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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04

FLOWS the baby" His Group IL better
this morning thank you We gave him some
Of Thomas Electric Oil as you advised, doc.
tor, and shall give him some mofs In an hour
or So Next day the doctor pronounced the
youngSter cured.
Sold by Laughlin Bros. L Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, VIVA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04

LosF CREEK, Harrison County, ". Va

LosT CREEx, Harrison County, ". Va,
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com.
pany with capital to come and build first
class FLouRISG MILL, Coal and water in
abundance. Situate on the line Of the c., W,
& 9. r. R For Information correspond with
or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
Bsssell, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
W Va
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AAHBURNIIAA, Mass, Jan. IL, lSsU.
have been very sick over two years They
all gave me up rs past cure. tried the Most
skillful physicians but they did not reach
tile worst bart. The lungs and heart would
oil up every night and distress me, and my
throat was very bad. told my children
never should die In peace until had tried
Hop Bittets. have taken two bottles. They
have helped me very much indeed. am
now we'll. There was q lot OF sick folks here
who have seen how they helped me, and they
used them and are cured, and feel as thank.
full as do that there Is so valuable q nedi.
cine made. Mas. JuGIAJ. CUsHiNu.
NWPAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04


1hs Gheapegt, pureSi
and best family medicine
In the world.
An eiectual specific ioI
all diseases Of the Liver,
Stomach and Spleen.
Regulate the Liver and
prevent
CHILLs AND FEVER,
MALARIOus FEYERS,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
RESTLESSNESS, JAuN.
DICE AND NAUSEA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04
IONIE PROOF

,,,I.,g and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
iI'rrrriIly.- Nothing seemed TO help me
sS-'- -'' 80 ZEPT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, W. Va.
c.,.-s P,lypns Of Nose, Impaired yolce;-suf'
,-.l ye,n patent medicine failed 70 help me-
b. .HIa completely giI1 TRI ms CHADWICK
Of spcidel & Co., Wheeling W. Va.
ng,ref.ga and liberated stonach'5'i reatnent
allied 10 give me relief. Dr. SMITH cureu
y, THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
III IA" them ioE 6 S9Is'f ~ h%S VAS! q; SS
.f,-i ,gr fourteen yeAn, Nothing seemed 70
SeIp him Dr. smith cured e h Rin;p oApa
Market street, Wheeling, W. Va,
r,ssrr- suffered for yeAn win cancer. hAd u
- fbrar times. II returned aitet each opera
I'm IN smith cured me witnoqI kniie Se 9,Isr OF
pm, gl.tula Of AnuA-FlAt Of my back for Is
-, reported dying Dr.. Smith cured me with
cut kH.'c III I'VE "'' THOMAS eoLvN,
vsolrslle Grocer, Main st.. wheeling, W. Va
r-, "'T; Of Rectlm, Prolapsus and PLEA
~, sy,n up To die and pronounced Incurable'
d. 'I''A '1'eN 49, WASHINGTON DELANY,
Martins Ferry
p,,Uo Isid writea:-"Dr. Smith : professional
-, a., nv family have been most AatlAtRctoEy
,1i Commend him TO all rs gentleman and q
Misunderstanding 49,, 49,, ,S..t.-
NJ VT n. and treated by many physicians for
9I.,.,.t, pr smith said had atapc'WOFm and
9tAth arr, removed monster 100 feet Ions"
Hgrmi.s complaints. THREE years In hospitals Tor
a give NE peculiar SdT,aHeS " b sSGa i've iISSS
.,'r,,rh ,,Inryt skin, blood, nervous affections
wi sr,Enr,ses Of men and youth, ScFotulA and
sghnl t,,tly To my success.
XXI, glt,sl without the knife.
..t.iEti,, guaranteed. A chart for sell eXaminR.
I'M gnt On receipt Of two IhreO-Cent stamps, and
AGoa,aiq,t6n at office free. Office hourl from 4;
,,ngpy daily, sunday from . d5P.M, Call
y ssl,ir,s J. Z. SMITH, ~ D.,
on , ni |'' M. 81 Twelfth ST., Wheeling, ", Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04
Richmond COmpIimeted by wheeling
Mnn.
RrclMoSp, Va, October 81, 1881.
Editors Of The Dispatch:

Editor, ofthe Dispatch:
GExrLEMES:-Permit n citizen of Wheel.
ing, W. Va, to state rs an impartial oh.
server that the reception Of the distinguish.
ed national, French and German guests, to.
gether with the Centennial observance con.
Guided last night with q brilliant pyro.
teChnic display, exceeded in some import.
ant respect the celebrations at Baltimore,
Washington and Yorktown. II was the
climacteriC Of the whole, Of which Virginia
and her proud capital may rejoice.
The marked defects In carrying out the
programmes in the former places were care.
fully avoided, and with a single exception
every particular was performed in the exact
order Of time and place.
The historic arches, proiusion OF bunting
ornamentation, glaring electric lights, to.
gether with old Virginia hospitality and
Richmond enterprise and enthusiasm, made
the entire Centennial celebration tnagni.
ticent success All hail Richmond and the
Old Dominion. W. H. L.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04
PILES.

How many suffer torture day after day, making
life burden and robbng existence Of ali pleasure
10 ready TO the hand Of almost any one who will use
systematically the remedy that has permanently
cured thousands simmons Liver Regulator Il no
drastic Nolent purge, but gentle assistance 70
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04
BAD BREATH.

Nothing Is 70 unpleasant, nothing 40 common a
bad BREATH and In nearly every ease Il comes from
the stomach, and eau be 80 eislly corrected II you
Will take simmons Liver Regulator Do not neglect
also Improve yonrappgtte, complexion and general
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04

"THE doctors said my wife had consump.
ton. Tried LIndseys Blood searcher, and
she has better health than ever" q. II.
Hubbard, Hampton, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04
MRnInAL

u fQU fsel dull dIoWEY, dshiiitated have IN.
Gpenf headache mouth taIfel badly, po6F appatiio
and tongue coated you are suffering frum forrId
tHlf Or hitionNnea p aud hing m erfo yui =
speedily and permanently a 70 tafn simmons Liver
Regnlator or Nedicine
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04

WHAT every one says mist be true" that
"Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" has no equal for
coughs and colds. Try II, Price 95c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04

The thing desired found at last. Ask Drug.
gists for Rough on Rats. 1t clears out rats,
mice, reaches, flies, bedbug, l5c boxes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04
west VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

SlNEdcpartmenBOi study; text books furnished
Al COST calendar arranged To suit teachers; ex.
pEss Tor one year from $40 to 500; onseGtarlan
liberal thorough. Fall term begins sETPEAlBEk
T. Isl Attendance last year from y counties Of
West Virginia and from stAtes and Territories
Number Of students larger than for ten yeaz pre-
V1lt
the Acting President, D. B. PURlNT0N, Morgan
tam Mp,t Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04
TO CHICAGO.
Only eighteen houn

SrEuBENvILLE ACCOMMODATION. Leaves BellaIro
o. $40 r ~, Bridgeport 500 ?. ~ Arrives 81 Bteu.
benyille At sos p Nj leaves steubenyyile al T60 4.
~; Bridgeport At S:62 A. ~; arrives Of BellAlre at
Tickets and baggage checks 10 ali PRINCIPAL points
In the East and West can be procured al ne Ticket
once In Bridgeport p,,..,.. = IA r 4 MYERS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04
BIRTHDAY CARDS,
Abrilllant display Of
''''s''''''''ss''''
! NEW AEp ELEGANT Designs,

n ssdle. variety, Inst received d the .MeLufo
"'4' Ar 'iOtO IauOl 4 4 SEdoht ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04


llisc; futures weak, Mess pork dull and unset.
tied quoted ut ST. 76als w. Beef quiet and steady
Cut meats unchanged. Lard strong; prime steam
Sll J7IAll n, Butterqulet aud unchanged. Cheese
dull and weak ut Sl9Jyc Flour weak; receipts
100 barrels; exports 800 barrels Superlne State
and western 81 l0L5 70; common to extra s. 20a
"; good to choice 81 SOAP 00; white wheat extra
81 95a9 w. extra Ohio s bOS 25 ST. Louis s. bOag co.
lar and unsettled! receipts 1900 bushels; exports
300 bushels; No, ChiagoS 81 3gnl +OII ungraied
red q l??ISal y; No. do 81 y714ai g steamer
new and ' old Sic steamer do Nao No. red I'd
81 ~ mixed winter 81 IS; ungnlded white 81 SOa
iOySi No. do, aGles $500 bushels q 81 SOFA
iO1a; steamer do 81 37A1 3flI EO2 red November,
At 81 46I9 January sales $4,000 bushels, al 81 49IS
a 62 closing 1T Febray, salCs 900 bushels
No. ? ref 10. b, NJ 81 i9H Corn, Aa34c lower,
closing heavy receipts lOl sO0 bushels exports ~
steamer GgaG0lIC; No. 2, 6vHaIOl5C; No ? white
lie; No 2 November 6gj4a7OC, closing a. 6gJ4C;
December 7l14I2asc, closing at q january,
Gh0;isnS at S PAY Sa:b. active re-
mixed ijaiSc; white western JAHISc. Hay In lair
demand and firm At 6ja75c. Coffee quiet and un.
changed. sugar quiet and firm; Inir to good re-
Inning SHlSAc. MOlASSes quiet aud Runchanged.
Rice steady and moderately active. Petroleum
duh and easier United SjC crude G1{a7lSC. Resin
dull at 81 5NI2 62 Turpentlne dull at 63 4. Eggs,
western fresh quiet and steady at &c.
CHICAGO, November Js-Floufquiet ana buyers
Offering lower prices; common 10 choice western
spring s. 5oa6 81 common to fancy Minnesota O. q
NJ fi patents 81 6l9 So winter wheat fair To choice
80 jOlS OO. fancy s. OOas 81 low grades S3jOaS co.
Wheat active but lower, unsettled and Irregular;
No. Chicago spring 81 bal 29II caSh; 81 ~ No.
vember and year; 81 30H December; 81 3l1Snl ~
January; sales 81 3Olsal 80 December; No. o. 81 IL;
reIeCtedD2c Corn dull weak and lower at 6lkA
6llIc cash; Gistc November; $50 December; 6Sl3c
January. 81 Sa613E May; rejected 6sIzC Oats dun,
weak and lower At 1910 cash; 49, e November and
december 4314 January; ~ February; 4G1Jc May
Rye easier at Nc. harley easier at 81 %. FlaxseGd
strong aud higher at 50. Pork active, but lower
and unsettled at SIS O0al6 25 cash SIS g712al6 %
November: SIS 06ai6 10 December SIS b5al6 90
year; 81 4Oal7 i2.S january; 81 GOal7 6?1 Feb;
flIaFy Lard active, but weak and lower at 81 l2IS
ali Ii cash aud November S1l 22JIall'2j December
81 l!Isall d January: 81 6iaIl 57IS February
Bulk meats heavy; shoulders 81 81 short rib s. 68
short clear ~ D. Whisky steady and unchanged at
81 IS. Call-Wheat, corn and oats easier but not
luOtably lower. Pork higher and Irregular al
SO 2Oll6 q December SlT4O January; 81 62lSa
II 6 February. Lard easier and declined 2Lac.
The following shows the fluctuations in the Chi.
cAgo grain and produce market yesterday, a 70.
ported by John 81. HOon 4 Co.. bruksEs, No. 1l6O
Nal ali
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04

ST0CES-The market was unsettled At the open
Ing but soon became strong, Metropolitan Elevated
selling up 81 and the general list Aal5s per cent
Northwestern common and preferred being the
most prominent In the movement The TALL and
rise Alternated until the second board, when the
free selling movement resulted in sharp decline
In prices selling OF Iat5S per cent the litter Met.
mPolltAn, Manhattan declining I, New York ~,
and Pacific Nail ~ per cent
The depression In Pacific Mall was due to the re.
port that the Union Pacific Railroad Company had
given notice Of Its intention 10 dissolve the contract
existing between tho two companies In regard 70
freight and passengers. In the hnRl sales ManhAt.
tan Elevated recovered Ia and Metropolitan u
per cent, but the general market closed heavy, In
diana, bloomington & Western rose and reacted l
per cent, and Cincinnati, san Fnlncisc0 & Cleve.
land advanced 3per cent, Northwestern advanced
on y large increase In the earplngA
Transactions 369. COZ ShAreA
The mining stock market to-day was active and
Irregular, the state lines closing, Nos aud at II
and Oriental & Miller atty. Robinson Consolidated
advanced from 1875 10 ,32j, and Southern Pacific
declined to s0O The total sales Ut both Exchanges
were iCb 10 shnhgR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-04

MAPLEWoOD INSTITUTE FOR
Nl young ladies and gentlemen, IS miles west o.
Philadelphia, located on the Phlla. & BALTIC Contra!
RR Courses OF study English, Scientific and
Military Academies and the best American colleges.
Athor6ugh chemical department. Reading taught
bYAAntcaS elOcutionlst PenmAnship BY q pro-
eSNr, master Of the beauties Of the ART home
Ike department iOrlttle boys Fourteen Instructors.
IOsHPIi SiIORTLiDGE, yale College, A. NJ, Prin'
opal, COnCOrlyllle, Del Co, Pa quo
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Sunday express leaves Wheeling a. ESq A. NJ, ar.
nyes WVllsburg 9S A. ~, sleubenVille G65 A, ",
making sloss connection for western polntl
Trains leaving Columbus at $40 p n, aud 6;3S A.
Columbus daily, except Sunday, at 6sOjP, w., with
sleeping car attached, arriving In Chicago 81 1850
next morning. BeEths can be secured In advance &c
Union Depot Ticket Ofico, Columbus.
PullmAn's Palace drawing Room SlCeplnE Can
through without change from steubenVIlo last 10
philadelphia and New York. West W Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis and g. Louis
For through tickets, baggage checks sleeping CIR
accommodations, aud any lurther Information, IN.
ply 70 JOS, N. BEILEYILLE, Ticket Agent, AZ Pan.
handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street. Of II CITY
Ticket Offee, under McLure House, Wheeling.
d. w. CALDWELL,
Gen'l Manager, PlttShuRh, PA.
z A. FORD,
Gen'l Pas. and Ticket Agent Pittsburgh Pa
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

customary to require any additional bonds.
 We approve, however, Of the Boards requiring bonds, but they should be in reasonable sum, say S1O,0OO, and not over S20000
 Then the Board does not propose to allow but 3is per cent for collection, while the previous year 4ls was allowed. Now, the CITIZEN is not disposed to favor lavish public expenditures, but Il the taxes of this county can be collected for 3JS per cent, then there must be heap of rottenness in the way affairs are man. aged in Maricopa, which pays :, and In Cochise, which pays 10, and this county must have paid too much heretofore
 Now, we have not spoken of these matters for the purpose of making any criticism, but to call attention to the fact that there is apparent, We hope not in- tentional, discrimination in their treat ment of Sheriff Paul, as compared with the treatment they gave his predecessor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
THE MORALS OF THE STOCK MARKET.

Most persons are inclined to classify the bulls " and bears of the stock market as of equal moral turpitude. Both are engaged m a species of gam bling which is very exciting and demor- alizing. The London Bullionist, how ever, comes to the rescue of the bulls and points out the difference between these two animals who keep the market in a lively state:
 Bulling and bearing stocks have frequently been spoken and writ ten of by financial critics and purists as if they were very much alike in re- spect of morality. In the one case a man backs his opinion that certain stocks will rise, and in the other that they will fall: and he stands to win or lose ac- cording as he has proved true or false prophet. Or to put it otherwise, he bets on the rise or fall and pockets the diff ference in prices fl the stocks go the right way for him.
 Thus badly presented, the morality of the one appears about equal to the Oth- CT. But in this instance a bland state ment is misleading The most stern
 
 that man may legitimately make money out of his superior knowledge; and if the intrinsic merits and substantial pros poets of a stock are such as to justify the opinion that its value will advance, he is entitled to take adventage of the oppor- tunity. He trades on his credit and turns to business account the knowledge of the expert which may be the fruits of ls., T f1,-r l,n a1 vance k justified by the intrinsic merits of the property, and by luis operations he promotes 1t, he is adding to the wealth of the world in a perfectly legitimate manner If, on the other hand, the ad- vance Is without substantial grounds, he must pay for his mistakes and will reap as he has sOwn.
 We venture to submit that the case of the bear Is somewhat different, espe- cially if he runs down the market worth of property on fiimsy, inadequate and manifestly false and fictitious grounds. The bear puts money in his own pocket by taking 1t out of other peoples and prospers by disorganiZing credit, which Is the very soul ot commerce. A blunder in oyerestimating the future value of a property Is more venal than one of the opposite order, if only because the world benefits by the one which 1t looses by. the other. To bring about depreciation in property by false rep resentations IS to be guilty of the double | crime of falsehood and fraud. The ille- gitimate bear breaks the eighth and l ninth commandments right of, besides | having put his foot through the tenth be- fore he began his operations. He may sometimes serve a useful purpose, for in | the economy of nature there IS place | for skunks and sloths; but he lives on other peoples misfortunes, and only | prospers as they decline. These things so, the immortality of bearing under circumstances, is, as it seems to us, matter of demonstration.
 The Bullionist is evidently the organ of the ''bulP side of the market, and its Of the case would be true and
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21

logical did the 'bulls" only raise the price of valuable property. But they are quite as likely b 'bull' a worthless thing as the "bears" are to cry down val uabIe stocks. We fail to see any dis tinction between the two ends of the market. One e1aggerates and the other depreciates, and they are all after the almighty dollar that marks the huctua- tions of the stocks they are operating III. The worst feature of the stock business, as far as mines are concerned, IS that more money is lost in stock deals than in prospecting and legitimate mining, but mining is charged with it all. This is manifestly unfair to legitimate min ing, and if Eastern capitalists would stop to consider they would see the dlf- ference. They might just as reasonably charge farming with the losses made an- nually by gamblers in grain options and pork, as to charge stock board losses to mining. Their connection IS purely nominal, and could mining he relieved of the stock jobbing incubus 1t would become more prosperous, for certainly II is as legitimate and, when properly car ried on, as safe as any business of equal magnitude It is coming to be consld- cred in its proper light as a business, requiring capital, energy and bralns, and not as a mere chance.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
LET US BUILD 4 RAILROAD.

The above heading will, no doubt, cause a smile to steal over the cOunten- nances of some of the wise men Of Tucson, but it is by no means thing to be langhed at Not many years ago General Palmer, of Col45ado, suggested to the people of DenverS proposition to build a railroad, and was laughed at. But the General was one of those deter mined men who believe in future, and who could see ahead, and possessed Tn marked degree the faculty of causing others to look in the same direction. He went to work and organized company, but receiving no encouragement at home, he went East, and his indomitable perseverance and will procured money with which to build Darrow-gauge rail road from Denver to Colorado Springs, and he actually built the first section of 100 miles before the people had recovered from their surprise. This road, which the knowing ones said commenced nowhere and ended at the same place." pad expenses rom the very start, This little venture has ended in a giant enter prise. The road IS now extended nearly 400 miles south to the San Juan country, and arrangements have been made to extend it west to Great Salt Lake City, and on into the State of Nevada; while the main road-the grand trunk line-is being constructed from Denver to the City of Mexico, and work is now actually going on at both ends, and more than 25,O00 men are in the employ of the com pany. We have a more favorable country over which to ouild roads than did Gen. Palmer, and it promises just as good results. It Is from here to Albuqurque, New Mexico, over the Kingman route of the Atchison, Topeka < Santa Fe sur vey, which is almost due north from here to the San Pedro; thence up the Arivipa Canyon, and out over the San Carlos Reservation, with a branch up the Arivipa Canyon to the coalfelds, and another to Globe. Open mp com munication with General Pulmer and tell him what We are doing, and how long before We reach Albuquerque he will be there with branch of his little giant to meet us and give us through route to Denver that will compete for the trade of the southwest, and it will result in giving us low freights and in building up our country. Let the best men of our town take hold of this enter prise and make it a success. It can be done. Owing to the small amount of capital required to build narrow gauge railroad they may be made to pay where a broad gauge would be forced into bankruptcy. Tucson cannot afford to sit down and fold her arms in idleness. She must be up and doing if she would hold her place as the commercial center of Arizona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-08-21
usrrrn STATES REersrER

The CITIZEN indorses the conimnii- cation of Responsible Citizen to the editor ot the Star, and also states, knowing whereof it afiir-ms, that NO RE- sPoSsIBLE PARTY or PARTIES lErve lni- tiated any move to have the present United States Register removed The Registers reputation is too well estab- lished by years service, both as public officer in several responsible positions in the State from which he came, and as an attorney of recognized ability and integrity in active practice at the bar for more than quar- ter of a century, to have it injured by the spiteful filings of black-mailing edl- tors or black-mailing attorneys. We further say that if they have any idea they will accomplish anything by their attempts to bulldose, they have nistak- en the man. Furthermore, We will guar antee that the Department will sustain every ruling made by the Register which the Star calls in question by in- ference.