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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-10
Che GttelIigsttaa:
TO MRS. GARFIELD.

by THEODORE WATTS.
unSullIed days with toll and struggle rife
VIII win at last; yea, God had given him all
A seat above the conflict, power TO call
Peace like 4 zephyr DER mems tuFbld strife:
Home music too, children aud heroine vile,
God gaYe-then gave Deaths writing on the wall
And on the road the assassin babe him iAll
DeRth-stTickGn At the shining crest Of Lie,
And yet our our team are sweet God babe him
taste
Honey and milk aud mama minlng down;
Clothed him with strength for good whose sweet re
uOWn
Touched wind and wave to music a. Il passed;
Then crowned him thine lndeed-givinS " last
Heroic suheriIR the true herO'A crown
FUN he London .itAeHfuH
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JACOB MARTzoLy, Of Lancaster, n, Y, say
yOnr Spring Blossom works well for every.
thing you recommend IL Riyselt, wife, and
children have all used II, and you can't find
healthier family in New York State, Oct.
5, 1850, Price so cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
Sold by I.anghlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W, Va.
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CARBUSKLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores OF long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC., posi-.
lively cured without the aid OF a knife or
poultice, by using Mrs, Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salye. Piles, Salt Rheum, Fry
Sipelas, Soft and liberated Corns, Chilblalns,
ETC., 1t has never failed TO cure. For sale by
Logan & Co. pAW
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REDS OF Down reeI Hard.

All beds feel hard to the rheumatic Then
harken ye peeyish sufferers! Apply Dr..
Thomas EcleCtric Oil to your aching Joints
and muscles, Rely upon It that you will ex-
perienCe speedy relief. Such, at least, Is the
testimony Of those who have used It The
remedy Is likewise successfully resorted TO for
throat and lung diseases, Spralns bruises, etc.
Sold by l.aughlin Bros. h Co., Wholesale
Druggists Wheeling, WA. u,i ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-10

To all who are suffering from boils, ulcers,
scrofula, carbuncles, or other obstinate dis
eases Of the blood and skin, course Of Bur
dock Blood Bitters will be found To be short
rad 70 health. Price u 90, trial size 10 cents.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W, Va.
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Henrr,a Carhalic HnIra

is the best Salve for cuts bruises, sores, ulcers
salt rheum, letter, chaPpedhands, chilblains
corns and all kinds Of skin eFuptions, fTeck
les and plmples Get HenFy's CaFbolic salye,
as all Others are counterfeit Price % cents
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You arc sick we'll, there is Just one remedy
that will cure you beyond possibility Of
doubt. Hits Liver or Kidney trouble, Con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, Debility, Wells
Health Renewerh Is your hope. 81 90 Drug
gist, Depot LaIEghlin Bros. RCO., Wheeling,
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&c HAAANA " aAAHlhnAesH
The cheapest, puIeE
and best family medicine
IN the world.
An edectpAl spec DC To-
all diseases Of the Liver
stomach and Spleen,
Regulate the Liver and
prevent
EHiLLS AND FEVER,
HAZARDOUS FEvERs,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
RESTLE SSSES, JAUN'
DICE AND NAUSEA,
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BAD BREATH.

Nothing Is 80 unpleasant, nothing 10 common ~
bad breath and In nearly every case II comes from
the stomach, and can be 20 easily corrected II you
will take simmons Liver Regulator Do not neglect
~ SURF eniedy Tor this rppulsyedlsOrder. twill
also Improve yOuFappetlte, complexion and general
health
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Dr. Green's OxyEenated nItters

Is the best remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness
malaria Indigestion and diseases Of the blood
kidneys, liver, skin, etc. .
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II YOU feel dull, dr1WIy, dehllltaied, have fre-
quOnf headaehe mouth tastes badly. poor appetite
and tongue coated, sou are suasrinG from torpid
liver, Of +hilinuRelH And nothing Wil cure yoi 70
speedily and peEnanenily a 70 takn simmons Liver
HP0ulafnf or Medicine,
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Dr. Morris LIVER PlLp are the best cathar-
tic regulators.
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"sELLERs' Liver Pills" have been the stand.
ard remedy for malaria, liver complaint, COS
tlvene@, ETC., for fifty years. .tL
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DJRSo's CATARRH sSuTT cures all affections
Of the mucous membrane, OF the head and
throat,
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Diminished VigOr

Is reimbursed III great measure to those troubled
with weak Kidneys BY u lndlciOts use Of HOSTEL.
and stimulates without exciting the urinary OgtanH.
In conjunction with Ia influence upon them,
Il COrreCts acIdlty, improves appetite, and Il In
Another marked quality IA lts control over fever
and ngie, and it, power Of preventing IT, For
sale BY all Druggists and Dealers generally
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Their Popularity and Sale Are
Truly Unprecedented.
Their Customers Praise
Them Very Highly,
And Say That They Really DO Cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, Neu.
ralgia, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, In.
digestion, Paralysis and Melancholy.

They supply need long felt, and must be.
come household remedy. Just think-to
be cured In \ few weeks Of these terrible ner.
yous troubles and awful suffering from Sick
Headache Neuralgia and Indigestion, and
the nervous system put In a natural and
healthy condition, destroying the possibility
Of Paralysis, Angina PeCtOFis aud sudden
death, which Is carrying off SO many noble
usefulness This simple remedy OF Extract
OF Celery Seed and Chamomile Flowers, com
bined in the form OF Pills, Is a boon TO hu.
manity. 1t has saved thousands OF nervous,
rickety, headaching children In our schools
and out every year, No nervous person or
sufferer from Headache, Neuralgia, IRdiges.
ton or Paralysis, will do themselves justice
until they try them.
Price, 80 cents q box. Sold by all druggists,
Depot, lO6North Eutaw st., baltimore Nd,
gplINWIP
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CONSTIPATION

Should not be regarded as triillng all.
ment-in fact nature demands the utmost
regularity VI the bowels, and any deviA.
ton from this demand pAYes the way
often ~ serious danger II Il quite ~
necessary " remove Impure AcCumula-
lions fTUm the bowels ~ II Is TO eat or
where 4 cOstiye habit Of body prevails,
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TUNoRs, eryslpelas mercurial diseases, scroi-
ula and general debility cured by "Dr. Lind
sey'S Blood SearClleF.n
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PILES.

How many suffer torture day after day, making
life burden and rObblng existence Of ali pleasure
owing u the secret suffering iOm Piles. Yet relief
b ready 10 the hand Of almost any one who will use
systematically the rinedy that has permanently
cured thousands simmons Liver Regulator, Is no
drastic violent puHle, but gentle assistance 70
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TO CHICAGO.
Only eighteen hours.

BTRuBENvILLE AccoNMODAuON,-Leav BellAlre
q $40 ?. NJ, Bridgeport 500 2. n. Arrives At steu.
behye d SOS p ~: leaves steubenyville At 1850 a,
r. Bridgeport At $50 4. Nj arrives at Bellalfe at
800 Nm
Tickets and baggage cheeks TO all principal points
- the East and West can be procured at the Ticket
once In bridgeport, Y J. X r MYEEs
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Wholesale Grocer, Main st.. wheeling. W; Va
rrnllOns OF ReGtum, PrOlApsus and Piles
w riyen up TO die and pronounced lnCumble.
b. smith cured me without knife.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
LACE BUNTINGS
SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.
NEW CASTLE co. LOAN.

WHEREAS. the floating and bonded debt OF
New Castle county, now due, and the expen.
ses incident to the removal of the county
seat, and the appropriations made necessary
by the recent act of the Legislature. for the
repair Of certain marsh banks, will aggregate
nearly the sum of 100000 Therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That the Treasurer Of New Cas-
tie county, be, and is hereby authorized to
borrow on the credit Of said county, the sum
Of one hundred thousand dollars at a rate Of
interest not to exceed four per cent. per
annum, for the purpose of taking up and
funding the said floating debt and detraying
the expenses aforesaid and for that purpose
he shall advertise in nj leastslX OF the news
papers ofthe county, for sealed proposals for
whole or part of SAID loan. The said loan to
run for the period often years, from the first
day OF July, 1881, and each year after the oh
legation OF the loan aforesaid. there shGll be
appropriated by the Levy Court, the sum Of
$4,000, which shall be invested in any out
standing loan of the county. for sinking
fund for the liquidation Of the loan aforesaid
And the said party or parties to whom the
said loan shall be awarded upon the receipt
OF the sum or sums respectively loaned by
them, certificates OF Indebtedness with in
terest payable semi-annualIy shall be issued
therefor, in the name Of The county, recting
the authority ofthis resolution and signed by
the President OF the Court. with the seal of
the court and the atteStatOn Of the same at
tached.
In accordance with the above resolution
passed by the sSid Levy Court, Wilmington.
June 9th, 1881, hereby ask for proposals for
the whole or any part Of said loan by sealed
proposals addressed to William Herbert,
County Treasurer, Levy Court Room. vii,
mtngtOn. on or before l0ocock, a. IN Thurs
day, June 10th. 1851.
lSgnedl VIM. HERBERT,
County Treasurer.
wilmington, Delaware, June 7th, 1881.
lie I.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
FrOthsngs OfBeer Brew ers.

The employees of the lager beer brew,
cries in New York andBrooklyn struck,
yesterday, for areduction of the daily
working hours from siXtein to twelve,
AMI exemption from Sunday work.
The number of men on the strike in
New York city, is over 1000 The brew
ers generally, it is said, are willing to
concede the reduction in working hours,
but not the Sunday exemption. The re-
tail dealers are not affected at present
by the strike, as most of them have on
hand a supply of beer for three or four
days. A number of the employees in
Williamsburg, Jersey City and Newark
breweries also struck. In Williams
burg most of the brewers granted the
demands of their men, it being the COM
mencement of the busy season.
In Jersey City, the men who did not
quit work yesterday said that unless
the demand was granted they would do
so to-day. A meetingof the employing
brewers was held yesterday, in New
York, at which seventy-si1 firms were
represented, including many in Brook
lyn, Jersey City, Newark and Williams
burg, and it was decided TO "Close their
5reweries rather than stop Sunday
work.
They were willing to reduce the work
ing hours to twelve per day, but must
insist on the men working on Sundays.
1t was announced last night that f.
& NJ. Shater, Henry Clausen, Elias q
Betz, Smith Bros, Phil. S. Shater, the
Manhattan Brewery, Chas. Rivinius,
M. & j. Hatfen, NJ. Kuntz, II. Jones,
and Sci waner g. Amend had yielded to
the demands of the strikers, and that
seven Brooklyn and three Jersey City
firms yielded also.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
Reaper and Binder Trial.

The trial of the champion reaper and
cord binder at the farm of James Brown.
Christiana, HID, yesterday, by e. IL.
McWhorter 4 Co., No. 2l5 Front street,
was witnessed by at least one hundred
farmers,
The machine was tested in very
heavy piece of rye which was q feet .
inches in height Three horses were
attached to it in the first place, but after
a time, finding that the machine ran
very easily one of the horses was taken
out. The rye was cut nicely and the
binder worked very satisfactorily, bind
ing the grain into any sized sheaf de-
sired with cord.
All those who witnessed the work of
the machine expressed great SatiStac-
tion, and it is altogether likely that the
Champion will have boom in New Cas-
tie county this season.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
His SeXtennial,

Edwin Goodwin, residing at G07 Tai.
nall street, reached his Goth birth day
yesterday. As n good many birth DAYS
had come and gone in Mr.. Goodwiu's
life without making mach ado over it,
so far as he was concerned, the last would
have also passed by into the abyss OF
obscnrity and forgetfuness, had not
number of his friends principally from
Union NJ. +. Church determined amongst
themselves toimpresS on Mr.. GoOdwn's
mind that the 60th birth day only caMe
once in mans lifetime and beside
that it was actually three score
years, the age allotted for man
to live unles David was mistaken
As Mr.. &. seer ed to pay no regard
himself to his birthday il was deter
mined further by his friends that he
should be reminded of it suddenly that
he might remember it hereafter. Con-
sequently about forty of his friends
popped into his residence last night and
took possession during his absence
Mrs. Goodwin raising no objections.
When Mr.. G. came home soon
afterwards and entered his residence he
was surprised to find it so uumerously
occupied, and just then he began to
think that there was something after
all in the Goth birth day that he had
never known before. After his thoughts
had become little composed, Rev, \.
Stengle stepped forward and presented
Mr.. Goodwin with suit Of clothing,
Mrs. Goodwin with cashmere dress,
Willie Goodwin with book called
"Self Help" and Miss Ella Goodwin
with a copy of Mrs. Browning'S poems.
Considerable merriment was caused
by Mr.. Goodwin trying on his new coat
which it was found would not makea
good fit without being filled in with Sev.
eral pillows. The joke was appreciated
when the big coat was laid away and
the one intended for Mr. Goodwin sub
stituted. After the presentations a
bountiful supply Of refreshments fol-
lowed. All were pleased, and on leaV-
ing wished Mr.. Goodwin many happy
returns of his natal day.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
An Excursion Event.

The excursions thus far announced
for Cape May are few and it is certain
that there has not yet been one adver-
tiSrd that presents the inducements
held out by the Sunday school of First
Presbyterian church. First of all it
will take out an orderly well-behaved
class Of people, on an excellent boat ;
second, it will have all the delicacies in
the way of refreshments that are pro-
vided for such occasions, and will have
enjoyable music by the fast improving
First Regimental band; third it will
leave early in order to give those who
20 with it all the time possible at the
Cape, and not make them waste it on
the dismal deep, and for all these in
ducements at au exceedingly reasonable
price which is in the reach Of every one,
being only 81. The excursion will take
place on the 18th, ten days hence,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
THIRD EDITION.
A FARMERS CRUELTY.
Atwood Weldin Severely Beats q
Boy without any PrOvOcatiOn.

Atwood Weldln, farmer residing
near Blue Ball, Brandywine hundred,
was given a hearing before Magistrate
O'Neill, this morning, on the charge OF
cruelty beating Aaron Smith, aged be.
tween ten aud eleven years He plead
guilty to the charge.
Aaron testified that on Saturday af-
ternoon, when he was pruning weeds in
the gard EN-, Mr.. Weldin came home from
market and sent him to hunt for goose
which, he (Weldin) thought, bad wan
dered away. He was, subsequently, sent
in search Of a missing gosling, After
searching diligently, he told the farmer
that he could not find the fowl. Hewas
then charged with having set dog up
on it for the purpose of chasing it away.
He resumed his search, but, not finding
the gosling, was, subsequently, taken
to the woods, where he was unmerciful-
ly beaten by the farmer. In order to
get Mr.. Weldin to cease beating him he
said the fowl was under pig pen.
Theodore j. Smith, (the C&ild's
father), who resides at No. 213 West
Second street, said, in his testimony,
that his son, after frequently express
ing desire to go to the country, had
been left at Mr., Weldin's farm for the
purpose of being raised. When he came
home from church on Sunday evening
he found his son there. Upon being
asked what was the matter the child
began to cry and said he had been COM
PEELED to leave Mr.. Wcdin, because
that individual had beaten him so bad
ly that he could hardly sit down.
During the night the child, the father
said, could not rest.
just previous to the fathers testimony
being taken the boys back was exam
ined. 1t was found to be covered with
black and-blue marks from the sholders
to the knees.
Austin Harrington, Esq, counsel for
the S. p. G. c., said the full penalty of
the law should be imposed upon Weldin
because he had no reason for furnishing
the boy, and he had no right to beat
him so severely. He thought that such
a fine should be imposed that would
not only deter Weldin from hereafter
beating children, but would also serve
as a warning to others to discontinue
the practice.
The magistrate imposed a fine Of $50
and costs. The law provides for such an
offence "A fine not less than $40, nor mel
than 500.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
FOURTH EDITION.
DELAWARE AND CHEsAPEAKE.
Annual Meeting or the StOckhold.
ers Yesterday at Philadelphia.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal Company was held yester-
day at the office, 52S Walnut street,
Philadelphia, with Mr.. Francis r.,
Cope in the chair. The annual report
showed that the receipts for the year
ending May 81 were $179, 9,902.4S, of
which amount $161, ,t3O69 was derived
from tolls, the balance on hand at the
beginning of the year was $53, 1879.
The expenses for the year was $l86, 005.-
So, and the balance in the hands of the
treasurer at the close of the year was
S47, ,692,72. The question of merging
the various steam lines controlled by
the company into the corporation itself
which was proposed some time ago, has
received full consideration; and the
directors have concluded that, as all the
departments of the company's business
are working harmoniously, it is inexpe-
dient to disturb the relations now exist
ing between the several interests. The
election for officers resulted as follows
President, Andrew G. Gray. Directors,
IL. Pratt Mexican, John f, Gilpin, 7.
A. Biddle, Isaiah V. Williamson, Chas.
Il. Hutchinson, Edwin Swift, David
Snull, Mahlon p. Hutchinson, John Il.
Baker, Charles Duttilh, Gustavus s.
Benson, James c. Fisher, Henry C.
Ford, and JOSEPH E. Gillingham.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
The Grand Excursion OF the Sea-

The Epworth NJ. +. Sunday school
are preparing to give the grandest ex-
curSion of the season on Thursday
next on the magnificent steamer lyde
to Woodland Beach. Epworth schoo
has been noted for giving pleasant and
successful excursions, and all that 90
on them enjoy themselves. The City
Cornet Band has been engaged for the
occasion, and all who have heard this
celebrated band know that it needs no
recommendation. The pastor, Rev. Il.
Davis, and family will give concert
on the boat, which cannot fail to add to
the interest of the occasion. There is
no occasion for being afraid of the mos
quitoes, as the first swarm is over and
there may be no more about the place
this season. The grove is i'll IA very fine
for excursion parties. The
tickets are only 30 and % cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
Good Chance for Building Lot"

There are q great many persons wllU Su
would purchase building lots II Int.
were only allowed to pay for them ~
monthly installments. An opportulIiss
for purchasing lots on this prlnclpsIoo
will be afforded on Saturday next, .''
18th inst. at Fourth and Union stree,S
when number of lots, principally nnlr loS%
ted on Fourth street, will be sold. Uns; st
$40 cash will he required for the hlSs lsis
pay ment and the balance in moD!nEt
installments. Property in this ne'sO
borhood is fast growing in value on oOt aU
count of the certainty that the From
and Union street line of city rallW".
will soon be in operation. Person. on.
wishing to invest their wages in ah IA "a
terprise that will be sure to pay shouu snurs
attend this sale, and become treehoeae.t. esat.
by the purchase of some Of these hi''
class lots in first class locality.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
MaDkrnd's FavOrite Pills.

Dr.. Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
,oated) move the bowels easy by acting di.
rectly on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action Of the liver
In doing this, headache, neuralgia pains In
the right or left side or through the limbs,
indigestion, costiveness, sick stomach, weak
back, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, billlousness, general
weakness and other bodily infirmities are
cured. They positively operate without
yriping, sickening WEAKENING OF leaving ,tn tns
and liver cure. rs cents and 81 box. Main
iepot, lth and King street. Philadelphis 90
Arch street. Sold by dealers. Ill 2
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
$780,.

With the exec llent tea and coffee hand
some presents are found in the cans OF
the Importers Tea Co. This morning,
Robert Hall, Edgemoor Iron Works, in
a can Of coffee found beautiful stem
winding and setting Swiss chatelaine
watch, value SIS; Emma Schmidt, Jack k
son street, found in can of tea solid
gold amethyst diamond ring S2S. Fresh
coffee received this morning. Presents
given ont only until Wednesday eve
ming, the Sth. Tea and coffee worth the
price asked, only one dollar can.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
Police Hearings.

Charles Miller, who was given hear
ing before the Mayor, this morning, on
the charge of assaulting John Il. Rich
ards, was fined 81 and costs, and re-
qlired to furnish $500 peace bond.
John Craven was fined for druken
ness.
Richard Gordon was fined 81 and
costs, last night, for drunkenness and
diSorderly conduct.
En-. Price and Julia Nicholson, col
ored, charged with disorderly conduct,
were fined the costs of the prosecution.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
The County Loan.

The Finance Committee of the Lev,
Court met this morning to complete pl0TO pa0O
parations for the borrowing OF SlVo,J;JJ.
to fund the County debt. 1t was decis Ds
ed to advertise for proposals at 9nUv, rns
They will be opened On Thursday, . tpi ol
Is, at 10 o'clock. The advertisement. ~, y,
the County Treasurer appears elsewne''
In the REPUBLICAN, to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
Settling UD,

The Young Mems Loan Association,
in order that it may be numbered
among the things Of the past, is having
Its affairs settled up. Mr.. ID. f. Haw-
kins, secretary and treasurer, reports
that there was balance of $l5326 in
the treasury, at the commencement OF
the year. At the present time there
are $73.73 overdrawn on the treasury.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-07
Grand ODeuinG.

Anton Henze, who has just been IL
censed by the court to keep beer sa-
loon and restaurant at l24 King ST., has
had his saloon fixed up and furnished
in tirst-class style with every conven-
ience for customers. His beer is always
fresh from the cask. Mr. Henze will
give a grand opening of his saloon on
Thursday evening next.