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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01
DIED.

ruRNER-on Tuesday, November 80, 1850, At III
4 NJ, ALEXANDER TUENEHp In the 9Th year Of hi
ASs.
The funeral will take place Thursday morning Al
10 o'clock from bis late residence, Me- ii2s chsPlui
street. Intsrment 81 Greenwood ceInssIy. Friend
Of the lanlly are Invited TO attend. ....
TURNER-oa Monday, November %, 1850, nj
RSthhny, W. Va, HEoRSB ruRSEA, tlthef Of Dr., r.
r. Turner, aged u years
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01
WEDSI10GY HORSING. DECEnHEK
BY Topeka paper We dO'ie 81. that +. ca. .I

BY Topeka pApeI VIC uVE'VO 'D". - :,
r. W. Blue, formerly Of Grafton, In tOll
State, but for several years q reSlden! o
Linn county, Kansas, has been elected u
the Senate Of that State. from the E!eV
eu,h district. The Captain Is true bIn'
Republican, and counts one all the time
and no mistake, In the 5000 Republican
majority which that magnificent State
in the habit Of rolling up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

VIZ. H. PpLLEs, Fowlersyills, Mich.
says have not rested better for month
than did last night. The "0nly LunI
Pad" has helped me wonderfully. Sc,
advertisement. NwR4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

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The "London Hair Color Restor-
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people, and Is totally different
from all other Hair Restorers, be-
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Where badness, or falling Of the
hair exists, or prematurely gray.
ness, from sickness, or other
causes, III use will reBtorethe nat
ural youthful color, and cause
healthy growth, cleansing the
sclap from all impurities, dandruf,
DC, at the same time most pleas.
ing and lasting hair dressing, fra
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toilet.
Ask your druggist for London Hal
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01

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q. 10 a n, I'D siiI Al i3Iu > N, . lOool1OdIis
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01
TIME TABLE.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

tDAly eXegPt sandAy-kesAEk ACCOMMODATION,
baskerville Accommodation -Thil tFRln diTfns
the aAy passes backyAId and harvard bStVeaa NaTs
ln'I FaFfy AAd B0llAiFA stopping Vhan FOaaiFSi 4
herman hoaSs, KtnGuns, Wat WASSAnE an
q FsVal HILL
uluFiehsVille Aecommolatibn.
tCAnAl pOVOF AeoommodAtOu,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-01
FOR RENT.

EoR RENT THE HOUSE ss YGls
street, now occupied by GoTspa ygS.U
Possession April /, 1851. ROBkEr I. DAllLlI.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04
Caiifornla's Dead Sea.

The San Francisco Caronicls, in recent issue, says: The propeller Rocket, which will soon be placed on Mono lake, will have no trouble about floating. as the density of the water is remarkable. being just the reverse of that of Lake Tahoe, in which the body of a drowned person never returns to the surface. An exchange says that for bitterness and promiscuous meanness the waters of Mono lake surpass those of the Dead Sea. They contain so much alkali that on windy day the lake is a regular tub of soapsuds. The writer has seen a wall of lather five feet high along the whole of that shore, against which the waves were beating Occasionally the wind would take up bunch of this father as big as a bushel basket and carry it several hundred feet inland. So buoyant are the waters of the lake that quite party of men may navigate them on a raft made of four or five dry cottonwood poles, Out in the lake are islands of rock (lava- like concretions) through which streams of water boil up. The water of these springs is like that of the lake, but in one place is a large spring of fresh water. This is near the northwest corner of the lake, and at a point where there is eight or ten feet of Walers It IS SOIL oi lountalE. A Coi- umn of fresh water, some three feet in diameter, is projected upward with such force that it rises to a height of at least two feet above the general level of the lake in the form of mound or knoll, and makes ripping noise that can be heard considerable distance. But for the fact that this fountain has depth of eight or ten feet of water to contend against it would probably rise to con. siderable height in the air.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04
Spotted Tails Children.

A Washington letter says: The news that Spotted Tail, one of the Sioux chiefs, had taken his boys and girls away from the schools provided for them by the government is no surprise to those who heard Spotted Tail, Red Cloud or others of the Sioux chiefs talk on that subject when they were here re- gently. Spotted Tail, with Red Cloud and others, paid a visit to the Indian school established at Carlisle, Pa, on the way here, and called there on their return to their Western homes Spot ted Tail, next to Red Cloud. is the finest looking Indian that comes here He was very much pleased with the things he saw at Carlisle, and so expres ssed himself After talking to the superin. tendent of the school and the teachers for while he called his boys and had a talk with them privately. He learned from the boys that the rod was used when the boys did not do as they should, or when they sulked, for be it known that it is just as natural for an Indian, young or old, to sulk as 1t is for those distinguished politicians who W re not suited at Chicago. Spotted Tail, after leaving, had a talk with the superin- tendent, and he told him what he had heard. He asked if it was true. Upon being told that it was, he answered. i. Neither my boys or girls shall ever be whipped by any one with my consent. I will not leave them at school, or any other place where the whip is used. A whipped boy is apt to grow up whip ped man. Unless he has some spirit or life in him it is better that he know nothing. A whipped man has neither spirit or life" He then turned to the Indian children and said to them in the natural tongue: Don't let any one whip you. teacher or any one else. You have no master. Never allow any one to strike you a blow" An effort was made tosatisfy Mir. Spotted Tail that the whipping administered at Carlisle was the same as at other schools and was only slight affair. The idea of < spar ing the rod aud spelling the childn was suggested to him. but he said he did not believe in whipping in any way; that any man who struck his child had better keep out of his way, and that he would soon draw his children from any place where they were liable to be whipped, it mattered not how slight. This with drawal ofhis children Is the result.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

An "old and successful fruit-grow 1T, ]" says that the most certain means of keeping away the curcullo Ee knows of, is to plant tansy near the base of plum trees. This little pest, however, has wings as well as legs, and could readily sting the fruit without coming in con- tact with the plant; and from our own knowledge of it, we fancy it wouldn't care if it did
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

The Buffalo Courier has this heading oyer an article: "From Buffalo to heaven; sufferings and death of Jacob Terwilliger, the kick of mule amp it's final results" That settles it. The mule that can kick man from Buffalo to heaven, is the champion long dis tance cker.-Boston Post.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

When you wake up in ths night and hear the Baby crying, look out for danger--there's rock ahead. Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup will assist you in safely passing this rock.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

An aged man was swindled out of $500 by gamblers a. an Illinois fair, and the loss grieved him so much that he committed suicide.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04
Are You NO, in s.ood Health '

Ii the Liver is the source of your trouble, rost can find ,n absolute remedy ill DR. SAM FoRD's LIVER IsvfGoRAToR, the only vegeta- ble cathartie which acts directly on the Liver. Cures all Bilious diseases. For Book address DR. SANFORD, I62 Broadway, New York.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

Daughters, gvtvea and Mothers.
 DR. ANARCHISTS UTKRIN k CATH OLICON will pcsf lively Female Weakness. such Falling of the tho Womb Incidental HemorIhage Flooding, Painful Suppressed and Irregular MenShuAtion kc. An old and reliable remedy Send postal card for pamphlet vita zeatment cures and & certificates from physician. and pattentA to HOWARTH BALLAKD VscA. N. r. told by aH Druggists- .sD per bQttla s7szs E
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

Manufacturers of plaster know enough to advertise. That is the only way to make anything draw well. Boston I'fG72Sc Script.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

It shakes @ mans confidence in his thermometer to find 1t marking but ninety-five when he could swear the temperature must be about l60.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

Norwich University Military College, Northfleld, Vt, offers special advantages to young men desiring a scientific education. Circulars sent on application.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

Dr c. E. Shoemaker, the ll-known aural surgeon of Reading, Pa, offers to send by mail, frcc of charge,a valuable little book on deatness and diseases of the ear-specially on running ear and catarrh, and their proper treatment giving references and testimonials that will satisfy the most skoptical Address as above.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

The French government has ordered an agricultural course in every primary school in the country.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

The valtnfc DeIs Co.,. Efe rshasI, Mfch., Will send their Electro Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days trial. See their adver- tisement in this paper headed, On 30 Days' Trial"
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

A new coral bank of great richness has recently been discovered in the Medi- terranean, ten miles south of Sciarra, on the Neapolitan coast.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

VEGETIEE is not stimulating bitters which cl eates fictitious appetite, but gentle tonic which assists nature to restore the stomach to a healthy action.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

The Orthodox Friends library, in Germantown, Pa, has 10000 volumes, collected during some fifty years, with out novel or play among them.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04
From Washlngtcn.

The internal revenue bureau has prepared 8 statement of the collections of internal reve- nue for the fiscal year which ended on the thrtieth of June last. The statement shows a marked increase in the revenue obtained from whisky, cigars, fermented liquors, tobacco banks, etc., over the fiscal year 1879. For the fiscal year 1880, the total collections, not including commissions on the sale oi adhesive stamps, were SIPS, ,963, 134.92. The collections for the year ending June 30, 1879, were $ll3 449, ,621, ,38, an increase ot SIG, ,5l3,- 5I3.54.
 It is understood that our government will speedily make 8 demand upon Spain for an apology and reparation for the outrage com mitted upon the American schooners New comb and Merritt, of the coast of Cuba. Sew eral weeks ago Spanish cruiser fired upon and boarded both vessels.
 During his tour in the West General Sher- man, who has just returned to Washington, visited several Indian tribes, especially in the quiet and peaceable, and that there need be no fear of an outbreak in that region. Sitting Bull has been deserted by all of his once for- midable band except about eighty warriors, and these are not disposed to make trouble. They became scattered after coming over the border, and seem thankful because they have been allowed to return to their homes. The Indian reservations in the Northwest, the general says, are rapidly becoming surrounded by strong white settlements, and soon hostile uprisings will be out of the question. The Indians seem to realize this, and are turning their attention to agriculture and the educa- tion of their children.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04
p.ag htsrs, yy.xe. .n.. sxetners.

One pair of boots or shoes can be saved every year by using Lyons Patent Heel SGffenera.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

The careworn and overworked ind comfort and strength in Malt Bitters.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

Disease prevented and medical bills lessen- ed by timely use of Malt Bitters.
The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04
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The Newtown bee., 1880-08-04

The architect of the United States treasury department has been at the Philadelphia mint, silver vault which is to be twenty by twenty two feet in sizeand will have storage capae- ity of 5,00O,000 standard dollars, weighine in the aggregate 150 tons.
 The jury of investigation into the Seawar. haka disaster find that the fatality was caused by the bursting of boiler fue and believe that the loss of life would not have been so great had the crew been properly disciplined.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06
QUITE A DIFFERENT THING.
Prom the Bath, Times.

Prom the Bath! mines
The proposition for amending the con
stltutlou in relation to plurality, is in the
following words.
Resolred. Two-thirds OF both branches
OF the Legislature cOncuring, that the con
stitution OF this State shall be amended in
the third section OF the first part OF article
1--WE. by striking out the word majority,
whenever Il occurs therein and inserting
IN the place thereof the word plurality
and a plurality of the votes cast aud re-
turned for Governor, AZ the annual Sep
TENDER election for the year eighteen hun
dred and eighty, shall determine The
election OF Governor for the year eighteen
hundred and eighty-one and two.
II will be plainly seen that the amend
ment providing that plurality shall elect
is one thing and that the direction that q
adopted il shall operate on the election
held two weeks ago, is quite different
thing. This last is to be considered part
of the constitution, or the contrary. II
the former, then as IL was not submitted
70 the people and WAS not voted upon, II
therefore has not been adopted by the Peo-
pie aud has failed TO become law. II i
but a directory resolve then II i clearly
eI post fIcto, and aS clearly unconstitu-
tional. In either case, the result Is that
there has been no election OF Governor by
the people, and il still belongs To the
Legislature to elect chief magistrate for
the next two years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06
A REIGN OF TERROR,
The Alarming Increase Of Hem,
Disease. md the Symptoms
which Prcccdc il.
Leading 10 scientific Inycsti,,
lion and au Aticmp, Ia Check
lis Increase.
The Wonderful Properties Of 'Ssd,.
tine-de-ind a" and how 10 Prom.
ely Use II.
Pact. 90 Importance for All. Rsgardlnv.
New Discovery.

The mortality statistics OF this coun,-.
show that great proportion Of death,
arise from Heart Disease. But aside r.
the fatality which attends il. the incopysT
fence and suffering which even the 0r..
stages bring make IL necessary u ,tg,
prompt measures for relief t'ndoubteIig
The greatest remedy OF modern time, ~,
curing diseases OF the Heart Is ''Sedafir.
de India which is accomplishing sucb
wonderful results and attracting 10 mDeb
attention. This great remedy pos,c...s
ingredients specially designed for An The
numerous troubles Of the Heart The com.
bination l. the result OF long and carrir,
experiment, aud IL can be safely ASSERTED
that when taken In time IL will cure I'm aye,y
case. DO Won ever have Nightmare an.
pressed feeling in side and breast. Irresi.
lar Action, Throbbng. Jumping. Flu,fnr.
ing. Monetary Stopping, slow C.rcgla.
ton OF the Blood? These are all SYMPTOM.
of Heart Disease. Those who are SUITE.
inc and have never tried IL should 10 sd N
once; those who have ever tried 10 do uyt
need 20 be urged 10 do 80 again. II YOUR
Druggist has not got IL send one dollar and
INV cents To our address and 10 will Dee
mailed 10 YOU. Sole Agents iu America.
I,obdell Chemical Co, 81. Louis, No.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06
COMPLIMENTARY OR OTHERWISE.

The OXFORD Democrat il jubilant. a. IL
has good cause 70 be. over the vote OF
that county. 4 fusion majority OF $40
changed 10 Republican majority or %, i
good for the bears. The people up there
begin 10 understand the new religion, and
will have none ofit.-BGth TIBses.
Oxford county did itself proud Monday,
and the bears drove the Democrats 10 the
top OF the clock. The good result in that
county was brought about by hard work,
and much OF the credit for our triumph
there is due 20 the zeal, ability and good
sense which the Oxford DemOcrdt, one OF
the best weekly papers in the State, dis
played in the campaign.-POrildRd Daily
Press.
In our comparison OF republican gains
and losses, We have remarked that Old
Oxford bears of the palm-making larger
republican gains than any other county in
Maine. The credit for this magnificent
victory is due first Of all 20 the great body
Of working republicans in oxford, whose
names are more than four-scOre. Next 20
these the excellent republican organ in
that county-the oxford DeDsocrai,-aud
the very efficient county member of the
State committee, Hon. Geo. ID. BiSbee OF
Buckneld, who had personal charge OF the
canvass, our thanks are due for this mag
nifcent result. oxford has done well in
electing Mr.. Bisbce, and Judge Walker 10
the State Senate by majority considerably
ahead OF the State ticket. They will prove
able and valuable Senators, and do honor
10 Old oxford a well a. 10 the State
L>tciStDH JCErRd.
The oxford, Maine. DsaOcrdf, which
labored Justify aud effectively for the Re
publican ticket, has some sensible remarks
about the election. IL says; when
things looked blucst, Senator Blaine tele-
graphed that $50, 600 sent into the State,
had captured 1000 votes, and pointed to
the result in cites TO prove his claim. We
do not see as that helps the case at all.
There is not much choice between 4 COM
munity which will sell its vote, and one
whose sense Of honor is so dull that il will
not Indignantly denounce fraud attempted
against the ballot. You cannot long main
tain republic when either one OF such
classes holds the balance OF power.
Again. Charges OF fraud and counter
charges do prove one thing-that the po-
litieal atmosphere is not so pure Is il
should be. We need thorough awaken
ing and conversion 10 the path of political
honesty The Democrat is strongly
partisan, but is entirely sound Is TO the
need Of the times. When Mr.. Blaine con
fessed that prior TO Republican ascendancy
such thing as bribery or counting out
was unheard OF, many will attest the fact
The honest yeomanry should take il with
the comments of the Democrat and turn
both To good account There Is vet
q good deal OF the Wis medicatriX naturae
left among the green hill and smiling
vslleys OF ''old Oxford. Boston Post,
(Dem.)
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-10-06
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Attorney General Of Virginia de-
clares and reiterates that We killed a
great many Yankees during the war, and
wished we had killed twice Is many more.
Two hundred young men in Brooklyn,
y. Y, who have hitherto taken no active
part in political contests, have organized
a Republican club and issued an address
giving reasons for their action.
Philadelphia Press: The Democratic
orators say 1.-The danger now threatening
Us is Capitalization or Imperialism but
the Democratic orators are mistaken.
The danger now threatening us is 1.-The
principles for which Lee and Jackson
fought"
Gen. Grant has coined another phrase
fer the campaign banners. He Is Re
publican because he believes the trumh OF
that ticket tends to that state Of things
vi hen every man can cast his vote jast as
he pleases and can haven't counted just u
he cast it, This Is the political issue in a
nutshell.
When we come TO read Senator Wal
lacc's assurance To the soldiers in Office we
are not quite so sure what he means when
he says that il Gen. Hancock is elected
there will be no prescription practiced
against those who were wounded in the
cause they fought for We have an i'm
preston that the Confederate soldie. who
was wounded was wounded III the cause
he fought for
The Now York Herald, which doomed
for Hancock for three weeks, now tells
those Democrats who are spending their
time in Studying the "blue book" in order
to ascertain the offices they would have
under General Hancock, that they would
do well TO look over into Connecticut and
see what sacrifices individual Republicans
made at their State Convention to insure
Republican victory In that State.
Some gambler who is perfectly reck-
less Of his money offers in the Boston Post
to bet $1,000 that If Hancock is elected he
will take his seat. The COurdnt does not
bet, but IL is willing to risk $1,000, to be
paid TO the society for killing idiots, upon
the proposition that If Garfield is elected
he will take his seat, or the counter propo-
sition that II Hancock Is not elected he will
not take his seat, nor Garaeld's seat
Hartford Comdnt.
A. T. Wimberly, chairman of the
Mississippi State Grcenback committee,
has been officially warned by the Demo-
Gratis to stop his work on penalty ofdeath.
He persists, however, In his campaign,
aud the coroners verdict can be prepared
in advance: "Died Of difficulty known
as the Mississippi plan"
New York Times These facts remain
The largest losses ever sustained by the
United States Government from theft and
defalcation, were under Democratic admin
istrations. Not one OF the Democratic in
vestigating committees has convicted any
Republican official Of having stolen dol
Jar from the government.