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, 1880-05-21

Special nfspateh to 1hs Chteas1 7ftoaah
Nsw YDilK, Nay y.O.-GnAls-Wlntcs wheat iol.es. le'
depreased, yielding dtt.Gc under oFe nFfont Wv. 4.
inx nnd comparatively yp!ritpss inquiry I!on I!.t. -
zonrces tpccnlatiye l,ltetoAt EhowlnR consaae!s"s
lloaltancy, Near tho cxttemo CLOSE opuop.
quoted trane htGher on some revival OF sI.h,,t
intcrrnt, lowing UfK however. tfrlRnlaf'
hhout steady lor cnrly delivery, tsd0nn no. !. sxa
tt3lt40 IzI}i, Nhnul In stt', Juno ppaohst A.sacL
1.as{ SA1O bu No. Clltcnes, Rnd Milwaukee, tsn,s
&14.. Cnrn-ienHicr frtsr ofIor1nFA and faiueh Ss1
In Instances hardening tribe aaFiy IN lha no
toward tbs ct1s8 snara or tcs& lrTeGaaH9N ~. A.
yery decided .lturntDns{ juno options On ~, ~.
tsactot moro attention neAr sls cesc: a. ,,ss oss
tn p4icot m,xdl weztesn uunraded. AssSnAS
-Atnch l1ro!.ar nlorgInpnt nj partial ..,,nts
Of about hc. thonuh c1on!ng lsfeah'stLy ~ dsuy.
largely In Now York NM M2tcacil5 tos s, .In,nso.t
ery} md In No. , Chicago, 5d0u bu Nc. NV ss,n
+s11444ttc, nnd l+oN bu rcsuld d. VIE W n.d Of
quutea hi,shar and Ia good donsna' o's'
pr,n,n Milwaukee, Ut h5c. dsmsudht
sonS"hst sironasr rssse:. siss M,ix i 5a11ss
rens4t f.r I,r.,nipt .evsryt g,"ssSsii ~ - on u
G99 1!ss, H. 99S:ss' 4s{l rsi ; !,
ss,so. sss % asn six I'll, "''"; .sa afs;4 Gs,:s
WostSin lard q No'tnse Ieqass.5 sof ina us' ssns ~
4 :s.ss :yssss' ;s; ?;!s? ~ E;S:s
IXlLow-ln demand atsteadF raee'' '3''' -. ~.
ot v1 IL ac f1r ar uond Isti'inat atod saatt
II iii S.PS st ss ss Is ss I'd 'i*e
ta', ss.o y ,str
eraa fh.ay y clusters .trar - rnts u suitat's 1as
EsnA spps1s ie ndysniass ts.1es n asS u
"s a sss : sy
through 'SSi:: " Il: f ,is9ss tsss1.ss p" ,pa
ss .aT; Su'e. ,t,, ~, n[R ,o; s1 sss1psssf H.
, 1880-05-21
MINING NEWS.
nKCLiSH jlF TIE COMSFNGk.

Special CorrtspalllttMee o} The Chicago Tribune.
HAN FRANCISCO, May 1l-The Ahruwt1cst Oner-
nt0rs un FlnG street Arr beginning To accept tho
continued depression III Constdck shares
III prctty conclusive proof, TINT thlt f.l-
l1ons loliu hls seen 1tH best aay, H,d tint
with No cessation of dividends from
Consolidated YisEtnIn md California sovurtl
mus,ths aRo its glory departed. Thoro IL not oMv
man In either CallfoEnia or Ncvata. cxropt John
MAckay, who ius unsinkuu faith III tho slartli-
cn,l tuniou, Htesra Nevada, and bax1cnn} mines
to-dny. Col. Fa!r, khrOwllcst md Rblest Of All
Mine. workers. practically retlycl from business
mouths ngo, aud ~ now travelling uruu,,d tho
worll "for his lcaith." Floud sold out
all bis interest IL aiarkay Inst january
for SaoW,0oo, md Maokny Is at this
ttmo MI thero IL left IN nrtlyo business
Of whit 1Rs once tho famous bonanza fen,. IlU
IL still IL good trim. hus MlAnoU af &:N, ,000 0N
or more to hiA credit with hlB different bankers,
nnd Ia apparently ~ caRur to develop new
bOnanzas NJ ever, not 50 much for tho, saka Ut
the money thoy lrInS hin. but for tho prestige,
liz Ia not man calculated to shno Il, lartsAn
society, and prefers to kill time. III hctso busI
1,ees. Virginia City Is, and probably always Will
bo, his homo, tor h0 IT, ucrsr % happy ~ when
tn harness directing tho atupcutous interests of
tho bonnuzu mines jle IS personally intcrcsted
Ia Yellow jacket 10 tho extunt OF f2s,0Mo1O, un0
hopes, because hls Interests mako hin, hot'o,
thAt be Will ono dMy lut AIs money back frusn
that Ao,o in tho gro.lnd. The tncwj shuft hls
b0eu sunk nearly a00o feet, but has encountered
nothing hut strtuGcrs OF quartz UP to this writ
Ing.
nut tho strongest evidence to mo OF tho do
cline Of tho Don,atock wus tho funk movement
executed by Sutro, at Tunnel fan,o. boino noilths
| ago he wnz In Now York aud With the remarkable
! prrsu0uce that bus marked hta career ha iivlnud
| slie uuur!nV OF tho cnl Il1 accordingly went
, 1880-05-21
REAL ESTATE.

Tho folinw!ng instruments wore h!cd for :
ORD Thursday, Muy 20:
city PROPERTY.
s.tCoeskfcss q, y! q q 2 ot llockwol! stnt.
f ~ y IL Il 81 FouIt.a,i f.
It. .hhsed April tF.r, ytutting ~ tic Chlcaxo
III iii It, iH;pfuvod, dntesi Nay II tEGarica j..
t!uyun 10 Wtliinul oIyea).....,..............,.
Cunnt 4 III q il at Cnrrj AZ. " u II ii rlvst..
Nnt0A Aprl! ttAEthar i!Fons0a 20 Chnrioa 4,
wess GonsHsss Il. i Il ii uvptrs ~,
" r. t3HttI AiAy u III. u. Hughes ~ IL. e.
WGst nhIu xt, nGars cor Of AttMant9o avn
~ T. tu ellaY. tnpr0Yad. datsd May D ILL., l..
tlHKener tu 1RuIlls EnwnnK}.... ..:r......
Apuuata st, IS = Q Ut WUnd u, -, 73xll1H n,
dlt!a h!Ay II (l'ho National ld1s-lnsuFaRca
Division 4. ssst III IL iRaiia. i l. xsiiijii'ii
ianled My y tcs1atu OF 4. WeissFock 70 v.
E'.s'a i. " 4 ii 4obs, aixiyi Ii, III.
Rsuyed. dated Aay III "a. Haehsellntdt to \.
oisSan y. III 4 oi U.;sn. Il Z a:H Il.
dated Any " t3acuH lha4ah 10 Hosa atpip}....,
Nlnlsey 81 b1t Emily tht Auxp4Is, o |, a3xlD
Il. dated Auy ~ t5n1l,uet johnston 70 August
Aspore Y. TgV Il ai Eyan;;,' *iii1 IL
datud May u i'll. 3 Cta1in to ~. Jnllcakl..,..
Centre Nv. 10 II of u xL."nth 1t. " 4 AIM II
dAipl Anrll u ~ = $'crGkson " frank LIN.
, 1880-05-21

lIastinus ii,s il i II L,if,. s.:tsi;i h. ssi-
proved. 'tHlca MHy ii t.sIhort Pf"ekhnw to ,,.~o
1bc rter,ins ro., iii ind I'll i.st i.aka Il,
tnte1 MAy lsAtnssrr 1T Chnnfcry tn the Fntl
knntns En!scnpai fnnd,,... ..,.v.:.:....;...: GoD
yHxEsi Il. ssseI stay IL ;t:salo u J.. iicithut
JnS, IT. Il Il W tisn!on i; :ii@ 4. iii:
Er,yrta, Hn.aa My II tsn'stl' md rh"'"r'"h nm
iusv II ,,ntei NJ. II lsN i3iassor III Ci'nn' ~.
ssStSS ;car1 * anss1 #. s q sxscn. .o
tMxll! H-io It. dated hov+ H. ls'N tsnMn tn :, .,,
ees!i, !sartara Il ii! Il L sixtsenta; '
sas,i' InrHafn II. Iii IL 81 Sixtccaiii Il.
4 tltlxldu II, 6atoa Nov. ~ fs7' tsanie to ,,n,1
rh Is, III Il II Twsceiii! IL i. ix:3 II. ''
dated Sny; III lN9 tSnAn to sntnrl ..s:.,..:.. Ant
Logan as, lN II = nf Hck'ry It; N I, 1ixldn IT.
tnlnr9xs.GI,l, lated Ma5 ~ tF' Ebdrt I" Iha"' 1u
aHsr Es %s.tss! ~. Sst VIII iii Ind w
!9s,xlai II. !rlrtnye,l tlntcd May II tfa u. ~,
ArsSy 1faassy t. v $ i / L " w"i Il ss @'
!.nr,,.vrl, d"'od siny " u. kseo I" =. j. an
Atmltavchv. = ctrnt W1u.i 4. ~ +. t;xiS f,
Observation-Disclosures, 1M0
SOUTH or City LIMITS. WITHIN nAntrs 0p sRvES
MliGa uk TliE CucNr-nuEBI:.
santh l,cnrborn .st. t. & n9! Fnssleih ss,ok
:,41W tt,nted May " t)avid Albums to Louis. an,
rasasaf;it rsaff Il, ar II ye:isTIi IL and ''
Sls5 10 tAibest Il. Albums ID lyninn T. TOai = ~,
rrssSsod az, Id /; II fiiitiy:,i.iis Il vi
iu]xun II, hntHd Mny - tjavla C.iPboll tu Gh .~o
IL g. .'''ssAts's @tAu
, 1880-05-21
ISlaEADS.rUTFS.

FT.OUiS-WaA slow and unchanged Tho local tfnd0
tnuk iitl1 and exporters nUnc, but holders did not
nprear 10 he wehk ~ whcat wns HrnIor enry. 3nles
were limited to IL brls winters IN prvnte tortna; IS
brs soubc oxtrns Mt H'osssS; lIi brts no uEnle Ut
$sa5 anu to bEls ryu.our III stt4 40 Tuta x bris.
Ex1nrt ttuuFH wrre Iuuicd ut SlIaaD for e1tra and
fhUt5S,1S for cho!ro extra
OTHER n1inEAnsruFrS-Were stendtcr. Snlos wcte
reported Of cars brnn Mt staotS1AG.,d cars n!d-
dnKa nj t200cs5n, car bliorta at fl0Gs IL bEls
corn;meai at tl: Course corn-u'en wns nons!nnl Ut
eFs ts: S:: SfsG H. sa ~;
1S s%isS n; GS @ sS'9M us .S ses Ms.s Sss
easer VII. Se1,ns ot y er srEss IN Amnrlena
@ "Ss ] ssss lste bot,ci isssa he1o snry. u. tGefa
ws sos Tma wear IT, y W.
Ss9 r ana @ tsrg f. IT, 1y. H. nG isu' "a
ss sSt.ls4 M 5sy tS a, a, y
ssH &; y: S as s
e eessp. afs a ae' XII ss
REsss s sn ST " bu5ias H
Ss x5;i /; ssS ;S;ss !js!s ,s
ff ss 4 X saSia as Il
:!;$ ;ss s$s $ $
hs, &
nrrlve. Our r1eepta weE1 fair In vnllmpt md Tho ro-
~; sss s s!sSs Y s sss$ @
day dS ssss \ @
sstss S IA sse'sS S!s.'sa d Sits sSas
AsSs;s Sss sss: Fs5s SsssfSs
e.: Il $s s Il u u aa S
s ~ f. 's$ +: s;$:sE Ss's,
%'s 81
s u -: 4 s' T. S:S ]; @ e .S$ e
Il snd a S'ps III e. Snr so No, 'nss n,s An3Hs a ST.
S os y s!.;.s !. IT, VII! se ssI.sss
sSs ySa tf "a - ~ se fs
e M ;ss IL w. S".s we It si @ ES " :; aas A. ' e
ss e VI %Ig tst 6 a ax'G on 5a q 2Ss ~ e.
sss 81 s ~ W srsss as's :.
gssH5e. Tle1S was ialr losl! ,9apity for car;ua:
ss'si III On sanps
ii abSH2E1-w.. I'LL dull md vosk, Samples rcro ers
plenty a9a nayS.s il's .'vtt a'Srs W It ~ .a.1s.
ss g s -
y 4 :
S"a So"Ia. rSlai sS bu ~ ''''A' ~ Nv ~ ''' '''' vi
TWO o'oLock noA',D.
| Wheat wns Iowor. *3a1es 7Iho0l In at $Ll37laal14
fnr anY, H. 6ssl lt3k fur Jnne. I1l fur duly.
wsst f "a. 1%sS: s 4 s SA ss ST iy :e e, yss
t;f0 foF July. 70 for August Oat$ retp euslsE:
t!us lluM % at 2s}kc for 1uy Mgss EtEk-sllu 7.lu
hriR ut tlhIN flr Ny, md tl t2$lQaIE Tor August,
| i.ard-st1tea 1T sL77sl tor Juty. 49,
| AFTERNOON BOARD.
Whent rms 1Owur undGF isNu nrotInGs, Mny sold NJ
ftatdafGJ{. and Gnxul nj tllsH, IMnU aot II
1tSM nna co.oa atsis ao!,eEs dI!Y s,',.i II ti!sA
!a5lHe E9tn x..s oas|os; @ May Sie.ea = S4ss1:e
AuIti at aY4e. nats cl.l*o lowor nj x.4e for Mayi
, %ns, s"ia ss s 1 t"nn s,; soa 4. 4 n,! ~!
s19@sea @ saslsr - : tIS:sS'S q! M M"1 X
ri AnKust s9O.la ~ 3Ys{. aaA s!6:s!sl9ss ri ri
fur July, and tk73Id 1s Juno Short flhs-Halua ID
| CU !bY ut $LN Iar July.
, 1880-05-21
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wcrp tho receipts md shipments
of tho lending articles Of prMtco III this city
during tho twenty four hours ending MI o. click
I'hurstluy morning, md tho corresponding tf1no
In ct ynnr:
, 1880-05-21

1ttNlS-Thota wNs runI demand yo,...,
llHht nnd hrnvy hEa snd tho supply wns un fot
nit " sistn!nrd rriets rho srrrir1 wnre nnM.ftsi
n Tho 1nnland which ptoyontg sy niyancnn sn1n cn.ss;t
\! We,!notsiny: .tntton. y u tstxs II, ~ d.os
n5!,Me ,as n1!M n fn{ nonr chulca nss
, 1880-05-21
LIVE STOCK.


cATrlN-rrado oponod verY qutpt. The 1arso 70
nuipss msdo buyers eautI0us md thoY warc sl0H II
cutting work. batuG Inclined IN hold on for lowe
rficcs, Toward noon, how0ver, The demand Improved
and ut tho coxo the lnrv0r IHrt Of tho supply hat
csoasud ths ScAoa ntd 1t ptcaa we'll up to thusO cur
rent "Wednesday, nm class suffering apy appsoclsb
tlocllno. IoTo wero comparatively foW FeRsly ch1lc
cAttlp hut u,e percentage ut aood NFndcs Has lnrH
und tho offerings w0rp tnAnEy well suited to the lo
maltd. Tic arrivals 1snbFaGet tNo Or thrco lots y
Texnl.s ntla q number Of l0ak OF Wsatarn ctttat
whc! ho1d at 9aiE pFcea considering tho state VI III
Market Exporters woto !u scuroh Ut cllocH ind Ok
tn bsaves aud illny socnred tow bunetes At $tDS
nt1, bhlppofu fought rriHclpay 1t s11a2a3h uua III
ioG.a trude - E&.Dt2A St0ckors wora In aauo dc
u,knd A. $aD2l15, And fe1ters 1t Sl15a LII Thor
was Il fair inquiry for yoals at AtGas.p per lW b!
mo uarxet closed qalot With not few cattle les
QuorArtpNst
Extra ilcavcs-!3r1d0A AteoEs. wa.ehlnG I. ~
W"ta,iIs iso . lie iSs.. Asaela
III ,lts @ ..' AaA.
Ia. Lilo q isi l6s ssao
uutcalurs' st1nk-r0or u c..uitnt,n staers aud .
% %Wnuhi%a 81 iSS u i5 II ill., ~ aooaas
s'2st IT,. os:.'e soao'"s ~ aaa;
nSIls sna st.isNaa IVA Iaaa sae.h
T1N44,
, 1880-05-21

Tho careo market was ,nnIerntoly active Abort
of.lit Ioatls worc sold Inch more plenty tina
other gallef and sold M previous figures, FIsra
stntT ,s.K stcAy. Shingles wGra wonk In consequence
Of tho !nto nrYc Ot1urlnrs, and an1us wcro made Il
sailctl prlccs. Probably Guno Ipts brought te.atna
s3M 1uth worn t,cndy, CnrHoes wore quoted ~ fo,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

4 90; bulls, COWS and sIsys g. 0OaS 10: sales 10
two days 2,2ST head, and for three days 4.O5
head.
Phllsdelphias Il 7Oa4 90; Workers 81 65at co
sHEsP-Recelpts for two days 400 head
selling rather slow at $ 00a4 76.
CrxctxSAr1, November l7.-Cotton easier O
l0he. Flour strong; family IS 00a6 %: fancy
IS 6Oa6 Is. Wheat firm; no. amber 81 Oh
No. ? red winter 81 QSS. Corn strong RnC
higher; No. mixed 6Olfc; new mixed ear A
ai8c. Oats quiet: No. 2 mixed 33H34c. Bye
active, firn and higher; No. 2. 96a97c. Bar
ley strong; No. fall 97c PorE dull and
lower at $i3 25. Lard In fair demand and
prices higher at s. has I2x. Bulk meat
in fair demand; shoulders $476; clear rib
81 8ih. Bacon easier; clear rib IS IS.
Whisky SlC9. Butter quiet and unchanged.
ToLEso, November l7.-WheG, firm :rmber
Michigan 81 Gs; No. 2 red Wabash spot 81 Os;
December 81 OK: January 81 IIX: February
81 lS2I; No. 3 red 81 %; No. edo mix. 81 90.
Corn steady and higher: mixed 47kc; No.
nov 45Ko; old kpOt i6l<c; December 4Ihc;
rejected 46c; new Az. Oats quiet; No. 9,
S3Nc. Clover, mammoth 1875; prime 81 10.
NEw YoEK. November H.-DRY Goops-
c IttOn goods are moving steadily, and prices
supply on hand. Prirts me quilt. Staple
ginghams are in fair demGpl, but dress sly les
quiet Spring caSSimtrts and wOrstel coat.
ingS are In moderate request. Flannels and
blankets are doing fairly, and prices firm.
NEw ORLEANS, November II Golf. quiet;
Flo carsoes ordinary 10 prime ll1Sai4Xc.
Sugar-lnierior 6a5Iic common to good 6K
a8kc: fair to fully fair 0Ka7Xc yellow
clarified 7j1h7Hc. MoIHses Irregular; com.
mon S0aSSc; centrifugal 20aSSc; fair SIas6C.
Rice steady, with LoUd demand; LOUISIANA
ordinary to choice 4I4a6c
EEw ORLEANS, l7.--Cotton steady
and IN fair deniandI mlddlinH l0Nc; low
middling loci good ordinary exc, Net re.
ceipts 6,s37 bales; gross receipts 9054
bales exports TO France 1850 ba ts; CONT.
Rent 1851 ba!eJ: ccas'wise 4,ll3 bales; sales
ll.l0O bales stock 2t,48s paleS.
PTrTsBUEou, November l7.--PErRoLEuw-
Market quiet; crude United certificates firm
at exc; refued held at l2c by retiners: out.
side lots lo%c for Philadelphia delivery.
CINCINNATI. November l7.-aogs quiet
common - s5a4 IS; light 81 2Oa4 80 pack.
Ing - 4Oa4 %; butchers 81 60a4 e5. Receipts
l4OOO head; shipments $50 head.
New YoRK, November l7.-Wool firm;
domestic fleece 3sa62c; pulled 20a42c; un.
washed lIa3SG; Texas l4ag9c.
NEw YoRx, November 17.--MErAIs--Firm
and unchanged,
AT1wE.F, November l7.-pETRoLEuM-Re
fnsd 24SGE
L!ykRroOE, November l7.-PErpoLEuu-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

CouoHs.-"Brown's Bronchial Tro ches'
arc used with advantage TO alleviate
coughs, sore throat, hoarseness and oron.
chial affections. For thirty years these
Troches have been In use, with annually
increasing favor. They arc not new and
unlried, but, having been tested by wide
and constant use for nearly an entire gen.
Grafton, they have attained well.morited
rank among the few staple remedies OF the
The Throat-"Browr's Bronchial Tro.
ches" act directly on the organs OF the
voice. Thsy have an extraordinary effect
in all disorders Of the throat and larynx,
restoring q healthy tone when relaxed,
either from cold or over.exertion Ell the
voice, and produce a clear and distinct
enunc!atioa. Speakers and singers find
the roches useful.
A ough, .cold, cetarrh or sore throat re.
quIrei immediate attention, as neglect
often.imes results in some incurable lung
diseases Browns Bronchial Troches''
will almost invariably give relief. Imite.
tions are offered for sale, many OF which
are injurious. The genuine "Brown's
bronchial TFoehes" are sold only in
boxes. TThas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18
TIE cans or WHIST.
The Best Players and Their Intellectual
Powers.

The Best Players and Their Intellectual
Powers.
A writer in the London Tina says:
"what is rather. curious-and speak
with some experience, for I have played
With all classes, from the Prince to the
gentleman farmer-the best whiatplayers
are not, as rule, those who are the most
highly educated or Intellectual. Men Of
letters, for example, q am speaking, OF
course, very generally, are inferior to the
doctors and the warriors. Both the late
Lord Lytton aud Charles Lever had, 1t Is
true, a considerable reputation at the
whist-table, bat though they were good
players. they were not in the titst.ciaes;
while the author OF Guy Livingstone
though devoted to the game, was scarce
" TO be placed in the second. The
best players are, one must confess, what
irreyerent persons, ignorant OF the import:
apce OF this noble pursuit, would term
'idlers'-men Of mere nominal occupation,
or OF none, to whom the game has been
familiar from their youth, and who have
had little else to do than TO play It. While
some men, as l have said, can never be
taught WulhlI lcW hhS WIN "NA
for the game, and move up from higher
to higher through all grades OF excel.
leuce, with miraculous rapidity; but,
whether good, bad, or indifferent, have
not known hGltHdozsnwh ist.players who
were not superstitious: Fheircreduhty "a,
indeed, proverbial, but no one that
does not mix with them can con-
ceive the extent Of 1t. It reminds
one OF the African, fetish. The
country apothecary's wife who puts the
ivory fish on the candle-stick tor luck,
aud her partner, the undertaken, who
turns his chair in hopes to realize moro
silver three'peuces, are In no way more
ridiculous than the grave and reverend
seigneurs Of the clnhs who are attached TO
the winning seats or the winning cards.
The idea Of going on because he'runo iluck'
Is In your favor, or leaving of because Il
has declared itseltsgains! you, is logically,
Of course, unworthy Of CetewSyo
The only modicum Of reason that under
lilies II Is that the play Of some
men becomes demoralired by ill.fortune,
and may possibly be improved by success.
i Yet the belief In this absurdity isunivers.
al, and bids fair to be eternal. III am
not In dran0ht and my chair Is comfort
able YOU may put me anywhere, is 4 re-
max | have heard but once, and the effect
Of il on the company gas much the same
M II In the house Of conyccstion come
reverend gentleman had announced his
acceptance Of the religious programme Of
N. COMPETE.
"With the few exceptions I have men
toned, wills. players not only stop very
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18
TuE REoIsrER,s ARlrnnETIc.
An observer Points Out That IL Is Again
NJ Rault.

NJ Rauit.
JACKSONVILLE, November Is.
Editors 1ntSllIseae,r.
The Register OF recent date in giving the
vote OF the State, except in afew counties
mot returned, on the amendment to Article
s Of the Constitution, makes gross mis-.
take in its addition oil the vote cast against
that amendment. It foots up the vote
against 1t at 81 92I, whereas Its own figures
make %, SOL, thus making its vote against
It 0. 100 TOO large. And on this erroneous
basis the Register states that the majority
for this amendment was . III, whereas the
correct msjority was 10 264. thus Masking
its majority for 1t nearly 10000 too small
The counties not then returned would add
likely 5000, and thus this important
amendment has received about 5000 ma
jojty in round numbers. Notwithstaud-
ing this, q few papers are trying to cast
doubt on its adoption.
OBSERVER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

Allow a cold 10 advance fnyour system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such as
Pneumonia, HemsrrhageS and Lung troubles
when an Immediate relief can be so readily at.
tained2 BoscHEE's GxRAfAN SYRUP hiss gained
the largest sale In the world for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and the severest Lung Diseases.
It Is DR.. Hoschees famous German pseSchT'
tion, and Is prepared with the greatest care
and no fear need be entertained In administer
ing It TO the youngest child, az per directions
The sale OF this medicine Is Unprecedented
Hiaca tirst introduced there has been con
slant increasing demand and without single
report OF failure to do lis work in any case.
Ask your Druggist as to the truth OF these re-
nnrEA LarIs Eigsa rs cent?. Try Il and be
convinced. TTbGAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

Some months ago the daughter OF one Of
our prominent citizens was pronounced q
hopeless consumptive. She was very
much reduced in aesh, terrible cough, her
life gradually wasting away. recon-
mended her to use "Dr. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry" which she
did. In short time she was free from all
cough and other symptoms. and Is now
rosy and healthy. Price 25 cents and 81 90
bottle, or six bottles for S.. The large
size Is the most economical. Prepared
only by DR.. 6TsTns 4 Son, Philadelphia.
Sold by druggists in Wheeling and else
where.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

Happiness Is the absence OF pain or an.
noyance, and wherever there Is pain there
is disease. A pain 10 the lower portion oil
the body indicates 8 disorder Of some
kind. II there Is any odor or color or de-
post In the urine 1t means disease and re-
nuires attention at once. We have heard
many OF eur friends speak OF the remarka.
ble power Of Warmers Sale Kidney and
Liver cure and are convinced there Il
nothing so certain and valuable Tor oil dis
orders Of the urinary system both male
and female. Trhs4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

short Of excellence in the game, but very
soon reach their teLher. 1cannot say Of
auy man that he has gone on improving
for years; bis mark 10 fixed, and he knows
it-though he Is exceptionally sagaCious II
be knows where 1t Is drawn as respects
others-and there he stays until he begins
to deteriorate. The first warning Of deca'
dence Is tho loss Of memory, after which
It 10 q question Of time land good sensel
when he shsll Withdraw from the ranks oil
the fighting men and become q mere spec.
tator Of the combat"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

THE GREATEST REMEDIES the WORLD HAS
EVER KNOWN.


Curing the most inveterate cases OF skin
diseases, such as letter, Salt Rheum, scald
Head, BARRIERS Itch, Sores, all Crusty, scaly,
itching skin eruption, and that distress.
ing complaint, Itching Piles. As blood
purifier and liver regulator, "Swayne's
Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills" are excellent.
euro sick and Nervous Headache, Dys.
pepsia, Indigestion, ward OF MSl:fial
Fevers, cleansing the system and bowels Of
all impurities, restoring to healthy activity
all the organs otthe human body. Prizes Is
cents box, Ave boxes 81. Ointment 80
cents, three boxes 81 20. Can be sent by mall
to any address on receipt Of price il cur.
renCy or 8 cent postage stamps. Address
all letters DR.. swayne & Son, $50 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, Sold by all
leading druggista. FThs&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

The pride Of a mother, the life and Joy Of |
home, are her children, hence her grief wher
sickness enters and takes them away. TAXI
warning then, that you are running q tsrribl
risk, II they haveA cough, Group or whoopins
cough, which leads TO consumption, II you II
not attend 70 It at once. shiloh's Consump
ton Cure 10 guaranteed to cure them. PHO
10 cents, G0cents and 81 90. For lame back
side or chest, use shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price Is cts. Sold by E. Booking, Agents, ODD
Fellows Hall, and Chas. MoenkemOellGr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

]. G. 6tarkey, a prominent and influential
citizen OF Iowa City, says; " have had the
Dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
yeatS' aud have used every remedy / could
hear Of, without any relief whatever, until
saw your shiloh's VitAlizer advertised in our
paper, and was persuaded to try It lam hap
by TO state that Il has entirely cured me. Its
certainly the best remedy ever knew Of"
Price7 IS cta.
Sold by E. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
Hall, and Chas. Moenkemoeller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18
"a naa cola or pl.tre.slng couEh.,

Dry, parched, sore throat, phneumonis,
bronchial and asthmRtic attacks, weaken
ed and debilltatedstRte Of the system, al
these dangerous symptoms are cured by
"Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup OF Wild
Cherry" The fiat dose gives relief, and
the worst cough and sore lungs yield to ita
healing properties AnocCaslonal dose Of
"swayne's Pills" should be taken to keep
the bowles free. They are excellent ior
torpid liver and bilious complaints.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-18

sHr1nu's 6ArARRH REnEDH.-A marvellous
cure for catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth,
and headache. With each bottle there Is an
ingenious nasal injector for the more success
fuI treatment Of the complaint, without extrS
charge. Price 50 cents, Sold by E. Book
ing, Agent, odd Fellows Hall, and Cbas
Moenkemoaller. TTaGIoW