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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

Forty years trial his proved "BLAoK.
DRALleHTn the best liver medicine in
The world.
For sale by Lognn 4 Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
WANTED TO EXca4SCT ss!ls
GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The Board OF Equalization and ,,,
u the Chamber Of the Fin, Bn SgbPe N win met
me ciiy Ss!lGIIaG on he following day. IGSae \
ses4nOnts on real estate and nv splleclon d y
petition from any other ward viii Sc eUIT1Iy 10
s sTPs Ga sh must sAy e Sd And a .5
Clerk Of the Board, ASeSmeS, S SaG Alsl with N
at the Office Of the City ClvfE ~ VIVA may b ktl
First Ward-Novcmbsr II and 70
Second Ward-NoyembCr II .nIlt
Third Ward-Noycmbcr lG, l7aD5u
Fourth Ward-NOyember 81 and ?,
Fifth Ward-Noycmber o and a
Sixth Ward-Novcmber 9S and N
Seventh Ward-Soycmber IS and -
Eighth Ward-Noyem6er 80 pecsmb..,
by order Of the Board, T.
y, 4, GALLIGAS, Clerk, '"l'aaa
WHEELING, November 10, 1851. 49,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
For sale by Logan & Co.

No headache or back-acho for ladies
who drink SWINE OF oARDUI."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
POUNDING LOT FOR SALE.
DUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

The Dontd Of Directors Of the West Vli1il,a n
nosition and State Fair Association haylnI wv
feqjiired the delinquent subscribers y, w " N
Md Association to pny up theIf h1ie55 "! Y d
which Requirement, has moi been compile, wv ~
some OF Eaid subscribers aud stCckhOldiel5 ~
Of The iOnrd OF Directors Of said A,3cliuV;uh "a; 4,
on The Third DAY OF E0NkNNBkk, NM WI
shares Of such delinquent siIScnDeFs ssS n m
holders, will, before the Outt liQ1@ r,,i2rP M
county, on the THIRD DAY Or DL.h;n a ~ s5it
S ~ ISi u he highest bidder for cash.
~ ny order oil tue DOa'u' GEo HOOK sscH!iL--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, watine,
and fair weather during the day, southwest
to southeast winds, falling barometer, fol.
lowed during the night by local rain.
For the Lake region, areas Of rain, partly
cloudy weather, slightly warmer east 10
south winds, falling barometer, followed In
lhe Upper lake region during the night by
colder nofthtowest wlndsand rising barome.
Tar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17

"BLAoK.DRAueHT" makes chill
and fever Impossible.
For sale by Logan & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
THE usual merchants lunch at The New
llCLure House Sample Rooms daily.


The following shows the range Of the thet.
tnonetef, aS observed at sChnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
iSs0 1851
gAAiqN,SFN7rAlTA.Mi 2N,Sf.N,7hN.
II Is a 10 10 10 30 A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
DENTONIQUE.

An elegant tooth wash, In large bottles only IS
'eAS" LOGAN d co,a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-17
pRuoolsFs.
HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS.
IoGAN&Co,

Aplsndid pusgAtiyS and liver PIN. Forty lRsgS
and small PMS IN each boz. The eheApet and pesI
phi in the market s''dSE LOGAN q CO.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29
The New Testament Revision.

The Rev. DR.. Philip Schaff, who
was one of the American committee
on the revision cf the New Testa-
ment says:
The changes are so many that
scarcely verse in the New Testa-
ment remains unaltered. In many
instances, however, the alterations
concern punctuation and minor
words. OF course any alteration will
arouse criticism, but l think we can
hold our own, and we are pared
to do battle for what we have done
and sanctioned. We have worked
between two fires, the radicals want
ing far more sweeping changes than
we would sanction, and the other
party rolling their eyes in horror
whenever a comma was transposed,
or small letter replaced by a cap
ital. The controversy will probably
go on for few years. At the end of
five years at latest I expect to see
the new version accepted by all but
the most narrow-minded persons.
An interesting and exhaustive work
now in preparation will give an ac-
count of the debates of the committee
and the arguments which were put
forward in favor of and against the
different changes adopted, as wellAs
information concerning changes sug-
gested by the different revisers and
not adopted. The New Testament
will be sold in England, Scotland,
Ireland, Australia and the United
States on the Goth OF next May. The
stories that large numbers of books
are now in this country under lock
and key are false, the revisers only
having received copies. Only sub
scribers will receive copies at first,
and the price to the public will be
$40. 1t is understood that within
forty-eight hours of the appearance
of the English copies on the market,
reprints will appear from six New
York publishers. The price of some
of the editions will be as low as Is
cants
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29
Pacific Coasters.

A company has been formed at
Victoria to engage ia the naanufac-
ture and expectation Of herring oil.
Kenneth Macleay, Of Corhitt &
Macleay, of Portland, was married
in San Francisco on the 21st, to Miss
Sutherland, late of Montreal, Cam
ada.
Charges were preferred at Victoria
last week against the captain d tho
English bark Signet for running that
vessel ashore near Point Wilson.
while intoxicated. The captain was
discharged.
A CHASTITY mystery was disclosed af
Victoria by some workmen who wero
engaged in tearing down an old
building. In removing the floor the
skeleton of man was found, tho
head bearing marks of violence. BY
the side of the skeleton was o rusty
spade. The house was formerly :
gambling house and it is supposed
that the remains are those of q man
who was first robbed and than mur-
dered and the body sscreted under
the floor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29
Putting Up .Sardines.

The little town Of Eas.port, Me. .
situated as it is at the most eastern
extremity of the United States, and
frequently called the jumping on
place." has, within the last few
years, become the center Of quite an
industry-the putting up of ssr-
dimes. Extensive factories have BEEN
built on most Of the many wharvss
out into Passamaquoddy bay, and
from small beginnings the putting
up of these little fish has attained
large proportions.
The fish used are very small her.
rings which few years ago wore
considered almost worthless, being
used only for pomace. They arc
very abundant at certain seasons Of
the year, and are caught in large
weirs, constructed for the purpose,
along the shore of the neighborinE
island. The weifs somewhat resem-
BILE rustic fence extending out into
the water. The fish swimming in
with the tide are left as the tide falls
below the weir, and are taken by
means of dip-nets. by men who go
into the weirs in boats for that pur-
pose. Sometimes a hundred hogs
heads of fish are taken at one time.
On reaching the factory the fish
60 through the process Iof drying.
and then, when partially fried IN
olive oil. are put up in tin boxes
bearing a French brand and cannot
be distinguished in appearance from
the imported article. Thousands Is
these boxes are put up in day,
almost thousand persons being
employed in the business. These
factories are controlled BY New York
firms.
There are, too, other ways Of Pre-.
pairing these fish. One variety -
sembling very much the potled her
ring, and prepared with mustard,
are called marines, and find q ready
sale in the Western markets.. Dur
ing the Winter great quantities ,o&
herring, which are too Target 70 ru&
up in this manner. are trojan, and
are shipped in barrels TO All parts O.
the country. .|S III
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29

The Dreponian editor. having Il e d h
cosely remarked that e No.
mince pie, as at present compound =
is moro deletsrious to health th611
Rhine wine or Milwaukee lagsr heor.
pound for pound, and to prohibit IT.
use by statute is certainly not beyond
the function or comprehension AZ 8
legislator" the editor Of the Censor,
small temperance sheet at Yancou-
yer, went. for him in this logical and
weighty manner: !" What poor, mis-
cradle sophistry this isl Did the
editor of the Oregonian ever here Of
man standing on the gallows saying
to those who came to witness his ~
ecution, My friends, take warning
by me and never eat mincs pie z lid
he ever hear of man numbering HI
wife or his babes and giving Is axg
excuse that he had been eating mincdi
pie !? Did he ever hear Of . we'll Cd
ucated, strong minded man taking
his own life, and writing in his last
despairing moments that he did so
because he had contracted the habit
OF eating mince pie? Did y0u ever
hear OF row on the streets whera
one man was murdered or severely
injured, of which the newspapers
said: These men had been eating
freely of mince pie. Show us that
mince pie has produced eighteenth
of the crime, seven-eighths Of tho
pauperism and half the larceny; show
US that it does more to desolate earth
and wreck manhood than all other
evils combined, and we will inaugur-
ate an undying crusade against
mince pie
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29

done Gods work. Thus knowing
and believing, we can regard with
supreme contempt the criticisms of
evil minded men. Having put our
hand to the rlow we have no dispos-
ition to turn back. OF course the
Logs are little angry with us just
now, but by and by, possibly five or
ten years hence (sooner if they are
wise) they will find out that we have
acted as their truest friends, in this
effort to hold them back from the
precipice of degraded manhood and
the drunkard' S dishonored grave. I
remain yours, very truly.
j. II. THOMPSON.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29
Sense Like Il Horse.

A man armed with an Amy gun
and q butcher knife went into a
South Arkansas newspaper Office
and remarked to q man sitting at
the table:
{" Are you the editor %
"No, sir; l am the proprietor.
Can l do anything for you?"
q" 1 want to see the editor"
"On very particular business,
sir?"
"No, not very. I simply wanted
to kill him for publishing an article
about me last week."
els your other business so press
ing that you have to kill him this
week ?"
"If it is any accommodation I can
wait few days.
4" [ wish you would, for I sold
him calf few days ago, and he
owes me $5 on it. And if you kill
him now I'll never get the money"
But you could take the calf back
and make what had already been
paid clear of expenses.
That's fact" said the proprie-
tor, I" I'll send boy after him. No,
that would be taking advantage of
him, and he may not like it. Call
round next week, and I'll have him
here"
The man left, and newspaper man
remarked to himself:
." SO much for disobeying my
wife. She told me not to forget my
pistol. If l hadn't played proprie-
tor that fellow would have shot me
with that old Yankee gun. l
wouldn't be found dead shot with
such a gun. Next week Just about
the time I'm busy, that fellow will
come around again with that stall
wart feld-piece. If he'd only come
with an Arkansas pistol, l wouldn't
mind it, bnt it would be an eternal
disgrace to be killed with such a
gun. After this L shall obey my
wife. That woman's got horse sense,
and looks into the future like q mule.
Brady Of Star-route fame and ac-
completes are said 20 have pocheted
- 900 GOO of the Governments
money. He will undoubtedly be
indicted.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29

A GLASS dress is being made for
Fanny Davenport in Pittsburg. It
will be full toilet evening suit, and
the process of making it is suehas to
give the work the appearance of fine
French satin, only. that it is much
more brilliant. The dress will have
a long train of woven glass and it
will be elaborately trimmed with
glass lace. To make what is called
the glass cloth, from which this suit
will he made, the glass is first spun
into fine threads and then woven.
There is nothing to be compare with
the progress of this age.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29

PRoHIBrr1NG WINE AT THE. SAcRA-
MENT.-The action of the Kansas
temperance advocates in prohibiting
the use of wine at the sacrament, is
likely to ALLEVIATE the very element
among the people they ought to have
conciliated; namely the religious ele-
ment. There are many. evidences
that the ministers will not consent
to be governed by the law in this
matter; and if they are permitted to
openly violate one section, the whole
will be bought into contempt. A
conflict between the officers OF the
law and the churches would not be
very edifying spectacle, but it may
be looked for if this particular section
of the law is enforced.-Er.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29

ENGLAND has eight irorclads either
on the stocks or launched and being
fitted for her; France, twelve IRON
clads in the same condition, and
four more ars soon to be begun;
Italy, three ironclads being built or
completed, and another armored
ship is to be begun this year; Russia
is building one armored cruiser; Aus
tria is completing large vessel; ;
Denmark is building an armored tor
pedo ship.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29

DOUGLAS .Jerrold says in his noted
Hedgehog Letters that respectability
is all very well for folks who can
have it for ready money; but to be
obliged to run into debt for it, is
cough to break the heart of an an
gel.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29
Territorial Items.

Rock cod are disappearing from
Seattle waters.
Desirable building lots at Spokan
Falls are selling at $3.50.
A deposit of mammoth bones has
been discovered near Yakima City.
A new passenger coach is nearly
finished for the Puyallup branch
road.
The Baker hume war near Walla
Walla has been transferred to the
courts.
The German emigrants at Pomeroy
are very we'll pleased with their new
homes.
Eagles are taking great many
lambs out on the plains in Pierce
county.
A stage will soon begin running
between ColfaX and Lake Pen
d'Oreille.
Two veins of coal on the Clear
water have been discovered As miles
east of Lewiston.
In the Toledo Bladc CT March 24tn,
appears wall from Washington
Territory bachelor woman.
Nasal postoffice has been estab-
lished in Pacific county, and Pleasant
Grove, Yakima county, discontinued.
Bishop Paddock, appointed for
the new diocese of Washington Terri
tory, arrived with his family on the
OregOn.
Tile Puyallup stave factory is run
ing night and day, and now employs
ninety persons direct, besides the
bolt-cutters and teamsters.
Walla Walla expects to have gas
in the houses and streets by the 1st
of next September. A corporation
with $4,000 is to bo organized.
At Taxada, two men are watching
at the copper mine and party are
getting out iron ore for shipment to
the smelling works at Port Town
send.
The beet sugar factory that could
have been secured in the Puyallup
Valley this year, if a supply of boets
could have been guaranteed, has
been located at Schenectady, New
York.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Go.
offers 5 900 900 acres of land located
from Wallula, w. T., to Lake Pen
dOreille in Idaho at such prices and
terms as cannot fail to induce rapid
settlement.
All the supplies sent from Tacoma
for Y. !. surveying parties now in
the field will go to their destination
via Puyallup, e boat having been
built and stationed on White river
for the purpose OF taking provisions
and men across that stream.
A new steamer is in process of
construction ut Seattle for the [. $.
Government, and is intended for en-
ployment on Skasit river in removing
snass and keeping that stream open
to navigation. She will be side
kaeler, of G5 feet length, II feet
breath and 4 feet depth.
The engineers oil tho y. /. Rail
road, says the klickitat sentinel.
have located the line up the Yakima
river, 10 u point about five miles
abo5D Horseshoe Bend, and il is
stated on good authority that grad
ing on the road from Ainsworth to
Puget Sound will commence by
August ist. and perhaps sooner.
The Swiss Federal Council have
ordered an inquiry regarding the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29

IT is not very often that sea-sick
ness results in death, but case has
just occurred in New York. Mrs.
Mary Bowling, an emigrant, who
arrived from Ireland, died at Belle
vue Hospital of starvation, caused by
excessive vomiting, the result OF
seasickness, from which she suffered
on the Journey across the Atlantic.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29

You see said a lively old Aberdeen
bachelor, on being advised to get
married, "you see, I can't do it, be-
cause I could not marry woman l
didn't respect, and it would be i'm
possible for me to respect a woman
that would consent to marry me"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29

one OI uuOse washington DOn0ml6uS
who don't like the way matters have
been going on at the White House.
Now, just as the curtains about to
fall on the old order of things, be
comes toward and speak his little
piece for the benefit of the new
Queen of the Republican Court.
Hear him: At Hayes last recep-
-tion there was but one woman with
bare arrna and back, and 40 II she
had been as naked as an egg she
could not have looked queerer.
There was a time when the glowing
shoulders moving down the East
room made it look like the pumaced
deck of a ship, and men were given
away in marriage by regiments, be-
cause to look was to be lost. Now
they go buttoned to the throat, and
even pull the hair down over their
foreheads lest they might exceed the
bounds of modesty. Nevertheless,
the population increases, as by sort
of divine arithmetic, and there are
people bold enough to say that if
Mrs. Hayes did not button her Pur-
itan gown SO close upon her milk
white throat she would be perfectly
magnificent. We are pining for un-
dress receptions"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29

A sKEprIc who was badsering a
simple minded old man about mir
racles and Balaam S ass, finally said:
" How is it possible for an ass to
talk like man." "Oh, well, re-
marked the honest old believer, with
emphasis, 81 don't see why 1t amt
as easy for an ass to talk like Il man
as it is for man to talk like an ass. y
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29

Bcaconsfield says that to think OF
life, not CT death, is true piety.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29
improvements in Box Making.

Nails are now driven by machinery
in most box factories where sufficient
system and repetition exist to make
it profitable, one machine doing the
work of from ten to fifteen men.
The general idea of these machines
is as follows: The nails are fed by
hand into bell-shaped holes in re-
volving disk. These holes are ar
ranged in radial lines, each line
with as many holes as there are nails
wanted along the side of the box.
The disk revolves and delivers the
nails into bent tubes, each nail to
separate tube, which delivers it to a
kind of pair of nippers arranged
in a row with others. Upon receiv.
ing their nails, the nippers advance
simultaneously, so as to bring each
its nail under a kind of stationary
hammer, the point of the nail pro-
truding below the embrace of the
nippers. At this point in the opera
ton, the box upon sliding platform
rises until the points of the nails
penetrate it to certain extent, when
the nippers relax their hold and re-
recede, the box still rising to receive
the entire penetration of the released
nails, the stationary hammer acting
upon the heads of them meantime.
This nails cne edge of the box; but
all the edges having the same ar
rangement of nails are furnished by
a repetition of the above movements.
Then, to do the ends, the boxes are
transferred to other machines, or the
Same one can be readjusted when
sufficient number of boxes have been
passed. These machines work with
rapidity and precision, not one nail
in many thousands failing to enter
properly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29

The Swiss Federal Council have
ordered an inquiry regarding the
posting If placards in Geneva pro
testing against tho execution OF the
Car as~as-ins, the placarIiug hav-
ing been accomplished without in
telteroueo from the police.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-04-29

Brady Of Star-route fame and ac-
completes are said 20 have pocketed
5000, 600 of the Governments
money. He will undoubtedly be
indicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-31

mon would withdraw General sloeum and supP ',.a
Mayor Howell the NcIauqla mea world appro'e 80
oopoition cauJga.c sonervisor Lauar i's
atLarge The propositions were foriAa'a'eu ~ '''-'
way; t Nh, ar
Tit.,-Taat tlc Central Association support N'a' Vt
ss,,garao tho General Committee q2t9rt ,t 'nG
,,e,,,t gdllts ror sGIeryi3orltia ,e O. 'ie -''
49, FL n n,th orrGuizatiOn7 pie12e thci .iN, 49,,
,,,'r commence the work 0i t"Fgd1ih ttie ~ 80,
,,rt@I ,,ofboAs OF tue Drmper'Fa 'a' W. t .t,5
~, lsf lsirest auJ best Ios oe tssl~ all t, " ~
rye I'll eli. lzeas OF The DtnOcr2tc ldith 20
such aitci1pt - 49,, 20.
rhe conference Commttee agrGsi to report lAeso 70
,elr ,4pceiyc bodies In tle discussion by the Ten
,r.l Association sofrc OF tae members said mat "s
W., a.loptcd they would vote for hr Lo" MI A.'-
sara aud loueral soaul tri,d TO lay tho BRINE i'- ''
st.ts a. is upon tho r. ,G c2u party ior not SUP
1ortirg General sUCuu. finally 80 was Utte
ibe General C0umitiee would n9t meo{ An.ll t.i ~,
c.tniuf 81 Gcfer aN action until 70 YVES known 10Y
src -.lars w0i.ld receive the proposal So. H 49,
Iauer and rcorgauizc the ra.ty Bot "p. -, ,. ne
Ioee iaeei o-laouow evSniu- and mat acoH D''' %
4ac probable vote viii be $1,000 II General siegn@
r.p,1iea ia the field 10 Ia estimate tu1f n "h 81"
ln..f 5OOa Votes The suc"ttsiul caltF.' ~ "-.!
rulv ~ % eef 1900 votes 10 nave ~" !'lN''!
Nh LOVE- friends assert that be Is sglc o. ttsei; .a
,,tcb larger yute than tbls. and tha ne r34 u5 'O
xycu il ne Democrats combine aG-lh-I A'iH'