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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-17
Gte3iaIs sNoti3ea.
eaIseme Mser eoer ea,.errbstsen!

VUIoeue Moet obet 4Y0t4ottNotbens
Or. s. %. De sBitt's Ulittel setudbrt unieblbare
1etluns bon blinoea, blutenoen, ihtpdrenben uno
iudenSen pdmorrboiben, es mirb bic Ssiluns eines
ie6en aud nod 70 alien enseuur3elten Gales saron-
ttrt, menn Der Batient ben @ebrauhsantueiiunsen
hrens naHfommt. Gs ,pirft berubisenb, periGafft
nod iener aniuenouns oiort einoeruns unb benefit
helist nouise 5eiIuns tn furaer 3ett Die fSiaite
miro 3u 30 Gents pom MpptbeferH perfauft.
Satob gBaIs, ernannter Gsent
(Ns5, ,3Mte, D,D,S) in Baltimore.
San, JIeti6mamn & Comps Yrebbefe
(compressed yeast).
Da man enfbedt bat, oa6 nieIe Wadtnbmunsen I'm.
ferer Sete fid i'm Warfte beHnben, 10 bat ale d9te
VreBbee unieres Gabrats auf iebem Radete Den sfaS
men unlerer 6trma. vie anberen finb gfa1abmun<
gen. e,.,sn,
Wian nerfanse bon letnem Grocer 0afI 6teH"'
Wann & Comps Srekbefe. 2d9b friu!
Nabrtf.0epot: ssr. "a, SzGutatn>s >sfrabe.
o. O. 8enmett, @efdaftsfhbrer.
(gaarsts, ,12Dateq)
Die aeaeu tarfttaen amo safHftben eIsftro'
dbemi,dhem. Werfurtak, sdweieIs unb Sauspi,
baser In Nr. 147, saratosas, nabe gutamhrass,
"a' l's' 'n' 9''''A A'' isepi1O. .12GsieG
@tnDe cts % a a9en
auer sorteu uno Yreiie BET
Senrn Shpars,
Nr. Eli, Wef Baltimore,
(Rdrst4, ,3Iate. .Donn& gaonI) nabe eharlesfrase.
Pas tpmnoerbar tptrfenoe SautnittcI
. u p b d O f a e n c u m.
Ginnen, Blltben, Beulen unb aGe 5autausidIdse
iperben unbebinst sebetlt; 81 bas Sadet; nit
ber Bof suseididt. Wan fenoe OfHcezStempd
tdr Bampblet nebt 9e6raud sanipeiiuns.
9r. 9obnae & Sontp., Nr. Sc. Sf<Sapettefr.,
Sein Npotbefer bat es. f5ebr20, 1S.i.a.2O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-17
WlorOtf,atett In. W2iiyn1trf

ct. 2ouis, 16. Sunt.-3rii9eu gilbert
@sntrp unb Stepben S. GtOOre, 3uei i'll osr
gtdbe bon SturgeOn, Wo., mobuenoen jun
gen Narnlern, berridte ieit etma 5wei Sabren
9rlmmt9e 6einOidlait. Dioore begab Ii6 ae.
ftern ned @entrp's g8Ohuung unb bei9merte
it1 bariiber, DaB @entrp's Souuoe Die eini9en
(Dtoore's) angefuGeu batten. Sin biti9er
8ortpe9el entfano, Welder oamit enOete,
oaB 0tOOre ieinem Gegner cine t0otltde
S9uBpunbe in Der WagengegenO beibradte.
Der Sbdter ent5o9 iid Der Gerbaituug our9
Die Sludt.
Gin gieger, Namens aGen 9ple, uabm am
letten 6reitags 9lbenbe Qnartler III benz
9auie Der gfegerin Sane 8rOiun gu @aibtng
ton, 0to. gegen 10 llhr an oemielben AbenOe
Orang Elm yte9er, NameuS Sing, in 2pe'S
3immer Elm unO feuerte Smct Sdiifie auf ben
0eeteren a6, meld)e beiien auaenblidli6en8oc
5ur Solge batten. Otan pernutbet bab
Sing un6 Sane 8ropn ben WforO i'm gereiue
in's gSerf iebten, nm lid 2ple'S 8aaridaft
auSueigneu. Seiner Der SerDGdJti9eu tIt bis
iekt Oerhaftet mor0eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-17
SntTsna6rid,tcn.

SWtHsnnuEta)tcu.
Queen8to tomn, Is. Suni. - Der
Dampfer Settle" lift bon Stem DOrf bier
ein9elaufen.
Saure, Is. SUM. - Der 0ampfer
ygiGe be Bari8" 1T bon Stem 9olf bier
etngetroffen.
tomn, 16. SUM. Der
9ampfer n&itp Of Berlin" 1T beute bon gtem-
0orf angelangt.
Der Camper ,Sainois" 1T bon 8bituOel-
pbia bier angefommen.
8lpm mouth, 16. Suni.-9er 9ampfer
v9eiFn9" 1T bon geew Yorf bier an9eton'
men.
Warft nnS S5rIe.
2onoon, 15. Stunt, 1870 gta1u. -
8ereinigte Staaten Sbli9ationen, neue
Siinier 1073, 1867er 1094. @rie 15B, SIT.
nolier Central 81, Yennipluanler Central 304.
&onoon, Is. SUIT, 1.30 gta6m. -
Barrier 9epei9en notiren fitufpro3cntise
&enten 5u 112 Srancs 80 &entinleS fIr
Brief.
4toerpool, Is. Suni, 1890 gta6m. -
8aummole itetig. Oiittsllorte SberlGnoer
5.I6d; Orleans 81; Die 8erfduie betrugen
beute 5000 8a1en, eini9lieBlid 1000 Ba1en
5ur Spefulation un0 gum @rporte. Die
heutige 8aumlpol 3ufubr betru9 600
8aGe1i, einiAlieBlid $50 aus aulerifa.
Qtoerpool Is. SUM, 1.S0 Nafm. -
Son ben beuttgen Baummoa> >Sertdufen ma-
rem 5000 8allen alI8 Imertfa.
Seurse SeabeIotpeid1en.
- 9oro Oufferiu bat an9eblld) Die gSle0er.
ernennuu9 gum Geueralz@Ouuerneur BON Gao
naOa ausgeihlageu.
= Der 9er5og bon Cambridge 1T in MaItu
an9efomulen.
= Die Spinuereibefser in 9aneaibire,
@u9laub, haben bel9loiien, ale Sptnnereier
mieoer IN 8strieb gu iesen, inl Safe Sie ans.
itehenOen gScber III ibrer auf beute anberaunl.
ten Beriamu;lung 81 Dem gntl1luiie gslaIls
gen, fi9 oCr &obureruftton bon 10 Bro3cnt su
fii9en.
Der 3uitanG. bes Seuti9sn 8aiiers bei-
lert iidb INNER mebr.
: Sie~SaiIgin BON RuBlaub beTnoet iI1
auisSer 8eiisrung.
- Die Snlurreftion inl &booopez@ebir9e
ioll neueroings mieoer an glusoebnnng &c.
rponneu baben. Die Sniurgenten habeu OIL.
aeblidl fiinisebu 9anOHen su Sat0t anfse'
pFanst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-17

Vi
" ytdbridt fDir6 berInit gege6en, bas l1nterSs de
meter 8ofmatt 5ur Seruattun9 besgioflaNes 0esals
gier pert. Mbrabam YolIad erbalten booen. alle,
Of tSOroerunsen an OieIeu JahIas ba6en perben ters
nit auigeior0ert, iolde ne6f Den notbisen yeloen
ipGtetens bis Sum26 ytoo, 78 eureibeH uno 9elteno
su MAIDEN, o0er Su 9eudrgen baf iie ibrer anfpr. DE
an oeIen ytablaG 9eieblid iHr perue erGrt fue.c en-
m09en. alGe, Die 3ablungen an 6teien Ga6lag Bu
MAIDEN baben, lDeroen bternt auigcoroert, iole UTs
oer5l9tb an nnter8etbnete gu leiften; no nidt, 70
miro 9erihtlid ein9elbritten.
(t25.9.S5.5) llrinb ". Spua9. Nbm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-17
Ssernfid,te telearapf1iSdle Seneid,ett.

Sit SERB fen perloren an9eblt6
in benz @efefte am 8. b. SO. bel 2areoo II
uub bic merifaniif)en Gegieruugstrnppen MIR
Mann. Die 2erooiItenbanoeu ipllen Jest
idmntlid) perlprengt i:tu, auBer elmer fleinen
Abtbetlung inter @acobeoo.
Sc o. 81. sc it d |, e6ebem @lcrf i'm
Waporsbiireau 81 8uffalo, 9.=0., purbe
uorqelfern inter ber 9luflage uerbaftet, einen
nanlbaften Setras an Gong 3eiFonse@ e@ebiibreu
unteridla9en Su habeu.
- @ine aus 8anfier5, MGflern nno iontiz
GET @ei6dftSleuten aus 9eem<Yorf, Ybtlaz
6elpbia uuo anoeren St1oten ocS Sltefs bee
ftebenoe 81 grfuriion8geielliAaft fam
porSeitern III Atlantic : S tn, N. S.,
an.
SIN Quebec berri9te oorseitern o / +
fommene Rnbe Gin Sheil Der aus ei-
mem 2aben aeraubten 400 Sap Dtebl tit 5Hs
riiGerlangt iporoen.
-S. S. SelieD muroe am lebten sSreiz
tae8=4benoe Ill 8 f >WtooIeburD, ST.,
bon einem notorliden Oeiperabo, 9tamenS
2ufe Ylper, eridofeu. Ser Sbdter entfam.
81. S. 9SilliamS murDe oorgeltern ourd
eineu Stur3 i'll einen Sdadt Der > yWtaiSe Sob.
lenarube" bel 9 benanb o "a b, 3d., auf Der
Stelle get6otet uno Ntab Bed geidbrlif oerz
munbet.
- Die lleberrefe bes am leeten 6reitaae
auf ber @teubabn gu Golo<Sprin9s, nabe
Bousbfeep lie, N.=9., setObteten 9isu,
ItenantsG GbmoroS item BON Der 8uns
besarmee ainsen geiterH BON erudbnter Staot
nod g8aibinaton ab, nm am ieeterH Grte
| beitattet 5l merOen,
-Sn 5amestotpr, R..g., fiarb eeiern
Der befaunte Sournaltit Gbsrlt Sanles s.
Senrp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-17
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&e6erz&iNett
% Suts unO WtibensOeI6Gtt

S7VFFVFFI W NFF'FFFVV
gtr. 161, SIo=SroaOpaD, Baltimore,
Der llnterjei6nete madt Dem 9eebrteH oeut1deH
Bu6litum Die er9e6enite 2ln5ege 6Gs CT cine grose
auslpaht &,errcubIte nadb Der neuefen Utooe, iets
oenc, 6i= Gaimir= uno Suobbate, Dorrdtbig bdlt;
bes9Ieben cine 9ro6e NusmabI 5ruahenz Rn6 SetHs
cerbule iar bic Erii6iabr5= uilo SommsrzSoiion,
uelhe er gu ben 6taigeH 4reiien Oerfauien miro 9r
bttet ac 8ieieni9en, iuele eiHen fenen unb oauers
bafteu put Su tGuien pnhen crit bel tbm porSulpres
den uno ii4 gu tberBeug'n, ebe tie anoersuo nuien.
G0enfaas eine qroBe gtusDnbI Re9enidlirms,
BON SeiOe, alpaca uno @tngbam, peldIe er gu ben
geringiten Breiieu uerfaufen miro.
n. b Uian merfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-17
@ptta Mips6rattSe.

@alpeiton, Ter, IS. Suni. = General
Criterion tbetlt bem @eneral SrO Ourd cine
9eped)e NIT, oaB cr geeignete MaBregeln gum
S9ute Der nab 81 8aiO fiibreuOen Yoftfut'
i9enroute seroff.n bat.-SOiepb s. Dtarti=
neg, Elm 0erooiltenfiibrer, fehrte 9efern BEL
gagle-Ya mt % Utann iibcr ben 9flos
@ranDe mad Der amerifaniihen Sete 5uriif.
Ser gerboitenputiA miro aagenlein al8 ein
Sebli6lag betraAtet. @eneral H. s. Saloon
BON Der amerifanii9en &rinee ftarb aeitern
Qbero in Gan 4ntonto, un0 @ensrnl Sro bat
beIoblen, oaB bem Seritorbensn bel ieiner 8e.
erOiguus nlilitdrii6e @brenbe5ei9ungen ernie.
len peroeu iOllen. alle 8unOeS Siii3iere
lperoeu Der am Montage itattfinbenben Beer.
Diguug beipobneu, unb cine aleingemebrIatue,
iorpte elm Salut BON II Sanoueni6iiheu mer-
ben am @rabe abQefeuert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-17
Tmuttltcr 16f. 9s1tuauttr 1Gf4
Charles u. Ginaewato,

Os}asDlnmOcr SRiptsgIGcniur. DIE Qerste bieIes
~ Staates tonneu Su ieoer 3eit tunentgeItGfh
refine 9pmpbe, iriid pen Der Sub, erbalten, ipenn
ne Tid1 an Dr. %. 1. 6eaeiter, aat5sSmpfagent,
. ii b 70 eft @de oer &GlbOuns unb fSapets
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-17
SeleQrQDhiidle 9eneiflen
3nlaab-gfpfff)fil.

IBeri9te ber raiocitrten Yrefe' iir ben rDeusftes
&erreiponoentenSs1
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0pt Setttent s6tpa8er erntoroet.

&btcagO, 16. Suni = Wtar 9e9pein
wurbe 9eitern abenb in Ger Soritabt Qafe BON
ietuem Sdwa9er 8m. @alp auf b01it bru-
tale uno unueranIaBte gSciie eri6oIIeu. Ser
@rmoroete mar eiu 8rIber bon @arp'8 frii-
berer Satin, rpsl9e eine gbeiteioun9 erlangt
bate. @arp tit eiu betrunferer Sagabuio
uHb iu6te iett Dem Sdeibuugspro3sfie beitGnz
big !SGnOPl ansufniipfen. 6e9lUein ind)te
ieine Sdpeiter unb ibre &tnoer gegen Gorp
gu id)lten. Der Ot6rcer ift bis iebt nod
nt4t oelbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-17
Yartier 8rtefe.

Gin 9ae tn Ueriaiues. = 9ie 0aIafte, 0arfe,
Schfatneu u. ote Sborbettcu fransoiiSdler
Wpnard3en.- Die Semadber bon Waoaine
Haintenon uno bon Sofepbite, Napoleon
tno 9outs XIV. - Ste Sd1tpet5er 9tnIage
pom Ueaete Mntotnette u. .tp.-Das Sfumtfz
9epartement Der Yartfer ainSfteanng. -
Die 1btneSeM ano Japauefcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-17
sset9es Wcmd)elntoroattcntat a&f
stuet 9ead1tete oeutfd1e @iir9er tn
gSbeelin9. - Ser @ine t60tliG
atno Der 9noere sefdbrltb pers
lidt t)erffo1tffSef

BbeeGtng, g8.- girg., 16. SUM. -
@eiterH Ibenb, wdbreno iidl spei 0eutide
8iirger, gtomenS Srau5 uuO S6bm, auf benz
6eimme9e bcfanOeu, feucrte cine 4u3abl unz
befannter 8aufboloe pl0blid) obne iebe Ser
anlaiiung rncbrere Sdiiiie auf iie ab. &raus
lit t0btllh uno S0bnl gefdbrlid) oeripunoet.
Die 0feudelm6rOer, melf)e idmmtli9 betrunz
fen tparen, bemerffeGigten ibre Slu1t, uno
bic jsbt bat man nod feline Spur bon ibuen
entoedt. (0ie StaOt g8beelins Sdblt etrpa
10000 @inrpobner unb ibre gan3e Polisei=
mannifait beitanb, iueui9ftenS nod Dor ettt=
den Sabren, aus bG6ftens eiuem Oubenb
Boit;iiten. gS lit oeShalb burbaus niht be-
fremOeub, baB eit iolGes Serbre6eu Don be-
trunfsnen Stroldsn ueriibt merOen fann, obne
baB Die SbGter iemals sur Ge9cniHaft ge3O.
1pf1 mPrAPtl \
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-17
9lrfem utto Wontencgriner. - 8etiidlte
iiber lte1te Standardization

0fagul a, Is. SUM, 2IbenOS. = Sn 6ieier
Sta6t cirfulirte geltern Oas @eril6t, oaB Die
6einbielisteiten 5niiden ~Sen 8iirfen unO
WoutensQriuern mieoer er0iiuet por6eu ieien,
alleiu bis 5ur Stunoe iino Die @erii9te nod
ni9t beltdtt9t moroen. Die NiOntene9riuer
befeiti9en ibre Iit0lid)e @renSe. 2l0e Sniur,
gentenfiibrer aus Der SerSegoiuiua oeriammel.
ten ii6 beute auf GtnlaOung Der montenegro,
uli9cn 6e9ierung in &ettiuie. Der 3ped Der
Serlammluug iit nt9t ernlittelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-06-17
9as uebereinfommen RnbIano's nit SeItreidl
uno GueIauo.

2onoou, 16. Suni.-9er bieilge vSbiers
Der" glaubt, @runo 5u Der 4nnabnle gu bas
ben, 6aB ein @inueritauOniB Smiiden Oeit>
reid unb 0tuBlano erreift mOroeu ilt, burd
mel@ss bic Oitreidiif.un9ariiben SntereTen
friib3eitige Ser6ffentIi6ung oe8 llebereinfom>
mems ;wtihen 9tuBlanO uno @uglanO i'm bic
fgen ,@lobe" rutro ben AnItreu9uugen ruff
idlcr 9iplOmaten 5ugeidrieben, meld)e Die in
GuBlanb berrlbenoe 2lufreguug iiber bic Oers
mutbliden 3u9efdnbutiie all @n9lonO 81 be,
rubi9en wiiuidteu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-25
Rehenek,s PnlmonIc NIrnn. Sen

WEED TONIC AND MANDRAKE PILLS.
These deseryedly celebrated and popular
medicines have effected q revolution In the
healing aTt, and proved the fallAcy Of sey.
eral maximS which have for many years
DISTRACTED the progress ofmedlcA science.
The false s~upposition that ~ Consumption Is
incurable" deferred physicians from ut.
tempting 10 find remedies for that disease,
and patients afflicted with II reconciled
themselves 10 death without making an Of.
posed 10 be unavoidable. II is now proved,
however, that Consumption can be cured,
and that II has ben cured in q very great
number Of cases (some Of them apparently
desperate ones) by Schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup alone; and In other cases by the same
medicine In connection with Schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, n
or both, according 10 the requirements Of
the case.
DR.. Schenck himself who enjoyed unin.
terrupted good health for more than forty
years, was supposed at one time to be at the
very gate Of death, hi, physicians having
pronounced his cast NCpeless, and aban.
doned him TO his fate. He was cured by
the aforesaid medicines, and, since his re.
coyery, many thousands similarly affected
have used Or. schenck's preparations with
the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each, making
It not absolutely necessary TO personally
see DR.. schenck unless patients wish their
lungs examined, and for this purpose he Is
professionally at his principal office, corner
Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every
Monday, where all letters for advice must
be addressed
shenck's medicines are sold by ali drug.
gists. cod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-25

For all Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purCativc, they are un-
equaled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-25
SRdI.WEERLY.
WEEKLY.

81, mol, In adranus, PoIio9s pr1dtd.
s...SS 90 six months. .........Sl 20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-25

SCARCITY OF GREESBAcKs IN BosToS
The principal feature OF interestin the
monetary sitnationi in Boston is a scarcity
Of greenbacks. The Boston Advertiser Of
January IS says:
The rate for balances between banks
advanced 10 5 per cent to-day, and some
look for a still higher rate tomorrow.
No one seems 10 have aclear idea oil just
what has precipitated the present slight
furry, but there are plenty OF theories Of
what may have done so. Some regard II
as simply the result Of an oyer.expansion
Of loans on the part ofsome Of the banks.
Others think that q goodly amount OF
greenbacks have been absorbed by the
savings banks TO strengthen themselves
against possible contingencies; while
others have an idea that the greenbAcks
have been displaced by gold which has
been sent from New York. This theory
derives some support from the large In
crease Of goId,-oyer Ss00,000,-Which
was reported In the last bank statement,
and from the fact that while the rate for
carrying gold in New York has been
about D per cent here the rate has been
only about 8 per cent. This, Of course,
might we'll cause a considerable transfer.
One thing, however, all are agreed upon,
aud that is that there Ia 4 scarcity; and 1t
IL possible that all the supposed causes
alluded 10 may have contributed 10 that
result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-25

The genuine Dir. C. MtLANE's
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box has a rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine M!LANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures OF C..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-25
TRANSFORMATION.

No. Z stops at al stltons between Wheeling and
Cumberland; No. . stops at all Stations between
Wheeling and Chiffon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-25
DO Sane People Commit Suicide:

do Sane People Commit Suicide:
Baltimore American.
There have been many elaborate argyll
ments made in behalf Of the theory that
no sane person ever commits suicide, or,
in other words, that the very fact OF q
man taking his own life ia sufficient proof
OF his existing mental arrangement. To
most people sound in body and mind such
a supposition strongly commends itself,
for il ia very difficult for them to realize
that an individual can contemplate a leap
into the unknown future Of his own Volt
ton unless his ability al to reason and
comprehension has been destroyed; but
the Judgments OF the courts are in many
instances precisely the contrary. A nota.
BILE case Of a judicial decision in which
the sanity Of n suicide was affirmed &C.
Cured recently in Brooklyn and was
given by Surrogate DALEY. John Stein.
macher, a jeweler, had been twice mar.
ried and wa divorced from each wife.
After this experience in matrimony he
concluded that he had had enough
Of il and went 10 live with an.
other woman, who not long ago
committed suicide. Schumacher had an
Legitimate son by her, In whose favor
he made a will, and then commit
ted suicide over the body OF tue woman,
having previously written a letter TO him
stating the reasons for the act he was
about 10 commit The letter to the son
assigned "a a chief reason for the self
murder that the writer expected thereby
TO reioin the dead woman In a state OF
future existence. The question of the
mans sanity arising in q suit over the
admission OF the will TO probate, the Sur.
rogate decided that the c%learness with
which Schumacher pointed out his res.
son for suicide showed that he was in full
possession OF his senses, and that the
~lepatee under the will Is entitled to have
II probated. Surrogate Daley referred
10 the general anxiety oil the friends oil
perSons committing suicide TO have them
declared insane, and the sentiment ia un.
doubtedly a natural and charitable one,
outside Of any considerations as 10 the
disposition OF property. But he was also
compelled to discuss the issue OF whether
Steinmacheris idea as to meeting the dead
woman in another world was evidence Of
an unsound mind. In this calculation,
Surrogate Daley cautiously suggests,
Schumacher may have been mistaken,
but his belief 10 that effect Is no indica'
ton OF insanity. The decision amounts
10 saying with all the force Of Judicial
authority that a man Is not necessarily
insane because he kills himself, nor on
account Of any views that he may hold as
TO the future life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-25

Caskets and Cases Of all kinds and hLes constants
~ on hand and furnished on short notice from the
Ware Rooms, northeast corner Of Market SQUARE,
cf 1ais wheeling WIN. zISK a son.
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,yr rsTELIIGEECER will present daily the
new, 10 al Departments iron all quarters o.
II, yotld. n we'll ~ . complete record Of local
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By -od,' n odrunet IeHd9s prepaid.
80, ,zr.........si 80 Biz month"; essen 81 @
a" Ciuls Of FiTe.-".........- ...s''.''.''-si y oAen'
~ Cttls Of Ten........ .......'...+.....s.. " eAcn-
H. CInIs Of TWenty.""..''..... .......:''s. l y eScn.
tnJ an eItTs copy To person Eetting up Clue'
- TbF stove Ihots are inIhnable. Eemlt ~
~ In Drafts or fostOfico Money Orders and
ot, .Is nIthcr Of these can 10 procured, send the
,'nsgt Ia i Rrdstsred lAtter.AJA
rus tS%TELLlGEHCER will present daily the
mr. n.v, Ia ali Departments, FROM all quarters Of
h. vorld, N we'll a. . complete record oil Local
,u. WEEKLY Is printed on ThurSlay, and can
ihI IL XII ii The counter, In paid envelopes ready
u, mailing. HS-Sead q copy 10 abIsRi JHeldi
I'd ,,LtiirSI trlh RasI (Tom hopAi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. desiring 70 have the
n,IIY INTELLIGKScKR left regularly al their
a-3irpoT In the city and suburbs can be
T,yrJ EY leaving their address At Counting
p6,,a. or ~ drop letter through the Po.tothoe:
tn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES attention will be paid
'" N nnonTm0uS communications; eyory article
@a,t BE- accompanied by the writer's real name
and address.
p.,ir,u BiL1I for VI Ih0Ed b aiffsILhi "Ffep
, T,s1Iln and IhOUH IN no edis b GddreIted 10
~, iyiriisal member Of he firm BY AaHsS.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

ny mGR, N adrGHe, potta0sprtPosd-
IS % Three m~0nthL-...s9 %
oBtSs-....... Sc I % One month....-..- 70
~ In,rITtrcd b. GlIhsrI 10 City l6e per week
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-25
FITs.EpuEPSY0R FALLING SICKNESS
THE 1'WHITE"

Sewing Machine Is the easiest DeIlIpg and best sai-
tsiying 10 The market Il has 4 very llrge shuttle;
very light running, and almost noiseless II Is al.
most Impossible for other machines 10 sell 10 diToot
competition with the With. Agents Wanted.
Apply for terms TO White Sewing Machine Co.,,
Cleveland, 0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-25
rorrY YEARS BEroRl THE PUBLIC.
DIR. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
yOa II cuSE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SCI: HEADACHE.

MI r.:
symptoms OF 2 p:SeaSeu Liver.
DAN IN ihe lls'!t s'ue, unuet ue
l. euseol .ilc ilps,
Ilfc; sometimes Inc pants nl"e igit
sIuei INC Pa!1slis !s1ast,y aDt Io ~ o. NC
on .ne lei1 s'GS j so o.iJn S1a u,e and
:, -G.oo"on,Iv nv,cnJs ~ ,bc ton of
IL. sEnMlJcy onJ ;s somctimcs mis-.
tnl,sn for = rheumatism in The arm.
The s.omach &c orrcc,cd with loss of
]nrno.;." onJ s;cl.,css Tho howcIs in
]pposoI ,rn cos,;Se somc,;mcs oltcr.
SGo,;ys with law. ,Le head &c troubled
well no;n ,ccomn,n;eJ with = dulI
haonr =sonsn,;on in tLe hact n,rt
There is erallyaconsideraLle loss
afmem ,ssSi occownanird w;,Sanai i'm.
S,I sensation If having left undone
w. n.h;oh nraht 10 have Neon
dome ST,r's a sIi"btD dry cough Is some.
GOne. m s n,gcnd n s0 Tbe :, n ste
eo r,o IN osweor;ness and DEBILITY.
he = eas;ly startled bis feet orc coId
- ~ Le -eomnj,;ns NJ a
OF burning, anu TIC ColhPiailIs VIA
prickly sensation of the skin his
spirits are low; and although he is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-25

SlelbatVile Aocommodaion-Leaye BellaIre al
go !: M; Bridgeport at t:R; and arrives at stsu-
ben Vile at 6:l6 ,. m.
Lsaves steabenvile at 7.is q. M; arrives at
Bridgeport ut s:65 a. m.
Special accommodation trains leave Belhlre at
$50 a N. and i2:45 p. M bridgeport nj 9:45 4. m.
and loo P. m ; arrive at Martins Ferry 9;65 4. NJ.
il:25 a. m. and $50 p. M; BRIDGEPORT Ii:SS a. N.
and $40 p. m; arrive At BellRire ut 1i:60 q. n. and
8.b6 r. IN.
Tickets TO all principal points In the East and
West can 10 procured at the Union Ticket Once,
Mcclure House, and at the station at Bridgeport,
7. X. MYERe,
mye General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-06-25

The papers of Southeast and South
west Missouri are Boosting of early
peaches. The Dexter Enie,prise-lies-
srnyer was presented with several
peaches grown on the farm of I. {.
Leming. which were plncked on the
9TH of the present month. Mr.. Lem
ing's farm is Two miles from Bloom
field, Stodiard county. On the same
dav. June 9th, Mr.. W. Gallard Of
Bolivar, Polk county, plucked ripe
peaches from seeding tree in his
yard. This is a full month earlier
than peaches u>aIly ripen in This
State