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, 1881-11-17
IRISH sYMPAIhlZERs,

Special Dlspateh 10 1As Chteaoo 1rttInA
DuuuQuR, la. ,NoT G.-A comnittoc Of tho Land
League Ut this city called last evening un Hu,.
atur Ailiton with request fur him to deliver m
atdress OH the subject ut tho Imprisonment by
the british ntlyurnMont Ut Micbnel +. 1ioytou
aud othor American citizens. Mr. Allison po-
latoIy asked u bo excused frpu. making 4
speoch, bur promised ~ lay any mattor pre-
ssutcu by the peopIS before. the Senate and do
ali iu bls power to second their wishes On the
question 0f the duty Of our 1oYosnueut to pro.
, 1881-11-17

: sr..tnE y,t.oot.h IN 1ra rha.aao r,-th,,n.
.,.s ses,'a. sa, ~ IN Mn o"easa a,Sa"
FottT lluhoS. al,oiss NOV. N-l:p =. H.
.'asset, up-pfopelors Oscodn, Henry Howard
md barvcs. Fred .1oI}rypr and barses; schooner
fitJ,n,ic, a+on u,nru p,,,1uow t,enri
s'r4So'"' s'ea'tels m oa.'""' ""s'.
no"h-t'opohefs Moht"'.H' ias Wy auo
narkcs, 4alcoh1 and ctfsort, ). l.. llsialdson ana
lsArxos, Enst Saginaw aAl barEcs; sthuunGr
llessg llurwick. y
Wind su.lt1, rrrsh WoRther cool and cloudy.
Special Dnp4tth to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
ptIRr fftittaH, Aigh.. Nov. lg-9:h y. Ill.,
1assdl np-Ach00nurs lGa Kulth, Annie SAer-
W0Ga. y. '. lii sNAtsDn F!telw1d4, iuAauK AMpr-
len. ,,, <,,... -. ,+ v~,.. =, ,,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M1;l E.ss ,S ~ Wew ~ nusA; ~ -.
rvhsufla,'o NJ !, III. .tAGs: t % ns.soou'' "''a o"F9cs'
t"K NJ .. GasRitl as'1e aha aroMRo, slaata o,o,,
W!lhl soalh, uflsR' WcatnaF eH'uuy.
nuvrALo.
spseta. Dupa.th 10 The Chteaoo Irlbura.
DurFAtdI N, T.. Nav. l8.-Arrlscl-FroE, chi.
ca1D-lrupcll0r ljusto,t, cnr.1. etc. From Duluth
-PruPetur Arznsla, toiiF. Frntn llnf Clty-
!!nrKes slDngnaHt, ltnns'er' aGa t0hots. luMhor.
Ernn netroIt-lrupolnr J.. 7; utAtt. whoAt.
TuTtlllln-f -fsnrotief Cal!!hFhat: mhrles; !,
I i.s I .t,s,nr i,m9. II ~ t.9",:
H md inn, Siisw.,rth ,T''i' Enr Niiwn.,n"nw
Trnpri"rs H. i. itnnnev at,d III. IL jitrt,,in,.
cn%3 IT, rT.lt.ioMTrnnsllnr r. r r. HnuIt s.,m,,
1riSs. Fur observation-disclosures Francis palms,
, 1881-11-17

TotKnp, Nov. 1h-fiuAiS-Wheat duils M. rod.
spot, sis,ts, jlocnnor. tl,a. Jatluhry. &i. ett.
curn tlui; No. 4 spnt Eei nacembar, lid nskatit
January, G4c; MAY, Gso blt f1c asked uatb-Dult md
nominal.
EiAbaI.Whent easy; NJ. .rcd rt'0l. slsb hh. Il .sf
nskrd: N1vesnber, tl.1f nccanbos. &tiiA BID. tts2f
asked; IapunrY tl.:s&; February, siEtS Cnrn ensy:
Nh BrN i!c bA, }td hskeui S1vginuct. tsi1 n.kEd;
rccbaf, hl!{d b1 lilo nstuu; Jnntinry Hl}Sc, Any.
tat{..
.iiirMxSrs-wheat, s.; oD bts oorn. l2,oD Ut; uats.
LEU tu,
, 1881-11-17

uoETtlS. NV. .1C-Finuit-t'n!l and nonlhal.
t;MAIS-turn dr,n md unchanged. OAts hru: luz
proved hninnd. Hse stpaly.
FitntfH1nSa-l'urk In fn!r tsuAnd. uesf 1teady.
Lard ntrady.
HUfTEH-f1nl1.
t'HEKAE-SfHuy.
EiNN-AUHllllnlS unbalanced. ... .-.
lilHEH-FIrut. but buyers not disposed 10 operate;
We%tGtn dry, 11Vs lSey 4n wet, vAi4slic.
IAI.t,u~--Wrnkt tafH tAc. ....--.. .
MHEtltrs- Flour H.lku iris. ,Ju sacks: cora, G4Gu
btu: wflGht. II 0lt utl3 NulA. t.Akt btt.
SiIfp3iENTs-k Flour, Us urls; corn. 3.Jn bu.
, 1881-11-17

UNITED STATES COURTS.
George II. Clapp, Of ltookland, Mass., 1fcd a
hill yesterday uaalnst 4. II. Curry and J. L. Lam-
larl, executors Of the will of the luto Hen1amtn
J. Sweet. atinnie G.. 1yeb0r, Ada q. Sweet,
Martha L. Sweet. and others to forecnse a
truEt.aee1 for t1o.U00 on a. pnrt Of tho s. ". 4
Of Sec. q. md pnrt Of tho N. ". Il OF Sec. !, ~,
II, containing 1OQ 100 acres.
, 1881-11-17
Il, o, 8,
Dla1oyn1 Talk by II lluxalnn Concerning
Tho Cznr aud tIo Mobiles.


7b tbs Editor at Tbs chtea4o Tribune.
CHICAGO, Nov. t0.-Undcr tho hcal "Genural
DiscUntent atld Dts0rghnlzAtfon appeared
correspondence about htlssia In your ycstcrtny'a
rTlnunR. Allow mo to innke a few remarks
about tho present state of anairs In that collla-
try. It Is no wonder tho peasants {AtouJicks} ARC
liable to thu temptation Of dividing tho woalth
aud property or tho nobes mud Rich between
themselves: tlurlux thoir thousand years OF
slavery thoy got to be in BONO rcspccta COM
munlBts, and think tho time hns como for them
to enjoy elu1.ty tho Koous OF nature. Could
you ur Nuy ono clsn, from tho standpoint Of An-
n,anty, bla1ne the poor peasantry II they. to
accomplish ttt9fr freedom and secure q wMy to
progress. snall kill tawof tho miserable nobIcs
who meyer In their lives know how to earn a
days broal; who, when they had sorts, wero
selling, tradiuR, and giving them awuy;
who Aebnnchcd tAe1r wtycs and listers;
and, though 1t could hardly DO said 10 be a Gus
tom, was often tho case t1at tao owner Of The
snarried won,a,,s 81 atreo1on: 1t Icast, sho lad 10
submit, ind II hu tthe htisbaud) rnlspl any OBJ
Jectlons (which often was the oase> ho would be
flpKKGd almost tu lGAth, or sent to Siberia; atG
after such u lIFo for many hundred ycarh, would
i 10 surprising to sge the pn,tsants Mvoaklux
h9r WfTSaf @ T. Hs h. 70 M III ,s.er
i1l 1t, and t!on't think such aeton will are0tn-
plIsl, nuythn9. lto must 10. willingly Or not.
tltMe. Ete Ii relying upon The clergy uud army.
On the fnrner lio nnny depend. but NOT un tlo
ater r. Try GefKy w na ~ tS9y ara
aMlu III long us tho Etnper1r lives. Nut !nnk AKn
tllerc appeared ni srer OF tho ltussian Ml'listur
towards rsllKous Instruction III scnoo!s. Not
only .loss TUG uovcrnt,snt '!sa ~ ay4t!abio
pnwer oi abs.lH.is y ~ sras ti!e !oas ct tsesrty
tho Church to help III aupprcssinE It. Could tlero
bo doprAvlty on the part Of tha uoyerr!ne,tt3
Tho Cxar Ii tho nta1 VI tito Church. nat Iur It's
yltry. No. hin uurkO1ll hgftH{ fltlft HluUlIHt tn
, 1881-11-17

tnrrrnt rr,"..s ncentptH ltn; shil,rnts ~; .1.-
kps Hfndyt rnslvH ahI4pcfa. Iifh =; nht's0 ttnCk'
er-. fIlU;I.&': nnt'vn rnw.. f:k*t': sft"s Texa".
fj.i4E!l. ~; m,i-nrcg.lk. e. tH<L@A .t ia.
lnwce: cE0ic0, ta!Ua'sl tn1sd packing, t3,fb45s0|
ltrht Ahlhninr. AuGKl l.Ml.
, 1881-11-17
l'ROUACls COURT.

III tho estato Of Mnry q. ThIcrkofr ct al., MI
nnra, letters Of guardianship were iRsuel to
Katherine ThtcrKutf. t,n,1cr bond fur $7.UN.
III the astalG Ut tnn,Gs II. TAyIur, deceased,
l9uorb 1f administration Wcr9 Rtanted to
Charles i. lIoit, uuliur bund for Su1U,
, 1881-11-17
SPls1S0Fflsf.1, APPELLATE.
Hpftt0t Ljfspdtth to Tha f,hfrooo 1l.t,.,

Apfetnt Dtspdtch to Tbs Chicago Trtbuns
trHESartEf.t', H.. Nov. ll,.-Tho fnii,w,,.
orders werc entered In the Appellate Curt ,ns
,lay: W.
Snyder ys. HILL: error to rurd. ,uo,i,::, e..
cgvo 10 lB r!en uf stnthtn 0f istnttntn i;i" '"r
brown Va. Jntils0n; hppcat frCu iiik". mn.
ttoIl 10 Btilss appeal allowed, with IN t,,r c"u+
damages. ~ P'' 'eHt
Usi,orna vs. Clapn: error TO Morgan t.ou,,,
Court: motion uy LptuH1nnt III crrtr fnr x,"n5
sion Of tlc tu flo briefs allowed in .lst nst 'H'
TIFFANY "a. ItuHrY: appeal rrulH Murunn. lin.
extentlctf tn nrpcInht ltH !nyA tn Mo rrcnt '"'
BrOWt ~. 'tltii0tt: HpprHl fr}ul ChrIsti.,,
mutton by Nppcsuu IL dismiss nt,i,ruI nvrrr,,in'
Link ys. Mcf.urc: nppcal froin EaIaor: m,,tint
by HrpcIlce Y tux cost Ut nppcileu'a nGstrn"tt
aRnii,at appellant. "''''"'s
liandlrY W. Welsh; npponl from Ciark. ,t,,o
extended II Gppcliant to 18th lust. ID file I'll" aa.
MAY TERM.
rcnsn ". 1to''rrts; appeal fTnm yapcomo,.
tcnvc u nnrcllRHt TO Withdraw record fur nur.
fnsr Ut rOt!lltR. wa '"A'
Wnlnstl, st. Louis &: rao0c lea,troad finn.
pnny Va. ncctor: nppcNl from Fl,.i0u: tinn ~.
fGDod 10 npttellnnts ten days to tic records nm
tU Ian. II 10 lite abstract and br!eIs ""s
t'HrIin W. Mlllhr: nrpcal rrnn Fulton: tI,nr
extended to appellant to Iail. 1885,, to tic ren
0rtt. '' ''s'
Smith vs.. coHhurn; appeal from Hancock.
strilCt unI hrlefH, N ''''
Tho examination OF students takcs pece In
tips court tomorrow.
, 1881-11-17
f.nsl.1t0E

NEW ORLEANS. nov. la-CoTToS- -HteAdy. 'n!ldllnR.
1l.lc, lbw lu. lJ&c; good urdnury. lttkc; net re-
csIpts, latN taesl gross. 7Lis}. oxpotts 10 uroat
slta1n. aasl Continent +,*; coasiwlss. ioo, sales.
s,uh; stock, 2rl,uM
iAivEHTo&, fiDv. ~. G.-C0TTnN-steady. nliidlin1.
1li&c; low nldllnR. lics Ennd ordinary 1u1u: net
receipts. 2.Nu balesi sa!es. l,!tl: atack. aluU
Y. la!u!s., Aov; t-GnrrnS-EtT{n' mlddIinxs
l,Si5; stock t7,iM -r -,
, 1881-11-17

HrprAto. n. T.. Nov, lH.-tiEtAfN-Entlreiy uCg
iauteds guptAton rnn!lnnly unchanged.
CANAL FNEtuATY-Wtlunt nt 80
, 1881-11-17

i.nANPtRt. Fn.. Hnr. M-rETltotEuN-A1nrGc
exaltea and henvy, opened a. thu hlalestt lo~'
aat. E2ci aloaHL, h1i{p. 49,. ...
.,Flrr4MrMI. lH, Nov. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
untnA certacnsaH wuak nna !nsutsIgu, siosed Hl<ui
retinUtl. is{c. GhltA&ulplsia Lbtifsfy.
irEny!hi... ln:. H',v. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VI
kl}4U hl1fust. kJku tHW4Ss AA&4gt GlHsD NJ sI}toi
shpnlvnls. s3,dn! charters. IT'LL, runs. 1l,a&
, 1881-11-17

NEW fuiW, Euv. lh-Markat quiut und nt1us c0ltnn
KnUds MlynR IteHlt nt,c1lnt nf back urtf1fs hui
uslana ht nrst hands uniy tn!crAtpi prints quiet.
tieaIrube ayItk trlnly hela. woeu good. qsiUt and
hrni aalTts MD dnWvs III tAlr Ivp1nnd. light supply
, 1881-11-17
J1ET'IlO{T,

IETNnJT, Mich, Nov. lt-FiuU1t-uRchRnxed.
GNAlN-Whaht unscttIddt Mn. l white. fl.:sI cashs
November and year, sl:sas, December tl.as5S. Inn
unry. *}ssf; Fobrunry, sI:E9i Atareh No. rad und
Nhlt1s m sales,
HHCElisTH-W heaa. 4l,du BIT,
SUPERINTENDENT, ll+uGU Gu.
, 1881-11-17

Special psudseh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
kASHAa EtTY. INV. lG-GHAiS-Tha Prize Current
reptEtA: Whght-Noccipta Ii ~ bu; shipments l.U9
bu: IoHer November and cash. BIC; naoantsr, si!4o,
No. T. castl, IScIl3t .1i>S; Nm. x CASH. 31Ii Janu4ry,
st,91 No. i. cnah sl.l. turi-Itse9ipts, 4.:jl but
shipments. N.Gal bill xl0H AiIu M9Akt NO. ca1A,
tSJltct December. H5AL
, 1881-11-17

tcrt Its e!tIkons. \ meeting ~ tn s,c hrl1 NEXT
Tur.ttny, 1T which tho errhtur hills AErce'l 10 DO
present,
, 1881-11-17
VESSEL CHARTERS.


Rptstal utgpatth 10 Tho CHICAGO Tribune.
nurrAtA,, N. T.. Eay. fD.-CoAl freiRhts remain
unsettled. There Is hut little Inquiry for tnn-
t,nHa tu Ehten1o aud Milwaukee. and tho rata nf.
fercu Is about tttg) Tito achtt,MGr LON Ellis
worth, light frb.l Eric, is lUuIiny for thIeago m
pr,vntp ter,s. al,d tho schooner Frunels Palms
tur Cleveland at 40 cents. Canhl trc!xlta aro
yury dull, alltl rntes wer0 nnmuNlly atAehnnEcl.
iiut few through shipments aro made now. Tho
sci,onncr sureland wsA rcleasod this mornlng.
Al.out :aD TONS ~, coil wcro ltRhterel ar hcr.
which tett hcr atiil out SIX Inches. Atsrr yiRur-
o!!s dss.!E!ily y tha tug i!ryans sbe b. was pnitM
nnd HccesanrY aKht rrnn!rs tnMto ~ bcr GuttnnI.
She wna nut nntnXr'l, MD WIS not leuk.1l1. Slu
Will Kot n,vuy tut,!nrrnw.
At NlLwAUKEK. WIS.
Special Dtspateh to 1hs Gtteaeo TftbuH4.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, NDy. ld.-Tho aeow Helen
lu4 been chartered fur n cArXH OF haruw1iNi
lnB.,er from TrAscrsu nay to lhIs port as u
per thousand.
At CLETEf.AND o.
i1,esat Dtsnltea 10 TAs Ghteae, 1stbnnr.
Ut.EvELASlA H., Sut. lD-ChArters- Schooner
oliver Mitchell. coal III ChIcugo ut $l::5
, 1881-11-17
Not n lsead Iuster but q Itepubilc4n
Victory.

A largo uia1U1ty Ut those voting the Read
Juater Ticket laat Tuesday hr0 uut.and.uut ltu-
publtcana, aud noyeF pr0fGase1 to 10 anything
else TA0 Republicans, white aid black,
~. gotlcra! rule. roted the k!uAGno
llnket. They therefore llnSe sho In.wcr to c0,n-
pei lheir leadees 10 Rekaowlv.1K1 alleEtAncu 10
tho NepubIlca, 1iasty; 2nu haIicu wu trust th4s
thfa nlnsQuerndlnx under tho Kulsu 0f ro,t,l-
two permanent pattlas III any ct.Antry. Eyory
nun must III lHsa, 1t not s0onor. loiu Que nr tho
other OF the Two ggoat pasttoa Ut this country.
, 1881-11-17

n
WILMINGTON, N. o., Nov. lh-HrlhlTS W TUnpRX-
TlSE-unchunHgA.
, 1881-11-17

!. A Pain in tho Elde Often Comes from
tho LIVER, aud Is reltsvsu by Carters Little Liver
, 1881-11-17

1pte1aI D4odEfA % Iha EA@saee 1flbuK&
NuvrALO, N0Y. la--&hlnMAnles GeqrRo W.
IIuywari, Lighthouse inspector Of this district,
has iBsuau tho follnwiN4: "NoticH Il hereby
Hlyeh thRt tho removal Of the tuoYa lu the
, 1881-11-17

1SutANAFNf.Is, Nav, W.-uNAiN-wheat t!snlt si16
1lM Corn nsln; now, h1tsala, Oats iula A1tslto.
, 1881-11-17
MARINE NEWS.
But little or No Activity Yester.
day in the Way Of Grain
Freights.
Increased Demand by Shippers
for Lumber stitt Orc
Carriers.
Dock and Other Notes-Vessel Charters
Around tho Lakes-Arrivals and
Departures.
LAKE .ESltEtGtlT8.
f1tt4{T.

GRAIN.
Thcre was nothing now In uralu frtiRhts yester.
tlny. Thcro wis no ,ls,nund by shirpur8 for vos-
scis u cs,artcr wns ,nado 10 cnrry cargo of
luxsccd to flulTalo at II cents n buHlIel, which
n nt,Out c1ini ~ II Gents III carn MIST ar tho
lnrK, snil grnIn- carriurs ut this port hive boes
stripped Uf thoIr cas,yus mud lnll up fur tho sna.
suit. Nearly all tho big llHo rrupcllcra nro nnw
OH their WY ,0wn thu ehkGs 0n their lAsl trip,
nnl those upward. bo,,n vii! uo lal.a u and pitt
into winter quarters IN their nrrlrat. Tho snA.
son, 80 far rs urnin-earrlcrA nrc c0ncprntd. Is
nenrly If not alrcusy over. Yesterdays cnKaRo-
lncilts embraced tho folIowlnKs ~
FIR BuGuh.. uHshets,
Propeller f!lanehnrt!. whent... .liMn
EruNIGr lftflChnrla, t3rE1.. lOU0
I'ropcllur II. y. iAckcr. taxseeu... .4hOOO
Schooner Adventure, corn...... h'eD
Total cnpae!ty. 'ss,s0
I.istHER.
Tho demand for lumber cnrrcrs continues cx-
ccesllngty hr!sk ,,y shippers. and NIL available
vessels nru quickly tnkc11 at tho reccnt advanced
rates, which arc t,rn,. Tic bntnnco Of tic tltap
ahort, and mnkcs shippers anxious to yet every
fuot on bs,ard that Is posstbr. Quito n ilcct was
chartered yesterday ut the Roing ratcs.
tnnN-t>HE.
Vessels for tt!s tratn remain In active dcmand.
Suitable enrrlera. flDwGyGr arc source, md OWL
ers l,nvn no troalIu IN placing their crart. K"tcs
nro very f}rn. ari In Instances un nrlvarco ovct
tho current rntea ln1e :,ccn pniA for exception
ably Kotnl carriers. Several cl,nrtcrs were ru'
u,rtrsl ycstertlny* and tho dumand for vessrls
excccdcd tho supply.
There Ia Int little inquiry ut Buffalo for tom
mayo to thts port and Milwaukee, tho s>uek III
Cout TN huni thoro still being very small. Hates
remain non,lnally llnchnnscl.
, 1881-11-17

Oswxuu. Nov, 1,s-tiAAlS-Whaat stoady, Cosu
duIli WeHtaFn inIxsd, Tic.
, 1881-11-17

Manua was once Jawish food; Jew and 0opsllt
alike now usv ur. Bulls C1uxh sysup. ~.
, 1881-11-17

rHJLArxlPHlA, Nov. ld-FLoun-lnAettse, hui
E4Ilsrs Hsul. Alau2susa v14ax, N,Q5441.sQt QAiQ
, 1881-11-17

:. ,a;zs *#*$@%$:.ss;:: *#*s@%
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-21

The Industrial South.
The virginiaScontroyerts and refutes By
facts, figures and the results Of analyses the
claim Of the leading trade journal Of Pitts
burgh-the American Ntandfacturer-tha
the Pittsburgh Goals are superior 10 those
Of the Kannwha valley,and especially TO BE-
preferred In the Western markets. OF the
general advantages and prospects Of the
two lOCalitiesf our Stanton contemporary
says! 1.-THE great Kanawha basin Is just
now entering upon q career OF development
that is sure TO make It, especially in most,
II not all, the Western markets, a success.
full rival OF the great city that hith.
erto has sat unChallenged queen OF coal
at tho head Of the Ohio-foi
the simple and easily understood reasons
that Pittsburgh is more than 200 miles
farther from Cincinnati, the centre Of this
western coal consumption, by way Of the
river, than the heart OF the Great Ranawhu
coal field, and that she has but one excel
lent coal bed, or at the most, two, to rely
on for her marketable supply, and fol
quality and adaptability, while the Great
Kanawha field las not only the same beds
Of coal that Pittsburgh has, but now has
opened more than a dozen other and differ
ent beds, ranging in thickness from 3 to Il
feet-fOur ofthen exceeding the average o.
the great Pittsburgh bed itself In thickness
each bed furnishing a coal Of different
character and adapted for different uses, al
everyone that knows anything about Coal
Is bound to admit"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-21

The steubenyille Gdinte Is the only
Democratic daily newspaper in Eastern
Ohio.
Mator.Gcneral Bob Love has abjured
politics and lecturing and gone to work al
manual labor, after the fashion Of The
Apostle Paul.
The 9. & 2. Railroad Is ballastlng with
blast furnace cinder.
A lot Of German carp fish were placed
in the Ohio at this point. They were sem
here by the West Virginia Fish Commits
sion.
Dr.. Kelly and two daughters, Of Portland
Station, arc very low with diptheria. There
are other cases at Portland.
Prof. Carl Hermann, formerly OF Wheel
ing, now OF New York, Is expected 10 give
concert In Steubenyille during the holi
days.
II the Won steubens should hear Of the
reception those ladies Of WellBville and
Terre Haute were given last night on South
Fifth street, they will feel TO rejoice thai
the city failed to collect enough funds tC
receive" them. We are boss town, We
re.-iStubenrite Herald
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-21

Tens Of thousands Of dollars nfe squandet.
ed yearly upon travelling Quacks, who 90
from town to town protesting to cure all the
Ills that our poor humanity Is heir to. Why
will not the public learn common sense, and
II they are suffering from dyspepsia or liver
complaint invest dollar In Spring Blossom,
sold by all druggists and indoNed by tho
faculty. See testimOnlalA Price 80 cents,
trial bottles 10 cents.
Sold BY Laughlin Bros, 4 Co, Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling w, W,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-21

In inhammatory or acute diseases the
pulse may raise 10 100 or even to 100 in
the adult, and become so frequent in the
child that 1t cannot be counted. Muscular
exertion, mental excitement, digestion, al.
cohoiC drink and elevation above the sea
level, accelerate the pulse, and, as n gen.
eral rule, 1t is more frequent in the morn.
ing than in the evening. 1t Is lower In
sleep, and from the effect Of rest, diet, cold
or blood.letting, The pulse Of grown
woman exceeds that Of man Of the same
age rs mitch as ten TO fourteen beats min.
ute, and according to some authorities, Ii
less frequent in the tall than in the short
person, the variations being about four
beats for each six inches Of height.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-21

1Iow often persons have been annoyed by
burrs ciinging to their dress or clothing, and
how seldom have they, when cleaning them,
given Il a thought that BuftlOck Root IL the
most valuable blood cleanser and purifier
known, and Is sold by every druggist under
the name Of BurdOCk blood BlltefS. Price
81 90; trial size 10 cents
Sold by t,aughlin Bros, 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-21

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
With the excruciating pain Of cutting teeth
II 50, go al once and get bottle Of Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup II will relieve
tile poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon II there Is no mistake aboutiL There
IL not mother on earth who has ever used
II, who will not tell you Of once that IL will
regulate the boyeli, and give rest to The
mother, and relief and health 10 the child
operating like magic, II Is perfectly safe IA
use In all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is the prescription Of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses III the United
States. Sold everywhere. % cents q bottle
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-21

Long Reach Letter IN The Star.
l am glad to report that n live interest IL
still being felt in wool growing in this part
Of the county. Nearly all heretofore en-.
gagged In the pursuit have increased THEFT
herds. Sci. Wells has over 800 head fol
winter, and Is DESTROYS Of increasing his
flock. There are in this valley over one
thousand sheep, when three years ago
there was not one hundred, and now
farmers tell us this Is why they are con,
tented and happy, for all they have TO dc
Ia 10 obey Franklin's maxim, keep thy
flock and thy flock will keep thee"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-21
PILES.

How many suffer torture day after day making
lie burden aud rObblng existence Of ali pleasure
IL ready to the hand VI almost any one who viii use
systematically the remedy that has permanently
cured thousands simmons Liver Regulator, 4 no
drastic violent purge, but gentle assistance 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-21

u
NV YoBE. 60Vumhetla .-inN1Y-Sl Per cen
pr annumi iet per cent Per diem, eioSing a. I pe
cent Rpme mercantile paper taJ per cent
Sterling Exchange bankers biiil steady u = 81
GoVERsxEsTs-Weak and lSaH per cent, lower
except for extended q, which are unchanged.
Q, g q extended .,.l 1913 Lehigh 4 Wilkes-.lOgl;
., 9 s., extended. l0l3 astP Gsx. City 6ntL llg1
~ coupons Y. Pacific bonds lstA u
9SSSpoa q YSS y +4d a GTSntl l3
Central Pacific iSEiis Tcxas PSsiSs I'd E'IS 75
fodered.
RAILRoLB BoNDs-InegulAE, but In the main
weak aud lower. Kansas and Texas general mort.
Incomes 10 S9 ffon 6lS;; Ohio Central incomes q
" from ~; do, lists 10 " from l00 and Lake Erie
and Western incomes to 60 from 6S
STATE sEGVRITIn-Dull,
Louisiana Console. 60 Virginia 6s,,...,..,...,,,4
y Missouri s''''' ''ilS Virginia COnsuli, eI,
Tennessee 6s,.r,,,., 70 Virginia deferred, IlSIs
Tennessee q, new 70 NoGered,
sTocKS-Thc market was irregular at the open.
Ing aud early dealings were characterized by 1 ie-
yertsh tone, the general tendency being towards
hFst board, from which there was partial rcCoy.
cry, but owing 70 the uncertainty which prevailed
Is toihe condition Of the Boston banks aud To the
hardening tendency OF money, there was heavy
PiusauIa " hell uuIluk tue AltetNOoU ana Prices
fell Oh steadily, the lowest quotations being
touched, After the second call the decline ranged
from u TO s. per cent, the latter for Memphis and
Charleston: Texas Pacific selling OF ~, Manhattan
Elevated 81 Metropolitan Elevated "a; ClncIn.
natl, sandNSkO and Cleveland, and st, louis and
san Francisco preferred "a; New York Central 2JS
Kansas and Texas ~; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy and Missouri Pacific az; Western Union
and Wabash 21Si and Indiana, bloomington
aud Western per cGpt
In the anal dealings when money became easier
and tho bank difficulties In Boston proved 10 have
been less serious than anticipated, the market be-
came hrmcF and closed at recovery Of u 10 III per
cant, which wasmnst marked In Texas Pacl6c Gin,
clnnati, SanduSky & Cleveland, New Jersey Central,
Western Union, Metropolitan & Manhattan Eeyat.
Cd, Chicago, burlington & Quincy. Lake Shore
was again to-day the most active stock aud IS com.
parAtiVo strength undoubtedly saved the general
list from stampede, This stock closed a per cent
higher than yesterday
transactions 1900 shares
Mining stocks were fairly active, and the only
stock having al advance being ROblhSon CodSollda.
ted, which EOld up irnmS 81 10 200 State lines and
3decined TO 70 under large short sales and closing
It IS. Oriental 4 Miller declined 10 Is and Miner
Ray TO IS, South pAcihC was active and weak, omen.
Ing Of IL 20 and closing at II 49, The declines elect
realizing alea The total sales OF mining StoCk in
both exchanges were 10 066 shares,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-21

In this moist and variable climate colds
are the rule rather than tho exception. Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup Is lust the REMEDY for
every one 10 take when suffering from Q
cough, cold or any throat trouble,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-21

1mpotencypfmind, limb, OF vital functions.
nervous weakness, sexual debility, &C., cured
by wells Health ReneBet.n ~, Atdrug,
dlsts. Depot, LAughlln Bros, 4 Co., Wheel.
Ing,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-21
MEpIoAL.

u YOU teel duh, drouHy, dshlhhted, have frn
quent headAphe, mouth taites badly, poor Rppafiil
and tongue coated, you are suffering from taFpid
Liver, or "hllloumen y and nothing VIII cuN you r
speedily and permanently - 70 lake simmons Live
Regulator or Medicine.