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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29

ITCHING P1LEs.-The symptoms are
moisture, like perspiration, intense itch
ing, increased by scratching, very distress
Ing, particularly at night as II pin wormi
were crawling in and about tue reetum
the private parts are sometimes affected
II allowed to continue, very serious result
may follow. Dr.. swayne's All Healing
Ointmentis a pleasant sure cure. Is j. .r.,..
HOME CURES We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were AZ
above described, the use OF swayne's 0int
ment In short time made perfect cure.
J. W. CHRIST, Boot and Shoe House. S44
N. End St.
Reader, il you are suffering from thi.
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch, scald
Head, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any
Cfusty, scaly, Skin Eruption, use swayne',
Ointment and be cured. Sent by mail to
any address on receipt OF price, lin cur
rency or postage stamps). so cents box,
three boxes 81 25. Address letters, DIR,
swayne 4 Son, $50, N. Sixth. street 1Phila'
delphla. No charge for advice. Sold by
leading druggists. Logan, List 4 Co.
H1HI.r0 aadAw
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NEW York, July 27.-Flour-Demsnd
fair and market firm; superdns western and
State IS 6oa4 90, common TO good 81 05a
Z 80, good 10 choice 81 35a5 rs. white wheat
extra IS 8oa6 50, extra Ohio 81 00a5 rs, St
Louis S4ooa7 70, Minnesota patent process
90 0Oas Is. Wheat -Heavy; No. 2 spring
81 16, ungraded red western 81 GOAL 10,
No. 8 at 81 o. Ifa1 o3, No. 2 do 81 DIAL 0s,
No. 2 amber 81 l0K. Rye-Firmer and
scarce; western 62a65e. Barley and Malt
Nominal. Corn--Active but lower; un.
graded 45a49c, No. 8, 461<c, steamer 471<a
471c, No. 2, 4sa4S1zc, yellow western 4Sk
a4sc. 0ats-Firmer; No. 2, S4hc, do
white 341<aS5c, No. l, 35a35 Nc, do white
371fc, No. 2 Chicago 35a355lc, western
mixed s21ias5c, white western 34Ifa3731fe.
Hay-Firm at 45s55c. Hops-Steady;
eastern and western 7a10e. Coffee, No
lasses and Sugar-Dull and unchanged,
Rice-ouiet and firm. Whisky-s 81 06h.
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NEW Coal EsTERPRIsE.-A few days
since mention WA made OF certificate
Of incorporation Issued by the Secretary
Of State 10 4 company Of Pittsburgh cap
italists under the name Of the "Pitts.
bursh Coal and Coke Company" The
Pittsburgh Leader says that the object OF
the company ia to buy up large tract Of
coal land lying along Harman's creek,
near the State line, between Pennsylvania
and Virginia. The tract mentioned is
several miles in extent, and said to con.
tain the beat Pittsburgh coal. The min.
ing will be carried on extensively, and
developments will be sonth. The main
office will be located at Wheeling juno
tion, Brooke county, West Virginia. Ar.
rangements have been made with the
Panhandle road for special rates Of trans
portation from the mines to the river or
steubenville, and 10 case the cost proves
to-. much or any hitch occurs il is con-
templated that small road may be built
for the purpose, the distance being but a
few miles. :. a. 1rff7'3 afF OK
II is'proposed by this arrangement to
avoid the trouble experienced in the
upper river navigation-that Of passing
locks, rifles aud bridges, and not only
save great deal Of time and expense,
bat enable shippers 10 avail themselves
OF every rise to get the coal away.
It Ia said that it is almost impossible to
get coal down from the third pool 90 a
short rise. Shippers are often detained a
halliday at the locks trying to get through,
and when they are through the river Is
down. The situation at steubenville,
with a clear river, and barges, already
filled, can take advantage Of any rise.
The deep pool at the bridge will also per.
nit the building Of the most approved
docks and loading apparatus, several
different plans Of which are under con.
alteration.
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Martins Capital Restaurant ll55 Mar.
ket Street, 10 the only Restaurant In ths
city that has separate rooms for ladies'


The werther Is in melting mood
again.
THE B. SO. pay car is going its month
ly round. 'a' r 1t3
THE Riyerside Mill willstart up again
tomorrow. % ,ssaNuI ,r1ew ft,0
Pur up mosquito netting, or shut up
the window. --...... ..
MuzzLE your dog, or he will be dog
gone If you don't '' tl.E,
THE Hessian Band will start for the
old country NEXT week. d
CART. CAMPBELL SwEEyEY's new boat
was launched at California, Pa, on Sat-
urday. ar 90. sst.s. a.,..r
Dos'r take the leaf out Of your hat yet.
The weather feels ike having another
hot spell. ,.. ,.,... ,-..,-s,
HALEY'ss string band, Of Benwood, gave
q very pleasant picnic al smiths Orchard
on Saturday. -.. -,
TIE Bellaire Nail Works declared q
dividend oil three per cent out OF the
earnings Of the last six months. ,
IL the evening paper local has any
com passion for along suffering public he
should let up little on the "Walking
Club st- ~. s.s-N
The local gossips are already busy
discussing several brilliant weddings
which are said to DO arranged for the
early days Of the fall. glS
THE formal presentation Of new
shell boat 10 Louis Felsing, the oars
man, will take place this evening, at the
Nail City Boat House. ils.
LEMONS have gone up again. Their
price Is regulated by the Thermometer,
and II the pleasant weather continues We
may expect speedy decline. .I,t
Mr.. Jos. soHATrEH, the baker, Is
putting up 9 neat and substantial two
story brick on his'property on the Weat
side Of South Broadway, lland. ~ ,,
THE young people residing in the Vi,
einity Of Short Creek are to have big
picnic In John McCollock's sugar camp
next Saturday. Kramer will play 2
TIE Rolf property, In South Wheeling,
was sold by Auctioneer Haller, at the
Court House, Saturday morning. to VIM.
Myles, Of Centre Wheeling, for 1910.
A s7RoL1Ixo German band made music
at wholesale on the streets Saturday
night, and an organ grinder and his In
iernai machine added TO the general sum
OF noise. 'ia
ABOUT 400 men are employed in the
work Of constructing the Cleveland, Tus.
carawM Valley & Wheeling Railroad.
It IL the intention to have Il open for
business next spring. ssis
II the bottom Of the river continues
10 rise 10 the view, how will the faithful
get to New Martinsyille on the 18th proxi
That IL the question. Looks IA though
the Journey will have to be made over.
land by Panhandle delegates. ..,..i
Col. DAN. JOHNSON, aspirant for Con
gressional honors in this dlStrict, arrived
In the city yesterd3y, and registered At
the ST. James. The Col. goes up 10 ban.
cock county to-day, 70 stir up the faith
iul In that neck Of the woods: SOL :
TIE concert Of the Hsssian Band at
Neuhaulena Garden, yesterday wls 0
grand success, AZ usual. Alaree and en-.
thusiastic crowd WA 10 attendance, and
the music was received with every exbi.
hitiou Of delight. Prof. WsifFenbaehb
remarkable drum playing attracted .
great deal Of attention.
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PuLrrr PARAaaArHs. = Rev. Jabe,
Hall, Of Cleveland, ofticiated at the Dis,
ciples Church, yesterday morning and
evening.
Rev, Dr.. Perkins, Of Louisville, Ken.
lucky, preached yesterday morning and
evening at St. Matthew'S Church.
At the Cathedral yesterday Father Sui.
Ivan celebrated mass at $50 and 800 A
NJ, and Father McElligott at 1880 A. N
Father Sullivan preached after the latter
mass. l.....
The q. P. Church at Martins Ferry
has recently been considerably improved
by the ladies Of the congregation.
Rev. Smith, Of the West End NJ. E
Church, held an open air meeting in
front Of the Bank, in Bridgeport, last
evening at o'clock. These meetings
have been held there for three successive
Sundays. ,..-... -.
The English Evan. Lutheran Church
was well attended at both morning and
evening services yesterday. Rev. s. B.
Barnitz, the minister in charge, preached
at 10i A. NJ. from James ], %, "But be ye
doors Of the word, and not hearers only"
The discourse noticed the different classes
OF hearers as: A, Pleasure.seeking; B,
Philosophical; G, Convinced; D, Convict.
ed. The sermon closed with an appeal
to all present to be "doers Of the word,
and not hearers only" Ths Sunday
School showed an increase Of forty in at
tendance over last Sunday, accounted for
by the change in the atmosphere. The
evening sermon was from the text. "But
they made light Of IT," Matthew XXI, S.
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CINCINNATI July 27.-Cotton-strong
and I'D vanced 70: uplands Ike. Flour
Easier at 81 6OS4 75. Wheat-Heayy and
declined Sair; prime to choice white 95l
97c, amber 94A96c, red winter s2c. Corn
In good demand; No. Q at 44a45c. Oats
In good demand and firm; mixed 27a2sc,
Rye-In good d.mand at 52hc. Barley
None here. Provisions-Easier. Pork
Neglected At $40 00al0 rs. Lard--In good
demand Mt 81 o5, prime steam held at 81 IS
kettle 81 75as 0O. Bulk Meats-Dull Al
IS 10a5 90a6 lax. Bacon-steady and In
fair demand ut IS 5oa5 62ISa6 40a6 so
clear $675 Linseed 0il-Quiet and I'M
changed. Whisky-Steady and in fair de-
mand at$l Oh. ...l .... -
HoGs-Firm and higher; common s. u
al Is, fair to. good 81 30ai 80, heavy pack
ng 81 S5a4 IS, Dutchers' 81 66a4 65.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 27.-Flour-s Steady and
in fair demand. Wheat Irregular and
unsettled; cash higher: options lower; No.
l red winter e6ass5fe, No. 2 do 951fc cash,
9Sa9Skc August, No. 2 Chicago spring
81 OK leash and July, 921<a92s 60 August,
SsasSKc September, sales at slslaSsszc
August, No. 8 at s0c, rejected 62c. Corn.
In fair demand but ut lower rates; 800
cash and July, 3S<c August and septem'
Der, rejected SIC. 0ats-Quiet; cash higher
and options lower; 267<c cash, 22jGc Au'
gust, 22I<c September. Rye-Steady and
In fair demand at 64a541fc. Barley-Dull
and prices a shade lower at 70hc cash,
SOC September. Pork-In fair demand but
at lower rates at 50 90 cash, 50 55a9 81
August, 50 7oa9 TAX September. Lard
Steady and In fair demand at 81 10 cash,
81 071fa7 10 August, 81 171<a7 20 septem.
Der. Bulk Meats Steady and firm. Wits.
ky-Fairly active and shade higher at
81 90.
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AN UNpESIABLE TRurH.-You deserve
to suffer, and II you lead miserable, I'M
satisfactory life In this beautiful world, It ID
entirely your own fault,-your unreason.
able prejudice and skepticism, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowledge
and common sense reasoning will soon
show you that Green's August Flower will
cure you Of Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia,
with all its miserable effects, such us sick
headache, palpitation OF the heart sour
stomach, habitual coStiveness, dizziness OF
the head, nervous prostration, low spirits,
dc. Its sales now reach every town on
the Western Continent and not q Druggist
but will tell you Of It's wonderful cures.
You caa buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve. eod&w
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HENEATEsr THINd Our Our friend
Robert Sweeney, on Market Square, has
The newest and the neatest thing out 10
the way Of a Camp Stove. It's Just the
thing for camp meeting folks, for fishing
parties or any other sort Of excursions
where folks want something that 10 com.
pact, portable and yet efficient 10 cook.
inR utensil. Well, Robert can ft you out
to . T. His stove has places for two vessels,
which by simple arrangement Of the
lids can be adapted to one large pot. 4
has an ample Gre place, nicely lined with
FIRE brick, and the great beauty Of Il ig
that you can carry II In medium sized
market basket. Go and sec II.
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PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Flour-Q Quiet;
supetGnes s? 50aS 70, extra s. 00a4 90,
Minnesota family a 75a6 90, high grades
50 O0a7 so. Wheat-Quiet; red 81 DIAL 05,
amber $io5ai Os, white old at 81 i0al IL
Co,n.Easy; yellow 4ss5le. ., oats-Quie'
ern mixed s0a31c. Rye-steady and scarce.
ProyisioIs::- Firm. Mess Pork-$i0 25a
10 so. Beet-Indian ress SIG 76al7 90,
smoked; hams 1lal2 Nc, picked 97{ai01<c,
greepLsc. Lard--Quiet aud steady; butch.
ers 6Na7c. Butter-Steady and unchAng-
ed. Cheese ominally unchanged; west.
ern choice 6fa7c. Eggs-Nominally un.
changed. Parliamentary; refined l0sSc;
crudeS IsaSkc. Whisky--Quiet and steady.
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T0Ie0o-

TOLEDO, July H-whsat-Eaaier; No
white Wabash new 81 03, Mol whit
Michigan new 81 o., amber Michigan lpot
81 90, do new CSC, seller July csc, seller
August 95c, No. 3 amber new 96c, No.
red winter spot 81 90, new 9S1fc, seller
July 961fc, seller August e4Nc, No. 8 red
new $50, No. Dayton and Michigan red
new o71ic, No. s do $50, rejected WabaAt
new Sc. Corn-Quiet; high mixed &c
asked, No 2 spot 42c, seller August 42c
asked, Il Nc bid. oats-Dull; No. 3, 271<e,
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4, Ptssesss Pssr-R Rs, u " Sss !,

b PgRsoFAh Ponrs.-Prot. j. N. Birch
hAs returned from & visit to friends 1t
UlAysyille, Pa.
FrofI ]. R,snoWdsu and TWO daughters
left, on, Saturday, for iMiddlebourne,
where dhe Professor. will conduct Q
teachers institute this week. .yn,., q
q DR.. Alex! W. Biddle, Of Philadelphia,
10 spending few days 10 this city.
Mr.. Henry W. Fisher, a prominent
merchant OF Benwood, Is spending the
summer a Atlantic City, N J. ''
Mr.. Ed. Ewing goes TO Cranberry Sum.
NIT, 10 day, to recFeate for few days.
A5pArty consisting Of Messrs. Joe J..
Woods, james Cummins, Dan. List and
Sam. Adams, and Misses Annie Woods,
Mary Campbell and Annie and Lily
Cummins leave to-day for Port Stanley,
Canada; where they will spend 4 couple
OF weeks. 'l.' t'T %
W. A..Woods, a we'll known discharg-
Ing clerk from Wheeling, W. Va, died at
St. Louie, Friday night.-PiIs6ur9h Sun
day Leader. ..7.,l
Messrs. Simon Keim and George zoeck.
Ter leave France to-day for home. '
Mr.. OBrien, young Pittsburgh at
torney, who has large number Of ac.
quaintances here, spent Sunday with
Wheeling friends. lsso eds g.i .s;.yI
The remains Of W. A. Woods, Of this
city, who died In 81, Louis last Friday
night, were expected 10 arrive here last
night, for intefment. ~
Among the late arrivals ct the 81.
james are: Col. Dan. johnson, Of Tyler
county; Judge II. J. Samuels and wife, OF
CAbell county; W. S. Wiley, Esq, Prose-
cutting Attorney Of Wetzsl county. :,
Father McElligott, OF the Cathedral,
leaves to-day upon trip through the
West. ~" 90 9'E, Z ''..' '' .
Count de Zlba and daugh Of Austria,
have rooms at the Mcclure. They are
taking a trip through the States to see
M. Jamss Neill and W. J. H. Bown
are rusticaiipg in ,Chicsgo. W.,
w. II. Hunter, Of the steubenyille. Ga.
rslie, has entered suit 70: $40 900 damages
for alleged libel agaipst P. 2. Conn, Of
the sieubenyille Herald. The action 10
based on certain libellous articles which
appeared 10 the latter paper. ... -,
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RAILROAD BoRDs-Loweh
ApATR RnHna-StRady. q

RAILROAD bONDb-IoWeF.
ATATR Bonds STEADY. tty f4.
STOCKS There was less activity and ex.
element In the Stock, market to-day, but
q much frmer tone prevailed, and prices
advanced sharply In some shares. Sellers
Of the past few days were buyers to-day In
many cases., The opening Of the market
was buoyant and there was sudden rise
Of X to ! per cent this was followed BY q de-
cline Of Y to ~ per cent; aud still later, by
an advance Of Il 70 az. In the afternoon the
market was buoyant and prices advanced
u to 5 per cent from the lowest point OF the
morning. There was q large purchase OF
leading shares based ON the belief that
the damage TO crops ct the West had been
exaggerated and that the trunk lines will
announce an advance in the rates for East
bound freight ut nj early day. The fea-
lures Of the market were Northwestern,
st. Paul, Erie, Lake Shore, Western Union
and LaekRwanna.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
Of which $4,000 were Erie, 1900 Lake
Shore 1890 Northwestern common, 49,.
800 preferred, $500 st. Paul. common, =.
600 preferred, 1900 Lackawanna, 1900
New Jersey Central, 1,200 Morris q Essex,
and 100 Western Union, Ntti. Of go
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LATELY the mortality among children
has been unusually large, doubtless owing
10 the, remarkable heat, This should be
warning to mothers 70 watch with. q
careinl eye the diet Of the children and
the attendance they receive. The sum
msr reason Is always particularly hard on
children, and thus far the present summer
has been unusually severe. .
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To restore and inyigorate an enieebled
appetite, use Prussipgs Apple Vinegar

WA11AcK's oaoHEsrRA.-The orches.
ira OF Wallacks Theatre, New York, ID
famous il It's extraordinary precision.
This 10 due entirely to Thomas Baker, an
Enslishman, who has conducted II for
years. Mr.. Baker used to suffer terribly
from rheumatism, but now . as supple
and nimble as d schoolboy. He ascribea
his freedom, as he ought, TO Giles lini-
ment Iodide Ammonia. ... u.
Sold BY ali druggiss. Send for pam
o. a451 Sixth Avenue, N. Y.
Trial size Is cents. 0.,'.i.',, r., ' y.
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Accident 10 < RAiLHoAD HAND
John Baldwin, q laborer on the G. 7. V,
4 ", Railroad, while at work about four
miles west Of Bridgeport, on Saturday,
met with quite a serious accident by the
falling Of the boom Of the derrick used in
hoiatipg. He had several rihs broken
DR.. Cook, Of Bridgeport, attended The In
Jared man. -'" p 't.
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River 8 feet 8 inches and falling.
On Saturday the Science departed fol
Parkersburg at l0i o'clock.
The local packets came and went 81
their usual hours.
The Telephone did not get Of for Gin.
cinnati until 4P.M.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati al
the same time. I... r.
The Thanhouser, which made q trip In
place Of the Mallie Rsgou, did not get up
from Parkersburg until after noon yes
terday.
The Ragon will be the Parkerburg
packet to-day at l03 o'clock.
IBy TeIepaph.I
CAIRO, July o. Arrived = Robin,
Memphis; City Of Helena, vicksburgi
Jas. W. Gaff. Cincinnati; silverthorne,
Evansville; Jas. D. Parker, Memphis;
City OF Vicksburg, ST. Louis. Departed
-Helena, St. Louis; Gaff, Memphis;
Parker and silyer.horne, Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, July T.-Riyer s 4l0
feet and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm. Up-Smith. Down-Eyansville
and Grey Eagle.
MEMPHIS, July 2s.-River fallen l
inch. Weather fair. Departed-J. b.
Maud, 81. Louis; Colorado, Vlcksburg;
Port Fade, ST.. Louis; scudder, New Or
VicKsauao, July 2s.-Thermometer
97S. Light rain. River fallen 10 inches.
Arriyed-Grand Tower.
ST. LOUIS, July 2s,-Arrived-victory
81. Paul; Desmet Paducah. Departed
None. River fallen 4 inches, now 10 feet
4 inches above the low water mark.
Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE July 2S.-Cloudy and
warm. Departed-Vint shinkle, Mem.
phlG Golden Rule, New Orleans. River
falling; 5 feet 2 inches In canal.
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IA NEW BOAT Capt Campbell Sweeney
,elegraphed 10 friends here, the succesainl
launch Of his new boat on Saturday at
ternoon and his arrival at Pittsburgh
the same evening. He will leave Pitts
bursh with the boat this morning for
Wheeling, where the machinery will
be put d! on board by A. t J.
Sweeney & Son. The boat ia LII feet
long, SO feet beam and s feet hold. Her
engines will be IS inches with. 9 feet
stroke. Capt. Sweeney expects 10 have
his boat complete and 10 the cotton trade
Of the South by the 18th Of Sept. san
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THE"reyerend fraud" who has recently
been extensively written up in the Wheel.
Ing press, was taken from Wellsburg 10
Cincinnati, 10 ,auswer charges in the
courts against him there. Upon his ar:
rival In Steubenyille he was recognised
"a the same person who had been there as
q false Eaoch Arden, who had returned
from the wars after sixteen years. ab.
Sence. 60" '+ ~
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-Miss A. Taylor
conducted temperance meeting at Par
kers' Hall yesterday afternoon.
The meeting at Mozart Hall on Satur'
day evening was we'll attended. Me@rs.
Frank Kline and Chris. Kline addressed
the audience.
On Sunday afternoon a very interesting
experience and prayer meeting was held
at Mozart Hall. Mr.. G. W. Baggs pre-
sided, and after several prayers had been
offered number Of reformed men made
speeches. In the evening Messrs. Young,
Noble, Baggs, Hastings, DR.. Hall and
others addressed the meeting.
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H.Po11oE P1cKlEea-oficer ,Deabsngh
on Saturday arrested George Boyee for
the larceny Of some articles Of little
value from the store Of ]. W. Wait, In
South Wheeling. George is in durance
vile.
John Shelley was disorderly in North
Wheeling on Saturday evening, and was
arrested and locked up by Officer Bogard.
Minnie McCiill Ia 10 the cooler for dis.
orderly conduct on Saturday night. Def
baugh made the arrest. a..
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NEW York, July H.-The cotton goods
market Is fairly active and prices are slow,
with . stiasnlng tendency. The discount
on LonSdale bleachOd shirtings will DO les
seUed on Monday. Ducks and denims are
In good demand. Prints are In fair re-
quest Mems wear wooden 10 irregular de.
mAnd. Foreign goods quiet.
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THE amount Of opium imported into
this country is estimated at some millions
Of dollars, but the amount Of suffering Il
causes and the misery 1t entails upon
thousands OF families, by It's injudicious
use, is simply frightful. Emergencies
may arise when 1t can be used 70 good
effect under the supervision Of skillful
physician. In nervous complaints, Nery-
Gus Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
pains, restlessness, etc, far salsr, surer
remedy ia found IN Lawsons Curative.
It ia entirely harmless, can be used freely,
and cures he disease, not simply deadening
the pain for time, to:haye It return with
renewed vigor. Confidence in the Cara.
tive has led us to recommend 1t in . va
riety OF cases, and 1t has never disap-
pointed our sanguine expectations.
Large" new so cent size, and nearly
three times more for 81. .l.. ID
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The Democrats Of the Second Sen
atorial District are to nominate candi-
date for State Senator, al New Martins
willie, on the day that the Congressional
Convention meels. Squire McJilton, Of
Bsnwood, and NoonAn, Of Moundsyille,
are said to bs the most prominent candi.
dates, and one OF them will in all prob.
ability secure the nomination.
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If any one feels that he is getting
pulled up with the idea that the world II
growing painfully good, be should make
L a point to call around at the police
station occasionally. There will be found
the same old story Of misery and sin re.
peated day after day. the year through,
giving glimpses at "ths other side Of the
world" that one cannot readily forget.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-29

NARROW EscAPE-While the steAmer
rhanh6uder was eoSliHg at Lockwood's
landing, yesterday morning. young
man nSnt4d Nolan fell Of 4 fat and was
carried under It; but came out all right
making q vigorous struggle for his lie.
lssyerGi Of the crew Of The Thanhouser
vent out in q yawl and rescued him.