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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-31

Pa1LApELpHrA, May 3O.-Thc belmont
Park Association opened their new track
to-day in the presence Of 5000 people,
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NEW ORLEANS, May 3O.-David Childs,
colored, was shot and instantly killed by,
Eugene FOuroOt. A woman Was the
cause, ,.l.
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QuEpEc, May 800 p. M.-Thc fire
continues to rage with unabated fury
Already the houses destroyed may be
numbered by hundreds. Almost the whole
population OF the 81. Lonis suburb are
moving, and hundrcds'o Of the poor suffer
ers Will be compelled to pass the night in
the open fields. Thousands Of people are
on the streets viewing the fire. The wat
Or was turned off from the ward when the
fire stsrted, which will account for its
rapid spread. The Asylum Of the Good
Shepherds Is now out OF danger. . y
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TIE American Sociati.. gives an ac-
count OF the socialistiC communities in
the United States. The InspiralionistS
OfAmana, Iowa, number l,45O, arc led by
a woman, and permit, but do not encour-
age, marriage. The Harmony Society Of
Economy, Pennsylvania, has about hun.
dred members, and owns $2,OO0,0OO
wortl, Of property; accumulated in manu-
iacture; marriage is prohibited. The
Separatists OF Zoar, Ohio, number three
hundred, own 81 ,O0o,OOO'in property, and
discourage marrying. The above men
toned are Germans. Noyes' Perfection
is,s, al Oneida and Wallingford, practice
what they call Complex mArriage," are
worth 100000 or moro, and are manu-
iacturtrs, publishers and agriculturists.
The Shakers have eighteen societies in
seven States, practice celibacy, and geu-
orally are prosperous financially. The
Icarians Of Corning, lows, are French,
marty regularly, number 65, and are not
wealthy. .. 55,,ti T
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district TO the State Convention should be
elected with that view, and, in part foF
that purpose.
J As TO the time and place Of holding tils
State Convention, nothing as yet has
been determined on by the State Commit
ice. 30 far as We are advised. There ia
talk Of holdingit at Parkersburg, and we
bop.c that ii will be the pleasure Of the
committee to select that place, as II is
convenient by river orrail to a large part
Of the district. - '''z
As tovths timesof holding the, Con
yention, 4welshopldS think .ihat the. tirst
week in August would answer every
No time will be lost by
delaying 70, tlat date. There will re.
main then three months for Solid work
until the Presidential election, and polit'
ical meetings until after harvest are
not inEorler. "As snow Id summer or
rain in harvest" 80 Is political meeting
out Of place when farmers arc busy. The
neEspapers will afford the people ali the
food for reelection they need until the
stump orators take the field. The ora
tory Of The Stumpers has a laxative el-
Iects on tho popular bowels during the
heated term, and too much Of it is not
good.
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MHMrIiI9, Il May 3Or-There was no
organized celebration of Decoration Day
Al the National Cemetery, but n number
ef people visited it and placed floral
offerings upon the graves. !7lisp . g
AT TOLEDO. Ri'
TOLEDO, May 3O.-The ceremony Of
decorating the. soldiers graves was oill y
performed this morning by Forsyth Post
u. A. R., after which a public meeting
was held at the, Opera House with ex.
recises appropriate 70 The occasion. r
AT DETROIT.
DETROIT, MIcH., May 30 Decoration
Day was very quietly observed. There
was no public demonstration.
AT WILMINGTON. n
WILMINGTON, N. c., May 3O.-At the
memorial ceremonies to-day there
were 5000 persons in the procession.
Governor Bragden was on thestand. An
address prepared by Senator Morton was
read by a friend, Morton being delayed
at Washington. ....
AT BALTIMORE. .y,
BALTIMORE, May 3O.-The graves Of
the Union soldiers in London Park aud
other cemeteries were strewn with flowers
to-day. The ceremonies were participa-
ted 10 by much larger number than for
some years past. An GRAFTON was deliy-
cred by Hon. II. o. Pratt, Of Wisconsin,
and an address by Hon. @. Wiley Wells,
nf MisSiaRinpi. ..r .s |-fHHI.ttfs '.
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WASHINGTON.
I,elknnn Impcnchment.

WASHINGTON, May Opinion Is cx.
pressed that the Belkpap Impeachment
trial will he postpoGcd until November
next, when the Senate will reassemble for
that special purpose. 1t is probable that
the trial will continue. six weeks or two
months. To 60 on will" 1t now would
prolong the session OF Congress I'LL the
latter part OF August or the first OF Sep
tember. A month or six weeks will be
required to finish up the absolutely nee.
essary legislative business Of passing an
nual. appropriation bills. Grave doubts
are expressed by many whether, in view Of
the fact that less than twO.thirds
Of tlie Senate have voted in favor ol ju:
FrisaictiOn, there is anything to he gained
by proceeding with the trial atall. Very
eminent legal authorities who have no
connection with the proceedings, assert
that 90 Senators who yesterday voted
against taking jurisdiction will not be
precluded by the Senate's action from
voting mol guilty on this jurisdiclional
ground, when the final issue is presented.
a. THE CABINET.
II is Understood that all recent Cab.
met changes will take practical effect IRON
the list oi June. Mr.. Cameron Is expected
to take charge of The War Department
tlssI first OF The coming month. Judge
Pierrepont will leave for England the
22d ot June. ..
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TIE CABINET.
FIRE RECORD.


IA QgEnEc, May 3o.-A fire started in
Scott street this afternoon and Is now
raging. Fifty houses have been destroy
ed. The efforts Of the Gremen appear
useless, and owing TO the prevailing Of a
high wind and The. intlammable material
in tho neishBorRood;it is feared that the
greater part Of sLyI.ouis suburb will be
lpstrnypu .f,#f-...
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were very impressive and the floral offer.
ings were Of unusual magnitude and
eloquence.
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weather Report.


For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, rising
followed by falling barometer, increasing
easterly to soutllerly winds, continued
warm and partly cloudy weather and
thunder storms.
For the Lake Region, falling barOm-
eter, east 10 south winds increasing TO
brisk and in the upper lake region TO high,
and warmer and partly cloudy weather
with rain ares gradually extending east
SwnrI ~
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Cast Steel PIow Points bin

Farmers one aud all, are hereby Informed that
money, time and labor can Ii Hlved by using CAS-
Steel blow Shaua Il which, only one has In many
caAes proved sufficient for whole EhrOn's poWing
and In soule soils, by being twice sh1rlehel, one
share has lasted two seasons
Thry srodr bright and make The plOw srnur and
run easier, and ate % strong and tough that they
will not break. When worn dull, they eau le
aharpened and tempered by any good blacksmith
without disturbing the hitting part. '' -
All regular sizes kept On baud and ht any Pitts
bungh rlOw, ....,.. ......
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ATLAYPAYETrE.

1kYFAYErrs, IND, May 3.--DCcora-
tion Day was observed more generally
than ever before There was n large
procession and formal exercises at the
Opera House, which was filled 10 over.
flowing. Buainess was generally aus.
pended after dinner. 'i '''."' % w
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AT COLUMBUS.

Columbus, ., May SOL Decoration
Day was generally observed. The five
hundred soldiers graves at Greenlawn
Cemetery were handsomely decorated
with mountain laurel and rare flowers.
Governor Hayes presided over the cere-
monies, and delivered lhrec.minutc
address. During the decoration n na-
tional salute was fred. ~ ''"' lsi ~
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AT PITTSBURGH.

tIPt41spuoH, May SO.-Deeoration Diy
WAS very generally observed in the two
cities to-day. Many places Of business,
including all banks and public Offices,
were closed and lhe principal through
fares decorated with Gags. The cere-
monies at The different burial grounds
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AT NAsHvLLEa S!s:

NASHVILLE, May S0.7-The graves Of
the Federal dead at the National Gene.
terry were decorated by both the ex-United
States and ex. Confederate soldiers. About
40 Mexican. soldiers were in attendance.
Col. leon Trnesdale, State Superintend-
ent Of Public Instruction, made patri-
6tie and appropriate address, as did other
speakers, e. H..,-5,. .', r.. ~.
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CLEVELAND, May 80. : Decoration Day
was observed here very generally. A
large numbef@ofl business houses were
closed ,=ilags displayed, &es the military
organizations partic icipaiipg in the deco
rating ceremonies. The day was clear
and pleasant. = ES E =
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NEW ORLEANS, May t$0.-The graves
were decorated, and Stlie National salute
fred. The ederalTofficesy closed at II
A. NJ, and the Congressional Committee,
after aahort session, adjourned until To-
morrow. - piLs. .sSitA
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Every Slau has my trade mark and the words
"CAst Steel" cast thereon. tsi f., ,-.
Rd-OrIer ono Of thCse At Once md Try Z now,
ADD Ju VIII buy no aiore cast iron points here
alter, o.. ils ,u. .ag .Les,I.. cut ...
= The proceas Of making this siCel s patented, and
nv own 't.L. t||U E.rrU 81. -H FIIg. b" TO- RI
6taSt Steel Axle Boxes and Wagon ,SkeiDS, also
made under PATENT having from four 10 six times
the strength and only half the weight Of thoso
mRle Of GiStlTUn. J. Q. MDWELl,
Duqueano Way and Garrison Alley,
Pittsburgh, IA.
PIrrsBuRoH PLow woRKs, Nay q, 1876
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81. LOUIS, May: The Ceremony Of
decorating the soldiers, ,gtayes 10 the Ma
tional Cemetery ut !Jetfefson Barracks,
fourteen miles below this city, was per-
formed this afternoons Although the
dayswas not observed as holiday there
were several thousand people on the
ground. Addresses were, delivered in
English and Germanlby. both Federaiand
Confederate officers, and poems read, the
EXERCISES being Interpreted with appro-
priste music, after which all the graves
In the cemetery were lavishly strewn with
flowers, wreaths, &c.,therc being no, dis
crimination;betwe Federal and Confed'
aEaIh q. anlnHnl
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04

GRAFTING HISrs.-AbOut this time as
the old almanacs have it, lookout for hints
on grating; but with all the good advice
aud plain directions given by the various
papers, there are yet many people who de-
clare they never have any luck ia perform
ing this operation. | once knew an old
CRATER who declared "a scion must be hut
cry before il will grow" which in plain
language simply means that scion laid
away for short time is surer to grow than
one cut fresh from the tree. This theory
IS not confined to the old CRATER alluded TO
above, but has received credeGce among
many skilled houiculturists of the present
time. Certain it is that scion like cut
ting is not injured oy being cut from the
tree prematurely, and laid away with pro-
per care until needed. Some prefer graft
ing very early; / do not. Just previous to
actual growth is the time | select for per-
forming the operation, but like my scions
cut early and preserved in damp soil or
moss, the latter preferred. Be careful to
have the bark on the scion and stock TO ft
accurately. tie tightly, wax thoroughly.
and there is very little risk about the WORK.
-.Correspondence n. Y. Tribune.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04

The Lewiston Journal says that sweet
corn may be dried and kcp. as long as de-.
sired. The following Is the method as de-
scribed by an exchange: The corn is gath
cred at the most suitable state for boiling.
not too old nor too green; thin slice is
taken of all around the ear with sharp
knife. taking of as little as possible, ye
cutting the top off from every kernel. Then
with the back of the knife the ears are
scraped. taking out all the inside OF the
Kernels and leaving the skins ana bulls on
the cobs. The milky mass is then spread
on plates. aud dried in quick oven, but
not so quick as to scorch it. After it is
nearly dried, it is put into thin muslin bags
and hung up around the stove until thor
oughly dry.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04

PLANTINa GARDENS EARLY.-A great
many people plant their gardens too early.
A few warm days always cause people to
think they had better plant many vegeta-
bles that would do better II planted two or
three weeks later. At the south the gar
dens may be planted in March and April.
but at the North but few things should be
planted before May. Lettuce. onions.
beets and peas are the first to 60 in to be
followed in two or three weeks with sweet
corn, beans, melons, &c. In the States
extanding from Deleware to Maine, not
hill OF corn, beans or melons should be
planted before May l5 and in cold Springs
would be better to plant such things
about May 25th.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Ervs;' ri
pelas, Rose, or st. Antbo
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of tbs
skin, Ulcerations of tbs
Liver, Stomach, Kidneva
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules
Boils, Blotches, Tumors
letter, Salt Rheum, Scala
Head. Ringworm. Mo-
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
Ear.h's Waiting.
BY J. 6. WHITTIER.

BY J. Is. WHITTIER.
Unkis>ei Of the sunshine. unbaptizel Of show
err.
With bud, scarcely swelled which would burst
lato flowers,
We wait Tor toy coming. sweet wind Of the
South.
f,r the touch OF thy light wings, the kiss OF
thy mouth,
For the yearly evangel thou bearest from God-
Resurrection and life to the graves of the sod ;
o, rose of the springtime. it. light and it.
breath.
Bring warmth TO this codness, bring life to
this death:
Renew the great miracle. let u behold
The stone from the mouth OF the sepulcher
rolled.
And nature, like Llz irus. rises as Of old,
1t cur faith, which in darkness and coldnes.
has lain.
Revive with the warmth and the brightness
again;
And IN blooming of flower AMI budding OF tree
THE symbols and types Of our de- tiny see;
II life Of the springtims. the life Of the whole,
Aud a, sun 10 the Sleeping earth, love 10 the
soul.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04

Sores, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in
the Bones, Side and Head, Femals
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorrhpa, arising
from internal liberation, and Uterins
disease, Syphilitic and Mercprial dis.
eases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emaciaton.
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparilla is combination Of
vegetable Alternatives - Stillingia, Man.
drake. Yellow Dock with the Iodjdes
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
efficacious medicine yet known for
the diseases it is intended to cure
Its ingredients are so skIlfully com.
bined. that the full Alternative effect a,
each is assured, and while it is so mia
as TO be harmless even 10 children, it i,
still so effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruption,
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the 'onfidence which
prominent physicians all over the cous.
try repose in it. prove their experieu:.
Of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated, and are constantly bti--
received, and as many Of these eases ar.
publicly known, they furnish cou'u.e,
evidence of the superiority Of tA,, >4.,
saparilla over every other a.;.y4ar.
medicine. SO generally is its s.r.r
ority to any other medicine kuoaa, ta:
We need do no more than t. a>..l. tile
public that the best qualities lt h-s eg.
possessed are strictly maintained
PREPARED uY
Or. !. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell. Mass.
Practical aud fsaEyftcGf fL,sni,t,
SOLD III ALL DRUGGISTS ENEklVulEE
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04

MEAT LoAF.-Chop fine whatever cold
meat you may have. fat and lean together,
add pepper, salt and finely chopped onion
two slices ofbread which have been soaked
in milk, and one egg; mix well together
and bake in form. This makes an admira-
BILE tea or breakfast dish.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
cATARRh,

a Cough OF TWENTY-FITE
YEARS STANDING CURED.
Catsrrh with Droppinss in the
Throat, Causing Feeling Of Stran9-
ling, Dizziness, Pains in Side, and
Weakness Of Kidneys, imme edistely
relieved, System seemingly made
over New by use Of one Bottle.
MgssRs LrrrLEFrELp GO:
] live in Manchester row, and have lived over
nfty years IN Gonstown. about two miles from
here. | am II years old. 1 have had Cstarrh
for fifteen years, and bad cough for twenty ave
years, especially spri ng and Fall. Good deal of
that time have had dizziness In the head. Dur
ing the fifteen years have had droppngs from
the hs ad upon the lungs. hlling my throat with
phlegm. causing tickling In the throat. and when.
ever was down with lever creating a feeliug of
sndoo atIng and stranshng. People have thought
j have consult ed . great many physicians, but
never got more than temporary relief. About two
months ago had disry spell, fell down and Was
insensible for some time. and did not know nv
ovn folks for over SIX hours. Nv brother told
me Of your Constitutional Catarrh Remedy. and
advised me TO bay bottle. He had CAtArrh and
took this, and it left. l got bottle and IN ten
dsys II cured the Catarrh, removed the phlegm,
tickling in the throat, and my cough, and was
able TO saw four cords OF wood. wor king SIX hours
day. never saw any thing like II. II seemed
10 make me all over new. / now have none of
the old troubles unle-s get cold, and ID ca tea.
spoonful OF the Constitutional CAtarrh Remedy
removes everything. would not be without i;
as long as could get money 10 buy 1t with. ~
grandson and his wife have had Catsnh and they
are trying II and finding immediate TeleG
! have bad pains in the small of my back and
weabress Of the Kidneys for many years, and
though wo. / band daily, shoveliBs THE season
OF the year. my Kidneys have found great relief
and the pains have greatly diminished
JOSEPH GEORGE.
Manchester, y. H., April s5. 1870.
Capt. Joseph George can get the testimony OF
every bank man and city officer to back him a.
reliable and honest.
sSiIundfed eds OF cases of 8 similar nsturs cured
within the last year. snens and Lotions give
only temporary relief. The Constitutional Ca
tarrh Remedy strikes q the root builds 1p tho
con.tiiution, makes !, new and drives away "a
tarih and all diseases Of the mucous new b. snes
and their al aitendant paine ami aches, pertaining
TO head. back, shoulders, ksineys and throat.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
AMERICAS AND FOREIGN PATENTS
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR Of PATENTS,
For Inventions, Trade Marks, Deagns
10 State St.. Opposite Kubv ),
BOSTON


fTER an extensive practice OF ppwar,I. n,
~ Thirty years, continues to sscurc Pa..D,s in
tAe | nlted states: also IN Great Britain France
and other forrIEn countries. Caveats spsciGca
lions, Assignments, nd all other paper. for -.
tents, executed on reasonable terms with dt.
patch. Researches made to detein ne the yaIIItt,
and slillty otPatents OF Inventions AMI lsx,I
and other advice rendered IN all matters hing
The same Copies OF the claims Of any patent
furnished oY remitting one dollar. Assignment.
recorded in Washington.
No Ageney IA tAe Unite States possesses tt.r.-,,
faet!neA Lor obtaining Patents " ascertainin, "a,
Pa:eatabiitiv OF tisresiioas.
All necessity Of Journey TO Washington to
procure a Patent, ana the asu al greatdslav tb.rc
are here saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. EDDY a. 7Ae OF the nostcspasle ami
f.ccessCsI practitioners with whom ! have had
on'aal intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Comm4ssiOner OF Patents
they cannot employ man more conpssent ana
uLfeorfAy, rnG more capable OF puitI.g their
apph atone ia form to secure for them an earle
anu favorable consideration at the Patent Deice
EDMUND BURKE.
- Late CommtBsIoner OF Patents
hr ii Eddy has adc for me over THIRTY an
piioAtohs Tor Patents, having been successful in
steVery case. Such unmistakable proof of
great talent and ability on his part, leads me TO
Recommend all invent, rs 10 apply TO him 10 pro
cure their patents, as they may be sure OF having
cases, and at very reasonable charges,
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston Jan. l ls.6-lyrl
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
Pauper Notice.

i has contracted With tie City Of Ellsworth 70,
the support Of the Poor during the ensuing yeu
and has made ample provision for their support.
He therefore forbids all persons from turn ishins
supplies to any pauper on his accosnt, a., with.
out his written order, he shall pay no bills %
furnished. NC. REYNOLDS,
EllswoEth. NAY y, ISIS. So0
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04
poetrp.


| hear from many little throat,
wsrble interrupted long;
| hear the robins fute-like note,
The blue-birts slenderer song.
Brown meadows and the russet hill,
Not vet the haunt of grazing herds,
And lhickeis by the glimmering riil
Are ali alive with birds.
0 choir Of spring. why come so soon!
On lesfless grove and herbless lawnf
Warm lie the yellow beams OF noon;
Yet Winter is not gone.
For frost shall sleet the pools again;
Again the clustering East shall blow;
Ahirl a white tempest through the glen.
And load the pines with snow.
stay, for tint Of green shall creep
- N DER the orchards grassy floor.
Aud from it. beJ the crocu. peep.
Beside the housewife, door.
William Cullen Bryant.
Ellsworth American., 1876-05-04

PRICE 81 PER BoTTLE.-soid by all Drug.
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on taiarrh, and containing innumerabls cAses OF
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