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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-13

pr4sBuRan, December 12,-Iohn Con.
nelly, another Of the victims oil the Rock
Cut Holocaust, died this morning at the
West Penn Hospital. All ol the Others
except LAfIey will recover.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-13

s,H rARNcisco, December 12.-John
rtiIs' wife and child were drowned while
attempting 70 cres! South Crow creel
ciiiSeh 81 this county
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-13
AWEEK's EXCHANGES.
Showing the Condition or the Rusinesu
or the Country.

BosToS, March l2.-From the Pot: The
following table shows the total gross ex-
changes at twenty-iour leading clearing
houses in the United States, twenty.tbee
being for the week ending December 10,
and one, Louisville, for the week ending
December s.;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-13

PououkEEpstE, N, v, December l2,-
Seneca v. Halloway, paying teller Of the
Poughkeepsie National Bank, has been ar.
rested charged with embeE2lement. A par.
tial examination Of the books show a short.
age OF between s400OOand $4,000. Halo.
way was recently elected County Treasurer.
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CoRE, December 12.-Forty farms seized
under execution for rent were offered for
sale today. Twcnty.one were purchased
for landlords and in ten cases the tenants
paid the rents.
LONDON, December l2.-Thc United Ire.
land, the organ Of the Land League, will
In the future be published by an executive
Of the ladies land l.enpiIe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-13

DR.. SpitSka again took the stand. Wit.
ness concluded, from the shape OF his face
and head and the defective innovation Of
the faCial muscles, and from the pro.
nounced deviation OF the tongue to the left,
that the prisoner was born with m unequal
development Of the brain; that his insanity
was CongenitNl. Witness described with
great particularly the pecuIiarities OF the
head formation which lie had detected In
the prisoners Case. :Ho thought that In the
prisoners case the inequality In the two
sides ot the head was three times greater
than ID normal head. Inequality could
be taken as an indication oi moral fmbeCil.
ity only In proportion to It's degree.
NATURE OF uUtrEAU's INSANITY.
The witness continued "tf had only
that man 9 (pointing TO Guiteau) mean face
to judge by might say lie was n depraved
man or an insane man, but introducing
other tactors-the unequal formation Of
his head, inequality Of facial expression
and deviation Of the tongue am OF the
opinion that the trouble Is Of the Congeni.
tal origin"
TheClosest attention was paid by Cult.
eat 10 the evidence Of this witness, and his
satisfaction was plainly indicated BY the
expression Of his Couhtenance. Tlr1 wit
ness becoming weary, was allowed TO sit
down, but District Attorney Corkhil In.
sisted upon his standing up, as he could
not see or hear him.
Witness stood up, saying II was trivial
matter whether Corkliill could see or hear
him. Ghiteau was immensely amused at
his. retott, and with Chnckle said, "tie's d
bad inan for you, Cofkhill, and we have
got sotne more Of them too."
Withess upon talking with the prisoner
found lie based his conclusions upon an In.
sane and improbable assumption, "but
granting his assumption 10 be true, his
conclusions were logical"
The crOss.eXaininatiOn was conducted
with the evident purpose Of disCrediLing
the direct testimony, but spitSka was more
than a match for his questions Col. Cork.
hill sharply questioned the witness In re.
gard 10 the article he contributed 10 the
Medical Journal.
NOT SATISFACTORY TO THE PROSECUTION.
A Aspicy colloquy followed, which Gulleau
interrupted by shouting ut seems tC
cause you considerable trouble; you had
better cool Of, Corkhill. | haven't seer
you heated so before. II Is three o'clock
we had better 20 home"
Witness wasasked II lie had not appeared
az an expert In a certain case, and aite
taking fee on one side returned II anC
. taken latgef one from the other side.
Witness replied With considerable
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sGvkp from suicidel many suiFerersl BY
using DatosnIa, Dackache, Liver and Kidney
Prepared by 3. X. Thompson, Titu,vllle,
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As soon rs Court was called to order,
Guiteau, with flashing eyes and nervous
uttOranCe, shouted out, "fhere are great
many poodle dogs on the press, and want
to express my contempt for these poodle
dogs Of the press. The high toned press Of
the country are beginning to express their
opinion that 1t would be crime to hang n
man who was In my condition the "a OF
July when was impelled upon the Presi.
dent" (some one III tho audience cried
out, "shoot him now'') Cries OF order
from the bailiif reduced the audience to
quiet.
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LONDON, December 12.-The Standard
announces that q fresh competition In tele.
graphic communication with America and
India may be looked for from new com.
pany to be launched next month.
THE PROPERTY DEFENSE ASSOCIATION.
A circular concerning private meeting
at the Mansion House tomorrow, the Lord
Mayor presiding, III aid Of the Irish Pro.
perty Defense Association, is issued by the
Duke OF Sutherland, Lord Claude Hamil.
ton, Lord Stafford and Col. Kingscote.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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legal rate for space occupied. Rule and FjcuFC
work so per cent. extra.
SPECIAL NOTICES, Advertisements IN other than
single column measure and those In aprescrIbed
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LOCAL NoTICBs-lG cents per line for first. ana !
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CARDS In Business Dlrectory-One inch, year
SO: months, SO; months, 50. Oue-half inch
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wants" "For Sale" "For Rent" "Losi, "
"Found,' otc., in "Cheap Cash Corner" Ons-hali
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NoW IS Your Qpnorfunifu


Herapped ut the chief clerks window
and put on a brow of sixteen years in
state Prison as he began:
"Sir, several days ago I dropped a
letter into this Office directed to Pontiac
to John Smith, Of Pontiac"
Eyes, sir, I presume So"
That letter contained a ten dollar
bin"
eyes, sir.r
'.And it neverreached Pontiac"
''Ah! it didn'tPn
No, sir! That letter, sir, was doubt
less stO-"
''Wait q minute, replied the clerk,
as he stepped away. When he return
ed he eXhibi ed the letter, which was
not only unstamped, but simply adj
dressed: John Smith. Michigan"
'Is that it2n he osaeG.
eyes, sir-that is -ahem. sir-ves.
sir, that's the letter. and Pm an ass,
sir, aud good-day, s;rr'-Detroit Free
Press
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TO MY Doc 8 BI4NCO.D
EELe. HOLLAND.

BY dear, dumb friend, low lying there,
willing vassal at my feet,
Glad partner OF my home and fare,
Ny ahadoW In the seot.
Hook into your great brown eyes,
Where love and loyal homage shine,
And wonder where the difference lies
Between your soul and mine
For all Of good that have found
Within myself or human kind,
Hath royalty Informed and crowned
Your gentle heart and mind.
I scan the whole broad earth around
For that one heart which, leal and tue,
BeaFs friendship without end or bound,
And dad the prize in you.
trust you as trust t1o stars;
Nor cruel loss, nor BCo9 ofprida,
Nor beggary, nor dungeOn-barss
Can move you from my sidrl
As patient under injury
Asany Christian saint Of old
Aa gentle as a lamb with me-
But with your brothers bold
More playful than frolic boy,
More watchful than a sentinel,
BY day and night your constant JOY
To guard aud please me well.
clasp your uEaQ upon my ullaah-
Tho while you whine and lick my hand
And thus our friendship Is confessed,
And thus we understand!
All, Blguc0 Did I worship God
Ad truly ga YJu worship me-
Or follow where my Master tUud
Wlth your humility
Did I sit fandly at His feer,
As you, dear BHuCo, cit at mine,
And watch HIM with q love as sweet,
Nj life would grow divine
Midsummer Scribugr.
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On o Canada Southern train, says tho
Detroit Free Press q Dstroi.eC had o
scat behind q couple who got on at @
little station near St. Thomas, and he
thought no had seen tho mans facl be-
fore, He was looking at him sharply
and trying to remember where he had
met him, when the man .luraed and
asked:
aren't you Thomas -, Of De-
trojt?n
Eyes; aud aren't you William -,
of BuiTaloP"
eyes"
II thought so when you came In.
And amt you running away with old
Judge Blanks daughter, Of St, Thom-
ASP"
'pvo got q beltor thing than that, "
whispered William, az he leaned over
tho seat 'Im running away with bis
Wifein
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HIGHLAND COUNTY, OHIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 1881

on the first local option bill, cast
three gOtes in It's favor. Afterwards
these three were Withdrawn, and the
party exultiBgly voted solid ngainst
any Temperance legislation, and
tauptiugly said eve have now got
you where we have long wanted you,
and now you shall make q record. %
And the fifty made their record bold
and plain, by a lnrger vote than was
ever cast by any party in this State
for so sweeping "a Temperance mea-
sure. Now, when the &" dominant
party" musters over fifty votes
lacking about half % dozen of ths
constitutional number to pass a bill
Temperance men come TO the
front aud cay "We will not have
any more Of this party it has failed
TO give Us what we asked, and we
will fail to give IL our votes How
can Temperance people thus play in
to the hands Of other party who
thus eXulted over rs, and voted sol
id against every Temperance mea.
sure, and Sought to make political
capital out Of every move in favor OF
it?" How much more rational AMI
busiuess-lile it would be for Tenn
perance men to accept the situation,
and having already the strength Of
over fifty votes, turn their attention
to the localities where Republican
members have not voted with the
fifty, and see to it chat it shall not
be 30 hereafter. Do this and the
work is done-the result obtained.
But to undertake to overthrow the
dominant party" in order to Becure
the passage Of Temperance mea-
sures, is worse than "killing the
bird for the golden egg" for, aim
ing at the life of the bird, no egg
will be obtained NV. @. AdvO-
cate.
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IA young friend Of mine WIS cured Of an
msotioble thirst for liquor, which bad so
proslrated him that he woa unable 90 DO
any business. lie was entirely cured by
the use Of Hop Bitters. II alluyCd all that
burning thirst; took away the appetite for
liquor; made bis nerves steady, aud he has
remained a sober and steady man for more
than twu years, and has no deaira 10 return
10 hiu cups; know Of a number Of Others
that have bean cured Of drinking BY it,
From a leading 4. r, Official, Chicago,
Uk-LTimUa. aai8W9
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The TEMPERANCE PLANK.
WHAT ITS AUTHOR, COL. I.
W. TUCKER, HAS TO
SAY OF 1T.

from the Cincinnati Gazette.
Doctor Leonard, Methodist preach
sr, Of Cincinnati, who is endowed
with great volume of voice and lit
tie or no Christian charity, charged
some time prior to the LovelanC
Temperance Convention, in q meet
ing of preachers in Cincinnati, tba
the so-ealled temperance plank il
tho Republican platform was manu-
featured by the whisky men of Co
lumbus and telegraphed to the Cleve
land Convention as an emanatior
from the Anh-Liquor Alliance.
had hoped that DIR. Leonard woulc
have made public correction of this
false statement before this, Rev. l.
U. snead, General Superintendent
Of the Ohio Ani-Liquor Alliance
told mo he had said to DIR, Leonard
that no was wrong in making thai
statement, and that it was not true
aud gave me as its author I desire
to say, through your paper, that ]
am the exclusive author of the Tenn
peranoe plank in the Republican
platform, and that it embodios more
practical Temperance than Leonard
ever conceived Of / have been la
boring with and among the people
almost constantly during tho past
five gears, in tho interest of the TEN
perRneo cause, and can perhaps show
"a good q record in that direction a.
Dr. Leonard, and did much more to
create the sentiment that brings te
liia the Liovelapd Convention thar
no, / thought / knew something oI
the wishes Of the conservative TEN,
peranoo people Of tho State, and in
drafting the resolution frankly con.
oede / did not consider such men a.
this Leonard or hia kind, for / wal
fully Oppdaed that II mattOrod mol
though one arose frem tho dead, Il
he advanced other than prohibition
they would not receive him. III,
fact Ia, that Leonard and those who
ara following him are not battling IN
tho iatoroat Of Temperance, but ore
making a hght against Gov Foster
and the Ropublionn party, rather
than tho rum power Of the State and
lta evils, Tho resolution IN tho Re.
publican platform, u fairly oonstru.
cd, embraces the very thing that IA,
largo body OF petitioners 20 tho Log
iBlOturo OF last winter prayed for
Option In its fullest sopso gives t.
tho people tbo right through thou
Legislative body 10 bayo iuat suoh
measures ns thpy may demand,wilh.
ont constitutional restictious
shall not diaaugs here, at this time.
tho merits OF this resolution, bul
will take oooBsiau 10 eay TINT I an
prepared 10 moot Leonard, Boole.
Camp, or any other gusher in de.
rauso Of what they are pleased, in
their Gospel meeting, to term Broth
or fuckers boutling
ISAAC w. TUCKER.
CoLumUs, O., Aug, 3, 1881.
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Dr. Renuedy

Would have 10 uUderNood thst, while De
is engaged in the introduction OF his ned
icine, "Favorile Remedy be still coniin-
ues the practice Of his profession, but con-
6nes himself exclusively to Otieo prsc,ice.
lie treats all diseases OF a chronic charsc-
ter, and performs al The minor aud capi-
tai operations Of Surgery Parties living
at a distance, except in surgical cases, by
sending a statement Of their case, can be
treated at home. Address DR.. David Ken
nedy, Rondout. N. Y. au25w2DSCo
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CoLUnnUs, O., Aug, 3, 1881,

No other remedy for children will meet
40 many indications Of disorder or 70
thoroughly cure them as DENIES WoRN
SYRur, Il Is good purpative, pleasant
10 take, and always mie % cents for four
ounce bottle. Sold by dEuggists, aulsw2
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Druggists Praise Them.

awe always recommend Malt blttegs
ga perfect food medicine
"hgst nOuris hiug agent we know Of,H
"Wumeu sud children take Malt R.ttegs,n
"OvercOmo nervousness aud aleepleasues5,
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Headache, an Bilious Disorders pya,
pepaia aud Constipation cured by pr, Met.
laura Headache and Dyspepsia PILLS,
Price % oents, auelwlnsea
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Was there ever ap individual who
was Unlu0ky enough 10 DO abused by
tue mouth ai aNv rjvore
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Judge ", 7, Filley, Of Pjts2ell thls
State, was cured " severe rheumatism by
81, Jacobs Gll,-lSpgingaeld ,Mas) Re-,
publican,
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Headache cured ior 2A cents hy pr
Mclaurs Headache and Dyspepsia Pills.
Bugiwlboco
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We are constantly hoarjpg Of ocean
pl0r9, as li The uccou cvHr bal % pecgl
-NeA Ni.jCtN
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An unpglnelplod bachelor SAYS trou.
bios never como single,
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Answers In two woeks.

Answers to Young Folks Corner OF Aug. IL.
To No, l--Victoria
To No 2-"Anril showers hrir- sr,r a.-,,-rr, %
~ NJ s-Llgo tun-aut-shlp.
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The woman who dycs her hair wants
% koap lt dark,
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Harwsre-,ho friction on tho school,
boys knoe,
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Young Folks Corner.


!. A 'r'tcr, q bouteb6d dc.iv. g. A fgec=.
su ryofvrrrn=a rutiyo ut spain. q AnvIbnr De-
ihc ahape pt thr tongue. IS The bratewurrt 0t
g gift g, Any wHulay pnclIra q An arimaL
3 a part of iae body p, A NtIor =,C.B, rImoa.
star,
40. s-CUAEAnu.
have q dtgehier tair and rav.
And sprEHiN HH NEXf nrk lu Mrv
a. rtUsr and ouf vB EIrr vrug.
In gather argHH uT WuNtU iufnHf
"a rAsr which grows Boz AHIs vy1t'.
WbrfCirOm fn make h'uf of fHud
A rain cgmu No. ami be1Tten shore
we had tJt leave 8i ones. y1u aoe.
Ard $50 un food vr hBd in store,
Made from the 'yavrs of chat rare trcc.a.fh.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-03-16
Some of the New Laws.

From the FlorSdioD.
An Act to regulate proceedings be.
fore Justices of the Peace in case
OF Peace Warrants.
That after an affidavit is made be.
fore any Justice of the Peace by any
person that he or she has reason TO
believe, and does believe, that he or
she will suffer personal violence at
the hands OF another, he shall issue
his warrant tor the arrest of the party
or parties against whom tho affidavit
has been made commanding the officer
in whose hands the warrant has been
placed, to bring the said person or
persons against whom the warrant
has been issued before him, and, if
after full and thorough examination,
he shall have a reason to believe,
from evidence produced before him,
that there is just cause for said COM
plant, he shall bind the person or
persons so arrested over by bond,
with two or more good and sufficient
sureties, said bond to be approved
by the Justice, tor one year. to keep
the peace; aud upon failure of said
person or persons to give bond as
aforesaid, he shall commit such per.
son to Jail until the required bond is
given; provided that the said com-
mitment shall not be for more than
three months.
An Act to Prevent Illegal Voting IL
this State.
Any person who shall cast an lille
gal vote at any election in this State
held according to law, shall be guilty
of felony, and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished by impris
onment in the State Prison not tc
exceed six months, or by fine not tc
exceed 500, at the discretion of the
court.
An Act in Relation to Landlords
Lien.
lst. A landlord has lien on the
crop grown on rented land for rent
for current year, and for advances
made III money or other things Of
value, whether made directly by him
or at his instance and request by
neither person, or for which he has
assumed the legal responsi biIity, at
or before the time at which such ad.