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, 1880-04-23
GEORGIA..
ifE JlRi'uULTCAN CONVENT

ATLANTA. Gu, April esss-Tho Indignation
anaong tho Grant Yle1nont In tho Republican
CONVENTION uuon ifn scnttt,u uf s,uyth bv tl,o
sh.,r,n,ns Jsap, n,n,or,in,, co.,e" ,,,,oh ~ N.Y. NY
't.>'s' as1 Ao o"o'' s""sI' "ue" u~
e4teAleht@ aha that subject "aa tleklet Upon tho
opening Of thu Rcsaton to1s morning. As S1pDAB
tho numbers woru seated. d resolution WIS of-
frrri I"clnrin, snvth i.v,,,II,. on,, i,,',,,1,.
ai..'tst t,a",',n.,, n.,.s'' 1a soeu.s
g!ee1eo ttt'u'Rcnt cn"'F'nht Ut tho Eohsaatlob'
1ae reaut1sR " tae fosos1tloh lIfol,Hnt Aker-
nahh 10 h'A 1ce1s Wao. At'er cphstaesaba upI'o3i-
Lon, Opcnei IN MUCK upon tho Antl.Hr1Nt
memtwrs OF thu Convention, 1Iv cuuruui thut
%p Ck,urcntlnn hu ,,pcu for,n,, f,,- l,n,nn ,,,,,
t.hn,.,,"., ~ .,a.t " ,si. M
stnA"H euFp''tlo'7' tuo unI't." ~ "A'th "nA ~
dafeat tho popular VIII or TITO Republican ltntty
Of CpOrgl, which fnvuretl urlnt fur tho rrQBl.
tic,,ey Ife stat,.i that tho a,il eonh5uut]nn nr
nrrn:,.,,,,,r,t S", i,no, nn,+ino'r.ss 49,, .,., ="
ast"i'.o1!e"t ~, nlat ppen n's'neeaaa a"n e"a
utsetnd ny slhK OF toVcftlIlent oilclnls. hnaded
By liatassfa.l, an d}Iscor 0r tho rvrcnuu.cutter
Bpryjeo WIN, not bn,t. stiAti,sl with oltltinttnu
~ ",sh,"r - H. rnors,n,s ,,,,a s,,.i.t. ..'.s
binnuon, was Hlso a tne1nb0r lf tho
Convention by virtue Of cro<lontlNis furnished
hin, by Bryant, Chairman OF tho Central stute
J.omn,,t tnts ,vr, ~. mi ioo,, rnlIo,Sw ,,,rne"
"u. "" ~ W." u'ee .otAoV ntoFn'oa
paa olao Aele'l III tho samn generous inhllHur to
ottlor Washington officials WIN Wurc IL, tho Con.
yopllon reptcse1ltlt,g countI,a, Ut Ofs,ruln
, 1880-04-23
sense nf duty cntirrlr, n,l mt rs q hlHtter OF
choice. AHcrtaa Of resolutions WIS read

tcrso nf duty cntirrly. nnl mt rs n t1ntter Of
choice. AHcrtaa Of resolutions WIS read
AFr1nAINt3, IN nnNE.Ah rEttMs
wi1.fon, uf ita ntEnhllstratt. a single rcAnlt,-
tfnfl was uffnfcM NJ, a substitute, ninrenE tho
action nf tho recont Convention nt Worcester,
specially worthy or the itan,Inntton f1r tho
lrcslncy hnlt,o !lctu.te followed, III wl!toh y
srut tlccarniyon i, iavpr nf any Innf,, lnnsn,rh
~ every delegate prescnt, whether nc bo ~,
Elmnl,tls nun. nr nit, wn'l.a yosc The ticket
name Il might, Including TINT of Grant. This
rctnark wna rocoivcsl With npnla,isc, ainl n mn
tior, - lny hoh tho nrgnnl rcshll,tl0Ms hntl sho
in,ls discussion on tho rol!tlcal standing Ut tho
oar.!lt.ntc:. hit Gsent,aly tionry Cabot Louac,
chnscn, both etrnnr tEdmunis men, With sher-
man fur aeoond Chofto.'
, 1880-04-23
TIIITSSAIY,

=, ATHESs. April 23.-St. Tricc.,pcs President Of
Cotinctt md Minister OF Foreign Affairs, lntcly
addressed circular to tho sigpntprtcs OF tho
Ircnty Of l!orllh. It ttrawa attention to tho In
crease Of hsfgandngo lit Thcsanly. According 10
tho reports of Greek consuls anil Consular
Agents thcro Is grcat daugor tint tho wholo
country viii be nycrr,n. Thore nrc c0 lrlga.,ls
Mhout sfnlnt Olympus aud Tho Districts Or
Trch :,tla nstd Knrlllja. i'lnrs1lln md Enssjn
1Ee Gtso fntHats! Snw 1anr,lors nni nb..nrt!ors
nra reported tsntiy. Fc0pic arc nfrntn to leave
tho ttwtls rsnin Is stoppod. nhtf tlto ciyll and
military authorities nrc tiowpf3pss.
, 1880-04-23
How SclNve RIust Ra Trcasctl, Aeeord-
lug 10 E,rt tNcQ NlsuArck.

Prince yuN l3ytttasck h.4il reGu.,tly III, u frfo.d,
+" WhoA WIN Mn1slcr To 1t. Petersburg VIVA
S,s .lsy "s,lsHss y walt f.,r ny slY,Ah. lwMs In
tiMeite' stfcot tis IN Ii. Tsssrsbrs. @ waikc.l % @ III
aiil domn thu hAnka nf tho Nuya to avuid IT.
tragslng atteut!an. Whsia was taking this ox.
ientty, AMI Aa rul'ukc.i h!N FOR it ha lrsam tn
rail vt .no md shoNed no Intended to IL sllli
9a ts ~, solsas. frnn a. ny ip'9a,io ssnf ~
guard, and ~ my yale!kh ni!sht npnoar ii MY
lnp1lent mud atstaut attention tt, inp, | ssi4oil
tue atackgtasts hy tho thrsMt, shtxsk him two ur
three times, aud sent him rolling hoadinuE intt,
ihe anllgS. This Violence p1*sstth tho geraut
which 10 said: 'Geaclotts muster, hea T your 1r
pardon. acknowledge my fault, This ii ti,a
iyay In which 6olavs hith tlationa unt intyIty,i.
Violently punished. and they viii thank YOU fnT
tho ohastlscll.ent; while, under similar eeputi,-
feeling that Ian waA vtuiatod In his parSon.,
, 1880-04-23
GERMANY.


1EHttN, April E,-lTnhenlDEo hns hrrtrc1 aud
taken tho management nj tho Foreign OGlco.
N1aMARCK
Wifi probab'y 10 to Frlctlriehsr,,ho soon for a
fcE weeks rust.
EDrT1t SEA TtlADE.
1lEnttr. April :1.-ln tho rcichstng to-dny tho
discussion wne cots,tncncctt IN tho frat fta ding
ct tho hlll gr,.ntng stntc support IN tho 4crman
Hnntt scn Tru'itnr N,n,pnny in ita rclntiona With
H,t,a t!,o sa!tta,, Islands. Tho sceretnry Of tho
1ment % faster German n,nr}t1mn rtunrnnrrr.
Tho South ssa trntlc. ho .9id. wns s,llnscIently
tho tloyernnlent. .rl,ero wna 10 question il, tho
s.D present. instancn II new underfaking, but tho
ing i,,t nGrn!sM n ssnS. Tho utx1earoys essMNlt,A-
trnio aud G'ertnnn pniicy III tho snutl Sen. The
Whaie Of Germany ia thtcrcetcd IN its ntnlnto-
i!nncc. more usrettnlly as It might .naes into
foreign lioRsesslnu,
Tho dGhnto was adjourned.
T11s ltuSpEsnATH
0dnpted, on tho first rcns1lng, proposals for n
revision OF HtnndlnK or11ers.
, 1880-04-23
SHERMAN
ON A TOtrfs 10 kt:W" it0stK.
Rpfefdl QIaadtfh 10 The LAitG1a Tribune.

.uN TtfIt TO NEW fuslk.
gptetai Dlsudteh to The GAitaqn Tribune.
New ToItK, April sss.-Secrctary Sherman mr.
rIvp1 III tnwrl this ,nDr,>sng+ nnlnltally m M
1flluini visit If inspection. After brief visit to
tho Sub Treasury au peuoccdcd tn tho Customs
IIouso, whoro hn spent tho afternoon, Ex-Dov.
FeI,tou h,tl hriaf Interview With him, a,,d ox-
CIV. aiorgan waA subsequently closetctl with him
OVER III hour. htr. stlermnn fGnk Ili,lch with
Collector Merritt; te!l. Fearng WIS 0f thp
party. Cigars wore afterwards obtained from
tho soizru-sot,tst, tho yacsuttryt going ttaE1 and
H4luuttnE them hiltIsolf. In tll1 wyoming Mr..
sherl,nn d!tlcd With nlcmlaors Of tho stnrnsa,l
tha ol1ldot at lt&e visit, to satd to
WIS hnrt tnoroy m 'nn Of hlh "rraular tours at
Inspection, arid that to usfnass uf public irt-
purtnllue wis contemplated. The Hthor gentle
inass mentioned wore e4ita3iy rutEcrnt. 1t wis
consequently Impossible to lGarn tho cxnot nn-
tyre at tho sncolNl lob " being "Eut un" t hut
Of clllotal Inspection.
, 1880-04-23

l'oSpor. April 2e.-A Cnbul dispatch reports
TINT tho stnftfnn force has destroyed tho towns
ut tho hostile Chiefs meeting with no ppJ,ns!tlon
tien- lsnberta ordered that no viilagcs should le
burned.
Ninety Kohistani Chiefs ntshcrcd'to Tho 1lrlttst
policy Mt tho 1Hrlar OF tho eist lifst. They ri-
Inltttd hnytng received q c1rrGlnr frs,n, Ahti,r
lug. >''7
, 1880-04-23
An Excellent IScl1et3F,

ue1yiderr. Nn,tnn Co.. H., Feb 4 Jul |
IIEAn Sin: hnye been using J0ur MILAN blNo4
Efnurtor S1nntt,nc. md nh srfGetly saslaaud ~
1utite Htrcngtllens the Netvet, Regulates the snn.
nell and anTes, md Ne1toTes Hhcnnnti.ms ixoaH
nuk be xIhoutt.+ AIRY. WEsTfAiLss
, 1880-04-23
havc been elected 10 tho state Convention. they
nsetnbout o9ually alvlaetl aoHR hEATTT.'
HltARMAN .1.ONlNQ 1ROENh.

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'naso ocen elected 70 'tho etate CoHs my
nfeaunlt o1tially HISlHetl. aoHH BEATTY:
sliaRAAK 1'oslHa 1R0rsn:
srse'at Hspdteh 10 1ae' chteaah tribune.
C0hUMntts. O.. hrrl S.'-sAt Tne pstssens uu'o
tho division in tho Rcp,sn'!cn' pnrty OF ohlo on
tho question, uf tho Presidency IL tacn tn3t 1'o
prominent member of tho organ1Aa''ot' u"to
trctllottho rtss1ls. Iho events ~ ''aa phst "oc*
havo ccftn'nly convinced tho 1tlch"s NJ scesr-
stote is too firmly anchored tt I've beaten bnok
9t na 0. ;aob 81 % the
n str sherman's friends, TINT tho sentiment Il,
fhr0r 0f ''tho TIumcd KnIKht" ctnn1,atca frnn
tho peonlo, without tho n!'i Of ;n,nch!nory, an'l
asked Gov. Foster how II waa that tho frlonds
statesman to gain such strength Thousand
n,lloa frntn .hn'nt. ami IL t,oro tna not bcpu
n'ismnnaaomcrt and plumbers on Tho Part Of
tho shcrnsan 1lurcau7 mo, TINT is not It. rt-
pitca the Governor; "tho tr,,th Ut tho mottor
cs IN 1no .ei rhas Inc s,,os oes ,, ;n,a ~ o
i,fe1cf lining. Ihc1s symphtMos M" 1nel'hh'
ntnkCs frionts whorevor he goes. OF cottrsc
htr. Sherman, hDs mAty admirers. IIe ts m Ohio
man, with clean rccos,t, and 1,as lono his pnr-
u nrcnt eprytcu. II IN ,vrry ,nntrrai TINT his
1'Ef,E0&rEs TO rItE NATIONAL, CONVENTION
should bo unit In hls savot, and thon II Is
m nt t ~ @ eu1 ,. 10 DO trn r,S other
s.n,os , II, % m ~, o"e .nS q en.t .ar xnto
solid ftr Mr. nlatnc; sb,lt Should tho Ohio tlele-
gatlon be divided. ana focllno OF nnn,Bontsrn
proval, I worry much @ fear that tho shernnn
delcgatcs would become ',1'tnanuseahso and
wo'.la 60 oyor to Gen. orant. ! .h'nk,"eon.
..nnto tnu 1uvotno.. ~. wv
y;eation. IND al, in ,opss, that: after al tho
afses nos,,ltann h a,yo W ;t, ~ voos at to
Gn'cax3 Convention T. secrotasS s snofnnn: Wsn
st,oih' t,r,, ~ miin., NJ ov ftt1n ia vntN wm,lS
rivn lin t1n mamInit,on ''I1'e A'' '''''
hit nnvnrnnr" mskri, vour correspont1nnt,
yn n to acous M a
hoes u 1h'. siefi cainnsnnscS s % YcM ,!so doubt.
isss awars =, taat so'S Wa s%y lSttssa t. hsSs s,,
St Washju1,on. @ staneti bv one nstomai,. 10 tic
sttert tit thn tlrsSu ,bAa IN is ps,ssoss,on n.
istt, H1nnt "i mi i,.ajnn ns e]pnntos. ] "s>'''
Tf,o .TuvcrnTr rstcoc11iztsi tia fact that thu
fsss M n, ysSy y, i'ss S ~ IL, yss Sss t%5
good fs'H3 "ss's Ssl ss'ss! s%ss1iss 'ss ss'ss's'
very ahrewd pol!tlclan. md . good worker for
sher1na11, Expresses himself Us completely DIS
@ s1s ': ersse y ass e sas 4 sa H.
pnnllc;!n ntnks: Whe'; , askes1 Il hs ta9'ight is
!,e said: '' Don't ask mo. ! hayo completely
inst my hcarinRs, IND It is utterly out Of tho
question t. "a n'aey Ky, any prediction wtatGycr. !
iin,s to hesi the wea!lis nltqr tio dsicxat.s ~
ntl Ghosen. Tho sitIntfon ls haul enough, tho
S kSms @ Sis wS 10 mnfy sHs ~ e Sa e. WI
stanl: sit!1 l,y nl1bw!th tue DemuoIntlc party u
Is concorned."
! y Very prominent RGfltlptf1lF1 OIL CITY nus
, 1880-04-23

-...a -,.. :. T1Ahcf. tnNfnpnEn Co. H. !
HtAnft STttui. Ilas iNt nle more E'od tnf Kldnts
Complaint snd llpnre l,isnnsn ihon any oihs..aea
Ghtll9 and 3cruIufa< bAit1AtttsT Cll4SH J
, 1880-04-23


0pttfdt Dspaleh Ia 1at Chtreo Tribune.
srAuNToN, W., April s...-Tho Republican
8tate Convention, nftcr an ntt-day session,
elected Gen. :WIltlnm c. WicktAtn as permanent
ChAtr1nnsl. This was n victory Of tho BtrlIght-
out Republicans.
Mr.. l.. l.. LOWS. n Hfahono Republican, offered
a gerles Of resolutions Undressing .Grnnt and In
structlnR tho Delegates to Chicago to vote for
Grant, md further declaring It now it,cxpcsttnt
TO put tho Electoral ticket fl tho lctd, and roc
tomtncn,!ug ttnt tho Convention nl1purn to
meet on tho .stt1 Of July, anl the, AT Electoral
ticket he iiasunattsl This Ia sl0tlo In order
TINT the adjourned Republican Comvcu-
tfon Ehal mect aftcr the fRcnsl3sst-
ers' Convention Is held In ltlcf'mnnd.
nnt1 Is tho question Upon which tho whotu nght
has hinged, It being bitterly opposed by'tho
strulght-fut Republicans. aud II II tho very
esscnco Of Mahono's struggle TO capture tho
Convention. Tho whole night was spont III tlfs-
cnss!ng tho pruprety oa referring tho rrsni,,-
TINS fnck to tho Cn,nu,ittcc OIL Resolutions.
Finally. mt u o'clock, tho mutton was lost by Il
large viva vucc VOTE. which IL tnkon lis M mil
tlon Of tho tlcfoat Of tho str1.1ght-ont nepnb-
licans. who arc nov t}'lf,n*tnrnH fl tho hDpo OF
tring mt Roslc Of tho Nnhnntcs. Should tho Ma
hone schnino Of postpanEug tho appointment Of
Electors rnss It must he regarded nS significant
Ut tho carrying out If hls plnn NJ u,s uupti1Hcl
Electoral ticket. Tint this will prodnco great
confusion ln. tho Republican ranks III this Stnto
is conrrdc.1, but wllc,hor It will liopclesiy
divide that pary cnn'ot NOW a'c forcsees'. Ger
tnn Il II that Gen. WiekhNm antl other pr0Tnl-
Ment followers Of tho National Republican pnrty
will
pECr9nE 70 ACT
with tho Matono wing nf TINT party In VirRlnia,
md 1t n.ny lie that there will bp two Republican
tickets III tho field In virgnln III which
event, Of cnnrsr. tho Den,ncrats will win.
flS,txSS
, 1880-04-23
Hymn EMEAt,
WI HIEIE-7fEt
8p<etd1 RttpdtsA Il TRa EAttaQQ Tf{hAn,

sp<sta1 ptspa.sA u gaa caasaoa Ttthaas.
1l4IWAeHsR. Wis, April 2.ss.-The marefuEs OF
J. II. AtcClure at,d Miss Edna Marits occurred
to-day. Asss Martin u thu slauxhtcr .! @. X.
Nartin. ksla and is s.Ated locally for dramatic
l!aul 4t9l(wHy Company
, 1880-04-23

tho Introduction of rartntn economical reforms
m t1''n nc i1ftstrnf1cd htf1 hrtgr tho rot,ciialt
9l tho tttnty OF commerce With tho United
, 1880-04-23

- ENtFt], A1efRnder Co. Ill
DEAR SIR: EuTArbnR for sni0 time With leadstht
and fIlxense Of tho Slnmheh and LAYER wns indut45
10 ssd Yahr raitabid INDIAN i.tHifI kfittff. Ykts
No. ~ EtRtts1.aL E1lAE, SHELLEY
, 1880-04-23

uaAnn!n: Thls Is 10 certify tl,nt your iKbilS
Bt)UD SYltDP has cused mo Hf tho Ttlth DRY GaI1t
etus all other medicines had tatlad ,,,a ,,,,,,,
, 1880-04-23

DEAR FIR. md your INDIAN fltufi SfH1l
speedily CtrBd Gh*. and can ret,snltpenfet ftaa "
!.ent nst'otao III tho country far RhanGa!!H1 NJ
, 1880-04-23

Special D4patth TO Ths Chicago Tribune.
CIEo1sNArI, April Es.--The LIST Of Ohio coun-
Ties which tho I!lalnc men claim will sonl tlc!o-
gnte4 10 tho 6tato Convention, plcAgpd tn allp-
,ppIt their faYQsit. Ia as far III completed te-say
fttInp,a.
, 1880-04-23

Shcttlan. W tA!4gs stnM mTs 8gfs
psAR BfK hy dauRhlnr Nm. sunftff [rs tf"ai ias3sf
{hfs dqulsf iar attiSF than roar With &hs
ct !Ho phi slc.sa.L9ns Aitep:thte m ?gs msaT oh
Hsalsues: Amppf sessh -, Yl 3aXpe,, e,,R tISVffEG IsVEG
ytsur seaa!ta on the disease w!Ih .atea r. rost
,1an trssbls 1T Mi"natasyy e. p5ss1!2a q RI iso
Wv "'' 's'0 's''"'e9 ~ sjUiiH i. WiilrAoAN
, 1880-04-23
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.
piscasc or tho stomach and 1iysr,

Diacasc OF t1ao Stomach und Llyer,y.
e e., ;: 3ssSa q sS S1S VS. ]
S x perfect health sna tIsspsh
An Excellent Ikcme3F. <:'t.
1'sl.,sc.s nc.nn c.: 1!3 o., feh;s b Ill
sSrtS. q" !s['fffss ss;,ss
:s lid III :|;s
kidney Dlrcnsc. } u,
5Ssis; S 'ss; ssss fs
s%s s. s ss;sfsa also f''e sssfss ss2s
rhlrd-Day chillr. ::.:t =:a.-t
s|s FL: !s %is:;':s :i s. }s
sstoF all other nsde'"e. i'"A t"'ed' MISS naoWs;
cl,.lis cured. ~ ~
nx4r s. md your rs5i%s N5s',ssn bsH ss's' g s7f Il
:sssds f;ss f Il s re sasar saS
Neuralgia. Elt MftsItsLke'
All that 1t Gs Recommended to n.e,,sH.
l-etnu.tt. Cnok CO, III.
nIss Rs*S s's .t 1s9 ss :; ;s. s' L XII; S :s
Rsasa sSst q = s ssa sy'' '"'''s s & sI
Cha49A Cured. = ''-s3
nxAn STR. 81, a.p<ss Ss0sn sn, GHSsE:na GSs s G ts,
m"hshs. snd ,ss,i anSs, 'ssarJshi'!s. w bas sse.|
HeS sft ra :s III, ~ VI II ss s sss ssss.
s.s ss. q a7! hss ys 'ia Ss 'sss m r.
AZ II
Pain In tf,e rsn-k. r.
,WhsG1snan Station. pe Knio g. y. y :
PAR VAR eIE; s g. !. to erttt t@t yG' y ~ 5s1s ,4
II Is rnluAhla WBd,rihe. Mika WuQn
Dysper..a md xnslax xest&on, '>rt'
sy,1:s s: ., ss E ~: tSa
ss;sias a. SssPtS1 {; fxsa a.sa ne Of Hisk
-
:. .,ii!iI
euro sur IIenrt pI.eaac. ,.,.A
pxAe SIM Your stass sutsR9% IYp'%N KsGSSfs tSs s9js
f' III ''ssss at'j,Is$ srAaSo.
All that It " 1tecom,nc'adcd 70 B..ss;'' :;
S$ f:: ": y; s's
sAs 1s'' st"''' ~sas"e ever st 9iHa 4 n u; K
Diseases OF tic Lungs. -;
, ys. X, ss;'sS ;a';s isi::
saS'7td'' ''sS%"ss ID X st% ;Ht'5%Sit4 sas';S'
For Neuralgia. -
DEAR sn va. ,,oss|ea efsS s;s 'R!s,Ess S. A
I'D IL saSS' 10 q $; s;;$; a
nysncr.ta Cured. :,@:1
T11yr,,,,th 11Nntnfk Co. bltt
DEAR s,n lhaye oeeS % trSsted VII, ls!lios,nss.t
rs q; Ss$
Never Fa.ls to Carc. ~,
Siis s|;s s! ss sss IL i IL
s''s' tt ''*e''' ''3'p'"s saiSi sGaiISiizAnE1u aETzk:
An Agents Testimony. = ~
n.Aa s, can ny Mssa'ss Sc: sasi lSGxH
E:ss i: &; ;$s;:
1sseo,nn,ands 1t II. All. *
pEah s1 s7so s s,oa ss;s ;s,Si.'
%oaa tsso@@saa !. E u ii 'Sasf'as sfSaW " IsS}$A sS$
Llxer Complaint
px~u n iii tnst ~ 1os July
4, SsaS ,as5 ehs stsiss r IL II w.
tori lutAitA ana can te!elate ifsndash3-
>'''' '''N n".,;s.,,..s' .''', ss''S 't'sH: !:
nnsttnsb shan, Ksnkalss c., ~. nsy T. ,1s .,sa
nxHM s;: A. III. s, ssS; ss1 as'"s
mont 1niHane iNiliAN BI4tKsii HYiiuTs nun VI. NJ
ss ssS'aa Y. .Ha 1s''''4 ss& GvTifEssaSas
p.AHs,s: have p,s ,ese wssss1ssN a;sa ssNDtHN TIL
, 1880-04-23

NcUEn, lMmbovtand @; H.
Dean STR. Ny ,dnuEhter t,nh Ehs ltr tpt1t1
Mmhshs. and ssic.l Anoat syerJ.ht,E. nns St1se;}
Hlthttt sftttfr. n shnEt trfat nf which cHectutlf
ct c her Thb Syrup has n!sn greatly ofH.ifttd ~
.lnsf SiGs hf II y 1. ho.ISi s.s I sSsa
hufh.nltf fs aEfI:niir fixk4S attAhN EAWltkkcK!
, 1880-04-23

: tonttap1 llylpxstoa fount9s' ~ hsa
DEAF s!M; Ta!a 4. 10 certify thas ,s.s ! sseiSnaM
pLbDl, BYitu aas error q Tgars y aGs GsaaS aSI rs
sSsa ,H Ssssa!s so9@sis @ xlte M.s*nfI ~ u
mend Is ~ vaiuAtss remedy. ,,t.onA nAnplTh.
, 1880-04-23
NAeumAtl4tu4

nnettnsham, Kankaise tns ~; Max MSiExcnnstisa ~
and f1lifid m rsllut unltl commenced nsl'k ~ -
mort vnllIuhIe lElllAN iItKsli bfNuFi noW noW, ri,
t4uch Tuliafpd sud A9potlQA fpo0tnIc f413 III
tGtnN " I'll. ANNA F1E&ShNpH*~f
, 1880-04-23

DEAR 8Ik hare naed TOUR 2tsAt AInssH "a
EYRUP aud hare tH4na Il ul4oQ Q4aled a. atoe@ MI
uef, AID Aks PLEASURE !n Eseoulmoadl;s y 4rRHT4t
, 1880-04-23
LiYer Complaint

Buckingham. kAnknk % Co.. H.. Aay q ~, n.
Dk4H NH: cheetfu!!y tyst!ty taAt yoMs 1a@St "a.
lsfagt0n. and d huhy sned bJ e1l WIN
lhave Hs9d fuuE ,edtctnn With tho s,ofi t n ~ q
~ apqa,paa With LlvcE Complaint ara s9s trRHtE
, 1880-04-23

,.. tlahlgren, Hamilton Gor aH.
DEAR SIR. wastvnunea xlth kearassta tTS q, IN
AYltLP and a happy 10 aayls as 9nt!tey fHS9H
, 1880-04-23
Diseases of The Lungs.

nx.u stu whl, Il n rn4tifr 9'i thnI yuuT jNjij1K
nlIOtl ky1tUP h&s cured mo NJ Lung MsSss7
which had been troubling Ma tor :unt Hass 4
' jSSEA WlI.tthGl04st
, 1880-04-23
AL that 1t III Recommended TO nes,i.

uEAm 1; siK; na7e 1oHGa 1y s,stG ynat !nUA
tnundeI IA 10, md aalytse nYune VIII may ts y eest
hvzlth 70 '15ra II \ trial AIR. tHE8AkMk
, 1880-04-23

rI Teutnpus. Ef}nghhtn !n; IL
!. DEAR HtR:. Your Rre4t lSplAN 4IAlo!! Ssnet4
secuntnend II tu afi stGliiar!y attitctad ,sc. :,
, 1880-04-23

r.An a,n. bnv. u,ca "s0sG.' 1Dpr IIjNDi%N GfOo1
RfNuP fnt Cramps In rny Ssolnneh mud ntso 10Y III
chtidt1u who were troubled with slsans, noa 10 oos
easss IT sase'ea eoa'p'dfs eEfisIiz AnETu MErxk
, 1880-04-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
D.. Clark ]9hnspn's lnQun Blood SYR.::1

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0LAAM KING, ST I.pfa-xE -. d
AsH&ffs sRA%V&A&SAH&aNA& y NsNb ~ AsF" =,
, 1880-04-23
lYai1ennta CNrctls

= -FIYNlIh{tU1 y.
DEAR HIN: have bap6 troubled with HlllnGsnSs
and nyspcJsla and Indigestion. md have n*ed M ~
INDIAN t1ttOD siNul and fnuntl q y ns 81 aH9a y
VAlnAbl6 ple4iGlne. TllDMAH TlAnhts7
, 1880-04-23

DHAn RlN. | hn ~ ntet your excellent EhhlAh>
NiO{j} BtkUI In my family tOT tic p*al lire Jsa1a
n0tI hnys hIwnys ftiurtt il Init a. rco4innndet ~
s's 'ss' 'f''''' m'o's'"e s's' aths. ID. - T. BuaxS
, 1880-04-23

EnnuNictI. I1} kltt ~ IlE3
pxAA stn;; I'll. Y t9 eortlfy thas Iout tKaa9
H3IN1lt SYRUP. which prcArgtl from ynag AtsRA
has tun,p'asY e7rcts me at uYsptitsta !tstae!* !*s
medicine ever aart. lllthM l.. ALLkAl
-
, 1880-04-23

Waterman Station. Do Kntb CO, IT,
NEAR alE: ti'htk Il 10 eertftt tflat your !SiffA.
BLOOD SfltltP has cured me ut Palm in Ing Ise4
II Is II rn1uable ulBd,rihe. Alsa Wp1n i
, 1880-04-23

e,u, WSaH'ana; 1. 7;l1HYIN 7;Hl119HpYHN EiI6o1
EfNUP has e4lnAl for b!ck
tElu in the nnMcls. Hd Chlt1s nttd cab fafhJ Esfs
mend III uss To suffering humanity; A, gggQ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-26

PRRsoxAb.-G. B. Crawford, of Wells.
burgh, was in the city yesterday and gave
us q call.
who has been visiting in this city, will re.
turn home this afternoon, via. Hempfeld.
Col. @. A. Tinker, Superintendent Of the
Baltimore aud Ohio Telegraph Company,
was at the New Mcclure yesterday, and
also O. o. Rowe, General Superintendent
OF the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pany.
the city yesterday.
Rev. John T. Sullivan, Vicar General,
returned from Pittsburgh last night.
Friends Of Col. 7. B. A. David, formerly
OF this city, and more recently President
Of the Central District and Printing Com.
pany Of Pittsburgh, will regret to learn
that III health has compelled him To give
up busidess for the present.
Miss Libbie Greer, Of this city, who has
been visiting friends In Providence, r, l.,
returned home yesterday.
Louis Ullman, Esq, a prominent young
man Of Louisville, KY, is visiting relatives
In this city
The friends of Mrs. W. G. Wilkinson
will be panied TO hear OF that lad y's death,
which occurred last evening, Mrs. vii.
kinson was Of bright and cheerful dis.
position, and made friends with oil whom
she came in contact with.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-26

The marks last evening indicated sfeet
2inches and falling.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual yesterday.
The st. Lawrence Is due to-day from
Cincinnati, and will return tomorrow az.
ternoon ut the usual hour for departure.
Capt. VIM. List Is in command, with Clerk
q. d. List in the office.
The Pittsburgh Telegraph Of yesterday
says; On Saturday Capt. R. O. Gray will
send out the new towboat Iron Age, OF
draY's Iron Line. This boat is entirely a
homemade craft. Her dimensions are as
follows: Length 175 feet, beam SO feet,
hold 81 feet. Engines, % inch cylinder, s
feet stroke. Three steam capstans and
niger engine and boiler. Boilers, 8 In
number, double riveted, drilled holes and
made OF best "Black Diamond" steel,
built by D.. w. O. Carroll & Co. The fol.
lowing firms are concerned in the con.
struction OF the Iron Age: Hull, McCas.
key & Kerr, Freedom; engines, Robert
Lea; gas fitting and pumps, Lees & Co.;
ornamental painting, Emil Bolts; black.
smith work, Patterson & Bishop; sheet
iron work, Kinkead & Go. The electric
light Is the Brush invention, and is first
used on towboat in this craft. The up.
holsteringis by Edmundson, aud the en-
tire craft is perfect in every appointment.
She is the flag ship Of the Gray Line.
by Telegraph.l
PIrrsDuGou, March 25.-weather clear
and cool. River five feetfive inches and
falling.
LOUISVILLE, March 25.-River falling,
with 10 feet 8 inches in the canal. Wealth.
er cloudy and windy, with indications OF
rain or snow. Arrived: Baltic and tow,
Pittsburgh; John Porter and tow Pitts.
burgh.
CtNcySNATI, March 25.-River % feet 6
inches; fallen feet s inches. Arrived:
Katie Stockdale, Pittsburg; Andes, Wheel
ing: Ariadne, Tennessee river; Montana,
st. Louis; Will Kyle, New Orleans. De.
parted: Katie Stockdale, Pittsburgh; Robt.
Mitchell, New Orleans.
CAIRO, March 25.-River A feet 8 inches
and falling Weather fair. Thermometer
$50. Arrived: Lioness and Jas. Howard,
St. Louis; Bedford, Paris Brown, Joseph
B. Williams, City Of Alton, New Orleans.
Departed: Cherokee, Bedford, City OF AL.
ton, ST. Louis; Paris Brown. Cincinnati;
Lioness and ]. B. Williams, Ohio river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-26

house Of ]. Hannault, in North Wheeling,
and several houses over the creek were
searched, but without discovering any.
thing.
We were shown yesterday in the store
offs. I. Crawford in North Wheeling, an
orange from Florida weighing 81 pounds
and 19t inches in circumference, the
largest one we ever saw. II was sent to
Mr.. Crawford by friend in Florida.
GENERAL DuvAI, United States Revenue
Collector, has several specials at work in
Raleigh, Summers and adjoining counties
unearthing illicit stills. They have been
measurablY successful, having found and
broken up two stills and frightened sew
eral operators of.
Miss adobe 0'BRIEN, the ''nrial tramp"
while experimenting on wire yesterday,
fell from the wire to the floor, spraining
her ankle badly and prevented her appear.
ance at the Theatre Comique last night.
She will walk from the stage to the gal.
lery tonight on the wire.
TuR telegraph war is practically over.
The guards were withdrawn yesterday by
the w. U. and "A. & p, and the B. 4 O.
will erect their own poles in this city by
way Of Main and Twelfth streets to the
New Mcclure. The latter will be done by
the A. U. all is quiet now in this direc-
ton.