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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-21
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,, HS" YORK, February 9O-t0tton quiet At llssn
Llisc; FUTURES irn Flour quiet; receipts A2UU
ntteIs; exp 'rS 5,SOO barrels: IupgrHe western and
SM.e " Oolt " common TO good 81 75a5 5O white
MHen' sfLm " UNLS %; wood to choice S. COiS Is
g , ONO 81 0jhS % 81 Louis 81 sOAS IS; Min.
n!s2A patent process u 60AS 10, Wheat lA9IEC
a s teyeFi.a excited Sad unsettled; receipts 81
y ~ a., bushels exports Ivy CJO bushels No 2SphnG
Z. ~ uNStAusu feI 81 iOai S0' no, 81 SAL 2Sra
SIeS amer no. u ~; No red 81 SS1sal u new
y e. S1aL SIOlI; mixed winter 81 IS ungrddGdWhitt
IS, IA w NO. 10 SIZES OOO bushels, at 81 ?gin
hasSa new amd Old; No. red February, uIles Y,l
"a S Ssbc{ q G S,H ~ ~ March sale
grs I'D 1SSi Hs, q ii2,I - ~ e. "; april
Mny S,sS al III bHsbCIs a. ctist9g at s. W
ii 81 az. SSS ,,iSs We az "a TI4Gi a,'t closing
At; ctosIT" SI e., uuSlSlS ~ Siis
r.cri,,is - .GS ~ :. S ~. "a 43ie higher
,nlrf,1f ctirNGdc. VS - EISasII .,VOO bushels IN
r. low (; @ sts"ineF @sC; No
ser. X ~ Nv Si,o IIoiSS l. .: D. yellow
Al 7ET nrii HSItniSS ~ n oIG ~ closing
;0L y" s6 S's's ~ isysc NAY G9sh
onitSns isns ~ III t' ~ !eh unchanged
none: wHs,rsH m,yci ifSic Uusel exPoLs
INy In nod cnSnT am ,, M' u, western 5@tc
and fairly active: rio ci,rEcs GuotI1 NJ slII I'n
StirNT Ouipt 0nIf 1,,t ktnfns,.. =, $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-21
FINANCIAL AMI CONnERcIAL


EER YoBK, February 90-NoNEY- per cent;
closing at 4aS per OOut. Prime mercantile paper5r
~ por cent, Sterling exchange bAnkVn' bill stead
a. " III dOmAndA SgJS,
GayERSXESrs-%eak and u per cent lower for
extended Is aud ~, and unchanged for extended
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PILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, &c
~ For neat Bill Heads, Letter Head, Note Heads,
Card. DO, 20 % theDRlfy lateftigGnc0r JOB ohie0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-21
CHE GsteILrqsltGer
WEST VIRGINIA IlgGIsLATpNI.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the semi
aud lIuuHa OF A0lown1ea

Yesterdays Proceedings In the Sennt.
aud House OF Delegates.
The Senate met at the usual hour yestor
day morning aud transacted the following
business:
A communication from the clerk Of tho
Houae Of Delegates was received announ.
cling the passage ola number Of bills by
that body.
Mr. Dennis, from tho Judiciary Commit.
tee, submitted report recommending tie
''HsShgc OF Il number Of Bills that the Com.
m tue had hal u dc CONF alteration.
Un motion Of Mr.. Stout the rules were
suspended md House bill No, $50, RxiHV
Tue times for holding tho Circuit Courts o.
me Fun Judicial District, was taken up
ald laSsod. The text OF the bill Is "
l0.loWt:
The circuit courts for the several cir.
cults OF the fifth judicial circuit shall here.
alter commence ahd DO held US follows
For the county OF Wood, on the second
Monday In February, tho second Monday
IN July and tho second Monday in Noyem.
Der.
For the county Of Peasants, on the sec.
ond Monday in March, the second Monday
III June and the second Monday in DC.
Iobpr.
For the county Of Writ, on tho fourth
Monday il March, he foarsi Monday In
June aud the fourth Monday in October"
MIR. Dennis offered the following:
ResO!sed, That when tho Senate adjourn
To-day itadjOurn TO meet at $50 A. N. 10.
morrow, aud ut the same time every DIV
thereafter until otherwise ordered.
On the motion OF Mr.. Earnsworth OF
o'clock was substituted for $50 o'clock, and
the resolution us amended adopted.
Mr.. SlollinGs on leave introduced Senate
Dill 229, concerning crimes and punish.
ments.
NJ" Dawson, on leave introduced Senate
Oili $50, allowing appeals from the gction
Oh tue clerk oil the county court in making
Of personal representative,
~, in vacation.
House bill 2G0, concerning the Secretary
oiState and Supreme Court Reports, coniny
up, on motion OF Mr. Dennis the Sena,A !
receded from its amendments and tho BIN
was again passed.
=, On the motion OF Mr.. Faulkner, the
senate went into Committee OF the Whole
MIR, StolIings in the chair OH House bill
~, under consideration at the time Of
adjournment on Saturday, and after sotne
lime spent therein the committee arose
and reported the bill to the Senate.
Recess.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-21
SKIN DISEASES CURED


ny N gmaEF. HHgir Ointment. Cures ~
IVY Made rUpln l'a.s beads or Gruhs. BlotCh
sanl EtltIprs u the free. leaving the skin clear
llo!lhy6nl beautiful Also cures Itch, lhrbcr'I
IN 'all Ehcln. letter Eingw0rm, SC1'll Head
thaPEd Hams sorN Nipples, Sore Lips, old, obsh
tAiE Cl,eN and Sop,. Sc.
SIifn Disease.
7, DaEC. IN Cleveland, Ohio. suffered beyond
al description ifnIn skin disease which nppenIcd
Oa biz LlHd' heat aud flee, aud nearly destroyed
|hhVcS Ihc most careful d0ct0ring Mliea 10 help
hln aal E'iar all had failed he used Or. FTnZlCF'E
Make O!a;Etnl and was cured b. few applica
udns
Ho'Thc antind only positive cure for skin dis
aLcs ever discovered
syal by mi an receipt Of price. Fifty Cents
HENRY & CO., sole PF0pr'S.
O. vcsry Street, New York City.
Tor Blind M, tins, ttciltng or liberated Piles,
d. Williams lNlali Pile Ointment Il u sure cure
rice q 20, Wy wall. For sale by Logan ( Co, drug
,i,ts, Wheeling hclH.Hnw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-21
RAILROAD Internationally lower,
6TATH HknHnITIEI.-WpAk

SToCES-The Stock Exchange business mn chiefly
on SpeciAltIVs OF these LnulSvIlU 4 Nashville wa
prominent and broke from SGsE 10 Tgh on Il great
variety VI rumorS, the most plausible 81 which WaA
thatTne city VI Louisville Is selling lis stock, and
ihGt tcw spccgtdt0rS III secret grC helping them
~ hV afternoon II was reported that the Vanderbilt
boys weru getting out the stock which they recently
bought, but this was by no means clear. The gen.
eral market closed weak,
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on all night TRIMS 1'Ss tsfs
GI9se S9nHGoslSns are made for all points South
desirable route for ColoniEtS and PERSONS MOVING
70 ne great WeSt, and to whom particular attention
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-21
MRpICAL,
mr. /. E. SMITH,


~, ola phydrian'A Eucce,S y me W 81
ne vet e'lllngGg. ~ hClRrteGsing demands iqi
iHo1y y W. u..ryir,. prove that J have uS aiS
55snl 80. tT.'} atiSai, unue withgtti pe,,ia!s
a a 6", l GagdT Say 'G Gsa SsSn pro-
gosv5Nn ) W., HGofJucnmtiirnt e,iuEntiph,
sT9sJlaoirlt h. ,si egfeficnreM familiarity
.Hh nauy Var ag M. Hrlu,e observance o. tenn
Jt.t ,,lGu,ol n,nte, sqerS ~ y o SGTG
kJt.g m'in i.,TIiy give the patient my OPihiou'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-21

UlNClNNATl, February gO.-COtlon stoailv NJ me-
Flour firm. family s. 9SG5 ~ fancy "a sS,7 *
Wheat stronger; No 2 rcd winter 81 a Corn
strong; No, linked 63IsGCE+c. OGtS dull At tSTc.
So steady At 9taaic Barley dull NJ Csc: PSfE dbl
nss at $40 10. Bulk meats quiet aud arm: sSoniSSrs
81 62iS; clear TiO 81 90 Bacou In iaIf IemHni.
shHHldcH 8 90 clear ID $40 ~ rreT siO5s Whisky
barrels on bnSSOi 81 II, Butter dcmrN6 sJnmS
prices higher; choice Western Reserve &c. rhoi .
Central Ohio ISc LinSeed oil In light demand hui
holders firm al Gle p N'''N''AI "'A'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-21
TRANspoRrATlon,
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. r

1lt sss.a
Condemned lime Table Of Passenger TnlIns cor
fected u lanuAA e ISL ','' W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-21

TOLEDO. February "O'-Noon hoonl--whco, nm.
settled and very quiCtNo nd spot and Fehru"Ty
81 10 July 81 1917 August 81 ii rSEoi. yGGr 81 X
Corn dull No. 2SIOt 6Oc March held VI S6II,,. NAV
SSiie Juno held is SIC Oats neglected. CiHyerIcSI
No. 2. 81 81: primo s. 70; mammoth 81 10 fIn,cd
Wheat irlner; No. red spot 81 99ni no: FclIrnNry
st2StNt 90 March 81 .gt h1 SGts Apri 81 SIIE. Nav
81 5lS Juno 81 SOAl 3OI July 81 liz: NuS;:t Il X
bid; year held at sra Corn auIet: IL, 5STSt and
February GOhc March held at GOiic; MN 6SiSS
6JJ4C, ~ soy Wy
EAST Liberty, February 9n.-Catle-RcccIp,s
1850 head. Selling low at abOutlaS weeks closing
prices. >'''''o
delphias s. ANl7 %; Workers 50 GOQG So
sheep-RcCCipu 1850 head. Market fair at about
last weeks prices
EEw YoEx, February 2o.-pRr Goop,-Inne
nunher Of buyeH are present. Prints irregular
and In light request GirEhamS In wide and steady
distribution Tor hpc dress styles Dress VoaiS III
moderate to fair selection. Mems wear WN5IenS arc
having general attention and placing Of aututnH
ordersiS continued with much EtCadIneSS
TlTusvIILE, Pa, February 21-oIl opcned At
see highest SIG: lowest SIG; closed M SJlGr.
] shipments % IoS barrels charters 70,3l6 barrels
runs, liz, CSC barrels. 'S'''''
CtNctNNArI February 20-Llvc hogs nrm.common
and light S hoA1 10 packing and hutcher q 65G75 so
Receipts 100 head shipments 600 head,
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CG.tic-ReccIptS $500 head: shipments 800 head.
Market strong and active; exporters 81 90Ri I0 no
very superior cattle here; good TO choice shITpImr
- 6OaO W; common 70 lnir 81 GOa6 %; mixed butch
al s. OOa4 70. '4 ''e"N'
.shcep-RccCIptS $500 head; shipments ca hcod
Mark! strong Inferior to fair 81 GSai Is; medium to
good s. Gb5 ~; choice 10 extra s. SOa6 OJ eastern
shipping demand fall; local demand for iat sheer
very ktnJuE, '"NS'
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WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV
Leave Wheellng.".,640 A. ~, l:l0P. ~, E6Of n.
No trains run on this Division on Sunday
tickets to all principal points Oh $40 Al DoNot.
Tlee open at all hours during the day,
piven. VI III Tit1sFNsSS. ~ es " y.
X. Z. DEvRIEs. Geu'l Agent. WhSclin1 A' VI IL
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-03-07
Dime Novels.

A young murderess in St. Louis
confesses to have committed her dread
ful crime under the inspiration OF the
vicious literature found in dime novels.
She was poor but respectable. Her
life became insupportable when con-
trasted with the good times which
was ascrlbed to girls who ran away
from home and lived in the gilded pal
aces of sin which the unfortunate i'm
agine are asylums. Of refuge. This IS
u strange confession tor young We
man to make, but there is reason to
believe it is literally true. The coun-
try is flooded with vile publications
calculated to lure from respectable
paths the young and unsuspecting.
The glamour of romance which they
throw around youthful escapades roos
the inconsiderate lawlessness OF youth
of all its repulsive features. The Ell
feet they have had upon boys, nearly
every parent fully appreciates. But
until the case Of the young st. Louis
woman was brought to light few sup
posed the corrupting influences OF the
alleged romances were undermining
the restraints and decensies OF girl
life. Hundreds of boys have been
brought to shame by them. The young
lives that have met with premature
eclipse by the poison which the dime
novel supplies arc innumerable. Fer
haps they will go on multiplying to
the end of time, unless parental lnflu'
ence can meet the evil and supply an
antidote. There is apparently no 9th
err way of counteracting the disease
There is law for the assassin and the
common stabber, but none for the NOR
al murderer, who spreads with lnvlsl-
Bile poison the sl'otless whiteness OF
Young lives, even before they have
grown out of infancy.-Omaha Herald
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-03-07

BE inst to the old man. That was
a good speech made by Jefferson Da-
Wis before the Benevolent Society of
the Army of Northern Virginia at
New Orleans, tho other day, judging
by the peroration. as follows: Broth
ers. YOU have endured all the fatlgucs
of many campaigns and the dangers
of hundred battlofelds. You re-
member how amid the tolls and hard
ships of the trying times, comrade
gave YOU a piece of bread and a
draught from his canteen. There are
no ties like those which grow up un-
der such scenes, and you are indeed
brothers. You have written your re-
cord; you have done your duty. The
principles you then asserted as neces-
sary for the preservation of the Amer
lean Constitution me now as they
were when You struck for them, and
the existence of the best government
the world ever saw, the American I'M
ion, is still indissolubly bound up in
the principles for which you fought.
Be still ever ready to fight for the
Union, as | would be willing to un-
sheath my sword for it"-[Salt Lake
Tribune.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-03-07

"You picked the pecans on Onion
creek, you say" said an Austin re-
porter lately to "a young man on
wagon filed with pecans. "4cs, sir,"
he replied, chats where they came
from" MANY up there?' "Plenty Of
them believe III try Il few" quiz
zed the reporter, taking big handful
of the pecans. an sell you whole
peck for fifty cents said the man.
with swelling eyes. Only want a
few. Say, do you know any news?"
"Not bit, sir; everything is dull up
our way" Don't you know anything?"
DWELL, / believe | did hear some news
Yesterday "What was it," asked
the reporter, cracking apecan. There
was man got eighteen buckshot in
him nelr where ! live" "Who shot
him." II did" "What did you shoot
him for?" asked the reporter, aghast
"For stealing some of my pccans out
of my wagon said the countryman
reaching under his seat for his shot
gun. The reporter hastily replaced
the pecaus in the wagon. and aitel
calling the countryman Colonel, dis
appeared around the corner T. IA
Siftings.'
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-03-07

John H. Lane, q farmer who lives
near Springfield, ILL.,, told his daugh-
ter about two weeks ago that he CD
iected to Henry Musgravc, Spring
field young man, because he wrote
poetry, and affected to admire democ-
racy as the constitutional party. In
vain did young mnsgrave try to con-
vince the dyed-in.the- wool stalwart
that neither literature nor politics
ought to be considered III love-making.
The father was firm. Miss Lane dis
liked to offend her parents, and prom.
Used them that she would never be
married except under the home rooi'
She repented of the promise after
wards, and indeed that only kept her
from agreeing to an elopement that
her lover proposed. But as love
laughs at locksmiths, so Cupid can
circumvent the ancient Nicholas OF
the cloven foot himself. Last Tues
day night Miss Lane crept down stairs
dressed for departure. She lifted the
latch at twelve, midnight, and let III a
party of tip-toeing people, among
whom was a preacher with a pleasant
smile and an elastic conscience. A
single candle was lighted in the kitch,
en-. The marriage ceremony was per-
formed, the glim was doused, and the
party silently departed, the young
couple sped away to Chicago, and Mr..
Lane awoke at o'clock to find him
self beaten around the stamp.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-03-07

MlsoicoPPi HooN'
1t is stated that 100000 persons
arc annually killed in England from
industrial occupation.
Frost on the Comstock has penetra-
ted mining shafts 700 feet, freezing
dripping water at that depth from the
surface.
A Chicago dealer advertises corsets
for 10 cents. 1t is wonderful how
cheap squeezing has become in this
country.
The Elko Independent makes the
startling announcement that the Their
mometer marked Al degrees below re-
no recently at Halleck Station.
At one porcelain mandatory in
Japan the clay pits have been worked
for more than 1000 years, and the de-
poaits seem scarcely more than scraped.
A whole city is being Boycotted in
Illinois. Cairo's officials oppose the
entry of new railroad, and the resi-
dents along the line have signed an
agreement not to spend cent in Cal.
70 stores.
The Railway Register is of the
opinion that if the execution Of Gui-
teau could only be public, the railroad
companies would find that they could
not carry all who would desire to at
tend even at double the present
rates.
Texas is likely to be gridironed
with railroads. The report of the
Secretary OF State to the Legislature
will show that during the year 1881
twenty-seven railway companies, with
an aggregate capital of 100000 900,
filed charters, and, with but three or
four exceptions, it seems certain that
these railroads will be built
By the general census Of Italy, ia
ken lately, the population of Rome
and its suburbs is shown to be 300,-
292, an increase of 55,805 during the
last ten years. There has been only
small change in the ratio of the. sex
es since 1871, the proportion in that
year being lis males to 100 females,
and now lis to loo.
General Niles, one of the bravest OF
the union soldiers, who went out OF
the war brevet major general, was
ruined by the Chicago fire, undertook
to be minister but was obliged by
woands and diseases contracted in the
service to relinquish the calling, and
finally attempted to get living by
peddling small articles on the street
is dying in poverty in Philadelphia.
Gen. Hancock has been inspecting
the military post at Little Rock, Ark.
and one of the soldiers lost his hanc
in firing the salute in his honor. The
General visited the wounded man anc
said: "Wcll, my gallant friend, We
All deeply deplore the accident, an
now let me assure you that as long a.
live you shall never want for any
thing"
A man forty years old going t.
school in Missouri could not master
his spelling lesson. The schoolmis
tress threatened to fog him unless h'
did better. He dcmurred and she tool
vote of the scolars, who unanimous
" decided in favor of the whipping
She therefore took him by the cola
and gave him sound thrashing. Ill
is Disguised with education and pro
nounces it thorougb humbug.
The intention of the Government t
withdraw police protection from til
emergency men who occupy farm
+-,,,, ,,,hi III, voonla b,ya hoap avictp
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-03-07

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-04
fChicaeo Times.
Almost a Suicide,

life has crosses its trials troubles for ALL
70 matter what path tread what calling
~ Uneasy lies the head that . crown" is an
Id aisee and n true one, but the rule viii work both
and the heads of princes and people find uneasy
pillows. whe her they be laid on down or stone.
Mr.. Michael Flanagan, we'll known gentleman of the
West side living at No. 1l9 Sebor street. related the
following our representative: About year
was taken very sick with the infanmatOry rheumatism
suffered the most horrible torture imaginable. My
limbs swollen to enormous size, and the pain
enough TO drive crazy. i could not rest easy
Tor single moment. Ny sleep banished by night
and all contentnent by day. My sufferings were
actually ulIbearable- j had the care of the
very best physicians, and my wife was an
0ntring and tender nurse; but it all
amounted II nothing; daily grew worse. got hope
less and did not to live longer since life such
o burlon- could have killed myself, actually be-
lieve, bat that duties husband and father
strained me. / was driven 60 desperation. One day
while relating my troubles to friend. surprised
TO hear him exciairn aughngly: Rheumatism? Why it
is nothing Why do you not ST. Jacobs OIL 1t will
you quicker than thought. had heard before of
St Jacobs OIL but did not place much confidence in it
but had the greatest confidence in the words of my
friend On my return home told my wife what he ny
frend) had said of ST. Jacobs Oil. She advised
take his advice. / did / did try St. Jacobs Oil.
and it surprised me beyond measure 1t is most won
derfu discovery indeed. Ny condition became notice
ably better from the first day. and at the end of few
weeks ! completely cured ST. Jacobs Oil drove
the rheumatism completely out of j have recon-
mended the Oil to two others since, and it
cured them both. lady and a gentleman who reside
next door tn the lucky They as enanl
pred of the oil "a myself" 1t