s tb fein Hedt on Sbr 8ertruueu 2"
r@etpiB ni0t," io8te 3Jtrs. 0tatuerHe
rnht8- pS0 babe mein BorGaben. Sir
Mart Greoaiil 5u btiratbsn, aufBegeben.
0le Segeguuug pom gettern 2tbeuo bat
mid ouf8eflGVt, baB er gteih Sbnen eli
mes BON Dttn Stairs Opferu ift. IS tit
i0noerbar, oa6 bieieS iblanfe WaoAen
nit ieinen 9r0Ben, ihIrar3cu 1agen IND
benz oiiuenfarbeLen Eelnt cine iolAe
Ofdnnefbs3aubg4jn lit. Gr mirO nattlrs
LID lterbeu. 2t3er oud iucrrn er ujbt
itnbt, if CT fur MID pertoren. ba er III
0slieoter lit. Sn ieoem Safe a6er. OBJ
er leot 0oer itjrbt, mu{fen sic eiulelan.
ocB mein Rlnn, ;DG ill beirot3eN, lEai
ean3 often 3u lpre0en. p0aIt6noig fFu1tz
los ill.,"
IS iie6t 10 ans ia0te 6aDoep fat.
g1euu Ell tebt, lit Ct, iple Ste ia5tlt,
Nip Stairs 9eliebter IND fol4Li1 Tur
G,c unerrei0bat. 48enn Ct It'll bt, mas
aud geibe0en miro, lit CT ganS GerptB
uuelreidbor fir Sic. Mas oQun alto 2"
$50 itbe feinen altoereu Auspeg Dor
mir, ais mid auf nteinc L9emie< BllIa
suriif3p3ic6en.~ erftdrteuers. UiGtuerns,
vdber otele 3urudgsSogeubeit bat auh
ibte 92e'3e. SD bin WittDe uno oabet
meine etgene perrin. 1iib SGajr miro
mir Yterpe uno einea Waaen geben. Sh
babe piele TrelIroe uno GefGnnte in Der
Slup&. oOU 4UClpt Ctll uEtNSkVSHL9J apet
auitlnoigss 0aus f1breH, meinc6reuuoe
enpfGn9en, Wdrtens uno B0iitrportien
gebcu, &bee 41enoe uub anoere Teltlib
teiten arraugtren uno iperce nit Der 3stt
8eutB cine CUTE Bartie MAIDEN. SD bin
ni1t DGBtid)." uno fte mari etnen ftlidtts
gan Slid in 0en Spiegsl, enno I'LL cod:
ttdnoig offsn nit JDneH gu ieiu. STR.
Tatpnep, beabiidti9e i'd, oaB nlsine 3tpeite
6elratb ebenio aldl5enb ieiI iou, ais
meiEe erfte tD0ribt ipar."
Baipnep tnar gebanfenUon. Die Gitefz
fett 0ieies 8eibes, Ihr SbLi0e uno Ht07
lie, bo5QaeS erf6ien ibm fleinlid genug
aber CT wuBte, Oab lie Iilti9 mo ueridld.
gen lei mo oaB tie tlu nilgtJh iein f6nIte.
Gr DiiHldte butter Dus O%ebeImniB iDrer
gstpalt iiber Soltette SIT tGmmeu. N6et
pie fonltte CT oaS 8ertraueu Der Wittinc
9%etpi1uen ?
Cine Spec burGsudte ibn. 8arum
toute er tbr ut1t etIen 6eiratasantrq8
ntaden -
0ortIesuns iot9t.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19

Aus benz Glfa8, %. Septemz
TENDER, l6rei6t man: @Inen Ie0r trallz
rt8eu Geteg, iDelbe Fur9tbGrtn Tolgen
cine 9eniieHtoie Danobabung Der gez
neutrality-suspicious. BoriOrlften nab
ItW 5ie1en tam, lieFert g~egen!OGrtlg ole
Wemetuoe Sui tenbeim lit J.z
@liaB. Bor etlpa DIet 18Q6eu mar bort
bel eiAem Bauer cine sc II B ullter eigenz
tDumlj9en Grl1einUngeu 3u Wrunoe ges
gangen. SIM legten Otomeute bate man
Dem Gbier NOD lOueu ben !00ls our17
lDnitten cine uuf bent 2auoe iebr 6ez
liebte 45rari8, noh lpeid)er Der Gi9sl1a
tbitulcr pes Nie0e5 ltD in oer Jtegel obne
ale Welpilian9biIie gum 8erIauTe oes
IY!eIl0e5 bered}1tgt glal6t. SH oteieu
5au bate aber Der WtalGit Den I'M beH00s
barren Drte Sii0ipeilcr %itationirten @ans
f~on0ttDIerar3t geruren, Oer 0uA al3bato
III Be8leitung zines DieBgers Gnfont.
005 getQIele G0ter iDutpe fir lpentQe
0rGuten etin0r6en ulIo Dem WteBger oDM
Gbter0t3t 0uTGegeben, 0a5 6leilb l6Ieuz
ntglt gu 0erQrbesteH, Dc eS lonlt 8etaDrs
LiG lDeroen f0nne. 8ter3e5u Gage
DiItDete u Die Rranfbeit, Delhe feline
alDere pGr ais Der I'd iL5brauo, or
oCm Dirt, o9ne oaB Nn5eigc e~r1tattet ipors
Den mare, uu0 o1S 8letiO lDuroe tets
inter Aiititen3 0eS Gbterar3Fes perfaIft.
Wtebriabe uuter ben 3 orfbemobz
nern u1ter gang 8leiben uuo b0bit
6Gratterlitjl1en SDmptOmen auitretenDe
EranfDeitSfaue, lpoOon elmer raid sum
IoOe ftl9rte, peranlGBten ben ArSt Oct
@emeIn0e, cine lorafdltt8e JtaOforl0ung
ai5ulteIlell, iUeide 0eun atsDal0 lber Die
N0tur Der &rnntDeit telnen 3lpejfel lieB.
3wetBerioneu iino in5Ipii1eE Der Blutz
uergtftun9 erle8en, cine brittle lie8t
loffntn9sLos Oarnleoer. 3ebu iueitere
45erlonen b~eftnoen iid uob III GratLtOer
Sebanolung, mopou meDrere sl erllltz
lider S%eiorgniB AnlaB gebet. 9&aU oen
5Gutcn, Die bereItS ueriaHot iporoen ftno,
iDtro eltriglt BefGDnOet. pa Die groBte @es
fabr oorDanoen lit, oaB 0as Silt bur@
Tltegen, melAe tgre Sangperf5eu9e
nn0 8eiue balnit 6eiu0elu, lpeiter perz
breitet ipirp. Seitsn5 Oct BebDroe ltuo
nnfaiienoe MaBre8etn geBen Serbrejtung
0eS utiI8Drauoes 8etrotfen. Uegen ben
&9israrat tit uHterluDHng ein8eIsitet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19
neutrality-suspicious..
Ste 6arDe Oct @eronbsdtter-

Meun G6lorib0bu, oer CRIME 9yarbez
itoff Der BlGtter. gleid Dem meilten
DQiti8en Grin cine auiammengeleBte
Uarbe lein lollte, miB eiler bon oeiien
8e itanotbeileu Elm pf1au3li9es8tau ieiu,
ueldes 0ur6 GGuren Gerotbet !Derben
fam. 28eln Der our6 Ditale Strait ooer
oHyb aus Der Gr0Hllli8teit ibln 5u8ez
filDyte, alfalildle Stoffe III eirten lleuz
traleu Suitau0e eltbattene Btattidft
Dnrh ben atno1pb1riicben Sauetitoff bet
AufDDren Der Circulation gelauert lpera
oeu loute, 10 milBte oieler Stoff 0aS
pfd15ttde 8Lau oe5 9btorip1Du5 ROTH
tarbeu fonuen. Golnit mu6te f%erner,
Den1 bos paan3Itbe 8lau aui oieie
8etIe ger0tbet moroen mare, ba1Ielbe
iuteoer blGH iueEoen, toenu Elm Alfalt
barauf elutnIrft, ODER, init aa6ern QS0r@
ten, Dern crime 8Idtter i'm Derblte auf
Die aHgeltUnlmeue Wsife ROTH 9efdrbt
loeroen l0lteu Ourb GlnipIrtung Der DrD7
Direnoen Atno5p6are, 10 mlIBten blele
aud tpIeocr bonn JtotD tns @rllne Iber<
gebeu, ipelll tie elmer alfallbaltiBen Ntz
m~oepDGre dusge1eBt lDaroen.
SIN yNNerlcan Sournat Of ScIenteS"
tDetlt &. Morton NIT, lDte er sur Yritz
IAttb DUlHE RVpQ$DEit LttLk %tNdUuL lUiVGL
DerDltbiattrt ullter eiter @lasgt0Ge nee
Del etueIn Qmnpntat entDaltenDeu Wez
fdBe DEM Gid}t ailsleBtt nlto Die @euug7
tDuung bate 5u be0baOten. i0ie i'll Den
metlGen UQtltA Die grllne Varbe tDie0er
gum NorihsIu tQm uno ltO neDrere
Wtinuten uMo tbeILwsile lelbit GtuHaeu
Iau8 belt.
Ser 6roTt ip;elt tpa6r1AeinIib BET bern
QerUQrDtinGen Oct 0e(bl!fdrbu1g feille
01otre Eolle, ais 0aB ct yur Die Gtrca@
latlou bemmt, iubem er Die 0lGtter
rotDet. 28enn fri6 ill 6erbit Elm l0arz
fer 6roit ctutritt, ioie folde5 tit oielem
Sabre iAoi im September Der SAL tuar,
ats Die 8IattmaIie nod poI uno lhner,
10 treten Die rotten 00rben OURS prQDtz
polite perUor, neil oann Die blQue Sub
lt0llt li0D reiAltGD nor0anoeu lit, auf
meiOe bic b0n1 nod ebenfaa5 rel0lidb
DoghQuoeneu S0fte einnjrfen. Ngnu
0ber 0loererleitS Die 0lQtter lQrQiam
oblterben uuo III einem lpGtern rllo
trodeuen lQerbite lougiam Deroorrert,
10 miro bic Ola1le bes 8lottes 10 maaer
uno Die OberTiaUe be3lelben 10 ourr ulo
bart, DAB Elm reiblt0es @atlteDeu idDner
rotber Uagben uun09ii1 lit uno ltQtt
Iprer braun, Die Tdrbe pes 8erFauS, Dors
1ettl0t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19
SO9af5taOt.
(S9tus.)

Sat man it0 5nr Qaltung elmer S0ds
ferei eHtl1tolen, 10 erpage uno beredns
man Dor Auem ipobl, Db ole Tleij0er3iez
Lung ODER Die Bouer5eugung BEN gr0Bten
8ortbetl brll1gt, benn gar berl6ieoen iino
bic S1aatdrtel, tpel1e p~or3ugaipcile oa5
Glne ooer bQs Nnoere 6eroorbringcn.
Die fetapoti8en SDaafe. lpelDe man,
penn MAJ ben 8goBteu Wsipinn aus Del
8oue Sts9en lp1A, Dalten muB, baben gez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-10-19

- Glner in 6a3 0oIpttGl 81 SAM
genal3a ouf8enommenen Grdnfen
ipuroe liln9lt, oQ ibr 3utdnO 8erDad0t
bon Lrth II . e~intloBre, ETH W}it5:
felltlfben aus benz Nrm au8gel1nlttcn
ltu0 III Demletbfn dtsbalo ellie grOBe
W{etge elngef0pietter Grid)tnen entoedt.
IA hteS Der ein5ige III Dem Ott oOrge7
fonnlele DetQrtigs SAL WQr, 10 erl0ten
Die Guele Der 4lnltedtulg rGt0ielDaft,
bI5 Die Granfe ben ,DerBang mittbellte.
Sett Woben Dor bent AuSbru6 Der
Eranfbe!t mdr oielelbe tpeaen Arnlutb
nlht TIL Stanoe, ii0 auf bent D&Qrfte
6lellb ODER Tett sit faufen. Sic berels
tetc IT'D ibre Utabl5eiten aus 0%un0en
ulb SaBcn. bic ibr ms paus gebraAt
tpayoen, mQbrenO oeS Winter5 alid aus
. q % ell unO S ii dD en-, Die iie IT'D
perldafft Bate. Gor einl9en Woden
loaren ibr 5luet Gaben (oeren cine lth
noD gerdu1ert i'll Der MoDnlll9 Dots
fano) ullo eln Ouuo bon eilem iDoDltbd.
tigen NahDar 3u9ei0idt iDorOen. Ser
0un0 l0tcn tleDt lett 3I letrt, uuO uadz
DEM ole Urau t6n geto0tet, ben1erfte fte,
bab Dtel 9elblt6e Ullillt8fett till 8rnlis
ull0 Gauhraum dngelamnlett mar; 0a5
JletItb 3etBGe cine fable UQrbe llo lieB
ftp lute eln SADamm SulGmmcnpreiIen.
Dbmobl i6r oos 9bler nid)t 9eluno
l1Ien, fo6te nnD aB tie eS oenuo9. Use
nlge StunDen nad Der Wtabl3eit erfolg=
ten @rbrehen uEo DurOfuu, u1b IpGter
Anlb@ellnng in 0tit0t uno G%ut5iin>
bun8 Oct Angen. Us Dauerte 4 WtOuate,
beDOr Die Eronte ais ge9eI!t e~ltlaileu
tpetoen fonnte-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13
TREATING THE WRONG DISEASE,

Many times Women call upon their
family physicians, one with dyspepsia,
another with palpitation, another with
trouble Of the breast, another with pain
here and there, and IN this way they all
present alike to themselves and their easy
going and inditfetentdoctofp separate and
distinct dikeAseA, for which he pfesefibes
his pills and potiOnS, assuming them to be
such, when, In reality, they arc all syfip.
toms caused by some Uterine disorder; and
while they are thus only able perhaps to
paiiiate Tor a time, they are Ignorant Of
The catise, and encourage their practice
until large bills are made, when The stuff
erinR patients are no better In the end,
but probably worse for the delay, treat.
ment, and other complications made, aud
which proper medicine directed 10 the
cause would have entirely removed
Thereby insiitntihg health and comfort
instead Of prolonged misery.
From Miss 1oalSDA +. ST. CLAIR,
Shade, Athens Goa Ohio:
"Dt, r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, y. Your
FaSotite Prescription IA working almost
like A miracle on me. lam better already
than have been for over two years.
From ELLA AlsttGrER, zanesville, Ind.
abr. PietceAI received the medicine
YOU senl me and began using II innhedia.
tely, Al d result Of the treatment I feel
better than 1have for three years.
From Mrs. john X, H4MILiN, odell, III.
TDt. Pietce-The Fa3otite Prescription
has done me good, which / am very thank
iul for
d., Pietces Favorite Prescription Is
sold by dealers In medicines. eodsw&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13
Ohio LerIslntnre.

COLUMBUS, January l2.-Inthc House a
bill was introduced to pay salaries to coun-
ty clerks, sheriff. and prClato Judges ac.
cordlng 10 the population Of their res
pective countless and to al other county
officers according TO tax duplicate. BY
this measure fees will 30 considerably re-
duced from what they are now. Also
to exempt physicians, visiting charity
patients, from paying toll. ..
A House billtO make the fOrcible entry
TO corn cribs, chicken or poultry houses,
In the night, burglary, was passed.
In the Senate a bill was introduced
amending the act OF April 10th, 1872,
relative TO incorporated companies 80
a. to provide that the aggregate sums
stipulated 10 be paid to the families or
heirs OF members Of mutual benefit u.s.
sociations shall not exceed seven thou
sand dollars nor shall any assessment for
death exceed One.Rfth Of the one per cent
stipulated to he paid to such survivors at
his deCeaAe. The officers Of these asso-
Citations are to give bond IN sums not less
than $4,000. e
In the House a resolution was intro
duced and ordered printed, submitting
an amendment to the constitution for the
establishment OF County Courts with
Common Pleas Jurisdiction, they to dis
charge the duties now devolying on the
Probate Courts. Also, to establish an in-
dependent district court, and commits
sion to dispose Of the business now before
the Supreme Court.
The following bills were passed The
Senate bill allowing an increase Of the
number Of railroad directors to fifteen
and reduction to seven; the House bill
providing that blanks and stationery for
the Use Of county officers shall be fur
nishctl BY the lowest responsible bidder.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13

New YoRk, january i2.-The usual
throng Of spectators filled tile Brooklyn
court room this morning al Beechet,s
trial, while In the corridors the crush
was a. great as ever. Beeehet, bis wife
and boa and assistant pastor Holiday,
occupied seats near the COUNSEL, while
Moulton and Tiiton had seats on either
side Of cx5tudge Fullerton. Mis-. Tilton
and Mrs. 0vetington came into coutt with
Judge Morris and Ira Wheeler, Their
arrival excited great commotion In court
and fofsonic time they were subjected to
ihS steady taae 81 heGtiy aIlih the room.
Upon opening Of the court ex-Jhdge
Morris, counsel for the prosecution, re-
sumed. When the usual recess was taken
MIS-. Beechef crossed over to Mrs. Tilton
and Mrs. 0vetington and greeted them In
the most cordial manner. They then left
the court room In company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13
AfternOOnIlDis 9
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NRwyYoRk, January 12.LAh e. spdrte
order has been granted restraining the
Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern Rail.
road Company from paying the dividend
declared December Goth. The complain.
ant rccites that the Company, instead Of
paying the dividend, ought TO pay tho In
terest on their bonds, 10 secure the mort
gage on the road for S2b, 900, 900, held by
the Union Trust Company, Of New York.
OEHRtT SMITH.
The c6loted citizens Of New York met
IAst night TO pay tribute Of respect to the
late Gerrit Smith. His only daughter and
nephew and niece attended.
A 100000 FIRE.
A fire in the crockery and glassware
establishment Of James NJ. Shaw, In Chat
ham street, this morning, damaged the
stock 100000 fully insured.
5haFadh .REsIeyBDa 7s Saa
OH. Thomas m Eetett Aas Feligned
The office Of General Superintendent Of the
Eastern Division Of the Western Union
Telegraph Co. Vice President Mumfortl
takes the office for the time being.
AT q meeting bf the Pacific Mall Ditec-
tors to-day Meats. Alexander, Talcott
and Guioh withdrew their designations.
Mr.. sage haa hot YET signifed hfS accept
ante Of the Dictatorship
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13
Perteet,stOve wanted.

An English paper wants a perfect stove
invented, II noticeslan offer which has
resulted In failure, and Says q
Whether we accept MI. DatwlE's h$.
pothesis OF not there can be noldoubt
that a considerable interval has elapsed
since somebody lighted the first fire on
The frat Fireplace, Yet the question
now really ibi Has man made any ad.
vance al ali on, the original ancestot7,-
uuadrumanoas OF otherwise-who origi-
hally devised q heafth2. The late Sir
William Bodkin offered b pfite Of $500
for q crate we'll contfived TO economic
fuel; Tie Society Of Arts invited c9rpee.
tition, d show was held, and the fesultt
was that nobody deserved the prize, and
Il still hg6es begging" This u most
ianteSsiAS. America and England,
where fuel Ia dear and ERE bitterly
required, are also rich In capital and
an oi inventors. Il there no one to en-.
law The so.called "temperater regions Of
ibe world with the best Of al possible
CRATES? The Society Of Arts tested one
hundred and seven crates, aud none came
DID 10 Inc mark" We all know the de-
feet 81 our present system Of warming
tootns, The open fire Il cheerful to look
al, and IL an excellent vHntilatot-.hone
better, but II thoroughly warns the Ait
that mixed with smoke goes up the
chimney, while II most slowly and
most itipefiectly warns the room. The
Continental stove while excellent fol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13
The New Currency bill.

lHgOm lhe New AGRA Tribune fg"
Merchants, manufacturers, bankers and
even the laborers, now appreciate the fact
that millions Of property, or rather that
which was tile basis for millions Of credit,
cannot be wiped out Of existence, without
some one being hurt and that from such
a destruction few will find themselves
exempt frouliloss. Business Is re-estab-
fishing itself upon a new and lower level,
which meanslowsr prices for labor and
all the necessities OF life, and q forced
economy In the use OF luxuries on the
part Of large majority Of those who
have, been living at too rapid q rate.
This does not imply bankruptcy, but Is
the method by which we may yet escape
II. Reduction Of expenses In the store
and at the fresido, does not imply power.
~, but does mean smaller volume OF
business, and a return 10 the sound prin.
ciples which will lead to national wealth,
even In spite Of the blunders in finance 81
a blpndering and plunderipg Congress.
The Senate FlhaNcp bill which was
rushed through he House without debate,
and which Il Is expected the President
will approve, unless he should happen to
change hls. mind, Us suddenly as he did
concerning afamous financial measure at
the last session, has been the subject Of
SOME conversation In street circles, but
does not seem to have produced any ma.
terial effect upon any ofthe markets. The
general impression concerning the bill
seems to be that 40 far as II proposes 10
substitute silver change for the fractional
currency now In Use, II will be found 10
be impracticablet and that no legal
tenders will be retired under its opera.
tlOn, for the reason that unless there shall
be a more rapid and important revival Of
business than there Is any good cause to
anticipate, there will be no considerable
addition 70 the National Bank currency
now In circulation. So the conclusion IA
that beyond the bare promise to pay the
long diShonored legal tenders four years
hence, and without taking any effective
measures to enable the Treasury to fulfil
the promise, there's nothing In It."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13

The Greed OF Gpizot; the Great
Philosopher, Statesman and
Historian.
believed Al one time in my life that
the strength oithe human nindvaa sutEi-
cient to solve the problem presented by
the universe and man, and that the
strength Of the human will was sufficient
to regulate mans life according to its
law and its moral end, After having
long lived, acted and reflected, l became
and still remain convinced that the uni
verse and man are neither Of them suffi-
Gent to explain and regulate themselves
naturally by the mere force Of fixed laws
which preside over them and over human
wills which are brought into play. II is
my profound belief that God, Who Gre
qted the universe and man, governs and
preserves or mobiles them, whether by
those general laws which we call natural
laws, whether by special acts which we
call supernatural, emanating, like the
general laws, from His perfect and free
wisdom and from His infinite power,
which he has enabled us to rec.
ogniZe in their effects and forbid
US from being acquainted with in
their essence and design. thus
returned to the conviction in which | was
Graded, always firmly attached to, the
liberty; which j have received from God,
and which g my honor a well as my right
on the earth, but again feeling myself q
child in Gods hands, and sincerely re-
signed to 80 large share OF ignorance
and weakness, | believe in God and adore
Him, without attempting to comprehend
Him. see Him present and acting, not
only In the permanent government Of the
universe and in the innermost lie OF
mems souls, but In the history Of human
societies, especially in the Old and New
MISREPRESENTATION OF the Divine
Revelation and action BY the mediation
and sacrifice Of our Lord Jesus Christ
for the salvation Of the human race. /
bow beforethe mysteries OF the Bible and
the Gospel, and hold aloof from Scien-
tifc discussion and solutions by which
men have attempted to explain them. l
trust that God permits me to call myself
q Christian, and l am convinced that in
the Light which am about to enter we
shall fully discern the purely human ORR
gin and vanity OF most Of our dissensions
here below on divine things.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13
New York f,egisiatuFe.

ALBANY, January Ex-Governor Til.
den sent d message 10 the Legislatlire 10.
day IN Louisiana matters, concluding "a
follows. New York, hrSt Of The Commons
wealths Of the American Union III popu.
lation and resources and In military
power, should declare her sentiments OF,
his occasion with a IlistitetnesS, dignity
and solemn emphasis which will come
mand the thoughtful attention Of Corr
gtess, Of her sister States, and Of the peo-
Die Of uuf whole country, With the uhan:
Unity with which abe upheld the arms Of
the Union In the past conflict she should
now address herself to the great and most
sacred duty Of fe-establishing the civil
liberty and personal rights Of individuals,
Of Restoring its habits Of freedoms and Of
teAAsettfng the supremacy Of civil au-
thofity over military power throughout
the Republic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13
Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LlDERfY, Janunry l2,-CATTLE,.'
Receipts to-day 1906 headi supply fol
yard sales good, but most common 10 me
tlium; market slow and prices oAa shade.
Best 0jSc; medium TO good ~ aGc; common
to fair 4tIa5c; stOckCrs 2Aa3l3ci bulls ~
iioGs-..Rrceiptl today 9,5s5head. York
ers 80 GOa0 so; best Philadelphia 81 40a1 90,
SnEEp....RGcpipts today $500 head best
S5a5 25; good 81 25aI 80; medium S4al 5Oi
common 81 60aa OO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13

BALrrMoRE, January i2..-Flour quiet
and unchanged Wheat dull amber ives.
tCru 81 l5aI 20 No. | red 81 %. Corn
closed strong and higher mixed western
see. Oats dull white western 0tci mixed
Csc. Rye and Hay unchanged, Provisions
quiet and nominally unchanged Pork
$40 10. Bacon unchanged. Sugar Cured
lfans i2i[ad3c. Lard firm at l4al4Hc.
Butter and Petroleum unchanged. Coffee
quiet and easier, concessions would have to
be made to sell, Whisky 0sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13

NEW YoRE, January l2.-BuslnGSs l.
moderate with the commission houses and
the jObbing trade light. Brown Cottons In
stcady demand at current rates. lileached
Cottons sluggish mud weak. Whitingsvillc,
LinwoOd and Gold Medal bleached shirt
ings reduced u half cent ConstOgN tick
ings reduced about one cent. Manchester
light prints are selling at 0 cents. Cotton
ades in good demand. fancy cassimGrest
mostly c0atings and Kentucky Jeans, fairly
nrtYG. Hosiery ilnproying.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-13

CHICAGO, January l2,-Flour, dull md
unchanged, Wheat, steady demand; 40.
spring 92ISc; No, 2 SS5Gc Cashj SS3{c seller
February; No. 5 quiet Corn, dull; No. :
mixed 10 new G6ISNGGo cash; GGHc seller
February; 7lAa72G seller May; rejected
firm ut dc, Outs, demand fur and market
firm; No. 9, 59SSa52 lGc cash;529sa59A seller
February. Rye, quiet and unchanged.
barley, demand fair md market frmj No.
2 81 70; No. 3sl l0ul 1919. Hogs, dressed
steady, light u 2Oa7 90; heavy ss l2I5a
s 10. Pork, on the decline S1S Goals 62I
cash; $lS SOllS S9K seller February; $40 10
seller March. Lard, dull and nominal,
$lS 30 casl; Si3 " seller February; Sl3 u u
seller March. bulk Meats, dull; shoulders
60HC; short rib 9JSc; short iIear ON all
loose spot. Whisky, steady and 10 mUdCT.
ute demand at Of u middleS.
On call hoard III the afternoon wheat
higher; s9aS0LSC seller February. Corn,
firm GG9Sc cash. Oats, firm 6gISc CAsh.
Pork, lower SiS IN seller February;
$40 G5alO ON seller March, Lard, Grmtr
SiAL