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Disability aud liability of the Prtai.
dent 10 Fiji his Onlee.

Disability and liability of the PreNi.
dent 20 Fiji his O1lee,
Richmond Dispatch.
The Constitution Of The United States
provides. that, Tin case Of the removal Of
the President from bis. Office or Of biz
death, resignation, or inability to die.
charge the powers and duties Of said Office,
the same shall dsvolve upon the Vice.
President, and Congress may by law pro.
vide for the CAGE Of removal by death,
resignation, OF inability both Of the Pres,
ideht and Viee.P President, declaring what
officer ehall then act as President, and
such officer shall act accordingly until the
disability be removed OF 0 President shall
be elected"
But those ambiguous words INABILITY"
and disability" doubtless allude 10 men.
tai not physical inability" They were
put into the Constitution Rooh after an al.
tempt Upon the lie Of the King oil England
lin 1851 and just before 1888, The year
when Geotee Ill, the same King, gave 90
many evidences Of insanity or dementioh
that there was much talk OF providing for
9 regency, Yet, notwithstanding hls con
dttion IN l7Ss, George served "a King until
islV, when he becatne petmshently disa.
bled, and had 10 yield the sceptfe 10 an.
other. Mt. Garfield hiss not reached a
state Of Inability" or disability" within
the meaning Of those words as they are
employed 10 the Constitution, M,
Arthur will have 10 walt awhile.
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LATE advlcas from Great Britain state
that the labor market remains in q fairly
satistActory condition, and in the iron and
coaltrades prospects are generally reported
good. Az Birmingham the hardware
branches are well of Tor orders, and colo.
NAL demands are steady. The Sheffield
trades continue well employed, and some
Of the lighter branches are sharing In the
Improvement. The chemical trades on
Tyne are again better of for work, and
on oil the northern rivers shipbuildiDg
and marine engineering remain busy.
Steel makers are, rs q rule, especially we'll
employed. The textile trades remain
fairly employed, and ct Bailey some mill.
owners are contemplating overtime. Sew.
eral railway works are making good prog.
reSs, and on the Lincoln and SleAfofd line
sub contractors for The cuttings are being
rendered for.
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BEANS-On Mon'ay, Jniy II, 1881, At 1913 p M
CLE ENT fLW0oD, infant son Of W. Y, aud Ad1h N.
Bsana, aVed 4 months and SdayS.
Funeral from the rtSIdsnSO Of his parents, No, III
South Broadway, this CTussiayl afternoon at 4
o'clock. Friends Il the family are invited To al
tend. Iutermsut private.
EvANy-0n sund'y morning.. July 10, 1881,
Funeral irSm bis late residence In Be wood, on
Tuesday afternoon at O'clock. Friends Of tho iAml.
" are invited TO attend. .
BOXING -On Sunday morning, July 10, 1881, at !
O'Clock, ELIZA 81 vie Of John ". Boring, In the
sd year VI her Bge,
Funeral from The residence Of her husband, No
1856 Sixteenth street, on Tuesday afternoon at q
O'Clock. FrisEdS OF the family are invited. Inter.
meut at Peninsula Cemetery.
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RICHMOND, Va, correspondence states
that government engineers are to begin
work next fall on James river, to deepen
the channel. 1t Is thought that q depth
Of twenty. five feet can be gained from itS
mouth to Richmond. This will enable
the largest ocean vessels to land there.
The merchants Of Richmond are said to
be much encouraged ove the increase Of
business done during the past winter and
spriDg. After y canvass Of the different
brancnes Of trade, 1t has been AsCsrtained
that the ayerage increase in the boot and
shoe trade at Richmond this year has been
Is per cent; in Crockery, 25 per cent; in
hardware, 20 per cent In drugs, 10 per
cent; In dry goods, 10 per cent; notions,
Is per cent; hats and caps, Is per cent,
and groceries, 20 per cent.
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adopted the material features Of the bill.
Tennessee has lately put into operation q
four.mile Law, no liquor to be sold within
four miles Of any incorporated town. To
get this local prohibition two bundled
towns have burned their charters and q
Judge holding the criminal courts Of ave
counties told me that since the adoption
Of this law the crimes in eourt had fallen
of about two-thirds, being eleven nov
where before there we're thirty. Ken
lucky enjoys efteGtuRl prohibition in
many c .unties. South Carolina spproxl'
mates prohibition, and North Uarolins
will vote on q prohibltory amendment
August "a, and present hope Of It's RdoP'
ton 10 strong"
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QUE l. l. LErTER.
Presentation Of n Gold watch 10 Rev,
John Aughey and q SILK Dreas to HIS
Wife

wife.
DALLAS, W. VA July 8.
Editorl IntSlllgenCoI!
The PreHbytery Of Washington, on
July 9th, 1881, dissolved the pastoral rela.
ton between Rev. John H. Aughey and
the West Union Presbyterian church in
Dallas, W. Va. The following episode &C.
Cured in the presence Of the ~Presbytery
and the congregations Mr.. George W.
Rhodes arose and calling upon the pastor
and his vile TO present themselves In front
Of the pulpit, thus addressed them:
Rev John r. Augh0:
DEAR siR:-1n behalf OF your many
friends, members oil this church and CON.
gregaLlon, l present to you u sincere
regrets that you have deemed II necessary
10 insist upon the dissolution OF the pas.
toral relation which has go long snbeist.
ed between us. You came Ia us In the
centennial year, aud we would have been
glad were 1t Gods will 10 spare az, for
You to have remained till the dawn OF the
next centennial. Our church has greatly
proBpered under your ministry. Large
acCessions TO lis membership have been
received. You have preached to Us the
gospel In power and demonstration Of the
spirit. Your pastoral labora have been
abundant, You have abounded Ia every
good word aud work. You have ministeted
10 the sick; you have COmforted those 10
trouble; you have by preCeptand example
soWn the good seed Of divine truth broad
cast throughout this whole community.
II you have failed In any respect 10 the
discharge OF your duty since you have
been our pastor we know II not. You
have watched over us as q faithful under
shepherd, and now we deem II our duty
to 41atch you. l, therefore, In behalf Of
those l represent present TO you In
their name this beautiful and valuable
gold watch and chain as o testimonial OF
our appreciation Of your worth and the
esteem in which you shall always be held
by ts. Please accept this watch and keep
It 40 o souvenir during life. WeLfust that
wherever God in His providence shall
cast your lot YOU may be sg Useful and
successful 90 whilst with Us.
l am also requested 10 present TO you,
Mrs. AngheY, on behalf Of your lady
friends In this congregation, this bsauli.
tul silk dress, Of the. anest quality, as q
tribute Of respect for one whom they al.
ways highly esteemed and one whom
they will always hold Ia remembrance %
Q dear friend and true Christian lady.
Please accept II, and may 1t long serve ae
. meinento Of ther Sffection and esteem.
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To RehoId-PeFaOnAl and OIheFWlSe.
WRLLsBuRo, July II.
RdIon IntOlllgoncOE. %
A ride over the Wellsburg and Bethany
pike, also over the Wellsburg and Wash
ington pike, warrants usin saying that the
present generation never saw the fields
blooming with q more bountiful harvest
The most Of the wheat has been cut. The
yield Is large; heads well filed and
grains large and plump, Well informed
farmers say that the wheat was never bet
ter, Aato hay, il there has been q scarcity
Ia former years there Ia q great abundsnCe
now. Neither 10 1t Of q siCkly quality, hui
Of Q good strong rich color, denoling that
the soil Is in prime condition. OA's are
promising, The fields Of Indian corn are
really beautiful to behold, No yellow,
SiCkly, half starved looking STALKS, nnl
strong and healthy looking, Indeed the
country 10 beautiful inst now. The people
are happy. They could not 6nd any thing
70 complain Of il they were to try ever 60
hard. II 10 our opinion that all things
considered this seCtion Of country Is about
No nsar Paradise IS can be found on terra
frmG,
At BsllevleW camp ground Q party Of
young folks are summeriug, Az we
pNsed we noticed they were at dinner,
the young lords oil creation Masking them
selves useful az we'll as ornamental, by
waiting upon tie genller sex. From ap
peArances they were having q good time,
DSnforth Brown, b., and daughter,
formerly Of this place, now Of Cincinnati,
are stopping at the Hudson.
Esquire W, II. Caldwell and family, OIL
Wheeling, are the guests Of Mrs. II. W,
CarotherA.I
Attorney Ferguson, Of Wheeling, ID
stopping at the Granite,
Joseph APPLICABLE, Feq, 10 confined "a
his room by o severe illness,
The Brilliant Glass Works, stu
ated at Lagrange, have suspend
ed operations ia part during tht
heated term. The furnace department o.
the Riverside Glass works was stopped
last week. We understand they resumt
to day.
John Out, who was go severely harmed
some weeks since OF the Glass works, has
recovered sufficiently to ride out.
Tucker continues to put down wRtel
pipes 10 the streets, "Tall oaks from H.
tie aCorns grow"
Mercury marked 1902 at noon on satur
day, l0i d 3P N Sunday,
The potato bug seems to be little noticed
this season.
Much interest Is manifested BY thC
entire community 10 the speedy recovery
Of President Garfield. G. BIO.
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An Animated Fable cOavsraalion.

A. @heN tANte SeaNeh4AhAtAs
Bo,tOa BullOiiR,
II am mashed on you" said the potato
% the vegetable dish. "But you we're
stuck with the fork, " said the dish, Vbs.
fore you were spoOuy on me-" "Gtvs Us
q lest,P said the knife; "don't you eco the
salad dTessiDg2" "You are q ely Or,
with Your cutting remarks" observed the
napkin; "aes how red the lobster H."
whats little wiper the napkin To-" muir.
INJURED the asparagus. "You are not we'll
bred, although you are brought up on
toast" said the tAblecloth. "What o
dsmssk cheek you have" suffered the
vinegar "iE's sour opinion you will be-
spotted pretty soon." t'Aren't.you q little
oG your baeIP" aaked the sail. saline,
old fellow" cried the mustard. "Isupposs
you think you are smart" said the
pepper hotly. "0l have TO alp In
heIe," said the cTnet, swsetly, iii you Eel
lows u going to Geaaon each other In this
style" Here the breadloaiedin with the
cEusty remark that he would "be butter.
ed" II he ever cot into such company.
You can't get ahead Of u.s." said the cab,
baRe, "What 10 going to tuFnip next2"
sail the GAulia over; l believe you are
all drunk, l know the beef 10 cornedo
'Sit on him and We will have peas"
shouted the beans, ~ can't said the
canlia lweri ~ have Just bad q boil"
"He ia dished, by gravyw cried the but
ter.boSt. II sm accustomed 10 iSTp," said
tho olive, "but "a o child OF the dessert !
advise you TO cheese it." The champagne
had just murmured to the glass, "Il pop,
my dear, as soon as some u these coarse
teIloWs are out Of the way" when the
dinner.bsll said, II am going to ring in
myself now, and everything will be laid
ON the table"
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7TolaI I0itIItI Ord, eIpond IaIot'It'
CONNECTING on Roscoe COnkltps's in

COMMENTING on Roscoe Oonkling's in,
Junction 10 patriots to shear up the hands,
Of the Vice President In his present difi.
cultles the Rochester Democrat (Rep)
says:
ibid be bear up the hands Of President
Hayes, who assumed office under circum'
stances peculiarly embarrassing, and who,
amid the storm Of dstractlon poured upon
him, and In the lace OF threatened revolu.
tion, needed the help OF every loyal heart?
Roscoe Conkling met President Hayes
with q sneer, and no shield Of defense for
him, but directed against him the pois-
oned arrows OF sarcasm aud Of malice
Did Roscoe Conkling bear up the hands
OF President Garfield? Since the well be.
loved President took his seat, Mr.. Conk.
ling hiss done little else save TO stir up
dissensions In the party, andto apply ugly
epithets TO The President"
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BERAUpA is estimated by its Inhabitants
"a the Madeira Of America. The chief pro-
ducts Of the islandsa are arroWroot potatoes,
onions and tomatoes, ~nins-tenths Of which
70 to the United States, The total values
Of the crops exported amount to about
$500 600 annually, As there are less than
5000 acres Of land under cultivation, this
return 10 u~ndsntabiy great, and shows the
wonderful fertility OF soil, A lack OF public
spirit is characteristic Of the inhabitants OF
Bermuda Islands, and prevents them from
holding the position that their natural
resources should command for them.
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To PRRvENr drunkenness, done drink,
but II you have been drinking, more Of Il
will not sober you. While yon are Shaky,
nervous and distressed, have resort 10
Simmons Livet Regulator, a. d tonic 10
arouse your torpid llvet TO action, ehliveh
your spifits, diseipate the blues and dive
away dependency Nine cases out Of ten
II 10 your heavy liver that causes your de-.
sire 70 get rid otyouteeli In INVESTIGATION.
We know hundreds that have tiled our
remedy, and II has proved their tAlvaLion.
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Miss FRANCES L, Willard, ptesdra II Of

Miss FRANCES e, WILLARD, preside nj oil
the Womsn's National Temperance
Union, who has been travelling through
all the Southern States for some months
lectutins, gives a very hopeful account OIL
The progress Of the cause iot which she is
labotips in that section. She says!
"The temperance achievement there 10
fully equal 10 The same North, and In sew.
efhl phases temperance sentiment ID In
advance Of ours. For instance, as you
know, We have twice tried here In iii.
nois to pass the 'Hinds BILL which as.
sunss sobtiely as the normal state Of 90.
ciety, and petmits the licensed sale Of
liquors only on a petition BY 4 mSjSiity
OF the residents, male and female,
lNenty.one years Of eye, within The
ward OF townehip wherein sales Are
sought 10 be made. Hut AtkGnsae haS
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BELoluN promises to become the great
industrial teacher Of Europe, Many for.
signers are now attending her schools, OF
which there are fhy.nlhs technical, thirty.
two industrial, and Q higher commercial
school-All receiving funds annually from
the State.
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Az an evidence Of the extent Of the
sheep farming industry in New Zealand,
there are ten individuals who own 1892
900 sheep, the highest number in any one
hlck being $50. coo, and the lowest $4,000
The average number to an individual
reaches 1870 900. ..tt
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PUBLIo SALE
OF THE
FAIR GROUNDS.
On Wheeling Island.

In pursuance Of a resolution Idopted by the StOef-
bel ore Of the North WBt Virginia AglcaiuralS b.
clsty, at . mJV,itg heli In th'tlty Of wheeling on
the 9th day Ol July, 1881, The underaiIned will, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1881,
e1mmOnc,ng at 10 o'e'otk o. N At the front door Of
lue'OuTt House . OhiO county, Wet YlUlnlG, pro.
eeed 70 sell 1t pubic auction, 70 the hightht and
bit bidder the real q tdIe an puTtana' ces owned
BY The Ualu North West virginia Agricultural 30
eloty. situated on Wheeling lIlLd, and known % the
FRlr g Gums.
This Wsil.inowu tract Of land contains about %
acres aud 10 one II the mort dlIlhble bodies Of land
In or rear 10 the city Of = hFellBg Reference IL hire
nude " tha tolloWin d eds iot loea N, boundaries
and quantity Of land OF red, Ugi Aided made BY {,
2. Blown aud 9th r. 10 Iald Atrlcunural 5Otltty,
beATlng date the 18th d y o. November, 1857 and 70
oIFd0d In Ded B00k No 81, plgpa 1854, o. the land
records VI Ohio county, IVES Virginia. Also Q d I'd
made BY Joseph KlTchg B'neI and wifi, 10 sald 10.
oletv, bearing dale the u b dly n \ bTuary, 1871,
ard recorded IN uefd Book No So, page 60, VI the
land records nj sid Oal0 rouuty
1RREB o ' SALE-One-ihlrd d the purchase money
70 DO 20 d In rash on the day VI sac, thu talaneo In
Two equal inSta'lmentS a. 1I AID twAlVd months 70.
SEQ lively, from day VI sale, with lnterPsL Of ak per
Q nj, the purchaser 10 give b uVlGs TOR the defined
payments, 70 DO saith ictOllJ cured md the Title
10 laid IRIdt 10 be retained ia this purchase money
shall have DPen paid 10 full but the purchaser may
pay on tina day n sale The whole a the purchase
money or 10 much more than he e'third thefeIf
~ he may tltgt 20 70 pay.
r. q, BARR,
iyI2 # Agent for Stockholders,
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western Upioa Ielsvraph stocks.


The Wall Street NJ ws states that it is be-.
coming quite evident that the Gould
clique IL working vigorously to bull West
eru Union Telegraph stock up to q point
where the public will be attracted by fat.
tering reports q. the earnings, aud buy
freely Of the stock, tits believed that the
company ContemplAtss to advance rates
between points where there Is no competl-
ton, and bleed the people to the utter.
most, Under the stimulus OF immense
earnings, Gould, 1t is stated, will tiy 10 sell
out and leave others 10 stand the decline
which, will surely result when the new
companies grow more vigorous aud en-.
crOaGh upon the paying territory Of West.
ern Union. 1t would be surprising, says
the MeWs. II Gould personally should sell
GU AZ high figures, and manage to get
short when the opposition telegraph cons.
psnies Ret 80 strong as to make people
skedaddls out OF the Western Union. '0l
course 1t is impossible for The Western
UOion Company, with $50. 900 OF stock
capital, to remain q monopoly long, when
all its paying lines can b. duplicated for a
tenth oil that sum,
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WIN 10 mailed 10 Any address POatass Prpaid, for
ous day Or any length Of ums ts'IItd, % iOllOV'
single Ocpy, Ave- SsSini one Ws'k, aits'n esA'Si two.
Essks, thirty etnui one month, iHtI'aVs esH'ai
rEs months, one dollar and thirty ssnlSi thFes
noRthI, two dolluS Payabs IA GFVaSsE
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LIebIg Company coca Reef ionic.
"My patients derive marked and de.
Cidsd benefit from It," says Prof, ]. N.
OsrnoChsn NJ d, Prof. Surgery, New
York Medical College. Be sure TO ask for
Liebig Co.'S Coca Beef Tonic. TThds
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THR constant reduction Of interest on
the public debt for the past twelve years
bhpgsthe amount down from $3.50. 794,24S
In 1869 to $S4 57l.47s in 1881. The total
receipts, ordinary expenditures and inter
est we're as follows:
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TaRRR is but one expression Of opinion
about the gilt TO Mrs. Garfield: She
ought to take 1t II her husband dies, and
to reject it II he reooves.-S. Louis Re
Dublicdn, III
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TaH appended tables give the percent.
age Of wheat imports into Great Britain
and Ireland from the United States. Rus.
sia aud Germany during the two past de.
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WkLLsBURG.

wheat and nay In GreAt Abundanee-
OAlH PFOmlSlng-COFR Fields ReAuIifnl
TO hehoId-PeFaOnAl and OIheFWlSe.
WRLLsBuRo, July II,
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TnE DAILY INTELLIGEACER

lUEaDAY nOENIna, IULY b.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1881-12-08

An editor was sitting in his Office
one afternoon, when a farmer friend
of his came in.
"Mr. Editor, like your paper, but
the times are so hard I can't paw
for it."
SIS that so, friend Jones? I'm
very sorry that you are so hard up.
l will give you my paper"
"Oh, no! l can't take it as a gift"
swell, then, let me see how We
can fix it. You raise chickens, l be.
lieve?"
eyes, few; but they don't bring
anything hardly"
'.Don't they? Neither does my
paper cost anything hardly. Now !
have a proposition to make you.
will continue your paper, aud wher
you go home you may select fgon
your lot one chicken and caU he,
mine. Take good care of he.., and
bring me the proceeds, whether il
eggs or chickens, and l will call i
square"
"All right" and the farmer chuck
led as he went out At what b,
thought clever bargain. He KEEP
the contract strictly, and at the ent
of the year fo1nd that he had pal,
about four Prices for his paper. II,
often tells the joke on himself, ane
says he bas never had the cheek t
say he is too poor to take a paper
since.-Christian Mirror.
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First publication, October s, 1881
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

Default having been made in the payment of
the sum Of four hundred and fOrty-sevcn and
63-lOO dollars, (S447 3d. which is claimed to he
due at the date of this notice upon certain
mortgage, duly executed and deliveyed by
James Is. Mccormick and Harriet NJ. McCor-
mick, his wife, to J. P. Towle, bearing date
1.-THE sth day Of August, A. d. 1879, and. with 4
power of sale therein contained, duly record
ed in the Office Of the Register of Deeds in
and for the county OF Redwood. and State OF
Minnesota. on the 10Th day of August, AID. 1873,
at III O. clock. a. ~, in Book of mortgages, on
page 612; and no action or proceeding having
been instituted. Mt law or otherwise, to recOv-
err the debt secured by said mortgage, or any
part thereof:
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given, that
by virtue of the power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute In such
case made and provided, the said mortgage
will be fOrecloscd, by a sale of the premises de-
acribed in and covered by said mortgage, VIZ. !:
The northwest Guarterf1l) Of section thirty
lCsn) in township one hundred. and twelve (llz)
of range thirty-sevcn (3.). containing one hum
dred and fOrty-eight and 40-l00 acres accn riding
Ito Government survey, In Redwood cOuntyIand
Estate of Minnesota, with the hereditaments ana
which sale will be made bv the
sheriff Of said Redwood county. at the front
door Of the Court House, tn the village OF
Redwood Falls, in said county and state. on
the 10th day Of November, A. D. 1881, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, Of that day, at public vendue, to
lthe highest bidder for cash, to paysaid DEBT ana
IdntereHt and the taxes, II any, on said premises.
land twenty-five dollars attorneys fees, a.
Estipulated In and by said mortgage IN case OF
foreclosure, R1ld the disbursements ahOWed Dy
law; subject to redemption mt any time within
4 one year frOm-tne Gay OF safc, rs proviueu "
Dated October 9th, A. d. 1881.
J. r. TOWIE, Mortgage.
N. E. POWELL, Attorney for MOrgagee.