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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-30
AphfN NEta% u.S UAs. TIT rIu
DR.. G. M9LANE's
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
YER MIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS or WORMS.

IulE .elitcntne h pale anil
lcatlan,pl,rc,i. viii, occasional
thi,hss, ar aAlrllnntiih4 hlpl "a
one ~ f,ail.a ~ IL eyes be.nme
dal' ,hsplail, lllah's IN azure semi
.lr.lc run, alaag tn lower cyr.l,,l.
thu na1i,irtlt,gc,l, swell ,,ana some.
times bleed 1 swlIlias ii the upper
lip. oera,leaai hcallshe, with hum.
ming ~ ,hrpl,'iing IT tho ears, m
unusual secretion III SILVA, sliny nf
l,trrcl tongue, breath very foul. par.
.ifnlarly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes sufaluus. Wltha
gnaMing sensation III til ,lomae h, At
others, entirely gone llec,ing pains
in the stomach occasional nansca
and vnmiting, violent pains through.
on the abtlomcn; bowels irregular,
NJ times eostisc. stool, Shiny; not
mfrequenlly tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard urine tur.
bill, respiration occasionally diff.
Gull, and accompanied hy hiccough;
cough someiimcsdryand sonvulsivc,
uneasy and disturbed sleep. with
grinding 81 the teeth, temper varia-
BILE, In. generally irritable. N..
Whenever the above symptoms
are found To exist,
DIR. &. M'I.ANE'S NERMlFuGE
win certainly effect 4 cure.
iT DOES Nor CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; |, Il al innocent prcpa-
ration, nj fafabr a/ate4y NE hight
eH INJURY 4, fhs m.'H htaetf, infant
The genuine l)R. Mtl.ANE's vHR-
Mlft.E hears the signatures OF &.
Msl.ASE AMI l'lLAlN. llRos. on the
wrapper.
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Or. Towns~usl's o.,

Or. Towns~nsl'a On.
| yeenatssl Air Will
| purify tho lsltSsstl IN
s,Slc~t third tke time
thAtNny0t heskDuwN
remedy cAtt. Whyy
hcrnu setutnhnlo<Dx.
yeenmtcd Atrll esS~a
direct IN thu fsllttKA
and passes through
hN tlKNllUA and
comes In direct cDn.
tMut with elss l,losSsi
~ II In forced Into
thu lsse,,RN BY tho 90
tloH OftIle heart. An
ehHl,lOOti lmOslFvMtnn
returns III tho heart
every fur tlslNtitea
II thin t,l,HNl In good,
mud forced from, the
lseHrt IN thin ltlIswn,
and thu tiesrW Day
krr yON lnllAlo Into
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TER Ms:

lsss~im9 ana faiMtinH ii isrntesAs'a ehaeeea.
Atuirn.s received u any time during M yeev,
hnt fnf M shuetes p~rinl than Ass ln0NtMs. No
snenry sciMndsd vi rn Withdrawn during tina tvvn.
Nh .lssiur,snh tyr ateeuce. Mnlesa In cas~ ii pro
trAsts,i tiinfA..
N, a. Parma. nj IL ~ he mAAe In AdvAnvN. - Ma
student retained In th~ Institution whnAr IersWt NJ
guardian ans mot comply With this Mule.
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HOWARD COUNTY
IA Ns<smn
OlNaoyoNv,

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reSssa. ssrms sa s~s 80.
tyosAtNp.
(. s,SWrNi,sWiiis. VIM .sr.ss. ~ ~,
(N.Nsy .yMrrvvor.
LANAN NA~SErr. Howard ce~,tr. tess.
Carpenters and Haihiers.
iY, .HT ~. ..E y n. s., m. .' &c..
Dry 0ootts f,easers.
WbeerK 4 MuspN, ant,h end NJ i,risA hls~h.
sTt:ifsssH. NxWsiixi..a s.Aa.s~, ".
Drug Ssores
ss;ss NM ! 4 s.a !; 4; 4 i, u.
Furniture.
n. MEvEMDkN. Noe advertisement.
Fbundrv and Machine NhDl,.
aWENHON tMOTMENs. ssar Foundry.
Flour and Fed.
!. sMXTimxwxx ! CO.. In old =. o. building,
Uroce~y, Fruit aud Confectionery
Mare.
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hardware Ny0rra.
lAWAx 4 nNOTMEM, smith u Court lica.e.
i. u. 1NtAN, ~ eAst slte Film street.
lSarmrsa Makers.
kH,,,s s ,... =; "a :Ae ..,A "a. !, w..
.@ ;i,, III .'s y; '' ~ Il '''''
Ifptefx.
wEnHTEN MOisE. rssnsf vim snd Hitch
sra1TmsM m0,sk. opposite ,ls ,'ewa,
iuAMr0Nae ADfNfs.
n. ". Wspi.vvAV Y. rars,rr kim aud Railroad s,sssta
WnfchrA, Clocks aud jeNsiry.
swENsOS lAWMS. ess, s,de II Vim s'rees.
umX.. j. WEnnEH. rrler. pras n.e,s.
.IMsttce2 " fhr INacr.
q. 3. MWEuk kNWIlSEE, otnee eseF k,.nssi.
M i.s's Il. n;.. wv .e, ,.,.er store
~-
I.irery,
NORTON mNpTWEl.s II. u. street. ~eM ~ lin.
i.Mnshcr Dealers,
W. u i. vs,EM MING. MOh~ss rh~lN0,
Meat Markets.
uEOMuk w. COMlsn. opposite ts,sr' 'sea.r
n. 4. iiHsssnllTrLE, nar,l u coar, nes.e square.
MiiinerA and I)rrssmnkera.
NINA. y. u. STONE. IN t'ensennlsl nloeA.
NursvymeN and Fruit Growers.
y. ~. OWEN. Hardy Apple Tree. aaA small
]. \. IsTcmMLl. sr~ Oregon karsp., -
miles HnMth N CressN. DurIsrsa n UidenhnrH
sud eihss havAy Apple tsrss Fifteen r''4ee
varieties Siberian Alst,s Teees
photographic.
\, y nEarR AMI. wsa II esar iioa.s
". Wv ~. WAsmmusN. e,er w...,et'. s,o,e.
I'AN1i0t0na.
u. \. QtEMMAH. ulsrN IN DfnK ktat~.
ME@nlA 80 I'm. ",. ~. hs a.... .'o''
IfOW lgUrks.
| WOOoDWAN = eAN LOAN manufacture
r1UVa IL III kinda, cad warrant them ~ en,st In
aay sc@l. MAvAlrtna dns.s ~ sAnFt AosleT,
pamlss.
| MILTON 1OilAD.Ex y etp. Narsa II Tfut.
uAfe,
Painters and Uf0siers
a, n. MltI.EM. kss card,
i. u. MtN1WN. Near the klntAtas.
pvOdMnr Ilc0i~r1.
MEM, WuNT1bNu. He'd Mssstnuse ~ tMeler
u I'll hinaa ~ rrofufe. invA, litdss Fels3 shd
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| tan b. cured. why I
sb1AeAllaN no Aate
cured hundreda 81
caAcA. auttac Ut them
heil,4 elyrn over IN
die hy Ill phyalelAile
III other schools NJ
practice. CunsumIS-
tlon In = dlNoAAe Of
tho Air posse lRee and
over tWO-tatFda Ut
thu Cenea Nfe caused
by CAtAfrh. We
guarantee 4 csltW u
You will come III eeA-
Ktbll,
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Z
| Whyt because Asth.
| ma In 4 contraction
Of tho msssnchtAl
TulscA. ssAslse1 biz Nv.
nnsnmAtjun and lrvt-
tAttCts vi thH ttlMcua
membrane lInlnethe
urunchIMl Tsll,eA -
Use OxYRvnAted Air
~ No Win direct md
W will warrant d
Cure. We have ctlresl
cAscs ri 10 yeara
standing.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-03-30

Dyspepsia w n
CURE. Liver and Md.
neycotnplAiilaAFe cifcc-
tuAily reached by Oxy.
gcnated Ar.
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Why fcf Inc aASMS
fvassn ~ given -
lusse The NfrNrhsA
III Tas~s mse simply
tssiaslurtssfe IN tsAkvS
| MR. u ihe tsiNseS,
hence Inhalation
lssmst es,silFWet lathe
seal ~ the dlerese.
and ~ yvu Will fuls
INV sssiS hlfess ttrtA,
40 guarantee ~
tlsNR IltuNrhltlx.
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-. Mazy's Institute,
PRAIRIE Du CystEM. VIA.

1hia tUtsltutlAsA. situated IN sAs maul dsllallfsi
lDratt"M III Prairie Nv Chiem Ii Under I'M iiv~tNtOu
u tl,s Hctosl Hislers u N0lvs Dsnae.
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y. n, nCaenDMeM, chsseev Mwuse, furnishes
easl esss, eouseassabls enMss end 0laiunx eAss i,
oNesee.
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yss1los " ~ ADees.
~ = aesasA sssssss ~ - ,'~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-09-15
BARBER SHOP.

|" ZACHARlAH. With Assistants
II can always be found at his Shop,
MAIN STREET. SILVER CITY, prepared to
do HAIR CUTTING, SHAMPOOING and
SHAVING in the most tasteful manner pos
sible. Shop open all day Sunday Give him
call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19

THE first diminishing in the approach
ing Eastern war is not between the Turks
and the Montenegrins, nor yet between
the Turks and the Russians, but between
the Turk! and the Mcriditc-, warlikc
tribe in the north ot Albania. These
Meridites are Catholics in religion, and
acknowledge no subsection to the Porte
except to supply 4 contingent OF soldiers
in case Of war. 4 demand for 4 contin.
gent TO he used against the MOntenegrins
was recently made upon the Meridites by
one OF the pashas, and by them resisted
presumably on the ground that their ale,
glance to the Porte required them to fur
nish soldiers to be used against foreign
foes. An expedition was then fitted out
against the MiridiIco, and in the fighting
which has occurred the Turks have gen,
orally got the worst Of it. This quarrel
with the Miridites seems now to be re-
garded as a bIunder at Constantinople
and it il said that the Pasha who pro.
voked it has been dismissed. Besides
being held to be the best fighters among
the Christian subjects Of Turkey, they
were not always on the most friendly
terms with their Christian ncighbors OF
the Greek Church, and might, with
proper management, haYe been enlisted
under the standard 0! the Crescent in the
expected war.
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Enslcsl Run on Record.

New York, April lS.-Thc following
is an abstract OF the log OF the White
Star Line steamship Germanic, Captain
Kennedy, from Queenstown to New York:
Lett Queenstown 2:lj =. NJ. April 5th; on
the 1th ran 3SS miles; on the Sth 4lO
miles; on the 18th 40G miles, and on the
18th iO2 miles. These runs nearly equal
the speed OF the average railroad train,
and are at 4 rate Of speed never before
cqualIed on transatlantic voyages. The
average distance made per day was 39l
81 nautical miles, and the duration OF
the passage Z days, II hours and 81 min
uteg. exact lime
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19
VOLUME XXv--NUMBER 2O2.


BUHNEss MArrERs-The PhiladelphiS
Ledger says that the receipts and expend.
lures OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for the first quarter Of the
current year are reported to show a net
increase Of over two hundred thousand
dollars greater than in the correspondinv
quarter last year.
The Gnernsy county (o.) Je6rsonian
9ays that Assessors in that county have
agreed on the following valuation for
farm stock:
Horses, $40; mules, $40; cattle, $40;
sheep, 81; hogs, s. 30; wool (washedl,
30 cents wool (unwashed), 20 cents.
In Noble county the valuation will be
as fOllowsi
Horses, frat class $50, second class $50
third class S25; mules, first class $50
second class $50; cattle, average Sl2;
sheep, per head s.; hogs, per hundred
We learn from the Marquette Lake
SHperIor) Mining journal that work al
the mines OF the leading ore companies
has been commenced with considerable
activity. Shipments have already been
made from the Jackson and Lake Suve.
rior mines. The stock piles at the Michi.
gammc, Spur, New York, and Cleveland
mines aggregate 10000 tons, and the
production OF new stock is active,
Concerning the lreights on ore BY lake
this year, which are reported to be ad.
vanced, 1t is stated that rates will be
about the same as last year, and figures
have been made from Marquette to Chi
cago at 81 ljal % per ton. The Journul
believes the report that 81 40 per ton
from Marquette to Cleveland was freely
offered without takers to have been circm.
lated for private purposes.
The city Of Cumberland, Nd, has just
made a contract with company to light
the public lamps with naptha gas at SIS
per post per year. The city gas company
had been charging them $50 and extras
to the amount OF $ll 40 per post.
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IIrr Iysrp,yrr Rrrnryru,TrYr -
What c,n l,o ofIsc,od in tho ,o,rnnohmor,
of If, ;m.,,ronco orn~n.@. :, shoyn hr
n, ron,r,aI Tohn y DIV, ,,no'ro",n;.
w., i. >, iI ,, p.o;,,, | ~ |','' 49,, ,T. w.: ,se ,t
| - ,r,;na Wa L w. ' 49, NV" .t, 'iI
H' '""'' ,,,' y, . ., n "", - WV" ..'U"s" .'
''s v0".'"o'S VI ''o company VIII" us
"S'"''' ."'e'''D "'"''! W. VI ''e.' "no
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FIRE RECORD.

New YORK, April lS.-Shorlly after
II o'clock today q fire broke ont in a
row Of six.slory buildings, Nos. 81, 3l3,
3lj and &l7, East 22d street, and owing
to the innammable nature Of the build
ings and stock the flames made fearful
hcadway, and in few minutes the fire
had spread from the cllar to the roof OF
the entire row and were also tapping
over the roof Of the 18th precinct police
station. Three alarms were sent ont in
in rapid succession. 4 large force Of
liremen and apparatus, also the police
reserves from the neighboring precincts
were soon on hand The row oi build-
ings on the opposite side OF the street,
used "a tencment1 and workshops, took
fire, bG, these and the station house were
saved in damaged condition. The
buildings in which the fire originated
burned 10 the ground. The loss is heavy.
No life was lost, but the workmen and
women were obliged to flee prccipitatrIy
from the building, losing tools and cloth
ing.
The entire loss on the buildings and
stock is estimated at 100000. The in.
surancc is believed to be very small.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19
immense Treasure OF the SwcC-
mcy Branch Oi Ihc Ncw York
Ring,

NEw York, April lS.-The TriiE,ne
says: James NJ. Sweeney, brother ot Pc.
ter Z. Sweeney, in whose name were
made the deposits OF Woodward, Watson
y Garycy, amounting to over five hun
dred thousand dollars, for the benefit; Of
the Sweeney branch Of the ring, went
abroad in 1871. P. Z. Sweeney soon after
judiciously followed. lie carried with
him m immense amount Of treasure, the
exact amount is not yet knwn. lie was
required by the regulations OF the COM
pnny in whose steamship he sailed to
place his treasure in the hands OF the
purser. He did so. The purscr would
not give the ordinary receipt in full ior
so much money and insisted on it being
counted. Although largely IN gold notes
and gold pieces, il required five hours to
count the sum. At Liverpool an equal
time was occupied. The books of the
steamer Hhow the amount but the prose-
cution don't at present propose TO make
it public. Mr.. Sweeney has lived fru-
gally abroad and is able to settle, as he
told Oakley Hall, without any assistance
from him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19

we do not have scala IN any body's lcgis,
lature. The following resolutions
offered by Gov. Yarmouth were then
adopted aud the caucus adjourned:
ResoIred, That we have received tho
proposition Of adjustment forwarded ia
us by the honorable gentlemen in the
Presidents Commission, and, having con.
sldered ii carefully, feel obliged to de.
cline TO accept its terms. flour Legisla.
ture, organized with quorum IN both
houses OF the members returned elected
by the Returning Board as required by
law, be Illegal, as ia assumed by this prop.
osltlon,th Legislature should be Constitil.
ted OF persons primO iacie elected by the
returns oielccIion. Wcstill fail to sec by
what right an exception is made in this
proposal in favor OF three persons from
the Seventh Ward Of New Orleans, who
by these prima iacic statements were rr.
turned defeated.
Rcsoirtd, That we disavow any purpose
to trade the questions at issue between
the two State governments and will con.
sent 70 no trade whatever. II we are to
have u Legislature organized on the prin.
ciplc that the persons elected at the bal.
lot box should constitute each house
prima iaCie, We know Of nothing which
gives our Democratic brethren the right
To make an exception to that principle,
although it may change the power OF the
respective parties and give the Democrat.
ic party majority, which they would
not otherwise have.
Rcsoired, That these resolutions lie for.
wardcd to the honorable members OF the
Commission.
The Commission received the rcsoln-
tons Of the Packard caucus declining the
proposals OF the Nichols House for re.
organization OF the Legislature. They
will report to the President tonight the
failure 80 far,'ot the adjustment, and will
remain and make further efforts to effect
Il settlement. Though the present plan
would seem to have iailcd,'it may be fair.
Iy stated that the Commission entertain
hopes that terms alike honorable to all
parties may yet be agreed upon.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, April ls.-Mr. GIadslone's
health is causing his family anxiety,
and medical men advise him to 20
abroad.
AN AMERICAN WINNER ON ENGLISH TURF.
At Newmarket to-day NJ. II. Sanfords
American flly Donna, by haywood, won
the handicap plate. The distance OF the
run was about tive-eighths OF 4 mile.
Ursula came in second, and Playiair
third. Nine horses started. Pardon,
the favorite, was the seventh to pass
under the string. The odds were % to /
against the winner. Donna won easily.
THE AMERICAN SQUADRON.
LONDON, April 1S.-A Paris CORES.
pondent states that the Mediterranean
squadron OF the United States has OBJ
tained the requisite permission to pass
through the Dardinelles from the Porte
and will Immediately proceed to Hos,
phOrus.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19

The temperance movement known rs
the Murphy crusade, is spreading
throughout the State OF Ohio. The zeal
GUS labors OF the temperance workers,
many of whom are reformed drunkard.,
have been successful beyond all prece
dent. In many places the revival i. the
absorbing topic Of interest, all classes
being engaged in it. At Zanesvillc two
thousand seven hundred signatures to,he
pledge have been obtained; at Wooster.
over two thousand; At Troy, over one.
thousand; at Bucyrus, over one thousand,
aud in score Of other towns and cities
the greater part Of the male population
are wearing blue or red ribbon. Saloon
keepers offer but little resistance, but all
admit that it telIs heavily upon their
business, and from few places instances
are reported Of liquor sellers closing
their doors for want Of patronage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19
Preparing Tor the TrIcumini Com
ClaVc,

CLEVELAND, O., April lS.-The Ma.
sonic fraternity Of Cleveland are making
extensive preparations for the triennIaI
conclayc Of the Grand Encampment OF
Knights Templar for the United States,
to be held here on the 2SIh Of August
next. The Grand Commanlcry Of Ohio
has extended an earnest invitation to all
subordinate communicates OF the United
States and Canada to be present on the
occasion. Quarters have been provided
ior 10000 Knights. Many citizens not
members of the order, prolcr to the COM
mittee the freedom Of their residences for
the entertainment OF visitors. 1t is con-
iidentlY expected that this will be the
largest gathering OF the kind ever held
in this country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19
Crazy Horse Coming in with
1000 pCOOlc.

CHEYENNE, April lS.-A Dispatch from
Camp Robinson, New, 18th, says; Run.
ncrs came here from Crazy Horse last
evening and reported that that chief is
moving toward this agency with about
1000 people with the intention OF sur.
rendering. They may be expected here
in about ten days. The surrender Of this
band will leave the country clear of hos
tile Indians with the exception Of Sitting
Bulls band and some few straggIcrs from
the bands that have come into these
oUnnniou
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19

CHICAGO, April 1S.-The Judiciary
Committee, to whom was referred the
question whether Henry Hildreth, Al
derman elect from the Seventh Ward, is
eligible on account Of his confessed con-
nection with the whisky ring and frauds,
met this morning to consider the ques.
tion. Mr.. Hildreth appeared before the
committee and astolished the members by
producing a pardon from President
Grant. The committee will now decide
whether that removes the bar to his ad-
mission TO the City Council,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19
The Tweed Confession to Rc Pub.
iiShcl i'll Fall.

New York, April lS.-Every body
whose name was mentioned in the au-
thentic abstract OF the confession OF
Tweed, that was made public yesterday
either contradicts ilatly, whatever was
written concerning him, or explains that
all his transactions with Tweed were OF Il
purely ordinary business character
1t !! 1elt now that the confession must he
published in full, and not be picked
and parceIled out, to crafty personal
or political spite and to ailec! the pend.
Ing legislature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19
JheGntrthQGnmr
rnc Effects OF y Foreign War.

THE bfradsulT markets we're again
.,ons Yesterday with an advancing tcn-
l,ocy, Our weekly review for this mar.
gs. shows decided change since our last
,n,ft. twill be curious to contrast it
s,,b mex. wscks quotations, There are
,b5.. who expect to see much higher
n,is,, in short time for -four, wheat,
,,p and pork. In view oi this possibll.
III, will pot the European war prove Il
,,,,,hlrlsNip TO thousands OF laborcr3
nplf country who are now working for
yrry slim wages barely enough to sup
wrt life" undoubtedly it will. The
.psculalor. will gel the crcnn Of the ad.
rtace and the masses will be really in
ufeI at the start, II the war continues
Iong enough the farmers will come
In, after the coming harvest, for u
principal shore in the profits caused by
the rise in breadstuhs. It is altogether
probable that the war will last for
months in any event, and it ia not impos.
.lbIe that it will become general in Eu.
rope in case Russia shows designs on
Coustanlinople. England, in that case,
will undoubtedly be drawn in.
In permanent sense the war cannot
he benefit to this country. We are
bound to lose in the long run by the im.
pogcrishment Of any great nation IN
Europe, But, Temporarily, general bust
ness will be stimulated in this country by
the increased demand for our aGriCul.
mralp products. The railroads will carry
M immense amount Of stuff from all
Jartsoi the west to the seaboard, and will
thereby increase their earnings. This
increase will stimulate railroad building
and other associated indu.trie,, anil we
hlllsee better demand for labor But
1tton will not be in increased demand
rather the contrary. Petroleum willnot be
10 increased demand, hut the contrary,
Peace and prosperity are the conditions
necessary for q large demand for our cot
lDa and petroleum. So that all we gain
~ some directions We will probably los,
iu others, and in the end we will not be
.cicr oil by reason OF u European war
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19
a Legal GentIemnninLimhn.

BosToN, Mass, April lS.-The Herald
says Edward $. Rand, jr., a lawyer OF
high standing Of this city, and we'll
known writer upon horticulture, was
lodged in Jail At Deakam, Mass, by his
bondsman. The Herald alleges that
Rand's financial transactions have been
most criminal, and were brought about
by cXtravagant living and expenditures
ior green houses, &c, lie il also trustee
ior several estates, some OF which may be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-19
a Vetcran OF Isl. KiIIcd.

TOLEDO, O., April 1S.-An old man
about 50 years ofage, while walking along
the raiIroad.tra on Middle Bend yes.
terday afternoon, was struck by a freight
train and instantly killed. To-day the
remains were identified as those OF Rich.
ard Eggleston, OF Webster township,
Wood county, Ohio, n veteran of the war
ot lSl2. He had walked to this city to
consult his lawyer in regard to appliCa.
ton for pension.