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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-18
spiritualism-A Man weighing
100 Pounds Thrown from q
Table?

l6U FouuuS AhEVWA hOA
Table?
NEAR WHEELING, Feb. 10, 1878.
Editors IntollIseneet.
Knowing that you aim 10 publish ey-
erything Of local interest that comes TO
your knowledge, and believing that the
following truthful account Of what pur-
ports to be spirit manifestations, now
taking place in our midst, will be read
with great interest by your many pat
rons, / shall try to give you truthful
account Of a very small portion Of the
spiritual phenomena nightly witnessed
at my house, or as often as We can get
the time to attend to the matter. And
here let me inform your readers that we
have had these. manifestations at times
for four years; and, for intormation's
sake, will give you our mode oil sitting
for these Manifestations. We use q large
extension table, so regulated that four or
Eve OF us can Join hands when seated
around 1t. As soon "a seated we sing a
sacred song or two, and the mani
iestations begin. Sometimes by the table
moving around, or back and forth, but
generally the table will rise up from the
tloor from one TO six inches and oscilate
keeping perfect time to the singing, or
It will keep perfect time 10 instrumental
or vocal music, by raising two feet from
the floor, AID tapping the same as per.
son would do with cane. And hundreds
Of times, what purports 10 be spirit has
come and beat various tunes, the same "a
person would do on drum, loud and
plain, in fact as loud as any man can with
the ends Of his fingers without pain. This
spirit, or whatever it is, will play almost
any tune we call for, and play it SO cor.
rectly that any person familiar with mu-
sic can distinguish one tune from an
other. Now 10 show that there is no
trick, we frequently take turns in asking
for tunes mentally and never fail to get
the tune asked for. Ishould have stated
In the beginning that all our manifesto
tions are In we'll lighted room.) Now
to show the great strength Of this
hidden power. / would state that
frequently different members OF my
family have been raised several
inches, or the table would raise
several inches with them on it, and II fire..
quently moves with myself on it, and has
on three or four different occasions raised
up and thrown me of. Ny weigh: Is 100
pounds. Now, wish it distinctly IN.
derstood that none OF US have hold Of the
table. We form a circle and merely let
our hands touch, with the palms resting
on the table. We receive great many
messages from what purpor,s 10 be spirits
by means Of the raps, which are rs loud
"a we can make with our fingers. Now,
with my family and /, il would have no
weight for any one 10 say this is a delu.
sion, for we do this in Gods name, asking
for his best gifts to mortals, and we are
happy in the belief that we receive them.
We know that our guardian angels are
with us continually, therefore why should
we not be happy. Thanking you for the
valuable space in your best Of newspa.
pers, ] am very
Truly Yours,
A SPrBtrUALIsr.
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q. W.. paockvsra, E.q, ono Of our

O. W. BRocKuSIER, Eq, one Of our
prominent glass manufacturers, has been
appointed BY the Western Glass Associa.
lion, together with Mr.. Zimmerman, Of
pittsburgh, to attend the National Con.
yep,ion Of the United States Export
Trade, to be held in Washington City To-
morrow. The object Of the Convention
Ia to influence Congress to grant rea.
,Onsblo subsidy to a senl.monlhly line OF
steamers from some port in the United
States to Brazil. Letters for ports on the
eastern coast Of South America now go
to London, thence by rail to Lisbon
thence by British mail steamers to Rio
de Janelro, taking six weeks time and
crossing the Atlantic ocean twice. Let.
tiers come by same route, except by few
chance steamers running from Brazil to
New York. The Brazilian government
takes great interest in sending the mails
BY such steamers, paying literally for
the service. This country now needs
more than anything else, employ
ment for our working population at
fair prices. Our mills, glass.houses
and factories Of various kinds, working
only a part Of the time, make more than
this eountry can consume. Excessive
competition has caused an immense and
ruinous decline in prices, damaging Sc
yerely all engaged in business. An out
let for our surplus products would be an
immediate and great relief. Brazil has
four great ports-Rio de Janeiro, Bahia,
Para and Peruambuco,-which dlstrib.
ute immense quantities Of all kinds Of
manufactured goods, made 10 England,
Belgium and France, to the interior Of
this wealthy aud pOpulOus country. A
line Of steamers to Brazil alone would do
more for the employment Of skilled labor
than any one thing Congress can DO, and
will be worth more TO the country imam
half dozen silver bills.
We commend this subject to the earn.
est consideration Of our Senators and
Representatives in Congress. As Col
Ben. Wilson represents this district, SO
largely engaged in manufacturing, and
has constituency Of wOrkingmen, he
could do nothing which would serve the
interests of both more than TO take hold
Of this matter and carry 1t TO success
full conclusion.
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linsic at MoundsyiIle-The 60.
cayne viii Case.
rL 10 1870

WHEELING, req. To- 1910.
ElIturs IntellIGeneer:
Pleased or displeased, whst'll please
you better? Che Foo. Pain says: ~
knew a man once who did not like TO have
his name in the newspapers; have not
seen him since; was boy; think he is
dead" But If / have found some such
persons in Moundsville, ! humbly crave
their pardon. 1t seems too bad for
strangers TO leave the little city taking
with them the impression that there is no
ambition for the cultivation Of music
and literature, as such is really not the
case. l had tho pleasure, on Tuesday
evening last, Of attending meeting Of the
Moundsyiile Musical and Literary So.
ciety, held ut the residence Of ex.Sherif'
Gray. The Society has been organized
about three months, and meets every
alternate week at the houses Of the differ.
ent members. New officers were elected
last evening for the ensuing three months.
Mr.. y. Holiday, President, perhaps did
not occupy the seat of honor (the organ
stool) with quite as much dignity as he
did In the Court room the next day, with
all the dignitaries Of the bar. Still all
present we're satisfied with his pleasant
mode Of transaciing business. After the
reading Of the minutes OF the last meet
ipg by the Secretary, Miss E, Myers, Miss
L. Gaus was chosen critic for the even.
ing, and the following programme was
carried out:
Chorus by the Society.
Burning Ship" solo, by Miss Annie
Gray, was sung in sweet, clear voice,
with considerable amount OF execution
and smoothness.
"Palmer's Vision" one OF JIG. Hol-
lands exquisiIely beautiful touches Of
natures own, was read by Mr., James
Alexander.
"a, B, O." comic duet, by Miss Allie
Furgueson and Mr.. A. +. sharratt, was
highly appreciated.
ITO Ny Sister," from Byron, was read
next by Mr.. Geo. Knight, and, under GER
tain peculiar circumstances, was received
with a due amount Of sympathy.
IAN Original ESsay," by Mrs. George
NeiT, was one Of the gems Of the evening.
"Flce as . Bird organ solo, by Miss
L. Myers, showed Miss Ella TO be a skill.
iul performer.
aloye Laid His Sleepless Headn was
sung in a sweet low voice by Miss BEETLE
jackson.
CHARITY select reading, by Mr.. Frank
Blake, was very good indeed, and we'll
read.
One OF Bee.hoyens sweetly sad compo.
sitions was given by Miss L. Gaus on The
organ,
Injecting Ourselves" a delightful little
romance, By Miss D. Collins.
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE

VALUABLE ''','''.'
Country Residence for. Sale a, p,,r,
Auction. '''
am authorized BY the heirs Of the h,.r
Of the Court House, on "Val ";
TUESDAY, AARcHS
Alto o'eloek An, the hOaAs and l,pJ uI
wood, DOW In the occupancy Of Mn A. ".
son. Posseaion given april iIt, ISIS ",
The land lies on the National Raj t..
east Of the city Of WHEELING, in M w Ma
vicinity Of large Bnd constantly eliil
lAtlon. The WhC4ling Elm JIIoTs y loia.
pusea In front Of the proTe1J-ths an H, sai
SAnh way every hour. 'asslt
The house Il q substantial and veil b,n,
Cottlgo OF ten rooms, with cellar and S,,t IA
tHO gOod brick cIsternI and never hIHSs $50 aSSSS
the premises, The outbuIldlnES COMM. ~ =
stable and carflAke house. The lard ~ %
about hTe acres, In high state u ctiliISStIs11V
TKRhs-One-iouTt Of the purcbSss 49,
more II the purchaser 70 elfct, 10 u tSi1 y IH
the remainder In thre equal annual !, TssI. ~
interest Att ix per cent. The title MI u ,.ta
till all the purchase money Is paid. 'Hat
h4-eOd GE0RGE Anivs
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Raw. DAsslY BALL, D. D., Presiding
Elder Of the East Baltimore District Of
The Methodist Episcopal Church South,
died on Friday morning last in Balti-
more and was buried yesterday afternoon
from Calvary Church. lie was afflicted
with heart disease, and was confined to
his room several weeks before his death,
Mr.. B. was brother to Rev, F. Ball, D.
D., formerly Of this city, but now Of the
Central New York Conference.
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TaE Tariff meeting held at s!euben.
Vile on Saturday night vas one Of the
largest as.emblages that has been gather.
ed together in that place for some time
past, the hall being packed to It's utmost
capacity. Stirring addresses were deIiv.
cred by Hon. ]. Dunbar, Robert Martin
and others. Resolutions were passed
favoting a high protective tariff and re.
que.ting their representatives, in Con-
grels 10 vote against the proposed reduc-
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A PETITION signed by $500 persons,
fayoring the passage OF an act for the
abolisbment Of Waiter Girl Saloons, was
presented to the Pennsylvania LesisIa,
tate last week, by the Pittsburgh Chris.
tian Women's Union.
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TUESDAY, be- 2eth aay q MEeh, lsis,

commencing at 10 o'clock A. ", at the FRONT
DOOR OF TIE COURT HOUSE OF PRESTuN
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed TO sell 10
the highest and btSt bidder the following described
real CstAie or 20 much thereof n may DO necessary
10 pay the debt secured by aid deed Of trust, and
the iccTkd interest thereon, and the expenses Of
slle including tie ITuitees commissions, that z 10
ny: The following real estate and property, stu
aled 10 Preston county, West Virginia, on the wa
len NJ Threa EofkA efeak knoEu a the
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IT is estimated that one hundred
thousand tons Of leo have been housed
sloug the Hudson river, some Of 1t not
over four inches thick.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

"Elm Grove Accommodation This trAin only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDaily EXCEPT Sunday-HeWATk Accommodation.
tSteubenyille Accommodation. -This train dur.
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BellAire, stopping when re9ul.
red at sheiman House, &tnayille, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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IIoUsE FOR sALE-I otter for sale the house
tl on South Front street, llland, in which lnoE
rom and water closet; wash house and coal house
10 the basement. There are hot and cold water
and gas fixtures on all three aOors. The lot 10 90
by l2s feet, aud the grounds well improved.
Terms easy. Apply 10 Heryey a Britt
JOHN MORGAN,
scp27 South Front Street, Island.
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SATURDAY MORNING. February 10, 1875,
Commencing at 10 o'clock, u not Bold at private
Fle before that date:
1he property on the south side Of Fourteenth
,tTeet com neneng 50 feat from the southeast corn
or Of Eoif and Foltteenth stree 8, and rum ns 80
feet and TX inches, and running in depth 100 ieet
aud ~ ineheL The property Is BEAUTIFULLY l0ca-
ted ana 10 the most central part Of the city. Tho
east part Of the property has on u good brick
dwelling house Inc balance Of the property 10
IN improved. Any person who e DESTROYS Of build.
log good home 10 arst-el1.s location. will and
II 10 their Adylntage 70 purchase the sans.
Also, the following property, kpoWn a. Beek's
Brewery, described ls follows; Beginning on The
northwest corner Of lot number thirteen In iquSrO
number Leyen, and running thence east along the
north line Of hald lot number thirteen lIty-feyGn
hoi; thence south In line parallel With the vest
ern boundary Of lots number thirteen and fourteen
10 the centre Of lot number fourteen In bald square
number seven, on the southern lice Of the Iorth
half Of aid lot numbu fourteen; thence down aid
southern line Of mid half lot the estGIn boundA-
~ Of said lot number fourteen thence With the
western boundary Of lois fourteen and thirteen In
lquare ieven 10 the pllce Of beginning. The Blme
has on It two large bfick buildings three stories In
height the full length and breadth Of the pFopeity
Underneath the Ilme sic two large vaults about II
feet In hdghth and running i6S feet 10 length With
good cement hOoIb; wall drained and dry. Toe
buildings are complete 10 all respects. Gas though
blildlngs and vaults. Persons who desire 10 plr-
chase sPsndId place for pork packing OF general
eelleDt and suitable place.
Any parlon wishing 10 purchase any Of The above
property, can obtIln full Information By falling on
Hefvey 4 Britt
The Term Of sAle are n iallows; ope-thlrd
cash, OF n much more ~ the purchaser may elIct;
tho balance In one, two and three years with 10.
ternT, secured by q deed Of trust on tue property
until the balance Of The purchase money and In
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U,RUsTEE's SALE
OF 4nr
GIadesIronWorks.
Preston County, West Virginia.

By vrte Of deed OF trust made by Abner Evans,
Jr, 10 the undersigned trustee, dated the 18Th Gay
Of December. 1876, and Of rIeoId among the land
Deed Book No. s., PIP. SIS, S26 and S27, will on
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FOR SALE.
puBLIc SALE
o. Valuable RsaI Estate on Market 81.


1~ll .ell at Public Sale at the front door oil The
Court HoBso, on
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, February %, 1879.
Commencing at 10 o'elsek, II rot sold at Pl!ate
nale la ore that date, my property situated on
Market street, between 2llt and 22d ttfpOlI, Wis:
LOT number one hundred and ihiTteen us on the
wet Ida Of Market street, inthat plft Of the city
OF WHEELING heretofore Known ~ Chapllno and
Eoll's addition, now called CentIe Wheeling. The
aid lot has on i 4 hne dwelling house LoH ie-
sIIe Ia. Il will Le olred In two lots or the whole.
Terms Of sale made reasonable and made known
on day Of sale.
felS MIS-. J. ADRIAN.
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Hon. FRASk HKsFEORD will please
accept our thanks for valuable public
documents.
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DOR SALE Or RENT

AgOod twO-,tory Brick House, with nine rooms
and hnishtd attic water, gas, bath rOoni full lot
Situated on diver bank, directly opposite steam-
boat landing. One Of the auest Views about The
eS; IRWIN. Agent.
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sCp1
DOR SALE

FoR SALE
Eighty choice Building Lois on Wheeling Island.
Priee from sI00 70 500 each. Only one-dxth Of
the purchase money required IN caSh. Theresldue
may be paid annually In NV equal Inltallments
Apply 70 JOHN p. GnCHRIsT
apo AT Top MIL.
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Farms! Homes!

Err GAZE InCentral and Western Ms.
VII 0ftL6 B1uh and Southern nliEolS nj
places have been purchased At forced sales during
The "hard times" Of past two years. hence can
anoTd to sall them Al very Low prices. on time 70
suit buyers, with moderate rate Of interest Title
perfect, and PossaAlon given At any time sapd
for tall Descriptions. W. :. LEONARD, s12 Pins
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pUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

HERvEY 4 BRITT will offer for sale the fol.
lowing valuable real estate at the front door Of the
Court House, on
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Dsaleri "a Lrsn, lad, sesr aAd Rlas Ptpa, Gam
Hos, Seem RAiHls,, &ten Gauges, and
al HHii Of Phmsbut Gooii.

The Retort Gas Stove.
We have for sale the only reliable Gas Stove in
lors, Dining Rooms, ofices, &c. Notmeil or smoke.
Every st9vo guaranteed. Send for Circular, or call
and examine them.
THOMPSON d HIBBERD,
his Bl4 Market Street
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ANNE CHARLEwoRrH.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-07
We are now making all our Pianos entirely o.
vULCANlzED LUMBER
Best and Finest in the World /!

In the grand results of strength, durability,
reliability, aud ability for standing in tune,
volume, power. resonance, brilliancy, sweet
ness. sympathetic and singing quality of tone.
evenness throughout the entire scale, delicacy
and elasticity of touch and beauty of hnish,
the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-07
MAKE HOME BRIGHT.
A Plea for Warmth and Cheerful.
ness In the Family Circle.

In view of the approaching cold,
dark days and nights OF winter, we
should like to put in plea for
warmth and light in the household.
If economy is necessary, as it will
doubtless be in many homes, let it
take some other direction, and though
there be fewer pies and cakes, less
trimming on the children's dresses,
and pipes are smoked instead Of
cigars, let there be good fire on the
hearth, and let the sitting-room lamp
burn brightly. Economy in these
respects meaning stinting them--is
no economy. Eyesight injured by
a dim light may never be regained,
and shivering over an insufficient
fire often causes sickness or death,
ten times as expensive as the fuel
saved would have been.
Fires in sleeping-rooms for young
people in good health are, we believe,
wholly unnecessary. Plenty of cover
and carpet, at least at the bedside.
will keep up warmth even with the
thermometer down to zero. But a
good fire in the sitting-room is in
cold weather essential both to health
and comfort. Well-meaning men,
who do not intend to be unkind,
often grumble over the quantity OF
fuel consumed, and still more over
the cost of it, forgetting that t.
"cherish" wife she must at least be
kept warm, and anxious wives, dread
ing such grumbling, shiver over 6
few Goals, hoping to save expense In
fuel. To what gooda Their work i,
half done with numb fingers, neural
gia probably sends them to bed il
pneumonia does not, the children
are cross and crying with blue noses
and chillblains, and the comfort Of
the family is wholly upset. Sift the
cinders, save the chips, burn the
corn n-cobs-which make splendid
fire by the wav; be as economical al
you like in fuel, but not at the cos
Of health. And men and boys, set
that the wood is hauled and cut
"He tAat provideth not for his owl
household is worse than an infidel,
and the wood-pile is as important al
either the pork barrel or meat tub
There is littIs choice between being
hungry and cod. Even green woot
makes a good fl . If split fine enough
and the boy who looks out for 1t II
an upsneskable helm To his mother
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-07
Mr.. Joel Cooks Ferment.

Nothing is more untrue of the pres
ent condition of public opinion here
than that it is 10 ferment, nor has
1t been in one, on the subject of the
fisheries. On the contrary, there are
doubtless ten Americans who have
read Earl Beaconsfeld's last speech
to one who have read Mr., Evarts'
dispatches. As for the curious hal.
lucination that the publication OF the
latter ga couple of weeks before the
decisive elections aroused patriotic
feelings in a manner no doubt prof.
table to the Republican party" we
can only attribute it to the universal
misinformation which is faithfully
seut over to their emproyers by sew
eral English correspondents on this
side. Mr.. Evarts' dispatches had
about as much to do with our elec.
tions as they had with the war feel.
ing against Russia in our BELOVED
and respected. but often much fooled,
mother country.-Ncw York Times.
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I SOUTH c STREET, VIRGINIA, NEv.

U1R. FLATTERY. wELL-KNOwN FOUND
II er of the NEW YORK PRIVATE MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, and author Of the Guide to
Health" Medical Sense" "Mysteries of
Life" and Exposition of Disease and Treat
ment," while respectfully returning thanks
for extensive patronage, informs the public
that he continues here to cure all Chronic
and Difficult Diseases, either Of q Special,
General or Private Nature, with his new and
other improved remedies. and without the
use of mercury. The sick and afflicted will
remember that "Procrastination is the thiei
of time;" that disease may be cured to-day
and not tomorrow, this week and not next
therefore avoid the danger Of delay. 1t mat
ters not what your disease may be, let DR.. F
examine you free of charge If yon are
durable, he will treat you; If incurable, he
will advise. Young men who suffer from .he
follies Of youth can avail themselves of DR.
Flattery's new treatment before 1t is too late
The Doctor
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-07
MENDElSSOHN PIANO
STANDS WITHOUT AN EQUAL.


These Pianos made one of the finest dis
plays at the Centennial Exhibition, and were
unanimously recommended for the Highest
Honors.
Professor o. NJ. Newell, the celebrated pi-
anist, who received the distingshed honor Of
a Gold Medal and Badge from the Centennial
Commis sioners for highest excellence in
piano playing at the great Exhibition, says of
tuese Pianos: ~ must say that they equal the
best Pianos made by any firm in this city.
For evenness and pure singing quality Of
tone they have NO SUPERIOR ANYWHERE.
The continuation of sound after striking a
note is something wonderful in art of scale
drawing"
Pianos sent on trial, and sold on INSTALL
ments. Don't fail to write for Illustrated and
Descriptive Catalogue-mailed free.
CAUTloN.--The Mendelssohn is regularly
incorporated manufacturing company, and the
only house which makes the entire piano, and
sells direct to the purchaser at factory price.
Beware of ''bogus" pianos offered by dealers
who pretend to be manufacturers. We refer
you to the New York Commercial Agencies,
which will give you reliable information in
regard to them. as well as to our integrity.
character and responsibility.
MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO.,
No. 2l East 9th Street.
Near Union Square.)
NEW YORK.
aul4-4m
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VIII Forfeit a $500 Fee

For every disease Of a special nature which
he fails to cure. There is no failure when direc-
tions are strictly followed nor inconvenience
from business while using his treatment.
Niddle-aged men, many of the age of IS to
GO. suffer from nervous prostration, loss of
vigor, and weakening In a manner not to be
accounted for, and are ignorant of the cause.
DR.. Flattery guarantees a perfect cure and
restoration of physical powers. Women who
may be racked by pain and suffering from
many tronbl peculiar to their sex, can find
speedy relief and permanent cure by the
Doctors new treatment, the result of his
many years practice in their complaints.
e| Write full statement, and treatment
will be sent to cure any disease at home.
Consultation Tree and strictly confidential
DR.. Flatterys two diplomas can be seen at his
office. Address,
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TERMS:

r. FRED BROOKS Ia agent for the TIMES
Carson City. and il authorized to receipt
for subscriptions at that place.