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, 1880-09-06


An American physician, DR.. Farrur, has cal-
cu1atcI TINT nbout haf n tun of pure gold III nn-
nnally packed uwHy In American teeth. At this
rato within 900 ycnrs ns much gold will hnvc
boon buried with tho teeth Into which It is
packed as thorc Is 1,ow in thu waote gold crou-
lntion Of tho carth. Tho Spectator suys: 'Pcr-
hnps r. Farrar Is right, for half ton Of gotd is
only 17,g:n nt,nccs ayolrupos and supposlng
TINT one American lii II hundred has hls tcpth
stopped with gold, that would Kvo each ut aver
ngo Of annual stopping oe something like
one-stxtoonth Of all oill,co, which Is not, pur-
haps, very cxtrnvngant amount." No allow
nnccs have hcen madc, otther fur tho gcolnctrIcnl
lnurease In the business Of tooth cnrpontry, or
tho slmu ltnncuus extension OF curas1lcls and
'tlontsts to tito ben!ghtch hentlen by tho For
eIgn Missionary socctcs. Tnt tho great lnws
Of poslticas economy will 10 apt to check gold
i,llinE MS sttun tho price Of tho article rises
Rubber Or platinum will haye to 10.
, 1880-09-06

Grand Opcrn-1Iottse. .-....
Clark street, botweon Randolph and washington.
EHsagement OF THO 1iocy and 1lnrl!c Combination.
"a Child OF tho Sante,r
, 1880-09-06

UHfLhS tH0 pNSt ttf years Tic hIRIle3t 1{0-
publican majority wns :.c,ss}}33, mud tho lowest
lo,ccs, and tho average majority Mt the five
elections hpld during tl,ut period WINS 81 ,,s54.
Tho following WIS the vote of the several
districts for Representatives 10 Congress in
, 1880-09-06

HnvtFtr'K ThthtFe.
Dearborn street, ct,rnrr OF Monroe. EnEagement
Of A. n. rnin1crs un!on.S1uarn Thoatro Company.
"Led Aatrny.n -.-
, 1880-09-06

N1tFfckeF'H FhCHEFt.
Madison street between ainto md Dcaroorn. En-
gnre,ueut Of Denman Thompson. "J0shun Whit
comb"
, 1880-09-06

ITorteyta Theatre.
Randolph street. bctween Cnrk nnd Ia ehIlo. En-
xngculent of MaEg!e Mitchell. "Fanchon.'
, 1880-09-06

The O,ncInuatt Fftte presae writes tho fo''os ~.
Ing In soferonco to Domocrutlo prospects ~ .s. '
State OF bfR!ue; "Judginy from u!l HppeAt,,,ha ,ha
tho Democrats have thrown III tho spotlse ILL.,, 'r.s
Htato OF 5Iaine long bcfuro oven thcy hI'o eu "ao
in close contact With their enemies, TheS e.st
up appearances by u sort OF skirnsh.ns "s ,ha
The biE guns hayu bcan Withdrawn fFon ,,s.,
plno-Troe State, anu no moro 'sPo''hr,.1
are s1uandereti for tho purpose u 1haA'nSS "nS
u serious contest. The 'heuvy guns ~.
sp0udoulica' uru now directed to the btaten,th
llaun, whcrp tho unltel x-ttebcls asl N"f sstand
COppashulnls aru attempting e mhxe r,.,p y ihe
Hxainst the advancing Republicans. ltn. ,1'.axu
nolnoerats hAvv 10 caFly III tlo ae,ioa n 'a MSua
demonstrates silupy what thuIr bsHtstltE .s@ e@r;
meant after their fusion with TUG uIttao. r, shsua.
Thelr pretrllsluns to victory wcro uli ,.sh,S nuS
Thcy urn Ill ilu wind a1d bluscr, nllu .n,,nir n"
clso butt u repetition of tho 'Jol'seu, ,,l"M it
s0nlnn slu 1iLn, sCuim everything UNA ciAa iA.'.nest
bdyr This dls9raceful Detnoesa!aIs 1nI ,scosr ts
aging fleet upn tho Dcuocg !tlc inasses ~ ia
sO-culIed doubtful Btates, aud VIII cott,a;ntS Il
no ANAL degree towards ueulslse .'s'o'F
tho Republicans over th0tr opp0uentA
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-06-18
A LITTLE NONSENSE.

WHEN man draws an inference he
should draw it mild.
The mark of cane-Dust on the I'M
ruly schoolboy's jacket
IT is believed that the word "never''
has been crippled for life.
WHEN mans curiosity is piqued, he
asks sharp questions.
A BLACKSMITH is a better authority
than Hoyle on cold sledge."
THE sailor whose grog allowance was
cut off said it was dry dock.
MANY of the new summer books i'm
press will be bound in muslin.
A GOOD conveyancer is known by his
deeds.
"GooD morning, Patrick you have
got a new coat at last, but it seems to
tit you rather too much" "Och. there's
nothing surprising III that sure, Iwasn' t
there when L was measured for it"
SPARKLING across "A garden fence adj
mlts of good deal being said on botn
sides.
IT's a wise man that can recognize a
circus from the description given on the
advertising boards.
WHEN some politicians are weighed
they are found wanting every office in
which there is vacancy.
NOTHING will please girl so much as
the information that rival, who is try
ing to rob her of her best fellow, has
got pimple coming on her nose.
In Missouri town, Il thief, being
caught i'll mans cellar, explained that
he was there to get out of the way of Il
cyclone.
WHEN newspaper mans face is
wreathed i'll smiles it is impossible to
tell whether he has drawn lottery
prize of $780, or just heard of a
nitro-gl ycerine explosion whereby six
men were blown to pieces. We only
know that he feels happy.
WHEN, upon inquiry after young
lady's health, we learn from her own
lips that she is "nicely." we know that
she was born in New England, and that
she would be "purty well " out West
and " tolerable" in the South.
"WHAT % cents a pound for saus-
ages. Why L can get 'em down at
Schmidts for 20 cents" "Vell, den,
Wy didn't yer?' "Cause Schmidt is out
of 'em. well, den, NV was owit of
'em | sell 'em for 20 cents, too
PROFESSIONAL pomposity is well taken
off in the following anecdote : Shields
doctor docking learned and speaking
slowly" Well, mariner. which tooth
do you want extracted? Is it the molar
or incisor?' Jack (short and sharp
" 1t is in the upper tier, on the l.rrboard
side. Bear a hand, you swab, for it is
nipping my jaw like lobster "
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-06-18
CONyICTS on THE SEA.

We were about 800 miles south of the
Cape of Good Hope, and our ships head
pointed nearly due east. Twelve
knots an hour" says L to the skipper, in
reply to Glow much is she making p
The dripping log line was rolled up and
the time-glass placed away in the bin
nacle. An extra pull was taken on the
braces, the yards pressed hard against
the stays, and right well did the old
Marathon lie over from the heavy
breeze that swelled our canvas to its
greatest tension. hove the log again.
How much now?" says the skipper.
"Twelve and half, sir"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-06-18

Standing where the bleak winds whistle
Round her small and fragile form;
Arms within torn garments nestle,
Standing there at night and morn;
Hundreds passing by unheeding,
'Cept to josie her aside
There, with bare feet cold and bleeding,
She in tones of anguish cried;
sinister Please give mo penny,
For I've not got any pa
Please, sir, give me just one penny,
want TO buy some bread for maj
CHORUS.
While we beg for those with plenty,
Ana for them tn us unknown,
Wen not forget our little " Barefoots,"
They are heathens nearer home.
Hailing thus each passing stranger
As they hurriedly went by,
Some would turn and gaze upon her,
Pity beaming from their eye;
Others cast frown upon her,
Needing not the plaintive cry:
u must have some bread for mother,
Or with hunger she will die.
Mister Please give me penny,
For I've not got any pa
Please, sir, give me just one penny
want to buy some bread for ma"
CHORUS,
While we beg for those With plenty, etc.
III.
There, one chilly day in winter,
Barefoot sat upon the pave.
Outstretched were her little fingers,
But no pennies did she crave.
There, while begging bread for mother,
Death had chilled her little heart,
Yet each day We see some other
Playing Lite Barefoots part.
mister! Please give me penny,
For I've not got any pa
Please, sir, give me just one penny
i want TO buy some bread for ma"
CHORUS.
While we beg for those with plenty, etc.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-06-18
Protection Against Flies and MOsqui.
foes.

A correspondent of Nature makes
known what he calls "an absolute prs
ventive of the bites of mosquitoes, gnats,
of green fly in the winery, blight in the
garden, and a protection to animals from
these insect pests. 1t is simply weak
solution of quassia. He applied it to a
peach tree growing upon a wall, exposed
to drought and which blighted, and
blight was prevented. In the winery it
succeeded equally WELL Instead of lime
washing the walls to get rid of the green
fly, one watering with quassia dismissed
them in day. His head gardener, who
had previously much experience in
nursery grounds, wondered that he had
never heard of it before. He now uses it
in all cases as protection from flies and
blight. The dilution goes long way
one pound of chips of quassia wood,
boiled and reboiled in other water until
he has eight gallons of the extract for his
garden engine. He finds it inadvisable
to use it stronger for some plants. This
boiling makes the quassia adhesive, and
being principally applied to the under
leaf, because most blight settles there, il
is not readily washed off by rain. And
now as to gnats and mosquitoes: A young
friend OF the gentleman was severely bit
ten by mosquitoes, and unwilling to be
seen so disfgured, sent for quassia chips
and had boiling water poured upon them.
At night, after washing, she dipped her
hands into the quassia water and left it to
dry on her face. This was perfect pro-
lection, and continued to be so whenever
applied. At the approach of winter,
when flies and gnats get into houses and
sometimes bite enormously, grandchild
eighteen months old was attacked. The
nurse was given some of weak solution
of quassia to be left to dry on his face,
and he was not bitten again. 1t is in
nocuous to children, and it may he pro-
lection also against bed insects. But
this has not been tried. When the solu-
ton of quassia is strong it is well known
to be an active hy-poison, and is mixed
with sugar to attract flies, but this is not
strong enough to kill at once.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-06-18
Vegetine.
IN POWDER FORM
80 CTS. A PACKAGE.
Dr.w. ROSS WRITES:
ScrofuIa, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism, Weakness.
n. n. STEVENS Boston have been prscticins
medicine for twenty-five years. and 90 remed!
for Scrofula Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, kheuma
ism, weakness, and all diseases OF the blood. !
have never found its equal. have sold VEoErrsk
for seven years aud have never had one bottle re-
turned. would heartily recommend IL 70 those In
DR. w. ROSS, Druggist,
Sent. IL 1875 wilton, Iowa
Vegetine.
One Package in Powder Form
Cured Scrofula.
HOW TO REDUCE YOUR DOCTORS BILLS.

% BREMEN ST., East Boston, Mass.,)
Sept 50, 1879.
Mr.. H. r. srEvENs-Dear Sir: Ny little daugh-
tor Stella has been afflicted long time with Scrof
ua, suffering everything. / employed different
physicians in East Boston, but they helped her
none. bought some OF your POWDER FORM VEoE-
TINE and my wife stepped 1t and gave 1t TO the child
according to the directions aud were surprised
in fortnghts time to how the child had gained
in flesh and strength. She is now gaining every
day, and can cheerfully recommend your remedy
70 be the best we have ever tried.
Respectfully yours, j. 7. WEBB.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-06-18

RECENT returns show decrease of
pauperism in England.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-06-18

While we beg for those with plenty, etc.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-24
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06
SoSs rom Bishop HAHN.
WHEELING, January 5.

EditjIs Intelligence.
A writer in yesterdays l%STEtLIGRNcRR
finds fault with our version OF Elk. xxXiv.
20. Can the writer translate o Latin
sentence? He has certainly failed in this
attempt. What becomes Of the Latin
word Gdciesl He does not translate it at
oil. Again where did he find an edition
oithe vulgate containinethe word cOneaa'
There is no such word, and therefore no
OF our Bible contains it.
Is he not slightly presumptuous in
criticizing St. Jerome? AS Latin was his
vernacular, l venture TO affirm that he
understood It much better than his
modern critic. II the writer will open an
Enalish+eaashAAtietf7o Ex1tus5 ne witt tint
an explanation OF the phrase "horned
face" II is q literal rendering OF the
Hebrew, karan. But II he dislikcs the OK.
preston, let him begin the work Of re.
formation in the Protestant Bible, where
| read: Ps. oNXXn. IL, "There will |
make the horn OF David TO bud" Did
David have horns? Again: Deut. xxxmI.,
speaking OF Joseph the sacred writer says,
". III" Ellis horns are like the horns OF
nnicorns." Did Joseph, too, have horns2
| will conclude my reflections with an old
Roman adage: "Nesutor supra Crepidam,"
which translated freely, as your CORES.
pendent would have the word OF God
translated, runs: "Let not q shoemaker
go beyond his last, JouNJ J. KAHN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06
-nnISrEREsr 70 y
/ FRESH q has a limelike surface; stale
! - nlnssv and smnoth Of shell.

no., L0. a linsliks surface: stale
a lhSsh ~ AN and smooth Of shell.
ekss Nc go E"s,ah mn,bsrs M longer use
Many Englsn nS.aiI ohiiSren;s winter
white muslin ior stia ins.aaJ th;cL While
dresses, puI emPI'! A''"- ~
serge or meFlno' ,,.r
MANY soups are Detler on Lils uay " rot
they are made, PrU DinI'IS or Iei.t long
warmed over to0 HuvG hscome bot,
over the nre u,'eF .He tho scorci,v Of
a NOVELTY IN flowers, NE sca,G.'y u
which will probably make II a cosby G y =
exclusive hshion in ii9raI garn n ms,ri ~
new striped tea rose called tue Am'0'"
Banner"
MgTAL mounted hair'brushes and hana.
glasses tarnish easily and Siten ieaS "nS an
Toilet articles mounted In plain polished
ivory possess neither OF these dlsaaVah-
tages.
IT IA said that q Glove dropped into ink
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06
nIED.

OOEN~Mouday moruIns, January :. 1854, at hall,
past Ave O'clock, CnAs. A. Coax, Ia the 10Th year oil
niS ago.
The funeral will take place Thursday morning
January s, at hall. past ten o'clock, from bis parents
residence, No. IS Virginia street. Island. Friends oil
the iamlly arc respectfully invited to attend liner
mcnt At Greenwood.
u~AVERLY-On Saturday, January 1, 1880, at $50
r, ~, Mr. C. D. hAvRRl.Y, Of SArdis, MOuroe 60 20.
Tho deceased was afflicted for a number of years
with asthma, but attended, to business up to Thurs
day evening, at which time he was taken suddenly
III and died on Saturday. lie leaves n vile and sew
eral bro hers TO mourn his loss. lie wasa soldier In
the late war. aud lost a leg. sarlh lOSeI one oil her
best citizens. n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06

Jacob, after having personated l2sau,
kissed his cousin Rachel as soon as he saw
her, and their parents approved.
Then they will care for 1t as little as
grecers' boys do for sugar.
Shakespeare says, 'Kiss me, sweet coz;"
and Tennyson says OF himself aud his
cousin Amy "And our spirits rushed
together at the touching Of the lips"
AS q lady is concerned 1t must be con.
sidered a fair proceeding. II she Is mar.
ried II cannot DO amiss.
Brothers and sisters kiss, and their chill.
dren should follow their example.
zone touch Of nature makes the whole
world akin " q kiss being q touch Of nature
they should kiss TO make them still more
akin.
Family affection Is a tender and beauti.
full plant which cannot be too carefully
nurtured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06

NJ oTICE-HAyING SINCE THE 1sr
In Of January made a change In my manner Of
conducting business, l respectfully call the attention
Of my patrons, and the ptOploOf Wheeling and Tieil-
ity 70 Il. In the future, ali persons dtiing Tor pie
lures at my Studio Will b required 70 make z par
tial payment, after sitting, In advance, in order 70
secure a completion Of The work, and the bIlAnce VIII
be required upon delivery Of the pictures.
IhlE S.cT, ! an sorry 30 say, Is inl-
peraiive, In order 10 protect my lnteTestI-,to
many people 10 the past sitting ftE pictures and then
falling 10 have them finished. Time u money, AUD
this adAge finds almost hourly exemplihcaton 10 my
business Ia the number Of porous who constantly
await my attention. And while consider y my
duty to satisfy my patrons, and will always. cheer
fully endeavcr to DO 20, nJnatter how many Lltinls,
or how much time may DO consumed, kull thl9E
that after doing that, my services should At least be
Tequftcd by an order for tina work, aud I partial pay
ment 10 advance as security that the party Intends
calling for them; or In ths event Of their not calling
as compensation for my lOS Of time and material.
People will oblige mo by remembering the above
when calling for T~ietGres, 10 order 10 prevent any IN:
plta,antncss In our Transaction, as ! VIII IlSilly aud
lndIsc, Intimately enforce II. Trusting thAtOuF rUla-
tlous may bc aS pleaElntiu the future As III the past,
and assuring the public that Ia III things | will en-
deaVOr 10 serve them, lrcmaln respectfully
ja5 J. A. II. PARSONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06
should Cousins Kiss.

Number three Of a series Of prize ques.
tons promulgated by the London White.
hall Rerier. "Should adult cousins, male
and female, be allowed to kiss each other2"
Some Of the answers received are as fol.
lows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06
PHOTOGRAPHY.
ITO MY PATRONS
Those who desire
Photoqraphs for the Holidays
m nTICE-HAYING SINCE THE 1sr

I would ask 10 call for sittlngs at the ~earllest possible
time, In order to avoid the rush later i1 he month
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

FTTiAdclphiA Accommodations train only runs
between Whtellng aud Tr.Adelphia.
tDaIly'CScept SundAy-ESwlrk Accommodation.
tStaubOnville Accommodation. This train during
the day passes backwRFd and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BeltRlre, stopping whom required at
Sherman HOUSE, KtnRr!iIC, WGt Wheeling and
GrnYnl HllL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06

DOR SALE OR RENT WILL SELL
T. that well known stand, Nos. 700 aud 200! Main
Streci, occupied by J. ". FsIrel. or will rent tue
ZANE, The house Is three stories high with q cellar
There arc two good store rooms In the irt story.
The dwelling part Of the house contains fourteen
roJms, and there Is 4 gooi wash house and other out
LiIIdlnVS. The house was built Of lrsG rate material,
and HE workmanship Is i~irSt.class. The house eau DO
uECd MI together, or separated into three tenemenh.
AnnIT h SfEO. n. PARKS, jaG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-06

In poem read by Robert Grant at the
reunion Of the alumni Of the Boston Latin
school, the other day, was the following:
IN 1--WE you a tolIt, and you'll drink Il, IkuoW,
Rath you Rhose thin tTeISd are white a. the snow,
And you Whose young huaTtl, tits fair 10 assume,
Like our St0CkS aud our AtAtetmen, are all on tho
n, our great pabliu sChOOlS-may lhslr influence
spread
Int fSiatesmSn use grammar aud duuces are dead.
Unul no one dare NY, 10 this land Of the Tree.
IHe done for che DID, OF "lt'S her for ITS she"
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-26

BLACKBERRY BRANDY ut Wallace
Cannon's old stand. .g|,
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-26

For pure Champagne Lager Beer 20
to Wallace Cannon's old sta:nl Families
supplied by the dozefi-gr.,ds delivered
free Of charge.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-26
How Watches are Made, )

| I VIII Ee apparent to any one who will
| L examine Il SOLID GOLD WATCH. that
aside from the NECESSARY thickness for
engraving and polishing. Il large propor-
| ton of the precious metal used, is need.
ed only to stilcn and Lold the engraved
portions In place, and supply the ncces-
sary soiidity and strength. The surplus
gold is actually needless so far us UTI1I.
TY nnd beauty are concerned. In JAMES
BOSS 'PATENrGOLD WATCH CASES
this waste of precious metal is overcome.
and the SAME sOLID1TY AND STRENGTH
produced at from one-third to one-haIt
cl tile usual cost Of solid cases. Tho pro-
cess Is OF the most simple nature, as toll
lows: plate Of nickle composition met
ri. specially adapted to the purpose. has
two plates Of SOLID GOLD sOldcrcd ON.
ON each side. The three are then pussrd
between polished steel rollers, and The
result Is Il strip of heavy plated compost
lloil, from which The eases. backs. cen
trcs hcZrlS. &c. are cut AMI shaped by
suitable dies and formers. The Io!l in
these eases is sufficiently thick To admit
Of all kinds Of chasing, engraving aud
enamellinT; the engraved eases have
been carried until worn prrfuctlv
smooth by time aud use without rcnioy.
ing the gold.
THIS is TIE ONLY CASE MADE
WITH TWO PLATES OF SOLID GOLD
AND WARRANTED By SPECIAL
CERTIFICATE.
For sale by all Jewellers. Ask for H.
lustrate'i Catalogue. and to see variant.
March II. lSSO-ly
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-26

Pure CORN and RYE WI, skies for
sale at Wallace Cannon's old stand.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-26

The ''Cotton Boll,% the finest ~ sceus
Cigar In town, for sale OF Wallal Cav.
mons old stand. Don't 70, let il,
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-26

Diseases Of tlle
pulmonary organs
are 80 preyalent:,,,I
fatal, that a safe .,1i,l
reliable remedy Tor
them Is invalua,.lo
70 every community.
AYERS CHEnRv
PEcToRAL - sucl, n
re m o edy, and no
other aoT eninentls
marit3 the co,d
dence Of tho pubic
It is o scientific com
Ibination Of the me,li
'cinal principles a,nl
curative virtues oi
the finest drugs,
chemically united.
IN frar,-A AZ