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National Republican., 1881-12-06

If we may judge the craftsmanship of
the Democratic side of the House by the
utterances of the "National Democratic
organ" the leaders have noble ambition
to obstruct business regardless of the
merits or importance of any given meas
ure. 1t would not be fair to conclude in
advance, that the gentlemen to whom
this purpose is attributed are capable of
getting down to the intimated level.
National Republican., 1881-12-06

ITisnotan easy thing to believe-andwe
really wish itwere alie-but itseems to be
a fact that number of wealthy families
from the States will winter amid the
snow and ice of Ottawa, Canada, for no
other reason than because the Princess
Louise, or, more democratically speak
ing, John CampbelPs wife, will be there.
If these toades would never come back
their expatriation would be public
benefaction.
National Republican., 1881-12-06

INAsMUcH as the Democrats were gem
orally unable to show a quorum when
they had clear majority Of the House,
it strikes us that their organs are rashly
previous in counting on tremendous
achievements for Democratic minority.
The antiquity of the Democratic party
is SO well established that there need be
no more dispute about IL, That inspired
writer who saw men as trees walking 4"
employed a pleasing figure to describe
the towering ears Of a Democratic pro.
cession.
National Republican., 1881-12-06

THERE will come time when bank di-
rectors will not make false or delusive
reports. Public opinion is working up
to the necessity of treating official neg
lect, when it takes the shape of false
swearing and results in widespread ruin,
with the severity ofa felony. Ignorance
is no longer accepted as q valid excuse
for director who has permitted confid-
ing depositors to be plundered under his
unsuspectinp nose,
National Republican., 1881-12-06

upon the absence OF number Of names on the
the catalogue this wear which is much to be re-
gretted One misses the strong, vigorous work Of
La Fargo, Chase, and Shirlaw, ms well as the
charming work of Van Hoesln, Blum, and Brown.
We miss, too, the artistic Dewing and the sketchy
New York during the next two or three weeks can
spend several hours most agreeably In visiting the
old Academy building on Twenty third street, and
examining the collection Of pictures within.
CHARLES RICHARDS DODGE
National Republican., 1881-12-06

GENERAL w. F. FrrzaERALD, of Mis-
sissippi, the Republican candidate on
the recently counted-out fusion ticket, is
in the city. The Generals brilliant can
yass has won for him the gratitude of his
party and the respect of his political adj
versaries. Large crowds greeted him
wherever he spoke, and even in Demo-
cratic strongholds his stirring eloquence
won for him many admirers. General
Fitzgerald was the Champion of the
Grant men in Mississippi, and voted with
the famous 306.
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Cholea Q DsAlh BIZ sn OyalsE.


81 Lonii Felt'DiSpalrh'
A strange accident happened last week
in Jackson, Miss. Thomas ]. Wharton,
Jr., Deputy United States Revenue Col
lector, son Of Judge T. ]. Wharton, Of that
place, and W, q. Bailey, son Of the late
Judge Bailey, Of Canton, entered res.
taurant, and Wharton called for raw oys-
ters. Soon after the table had been
spread Wharton, holding up large oys-
ter on his iork'a prongs, good.naturedly
remarked: "This 10 the kind Of an oyster
Walker Brooks Choked TO death on"
swell, Tom, hope that one will not hurt
you," as pleasantly replied Mr.. Bailey,
and scarcely had these words escaped his
lips when, without other converse, he arose
and walked to back entrance. A waiter
standing near the door cried out in alarm:
"The gentleman Is ChokingW Wharton
jumped up and ran 10 him, and alter try.
ing all the conventional remedies Of relief
known to him without avail, rushed
wildly into the street in search OF q physi-
clan, Before his return, however, Mr.,
Bailey's life had passed beyond the recall
Of human skill.
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THE American Mutual Aid Association
Tor Unmarried People has Just been incor.
porated at Harrisburg, Pa. It's advantages
are open to all unmarried persons, male OF
female, without regard to color, between
the ages Of ten and seventy.Ave years. By
the payment Of certain amount yearly
they will be entitled to certain sums from
81 ,000lupward upon marriage. Any mem.
Der marrying before one year from date Of
their certificate will forfeit the certificate
and oil claims upon the society. Marriage
assessments are graded according to age,
and the younger one joins and the longer
be remains member, the larger will be
the sum he receives upon his marriage,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-14

The coal trade continues depressed,
with small shipments, and at New York
the efforts to force sales has caused fall
ing of in price Of % cents per ton. The
coal product OF the schuvlkill region for
the week ending March 9th was l24, 5B3
tons, as against l24, 100 tons for the week
previous, and 975lS tons Tor the cores
ponding week Of last year. The total pro-
duct for the week was 565, 5l2 tons, against
34l 900, Tor the same week Of last year, an
increase Ct 229, SAG tons, The output for
the year so far Is 4,2l1, 800 tons, against
1901 $50 tons for the corresponding period
Of last year, an increase of9OO, $40 tons,
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rnnrarnInr .rrIchlnIn.

The Chicago Tribune, discussing the die.
essed pork question, asserts thst 1T Ia
one Of The best established In the whole
range Of physiological facts that the tfiCh.
inia cannot pass from one piece Of dead
meat 10 another. II only makes lie way
through living animal tissue. Hence the
presehce OF trichinia In Q piece Of meat
cannot possibly make any difference To The
condition Of any or all other pieces oil
meat that may lie near, or In actual con-
tact with II. The product Of each hog
stands onlIts own merits, 80 fer as triChlnia
e concerned. MesnYhile II should never
be forgotten that the psople who want 10
eat pork meat never need have the ghost
Of fear Of danger from triChinia, II they
Will see 10 Il that the meat has been ID every
part subj ected 10 0 boiling heat II Bhonld
also be universally known that II ls dan.
perous 10 eat o particle Of any kind Of
meat unless that individual particle has
heeu subjected 10 a boiling heat There ls
no n1ofe absolute safety In eating raw nut.
ton or beef than In eating raw pork,
though The percentage oil danger is un.
doubleday the SreateSt In the last named
case"
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From the London Telegraph.
While the pork.cornerers Of the Ameri.
can Produce Exchange are yet standing
aghast OF the action Of the French govern.
ment in prohibiting the importation Of
pork from the United States, the lance
has done good service by pointing out the
means taken by eminent French men oil
science 10 discover how far the presence
Of triChine In swine's flesh can be neu-
tralizsd by cooking. NJ. Vacher, Of Paris,
took a leg Of pork, Of ordinary size, and
boiled II thoroughly. AT the expiration
| OF an hour and q halls boiling, q Their.
momster placed within the meat regis.
tered 1856 degrees Fahrenheit. The leg oil
pork was then thoroughly ''donet" but
the temperature, NJ. Vsoher holds,
10 insufficient for the destruction oil
trichinR, and Ia q joint cooked In the
ordinary manner, they would entirely
escape the action Of boiling water. This
would have been called by Lord Bacon an
Gexperiment solitary" and II would be
advisable for q heightened course Of testa
to be adopted by anslyeis In different
countries to arrive at satisfactory Conclu.
sion as to the destructibllity or otherwise
Of trichine by boiling. Meanwhile comes
from Nottingham a strange tale Of no few.
or than fifteen persons having been poison
ed BY partaking Of pork bought et 9 par.
ticular shop. One man has died, u 10 as
stunned from eating this pork. We say as
snned, since the local officer Of health
seems TO think that the infection imputed
10 lie meat In question may be due to life
germs not discoyerahle 10 The naked Eye
But II 10 not stated that the pork which, Il
70 asserted, has killed one person and in'
fllCted Rrieyous sufering1p fourteen other
at Nottingham, came from the unttet
States. For aught science can tell, tfichi'
nlosis may be as common Just now amonE
European swine as among those oil the
| United States and Canada,
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PROO H =

CAAcER.-tauGered for yOAn with cancer. Had II
cut out three times, II returned after each operation.
Dr.. Smith cured me without kniie cauStie o. pain"
suyyRRRp TERRnLY.-"NothIug seemed 70 help
me could not get out Of bed: Dr., Smith cured me
RftOF Others iAilOd,n zEPr. Phillip,
Wheeling, ", Va.
CATARRH AND DRAYNRss.-"Belleyed mySelf In
curablO. Sense Of smell gone, fearful discharges,
'E''''' '''' HARVEY ALEXANDER.
DYSPEPSIA AND uLcRRATRD STOMACH -"Treat-
ment for years failed 10 give me RELIEF. DR.. Amith
cured men THOMAS HOLT, insurance Agent,
,n F1THAd them 0f Essfsn yI1i u, sS
RHEUNATIgH -"sua0red tOrture9j joints deiorm.
Cd treated for years without relief: Dr smith
RRy. HENRY 8. REDyIELD writes, hDGar Sir i
lng from Catarrh and Lung Complaints. You have
NSTk0d wonders In my Wii6s case"
Ray, II, o. LADD, WTiles!-"DT. Smiths PROBES.
lIonAl services In my family have been most SItistaC.
tory and commend Kim 70 all u gentleman and
Skiiliul physician.n
HRs. AIRGLRET RoLB aySi--"T had been suffer.
ing for SoVSn years and tr Rted BY many PhyLclanS
for Dyspepsia. DR., Smith said had tAPe:W0rm
and Ia elgbt hours removed monster, 100 iOet long
FEMALE CoMPLAINTs-Three Year, In hospitals Tor
famales dive me peculiar advantages In such cases,
RaTsons cured Of Consumption, Diseases Of Heart
Liver, Stomach, kidneys Skin, Blood Nervous At
feaionh and Weaknesses Of Men and Youth, Scfoiula
and Asthma testify 10 my success.
PILEs cured without tho knife.
Patients Of disippcO may be tIeated BY letter and
mtiIfantlon guaranteed chart for Belf examination
sent on receipt Of two three cont stamps and advice
returned hOe.
N. 70 p M, daily, Sundays from . to Sp' M Call
W j. E. SMITH, NJ. d.,
dh No. 1877 Market g., Wheeling, ". Va.
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For the IutsllIgOncsr.

For the Intelligence.
"ConEed. Currency"
The following was found written on tn
back OF a Confederate note Just alter tn
close Of the late war:
THE LOST CAUSE,
representing nothing on Gods earth now,
And nlugat 10 the WAters below III
As the pledge Of nltOn that passed away,
Keep Il, dear friend, and ahoW H.
SHOW Il 10 those who viii lend an ear
To the tales this trias Will tell,
OF liberty born Of . patriotic DREAM
VI . sl0Tm.cTadled nation that fell
Too poor 10 possess the prtcioui ores
And TOO much Of q stranger 70 barrow
We Issued to-day our Npronliso 10 pay"
And hoped 70 redeem on the morrow
The days rolled on, and weeks became years,
But our coaer1 were empty still
Gold WAi % scarce the Treasury QuAked
III dollar should drop In The ILL.,
Bat the faith that was in Us vas strong indeed,
Though our poverty we'll We dl!ceru0d,
And this little note represented the pay
That our suffering veterans earned,
They knew Il had hardly value in gold,
But nS gold our soldiers received It;
II gJEed In our eyes with q pTOmigi 10 pay,
And every true soldier believed 1t,
But our boys thought little Of price or pay,
Or Of bills that were over du6
We knew II Il bought our tread to-day,
Twas the best our poor country could do,
Keep tt-it tells all our history DER,
From the birth Of the dream 10 the laltt
Modebt, and born Of the Angel Hope,
Like our hopes Of success, II :" absed,
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Mr.. HESEY Moon, an English engineer,
has written the Pennsylvania Goal Com.
pany offering to come to this country and
put out the Gre at the Butler Mine. near
PlttSton, II the company will pay his ex.
penses and reasonable compensation. He
says he Is In possession Of every detail oil
q plan that was successfully carried out In
sxtinguishing q fire In colliery in Eng
land that had been burning for over thirty
years, aud that had extended to over
twenty.six acres, There are many subter.
ranean ares raging at different points in
this country.
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james Gordon Bsnnstt and His Money

James Gordon Bennett and His Money.
From LAPahis.
We learn from the Memorial de' PTnesl
that Mr.. James Gordon Bennett, now al
Pau, has engaged for his personal Eratia,
cation for the space OF one month, the
celebrated orchestral leader from Vienna,
Johann Strauss, who will arrive at Pau
about the first OF March with an orchestra
Of eighty performers, This royal caprice
will cost Mr., Bennett the bagatelle Of
l4n,0 900 francs, but he 10 rich enough to
pay Tor his whims, His generosity Is also
shown, inaSmuCh as N. Strauss will give q
series Of concerts which will be open to
the public. This is the only reasonable
way Of making use Of his millions,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-14

This is beyond question the most sue
cessfnl Cough Medicine We have ever sold,
4 few doses invariably cure the worst cases
OF Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while
Ia wonderful success In the cure Of Con.
sumption Is without o parallel In the bis.
tory Of medicine. Since its first discov.
cry II has been sold on o guarantee, . Ie.I
which no other medicine can stand. II
YOU have a Cough we earnestly ask yoti 10
try Il, Price 10 Cts, 50 CTS. and 81 90. II
your LunEs are sore, Chest or Back Lame,
tise shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price % cts.
Sold by Edward Booking and o, Moenke.
moeller, Wheeling, W. Va.
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PILES, PILES, pILBi
A sure Cure Pound At Last. No One
Need suffer.


A sure cure for The Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and Ulcerat d Piles has been discovered BY
DR.. williams ian Indian remedy called DR..
William1's Indian Ointment. A single boz
has cared the worst chronic cases Of twenty.
fiye and thirty years standing No one need
suffer Eye minutes after applying this won.
dertul Soothi"g medicine. Lotions, instru.
ments and Eectuaries do more harm than
good. Williams's Ointment absorbs the
tumofs, allays The intense itching (particu.
larry al night after getting warm In bedl, acts
a q poultice, gives instant and painless relief
and Is prepared only for Piles, itching oil
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hen. I. NJ. Cotilnberry. oil
Cleveland, ssYs abont Or. WilliamS's Indian
Pile 0lntmehti ! have used lcoreS Of pile
cures, End II affords me pleasure 10 say that
have never found anything which gave such
Immediate and permanent relief as DR.. vii,
llamS'S Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or mailed on re.
ceipt OF price, 81 90.
West 4 McConahey, Druggists and Apoth.
ecaties, Bank Building, Bridgeport, Ohio
Insan List 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheel
Ing, W, Va, MwE4w
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Answer Tbis question.

Why do 90 many people we see around
IA, seem to prefer 10 suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Distances, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up oil
the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 70 Cts.
we will sell them shiloh's vltaliGer, guar.
anleed 10 cure them. Sold by Edward
Booking and o. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling,
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for San Francisco DIRECT via the AtchiSon.
Topeka & Santa Fe and tho Southern
Pacific roads will leave Kansas City on
The 10Th instant. This will be the only line
to California open oil the year round, free
from snow blockades and unsightly snew'
sheds. The new Southern rpute runs
through the most fertile portions Of Kan
sas, and has made an opening for tourists
and miners through the most reliable
mining country In the world. II is the
only line from the East running through
New Mexico, Arizona and Southern Gall
fornia. Direct connections are made With
oil stage lines to mining camps and point
not on the line Of the road,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-14

For UpwARbs or THIRTY YHARs Mrs,
WinsloW's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II Cofrecte acidity Of the
stomach, relieves wind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dyeentery and dlaTrh@a,
whether arising from teethlng OF other
causes, An old and well.tfied remedy.
twenty-five cents 0 bottle. pAw
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Dry, parched, sore throat, losing llesh, bron.
chiai and aSthmatic attacks. All these dan.
gerous symptoms are entirely cured BY "Dr
Swayne's Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry
The Arst dose gives relief, and the worst
cough and sore lungs yield 10 It's healing pro.
psrtieS Sold by all druggists at % cents and
81. The large slEe Is the most economical.
MWYAW
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Ahilnh.a Cniarth Kennedy.

A Marvellous cure lot Catatrh, Diphthe.
ria, Cankef mouth, and Headache. With
each bottle there is an ingenious nasal In.
Ieotor for the more successful treatment
81 these complaints without extra charge
Price 30 otO, Sold by Edward Boetlnl
and o. Moenksmo0Illpr, Wheelipg, ". Va
NVPAW
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I Deem il my DUTY 10 Tell The World

what Or. swavno's Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry bus done for me. l
had q violent cough, night sweats,
sore throat, great weakness, with Sc.
we're attacks Of hemorrhage, gave up
all hope Of recovery. lam now cured,
sound and hearty man
HOWARD II. HANSON,
Engineer at sweeney's Pottery,
1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia.
Over twenty-five years have elapsed
and l still remain healthy man.
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The dispatch which characterized the con.
struction OF the Union and Central Pacific
Railroads was repeated In the building Of
the last thousand miles OF the ,Atchison,
Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad. For two
years the progressing terminus has scarce
" been allowed 10 remain ct the same
spot for longer time than one day. All
the energy Of the management, backed, o.
II has been, by enormous capital, has been
applied 10 the work OF extending the road
most Of the time in the face Of great diff
Rc1ltiea,
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The length OF the Southern Pacific rail.
road is !, 219 miles. Add to this the several
branches, completed or projected, and the
total length Is increased to 1900 miles. 1t
| is not, as many suppose, an independent
| line from San Francisco and other Pacific
coast cities, but 10 practically an extension
Of the Central Pacific, the Two roads dee.
ctibing almost q horse shoe circle. Az
originally protected, the Southern Pacific
was TO form q junction With the Atlantic
4 Pacific railroad, the two following the
| lhirty.Btth parallel OF latitude. A grant
Of land WAC obtained 10 1868, and the ftst
section oil the road fifteen piles out o.
San Jose, was completed on the lith DAY
Of June, 1869. Soon attsiyatd the San
y .sSpciBeo and San Jose railroad was pur.
nhs..Nd 10 secure connection with San
F Fan GO. An Rttaupt was made, which
q az Iislea led by q popular vote, to secure
Il n IN MI oOl As q snbsidy from the city oil
San Ftsneiscd for the extension OIL the
ySsd 10 IIifoy, In The Salinas valley Al
that lime The Southern Pacific was repre-
senied only BY The above mentioned road,
rom San francisco TO Gilroy, and two
other small local roads near Los Angeles.
The projectors abandoned the
PLAN OF JOINING yoRoEs
with the Atlantic and Pacific on the thir.
tv.fith parallel, and in March, 1871, an ad.
ditionsl grant was secured for right Of
way FOR the road 10 the Colorado river at
Foit Yuma. This gtArt gave the company
4.4ll ,Oss acres OF land 10 California iot
bniliihg $40 miles Of road.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Compa1y
NJ California was formally organized 10
1874, The road, at the time Of lie ofganl.
tSiion, mad the short line from San Fran.
cisco through San Jose, and beyond to Gill
row, aud 0 spur running from Los An
Veles ia the south 10 Wilmington On
| Inc coast. The latter had been built
by local company, which iancted thal
Wilmington was 10 become the great sea
poft Of the Pacific. On the other side o.
| los Angeles the company built thtrty'o'tnt
miles Of q branch road 10 San Diego tns
most southerly seaport In the State whict
Ina also had spasma Of ambition to become
the commercial rival Of San Francisco
The new company Of once began work II
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Some eight years ago my hair commenced
falling; top became quite bald. ! applied
London Hair Color Restoref" Ny hair
not only stopped falling, but is'now growing
finely, and | consider II an invaluable article
Druggist, i02I Beach street, Philadelphia.
Price76 cents q bottle, SIX bottles a. Sold
by Druggists. MWTAW.
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TO THE PEOPLE.

The beut evidence Of 0 phyEloIan'G success Is tho
testimony Of bis patients The increasing demands
honori6y and fairly with those who have consulted
me, never use patients name without permission,
though have many bundled certificates from those
whom have cured altar they had bOen pronounced
incurAblO. A thorough medical education, With
many years hospital experience and familiarity with
therapeutic AgoIS, Gloss Observance ol Temperament
al pecullartes and strict attention 10 hygenic man.
agement, Injuries success II cure "a P0illblO, and
frankly dive ihh nAtlAnL MY hnlnlnn.
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Free from coughs and colds, good appetite
refresh 'ng sleep. use "Dr. swayne Compound
Syrup OF wild Cherry" the best remedy fol
week lungs bronchial and asthmetic affections
ever discovered. Bold by druggists at IS cents
and 81 Q bottle. MwT4w.
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CLEVELAND L PITTSBURGH r, r,
" COADBN2RD TIAER GARD

VUWUHNnhU IIWH UdRU,
80 sSsis...i;s
uOlhu EAbL AND ESE,
On and after Nov, tn, 1850, ali TrlnR viii run
daily Except sundAyll u iOllOWii
8 Through Trains 10 PittHburRA,
Q Through Trains 10 Cleveland,
9 Through Trains 70 Chicago.
PullmGnl PNlor Cau S.EcOn WOlluyils ana
Cleveland. "'
Hotel and Sleeping Carr on all Trains between Al.
lance and Chicago,
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SUNDAY Expires leaves Wheeling at S;27 A, N,
arriving a. WelS6uTg loco 4; ", and d SleubGnTllls
western pOlnt1,
Trains leaving Columbus al $40 r. NJ and S,SS A, n,
run daily, Through ChIcagO expires leaves Columbus
attached, arriving In Chicago al 1850 npxt morhing,
Ticket Omee, Columbus,
PulmAna Palace Drawing Room Sleeping Cars
Philadelphia and New York. West 10 ColpmbuS.
ClncinnAh, LoulIyill0 Indianapolis aud st. LOuIT,
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, Sleeping Ca
aoccmmod9u91s, and any hlrther information, apply
g JOS, N. BELLEVlLLE, Ticket Agent 1t M
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh StrCcI, OF 81 Gas
Ticket Once undoE MeLuTe House, Wheeling.
D, W, CALDWELL,
Sen'i Manager, Columbus, y,
Q0n'l PaIs and Ti0kat ASant Cnlnn,hnn Il,