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scandn1; and, MI tho parties directly tpt,,e.,., ;,
declining tn thrhw slnglu raY of livht pnea Iu,ea
The eHGso ur cal,srs wf,te, led to It, iona..ss
discussion of II Ia siutplY absurd. A's
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TrH scANpAL-M0H1ERs.
TO ths Edt,or ot 1hs Tribune.
CuHAoo, Aug. 16.--It has given me q r,..
dcal of satisfaction to sec that amid Mi II.
ptlful .lotalls mud developments Of tho s,rapu..
ConklinE sc,ndal, over which Tint portion ~
humanity to whom fine. fresh, myaterun,
scandal Is Al = craved boon from Heaven b,ss
been 0!oatng, somo ono, and TINT ono woman.
has had tho courage to come forward ard r1r.
the weight Of her knowledge in IN oppo,u.
direction, and 10 ask the public not Ia
damn, woman, and. through her, b.,
children, until the burden Of proof
legal, legitimate ntoof-compcls them
to believe in her ,li1t. refer to tho letter. n
Jaua Grey Hvfashetm In THE TnlHuxx Al.
though I cannot Alwa.s concur In her opinion,
M promulgated through TnR TRIBUNE, md n,
RatdfnR her mind ~ ono Of tbosc things ths
ttkenaaa whereof Ia not In tbs heavens abo,,
nor III tho earth beneath, anl the working,
whereof atc known only to horaclf, vet mutt
sny think sl,o has done most just and merck
full net, and hopo that her appeal will find aa
answer IL every justlcc-loYlng breast. 1t ID ys,y
1eplorab1e that tho. American press should
allow slich scArdats-always 50 fullY detailed
as they are. too-to occupy space Ia their
columns, aud great shafno that any Of D,
should 10 ilchn enough to read md enjoy them.
The t1fliEcpt rcpnrttr turns, ana twists, and
bustou-s,olcs, mn! iDterylcws, and gets tooth.
autno sclilalous Bit herr, . p1qunut motss1
tirre, md sets tho bal rolling, rolling, gathts.
Ing nj II grows, crushing tho Innocent and
guilty alike. Not TINT II Is the reporters faui,
Oh, dcar, no: noshtng Of tho kind. Scandal /,
part Ot Ills stock In tr1t!e. and II tho public dM
lut wnnt It, hiid buy 1t, It would not DO oGesed
to them.
do not snppoao that anr Of us have eYet
wfttn1i to tho, otlltor Of our put puper and told
lin that unless there appeared something yefT
tauQtv evory day No would stop oar substrIo.
tlon, but VIC bilY the paper md rcnd the scaa.
du1nus art!ciGs nil The saIlG.
Many home thnt might have kopt It's sorrow
and Its alIatno within its owil walls until tbe
reign Of better things has been rcnt asuudef
buyund The possibility Vi reclamation by thIs
trarvlng of prlvnte affairs into Tic publicity Of
tl,u ttaslr nowspaner, Why tiis cruel, dIshonur
able tnstc IN sending Associated Preas tepotts
and private telegraph dispatches oil over thu
unlon nroelatthis,y tito snIlrcsilnE uf a wonana
naftle~-A HOlllcr. sacrc WDr1-wlth not qua
lota Of proof so for that would bu received 10 /
rourt of Justice. nnd Yrt her fo0tstops to he,
dy|nE .any will to haunted By tic ghosily spae.sa
of Gonbt
Let INT Judgment be passed tit tncontroYert.
iblo proof IL had, tor Lie saku of thu houlrss III.
ttu cues, nnl 10 not give them nae'llc&.lY
TINT snldest Of 11l hcritnCGs-a nlotlltr's sat.
ilished nntnc. A jusT1uE-LovlNa WOMAN.
, 1879-08-16

lust Us}usch says tho fro at Luhanu1, ILL.,, last
night, drstEoJcl four ssores. Loss. $3U,000.
, 1879-08-16
PUBLIC OPINION.

mnlts ut ingenious 1hfcnsc OF Mrs Kate Chnse
spraeue; l.e1 % p'ca Is worthy inc Osaa a or. ol
a,"h M "''a t"e hsass " @o'''ah. ono "es',
trrnts ktr S,.ar,,u ,ytth urnsurrtesa rontr,nnt
IN ordor IN strfo h.r tor c1cn,.a r,.c ~ ,.ycry
uusortuno,r assoc,a,tou. auI xf, nreaeu,a ,,rr ~
constttutitmnE1v srlf-wII.l nn,) carclce. o5 nuh.
1,c uutn,on. m1t nurc. upycrthctc.a, tn rather
mn tI,n thrrads nf lin scandal Mrs. Sw,ashr1m
rrc,lts ov.ua4 or t1,trtv xcara ae,. xtau Nra
snrotun wns !, cl}I1 of to y.ars, nml I,nr fothcr
nul John p. tralo "ttooti ato,o in thn JJnited
ntntcs S,uutc In ronrrsont frrr.,o,n ,,-..t atoon
nul brcnatca thc atorm t1ur,nv flint ,,u,r t,rn
In which tim .1nvs rower triumnhca n,ul the
Fur,i,yc slovo h1l IN. forrc,, unop the manila
ot thc North.n Huc finds lin cause Of tin last
wIntcr,s sra,i,1nl tint .bcro In. bccn n anttrl
rryt,l,.tto,, NJ Xosl,nptnu. nnd TINT A,uthrrn
,v,,,,n Id. Ent. f,hn.a un-,rrn ~. In
t..,...,. "''-,." H., s,sr, T,t,..
'n.'et uuus"'ek' "nu tac "'1e VI o'''oa
officer With such hatred o. only Southern
womuu eau kuuw, auft 2a aho can feel, fur
nolhlug but thu Union a1lt fts friends" Mrs.
ay,sah.,,n t,t,a n ,,ri,o ,n,,iro1 fnr I'm roIra
aw'ss.s"a hha6 " ,lu'.o 'useal 1of LUG 4'."'s'
..e onsrca'es' M!u 1"s oeasoos ~ eeaa "
blast tllo reputation Of tile most brsilfatt
WOMAN In Washington, "sllo representative Ut
tho Kepublican rcrtmc.n AMI then, With
.,,..~ =, ,,,. 1,t.t., H., cl,.r..r.. ,,t t,o
S''ses ~ NV n'"n1' % wv s''sss"sss ~ MN us
o|8HHPoi N"N H' "stA"N." w @"~ p'@A tH~< t''N
taurntpr of Sn},uou =, Ct,ase, tho 1rrnt Senntor
Eiusnoa MI,t..or f,hr,f 'f,s,;oo ,n,, non,,,iron
t"a'nso ''l",s'' '.,,' re. NJ" ~,
'eafser. Raved Conk'!ne tfom Go'hE o'es 10 tho
enemy pend!nE tbs Electoral Commission cos-
troyersv, shp nppears tu champion TIC woman
win, In. rnnc dnwp In tim ncIro,,, In TIM fol-
''s,.'.. ""u -" "..s ae"s a ~ ~ - @'o Ao
'o"'t'ls .ne I'assdse'
enll npot! every loyal man IN THIS land to
etnna 0acG po'1s ona q w.! set iant III t!as
wnma snm ,3 y 3n"on I, II Ga.s "n"Rn.Mr amS
.xnmc ~ bcttsr Ihan I'm H. en cro nv H. !nr
imr innocrncu uf tic cr,n,o chsrrr1 urninst nor.
SlIo ,as hreu hunted down by tIe ualrs. tEe Sit
arcayrs. and tito Jca.os Do not join tlo puck OF
| baslns sntlthc RI hounds.
It is lttIu strange TINT, from tho ltt1o cir
c1o ~ nohtc man hy wbo,u Mr rhoa,, ,vos anr.
Wv ' IN tet e IN" "o ~ wh,. W." 'e s,s'a.hn "aI
rouhaca Ill lint tlinc 10 "H'eh Mfa' o"'ssholm
aliudes, no mum has stepped forth to de-
fond from tile tongue Of slnnlcr Tic daughter
If tfn s,a1wnrt ol abolftfoni,t. But thirty
ranss ,,. =, ,a.1 1oa,1, In. h.,.,, ~ v,r T., ~,
5c"ss "a'e e'apseu 'uc1n "s nec'' Nv "ort> !" W.
raniss nt those VINO followed tito torori1 hope Of
! 1si9.'50 aud the remnant OF the devoted baud
| tnnkiats of mtn too nil tn In chtva,rons. nut
,,s t,l,n,.,r,, ,,..s,,. sho,,s ,,,nt vra s,rtss.
~. Ao"o"''e p'ao a"os :. ''"' ~ ~ e"'''
HEifn Inst Ot tho 1FH OF $f11It
, 1879-08-16
- OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Llv1Nroot, Aug, 15.-Arriyctl, the uelyetla,
frun Eew Yutk.
.,NEw Yoak. Aug. 15.-Aufsed, tue steamship
Eeekar, frvIn bsru!su.
, 1879-08-16
The City In tho 11ands Of Armed
Mobs OF 1nfurfatcd
Mcn.
Resignation Of Mr. Angus as General
Manager Of the Bank Of
Mou-traa.
THE QU1:n1sC ROW.
gtlrcfal 1]!sntEteA 10 11e Tr{buHf

Lbli'e ANV 0AeA4sU %"%3 A~tAA~ s'tNS t-tN -
gltth.speakng me'nbors got all thu ~o'E
Tor themselves. They wore invaHaolS
crowded Out Of tho Vcry stnaI1 a1uoaht
Vi work whish has Of late eon.c 10 tut th'rt'
Tho rate Of wages demanded BY tic society "ns
81 dn} tor unskil!cd labor ma the ftencn
determined 10 make an c1loFt 10 RcE more "oek
by leaving the Society nnd reducing tae sea'o o1
prteos charged. Accordingly Us sooh as luz oe"
socioty, Union Ianao'chae' "as 1o'ntea II u.
once went INTO open co'npctltlo" Win "''u
.hott!l'ty 10 TIC o'd oae. he" ps.ee'i'ss WIS
.ad7eftssedt reaueing t'e 1ate ~ e~'oo pe' u",'
anu q ieaker fa1e aaopteu loF lics'o' "oin+
THE Ho'.Es "@"s Hion"a"'
and alloqeta shlp-o~hefs 10 chlpioJ "Hot'1 tuo5
pleased, and It was even nade not NECESSARY
TINT thc un'oadcss u sesst'S "''o"to "'Ho W
LADDERS Of tho safne* ihe he" psogFall''an u q
very lar and REASONABLE one III" s''e n'etenaots
heartily approso OF H. IL was ae'cea t'"t nv
hixhef rate shon'o Dc c''aFeel !or several 5ea1s
to come. THIS morning. aeeoFane ~ pfoi0'sc'
tic Union Chnaoiepne appcasea III luz st'eets on
tls lno vi march, with banners lying as'a naes
waving, oat unafntea a''u ha'is.s ~ 'nas's.
I4ry we're not lnter1er1a WIKI WILL ttey feees'eu
tfe Cove DIAMOND Aarsor, "aeh Il ooay u nlco
appfoaeAeu, arhca Win 'c'o'eFa' u"o
FiaRp INTO rhk Crowd .....
aud at Tue Same t!h'e ordering tleih 10 a'vanco
no further: Four ioaaea cannon were p'a1staa
llttto further up INC street, h''o us fes's'a"co
uhaer t1'e circumstances "oaa oc "'auacss' ls'o
ffeheh fetrcatea Win I"o 1oc' A'lleo' W.
drowned, "li4 thirty or 80 seriously wounued.
Great excitement prevailed, all the storos were IN"
stanty closed, ai'ts ore hardware ntotc IN tho
upper town wns sacked for firearms. Thls uftor-
noon tho French Canadians held 'neot'fl IN tile
jacques Cartier Market linl, after which they
assembled OH tssc p!atns to the number o 1,6oo,
hIl nrtned. They then marched through tic
prloctoat streets OF thu upper town,
vn,,run 1sn p,u,nn rurtp wr.rous
~, .,,,
ou' az 1"' ~, ,.,,. ~, a..
no ONO was 'utt' ~ as
evening another meeting was held ut st Rosl.'s,
but what tdbk p,aep has not yet trafIsplrcd. Tile
,nilt,nrv aro uutley ar,ns In ihe lritl.shpd and
"..a., 49,, nn,,,,,, ,,.,, h,o,, ,1naod !, IN,
slaae't "ao ena"o" n1.o 'eea ''aseu ;" ~" m
etnbsasntes oVeflooH!1E Chasntlhln Street. As
, 1879-08-16


WAsrlsoToN, u. e., Aug. 15.-The Jaclsoo
O4arfon, Which styles itself The official journal
OF tho State Of Mississippi, edited by D. Darks-
dall, Chairman Of tile Democratic H.atu Com.
nlittoe, which reached llero this cyculng, hns
much to say about tho Yazoo plan Of suppross-
lug Independents. 1t iudovsea thu theory that
thu Ynxpo uprIh1nX was purely defensive
1noycMent agatllat M attempt to orounlzo q
color l!ne, md nu exceptional case tint required
an exceptionally desperate rcslcty. 1t declares
that colored Democrats want peace AIll Entond
to have peace, yet 1t warns tho independents
tilnt, II they surcecd, tho fruits Of tl!efr
victories viii turn to ashes on thclr
lips. Information received In Washington
III regard to this Yazoo affair Ia to thu effect
ttat Representative y. Il. slnglctou. Of whuso
dfs.rIct this county forms part, yIHttetl It l,o
fore tho li!'culty. toEuther With thfs harksdaac,
editor of tho C'ar on, aud held a consultation
with tho Democratic lcallers. Both Siuslnton
| md hnrAsdala arc reported to have represented
to thrsn that It woutd mover do 10 low an III.
dupcnacut purtY to form In Yazoo, tint 1t must
bo Dinpcd IN ihu bud, nlnl t!iat fhxuo as,d ull
Mississippi must bs ksp. "snlt1," Tho act!uu
| takon by she eitszenS Ut Yazoo = few daJa
later is believed to haYo been thu outgrowth of
tAs advlca. ;Ihe stasa COMMITTEE has isauuu u
circular to citizets nr!lE tl1ctn ~ recollect that
ta methods Ut 1915, 18Th, al,l 1877 nru tllu only
nhes by which victory. ean be assnted In tho
con'tl'E eampatgn IlIcra Is also threat that
tried III atl utter sections VI thu State wl!cro
thu independents may uttc.npt na orGauizat ation
MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLICANS.
L. Bpeclat pit1utch 10 lht 7sss1Hs.
| nosroN, Mass, Aug. 18.-1ho Republican
contercuro here to-.lay to consult on tho beat
u,ethods for conducting tho ca,nphtgn was Ut
tended by large uu1nber Ut leading men FROM
| Ill NJ fttk nfR inutiti1fnh EHhnf fnr FfnuF
, 1879-08-16

TIE DOCTORS.
To the 1Its,trA LsIuetaltl Irtss.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug. t5.--lhe following gentle
men spcnt thu tlay at. the Hospital Quarantnc
boat beluw Cairo, In consultation Oil public
health matters: Drs Billings, Brtnfs, Mitchell,
aid johnson, Of the National uarl Ut Health;
Plunkc.t, Thompson. and Kaucit, oi tho Sanl-
tarY Cuunci!; Warden, Of tllu Illinois State
Board ot Health; FEnncls, Health Commits
sinner ot St. Louis; 1.ahgstnff, President ot the
MemptIs Howard Association; Drs florner md
Duya1, vi tho Arkansas :Stntc f'uartl Vi llealth,
antl Dr. Hcober, Of tiu Hickman, KY. Uoard Of
ilcalth. Thu Mirror and Mcssrs. Holiday and
Smith, members of thu Cairo Board OF uuatth
together with Drs.' Dnnptng, Gor.1o1f, anl
FisIlor, also accompanied the party.
At tho PRESENT tIno yellow.tuyer Is known to
exist III the Southwest, namely: Memphis and
MaycrsylIc, Miss. As rot there is
NO POSITIVE lNronMATtoS
With regard 10 tlle latcr point, but It is reported
the place has been infected BY II box packed ut
VicEsburg during The epidemic last ycas. An
Inspector of thc Natlo1al Bourl has been scnt
tlcrc as the piare las uo railroad or telcgrsphtc
communication, anll u all buats now aYoil II. n
Tho proper litnltat!otl- or tnsncctlon By the
removal Of tile well "a extremely d'tIlcut.
It Is decided to continue pcrfeetIn. the sys-
ten OF tho 1soiatlUn Of Metnphis under the
rules Of tho National l}onru, which lavo already
given such good results; tu use erorr possible
mtans to Induce tho ncgrnsR, who now eonsti-
tuto the t1asu source Of danger In Memphis. to
more Into camp, and thus deprive the lever of
tiu material to work ont to secure the isoatIou
of cascs, auu Of infected houses, bloelts or dis.
trtrts, and to effect tdIs by combining MS far us
possible tho resources of locuI, State, anu Na-
slonal boards With t4osu Ut tho Howard Asso-
citation, nl,i Of ,lle taxing district anl county
authorities, nnd thus
LIMIT TIE sr1EAn or THE DISEASE.
Tho National Boufd Of 'Hcaltll will meet IN
Washington thu first u acxt week. 1t has mr.
ranged to send rcscrve supply u tents, dlsl.l-
fsc:unts, etc., to Cairo aud to another po,ut
further south to mect the emergencies. It will
give substantial aid at ,onrc 10 tho State Boards
Of Health Of ArhansasI mud Kentucky and to
the lralth authorities 1T st. Louis, In case u.s.
sistauco Is needed at tie latter placc. There
was au ontiru unsuisnity of feeling anlong those
prusent. who say lllc results Of tllu policy de-
c1acd oil will urquestionably beot the Rrcatcst
value, not only to the places now afflicted, but
to the entro mississippi Vallcy.
, 1879-08-16

Hr. LouIB, Mo.. Aug. ia fire at Canton.
Mo-, last night, consumed S20,0o0 worth oi
property.
, 1879-08-16


CAino, ILL.,, aug. l5.-Tho members Of ille
Natlonnf Hoard Of Health. thr Santary Council
.ot lilo Mississippi Valley, tic stato Doartls Of
Ilealtf OF Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, and
1lltuots. a,Mt tho C:y Boards of 1fcaltn Of st.
Louis md Cairo wont down to thu inspection
boat at Isiani No. | this ,nornng, whcre tI,ry
wcro jo!nod bF DR.. r. ". Mitchell nt'd prcsI"
dent Lnngstafl, of the Memphis tiowards, The
two Inter gentlemen came up from Memphis
on o special traiu. An important and fntetcst~
inE conference was lIcid. the proceedings Of
Which will lse furnished the Associated Press.
Late DISPATCHES received her confirm previous
reports of the existence OF scllow-feyer ut AlaY~
crsviIIc, ou Tic aitssisslppl River, below urccn-
ylllc, Miss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-27

fAllltupTo HuWs
The figures and tables published In the
annual report Of the chief otthe bureau Of
statistics for the year ending June 80,
1873, shows that Baltimore Is now not only
the second commercial city in the United
States, but would seem to indicate that 1t
has the most promising commercial future
Of any. OF 1.-THE total tonnage from foreign
countries entered ut our seaports during
the year Tl,SS per cent entered at the four
ports Of New York, Baltimore, Boston and
Philadelphia, OF this total Tonnage $500
per cent entered at New York, S25 per
cent at baltimore, STA per cent at Boston,
I.40 at Philadelphia, B,2j ut New Orleans,
and S.il at San Francisco, baltimore thus
ranking directly alter New York. In 1855
tho tonnage entered at New York was
1904, 2l0 tons; In 1873, 6,5iS,09B tons, an
increase Of 3,S50,s0T tons, or 927."O pUr
cent, The tonnage entered at Baltimore
In 1868 was l5G, SO tons; in 1873, 00i ,59l
ions, an increase Of IOi,7ll tons, or 500 so
per cent,
This Is n larger percentage Of increase In
tonnage than is shown by any other sea.
port In the country except Galveston,
which shipped but little cotton in 1858,
and where the increase has been 1881
per cont. llOSton's tonnage has only IN.
creased aI,07 pOr cent, that Of PhilRdel.
phia 4l4.47, and San Francisco 3?3 90 pCr
cent. But the increase In tho entries ut
Baltimore Is tue more remarkable when
We consider thatat New York the growth
has been steady and withoutany retarding
influence, whereas iialtimores commerce
was almost suppressed during the civil
war. Thus, Baltimore's tonnage entries In
1853 were ll0lS0 tons; In 1858, ljG, $40
tons; in 1851, 92j, no tonsi in IsGE, l0S,7l9
tons; In 1865, IS, 4GG tons. Aud It was not
untilllS that tho tonnage reached 81, 3O2
tons, OF, In other words, returned to wherO
1t was in 1891. Thus our city's commerce
was practically overthrow and sup
pressed for eight years, during which That
Of the rival cities did not suffer at all, but,
in spite Of tbs, il has mounted rapidly for.
ward every year since then,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-27
be SeeIl.

TuE ABusG or TilE punLlC School SYS.
rsu.-Thc Philadelphia RreoNl publishes
u somewhat remarkable article on this
subject. 1t Is similar to an editorial that
appeared in the Cincinnati Gazette on the
same subject about ayear ago. 1t shows
that the abuse Of the public school system,
to which reference has been made in these
columns, Is turning out more drones upon
society than were ever before known In
the history Of education. The most intel
lgent observers ofthe abuse Of the system
see this evil and dcppcate it, and, us the
Record says, the emphatic demand of the
country is to the following effect:
"Givc every child good common
school English education ut public ex.
Iense, and then stop. There have been
Two Presidents OF the United States who
received less ail than this in their school
education; II any want more, let those
who dance pay the fiddler. This is the
cure Tor drones."
at is IN axiom in political economy that
taxation, however Cunningly devised, Is
ultimately paid by the laboring classes.
The real estate owners and the owners Of
taxable personal property arc, after all,
nothing but "midlIe.menO in the taxation
business. The laboring classes are the zeal
sufferers for the extravagant expenditures
in the name OF free education, which
would otherwise seek investment in or.
ganiXed industries that would afford their
children employment and make their
household happy; tits the laboring classes
who ultimately pay the bills that enable
the school book rings to ring changes upon
text books used in the public schools; it
is the laboring classes who ultimately pay
for teaching music and foreign languages
10 thousands OF people who aiterward be.
come drones on society,""
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-27
no CONTAGIOUS


" Va. lIcFIT4L DOR rnE lNNAL.
WLsTO%, ". Va, fcbruay -, IA,
StalSsl PROPOSALS viii lr received At ut. 9ETE,
dTCsGed " the ''SEcTetlry OF the lsuri II Nfrbn
Al Weston, v. Va. up to Apnlg, l'5a aiooaSAt'
", and will lC UIFtlrl puD!id! At ipor.t A.
on the day following, IS the Epnt
For tue stOup MHt,
For the BnCk WUsT.
For the Carpenter work,
FUT the FlUicfIUs hVtE,
For the ROUtue WoTE,
AMI lOr the Painting asd al .IIbr WIt,
Necessary Tot tbs snhtTuet.OG .! lAr GtIt slita4
the H,tpitzi, Viii Il Is 4. tyTr,sICaI toa ,uit!hsi
fIOtl already bu.:i-SXetR S,nr Hluhf rllp',I,,,
will 6s Of cut slHLS. The baldinI i'tHg nM.'s
long, " let EE'' and taTrr AMI lt,f 'ttt' "
The ESlh VII - loIl iNV irtt JhrL, ='"4I W -
d which sal b. u stOne. aad taakrI via '''A~
foot In IhiekneS.
Bids Will ls receive! s.1;a'siy lot be "ot''S
ootnplCtC III lLy Vaib, tie hu : ultS ulggidtI
Tallt; the CaTJ,uivt sUIk cnmi!ttr iAr Lp'l 80.
complete; the TUGGng SpluiiUg Sad ratf va va. ~ 4.
rlete; and lot the TslRtIEs atI aAUi 'gAi'ts
Contractor, ir each CaS, furnishing everything '
sGry to COHplrIs his ou,trsri. Al
Ihe nA.Ui al Is Il LG.t " u thf ..5i gEllp,,. -.
ls 70 be subject !" tie tn'Isr iioH .. Ne h.,,''-s
peTinIenAeII tEtJVr '''E.S lEi % ne hsl'''pt,
The eUntI9H - isc pIJIt SvTI i !" ''r VIE -
hls work on " IEImc the A1A d! VI Ath' ~ -.
complete the tGue % Il tti1rr the VI Jay q ',tN
her, Is'9. The .oHIrsClst .of tte 10 sgFE u W.
ready 10 tS,,l.l.te. J. ~ h',ss IA ID. Ha O. u,
fore the l5Ih la F., ygac. ls,J, 7a4 e~l. II,
sanls * lus' nc 1t day Il itun''i' ~. .,psp
cnriT1CI4E iUF The ,AIIsHtrr 'ufE j. 10 ct 49,.
vita the StDRS AID TSk EuiE AL t. 70 Al!' '., 4,
TRAIT uithin one III nth sIe' the 1'tirf
contract, The CVgtftCfpr iyr l4-tuaS AZ N,a.S
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te 6-sata his CUHtTagt lbeWstFEloi ~ H.
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ceulbeT, lS1S ard complete the Hhiy - i
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10 beg!n his work BY the lst DAY 2! = iIy, %
hntSh he sine bL tie 1t la u !H'! .t'gtis
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VI ode 0ui by tbs Supe To eLtyti 90 50 ~, ~,
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the h1ls VI sarh ron,Fzc; !, eJtsp''iFl .,,I Isl
Az IF,bosSb thAll tc sSNvIai iH'r' y no
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laU, 70 h abEEOVsi By The ara y l't'' y. 81.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-27

shadows We pursue, 7" said the great Burke.
How well this Is illustrated In the fact
that this once great newspaper has entire.
~ passed away-not q yestige Of 1t re.
naming ioryears past And as weread over
these old time editorials, aud remember
how they once drove men before them,
just as the whip OF the Ovoseer drove the
slaves on the Virginia plantations, we can
not but recalland apply WhItter'spoem on
the Emancipation proclamation:
uOh never you fear
II never you hear
The divers horn again."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-27

THE MICHIGAN LUMBER YrELp.-Returns
from the leading numbering districts in
Michigan indicate a large increase in tho
log crop of tho past winter as compared
with Its predecessor. Fifteen logging dis.
trlSts which IN ISIS produced total Of l..
6LS, w, 40 teet, return this year total Of
S,lUS, $4,000 teet. The latter figures. II
must be remembered, however, arc those
Of logs banked on tho streams, but not vet
Should tho spring 'dFiyeSN
not provo successful, Of course a laror
number OF logs will DO chung up mil
next season. The value Of the crop Il
estimated at SlI, 900, 900, and II cost about
$500, 900 to gather it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-27

tbs RATE OF INTEREr IN lLLINols.--
Illinois farmers are getting anxious as to
the prospect Of the passing Of House Bill
3ll, in the Legislature oil that State, which
fixes the maximum legal rates Of interest
Mt $ per cent by special contracts, and
makes per cent the rate in theabsencc Of
snch special agreement. Just such u bill
has passed the Indiana Legislature, been
signed by tue Governor and bccamea law.
The Illinois House Bill 81 has been
ordered to u third reading by u large
majority, and will pass the House. What
will happen to 1t in the Senate remains to
be seen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-27

~ was dragged down with debt, pow
erty and suffering for years, caused by a
sick family and large bills for doctoSing,
which did them no good. | was com.
pletely discouraged, until one year ago,
by the advice Of my pastor, procured
Hop Bitters and commenced their use,
and in one month We were all well, and
none OF us have boon sick q day SINCE
and ! want to say TO all poor mon, you
can keep your families we'll year with
Hop Bltters for less than one doctors visit
will cost know It, A WoEEISGMAN."