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Lost at Sea.
Halifax, Aug. a. The Spanish brig
Loanezan, from the West Indies, for
St Johns n f., laden with West In
dia produce, struck a shoal OF the rocks
in st. Johns Bay, Monday, and became
a total wreck. Capt. Ferl, his wife,
daughter and steward were drowned
H~uoluatary Cremation
A house belonging to a Mr.. Kelly, at
St. Lawrence, burned down to-day, and
his two IONS persisted in the flames.
The Trko-Serrian War.
Ragusa, Aug. 19.-The Prince of
Milan has invested Col Despetiviuis
with the chief command of the insur-
gents in Bosnia, who have defeated the
Turks at Retrovatz, setting fire to the
town.
The Turks have left the Austrian
frontier and are concentrating in the
vicinity of Liono. A body of about
5000 Turks has been defeated at jan
guam. The Turkish forces now in
the vicinity Of Albany are estimated at
10000.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-20
WASHINGTON
Boa,.s war Ne.es.

bogus War NesrS.
Washington Aug. 19.-Discouraging
news from Crook and Terry, pretend
ing to come by a point in Utah, was
printed this evening. Gen. Sherman
attaches no credit whatever to it, and
says it is perfectly evident from infor-
nation he has received officially concern
ing their movement, that the story was
manufactured. He thinks the Indians
will scatter and no combined attack be
made. Gen. Sheridan holds the same
opinion.
A National Disgrace.
One of the most ~disgraceful results
of the pretended retrenchment leg
islation in the House is revealed by
an examination of the recent order of
the Secretary Of the Navy placing ON
furlough a sufficient number of naval
officers to bring the pay within the APP
preparation. Under this compulsory
reduction many of the most distin-
guished naval heroes will be reduced
almost to beggary, and the pay of the
furlouged lieutenants and officers below
that grade will be less than that of
many classes of the enlisted men, such
as mechanics, firemen, boatswains,
mates and cooks. Among those who
must be reduced are Vive Admiral
Rowan, who was promoted for eminent
services over the heads of such men as
Dahlgren, Davis, Goldsborough and
Gordon, who is cut down to 5000; Real
Admirals Olney, Leroy, Reed, Wood
man and T~renchard, all of whom
fought in the Mexican war, China and
during the rebellion, are reduced to
80, 200, or less than the junior of them
received twenty years ago. Commo-
dores Balch, Preble, SPOTS, Donaldson.
Crosby, Crompton, Hughes, Baldwin,
Calhoun and others will receive 81, 800;
Captains, like Ransem, Hopkins, Tenn
pie, Carter, who was a major general
of volunteers, Lowry, Rae, Dekraft,
Truxton, Mayo and Haremony are re-
duced to $1,400, equal to the pay of
young boys who graduated from the
Naval academy half a dozen years ago.
About twenty commanders will neces-
sarily be fuoloughed at S1,150 per an
mum; about fifty lieutenant command
ers to 81, 100; probably 100 lieutenants
at $500 and 5000; about the anne num-
Der Of masters, engineers and midship-
men at 5000, $500 and $500. The
result cannot but fail to cause great dis
tress among the lower grades, and the
serious impairment of the morals of
the service.
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REPORT.
DEATH OF a KERR.

HIS Last Hours FltH Of Suffering.
Washington, Aug. ia dispatch
was received tonight by Mrs. Pope,
wife of Speaker Kerr's physician, an
nouneing the death Of Mr.. Kerr at
Rock Bridge Alum Springs, this even
ing at 7:30 O'Clock.
The announcement of Mr.. Kerr's
death cast a gloom over the city to-
night. Nj. Sayler and several mem
bers of the House Of Representatives
viii go on to the Virginia springs and
accompany the remains to Indiana.
Mr.. Kerr suffered greatly but his mind
remained clear.
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orally, and that Is the realbattIe4ield 0f
the struggle. With California and
Indiana safe, there will be little anxiety
about New York and either Eyarts on
Morgan can carry the latter easily, as
could Pomeroy if in the field.
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New York Stock Marked.

New York, Aug. 19.-Gold closed at
110f@1103. Money, 1@14. Govern
ments dull but steady. Stocks dull and
steady Western Union, 71a; Quick
silver, ~; Pacific Mail, "a; Mariposa,
g.; Wells-Fargo, $50; New York Cen
tral, 1861; Erie, al; Panama, 100;
Union Pacific stock, 50; u. p. bonds,
1861; Central Pacific bonds, ITO.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

New York's Coming Contention.
New York, Aug. 19.-The Republic
can State convention at Saratoga next
Wednesday promises much exciting
interest. The best impression to-day is
that Conkling's nomination for govern
or, If pressed at all, will only be
urged to defeat Ex-Governor Morgan's
nomination. Personally, Cornell is
unobjectionable; there is no stain on
his public or private character, but
eason Of policy forbid his nomination
now, because Of the prejudice against
him among the Independents. Evarts'
friends promise to show great strength
in the convention. His nomination is
certain if he draws much from Cornell's
friends when the latter breaks. Some
think his success sure in any event.
The opposition to Evarts in its effort
to create mischief by the assertion that
there is a purpose to overthrow Conk-
ling as a party leader, will hardly sue
coed. 1t is known that the opposition
to Cornell has no significance, for the
warmest personal friends Of the latter
counsel against his candidacy. Prob
ably there will be some warm work Mt
Saratoga, but It will result in no factious
division.
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Senator Booths entry on the cam.
paign for Hayes and Wheeler Is hailed
with marked pleasure. His powerful
influence in indiana is recognized gen
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Lake Mah-Pah-L Tab

M. SLOAN. Proprietor Of this Popular Resort.
training horses. 6ail-Boats on the Lake free
to patrons. Refreshments furnished at all
hours. jy30-d3m'
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BahnhofsV
Bremen, Germs
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pravideln6 postovni parni spo-
jeni mezi
Bremen a Baltimore

pres Southampton po oblibenych
zeleznych parnikach postovnich
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ExpediCni dnoye jsou ustanoveni:
z Bremen z Baltimore:
Braunschweig 81. kvetna, "a cerv.-
Nuremberg IA. teryna, s. Gee.
Leipzig 2S 22.
Ohio ~, Gee. 5. srpna.
Braunschweig 26 10. :"
Nuremberg o. srpna zaf
Leipzig %. 16.
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Braunscnweig 20. IL fiina
Nuremberg 4 fiina 2S
Tyto lode dopravui cestovatele do
Bremen, Southampton, Londyna, Havru
zpet.
Cepy pie vozni:
Il Bremen do Baltimore
kaIuta 800 zlat6
mezipalubi 80 pap.
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mezipalubi 30v papir
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Deti od 10 let polovici, kojenci 80.
A Stran zasilek listki pfeplay,
nych obratte sc jednatel8m:
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IL pro Washington.
NJ .KREJcf, iednatel pro ty sap6l>ln
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vytisknou Sc ien takove, ktere Sc napTed
zaplati. Vyimuty isou z toho pravidla
spolky, iimz zaroven onamuje Sc "a ,,po
ttsvaGn5 cenu.
/ palec sloupce stoji 5000 "a tfikrate
vytisknuti, palce S4.O0, palce 5000.
Oznamka dele uvefejnovana tim jest lev
n9isi, oiln dele Sc uvefejnWe.
Oznamky mistni, tisknute obyceinym
pismem stoii Is ctd. tadka.
Oznamky: ,Kde jest" ,,Naproaef'
,Hledd Sc" stoii 10 ctd. "a ttikrat otisk-
uuti.
- Poole toho necht Sc kazdy fidi
kdo Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
81 uda kohk fadek, ti kolik palcd a koli
krat uvefeinit necht 81 sam vypocte &
zasle pfislusici "a to Gastku.
E Kdo 81 pteie miti onamku '
titydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska
We podotkne.
Penize posneite vzdy V postovnicl
poukazkach Money orders) psani adre
suite vzdy:
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C2eUe1dnd, Columbus, Ctncanndte ~
Indiana IL. IL.
z Clevelandu odifzdf 6.55 dopoicdne
$50 $50 odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi $50 rano 400
9.55 odpoledne.
z Crestllne 9.55 rano So a 1000 odp.
DO Columbus 1925 pol. 9.45 1885
!ncci:
Do Dayton 400 rAno 2.3o edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 700 1000 rano 9.45 wee.
z indianapolis 6.25, 1850 100 rdno.
z st. Louis Ills rano 2.55 a 7.40 odp.
Chicago $50 $50 rano.
Do Chicago nejlepsi jezditi veGernim i.
Atlantic n Great Western R R
Ma vychod odjtzd a 2 sgychcdu ptvikai.
z Clevelandu 1926 a 500 rano 3.45 Q
1905 veGer.
Do Clevelandu 700 lO.45 rano, 4l0 a
9. .55 vecer.
Do New Yorku 90 rano, 4.55 500 veG
q Bostonu 500 rano, sos veGer,
ZNew Yorku $50 q 100 rano, 535 &
100 veGer.
Lake Shore Michigan South. II. II
Ma Uychod Odjizdi a a,fItzdtz 2 vgchodu
Clevelnadn 7.45 loco rano, 4.lO .
1920 yeGer.
Do Cevelandu $50 a 5.35 rano, 2.0l
a $50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.1o a 1915 rano, l35, 5. 80
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z Buffalo 5.5Oa lis rano $50, 6. 25
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DO New Yorku 100 rAno 40 500
1900 veGer.
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Ma sdpad odjt&dt a &c adpadu pfyi2dt
Cleyelandu 5.35 100 rano, 2.30a 6. 5
odpoledne.
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1906 odpoledne.
Do Toledo 1o.40 1856 rano 100
H. 90 vecer,
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vecer.
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vecer.
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veGer.
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a11.o0 yeGer:
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ZajimavOsti.

Proti gustu zadny disputat.
Ma mnohych ostrovech ticheho velmote
(mezi Amerikou AsiD panuje doposud
ohavne hdozroutstvi. Pred 46 Lefty Sc
znamili Sc Anglicane blize ostrovy Sa-
moaskymi pravili Mich, ze iseu kras-
ne ako n9jaky raj, avsak obyvatel6 jeiich
nell ma maso beloch1 tax nezrizenou
chuf, ze N. pr. prvniho anglick6ho misio-
mare Johna Williamse, "a velikeho povy-
ku a jasotu sn6dli. Cd tech dob ma v6tsi
ne ostrovI isou sice liz zfizeny mnoh6 cir
kve evaugelicke katolicke, ale kfestan-
stvi divochG piece jen zcela jest povrch-
nj ma ostrovech, kde sekty kfestanske
vehkou Ginnost rozvinuly, zahnizdila Sc
fevnivost nabozenlka a stale tfenice
rvatky. Co "a tim kfestanskym nat6rem
divoch6 vezi, 0 tom zpravy Ostrov1 tidz-
skych novoquineiskych mnoho zajima-
veho vypravuj. TAX ma pr. sv6fil iisty,
take ma viru kfestanskou obraceny hawaJ
sky pohlavar ma smrtelnem lozi knezi,
ktery jej pot6siti pfisel, nasledujici nckfe-
: sfanskou zadost: Me posledni pfani jest,
abych smell, nez Ii umru, iest6 pochutnati
sob6 ma mladem misionafi, byt by tako-
/, We pfani nyneisi mou virou nijak Sc ne
! srovnavalo.' Co odpoyed6l umirajicimu
t6sici Sc knee, tom Tchomofsky dopiso-
vatel A. AZ mic nepovida.
u, Softove, chodzov6, u EN- o =
a. We, ollahov6 imamove. Y
> poslednich dnech objevuji Sc zurnalech
a tato imena tax zhusta, ze nebude cd mi
a sta, podame-li o mich tuto blizsich podrot
10 nost. = Softov6 isou chovanci totiz vys
m sich skol, ktefi We zvlastnich dstavech
imaretech, dostavaii zdarma stravu, napt
e. je nocleh. Tyto imarety vydrzuii Sc 2
"a dIchodi nadaci; Sat a zin6nku ku span
% dostavaji softov6, jsou-i zamozni, OK
pc svych rodin, neisou-h zalnozni, Cd dobro
n dincd. SottI je velmi mnoho, pon6vad
oz iich povolani je zbavuje voienske pOvin
Nk nosti. Pc dlouhem studiu arabStiny, Ike
ranu a ieho vykladacd nastavaji softoy
ne zkousky, kter6z prayideln6 dopadaii stas
ka ne sofia Sc stava chodzou (u6itelem
all Vyu6oval-li chodza softy po cely b6h pi
depsanfm pfedm6t6m, zada minister
Sc stva osvtty (fetva-chane), jehoz pfedsta
lch venym ie velky mufti nebo seik-ulIslar
Pc "a titul uema, jehoz Sc mu po dosti pfis
u ! nych zkouskach dostava, Ulemov6 iso
"a ucenc, ktefi slozili zkousky prava b
ou' hoslovi. Pozivaii znacne ucty; jsou mi
mo ,,dzehad" (svatou yalku) sprosteni Y
ui- jensk6 poyinnosti stavaii Sc soudci svt
eS' tGho tribunalu, kn6zi pfi meSitach, uGitC
'ae' ly medressach podobnych Gstsvec
u neb 1fedniky minsterstyu ,vakufl
.eJe Tez bvvaii lItedpill' ~n>-& &--f--'. MHlla
Ie cestny titul, ktery Sc dava kazd6m
60 kdo 81 svym bezdhonnym zivotem zied
:! nal ,lctu, neb kdo spravuje vysoke utad
'"i ktere isou We spojeni bohosluzbcu nj
~" svatym pravem; ulemove mali vzdy tit
ro- mollah. Imanov6 pax zastavaji funk
i'm, hoboelrzoh,6 isor nlos+n;r,; Ln5
OonosIuZ|one, Jsou NasChlnl hne
q" Pr kazde mesite druh6 Tidy jest jede
pu- pfi kazde dzamii, hlavni mesite, ma ne
sla vys tfi. Inahove mensich mesit byv,
'lic' obyeen6 softove neb chodzove, d.
Spo mich ulemove, imamem Sc m6ze ST
s'vi kazdy mahomedan, ktery zna koran, ze
Jicn nejsi funkce nabozenske ma dostateel
aui' hlas.
Sch
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od Is. teryna 1876 odjhd vaky udaue stance tvyJms
nedelD jsk nasleduduje.
Na i'll
River Division.

opousu Baysrd IL 90 dop a 500 odp Pfijfdl do Nov
Philadelphia > IS a 7 20 odp Opoust N. PhIlad 500
1l5 odp. PflHzdi do Bayard 10 IS doP. 9.55 odp
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Zapas ieSuitu ; nOVOvekOu
OSvetOu.

Rim SNAIL Sc cd v6ki, ably sc domohl
neobmezene vlady mad veskerym sv6tem
mad sv6domim lidskym; avsak teprv
iesuit6 dali snaze t6to soustavu, zaloze-
nou ma klamu, III a podvodu. Francouz
ska revoluce zadala sice ku konci pfede-
sleho ma za6atku tohoto stoleti fimske
hierarchii smrtelnou ranu; avsak sotva
spoutany revolueni ziyly, vztycila take
hierarchie starry svd program. Tezce
zkouseni narodov6 .pfekvapeni pfivalem
starry pofadek pfekot boficim a zastra-
Semi utrrenim prikofim, iez jim bylo po
cas- snaseti, zatouzili sami po moci, ktera
by bozskou spravedlnosti fidila osudy
stat1 iednotligcd. Pfijah tedy obnove-
ne papezstyi S nadsenim. Plus VII.
nedavno est6 v6zn6m We Fontaineblal
slasil yit6zny svdj vjezd do Rima vitan
seSel: katoici a jinog&fFcai Pbflnassesffff' nh
poctu iako spasiteli Gloy66enstva. Sym
pathe ty platily namnoze pouze Piu VII,
ienz uv6zn6n We Fontaineblau dovedl 81
laskavost mirnosti svou zfskati srdce
vsech, platily pFedevsim poGtickemu ma-
cydni6u; nikdo snad nepomyslel ma to,
tie dstupky papezi cin6ne Gini SO vlastnt
bezcitue, hrabiye hierarcbii. Pfi6in6nim
hlavn6 nekatolickych knizat evropskych
navraceno papezi cirkevni uzemi. Horli
vost takova zasluhovala odmeny papez
nebyl nevdecnym. L pfitomnosti Get
nych biskupG kardinald dial dne Z. srp-
ma 1914 prohlasiti pov6stnou bullu so
hcitudo omnium ecclesiarum", kteroui
rad jesnitsky opetn6 potvrzen We vsecl
svych pravech. Papez tim vyplnil davnt
sve pfani, iez choval jiz pfi vstoupeu
SVEN ma stoec papezsky. Bulla pal
konci tim, ,,ze kazd6 ustanoveni pi.@jc
sc neodvo.atelnernu nezrusitelnemu ma
Fizeni tomuto pozbyva platnosti, byt By
pochazelo cd kohokoli. Breve vydant
Klimentem XIV. zruseno tudiz We v5ecf
svych 6astech." A jak znelo ono bre
We, kterez ustanovenim Pia VII. pozbf-
va platnostis ,,Spolecnost Jezisova" pi
se papez Klimert XIV. ,,choya sobf
jiz cd sveho zalozeni zarodky nesvorno-
sti, Jest nesnaselivou neien mezi Glen
stvem svym, nybrz ku vsem ostatnim
fad1m, duchovenstvu svetskemu
Ma cleny spoleenosti te vzneseny t6zke
obzaloby, ze rusi mir a pokoj Y kfesfan-
stvu- Clenoye tovarysstva tohD HASA
j zasady, jez apoStolsky stolec "a haneb-
ne nemravne prohlasiti musi; pfitint-
MIN iejich vznikly jiz tn tam rdznice a
vzpoury, ktere lidu kfestanskem paso-
bi strannictvi, nenavist a nepfatelstvi.
Nebezpeci to dosahlo jiz takoveho stupnt
he panovnici, jichz oddanost k fadu "a
d6dienou povazovana byla, musili rad
ten uzemi sveho vypoyedeti, ably zabra
Mill valce obcanske. Pon6vadz pax pro.
stfedky tyto osvedcHy Sc nedostateeny ymi
jest tfeba, ably rad ten byl 1plne zrusen. .
Ejhlc tn neomylnost papez1! Go jest jed
nomu cerne, jest druhemu mad snih belei.
81. Co jest pravdal Rad jesuitsky nabyl
potvrzenfm svym zaiiste mocneho vlivu
ma veskere pomery fimsko- katolicke cir
kve, nebude tudiz ma skodu, seznamimeli
ctenafe strucne historii ieho cd tech
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Seyeronemecky LLOYD Bremen Jest

Severonemecky Lloyd Bremen Jest
neiirtt5i spole6nost paroplavebni Nc
mecku, ielikoz eta % velkych pomof-
skyell, krasn6 ztizenych parnik6, kter6
stavaii Sc vzdy oJliben%jStn'', coz vysvita
z toho, ze mezi Evropou Amerikou
do konce roku 1874 po Mich JlOO77
osob pfeplavilo. Parolod6 bromske vede
ny sou spolehtjcJms kapitany, isou pod
fizcny 6ast< a dahtadn( (Prohtidce a drze
i SC nejlepsim pofddhu.
zadovala. Cestuiicim ma lodi dava SO
ddstatek doJfe uprayen6 stravy, kazdy
obslouzen Jest stcjnt pficttict, o polio
dH postarano jest co agllP.
Kdo by 81 pfal ntsomu &c syych znd-
m}ch aneb ptibuznych pfeplav vyplatiti,
necht SC obrat ma n6kter6ho 2 nasich p.
t. zastupcd Americc, a sice
V CLEVELANDU ma p. M. Krejciho,
1897 - 1899 Forest III.
| Y RACINE, ma p. Jos. Novotnyho.
lC,V MILWAUKEE ma p. Oh. Toepfera
IA Clinton ul.
| V CHICAGO ma PIP. Novaka kas-
para, 479 Jizni Canal nj.
V n. YORkU ma p. Brodskeho, 26
Ave c. aneb G. Nikela 80 Broome ul.
V ALLEGHENY, Pa, ma p. JOS.
Podan6ho, 277-279 Ohio nj.
Y CRETE, Neb. ma PIP, Jindra, Jelinek
ia spoil.
Kdo by ale povolaval "a sebou pfatele
neb zname, ktefi 81 pfeplavn6 sami platit
budou, racz nam sd6liti ieiich adresy;
my je spravime ysem k cest6 t6 potfeb
mem a popfejouli nam sve d6ytry, budou
s yyprayou zajist6 spokoieni.
Dopisy ma mas budtez adresovapy: !
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Ma vqch0a.
Na sdpad.

T. NJ EIlS,
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DRINKING and Drunkards.

From the Baltimore sun.
DR.. Mckinley, Of Chicago, has issued a
pamphlet giving some interesting statis-
tics in reference to intoxicatiOn in the
United States. The author claims to
have used extraordinary exertions to OBJ.
tain accuracy, having visited nearly all
the States in the Union, 90 penitentiaries,
800 jailS, 40 almShouses and hospitals,
the haunts Of the vicious and the palaces
Of the refined to obtain data. Out OF
every 800 men we are told that 100 never
drink ardent spirits at all, and Of 700
women 600 never taste alcoholics OF any
kind. Out Of 17S men who drink 70 do
so to intoxication. OF these Is We are
told that 3 are confirmed inebriates, %
are periodical drinkers. and so are
ephemeral drinkers. In other words, !
out ofevery 4 men in the country drinks
to intoxication. The statistics for the
whole population Of the country show
that out Of 100000 there are 10000
habitual drunkards; in nation of 49,
100000 there are 100000 habitual drunk
ards. DR.. Mckinley states that u very
large proportion ofthe excessive drinkers
are men Of culture and refinement
actors, lawyers, physicians, Legislators
and ministers Of the Gospel. Out Of II
Congressman is aperpetual drinker, ]
an occasional drinker, 5 drink periodical
ly, and only are sober at all times.
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Tickets to all principal points In the East and
West cal Be procured Ut the Union Ticket Office,
al.urc House, and nj the station at bridgeport.
|, +. z. MYERS,
no5 General Passenger and TfCkat Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-11

MARTINS FERRY ITEMs.-The article
in yesterdays INTELIIGENcER in re-
ference to the late issue OF bonds will
mislead some; in fact it has already. Two
persons have come and wanted the whole
loan, but the whole amount was taken
last week by gentleman from Wheeling.
The present Councilman have improv-
cd the town more during the past year
then has ever been done before, hence the
issue OF the bonds. And as the indebtueSs
OF the town is very small they were
taken up almost as soon rs advertised.
Mr.. Henthorn, OF the Western Reserve,
o., and Miss Kate Rieter, Of this place
were married last night in the NJ. E.
Church, and the church was filled to over.
flowing with those who seldom witness
marriage ceremonies.
Rev. II. D. Jencks, the State lecturer
on temperance, spoke in the NJ. L:
Church to about Two hundred persons,
and they now think that the only true and
responsible party in the United States
is the Prohibiting party. He will
endeavor this afternoon to form lodge
Of the Sons OF Temperance here. The
field is ripe for the harvest,and the labor.
ers few, and II he can accomplish any
thing We bid him God speed.
A committee from the Council were
examining Mr.. Clark's farm yesterday,
looking for a suitable site for cemetery.
Mr.. Clarke made good proposition and
il is hoped that the Council will take IA
vorable action at once, for we must have
a new cemetery. The one We have now
was filled years ago. The piece Of land
they thought to be best for the purpose
lies on the hill just above the western end
Of Seventh street, and is beautiful
place, overlooking the Ohio valley
from Burlington TO BellRirc. Mr.. Clark
will make all necessary roads and have
the. grounds laid out and planted with
suitable shrubbery. y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-11

Phosphorus FOR INsoMNEA.-Dr Cut
ter relates an interesting case in his prac'
tice-that Of an energetic carpenter who,
bniIdinga dollhouse, was exposed to
the suns heat under glass in the summer
time, this exposure being followed by
symptoms Of disturbance OF the nervous
system, evincing loss Of nerve force
Naturally Of cool temper, he became
excitablc, was unable TO cast accounts,
his steps were rapid and manner nervous
but sIecplcssness was the most prominent
and preplexing symptom. Choral n.y.
drate, bromide Of potassium, opium,
'alphatc Of morphia, and valerianate OF
norphia, were successfully tried without
avail, Finally, reasoning that here was
acasc Of losS Of nerve force, and knowing
phosphorus to be most important
nerve food, DR.. Cutter prescribed one.
ditieth Of grain thrice daily inpill form,
In a few days he slept as well as ever,
and, discontinuing the pills, has since had
his natural sleep.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-11
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-11

The Pulse IN HEALTH AND DISEASE
Every person should know how to as
certain the state Of the pulse in health;
then, by comparing 1t with what 1t is
when he is ailing, he may have some idea
OF the urgency Of his case. Parents
should know the healthy pulse Of each
child, since now and then a person is born
with peculiarly slow or fast pulse, and
The very case in hand may be Of such pc.
cg!iGriLy. An infants pulse is l40; a
child Of seven about 80, and from 20 to 90
years i is 70 beats n minute, declining to
oVat tour-Score. Al 90, II the pulse al.
ways exceeds 70, there Il disease; the
machine working itself out, there is q
!eveF or Inflammation somewhere, and
sne body is feeding on itself, as in con-
'umption, when the pulse Is quick.