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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-14
In the Potter. Field.

tho wicked cease from troutiRs .ni A., irt
oh. rest ye here, ye that have madc
Your escape from mortality's w~s,
And under these rude mounds are lad
side by slde in irregular rows
Cnhl tune terminates your rvpose.
Al. why 80 deficient IN those
Perceptions that ruudcr lite glad,
4, Ia sgh for ~ rude rrnnre
A. To wish Tor 50 narrow q bed.
Ia this silent retreat of the dendf
Was existence 80 bankrupt Of 10Y
that the iii yc no longer held dear
D'd uoUc prove doluave. OF ny,
Thar We WgVd THIS sad claim our -vli~rt
sad mausolc AM gu, heref
or did Sc the bright goblet dram
vhat pleasure hold out with u smih,
AMI druggcd with the potion. were tain
10 seek out this rocky bound Isle,
And lis down 10 -lun,ber awhile
Alas We mute. notonlcss lead,
Nc were 50 enamorei ct death
fhat We GLADLY the mandate obrNed
70 siulnh,r nuo oHscious OF breath.
These srasscoyercd hilocks bcneHtl
And some OF yc unlilden came
20 cast Your muinh,, here.
For the past was but .oirow 90 shame,
And the preS'nt 80 SAT dld appear
That the iuiure tor you had no lear
Ye Nrctehcs. We eouhl not abide
AneNi,tnco 10 msny too hlet
We wrecks ou humanity. tide,
We lot,um ant jct-am ot lie.
We rushed from humanity ,tnie
Ere yet from this world We mad He'd
10 lHoulicr IN quictudc mere.
The spirits Ia which We were we'd
Were hapy rs great a. our sphere
Hath ever iot love Tor W lear
some Washington here may decay
Who nations perchanue might have freed;
some Bonapgrtes bones rot away,
Who might, had oroaSon dvcrsed
Have surloited ambitions greed.
And Lazarus here is AZ par
With the rich mans costly built tomb;
But the beggar's the hapriotar.
For the grave unto him is home,
While to Dives II Is bat q tomb.
\. yc died so the gre ates have died:
le decay as the greatest decayed
Have " Alghed. III the greatest have sighed.
Foe tears man bath ever to she'd.
Ant t. mourn was humanity made.
FrUh the dust oi the earth Va had sprung
~ the earth upon which Ao soiuurncd.
w. have laughed aud have wept ami have sung
Aud dranS anu made mrrry and nnnrncd,
Ana then 10 tho dl,,l have returned.
We're We weary. " TOW ARE NJ rest.
or wicked, Nuur troubles are n.rr;
tor solt i, Ne ragtllH scutc breast.
And man can pur,ur Sc no 'uurc,
while the Lord hdih Ia, nercios IN store.
'HA"ils ILn.ou
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09

whole Tlekets, $40; halvea 81 QUARTER, 81 so
II Tickets. 500; S3k TiakeU, 500;
81 Tickets, $500.
nB-0tic'Ai lists Of Drawing will be tent gratis
10 all buyers, aud ill also be published in Louis
vile Courier Journal and NeE York Heiald.
Money can be sent By Mail, Postal Order, Reds
nossEAIrH DIsrRIBunos co. An orders for
and applications fnr Agencies should b
add ressed 70 COMMONWEALTH DIsrHI8U-
TI0S Gu, or TT. cOMMERF0RD, secetaTy,
Courier-JouTpal Building, Louisville, Ky.
creuit,s, giving full particulars, tent tne.
Hp3 e6dkH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09
steam Distributed Through
Pipes in City-streets Like Wa
ter and Gas.

Ter n ~
ButIo Express.
Birdsfll holly, Of Lockport, N. Y, is
the originator Of anew system Of con-
yeying steam for heating purposes by
means Of pipes laid for long distances
under ground. In the month OF May,
1876, be put his ideas into an experimen.
tally practical shape by putting a small
steam boiler in his yard and connecting
500 feet Of underground pipe. The res
ult satisfied him that the plan was entire
ly feasible. In the month of January,
llS77, astock company with acapital Of
SOS. 900, was formed 10 test the plan on
q larger scale, under the title Of "The
Steam Combination Company, limited"
Abrick boiler house was erected on Elm
street, and horizontal boiler, sixteen
feet long and Eve feet in diameter, was
placed in position, and q line Of three
Inch wrought iron pipe wss laid three
feet under ground for the distance oil
half n mile. This line was purposely
laid in the sparsely settled portion Of the
city, for the purpose Of testing the power
Of steam without interruption. Junction
seryice.pipes were placed in the main
pipes at Intervals Of from 100 TO 200 feet,
and At these points and at the terminus
OF the line tests we're made to determine
the amount Of condensation, the power
Of steam, and the requisite sizes Of pipe.
The results from.the half mile Of pipe
were so satisfactory that additional piping
vas laid, making . total distance OF a
mile and q third, the size Of the pipe be-
ing modified as follow.: Four inch pipe
was used for the first 400 feet, three inch
pipe Tor the next 1900 feet, two and one
half inch for the next 900 feet, and two
inch for the rest OF the line. In this
distance were eight right angles, at cor.
ners OF street,, and ten valves In the
main pipe. For the frat mile the grade
descended twenty feet, Tor the next
quarter OF y mile It assembled seventy
two feet, and for the rest Of the dis
lance it descended forty feet. Il was
found that Of apressure Of forty pounds
OF steam delivered to the service pipe
at the boiler house, n pressure OF thirty
two pounds OF steam wa perceptible a.
the end of the line, showing a loss from
friction and condemnation OF but eight
pounds. In all this line there were no
traps, thus obviating one objection which
had been strongly urged. Twenty dwell.
lings scattered on the line were connected
with the junction seryiee-pipes, and the
tests proved the entire feasibility Of the
system fora district two and one half
miles square, the extent Of territory TO
be heated depending upon the size Of the
pipe used. 1t was found that pipe could
Be economically laid as follows: One and
one.half inch pipe for 1000 feet, three
inch for 5000 feet, six inch for 5000 feet,
and twelve inch for $1,000 feet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09
LEEPLEssNESS


|-
A few minutea' rest before eating,
plenty OF time and jokes and laughter
Thile eating, and then again . few min
utesl rest, and We believe you might
laugh at dyspepsia.
You NIGH rest while wedding yonr
garden, training your vines, playing with
Your children or dipping into some
bright work Of poetry or fiction. Bat, II
sleepy, heed the sign: You are either
oyertaxed and need rest or you have
eaten loo much-you are the best Judge
A fye minutes nap il often better than
"A halthours sleep, because you do not
wake pwiih that halt.dead feeling which
some people comploin Of when We urge
tbem % rest-apd the aleepiness Ia gone.
Some PEOPLE fnd, after going TO bed,
that they are hungry. They had q light
supper early In the evening; they have
Been on. driving or walking; have been
reading aloud or pingtng, perhaps talk.
ing 4 rood deal, and unheedtul OF the
time, have sat up till tits late. They
cannot sleep-naiure Is calling for more
fuel; they long for something 70 eat.
aBut you know tits very unhealthy to
eat nj 20 late an hour
sohI aill Then, BY all means, don't
Weld 70 the demands Of your stomach
however long you lie awake
What iudgeI Are the Euglish . race
OF dyspeptics They often have yery
beayvsupuers lust before retiring.
The hnnerief you are the faster your
brainvin work, and the harder win throt
yonr had; restlesly you will turn and
los; YOU VIM strive 10 quell the hunger q
by a dfauRht Of water; but that won't Dc
n: andallasL 10 despair, you give mp tht
hope q Ileep A cracker or small pisc'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09
A Remarkable Occurrence nj
Moundsville.
MougpsynLE April 8, 1873.

Editors Iatslliseneer.
Wonders never cease, and one sensa.
ton follows another these days. Next
10 the lynching Of John Wallace at Bur.
ton comes the feat performed by one OF
my sons horses to-day. The tayorite
animal took q stroll up the Mound, and
after surveying the scenery for awhile
took . notion to have q roll, without
first fully inspecting the shaft that ex-
tends down TO The base or the covering
over It's mouth. Some vandals had re-
moved the old dancing floor and pitched
the timber down the shaft, the lumber
stand on end and leaning against
the brick wall Of the shaft. The
horse made one grand old.f@hioned horse
roll, and It did not roll back, ~ horses
generally do, to add ten dollars TO its
value. It rolled into the shaft and down
It went to the bottom, and, strange to say,
lit on It's feet after descending % feet.
What Is most remarkable, the animal
walked out OF the tunnel leading TO the
shaft from the base Of the Mound, and,
a. soon a be had excayated q path atthe
entrance, walked out, and now, al s P. n,
Is eating 8 bran mash in It's stable, exhib.
iting no other signs Of injurythan a little
stiffneas In It's locomotion. Not u bone
was broken, and scarcely = scratch Is on
its body.
cally boys from Bellaire dumped q fine
yonng Cashmere goat down this came
shaft the result being 4 broken neck TO
the goat and aefY 10 my children. AT
least one hundred and city persons have
visited the horse this afternoon. It IL TO
be hoped that the animal will be on ex.
hib,tion for at least ten years 70 come as
an emblem Of changed luck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09

Of bread would have hindered all Of this,
and you would have fallen into sleep n
sweety a. little child does after taking
its miik.
Why don't you keep the baby awake
alter feeding Il, II Il Il Injurious 10 sleep
on = full stomach We are tempted 70
quote from an article we saw the other
day. sleep Following Supper
sNothing e more absurd than to pre-.
tend Il Ia unhealthlnl TO sleep after the
days last meal. Il mot man m animal :
Do not animals, without exception, sleep
Immediately after eating? Do We not feel
like sleeping after each days LAST meal :
Evidently the body yearns for sleep. Ex-
efcise Immediately after eating Ia perni-
cious; rest Il healthfnl. What rest can
compare with sleep, which reposes the
mind, the lungs, evea the hearth
sSee the p~easautsi No persons enjoy
better health than they do. Supper is the
best meal Of the day. No soone have
they supped than they 60 to bed.
ELook At the actofsl There was Rubini,
who dined at three; went 70 his dressiug
room in the italian Opera House, and
slept until the theatre opened ih doors.
At midnight he supped heartily, and
went straight to bed; he died Of sheer
old age.
sYou know Monsieur Theirs habtti
The moment his dinner was ended he
stretched himself out to sleep, and slept
hour.
.sThe truth is II you look around you
Il will be found that the great majority of
men 20 TO sleep Immediately alter max
ing their best meal, and you certainly
never saw healthier, stronger women
than those Of the great markets What
Is their life2 Dinner and 70 bed. Take
another, the very opposite ciass-sstron-
omers. They keep late hour; their best
meals Is when the stara say goodnight,
then they go to sleep. Do you ever hear
Of an astronomer dying under . hun
dred?
aThe m~ajority Of mechanics and ser.
wants go to sleepimmediately after eating
their best meal. They are righis they
obey natures voice, which always gives
judicious COUNSEL
aGood! Goodr we felt like exclaim-
ing when we read that.
What the writer says IL true, We be-
lieye, Of any country but America.
Americans only go to bed with empty
stomachs.
A lady said once that "If we want the
brain 70 stop working give the body
something to do" Il Is only reasonable,
therefore, il thoughts are whirling
through your brain at night, and you
cannot stop thinking, give the stomach .
cracker or q piece Of bread, and try that
remedy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09

ApraYrcrrY black shirt with white
spots here and there, Is . newiyimport-
Al Style In mems underwear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09
Keen Home Matters Private.

Preserve The priyacies Of your house,
marriage state, heartfrom father, mother,
sister, brother, aunt, and all the world.
You two, with Gods help, build your
own quiet world; every third or fourth
one you draw into It with you will form
a party and stand between you two. That
should never be. Promise this to each
other. Renew the vow ateaeh temptation
Won will end your account In IL. Your
souls will grow, as il were, together, and
Al lat they will become n one. Alb, II
many q youpg pair had on their Hedding
day known this secret, no! many mar
risses were happier than-alasl -shey
afei-Serap Book.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09

1ERMS 0E SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

BY Rais IN adraAea postage prepaid.
One year;.......---.ss GO LhIes ncnths--...a2 %
delivered b. caritrs 10 Gu and snbafhsa ats esuis
PEI week.
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By nod, d adsaaes, pola1s prepaid
Que year-..--...--.ss % Istr nOuths..-..si 50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09
FoRrI YEAIss BEFoRk THE PUBIIo
DR.. C. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
yoR I'M CURE Of
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAIN in the right side, under the
edgeofthe ribs, increasesonpres-
sure; sometimes the paints nthe left
side; the patient is rarelya able to lie
on the left side sometimes the pain
IS felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top'of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costiye, sometimes alter
native with lax the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There isgenera.lya considerablsloss
acknowledgements withapain-
full sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough IS some-
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he IS easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercisewould be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts evergreen
edy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE N V
DR.. c. MeLXNE's LIVER PILLs,
m CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, are productive
ofthem most happyresults. Nobetter
cathartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quinine. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purCative, they are un-
equaled.
BEWARE oT r1iITATroEs.'
The genuine DR.. C. MeLNNE's
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR.
MGLANE's LIVER Pits.
The genuine MeLANE's LIVER
Pr11s bear the signatures Of c.
MeLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. C. Mcc.ANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To thos. Wishing 20 give pR. C. MeL1Mr's
LFvER PftLS 4 rial, We win mail post paid % any
pan Of the Tinted States. one boz Of Pulls for
FLEMING bros. pitasurrh. Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-09

GLEyBLAhD & PITTSBURGH RAlLRoAp.
" GOADRNSRD THE CARD.
On and after Nay 10Th, ISL, Trains VIII run
daily texrgpt Sunday a iolloNS, VIC;
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-24
DR.. [. ]. GzRPKkY'g
vATe mEo!CAL INsTgTuvEs
2C9 Eea7nY ST, San Francisco.

ESTABLISHED IN 1854.
For fne pern1aaey,z Care CT ell Sneci.ti AND.
Chronic Utse&s-s. eIsO an Fe
CouIkitt r 0d Di-e1iiss Of 2he
rsorVt.sS S}sfgE2s.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-24


Chronic Dtseas-s. rIsO ai. Fe "a aie
CouIk,i + 0d Df-eaiss 0z &kle
r3ervu.s5 SJsteE2s.
FsNRE rMNEtER 'anS ,Ftulrg,nf r,a H.
man life annually f-on and chronic :st ascs
caused this old and Institution to b. 81. hsrtd
first in Philaoepn. P n 1850, and atterVf~1s n Aa
FrauCsco Cal, II 1854, private dspcrsaTy order
afford afflicted n 1t medical 2ud sureca! trere!I
for the above and al other affections afd 2ntsg
Consultations g. the jnStit-r: or Ivy letter. FRIC.
TO SIC Afflicted
Or. H. J. Czapka9 wc's ,oost respectfully io;,r. tAe
public Of the PaC; "oa5t MT, 1t the cati,E
Of his friends, j hundreds Of those nnfnu
natey afflicted with distp7 he has rcOpened h KIDiCAL
AMI SURGICAL iISTiI UTE and IL. practice
of his profession Tie doctor would remind at t VIC
need Of rnelcl aid that since re,in.c -nag hs
very extensive and s,essi practice in San tc CO. he
has visited tin prlru, cid in FgroDo ia>, IT y" il
gently the most no ite and githcllI -l.u c[-
ptrience OF the most l1Ted in the prGfos Jon - benefit
from which he Or5 To ali IN ICED of his ser,i.sa 1c2-
matte 15tut,al-, crg1c C.rrh d5sSre Il .. tr.,gh
tnC Kidneys liver o"mDains etc, successfully trc,li
Those vino rt suffering in the and l,,sr.
ol youth, nervous W. 1<ass physical and me- l>u.,i'v
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communications strictly rld,Ttial M-dil.n, :r:J ~
express. Address L. J. CZhFhhl. y. i'-,@cG-3
du21-,E 200 heaeis.y st, -an :..'l ..t a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-07-24
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store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-18
Virginia News.

Col. T. T. Owens, in Norfolk and Samuel
Watts, esq.,, in Portsmouth, died yesterday
Both were prominent gentlemen and were wide
ly known throughout the State. The former
was Past Grand Master of the FREQ Mas0ns OF
the State.
A new postofice has been established OF
North Fork, Loudoun county, on the Leesburg
and Hughcsville route, between Lincoln and
Mount Gilead, with James E. Radcliffe as post
master.
A writer in the Halifax Record says he re.
ercts to see considerable opposition being man,
Tested to the Hon. Geo. G. Cabell in several
parts of the district be has tho honor to repre-
sent in Congress.
It is now said that Gen. Johnston will have
opposition in the Richmond district, and that
among the aspirants for Gov. Walkers success
sion is Senator Quesenbury Of Caroline.
The Fincastle Herald announces, on ''urques-
toned authority, that Captain Thos. White;
head will be. or is, a candidate for Congress- "
The nomination of Capt. W. 3. Hopkins, Of
Winchester, to be commodore 10 the U. s.
Navy, was confirmed yesterday.
J. s. Easey, prominent citizen Of Halifax
Court House, died last week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-18

ended Yesterday, Mr.. Talbot, conservative, re-
ceiying 9, GS7 votes, and Prof. Smith, liberal,
$50.
LONDON, May lS.-Thc following is the
tex, of the cotton masters resolution at Man
chester YESTERDAY: The committee having
carefully considered the proposal made by
Alderman Picop on behalf ofthe operatives re.
solves to arrange for the mills being reopened
Immediately. The weavcrs, winders, Wrappers,
STEERS loomers, etc, connected with the wesv-
ing department and the splnners aud card room
hands throughout the strike district agree 10
return TO work at reduction OF ten per cent.
and this committee will be prepared to meet
the operatives 10 three months or at any other
time 10 conformity with the usual mode OF pro
cedure."
The papers carefully point out that it Is the
opefatiyes, not the masters, who surrender and
that the meaning of the resolution Is that II the
operatives return to work at reduction now
thew will receive better wages as soon ss the
EMPLOYERS feel that their trade can afford it and
not sooner. Col. Rsynstord jackson. chair
man of the Masters Association, whose res
ideuce at Blackburn the mob burned and
whose mills they attempted to destroy. pre-
sided and the committee before taking
the foregoing action adopted resolution
expressing deep sympathy with him and ab
horepco of the wauton destruction of his prop
erty. 1t will be observed that the action Oh
the committee will only be efectual if all the
operations of the entire district accept. This
will be reported on at Tuesdays meeting O.
the employers.
BLACKBURN. May lS.-All classes of opera
tives repudiate Alderman Pickop's settlement
While The present split lasts compromise Il
| jmpossble,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-05-18

made it, and made it democratic oparcbr
that within the life of some persons now vin1n'
the present United States will be several m;,;h
tary monarchcs. | pray God to aVcrt such ..
catastrophe.
l am persuaded that the President and Chr.
gress cannot avert it. Perhaps if We had
George Washington to make dictator be cSr,s
do it, but we have no Washington nog
Universal suffrage destroyed the Roman r..
public and all other republics in ancient Fin.
rope, and | think will do it here in less than
one bundredyears. Many may think me f(Sl
for this and other things written above. t.,
them think thus; | care not what they nav
think of me. God has answered my PRAYERS =,
above described. I care not what mau ms
think
Iwill say this much Of myself: When | c,n
menced the practice of medicine, seventy w,
years past, | determined not to offer myself as
candidate for any Office while practiccd med.
cine. l have been often requested to Offer
myself candidate hut refused. | have fllej
some, and did the best could.
CHARLES Brown,
Albemare Ctuaty, Va.
The Chronicle, commenting on this letter
says:
We publish to day another letter from h,
pen of our venerable fellow citizan, Df. Cha.
Brown, gentleman who has just entered on
the ninety. sixth year of, his earthly pilgrimage
We have repeatedly referred 10 the remark
able physical activity Of Dr.. Brown, who
mounts his horse from the ground and travels
alone long distances His letter affords ampI,
evidence that his mental faculties are 10 god
working order. The MS. is not ouIy !cgibr
but unusually distinct and we'll executed.
Some incredulous persons may be disposal
to doubt the reality of the remarkable answer
to prayer which the Doctor asserts IVES made to
him in audible tones; but 10 one can d5u5.
that his views 10 regard to the disastrous con
sequences of universal suffrage indicate sound
mind and level head" His prophecy Of +,
disintegrated republic and sundry military GOV
ernments erected on its rules, We may hope
will End its ful6llment, if at all, 10 the fax G.s
tant future; and yet there arc those who az
not possessed with the spirit OF prophecy VII,
have concluded that such is to be The u!ila1l
issue of our grand experiment 10 popular ryv
crnmeDt,