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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-09
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

MAY safely claim TO BIO one OF tho few popular
W. remedies receiving tho approval Of medical
gentlemen, who, IN pf1yAte, NOT only freely recon-
mend it but use it In their families in preterenso
bdYoa arc aware, said q distinguished city ply.
heiAn. that lnypbligatlons 70 tho Mas. Modleai
or prescribe the Radical euro but since received
20 much relief from tho uso OF it myself. after .
thorough trial OF the usual remedies, / have prt-
yAtely advised IL use. and presume l hare Sentto
your store NO aithAn one hundred ofny patients
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-09

BELLA1RE L~ocALs,-MOadayis Locals
-Daayed.-The city wharf boat, on Sun.
day afternoon last left its old mooriugs
and dropped down the river to a place
of more safety against ice, a point right
below the r. Il. bridge and in the rear Of
where the steamboats, Salt Valley and
Mallie Ragon are anchored. The Carrie
Brooks Is also laid up at this point, near
the water works.
The Bensood land soulh Wheeling
ferry boats stopped running Sunday even.
ing last and are yet snugly laid up In
winter quarters.
Mr.. George MeriE, Of this township,
and Miss Ella Booth, Of this city, are 70
be married by Rev. Iaston, at the Dis
ciples Church, tomorrow evening.
Yesterday forenoon q boy who was
skating near the shore, acros the river,
was suddenly seen to gradually descend,
and In q second more would have sunk
below the surface Of the Ice only Tor the
timely rescue Of another boy, who pull
ling of his oyercoat and reaching II to
his reckless adventurer, safely dragged
him out Of his perilous position.
Mr.. Will Carroll and his newly made
happy bride safely returned yesterday
morning from their wedding tour. We
congratulate them both and Join in wish-
ing them them a rosy voyage along LIES
path.
We visited several retail establish
ments yesterday, and by chance dropped
into The. retail grocery and produce store
Of Nj. Joseph Clements, q OF the most
popular men in that line Of business In
this city, as we were told. Joseph, not
atiired in a coat OF many eolors, but In
his shirt sleeves, wearing the usual good
natured expression on his countenance
and as busy rs q bee, was waiting upon
his customers. Mr.. Clements located here
10 1870 without any capital, except an
honest face, since which time, by a.strict
attention 10 business, honest and fair
dealing with oil, managed to earn 3
homestead for himself and family, enlist
and retain the friendship Of his fellow
citizens, and the patronage Of 4 deserving
share. Mr.. Clements Is n OF the few
who has managed TO face the fury OF
many a hard crisis.
Mr.. D. Riggs died Sunday last His
funeral will take place from his former
reaidence, In South Bellaire, to-day.
Mr.. E. w. Ball, q dealer In country
produce at this place, Is preparing 70 sell
out bis stock to-day 10 a gentleman from
PitNburgh. =.
Prayer meeting at the DiseiPles'c Church
at land Z P NJ, to-day, by Rev. Mr., Wal
laos ofthe UP. Church.
The wife Of Mr.. Joseph Heatheringlon,
residing on Gravel Hill, 10 lying very
sick with typhoid fever. Her recovery
is almest despired Of
TUESDAYS RIroRT.
The bakery Of Mr.. g. F. Reuter- was
entered bythieves on Monday night last,
and all the loose change which was left
lying In the till, amounting to about s.,
was successfully carried on, Very re-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-09
MEDICAL.
IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.
MEDICAL.

MO single diieala has entaIied more suffering or
~ hAstened the breaking up Of tho constitution
than CAtArTh. The sense Of 6metl, OF taste. ofIlght,
and sometimes AL yield 70 ~ deStruetiye infnenee.
The poison Il distributes Throughout tho system
e easeHs = S ts6y, g \, ib LStee, S ana gfs SsSessB.po LIZ iFspis
Observation-Disclosures impotentiy AStalled
by quAekS and ehGtlltAnA. those suffering nom
ofthSg grave. Itiittme, then, thAtthe popular treat
ment ofthll teITibte disease by remedies within the
reach o. al passed Into hsnds q Snse eotnpetenf
method adopted by Dt. Sanford In the preparation
ethia RADICAL CUhr has won my hearty approval,
l believe Il likely 70 succeed when. al the usual
remedies fall, because itStfikes at tho root Of tho
disease, viz, the acAfUi6d blood, while y heals the
liberated membrane by direct application. 70 the
rules, and unless the vital forces arc too Tar tx
hAnlted, mnSt, In the great majority ofeAses, eject
GEO. BEARD, NJ D.
Eo1sooFr BLooE, So. F~RAHiXolGH, Oct J, 1911.
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b. mad, Ia Gdvuaet, potta0s rtpetd
o,. ,rsr-.---...Sl 80 siI month"; ..-.'Sl g
In Guls Of FVO...,.a.......- ....'''..'.'"''bii 80
L, club Of Ten ........ ........,--..s.....'. 49,
In Cuts Of TNenty.+'"......- s'''...;...' ! 49,.
And 40 sIt1 copy 10 person Seulns up Cae'
nTTbs above phces are inynHlhlG Remit o.
o,r III. in Dnits or fostotIee Money Ordersy and
.S.rs neither Of thesc Can Be procured, send the
n,onEy In 4 Registered Letter.
tuE INTELLIGENCER win present daily the
new, 10 al departments, from all quarten o.
he world, - well n = complete record o. local
VIeni5.
II WEEKLY Il printed on Thurpday, and can
IA hH5 al the counter, In paid enVelopestrtady
ir mailing. s1-StAd o copy 10 abtshi JrteHdI
AMI rtldIhSI tgiLh nant Jrsda hoHI
Observation-Disclosures dehTins 70 have the
DAILY INT~KLLIOKscER left regularly 81 theif
,riiepcos In the city and suburbs ON Do
.ryed By leaving their addrcs At Counting
Room, or BY drop letter through the postotnee'
m OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES attention will DO paid
IA Hnonymoua cotnmunIn1onS eyery article
must 10 accompanied by the writer's realnane
and address.
Rv,tn,ti LSlrI for " IhoHld b addrtued "Etss
. nrIr51l," and IAOSH IN no edle b dddrttied 70
NM iadfrEdYal Htab1 " As firm W AapsS.
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Terms OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY mad, IN GdRancS, pStia0t TnPaA
, Vs., ...Ss 90 Three monthL -....t2 g
NV gopths-..... 100 One month-.......t
III TsIiysTed By ClTrieri In City lie per week.
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Each package contains Or. sanfordS Improved
1nhAiing Tube, and full directions for use, In all
cases. Price, $im. For sale by all Wholesale and
retail druggists and dealers throughout tho United
States and anahAl. WEEKS a POTTER General
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-09

VOLTAIC PLASTER.

An .Electre-G uIynnic Battory combined
with n highly .Medicnted st~rengthenlnr
PiPster, fernlng ths bees Pia.tsr FIR
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~EIsH-MACKEREL, Nos. ], Q and s
II In Barrels, Half Barrels ind KIA LAke Hsf-
ring In Half and ouartgr Barrels. Salt Water HGr-
ing 10 Barrels and Hall Barrels. In store nDd
for sale By v. REILLY,
1900 and 1911 Main 10,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-09
THE "WHITE"

Sewing Machine sths eailest selling and best nt.
iSiying In the market. II hiss q very large shuttle;
makes the loek.btitth; Il simple IN construction
very light running, and almost noiseltHl Il 10 al.
most impossible for other machines TO sell 10 diTeef
competition with The WHfIK. Agents Wanted.
Apply:fer tsrms TO white Sewing Machine Co..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-09
ELEcTRlCIfY

As Q grand curative and restorative agent Is not
equAlled by any element or medicine In The history
OF tho healing ART Unless tho vital park has lied
tho body, restoration by mcAn1 OF cleetrielty 10 nos.
stblc. ItistiiOl last resort OF all physicians and sur.
gnons, AMI has rescued Thousands, apparently dead,
from an u~ntlnlely grave, when no Other human
agency could have succeeded. This Il tho leading
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-09
sEnI.WEERLY.
WEEKLY.

BY mall, Ia adponns, poauOs Ptaaid.
Ma. vs,I......,SS 90 eix months. .....-..Si 70
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TWO In ONE.

Thus combined wr have two grand medical
agents In one. each OF which performs its function
ment. lotion. wash, or plaster oyer before com
pounded u tho history or medicine. Try ono.
PEIcE, . GENTS
Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the United States and Canndas, and BY
WEEKS d PoTTRI, ProprietorS, Boston, Mas.
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

GRETLRMEN, I'VE have sold sGsToRpl Rlpt-
VI CAL CuRk for nearly. ono year, and can say
cAndldly that we'never sold = similar preparation
that ERye such universal SAthfactton. We have
10 learn the tlrlt complaint yet
We are not IN tie habit of recommending pat
emit medicines, but your preparation meet4 tho
wants OF Thousands, and We think those afhlcted
suffering will be relieved. We have been In tho
drug business forthe past twelve yeArs constantly,
and sold everything for CRtarrh, but Your leadsal
the rest. II you SEQ proper you can use thlA letter
or any part o. II thRtyou wish.
yIcry! truly yours. Sd, BALDWLN& GO.
Stationery, Warrington Ind, Fe6.2 1910.
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TUESDAYS RLPoRr.

The bakery Of Mt. G.. F. Reuter- was
entered by thieves on Monday night last,
and all the loose change which was left
lying In the till, amounting TO about s.,
was successfully carried Of. Very re.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-09
RALSAM mi PINE.

The healing rfroperties otoIT own FRAGRANT bal;
known to require description. Their grateful,
healing, soothing. and 9trehgthcnirg properties Aru
ancc with late q dimpQrtant discoveries In phnr.
macy. their healing. aud Strengthening properties
arc Increased tonfold. In this respect our Plaster
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-09

CAPITAL RESTAURANT.

No. 1iR MARKET ST., q De ony hrH-elea Res-
~ianraHt IN he eiiy. It Is the only, Restaurant that
that quiet cleanliness Of q home, combined
With the best ethItnt that eau DO found In the dty.
He keeps on hand the very best the market affords
In vegetables, fish. oyster, game, and everything
In season, and serves It up In q manner unexcelled
In the country. BE can be relied upon always 10
iurnish eYerythinR hnlt-elass. del0
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CURE FITS!

When I say cure I DO not mein merely TO stop
them for q time and then have them return agpin,
I mean n radical cure. I am q regular phydClp
aud have made the dlieaSe Of
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Rv,tn,,i LSLaI 6r " LhoHld b adfrtjed "Ffs.s
q Urmp6tl," and IA0uH ~ no ens b addreited 70
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TRANSPORTATION.

No. I stops At ali ttItons between Wheeling and
GambsrlAndi No. g stops ut all Sutons between
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,uy 1SrELLIGENCER win present daily the
new, in al departments, trom ali quarten o.
he world, - well ~ . complete record o. local
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-18

then dealers who desire like measure OF
success need have no doubt upon the matter
The following is the testimony obtained by
w. w. Sharpe d Co. from some great houses
with whose name and character New York
ers are familiar. Messrs. Ivison, Brakeman,
Taylor & Co., publishers, say:
We have tried almost every sort of medium
in advertising, and long ago became con-
WINGED that the results were largely in favor
Of the fresh and varied columns of the news
paper.
Messrs. John Duncan Sons, agents for the
Lea & PERKINS, Worcestershire sauce, say:
An experience of many years has demon
strated to us the great value and benefit de-
rived from carefully prepared and properly
displayed advertisements in well-establlshed
and influential newspapers.
Messrs. Lord & Taylor, the eminent dry
goods house. regarding the value of newspa-
per advertising, say:
OF all the methods open to the merchant
for advertising his business, an experience Of
nearly half a century enables US to unhesi-
tatingly declare in favor of the newspaper.
1t is, without exception. the most economical,
persistent, painstaking and successful can
vasser any business firm can secure for the
purpose OF 'rr"V'rg their goods to the atten-
ton of the c...aunrr.
Such witnesses as these are entitled to be
listened to by reason of their station, which
enables them to speak with authority; also
because they give the best and most practical
proof of their convictions in the symmetrical
development of their advertising branch with
every other necessary branch of their bust
ness. When their evidence Is all to the same
effect it may be accepted as conclusive; tkeir
experiments having uniformly resulted in
success. their example may be safely and ad-
vantageouslv followed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-18

MEMPHIS APPEAL
SATURDAY, MAY is, 1878,
INJURIOUS PREJUDICEs.

While patriots are eudeavoring to eradi-
cate race prejudices, they should make an eff
fort TO efface the still more damaging preju-
dices which demagogues are laboring to Gre
ate between classes. We can never become
homogeneous people 30 long as the country
Is made up of warning, jarring factions, all
clamorous for class legislation and labor
ing to array class against class. In
times of elections, the foreign element meet
together for the purpose of demanding rep
resentation upon the ticket. This is to be
deplored, as it Is nothing but know nothing
ism in another shape. If persisted in, it will
force native-b born citizens to band together
and claim their share Of the offices on ac-
count of their nativity. One class are
found arrayed against the newspapers, and
gable about a prostituted press. Such SLAM
ders, if persisted in, will force the news
papers TO combine for self-protection. Men In
sickness send swift messengers for the physi-
clans, whose bills they never pay; and when
in health take malicious delight in warning
upon the quacks. Lawyers are charged with
all the litigation by the rascals they have
saved from the penitentiary. The lawyers
are accused of multiplying litigation for sell
fish purposes, just as the physician is ac-
cused of producing maladies and max
ing his patient unnecessarily sick for
the purpose of mourning a big bill
and illustrating his skill for restoring to
health dying patient. The laboring man is
hostile to the capital which gives him en-
ployment; and the communists the pariahs
OF society, are warning upon all classes, and
are ready to war uron each other. This
growing antaRonism between classes and pro-
LESSONS sickens the heart of every lover of
his country. These virulent and revolution
airy jealousies, suspicious and hatreds
between classes are inculcated by de-
signing demago9ues, who appeal to
the prejudices of men for the purpose of
securing office. Unless the American people
call halt, and put .down all class preju-
dices a spirit of discord will be fostered
which will Mexicanize our government, and
cause it to share the fate which has over
taken other nations made up of antago
nlstic classes. There is need for the
lawyer, the physician, the mechanic, the
artisan and the laborer, and all will be work
ing tremendously in their respective spheres
with the return of better times. In the great
battle of life all classes should enter the con-
test. distinct as the pillows but one as the
sea'-distinct In their determination to ele-
vate themselves and their professions, but
one in the opinion that the American Union
can never be made imperishable, great and
prosperous unless all classes become lone as
the sea-" Glasses, professions and various
avocations IN their respective spheres, are not
only legitimate, but necessary to society.
They make symmetrical civilization, and a
harmonious and happy whole.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-18
A New CoIored Methodist Church.

Anew denomination of the colored Meth
odists, styled the Southern Methodist church,
has been started at Atlanta, Georgia, by
members of the regular colored Methodist
church, which extends all over the country.
They allege as a cause for separation that the
burdens inflicted upon them by the national
church were unequal and uojust, and they
complain that they do not get fair share Of
the honors and privileges. There are, they
say, six colored bishops in the church, every
one of whom lives in the north, and they re-
quire each of the two colored Methodist con-
terences in Georgia to pay fifteen hundred
dollars a year, or three thousand dollars be-
tween them. The bishops seldom come
south, and the reformers say they do no
good when they do come, but only ask for
money" 1t is declared that they get nearly
fifty Thousand dollars year from all the COL
ored Methodists in the south, though it is not
asserted that they use all this fund for them
selves. The Atlanta reformers announce a
purpose to labor earnestly to support and ex-
tend the new church organization.
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CLIMAX.
CATASTROPE

Wilkesbarre, Pa, May II: The banking
house of Joseph Brown, of this city, closed
its doors to-day. An assignment has been
made for the benefit of depositors, who are
principally of the poorer class. Brown Claims
that the assets are fifty thousand dollars in
excess of the liabilities, which amount to one
hundred thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-18
Quinine and Arsenic

Form the basis Of many of the Ague remedies in
the market, and are the last resort Of physicians
and people who know no better medicine to employ
for this distressing complaint The effects OF either
of these drugs are destructive TO the system pro-
ducIns headache. Intestinal disorders, vertigo dIz-
zness, ringing of the ears. and depression of the
con titutional health. AYERS AGUE CURK is a veg
etable discovery, containing neither quinine arsenic
nor any deeterious ingredient, and is an infalble
and rapid cure for any form Of Fever and Ague. lis
effects are permanent and certain, and no injury
can result from Its use. Besides being positive
cure for Fever and Ague In all Its FORMS II Is also
superior remedy for Liver Complaints. II Is an ex-
cellent tonic and preventive well as cure OF all
complaints peculiar to malaIious, maISby and mi
asmatIc districts. 1t acts directly on the Liver and
biliIry appartus, thus stimulating the system to n
vigorous, healthy condition.
For SALE BY ALL DEALERS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SUMMER BOARD-No; rs west 81

sun M Elk BUA HD-NO- - west 81 st
Stneet. New York.
Mrs. BULKLEY will accommodate visitors to the
4NI city during the summer months with hTst-class
rooms with or without board, at moderate rates
Her house is located between Broadway and Fifth
avenue; is most accessible from the various Ferries.
being within two minutes walk OF the Elevated Rail-
roads and six lines OF Cars and Stages.
RefeIences-Dr. T. Gaillard Thomas New York;
Rev. T. ID. Witherspoon Petersburg, Va; Rev. VIM
K ROQps Memnhis Tenn
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The Hague, May II: The chambers passed
a bill authorizing the loan of forty three mil
lion gullders to cover the deficits to complete
the public works.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-18

Paris, H., May II: A fire yesterday
burned several buildings on the west side Of
the square, P. '. Greer's building being the
principal one. Total loss, sixteen thousand
dollars; insurance, nine thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-05-18

London, May IL: The Russian military au-
thorities have forbidden the Bessarabian
deputies In the Roumanian parliament 10 at
tend any more sittings of that assembly
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Hawkeye.
CANTAsTOPTHIs.

STROPE.
Oh! he was a sweet young lithesome man,
And he moved with a tender grace.
And a smile like the sweepof an angels wing
Played over his fair young face.
ANTISTROPE.
1 bring" he said, and the editor bowed,
For he loved the fair young thing
bring" he murmured, "a poets song,
lay of the balmy spring.,i
CLIMAX.
Then the editor grabbed his cross cut saw,
And the nail grab all the same;
The big sledge-hammer, the long croW-bar
And the club with the terrible name
CATASTROPE.
He sawed him in two and fiattened him out
He tore out each quivering lung,
He pinned him up to the sanctum wall:
So scattered, and yet so young.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-01

THE National Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee will probably
issue am address 10 the country, re-
asserting the declaration Of the
Democratic leaders that no assault
upotl the title Of President Hayes Is
intended by the Florida resolution.
The purpose of the address Is To en-
courage the Democratic party 90
vigorous action In the coming can-
paign, and TO quiet any fears OF a
revolutionary movement 10 unseat
the President and install Tilden.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-01
WHOLE NO. 2,24O.

all its schools. For your own sakes
and your childrens sakes, make II
dear to your hearts, make il your
own in sympathy, in hearty God
speed, in prayers, and good works
and gifts and as you would desire
to see your children virtuously
brought up to lead Cody and
a Christian life; as you would wish
to see them well grounded in all the
principles of virtue and honesty, to
take their places hereafter as good
men in an evil world. See to ii that
you guard the spring time of their
life and, in the words of Bishop
Otey, "be careful to whom you
entrust the formation of their prin-
ciples and character, and immOVa-
bly, fixed in the determination to
give this power to no one who does
not realize the binding obligation
of Christian duty, and who does not
exhibit before the world a Christian
walk and conversation" You can
help their noble work, and at the
same time your dearest interests by
entrusting to it the education of
your children, and by sustaining it's
Theological Department. | trust
that we shall not be behind the
other DiOceses associated in this
great enterprise in our zeal and de-
votion to its welfare manifested by
our work in its behalf.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-06-01
GAINESVILLE, TENN, SATURDAY, JUNE. /, IS7
ANNUAL ADDRESS OF THE RT
REV. C. II. QUINTAARD,


icaI and Lay Delegates in
Convention Assembled at
Clarl1sville, Tennessee,
May 23d, 1878.
By the courtesy of the Rt. Rev.
Prelate above named we are en-
abled to present to our readers a
portion of his annual address deliv-
cred in Convention last Thursday at
Trinity Church. The large portion
of the address which recap apitulates
his official labors for the ecclesiasti-
cal year just closed is here omitted
as not being of the same general in
terest as its latter portion. He
closes this portion with the follow
ing quotation