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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-30
The NntIonnl CompInInt.

Dyspepsia is the national complaint Al,
most every other nun or woman you meet
has It, and the result Is that tho number Of
pseudo remedies for it Is as numerous as Pla-
moh's host, They are for the most part worth
less. There is, however, searching sradicant
Of this distressing and obdurate malady. one
whose genuine merits long since raiscd It to a
foremost place among the starlc medicines
Of ItmeriGt. lEosEatiG5E Stomach Bitters ex-
tirpatcs dyspepsia with greater certainty and
most genial invigorant, appetizer md aid to
secretion. These are not empty assertions, Ms
thousands Of our country men and women
who have experienced It's effects arc aware.
but are backed M by irrefragable proofs re.
neatcdly laid before the public. Tho Dltters
also promote regular habit Of body and giye
a healthtul stimulus to tue urinary organs.
MWFkW
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evitabIy tend to cOnstipate the bowelsan
interfere with digestion; and anything
that tends to render the albumen Of the
bread insoluble, and therefore takes away
froHlits tutritive value, Is Injurious J
Dr.. Willard Parker said that II alum
was substituted for cream oftartar In blk.
Ing powder, In his opinion such powder
would be injurious to health,
DR.. Al1if40 Clark considers that alum
has It's useS. but It should not be ignorant.
~ taken into the stomach In food. A sub.
stance which can derange the stomach,
and in certain cases produce vomiting,
slcuh n0l Ie tOleralel n baking potttier.
DR.. LIE Grand n. DenslOw, OF No. 226
West Twenty.thitd Street gave tho follow.
ing Us his opinion on this subject: "Bread
containing the salts Of alum, which are
freely soluble IN The gastric JUICE, Is un.
doubtedly prejudiCial 10 health, the salts
acting as irritants to the stomach"
Having obtained the foregoing medical
opinions, the reporter Investigated a nun.
Der OF brands Of baking powder. The
Brooklyn Board Of Health and the New
York Board Of Health have both ordered
an official investigation Of baking powder,
and tho Sanitary Superintendent Of tho
Brooklyn Board has made his report, In
which no says: "Froni u careful examina.
lion, l am satisfied that the weight Ofeyi.
lence is against tho use OF alumin baking
powders, and that the risks incurred In It's
use arc too great TO DO incurred for the
sake oil Cheapness alone. The mucous
membranes Of ssthe stomach and the In.
testinal canal Is delicate structure, and
materials which would produce no effect
on the outside skin might trritate and In.
flame these organs"
There are probably more than five hun.
dred kinds OF baking powder nlanufac.
tured In this country, and, while some Of
them are sold from the Atlantic to the Pa.
citic, tho majority have only a local sale
near their respective places OF manuiac.
ture. Through DR.. Henry a. Mott, jr, tho
well known chemist, one Of tho most com.
potent, trustworthy and careful experts
OF this country, the following analyses
we're obtained, showing the presence OF
alum In large quantities In many Of the
baking powders having wide sale. DR.,
Mott kindly furnished not only the re.
suits oil his own analyses, but also those Of
several chemists OF high professional
standing, including professor Henry Nor.
ton, President Stevens Institute OF Tech
noloQy; Professor R. w. SChedlre; Dr.. Still
well, OF Waltz & stillwell, analytical
chemist, this city, and Professor Patrick,
Of Missouri,
Dr. Motifs report Is as follows:
DEAN SlR-In accordance with your re.
quest, herewith embody the results Of
the analyses OF baking powders. in NIL al
WHICH hlull WIS louhu vs. IN ingredient:
"Grant contains Alum
y, Y. Grant, Philadephhl
"Gnylnclble ..... contaus Alum
"DOoley .... ......cGntaius Alum
(UOoIey Brother, New York;
"FdldpSc0 .,,,,,,,,,,. rontnins Alum
ChaFm contains Alum
(ROhTer, Christian & Co., 81, LbuIS)
"AndreWS ReglE. .,......contains Alum
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AYEs-AIessrs, Arnold, Bar, Bell toi
Mineral), Billmyer, Bradford, Calvert, Car.
ter, Clark, FulkeFson, Gooch, Gum, Hare,
Hirvey, liver, Kitchen, Lewis, McCreery,
Mc(iaw, McNeer, Melvin, Monroe, Pen.
nybnCker, Rymef, Shelton, Sheppard, Sni.
der, Toney, Unger, aud Yandal-30.
Nors-SIessrs. Moflett (speakerL Bell
tof 1incolnl, Butcher, Campbell ohipleyr
Davidson, Ewing, Fisher, Fnrbee, ,Gist,
liagans, Hawyer, Hill, Holt, Hutton,
johnson, Logan, McCrun, Mearns, Mont
gOmery, Nixon, Parsons, Post, Pound
stone, Quinn, Reynolds, Rock, Roush,
ScheFr, Stuart, Taylor, and Wilson-32!
The bill was then ordered 10 q second
House bill No. Is, a bill fixing the rate
Of interest In this State ut 0-per cent and
making violation Of the provision otthC
bill forfeiture OF double the amount oil
tho entire loan, was taken up and read q
first time. The bill was recommended By
tho Judiciary Committee not 70 pass.
Tho question being as to whether the
bill should DO rejected, Messas. Bradford
and Post opposed the rejection OF the
bill.
Mr. Gnnn spoke IN inv0r OIL It's REJECTION
vote being taken the House refused
to reject the bill by the following vote:
AYRs-NIessrs. Bell (of Mineral), Bel
(of Lincoln), Butcher, Carter, Ewing
Fisher, Fulkerson, GooCh, Gum, Harvey
Jacob, Logan, McCrum, McGraw, Mcarns
Montgomery, Parsons, Ross, Roush, Shell
ton, Sheppard, Snider, Toney and Wilson
pa.
NoEs-Slessrs. MolFett (spcaker), Barr
Billmyer, Bradford, Calvert, Campbell
Chipley, Clark, Davidson, Furbee, Gist
Hagans, Hare, Hawyer, Hill, Holt, Hut
ton, Sohnson, Klrtley, Kitchen, Lewis
McCreery' McNeer, Melvin, Monroe, Nix
on, PennybaCker, Post, Poundstonc
Quinn, Reynolds, Fighter, Rock, Rymer
schorr, Stuart, Taylor, Unger and Wanda
80.
Not voting Mcssrs. Arnold and lIycr.
The bill was then ordered to secont
reading.
Mr.. Hutton introduced u resolution tina
when the House adjourn on Friday It b
until Monday ut l0G. NJ. Adopted.
On motion the House at5 r. ". adjourn
ed until tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
Valuable Farm and Town Property.
Lewis AppCgatO and j. N. Cooper, Administrators Of
Ell Il. Moore, decd, late Of brooke county,


Stella Moore 81 al.
In ChancGry. In tho Circuit Court Of Brooke county,
West Virginia.
Pursuant TO decree entered In the above entitled
cause, ut Special Term Of tho said Circuit Court
held on the 9th day Of January, 1872, the under.
signed, Special Commissioner, viii sell at public aue-
tiOn At the front door Of the Court HouSe Of SAID
county Of Brooke, on
TUESDAY, tho 25th day Of February, 1877,
the real estate mentioned and described IN The bill
and proceedings in said cause, or sufficient amount
thereof to pay the debts Of said deCedcnt rs directed
Oy said decree. Said real estate consists Of farm
tract oil land adjoining the town Of Wellsburg, In sad
county, containing one hundred and seyenty-Seyon
acres VI land, more or less, which will DO sold aS
whole or m parcels TO suit purchasers II more money
can he realized by 50 duing also tract Of land con-
ainins three acres more or less adjoining the former
tract, on the wels6urg aud Bethany turnpike road,
On which lisa dwelling house aud orchard. The resi-.
due oil the said real estate consists Of lots and parcels
o. lots situate In the town St WellsburR on many Of
which are erected dwelling houses and other Inn.
prOVemGnS, Including herein the large, elegant and
Snmmodi0IS homestead Of the said Eli II. Moore
nc salI Io'S arc respectively numbered follows
t1-Wii; Nos 81 CO. H. south half Of 49, south half al
81, and 49, 81, ~, 49, 26 $780, 2S7, west half las
west half S undivided 0nethird Of go and 263 al
81 26, 2S3, ISL 30, 2SS, 800, 3kS 2S7 3tO 89I 899
39S SOL, sos, 800, 3g1, $685. $685. 49, 49, All III 4i
~ 4+5, 40, ~, as 80 49, 45l, 49, ass and 49,
TERMS OF SALE-One' fourth tho purChaGe money
cash on the day Of sale; the residue 10 three equal
annual payments Of one, two and three year, the
purchaser TO give his notes. bearing interest from the
Jay Of SUE with EOd security for the deferred pay
hen with option the purchaser 10 pay oil or any Of
SAD notes before maturity, and the tle retained IN.
III tho purchaEe money Is fully paid.
Sale 10 commence on said day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
J. ". COOPER,
JAd0sNTh3W SPECIAL Commissioner.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE or TRAINs-wmERLlSo r,NR,

"TrIalElpha Accommodation .-This train only 5II5S
between Whteling and ThadelphIA.
tpally except Sun1ay-EeWlrk Accommodation.
tSteuDenylle AccOmmodatlou,-Thi train during
tho day passes backward and forward between MSIss
tins Ferry and BellalrC stopping when reouIrei a
sherman House, Rtnaville, West Wheeling and
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THE LEGISLATURE.
WEDNESDAY, January 20, 1879.
NENATE.

Senate met at 10 O'clock; prayer by Rev.
Cunningham, pastor Of the First Prcsby.
terrain Church.
Tho Clerk read the Journal, which was
,,r,rn,.o1
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A
Desirable Residence on Fifteenth St.

By virtue Of a Decd Of Trust made BY N. G. Arthur
aud Rachel ~. his wife, to the undersigned Trustee,
dated June 18th, 1874 and Of record In the otce q
the County Court Of Ohio county. West Vlrgina. in
Deed oil Trust Book No. 4 pages 255 and 49, win on
SATURDAY, March !, 1870,
Commencing at 10 O'clock a. NJ sell at public auction
d the front door 0l tho Court House Of Ohio county
the following described real estate, viz Lot numbered
ihirtySavc (55) In Gnham's addition 10 the div al
Wheeling, and being situate on the north slds Of
Fifteenth street fold Centre), between what Was for
mery known as Filth aud Sixth streets In the city
81 Wheeling, West Virginia, excepting Ave feet and
Tour inches on the west side 0l said lot.
There crested on that portion Of said lot to be sold
very desirable tWO,StOry and attic brick dwelling
house aud all necessary outbulldings.
TILE believed to BE- perfect, but selling as Trustee
Decd Of Trust. -
TERMs oP SALE--Two Thousand Five Hundred Dol.
lars cash on day Of sale, balance In two equal INSTALL
ments at Fix and twelve months, deferred payments
TO be secured by Deed Of Trust on the property sod
with insurance sufficient TO cover.
W. II. lIALLER, Auetionear. jaSO-1h1tafi
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Spesssl aVasassx.
a GARD.

SSA SeA-EN4-
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creions Of youth, nervous Weakness early decay, less
Of manhood &c.r viii send recipe that Will cure
YOU FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South America. Send
a seli-addrcssCd envelope to the REV. JOSEPH 7. IN
MAN, Station D, BiIte House, Nep York CITY,
dei9-TThs4w
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-13
MRS. ESTHER MEACHAM.

JUDGE BROWNING HOLDS HER TO BAIL IN
THE SUM OF TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
NEWS RECEIVED AT \ LATE HOUR LAST
NIGHT.
The habeas corpus eXaminanation, at
Mound City, OF Mrs Esther Mcacham.
which has been of three days duration.
came to close at Il late hour last night
She was held to bail in the sum of two
thousand dollars, by Judge d. NJ. Brown
Ing. Messrs. MulEy, Robarts and Mccartney
were for the defense, and Messrs. Anderson,
Iincgar and Crondall for the prosecution.
Our readers will remember that Mrs.
Mcacham is charged with the murder OF
her msbond-thc finger OF suspicion point
ing Nt her on account Of the supreme indif-
ference she cvinccdet his fate.
Much interest has been felt as to tn g out
come OF this case, both by our people and
the people of Pulaski county.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-13

for furnishing the chief stimulous to the
general good feeling that is said to have
prevailed throughout the evening,
~ We direct attention TO the advertise
ment Of Chas, +, Bailcy's Dramatic Com
bination that opens in the Athencum for
two nights, commencing next Monday
evening This is the first opportunity our
people have had of witnessing the great
sensational play "Rosedolc," and ii should
not be missed by any one who admire the
Legitimate drama, Miss Mahle Norton
holds u high position in the profession and
makes friends wherever she appears. Mr.
Warwick is fine actor whose delineatior
of the character Elliot Gray in "llosedalc'
wins the highest praises Of the press and
public everywhere. Reserved seats for
Monday night, may be obtained to-day al
Dan Hartmans store,
Marsh Brown, Il gentleman Of color
visited the residence Of Kittic Miller, n lady
who lives on Fifth street, between the
avenues on the pretense of distributing
handbills. But Kittie not allowing negroes
to come on her premises shot at Marsh
whereupon he. had her arrested She ap.
peared before Squire Robinson, plead guilty
and asked for warrant for Marsh Brown
aud while stating the charge to the city
attorney, Mr., Brown arose from his seat
saying that he cared no more for wha
Kittic Miller said than for what Black Hat
or any other woman like her might say
This was two much for Klttie to take. and
she at once picked up one Of the well
filed courtroom spittoons and threw it a,
Marsh's head, but it being poorly aimed
would have disfgured our City Attorneys
face, had he not been dodger, She also
threw several chunks of coal at Mr. Brown
but he being swift on foot escaped un
harmed. Whercupon and for all of which
the young lady had to pay an addltiona
five dollars
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Subscription Price of the Repnblir,r.
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TIE LIGHT QUESTION


w'c~. ,xn , r,o,,up. r,,nr ,n"r''A, Nv
pvpss,nys ror ,xn ,c,,vcr r,nur
Whether or NOT our streets sboll NE
lii is the question. above all others which
inst now apitotes fine nubIic mind Man,
,rc fine rynressions WE hear f,vorinu IN,
ljohtjno Of our streets and occasionally W.
hear cynrcsSiops from those who are very
earnestly opposcd 10 it.
In conversation with one Of our nromi.
n.nt citizens Yesterday in rcU,rd n tbo
street LIGHTING, he EXPRESSED himself EN-
nhsticolly AGAINST it. and ON hrino asked
for his reasons cave thcm-somc Of which
are nc follows.
He believed that # our in.
dividuol citizens were , lit,lo
more cntcrprising, there would be
mn mood If fine citv oo;ro to ,,y .vnorss in
mi. ,,tsr uoL,L , lion, in front of his
hopso .v.rv r;oht- -, coal nil Ii,,ht- had
ro servants ,o fond ~ !, Inn, oayo Il III.
u,.reoro, o,,or,io, and G,u,d tho+ il cost
hin, ,,,I, f,r,,, cou,. ,no,,h
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\ Journal for the Home Circle, the OF
nee. the Store and the Counting.
Room.

FEy.prIig IVA attends The MISSOURI EEpIR
~ a.. Surviving he malice OF enemies anc to
IVAN! OF competitors, II COur-e continue. one, II
huu uP"Sft Wholly ruscshcd. II ha. passed
,"'p-Su "ar- tpnisg'aI!pn- cras OF bu-iur-, d.
Rrrt''on' politica prescription and period. of pgl
'c CORRUPTION, anu nov / points to II. pa, On.
'tt'a''t, progressive, honorable record 4, Area
est OF IL i.sr'c. P!Lldurers -chcmcr. d.t1.I "a
y! the peace, des'oyer, of the GOOD nan,e n, ,,,'
state aud tnci! kind win De !a-lcd a. hgrc,o,,re
those who assist 70 Nata UP, promote aud sd,Arrs
NJ commercial, manufacturing and agricultural
interests o. tic Mississippi Valley vii be- A.
p.aud, ard encouraged The EEpi BLICAN Nh
ilm - AMY and make ~oliG the peaceful. uo' p1.-
usan objects hat must hereafter engage the st'pl.
"'n 81 me people Of the West and South II vil
seek - SHAY sectional bitterness Instead Oh srrg.
lng section against section. II VIII war AGAINST
NAdicQi-m OF all sorts, holding tLstib Eaicst az
n"i i between the extreme. II giu opDo.e H..
psula'icn ana advocate Honesty IN regard 10 debt.
IL VIII laNof sound currency sufficient for 'h,
purposes OF business, anG suited alike 10 the drb.
OF ana creditor classes, II Wl sieadi!. sdyoc.t,
attention ~ the general government 10 the subject
VI .aAu anu Whtct transportation, at least 20 tar
Polnt % equality 10 behalf OF this section with tLr
Notth ana East IN the Presidential canvass OF
is>oi WI support the nominees OF the national
p,Gcra,e ronGteniion confident that they vii! b,
worthy ana Wlin the ZANE belief il will promat.
the success OF The Democratic candidate. for tai
congressional and .ocsI Offices
mus WIN programme IN accordance ui.b $50
sArN principles of yesr-, aad with mission IN No.
inim, 10 educate, the EErl BLlCAN rui- forth ~
Psosprci- for 1870. All he news. from ',.-y
quarter excepting the merely ,rn.Ytion,l ,,I
p'uilrnl rom The ,iuln, and puTiicu- OF ,icc. Al
'hr asi current li,cgatulr-thc most cAr.ill AMI
rrhh't reports VI political, commercial lnaDciai
Aud Iocai "eut--ihe important dong- OF cnngrf,,
hnd Of the state rc-tOcetArrWitb eoIL,,tL
comments by corp-' able wTitSrs--Niil continue Z,
DC ~ reading feature. Friends of fhc PAPER. " 10
.,rl interested IL the circulation Of sound Con
etbaiNt Democratic views and who spp,cc,s,r "A
re- iaoic pain'',skng Family Jourua. ~ rc.o,.t
IHIf asked 10 exert thcm-clNc, In mi. hens Ia
taris severn, nrigAbOrAuoG,
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CORRESPONDENCE.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Dec. -, 1879.
MISS BELLE GNFNEY:-Wc, the undcrsign
cd,many citizens having witnessed your recl.
tatons at the Athencum on Thursday even
ing, December II, and having been wei!
pleased with the same, respectfully request
that you favor us with another reading al
some evening next week to be determined
hu vnl.
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LETTER LIST.

\ LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING JNCNILEn
FOR n THE FosToFFlcE Al CAIRO, IlIu III.
CEMBtE l2TH, 1879.
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fFRFs nv
Pamphlet by Dr Gibson PRATT or 80 State
- Chicago Dr, pNui. the Author OF the ozone
Treatment for Catar., and Ia this new Treatise Is
revealed the secret Of his ructoss In the treatment
~ disease, TO wbicn he has given the study OF n
Ntetiihc. Pamphlet .cai ON receipt Of W stamp,
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Delivered ~ tue city, t"rnt! i've cont. per we. =,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-16

wsfsAouss, a. well as Farm NfJk, arc largely eon-
sh1cisdt b5ah kihd feauaing nine sise9 q NeSrns "
nodaSe the dsHand. and giving a espaeity n lQm 81, 4
90 500 bnshels per hoits according TO sic cf Min
They are tikPped. bsked for ocean tanshortsieae ~
inlaadf - fsqsesteds sand 10 az. eaaes PVT free en- ~
bOagd c.AgcT Steamer, ordeu Sled laas ia,yssl 4.
Mis- sAisSsd iksscEsa dssh ? 81 sr ssslf skp y
hsgheehsrse6 o. shsn forwarded sses rnra 0leo 50,
GrapAa and Ctse1lAry sqRpiied OF apRieados,i Pnssa
will Sc quoted lv and Bn liberal tefna. Cofrss-
posdrses solicited .h'h'4s
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-10-16

Thp artieie u tshtnE ~ avn ktory IN ta4 hanat
% thoatanag WIN are nsing n Niih most xraaify .
tax aid eus0ragtng geselsf
n ~ GrArAvcH y. Hail. ~ ghu OATES Opefa
TfQapS writes "Afsr ak Nreks' nse 40 can-
: Nfntfd. ~ are tito nsy rouitadea. that Year FAX
kBoLlsE has and IL nrodHcinE q wonderful growth
,of hair where had none Tor years"
81 McCLGnRAn. Sixth Avea4a Fharmaey.
,isaysL geHJ sgest. isaasa We
day to aueh IA extent - 10 justin me IN see0na-
naEudtnE ttto fuy most iuthaate iFitndGA
The New York herald., 1879-10-02

would not be encouraged. Some fundamental res
son exists for Yae's losses This seemed to be lack
OF knowledge or lack of system. Captains could not
know why previous successes defeats had oc-
Cured, and were unable to avail themselves there
fore OF the valuable experience which o joint COM
mittee would possess
THE QUESTION OF TRAINING.
The alumni think it mistaken idea to suppose
that only few men can train which seems to have
been the prevalent opinion. One hundred men
could train, and any eight OF them could beat Har-
ward If worked hard and judiciously. Yale had
didn't keep it. but had varied stroke every year
until last season. when it was varied more than ever
and decidedly too much Yale didn't ask tor as
much as Harvard aud didn't got as much. Grad
mates want her to take all she get. The speaker
went over the story of Yae's boating. showing few
must train longer His remarks this point in
dorsed Captaint Rogers position substantially.
Smaller colleges had shown what could be done by
work. Yale had assumed that she could be success
full and hadn't worked enough.
RADICAL CHANGES PROPOSED.
Another graduate said that 1t was proposed to
make radical changes. and place elections TO places
in the boat beyond any social or other influences.
each man to depend entirely on his merit for place.
Graduates want power to reject any absolutely.
Harvard gives her captains only limited power.
while Yale captains have been allowed to act to the
Henry of the boat club. said that the proposed plan
bound no one as yet. and 1t then voted that the
presidents of the three athletic associations be- ap
pointed as . committee with power to select two
others. to consult with the alumni committee.
which will be appointed speedily
1t is understood that this is q blow aimed partly
at senior society influences though 1t means also
that Yale will exert every energy to beat Harvard.
Another meeting for final action will occur when the
joint report is submitted.