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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-26
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D. Sullivan, Mslcom, Ontario, writes:
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In saying that 1t has given better satisfac.
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We have speedy and positive cure, for
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ief, Wheeling, W, Va, TTHsAw
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NoTICE-We were suffering the most
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For UPWARDS OF Thirty YEARS Mrs.
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Is one OF thu most annoying diseases
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"skIu Diseases" Cured by Or, Bwayne's
Olutmant.

What is more distressing than an obstinate
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horses for different diseases and found Il
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done Justice 10 me every time, and is the
best oil for horses ever used.
lAuphlin Bios, & TO-, agents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-26

I was troubled with an eruption for eight
Years, itching intolersbly at times; tried
many preparations without finding. relief.
Through The use OF "Swayne's all.healing
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josErH II. LAMBERT.
At Hortsman & Bros. Fifth and Cherry,
Phila,
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how obstinate or how long standing.
swaynes Ointment Is sold by all druggists.
TThs&w.
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TO THE PEOPLE!


The beat evidence Of physiclan'a succeas % the
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mo. never use patients name without permission,
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tal pGGulIarites and strict attention 10 hygOnic man
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I'd ID ~ :"
IN ~ " -
CANuRR,-uguteFed for yearB with cancer, Had II
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Or, Bmith cured me without knife caustio or paint
MRS, II. NJ CIRCUIT
BuYPRRHD Misunderstanding seemed 10 help
mo could not Eet out Of bod. Dr.. Smith cured me
after OthGn failed" IEPE. PHILLIP,
CATARRH AND DRAyHEs.-"BelieTed @yScli In.
durable, Sense Of smell gone, teATlul dl9ohMBet
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sTocEs--Ths market opened irregular, but
in the early dealings advanced fraction. BE-
came weak, and the general list fell Y to 9
per cent, Northern Pacific preferred leading.
This was followed by slight recovery, and,
later, by another decline, in which Northern
Pacific was the most prominent, selling of
~ per cent During the afternoon the mar
ket was irregular, but in the late dealings
speculation assumed q strong tone, and the
market closed strong at an advance from the
lowest point Of Il to per cent, the lat
ter New Jersey Central, Coal Shares,
Northern Pacific Mobile & Ohio, Hannibal
& st. Joseph, Granger Stock and St, raul &
Omaha were also prominent In the improve.
mtnt. Nashville & Chattan IOga declined
from 76N to 70, and recovered to77,
Transactions b45 OOO uhAres,
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Tho COurts-JRdge Okey and the Success
sion 10 the BenGh-The ~. CIairsVllle
RaIIroad-POIIIics and Various other
MnIIern Aer0hA the RiXeF.
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EISANCIAL AND oOnnERCIAL.


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LOTTERIES.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
TIoN, CLASS D, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
APRIL 18th, 1881 lSISt Monthly Draw
ing,
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution was regularly Incorporated BY the
legislature Of the state for Educational and ChlritA.
bic purposes, 10 1868, for the Term Of Twenty.
Of the STATE q pledged, which pledge haS been ro.
neWed BY an overwhelming popular vote, securing Ia
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81, CLAIRsYILLE, March %, 1851.

The bridge work on the branch rail.
road connecting this town with the Tus'
carswas Valley road was completed on
wednesday, the ties are saved aud de.
liyeted, the iron and rolling stock bought
and paid for, and az soon "a the weather
will permit the track will be laid, The
road hes been we'll built, the grade ana
enfyes are easy, and In every respect II
viii be found the equal Of the best marrow
gauge roads, Trustees Carroll, Boroh anu
CLARK have given the work intelligent and
careful attention, without pay, and are
entitled 10 the gratitude Of this eommu'
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH R, r.;
" OOISDRN6RD TINE CARD.

U 0oNDRNa8D TINE GARD.
III
9UINa EAbl AND v Ell,
On and after Nov. 7th, 1850, all TIAinl will run
dAilJ Except sundayl ~ iolloWii
Through Trains 10 Pittsburgh,
. Through Trains 10 ClOvolSnd.
Q Through Trains 70 Chicago,
Cleveland,
Hotel and Sleeping cAr On all Trains between Al.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-25
Americans Us Bugaboos.

There is in Guadalaiara an American
missionary named Watkins who has
told some very foolish stories about the
local preachers that they in turn have
sought 10 create prejudice against
Americans. They. in retaliation and,
no doubt. instigated by those whose in
terest j: is to keep Americans out of
Mexico, have openly preached against
our people, and, strange as i; NAV seem,
have actually made the more ignorant
believe that the Americans steal and
eat the children OF the country and adj
wise parents 10 guard well their little
ones. One of the effects of this was
seen the other day in Guadalajara, where
arrived party OF engineers for one of
the railroads. They sa:lying out from
their hotel in the rough dress they as
sumed. big hats, pants in their boots,
red sashes about their waists that open
at the neck with wide collars. were OBJ
served by the people, who gathered
about them 10 the number of 200.
When il was soon whispered that they
were Il party IF the child-eaters they
had been told of, stones were thrown
and had it not been that considerate
party took them into his store, shut the
doors and sent for the police, who in
turn sent for the troops, who dispersed
the mob, lives would have been lost.
The same report has come to Topic, and
Just now the American residents are
looked upon rs cannibals. except by
the more intelligent. Indeed, in pass
ing through the streets | have seen
mothers gather their children close I'M
Ill passed by, as though | was an ogre.
instead of the benign-looking old gem
tleman | supposed myself 10 be, and
upon returning 10 my home have been
forced Ia eNclaim. like Nicodemus,
How can these things bee"-Ttpic
(Ktrico) Latter.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-25

But few, indeed, are blind to their
condition, and nearly all have again
and again been warned by their friends
and medical advisers of the need of
rest, the benefits Of a change of air.
scene and occupation; the added vigor
of cody, nerve and brain. to be derived
from communion with Nature. and in
MIGRATING sport and exercises. Yet
the sufferer turns again to his task. and
goes home too wearied to be happy with
wife and child; and too often SO ex-
hausted as TO receive benefit from
neither food nor rest. He would not
dream OF using horse or dog as he uses
himself. On the morrow he returns to
his labors unrested and unrefreshed,
and striving in vain TO make up for the
deficiencies of whole corps of en-
ployes, labors to the last hour of light.
and goes home again with all the cares,
annoyances and apprehensions of the
day weighing him down to the earth.
Is any gain of wealth, any success
or mercantile standing worthy of the
price? Has any one a right to sell his
birthright of health and joy and
human love, for riches or reputation
bought at the cost of his ripest, richest
and most useful years? Can so sense
less code of business duty be ap-
proved or looked upon with patience?
On every hand may be noted the I'M
failing signs which tell of over-toil,
half-deyeloped physique. and vitality
sapped long before its period of ma
tnral decay. Alcohol has generally
little to do with such cases; nicotine is
as frequently unindicated as hurtful
agent, and other excuses are mega
tived by reputation Tor business devo-
ton and social worth, which is gener-
ally unexceptional. The intelligent
reader will have no difficulty in an
swerIng the question, "Does over
work pay? "-BoSton Transcript.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-25

Any one with wide acquaintance
among representative business men
must have noted with saddened heart
that over-deyotion 10 business which
kills almost rs swiftly and surely as the
excuses of The drunkard or the dangers
of the more fatal callings of human in
dus;ry. That cities are a constant drain
upon the mass of human existence has
long been n truism. no longer even de-
batahle; 20 live the artificial life of cities
needs courage. prudence and cheerful
ness To enable one TO reach the full term
of life suitable 10 his constitution and
inherited vitality. But there are among
us to-day hundreds of amiable, indus
trious anu intelligent men who drag TO
their daily round of duties frames
racked with pain, brains fevered with
care and sleepleSsness, nerves quiver-
ing with WEAKNESS aud excitement, and
hearts burdened with the apprehension
Of fist-approaehing death.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-25
An Alleged Fenian Torpedo Ram.

Mr.. II. Hubble, of US Broadway, was
the engineer that Delamater a. Co. put
in charge of the construction of John
7. Hollands torpedo ram when the in
ventor first applied to them in May,
1879. He said yesterday:
Il have dissolved my connection with
Delamater x Co, but know Mr. Hol-
land very well, and did all the engineer
ing work for him on the torpedo ram.
Holland is wide awake, and very
clever man. The boat is an undoubted
success, and | am very glad of it, not
only because her construction was
carried on under my direction, but be-
cause | am glad to see that the idea
which Holland has so long championed
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-25
The Mexican BurrO.

Doubtless God might have made a
more sagacious creature than burro:
but doubtless God never did. 1t is i'm
possible to speak of these Mexican don
keys in adequate terms. They are
philosophers, wits, shrewd in affairs:
at once stolid and brilliant; capable of
heroic endurance. and absolutely desti-
tut of moral principles. They pass
me in droves of three or four. almost
hidden beneath loads of wood that they
bring in from the country roundabout.
A mysterious bond of union exists be-
tween the leader of each drove-a Won
derfully cleverold fellow-andth the Mex
lean who slouches along behind them,
picturesque in color. rags and native
dirt. Two narrow streets cross Just
here and it follows that a burro coming
down any one of them has here three
ways to choose among. But the wise
old donkey in the lead never makes a
mistake. With knowing wag of his
long ears he turns into the right way.
Sometimes the stupid burro or the
young burro, characters usually found
in each drove. attempts at this corner
TO 90 wrong. The Mexican never
argues the matter with him. Solemn
~, impartially, as one who does duty,
the Mexican steps up and thumps that
donkey with club until he has dubbed
him into repentance and better mind
While this performance goes on the
rest of the little company halt. The
leader gives one inimitable glance over
his shoulder, then droops his head and
thinks. His thought is written upon
his expressive face; it is of the time
when he was also clubbed because Of
the error of his WAYS. If it is the Young
donkey who is suffering correction there
is in the leaders ewes mild light OF
hope; in time. through much clubbing.
wisdom i.lay come. But if il is the
stupid donkey he looks only YEARLY re-
signed. He knows that the beating.
however much it NAV relieve the Mexi-
cans mind, is but sheer waste of time.
When the matter has been settled TO
the satisfaction of all parties. the pro-
cession moves on. You would hardly
know them for the same donkeys when
they ceme back without their loads. or
carrying on their pack-saddles only the
triiles which the Mexican has boughtto
take home with him. Even the staid
leader is half disposed to be frisky. the
stupid donkey seems to be meditating
upon some silly joke, and the Young
donkey goes wrong at all the corners
just for the fun of having a row. 4
burro is a creature 10 admire. to rever-
ence, ut all times; but to see him at his
very best yon must see him just after he
has been eased of his load. Psila-
deiphia Ne,cS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-25
HARGERI DAW.

I'm in love- but I've never told her,
Never told tine maiden love:
lie In the long green grass and behold her.
As she swings all dav in the b1ughs above
I'm n student with toll ocrladen.
AND u student ever should books prefer,
But she's such darling, dainty maiden.
My thoughts go swinging away with her.
See saw
MarxerY Dawi
y in the apple tree Margcry swings;
And l. wing under.
Watch her, and wonder
What is the ditiy that Margery sings.
And she goes swinging. and go shaving,
Turning the leaves of n Busty book.
But surely tha; was her white hand waving,
And surely that was my darling look.
perfect fortress Of books sit In,
Ethics economy, politics. law.
But all the pages vow were written
by that little philosopher, Margery Daw.
See saw
Nargery Dawl
Up in the apple tree Margery swings;
And l. lying under.
Watch her and wonder
Whn; is the dirty that Marycry sings.
The liyht l. fading. the DAY grown older,
And nov the westeriny sun is gone,
And Hnrgcry. no more behold her;
In the deep cool grass lie alone.
For Margcry. she was sunbeam only,
And was a fool Tor all my pains.
But whenever I'm sad and whenever I'm
lonely.
Back comes Margery, back again.
See saw!
Margory Dawi
Up in the apple tree Margery swings:
For " LIES dream,
And loves n shadow"
And that Is the ditty that Margery sings.
p. T.. HoiiheTig, Ia Temple Bar.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-08-25

-Ex-Governor Tilden enjoys an in
come of $1,000 a day.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1881-01-27
WIT AND WISDOM.

Styles in false teeth don't change
much.
The neatest thing in silks-pretty
women.
Fire out, and no coal to replenish
it, is CRATE sorrow.
"A boy can pull four times more
weight in boys on a sled than he can
wood from the back yard.
"A fall in wheat goes against the
grain of speculator who has bought
for ise.--LoDeU Courier.
The letter IS e. is like many men.
1t is first in everything, but ends in
Boston Transcript.
Hens favor sobriety. They gen.
orally quit laying when the egg-nog
season approaches.-M o. Picayatne.
"A gun is loaded with powder; a
table is loaded with the delicacies of
the season. Both GO off, and both kill
Philadelphia Item.
why is a sleepless cat bound to
be very destructive?" because. you
see, sleepless cat is bound to NEW till
late. .''-Gdtreston NeUs.
"A man was arrested in New York
the other day with coffin under his
arm, which he was trying to sell for
ten cents. The man wanted two biers
worse than one coffin.-Norristo,On Her.
aid.
If you don't believe it try the ex-
pertinent. That is, that man who
knows how cold it is by the thermom-
eter makes more fuss over it and feels
colder than one who has paid no atten-
ton to it.=Detrot Free Press.
Son to his fond father, who has
asked him where he is in his class now:
"Oh, pa, I've got much better place
than had last quarter 'Indeed?
Well. where are you?' '.Pm four
teenth." Fourteenth, you little lazy
bones! You were eighth last term. Do
you call that better placer" ''Yes,
sir; it's nearer the stove. ."-French Pa