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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-20

The miners bothered Camp Sing to tell
them his ghost story for weeks before the
modest Mongolian would open his mouth
This was his story, CerJdtim e. N,eratim:
zone m;dnightee, bout tlec month 20, one
dead man come in my houssce. He look belly
bad-all white face. He gloan (groan) say he
belly hungly; nobody feed him. Gc3e (ghost)
eatee up all my lice Iice9 all my cabby Cab
age.) all everything, then 90 way. Mex night-ee
gose come all same eatee all same-all time
all same He come he gloan, he cat-ce. Me
belly flaid all time. S'pose me no catch-ee
plen,y Club GRUB for gose, he belly mad. He
say: Scamp Sing s'poGe you no catch-cc plen-
ty Club, me tak-ee you home me my glave
gravel POGO tiempo-iour five weel.-gose
he wantce Toast poke (roast pork Me flaid
ever night-ec POGO tempO-hc say: Camp
Sing you catch-ee me chicken Sposc you nc
do, me tak-ee you me glaye Me wuck work
belly hard all time; me no much money, but
me plenty flaid gOse, so me catch-ce chicken
for gose. Mex time he say: Camp Sing
you catch-ec me one blotte blandy-you NJ
get blandy, me tak-ee you me glavc.' Nc
think UNI one belly big gose for eat, for dlink
but me belly faid. Me catch-ec blottle blandy
Me feel belly bad for cause gose he eat-ec mt
all up Midnightee gose he come. Me hear
UNI dlink blandy. He dlink, dlink, dlink
Gose he get dlunk-snash all me cup, saucer
knock down me stove, fall down on glound
Me plenty haid--no ,Ieep all night-ee. Sun
lise come me scr gse-him sleep. Me &c
look. No dead ilan-Sun Lee dead dunk
Me call all ChinGman, tlend come see gosc. Sun
Lee one Hop Slug man-one bad man. Me
lick um plenty. Vow no more gose, no more
glub-me bust. sun Lee eat me up. He more
bad one big g,a'eyard graveyard )-Bosto"
Her1IT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-20

The spirit of violence appears to be getting
rampant in Washington. 4 few weeks ago,
Kenneth Rayner Solicitor of the Treasury,
made disgraceful assault upon newspaper
man in the streets of the capital and yesterday
Judge Wright of Indiana assaulted Columbus
Delano, ex-Secretary of the Interior, with a
stick and with curses. Judge Wright, and all
other men who resort to violence, in order 10
redress their zeal or fancied grievances, should
be punished to the full extent of the law There
must be an end to these disgraceful scenes that
are reported from Washington.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-20

FROST BITEs-Y Young children in cold eli
macs often have their fingers or ears frozen
1t occurs so gradually that they are not aware
of it at The time il happens. At first the skin
assumes dull red color, but soon becomes
pale, wa;y and insensibe The blood no long
er flows through the frozen part We must re-
store the circulation very gradually. III we
hasten the restoration of the blood TO the frozen
tubes, we shall inGuce such inflammation as to
destroy the vitality Of the limb. Bathe the
frozen part with snow or cold water; keep the
child in cool room, increasing The tcmpcra.
ture slowly Ia child is deeply benumbed
with cold, pl1ce it in cold room put it to bed
and rub gently It's entire surface. AS soon as
ii becomes warmer and the blood moves freely
give ii more clothing and more friction, until
full reaction occurs Warm drink, gradually
given, may be useful. A perspiration from
hot drinks and clothing, or IA warm blanket
wonted ejaculation, and the skin to It's usua
Warmth- Western Ru,Gt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-20

Acarefu man in Champaign Co, III "A county
originally rs rich a any under the sun, la,
been trying tie benefits of using broadcast nit
rate of soda and sulphate of lime He used
l25 pounds of the first and 100 pounds of the
latter on the meadow and pasture lands last
year, and has repeated the application this
year He now reports that he has blue gras'
on one and timothy on the other equal in depth
and color 10 any wheat ficld.-Iord .StoGtc Rig
iHter
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-20

4 Houses PETITION To HIS DRIvER.-"GO
ing up hill whip me not; coming down hill
hurry me not; on level road, spare me not
loose in stable, forget me not; of hay and corn
rob me not; of clean water, stint me not; with
sponge and brush neglect me not of soft dry
bed, deprive me not; tired or hot, wash mt
not; with bit and rcins, oh jerk me not; and
when you are angry, strike me not
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-20

A boy five years old was playing rail
road" with his sister of two and a half years
Drawing her upon foot stool, he imagined
himself both the engine and conductor. AfleI
initiating the putting noise of the steam, he
stopped and called out New York" and in q
moment after, Patterson" and then "Phila
delphia" His knowledge of towns was now
exhausted, and at the next place he cried 'Heav
en-" His little sister said eagerly, Top
des I'll tliI gu; here"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-20

A new cersai called Pampas can bc sccr
growing in the garden of Mr. Pulver. ia Paw
Paw. TIE stalk is like a corn stalk AMI In,
grain is the size Of small pop corn, it, yield i
prolific. chickens are fond of it. and when
ground into meal it is fine for riddle cakes
Call and see it; it promises To be = coed and
profitable crop-AmJoy JJ1ra."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-10-20

ScoTcH CoLLoPs-Get two pounds Of round
Of steak. chopped fine; put IA "a irying-pan q
lump of butter half the siZe Of an egg; melt
dreCge in little -four, brown, and then put a
'cupfuI of water or more; stir tn make gravy;
chop up an onion. put il in; then pu. IA the
beef; stir often. and cook twenty miIU;e.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-10
WEST ALEXANDER. PA.
Free Trade In Oysters and Fish
Introduced up There.
West ALEXANDER, Pa, Dec 8, 1877.

Wet ALEXANDER, Pa, Dec. 8, 1877.
GtOn IntellIssncer
We have often read Of Whisky Rings,
rGumany and Anti. Tammany Rings, &C.,
bat in our borough we have q chSnge or
something new 10 that line. Wehave an
s0yIter Ring" or at least one has started.
It hA, been customary for some years
blck for some Of your citizens to come
Oul to this place and dispose OF oysters
iud dsh to our citizens without being
compelled to take out = special license,
although our borough laws require the
same. Until this week the law was con-
.ldSred dead. 1t was brought before the
Council and talked over aud dropped, q
niiOrity being In favor Of not enforciug
&sSame. But yesterday one Of ParkerS
wagons was out here and he was
Aceosted by the Burgess and required to
shell out 80 cents for the privilege Of
selling lew quarts Of oysters and some
nh. There are a majority Of the citizens
Who denounce this tax, or rather the en-.
ioteemeut Of II, The Rrst move in the
IAtIer was made BY one Of our prosper
Gus little merchants or grocers, who,
fauor says, told customers not very long
since that lie was NOT making enough 10
guy his stogies, For oil that ismade on
The sale Of oysters here 1t vas not worth
Sls while TO agitate the matter, We want
ne wagon TO come on as usual and fur
ash our citizens with good oysters, NO,
Mtered or cut, and we think his trade
will be increased. CONSUMERS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-10
sehenck,s NIandrnI1e Pills

Will be found to possess those qualities
necessary to the total eradication OF all
bilious attacks, prompt to start the score.
hons Of the liver, and give healthy tone
TO the eutire system. Indeed, It Is no ordi.
nary discovery In medical science TO have
invented remedy for these stubborn com.
plants, which develop all the results pro.
duced by heretofore free use OF calomel,
mineral justly dreaded by mankind, and
acknowledged 10 be destructive In the ex.
treme to the human system. That the
properties OF certain vegetables comprise
all the virtues Of calomel, without its inju.
rious tendencies, Is now an admitted fact
rendered indisputable by scientific re.
searches; and those who use the Mandrake
Pills will be fully satisfied that the best
medicines are those provided by nature In
the common herbs and roots Of the fields.
These Pills open the bowels and correct
all bilious arrangements without saliva
ton or any Of the injurious effects OF Gallo.
mel or other poisons. The secretion OF bile
y promoted by these pills as will be seen
by the altered color Of the stools, and dis.
appearing Of the sallow complexion and
cleaning OF the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each
box OF pills. Prepared only by ]. II.
Schenck & Son, at their principal office,
corner Sixth and Arch STREETS, Phlladel.
phia, and for sale by all druggists and
dealers.
Price 25 cents per box. cod
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-10
Farn ll,.l clubs.

The long nights are with US again to
remain for several months, and We would
suggest that In no other way can one Of
them each week be employed TO better
advantage by farmers than In discussing
question: relating to agriculture. We do
know, however, that live FArmerf Club
10 rare thing 10 lind. There ought 10 DO
one In every school district, where there
. not one In 4 county. Wherever q
Grange exists, that Of course, answers
the same purpose, 80 far - its own mem
ben are concerned, but unless most Of the
farmers ID neighborhoOd belong 10 the
Grange, the latter cannot take the place
Of the club. II there Ia no organization
In your neighborhood, reader, whose OBJ.
Jet 10 discussion and investigation Of
farm topics, we urge you TO 90 about for.
ming one at once. You cannot devote q
day or twos time 10 better advantage 10
yourself or the community.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-10

STAIR cARPErs.-stair carpets should
alwsys have a strip Of paper put under
them, at and over the edge Of every stair,
which Is the part where they first wear
out, In order TO lessen the friction Of the
carpet against the boards beneath. The
strips should be within m inch or two
a. long as the carpet is wide, and about
four or five inches in breadth, 80 as to
lie u distance from each stair. This sim.
pie plan, so easy Of execution, will, we
know, preserve q stair carpet half as
long again as II would last without the
ttFips Of paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-10

FAMILY supPEEs.-Hoss are quo.
ted at 8 to 81 at New Martins.
willie and tobacco at 50 so to $500 per
hundred pounds in the roll. Butter sells
at IS to zoe, eggs 20, corn 40, potatoes 40,
aud oats 25.
At Middlshourne Tyler county, but
ter cells at 1sc, eggs IS. feathers 40, lard
10, beaua 81 80, dried apples 81 90, oats
SOC, and corn 80.
AT Martinsburg, butter %, eggs 20
chickens 25asO, potatoes rs, corn S6a4O
oats 80.
AT Fairmont, butter 20. eggs IS, buck.
wheat flour 81, corn 40, oats rs, potatoes
40, cider vinegar 40c per gallon,
At Buchannon, butter 12lal6, eggs 10
corn 45a60, green apples 26A40 per buahel
beans 81, onions %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-10
The Newly.Marrled Couple Re.
eetylng their Friends In the HO.
tel Bristol.

cetylng their Friends In the 1lo.
Tel Bristol.
Nj. Hamilton Mex. T1omhley aud
~ bride, Miss Florence Adele Wander
SlIt' are now living In the Hotel Bristol,
large apartment house at Fifth avenue
tod Fosty-second street. They arrived
nome Iron their wedding tour on Sltur-
saysVening last Their apartments are
10 The second story, aud front on the ay-
saae' They are on the north side, and
We composed oil \ parlor, q dressing
room, a bedroom, aud bath rooms. The
ttellinS Ia plain 10 form, but handsomely
ifsseoed. The prevailing tone Of the Ak
muster carpets 10 red, while the uphol-
sNsy Of the rosewood furniture Ia in vel.
VET pl@sh Of rich delicate color. between
ated and maroon. The furniture wac
HOI ordered BY the groom or BY the iami.
yol the bride, but was put in by the
FoptietOrs Of the house. D
WAa. makes the rooms particularly
attractive to the numerous callers the
young couple have entertained, 10 the dis.
Eayo the large number OF beautiful
Wedding presents. The Impression given
visitor 10 thatths rooms are handSomS.
y u aHd lastetully but not lu@uiiouSly At.
ur ~
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SATURDAYS STEAMERS.

New YORK, December 8.
The export trade is again active this
week, and the shipments by the various
European steamers sailing TO day we're Of
more than the average proportions.
There were six vessels in all on the list,
and each had a full cargo on board, com.
prising the usual variety OF breadstuffs,
dairy produce, manufactured goods and
other commodities. A noteworthy iea.
ture Is that neither the steamer Of the
White Star or North German Lloyd
Line had single bushel OF grain on
board, the room being taken up by other
freight. The Britannia took out 1900
barrels OF oysters, being the largest single
shipment ever made from this port. She
also carried an unusually heavy consign.
ment Of fresh beei, there being no less
than two hundred tons slowed away. In
addition to the feet for Europe it may be
mentioned that the new line Of steamers
for Venezuela made their inaugural trip
to-day, the Hadi having sailed this alter.
noon for Porto Rico, ST. Thomas and
Venezuela, The cargo consisted mainly
OF -four, hardware, potatoes, machinery
and manufactured goods in fair proper
tions. and the prospects are that the re.
turn freights will DO very heavy, chiefly
in coffee, hides and skins. A number Of
passengers went out, and the new ven
ture promises to be successful. Among
the principal items composing the yari-
Gus cargoes Of the transatlantic steam
ers may be enumerated the following:
Britannia, White Star Line: l,400
bales cotton, $500 boxes cheese, 1900
bbls oysters, 800 bbls apples, 100 pkgs
butter, 500 bales hops, 100 tons maple
wood, 34O0 boxes bacon, "A tierces lard,
200 bblS pork, 40 tons leather, $50 tcs
beei, 200 bags clover seed, 400 cases
canned goods, 200 tons fresh meat.
City Of Montreal, Inman Line: $1,000
bushels grain, 1900 bales cotton, 1900
boxes bacon, 1880 boxes cheese, 500 pkgs
butter, $50 bales hops, 90 tons oilcGkes,
"a tcs lard, 100 tcs beef, 80 tons iresh
meat.
Spain, National Line: $4,000 bushels
grain, 1870 bales cotton, $500 boxes
bacon, 3,100 boxes cheese, 102 hhdS tai
low, 500 bbls potatoes, 125 bbls apples,
900 bbls -four, 3O5 tcs beef, 60 cases
tongues, 600 buckets lard, 100 qrs fresh
beef.
Auchoria, Anchor Line: $4,000 bushels
corn, q 100 do wheat, 1890 bbls flour,
$50 puncheons syrup, $50 bbls pork, l45
tcs beef, 1900 boxes bacon, 600 pkgs but.
ter, 1000 boxes cheese, 1000 qrs fresh
beef, 600 ties lard.
Loudoun Castle, Anchor Line: $4,000
bushels wheat, 1880 bales hops 100 tons
oil cake, 425 les pork, 1880 bbls -four
200 buckets lard, 81 tcs beei, 1890 boxes
cheese.
Hermann, North. German Lloyd Line
| 900 bales cotton, 40 tons manure salt,
2, 400 Tea, 800 titkins and 400 pkgs lard,
rs bills beef, 800 do sugar, 20S tubs but.
ter, 800 bales tobacco, 81 hhds do, 2S4
canes do, 1000 boxes starch, $50 bbls
-four, 800 bbls shoe pegs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-10

New YoRK, December s.-The case Of
the United States against ex.Gov. Tlden,
10 recover alleged arrears Of income tax,
set for to-day, was again postponed Tor
two vseks,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-10
MERCHANT TAILOR.
l take pleasure in informing my custO.
merB, and the public in general, that my
FALL & WINTER STOCK

Is now In Store, with the addition every
week Of such novelties as may be brought
out
Gentlemen will End in my establishment
everything that is new, stylish or desirable
in material, both Of Home and Foreign
make, and at prices to suit the times:
l will make up to measure heavy weight
allwOOl Suits from $50 90 upwards, which
in cut, workmanship and trimmings shall
not be e1eelled.
From my long experience in the business,
doing my own cutting. selling my own
gocds aud buying exclusively for cash. my
expen ss are at the lowest point and can
and do sell at the lowest figure.
am closing out my entire stock Of PUla.
NIsHNG GOODS at and below cost, to
discontinue that branch Of business.
Ell. LINGEN.
uuA1
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40 rS' Stov, pries are lnyMiablO, Remit 9.
\. iT,iti Of fatOfico Money ordwe, and
~ ~, i,bS, ii Ihesa ean DO procured, sond the
- -, 1 n ! SsSiItrSL Letter
,vrTtIlgENCER will present daily the
IHS " n III departnenls, from all quarter q
z. !srli, y veil N = complete record Of local
. g';SsRSrEIY /, printed on ThurSday, and en-
iHk v! M a Inc COUNTER, In paid envelopes ready
sIIisS. G6- Sad a copy 70 abteAi (rttaldl
j..tsIisrI vltA mari from hoHlA
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sVtS.nY iSTELlidKAGRR left regularly At their
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~ Ildfcaa'
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SNsi'lT aHd LA0aId IN no edIe h dddftiitd 10
= y ,SIiritusI Wrpbsr Of he firm BY name.
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TfaNs Of SUBSCRIPTION.
nAILY.

.. ,,ol, IA SJsaAo., POsiap' BrPah
n % Three months. .,....v2 "
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NJ IS. SSI " ClhSr In City iSc per week
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IAN IA o4pano,, TOaaOs prepaid.
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IA Pullman Drawing Room aud Sleeping Cara
IRON stea6 enTille and Columbus through tSitlOui
change % Cincinnati, Louisville, IndiAnapolIS md
81: Louih aud from Columbus 70 Chicago, =
The pleasure seeker or those seeking Homet n
ne lVeSt, should call on or address the IndeIsEnod
Tor through time tables, maps, land Circular ana
iurlner information. W. L. UBRIEN,
Gen'l passenger and Ticket Agent, No, 40 HlRh
street, Columbus, Ohio. mTi7
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st.Gbe'svIAs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bellaire Al
~ r M. Bridgeport At ass and arEives a. stsrs
Bridgeport at S65 q. m, '- ~
sPeeial accommodation trains leave Bellairo At
Wy 2. n. aud l2i6 p. nj Bridgeport al S;I5 I. N.
an9 1 ~ p N arrive at Martins Ferry 9b6 ., n.
ING I:lV p. N. Returning leave Martins ReFTyat
ll'so 2 N. and $50 p, m; Bridgeport li:SS 4. N.
SIS p NJ. '-"'V - ''' A1N
"a, Tickets 70 all principal points in the East and
We. can % procured at the Union Ticket Ofice,
f. X. MYERs,
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tlhTSush carL Cars to Fulton every forty mi1.
n n,1' Enough eau every hour and twenty miu.
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TIME TABLE-wHERLING d ELM GROVE
y RAiLKoAD.7on and alter Monday, Deem.
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CLEVELAND d PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
" C0RDRRHRD TLAR CARD.
In NJ - 1EliEIiI fl.d
G42kER-ss ) vi. 'li.s
On and alter May 9Olh, 1871, Trains VIII run
daily Except Sunday n follows, VlEi
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TRANSPORTATION.

~ 10, hoPs 4 all Stations between Wheeling ana
SWSS SS,nS No = stops al ali sarOni between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF SEW-YOHR..........

PORT OF EEwYOHR. 90
CLEARED.
steamship Agnes 8urdeE, PHILADELPHIA BOcert & Morgan.
Steauisbtn N. bragg Portland. j. r.
Cornwall tBrJ, Siampcr Hrl-ol W. d. Morgan
shin anaaa 1rUwbTidgr, Francisco, Cal, sutton
Iurk swallow III, Genoa Italy. = - Tucker q 90.
raTE sarah tBr Cork orders w. Ewel
Gfix Favore wocdw ard. Port span Trinidad H. Trow.
hrdgeE SO.E.
Eng May H. Rowland. Lorlon. Brdgotown. BALM p.
BTe Waaban Wiley. Havana Cuba James +. Ward & Co
ing q stat AdOia (Swed) OLSEN Lisbon Portugal Punch,
IN Manson Gardner New. Haven, Conn. H. W. Loud
nj. G,you (Rr McPbce Of Spain. Jones Tough
on.,,c "a g7tl, In tie name Of r. L. curr1c
,tAr H. A. Forsyth tIebne, bridgeport Conn., Stamford
sriT Vim H. Knis, Duffy, Ponce, p r.. f. L. Becerras,
Nephew q @. ,,-.-n,o ~. We. ~.
sci,r Butiet Hart Osenburg Genoa llhiy j. NJ Precht
,soon 4 y Robbins, Wilson. Now Haven Conn, National
Freight and IlghteTage Company. - -, .
sot, siuncn JARVIS New Haven Conn.,, National Freight
aud IlghteIsge Company
ARRIVED.
Steamship Shoan Obj Edwards Naples Dec 22, Messina
oath Niaizo ?It Jan. Val Dca hth Gibraltar
Has had strong westerly winds tue cntlrs passage.
anslp NIndicaof, Hogsrs Philadelphia io providence
Steamship Agnss, BurGiek fLladephia, Win muse ~
Bogart Morgan. -, -
Queenstown lsh with mdse. and pass "a Williams Guion.
Jan. a. lat ~ a. ioD B2 90 passed cnnatd steam
~ bonnd east; 2sth 202 mica east Of sandy Hook.
a National steamship bound east.
steamship santos Dsv. Now Bedford with mdse and pass
Barring & DayiA.