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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-02

Do you feel ,ha. any one Of your orCans-your
stomach, LIVER bqxels or nervous system, ialters In
It's work. II 80, repair tho damage with the most
powerful, yet harmless, Of iuviSorants. Remember
that debility Is the Beginning OF the End''-thai
the climax Of all weakness Is universal .paralysIs
Of the SYSTEM and that such paralysis Is the immedl
ate precursor Of Death.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealer generally:
fah1.urLM
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now GARFIELD WAS ELECTED.
A Refreshing Departure for these De.
generate Times.

A well known and prominent citizen oil
Brooke county, in this State, sends us the
following letter giving an inside view Of
Gen. Garfed's late election as United
States Senator, which he thinks would
very much interest the friends Of Garfield
in this region, on both sides Of the river.
We fully concur in his opinion, and take
great pleasure in laying the letter before
our readers, as follows:
CLEVELAND, o., January II, 1880.
MI DEAR Sir: You asked me to give
you some facts about the late Senatorial
election in the Ohio Legislature. The
custom had been prevalent in Ohio
for some years, and indeed in other States
for the candidates for Senatorial honors 10
keep what is known In political circles as
"wet grocery" being in fact room in
the principal hotel where liquors were
free to all members and friends. Gen.
Garfield being a candidate he was advised
by his political friends that his election
would DO endangered unless he secured
good supply OF liquors for tie free use OF
members and their friends for several
days preceding the election. He generally
replied that he would not consent to the
use OF such means to help his cause-nor
would he go himself TO Columbus. At the
time the Legislature convened few OF the
Generals friends again called on him, and
some OF them urged the necessity OF being
liberal In the use OF wines and other
liquors. Hc then replied that under no
circumstances should drop OF liquor be
used to advance his interests, and any one
making use OF such base means would in
cur his displeaSure. DR.. Streator, Han.
non Austin, q. B. Lockwood and myself
heartily concurred in this. We therefore
determined TO put on bold front II need
be, and tell the advocates Of the wet gro
Gerry" system that Gen. Garfield did not
wish 10 insult the men chosen TO make
laws for the people by treating them as a
set OF drunkards. We knew that nearly
all OF the Republican voters OF Ohio would
sustain us In turning short corner Oh
this shameful custom. Some anxiety was
expressed by some OF the Generals
friends as to the propriety OF our course,
but we met with little opposition the first
two days, and had the general approval OF
the members when It became known that
no whisky could be had at the room occu.
pied by Gen. Gardeld's friends. The
members OF both parties In the present
Legislature are generally men Of high
character, a much finer body Of men than
we have had for many years. Both par.
ties, with few exceptions, nominated their
best men all over the State; we therefore
found It an easier task to break up the
barbArous custom Of free whisky for a
week, or two weeks, before Senator Is
chosen.
Right will always triumph over wrong
In IN equal contest. We have therefore |
advanced long step In civilization In
Ohio politics, and the wreath Is far more
beautiful that binds the brow Of our
viking. Q. E. b.
The influential gentleman whosspds Us
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTriAdephiA Accommodation train only runs
between Wheeling and TfiAdelphiA.
tDAIly except sunday-Nowlrk Accommodation.
tSteubsnyllle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BOlAlro, stopping when required At
sherman House, Rtuavils, Wet wheeling and
(IfAyOl Hill,
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IT seems that the third termers CANT
out ahead at Pittsburgh on Saturday in
the selection OF delegates to the Pennsyl
yania State Convention. This being the
case we are curious to see what said dele
gates will say, after they meet in conven
ton at Harrisburg, when some one get
up and offers the following resolution fol
re-adoption as expressive Of the Republi
can position in Pennsylvania four year,
ago:
"That we declare firm, unqualified ad
herence to the unwritten law OF the he
public, which wisely, and under the sane
ton OF the most venerable 0l examples
limits the Presidential service OF any citi
zen TO two terms, and we, the Republicans
OF Pennsylvania, in recognition OF this
law, are unalterably opposed TO the cleo
ton OF any person TO the Presidency Tor
third term"
1t will be noticed that the Republicans
Of Pennsylvania were "unaiteTably opposed
four years ago TO q third term. How long
does such phraseology hold goodP Does
It run out every four years? 1t is desira'
BILE to have information on this point
prior to the nomination of Gen. Grant,
for tits more than likely that Pennsyl'
vania Republicans will find themselves
pushed for IN explanation in case they
succeed in nominating the General. Not
only will the above resolution be donged
into their ears day and night in the can
vass, but, in like manner, the resolutions
OF several other States to the same effect.
They will also be called to face the follow.
ing declaration on the subject OF third
term by Thos. Jefferson:
II should unwillingly be the person
who, disregarding the sound precedent set
by IN illustrious predecessor, should fur
nish the first example OF prolongation bo-
You'd the second term Of Office"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and indIs-
cretIons Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, dc. will send n recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South America,
Send a sel!.addrOssed envelope to the REv. JOSEPH
T, ISMAs. Station y, EtT lork Guy. ial2.MwE4w
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Mrs. GEN. SHERMAN, good woman and
good Catholic that she is, has become
deeply interested in the cause OF the dis
tressed people Of Ireland, and makes an
earnest appeal for contributions from all
parts OF the country, which she under
takes to forward direct through sale chan
nels to the districts in greatest need. Mrs.
Sherman has for some time been in cor
respondence with responsible parties in
County Kerry and in Donegal, and the re,
ports received depict the suffering and
want as OF the most extreme character. a
communication from sister in the con
vent at Poor Clares at Kenmore, County
Kerry, asks assistance in these beseechinG
terms:
az appeal 10 all Christian men and WON
en- for help for this district, where we
have had most malignant fever all the
sprinr and summer OF last year, where al
present we have actual starvation; where
many Of your fellow.creatures are obliged
TO lie all day on their straw beds to Try
and keep down the pangs oil hunger
where there are hundreds Of men, women
and children who have not one sufficient
meal a day, even Of Indian meal, there
arc no potatoes-they are rotten in the
ground; there Is no turf-it is rotten IL
the ground; there Is no credit to get the
coarsest kind OF food. In the name OF the
good God make haste and send help; ev
cry little helps; send your little so thai
you may share in the great work oil saVlnE
the lives OF your fellswmen and women.
Mrs. Sherman, whose address is sli
Fifteenth street, Washington, D. G., will
duly acknowledge and forward once
week all contributions sent her. The
cause is noble one; those who wonlc
aid in it cannot bestow their charity in
safer way than by forwarding 1t to Mrs
Sherman.
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tbe above letter, adds postscript to his
note enclosing it to the following effect:
G1am more than gratified at the manly
and brave stand OF the 1STRILldEscER
aaainst the third term heresy. l cannot
eSnress 70 you how odious this third term
movement Is to me. In conversing with
sonnd Republicans-men Of the soundest
kind-I have found scarcely any Grant
men. Imean men whose first choice be
is; while many-in fact most-denounce
the idea OF third term"
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MONDAY nORNING. FEBRUARY :.

at isa good rule not to Do what What yy, your
opponents want you 70 TO-
WV don't you dry up then, on the
Grant usiness.-Wellsburg hefala o.
Saturday.
Because Of the rule, mot to do what
your opponents want you to do" The
Herald is getting somewhat illogical in III
old age.
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PLANK BooKs-The DAILY Isrx1Ir.
s;S SsS . R;Ss sa f. W. t S, Ss rs d
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The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY I, 1880. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, At the same
place. GEO. B. CALDWELL,
]. n, COWDEN,
Special Commit 81 0ner,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
tutttt TT IA.

In The Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
,,,,, s', ,a,,,n !; s s',,, g.. ;, cD."s'y
BY virtue Of decree In the above entitled cause en-.
tered on the 18th day Of November, 1870 the under
signed, Special Commissioner will on
, SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1850,
beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, 10 the city Of Wheeug,
sell at public auction 10 the highest and best bidder
the following property, belonging 10 the estate Of
Conrad Cots deceased situate In that part OF the city
Of Wheeling, West Va. known Us theold town. In the
addition Of Jonathan Zane 10 the town Of Wheeling;
that Is TO say: The north half Of lot numbered 81,
on the west aide Of Main street between Eighth and
Sixth streoA taid half lot running from Main street
10 the Ohio river excepting however, from said half
lot 90 much thereos Ii included within the following
boundaries. to-wlt Beginning at point In the north
line OF said lot No. 80 distant westwardly from Main
street along said north ne lS6 running
half lots south line nj point Ia tho sane, distant
westwardly from Main street along line parallel TO
the north line Of said lot 1ii SSlO0 teet th9nee run
ming with the south line Of said half lot IN west
wardy direction so feet, thence running northwardly
10 straight line 10 point 10 the north line Of said
lot distant westwardly from Main street along said
north line 1856 6.l0 ieet and thence running cast.
TERMS OF sALE-0ne-third Of the purchase money
land rs much more rs the purchaser may elect cash
In hand aud the residue 10 equal nsta ments Of six
and twelve months from the day Of sale,
bond with approved personal security for the dtier-
red installmens. Title 10 DO retained by the Special
Commissioners until pay ent Of the purchase money
In full. J. r. COWDEN,
GEO. CALDWELL
Special Commissioners.
W. Il. HALLER, Auctioneer jams
The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 7, 1880. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the same
Uiaea GEO, II, EAIDWELL.
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DIED.

sINTLINGER-EDplE son Of Jacob and G. sint-
lingOr, on sunday morning at o'clock, aged six
teen months.
Funeral this day February ID, 1850 from the resi-
dsnce Of bis parents % Fifth street. at 2oeloek p N.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-10-08
The Solid Sonth.

Why did not our republican friends, who
south, point out and protest against the
danger when the south was absolutely solid
for the republican party If the danger to
the country end the only danger that threat
ems 1t, lies in the solidity of that portion Of
It, we surely must have been in great peril
when under the reconstruction acts, admin.
istered by Carpet.bag adventures, the south
presented solid phalanx of radical bum
iners and thieves as her contribution to the
wisdom, the statesmanship p and the patriot
ism OF the country. No republican orator
among those who are now telling the peo-
pie that the soldity of the south means war,
pe4tilence and famine, the overthrow of our
institutions, the abrogation of the constitu.
ton. and more than ali other evils the de-
isat of Garfield, then warned his unsuspect-
ing counlryman of tn, imminent danger
threatening him. No stalwart organ called
then upon the loyal north to avert this peril
by becoming solidly democratic, because the
south was solilly republican. Then eary-
thing was serene in the republican camp,
and all went merry as marriage bell. Every
flee holder was republican, and the coun-
try was necessarily not only safe but pros
porous Gigantic monopolies appropriated
The public domain lobbyists drove an un-
blushing and prosperous trade on the very
II ,or. congress whisky rings deirauded
the vel nment oi millions, while the chiefs
of th s. ings hnbnobbed with high officials,
aud B ack Fridays, De Golyer paYemenls
and Crcdit Mobier brought out in strong
light the incorruptibe honesty of our rulers
and our would.be rulers Thank God, in
these disgracetul scandals, which should
make every honest citizen blush for shame,
the democratic south had no share Wade
Hamptoa'S NeW York Speech.
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HE COLU UMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT COLUMBIA "

style. rooted over with glass. n north
light, by the way. that would delight the
School uf Design and the Academy ol
fine Arts, this charming incloSurc i, sup
piled with the leading newspapers and
magazines, with writing materials and
with most inviting chairs and sofas.
freely open to all lady customers, and is
one of the protliost rs well rs the most
convenient feature ever introduced into
any store in this city. At the Filhcrt
street end Of the corridor which is ad
mirably lighted and ventilated, as, in
deed, is the entire store. are the three
floors occupied 10y the sewing girls of
the establishment
On the third floor of the main builG-
ing is the wholesale department; ON the
fourth the packing and order depart
ments, the latter being especially worth
Il visit for the sake Of examining Mcssrs.
S;rawbridgc q Clothicrs invention for
supplying their extensive out-of-town
trade with samples of their goods On
the fifth floor are the dressing room and
restaurant, where the salcSladics are sup
Piled with dinner. and, of course. the
kitchen where the rcraSt is prepared, all
its arrangements being remarkable for
their cumpactucsS ; ,o1Ncl 'Ecr and
ucatucss. III short the novelty. guo1
taste, completeness and excellence ri
Mcssrs StraWbridgc a Cioihiors ps'ah
lishmcnt are such that, independently Of
its vast size. one can hardly imagine a
greater treat to lady than an inspection
of store which would he Il crcdi, to- any
city IN the world, and which is sure to
enhance the fame of Philadelphia rs a
city of commercial enterprise
1t is difficult in the limits Of news
paper article TO give an accurate dcscrip-
ton of such vast repository OF businC s.
skill and enterprise rs the subject Of this
sketch. Yesterday, for the first time.
the house was formally opened to the
public, and the vast crowds Of delighted
ladies and gentlemen that throngrd the
rooms, especially during the afternoon
hours presented a sight not soon TO hg
forgotten and rcmindmgon of the busy
Centennial times.
As one of the Institutions of our city,
and rs representing it's best business
spirit and enterprise. we cordially wish
success to this great Philadelphia house.
l--IVIUirer, Sept. l6M.
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An interesting trial by jury was held
at lIonesdale, Pa. Three children-res-
pectfully nine, seven and six years, were
arrested and charged with assault upon
a little girl aged eight. The prosecu-
triX swore that while returning home
from school she was set upon by the
three defendants and so terribly punished
that the loss of hearing and one eye was
the result. The children were ac-
omitted
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A Word TO Mothers.

Mothers should remember that most i'm
portant duty at this season is to look after
the health Of their families and cleanse the
malaria and impurities from their systems
There is nothing that will tone up the stum-
ach and liver, regulate the bowels, and pu
rify the blood so perfectly as Parker's Gin
ger Tonic, advertised in our columns. The
wonderful cures or long standing cases Of
rheumatism, neuralgia, and malarlal disor-
ders is the reason why his pure and excel
lent family medicine is so generally es
teemed Post
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WOrklngmen.

Before you begin your heavy spring work
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will unfit you for a seasons work You will
save time, much sickness and great expense
you will use one bottle of Hop Bitttrs in
your family this month. Don't watt
Burlington H1,ckeye.
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Unanimous Recommendation.

Tie following add their testimony for the Indian
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II. f.. Greatf, engineer = Il Il.
j. g. Smith, at BlldwinS steel Works.
Mrs SnN der. OF Columbia.
\, BrCner Of WashngtOnburgh.
John kcuNS, OF Sale HarbOr.
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Kidney Complaint.

Bear Gap, Columbia County, Pa.
Deer Sir My Father has been suffering with
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"A faithful assistant This is what the
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the best assistant as it will prevent 'Cry y
ing-SpelP of the baby.
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They ought to have Garfield down in
Maine to assist in the count He showed
much ability in that line as one of the i'm
mortal eight.
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Headache and Dizziness.

WilliamspOrt Lycomng county, Pa.
Dear Sir Your Indian Blood $, rup has cured Inc
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Sure Cure for LAYER Complaint.

NOOTsOUT5. NOIUINOTd 20. Ia
Dear Sir This Is TO certify that your lNDlAH
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Loss of Appetite.

RUlnsburg Columbia county Pa.
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JcHu buThudlu.
Diseases of the Stomach.

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An Astonishing Cure.

Monroe, Wyoming county. Pa.
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I
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Never Fails to Cure.

East Lemon. Wyoming Co. Pa.
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RentCn Columbia county, Pa.
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Rar
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Pains in Shoulders

h T
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Best Medicine Ever Used.

E'.r tap, Noi'h4hld county l'd'
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Rear Gap columbia county, Pa.
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FFIOTl, W NVInTIlR CUUHIN, IA.
Dear Sir:-l had been troubled for long time
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unt began usrg your Indian Blood syrup. lind
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- Inn L IN
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All that it is recommended to be.

opera House, Columbia Pa.
Dear Sir:-l have used your excellent Indian Blood
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Wholesale Merchant, 9TH street,
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Would not be Without it.

Wiiamspert, Lycoming rounty Pa.
Dear Sir The Ind ian Blood Syrup Is the Best
ever used and would not be without It, IL is good
for all complaints,
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Numidl Columbia County, Pa.
nearSr = For many years my VIZ was afflicted
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EDiOmgu D SNYDER