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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-13

IrcH.-To cure thisdresdful COM
plant go prevalent In the last year, put
teaspooniul OF the tincture Of revatum
in vial and add to II a tablespoonful Of
water; shake Il well, pour few drops at 4
time In the palm Of the hand, and rubii
into the parts aifecthed. Wash the partl
occasionally with soap and water before
using the remedy, and cure will soon
follow without any Of the disagreeable
consequences attending the use Of sui
nhnr
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From The P0runouIb IHUuno'
We regret to lesrn from the farmers
In The different portions Of this country,
as we'll as in adjoining counties, that what
until lately promised so fairly as an I'M
usually large wheat crop has been attack.
ed By the rust and tits feared will prove
almost an entire failure. Il seems 10 be
mostly confined to the blades Of the grow.
inc crop, and the extent Of the injury can
moi vet be fully determined. It Is 10 be
hoped thvt the damage will not be 50
.erious AZ some anticipate.
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Our prices for publishing original poe
try are as follwS:
Very good-Gratis.
Medium-TWo cents per line.
Common-Twenty cents per line.
Bad-Not at any price.
Very bad-In advertising columns al
s'i Horrible .rifi; (.uch a. make people laugh
Orleans IfmEI.
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NEW York, May 10.-Bishop McCos-
kry has sent the following letter to Bishop
Smith, Of Kentucky, the presiding Bishop,
who has, in CONSCIENCE, revoked his call
for a special meeting Of the House Of
Bishops for June II:
New YORK, May 4, 1S7s.-Righ Rev.
erend and Dear Brother: / hereby with
draw my letter resignipg the Jurisdiction
OF the Diocese OF Michigan, dated March
II, 1873, and / beg to inform you that /
have abandoned my intended trip to
Europe in consequence Of painful events
OF recent occurrence. It Is my purpose
to remain in the country for the present,
in order that I may be easily accessible to
all whose duty 1t may be to see me. With
the strongest desire to yindicate my
character, l find il impossible to meet
charges which have taken no shape ex-
cept the vague and varied one put before
the public by newspaper rumors and
abusive gossip. Reiterating my emphatic
and solemn denial Of all the scandalous
allegations against me, l hold myself
ready to meet any definite charge made
by any responsible parties, in conformity
with Title H., Canon 8, Section 2, Sub
section l, Of the Digest. The above course
OF action, I am authorized TO say, meets
with the approval Of those brethren Of
the Episeopate whom I have had the or
portunity Of consulting. began this note
by announcing the withdrawal Of my res.
ignation. conclude it by saying that
this is done to give opportunity for the
gindication OF my character. So soon as
this end shall be attained, my resignation
will be renewed, because OF my increas-
ing physical infirmities. Most faithfully
and affectionately, yours,
SAMUEL A. McCosKRY,
Bishop Of Michigan.
The mode OF procedure Bishop McCos.
kry must adopt to secure an Investigation
is, irst, to lay his case before two other
Bishops, upon whose recommendation he
may apply 10 the presiding BiShop for
Court Of Inquiry. The presiding Bishop
will select this Court from the list Of
delegates 10 the last General Convention
from the Michigan Diocese, and the three
surrounding dioceses, Western Michigan,
Northern Ohio, and Indiana. From
these four dioeeses sixteen names will be
chosen by lot, half Of whom will be lay
men. 1fthis court, which will examine
papers and witnesses, finds probable
case sgainst the Bishop, 1t will notify the
presiding Bishop, who will take steps
for the organization Of the Court OF Bish.
ops, the final tribunal. Eleven Bishops
constitute the Court. They are chosen by
lot, each side having the right Of chal.
leuge to two names. II both or either
should fail to exercise the right, the pre-.
siding Bishop does it, reducing the Court
10 seven members.
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From The Loui,VIue courisr-JOurnal.
Your correspondent had the pleasure
OF long interview with Robert Toombs,
Of this State, this morning. He is won
derfully preserved for man Of his age
In reply 10 the remark. 81 am glad to
meet you at General Conference" the
General replied:
Ny better halfis a Methodist, and I am
here TO represent her"
"You are much younger looking man
than I expected to see, Mr.. Toombs."
IL am i50 years old, sir; though born
July 2, 1910, I have lived fast.'
al am agreeably surprised to find your
State SO prosperous, Mr.. Toombs."
Georgia is poorer to-day than she wa
ten years ago. Every setting sun adds tc
her poverty. Her burdens are quite
heavy and her products are comparative
al supposed from the evidences o.
prosperity here In Atlanta that the STATE
must be improving rapidly also"
No, sir, she Is not"
"What about the negroes in Georgia?
learn that they pay taIes on an aggregat,
wealth Of $1,000 000."
"Wsll, air, most Of the negroes Wit
own property Of any value TO day wer'
free before the war. As class, they ar
thriitless and lazy, some accumlsting bu
little"
Ihave no question but this is tru
statement OF the colored race in Georgia
The whites are exceedingly kind to th'
negroes, especially the old citizens, an
the best feeling prevails between the wi
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4 Trlp Through one lnterior.

M. F. N. Chaliant returned home la,i
week, from an extended tour in the coun'
ties Of Upshur, Randolph, Barbour and
Harrison. BE reports money as ysry
scarce in the interior countless but AZ
abundant prospect for immense crops
BE further gives 1t as his opinion that
CIarkSburg L the handsomest town and
best buGiness point in the State.
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WHAT is the matter down the river ,
A Beeshsr case now ssitatss sistsrsyills
Is well Is BasrsyiIle.
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Head, ktngwofm, IIcers, sores,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Pain in the
Bones, Side and Head, Female Weak
ness, Stcrility, icucorrhea, arising
from internal liberation. and uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis
cases, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Emacia-
ton, General Debility, and for Puri-
flying the Blood.
This SarsapariIla Is a combination of
vegetable altcrativcs-Stillingia, Man
drake, Yellow Dock-withthc Iodidcs
of Potassium and Iron, and is the
most eflicacious medicine yet known
for the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients arc so skilfully
combined that the full Alternative
effect of each is assured, and while
1t is so mild as 10 be harmless even
to children, it is still SO effectual as
to purge out from the system those
impurities and corruptions which
develop into loathsonio disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians all over
the country repose in It proves their
experience Of its usefulness.
Certificates attcsting its virtues
have accumulated, and arc con-
stantly being received, and rs many
Of these cases are publicly known,
they furnish convincing evidence OF
the superiority of this Sarsaparilla
over every other Alternative medicine.
So generally is its superiority 10 any
other medicine known that we need
do no more than TO assure the public
that the best qualities It has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED ny
Dr.. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical aud Anaiytiear chenis;s.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EYERHwuHpr
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wheeling Drummers getting in
their Work.

Clarksburs has been full Of commercial
travellers for the past week, our livery
stable men can hardly supply them with
conveyAnces.
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ToBACCos.-I HAVE ON HAND
j. fall line Of Tobanoos from the leading man.
ufAetoEies In The country, including LofillGrd'h
FINER Bros, Holhrookd h0nitoF Navy, Hurry q
HolhrookS Navy, Homer HndBon, J. q kaea,
Richmond; J. r Paes, D1nyills, Va; B. p. dr1Tes
" andIs hRA.. I can furnish al tyleI made by
lhasltIs tcFies q lowest mnrkst prics.
n. REILLY, 100 and ILL Main 81
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A Compliment TO wheeling All
the Way From Germany.

OSA
A young gentleman who resided
number of years in this city, and VIII
was a clerk in one Of our hardwar
houses, and who returned 10 German.
some three years ago, writes US lette
from his place Of sojourn (BirrinSen) ii
which he encloses US the following verses
expressive, as he says, Of the higher es
TEEN in which he holds the city OF Wheel
ing and the people thereof. The verse
are headed "a compliment to Wheeling,
and are prefaeed with the name Of tn
writer, Mr.. G. Ehni. They read as FOL
lows:
Three years Il hiss now almost been
Since have Wheeling people seen;
cannot forget them on sccount
OF having them % lovely found.
30 many days there have Ipent
And was well pleRed and wa content,
Fang songs alnng the river aide
When did on the Island stride.
The steamboat whIstlIng 50 I hear
With 10y itIll In my memory's ear.
You AK me wherefore / did leave
Because somewhere else was my sheaf.
The world Is large. To look around
IalEay, thought, I was bound,
Ny longing heart told me TO seeI
The Lords eternal majesty.
And what saw was bright and great
I'm land and sea In every State;
Lord, thou art 20 wise and mild
And hippy an ] As thy child.
Great Lord, ave all my wheeling friends
From any danler. woes and hend,
And let them prosper, day and night.
And never be out OF thy sight.
The homsly hills. the valleys green
Are still a. thsy have always bean
Sweet reeollectlons when alone
think Of them and Warrington.
Therefore II I should soon return
Ny heart will lively beat and burn
To sec the land and ladies sweet,
And gentlemen and hear them greet.
TIL then, hope they will content
Themselves With such compliment
As thi. Hong and pray TO Ies
You soon In peace and liberty.
The people in Ohio State,
With whom was % Ultimate
Are precious In my memory
Though tome Of them lave cheated me.
This fact moltsts me day and night
Ihope they will soon make II right.
God ble.seth every honest man
Thence: Buckeye man do what you cIni
And thou iheudl thou noble soul.
Who IA Is thou, irIm pole 70 pole!
Its thy tue and faithful heart
I seek all blessings 70 impart.
There Is yulsus In the land
with whom would not thske hAnii
10 tho.e have no word 10 speak
For do love the mild and moak.
For Wheeling give three cheers at Lat
Il dwells In my attachment fast;
Virginia, land Of Washington,
Iloyed thee hnee have been gone.
When come back tinsle man
Iwsnt to Try Just ali can
A soon a. possible % eAleh
A gil to love and have match.
But what do n man propose
Misht otherwise the Lord dispose;
To Him put mine espersnee
Aud from His hands take my chance,
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The COOPERATIVE
/. Newspapers.

II has been asserted that oue-hali Of ali money
paid By Esv York advertiser for advertising out
AIDE Of that oily goes to the Corporal " As1IPa-
II this statement Il tue there Il no oecaEoa for
surprile that prominent papers which are SUI
charging war pics Tor adIeitnng feel called upon
% abuse . rlTa with which they hnd themselves
unable 20 maintain competition.
Full particulars about the Cooperauie heNtpa-
pers together With catalogues and advertising rales
malice uee On application TO BEALs q fU5cEk,
8ensral Agena american RttrIpGper UAteHI 10
spruce street, heH YORK. -
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MARTINS
CAPITAL RESTAURANT,

CAPITAL HES AUNANI u
No. I1sS MAHKRT b., q Ne Only frIt-elsI Rss.
aaraai n Ne ely. Il Is the only Restaurant that
that quiet eleanlinea Of Q home, combined
with the best euias that can b found In the city.
REDUCTION IOF PEICES-R Regular Dinner,
With one Kind oil meat, three kinds Of vegetables,
one cup Of tea, coffee or milk, one Kind Of desert,
oyIsT.. Fl,h and all the dslIeaeIes Of the season
constantly on hand. Ap2
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NO CURE-NO FEE!;i$!!$!!$:::siEE

fHJsls chSshie Asd SpsiAl phsssL Seminal Weakness
GuFSd. d. OIL alaLs o. ths fam ssboo and
MsFyI In he lsrrst Irlshos Ia he UnlId State. La
DIES rSguhz tsAlEFut viii bone sd boAd, call euh,
Esry onGyS1sans ier patsnt ssa4 my Cs9h ts MAR
RAGE GUIDEt rs pas.. lllassaid. MARRIED
LADIES AaA rslissa ish4 my Csat iS saApls Of Rat
- ooo1I EsA cvuisr onPaht llmAnoa y siFss. Coz
ulaldSl ~ a. eSahIsatA, RlaAls FsnLS hlS Is BsI
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FINANCIAL.


u lni b urrniisd and prepared TO transact
jGGam q ant1nE in al II details.
lEEsdi he Flint National Bank Of Wheeling,
srisi y tAS Elns shareholder and 10 under the
q, ErigasnL
E1'SslI rsSlnilny the INTEREST," Of IL Cor.
ls1o I'd Deposition, and BY q prompt and
- - stSShaa q their wishes, Il hopt 70 merit
GEsa I'd nnsdence.
aearI Al discounted,
~ 49, -, n'4' on tll point, throughout The
g L1oarb ub!ect 10 check At sight 70
~, ~ - hah, hnESu, Fhm,, Corporation,
!, sG ia ~. \ Dspdt Issued payable on demand
HTH' Ii''sa "a SPSlIl Dspoth.
L r11ToE:
SSSITt, Wn. 3. Simpson,
Aas, Vim. A. TurrE,
1853 John L Hobhs,
sa1 Y. Hrpa. " Lvs,1.
Zen. In IOsEPH sETDoLLp,
4 IN GERsoS LAMB,
HExRT ". LIN.
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Or. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE
ReItnrc5 manhood and the Vigor Of youth 10 The
most shattered constitution IN four weeks. Fail
URE IMPOSSIBLE This lie-reltorns remedy
have become NeakGned from exee1l or any Other
cause. eueces in every eaSe Il a certain % that
water quenehel thirst e3 per case. scot anywhere
8ole Agent, Or. JOSEPH JACQUES, University
PlAoe, New York. Druggists Supplied. llS
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FAMILY FLoUR-

"eola MedIl,H tEney; aAlsthirs's No l." tsn-
eJj "FGgnson, Smith CO.. ehoies; "Bellairo p
yuita,H hinnssOtl etaI,n and otheE Iading ef1ndi
10 E,1ra md tE nls b. ~ kkLLLf'
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ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 10th
" Inst, Cans on the wheeling Elm Grove B.
Is. will run rs foloWS Cans Will leave the City
tcorner Of Market and Eleventh sts.l and stAmm's
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Ayers
S.arsa parilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Fry
sipelas, Rose or st. An
thongs Fire, Eruptions
and Eruptive diseases
Of the skin, Ulcerations
OF the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs, Pim-
Piles, Pustules, Boils,
Blotchcs. Tumors, Tet-
C.ta Df,., Gil
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What Robert Toombs Thinks.

The verdict, however, went against
poor Pat, Notwithstanding his ingenuity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-18
THE ZANE OLRFIGHT.

Kortrecht, Pierce, Eldridge, Garrett, Eaton
and Smith must presume upon the magma
ninity or the ignorance of the Democratic
masses Of Shelby county, or they would not ex-
pect to carry the present election by Demo-
cratic votes. History tells of warrior who,
after staying troubesome enemy, used his
hide for a drum-head. For ten years the
Radicals who are now candidates for the
sufrages of the people of Shelby county have
pursued all who sympathised with the south
in the war between the States with a re-
morseless vengeance. They advocated the
enfranchisement of the blacks and the dis
reimbursement of the tax-paying whites.
They favored all the prosecutions of the Rad
ical fanatics. They Endorsed the reconstruc-
ton policy by which the south was robbed and
plundered. Aud now, in asking the support
OF the people they have so long per-
secuted. they manifest the hardihood of the
savage who made drum-head of the hide of
the enemy he had slain. The present contest
In Shelby county is the same old fight be-
tween Radicalism and Democracy. The Ma
tional robe is not long enough to hide the
cloven feet of Garrett, Eaton, Shaw, Pierce,
kortrecht, and the old Radical leaders who
have SO long warred upon the Democratic
party Just as they are warning in the present
canvass. The only thing wanting to make it
the same old fight is the presence of Barbour
Lewis. The Republican party throughout
the Union will hail the triumph of the Ma
tionals on the first day of August as Radi
cal victory. They will regard it as a har-
binger of the election of a Republican to con-
gress in the November election. In the face
of these facts, will the Democracy OF Shelby
give q vote which will hazard the Democratic
majority in the next congress of the United
States? Will they, by their vote on the first
day of August, give new life and vitality to
Radlcalism, which seeks to accomplish its
purposes under the National banner? The
election of a member of congress in this dis
trict depends upon the vote of Shelby county
two weeks from to-day. A Democratic VIC
tory IN August secures a Democratic victory
In November, The election of such Radicals
as Pierce and Kortrecht, and the ticket on
which they are placed, will place Randolph
or Barbour Lewis in congress from this dis
trict
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-18
A BRUTAL OUTRAGE
Committed upon a Young Girl by &
Married Man in Presence of his
Wife-The sheriff in Pursuit
of him.

Benton (Minn.) special to the St. Panl Pho
neer-PresS: A warrant was issued Monday
for the arrest of farmer named Richard
Johnson, tho lives on Mr.. w. II. Topping s
farm, about eight miles southwest of this vii
lage, for committing a rape on a girl four
teen years old, who was working In the fam
lily. The girls story is that herself and John
sons wife occupied one bed up stairs, while
johnson occupied another in the same
room; that Johnson came to the bed and at
tempted to ravish her, but she succeeded in
fighting him off. He then went down stairs,
came back in a few moments, tied her hands
behind her back, when he succeeded in his
hellish purpose, In the presence of his own
wife, who was paralyzed with fear. The girl
says that as soon as it began to get light she
got up and went home and told her mother
what had been done to her. Her parents are
Polanders and have but lately settled in the
county. The girl was examined by physi-
clan, who says her story of violence is fully
sustained by bruises she has received John
son fed the country. Sheriff M 'Cuber has
followed him as far as Appleton, and was only
two hours behind him at that place. 1t is to
be hoped the sheriff will capture him before
lie reaches Dakota, which he is evidently
to-day, and will go down on tomorrow s
morning train, to her people in Dakota
county. Johnson father resides near North
field, and is regarded as very respectable
man. If the girl tells the truth, of which we
have no doubt, the fellow ought to be lynched.
This county seems to be especially accursed
with set of libertines, who make it their
business to debauch everything that comes
within reach. We hope the next victim to
their lust will have a big brother, who will
shoot them on the spot.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-18

Key, in spite of the best advice from the
APPEAL, will continue to be the bete nOi,- of
southern politics. He will obtrude himself
and always in the most offensive way. He
has just given out to the Washington cor
that he
''Is still receiving letters from his
% friends approving mis- letter on the south in
. politics, and saying that the effect has been
: to set intelligent men to thinking. He
" says all that is needed in the south are a
= few leaders in whom the people have con-
g iidence; that there is large element who
. are opposed to the present state of things
. as much as they were to the system which
. prevailed before, and all they need is some
" one to crystallze this sentiment into
" shape"
Reading between the above lines we learn
that Keys letter denouncing the Potter in
vestigating committee has set intelligent
men to thinking what sink of iniquity the
Radical party is, the party which Key is paid
to defend. They are thinking, too, what
kind of a religious, moral man Hayes must be
TO continue in an Office that he knows was
stolen for him by John Sherman and others,
and what kind of Democrat (as he asserts
himself to be- Key is to remain member of
the cabinet of a President who owes his Office
to the most glazing fraud. Key is a lawyer,
and has read the testimony given before the
Potter committee. He cannot, therefore,
plead ignorance. He knows the intelligent
people are thinking, and that they will con-
tinue to think until they act, as they will be-
fore this year passes away. Leaders are
wanted, the postmaster general also tells us,
at the south to beat down the party that OPP
poses fraud. There is large element, he
tells US, opposed to the present state of
" things Democracy as much as they were
" to the system which prevailed before de-
" mocracy)" 1.-THE warl, land it only
g needs some one to crystalize it into shape"
Key, for instance. Key with his postmasters,
his route agents, and all the other hirelings
OF the postofice department. upon whom he
can count as crystals who will attract other
crystals to be as eheaply purchased under the
name National, as is being done here in
Memphis, to strengthen the hands of the in
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-18

famous Radical party-the party of corrup-
ton, theft and fraud. The crystalhzing pro-
cess has begun. A few persons calling them
selves a National executive committee met
here few days ago few others known as
the Republican executive committee, and
after several days work put out ticket for
county offices. eight of the persons named
as nominees on that ticket being Radicals of
the most pronounced type. That's the way
to crystalline, according to Mr.. Keys idea.
Conceal the infamy of Radicalism under the
name National, but be sure a majority of the
offices are given to the party to whom the
country is indebted for Babcock, for the
whisky-rings, the credit mobilier, the Indian
rings, for Robson, and, worst of all, for John
Sherman and the robbery of the Presidency.
But this sort of crystallizing won't do. The
intelligent people are studying Keys letter,
and refuse to crystalline around a man who
denounced an investigation that has been
fruitful of evidence enough to convince even
Key that Hayes is a fraud, and those who
sustain him are aiding and abetting fraud.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-18

SOME superserviceable Radical who does
not disguise himselfa Nationalist, but VIII @
believes in the star of Grant, sent his would
be majesty copy of the address of the Re-
publican congressional committee. The king,
emperor, dictator, or whatever else he is to be
styled, read the document over carefully, and
was pleased 1--WE believe that is the language
of the COURT to signify his approval of it,
saying that it represented the correct doc
trine for the Republican party to stand upon.
After that things will run smoothly. All the
fiunkeys of Radicalism, thus treasured by the
man for strong government, will redouble
their efforts to secure the nomination for
their master In 1880.