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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-20
HOW PERSONS AT A DISTANCE
c"nRcceive Treatment for
Diseases Of The Respiratory Organs!

All persons can be treated successfully distance If saw
every day. The price Of treatment also printed below easily
understood Let all alta distance afflicted with these diseases
send in their orders for treatment All medicines that are sent are
labelled with full directions and if used with instrument they are
ued TO the Instrument Directions for Of the instrument are pro
ded and attached to the instrument Any child could easily under
stand how to my instrument.
After answering these questions you wish cured of any of
heSe diseases send Postal Order Bankers for SEQ with your
answers enclosed and treatment will be by return Express
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-20
questions 10 DC Answered by Patients with Respiratory Organs De-
consult Nc NJ Dsnnce and who wish TO Catarr Asthma
-lrOnchitS and Consumption.

suhce anu VINO WlSht Cured
bronchitis and Consumption. S' uA
An sired each question
Married Previous wrltp
dyspepsia indigestion?
eAHnSI II raise dtase? ~ Wv" ute
the stomach
''"''' my !o" no" or nave you been O
in the small ~ Vi vi elIneFS size OF the spine
he "" 'Out
bluw the stomach
Aouhto Inc secretion
QUESTIONS IN REFERENCE TO THE RESPIRATORY oRGANs
Have cough? tIecha extent nj
ect OF Inflammation
poraon quantity
'A'"
DO you sweat at night II o WIFI exent2
subject AFFILIATIONS? wl,t
capillary or Skin fanyo
anu 10 what extent? Have BREATHING oO0eF an All
ISOsa
with or have you been throat "
QUESTIONS ESPECIALLY oATARRu
When you hnta attacked with cotorhp Dil w., L.,
Ulnes ~" 'e Neh or
Iave you now or have you been troubled
OSS' no" troubled with
Do VAN jn%N ~ m o. dynss IN tho ~ ~" IRE
otehE
yI GIsns BREATH affected? NV -, up?
with any special " extent
Have cabs coming omyOunose
10 you notice that either nosri So State which o
what Tnt 81 an ucerin the in which ro,, aud
voice cnangedT Is
tue D liberation
attacks O9ne 10 come from the
wen commenced and to what JUNIOR e seen? Is
Tour iul name? PooiacO? County? State? Yopr rco-o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-20

We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro,
Voltaic Belts and other electric appliances
on trial for thirty days to young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, etc., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration Of
vigor and manhood. Also for rheumatism
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney did.
illustrated pamphlet sent free. Address
VOltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. rTIts4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-20

A Cou0H, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped: Neglect frequently results in an
incurable Lung disease or Consumption,
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balsams,
but acts directly on tho inilamed parts, allay-
ing irritation, gives relicfin Asthma, Bron-
chitiS Coughs, Cutarrh, and the Throat troub.
les which singers and public speakers are
subject to. For thirty years Browns Bron-
Chial TrocheS have been recommended by
physicians, and have always given perfect
satisfaction. Having been tested by wide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained well-mcrited rank among
the few staple remedies Of the age. Sold al
% cents box everywhere. rrhstw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-20
Price of Treatment

MY treatment easily understood, sent onv Distance A.,
hst
Al those VINO twill second
Questions furnished and forward their order I % ~ up the blank list Of
~ "l W promptly and FULLY
Gpd S e HS gsS my NT Goted At and
S WIZ loaned ~ every instance alias ee
Sy one month III which time generally able with NV inc patient
attention to every matter in st, upon
manner Very respectfully, ' III " sNllu and professional
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-20
pERryA is in itself a great physician.

You can buy the celebrated cog.geared
Novelty Clothes Wringer OF Boyd, Market
Square, for 81 cash. Just one-half the
price charged by peddlers for third class
wriuCers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-20
CURE OF pAN--oRlN b NEWTON. N. D.
GAM CONSUM PTION.
CATARRH I ASTHMA
BIZ CURED ?
ANSWERED By
DIR. o. e. NEWTON,
NO. S. SNITHFELD STREET, COR. FOURTH AVENUE,
PTrTSBURGH, PA.
The DR. Claims This Question is Forever Settled.
The Dr.. Claims This Question is Forever Self

We Think This Subject The Cure Of Consumption Caarr and
Asthma Interesting One to the Community as These Diseases
Affect Some Portion Of Every Family in the Whole Worlds
lore would Recommend Every One Interested Read Follow.
lug Few Statements Extracted from Hundreds of Letters from
Patients Who Say "Tha They Have Permanently and Rad.
caly Cured OF the Worst Forms Of These Diseases"
ASTHMA AND BRONCHITIS.
"ncn explains July her condition and recovery
CINCINNATI september5
D O. b r happy
gwen me by you have been relieved
@ sense me respiratory Hoping
you nave been with me beg to
4O"S'e1 ""yL MARY kATzESBERGER 400 Plum Street.
CATARRtt ABoUT AS COULD BE- CURED
CINCINNATI March
DR. o NEwToSDear srI
condition. when
grown %1r splitting gens matter and the soansc
o
thank kindly
simplicity ana effectiveness OF Improved Golden
l. ToSER, Bellevue KY
CONSUMPTION CURED
letter the leading
When which
treatment
my treatment for Caarrh: "O ""' """''
GAINESVILLE, TEX, April l. 1885,
DR. o. NESToS-Knd Fhnd follow all the di
Ay lungs DO not pain sleep well
without My
MY sister also improving rapidly Newton permit me- to
thank you for al kindness Won have taken
inly all
o"uo oy hem Let me bid youa kind farewell very truly
Mas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-20

Henry Clifford, the French engineer, is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-20
WHEELING AND Ell 2oyERR

On and after SATURDAY, April s,h y{o ca,,
on the Wheeling and Elm Grove IsAllrOai yIli rum
as tOllowS Ca will leave the city corner Eleventh
and Market strpCl4l nNtl Stnrnm's al
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18

'iiitoDut LaLIiot.
The Republican party puts forth unceas-
ing efforts to hold its own people and to
draw recruits from the indifferent or the
corruptib,e. It's Office holders, and the
especial interests united and protected
by i: under the tariff and other laws look
ing to the advantage of the few over the
many, form a vast and consolidated corps
of faithful and incessant workers.
But the Democracy, whose mission,,is TIC
defense Of popular rights and popular in
terests against invasion by the classes
above, forgets the maxim that eternal
vigilance is the price of liberty" and
ceases it's efforts with the termination Of
every successive campaign.
We have been much impressed Il with the
plan first put into operation by the old
fashioned Democracy of YOrk-that is
the formation Of Jefferson democratic as
sociations These would form perma-
nent organization teach the young recall
the wayward inspirit the steadfast, and
unite all upon common basis of political
faith.
Let this good work be pushed forward
in every county of the commonwealth, and
if it could be done throughout the Union,
the heart of the old party would never be
broken by another electoral fraud, for the
democratic Societies would nOt disband
with the election Of their presidential can
,Iidate, but be Oh hand to inaugurate him,
as they were when the Federalists proposed
to cheat Jefferson himself.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18

The Yale alumni assOcia: ion of Pu.t.-
delphia held its first social reception OF
the year last night at the rooms Of the
University club, 1916 Walnut street.
MARTIN +. CONWAY, member OF the
Thirty-seventh Congress. from kansas,
died in the government hospital for the
insane at Washington, last Wednesday,
in the jGd year of his age.
The case Of FITz-JouN PORTER was
again considered by the cabinet yesterday,
but no conclusion was reached. 1t is said
that "tLe only legal way to afford the
desired redress in this case is for the presi
dent to pardon General Porter, thus re.
moving his present disqualification from
holding Office in the service Of the United
States, and then restore him to his former
place in the army by nomination to the
Senate
Mrs. GARFIELD will make NO formal re.
ply to Mrs. Scoville's letter in behalf of
Guiteau. Mr.. Rhodes, secretary of the
Garfield monument committee, is author
lied to say "that towards the slayer of
her husband she cherishes no malice he
must answer only to his God and the
American people. For the sister and all
the members of his family she feels only
profound pity. Further than this she
asks to be left alone with her sorrow, and
to be spared being dragged into useless
and torturing publicity
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
aState LlrcencIes."

Centre County Democrat.
For some time pas: that able and un-
compromising Democratic journal, the
Lancaster lNTELL1GEN"ER, has been wa4-
ing an active, earnest and aggressive war
fare against the cxtravaganccs and pecula-
tions Of the ring OF bold and adroit
politicians who control the affairs cf
the state at Harrisburg. 1t is all
Old story. For many years it has been
4 well established fact, though 4
fact that has never seemed to make
much impression upon the public mind,
that not only open and reckless stealing
has been the rule with the officials Of the
dominant party that has for SO many
years had the management Of the various
departments of the state government.
Through the loose practices that have
grown up in the past years Of Republican
control, thousands OF dollars have been
:i!ched from the treasury withou: warrant
otlaw, and in ways through canning devi-
caS that can only be characterized as down
right and unmitigated theft. These ras-
cally practices have long been known, but
the exposures that have been made Of
them. usually in the heat Of political cam
paigns, have never been of much con-
sequence in the outcome Of the elections.
They have passed over the heads of intel
ligent voters as IN idle puff Of air, and the
ruling dynasty Of the commonwealth has
always managed to maintain its power to
plunder the public. We sincerely hope
the work of the INTELLIGENCEE will
bring forth better results in the near
future than those that have followed
eilinrtsss in the same direction in the past.
Tie INTELLIGENCEE has all able ally in
this cause in the veteran editor of the
Clinton Democrat, and we think it is full
time that every Democratic newspaper in
the state takes IN untlinchiug stand upon
the ground on which our friend and
neighbor SO firmly plants his feet in the
last issue Of his excellent paper. Upon
this subject Mr.. Ditfenbach gives timely
, notice to all prospective candidates for
legislative honors which they will do well
to heed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Tho HaScOttG."

Tie .s,yru.;riul,s fun whicl, the "a ii5ur
Company make ont OF this sparkling
opera Is AL at tie c,cpe::sn of the score,
AMI more attention to the musical require
mcn:> OF The work and less tendency to
eXtravasance of III irtii would enhance the
merit OF their rendition. Il is pity that
the vocal timber in the company is not
put 10 better service than las: nights per-
Torrance showed, Yet there was no doubt
that the large audience who heard and
saw it enjoyed it immensely. The central
figure was Mr.. Harry Brown. whose make
up and acting rs Lorenzo NIT. were ex-
cruciatingly ludicrous, and the other
members Of the company contributed their
share t" the general lIi!arity. Musicaiy
the performance is not to be considered
along with the LAST representation of the
opera here by the Mahn company, the
Instrumental accompaniment consisting OF
4 single piano. although "supcrb orctics-
ira had been advertised, and the singers
as 4 rule stopped over the score in tie
most indifferent fashion. The performance
was prolonged nearly an hour beyond the
time When most Of the audience were ready
to 90 home.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
TIL: VIRGINIA DEADLOCK.
i. 1;resk Effected Yesterday Afternoon.

tsTGak Enecteu 1estoEuAy AAtcTbooH'
The Virginia Senate chamber Was
crowded yesterday, all available space
being occupied by visitors, attracted
thither in anticipation of an excited ses-
sion. Business progressed in regular
order until one o'clock, when the chair
Anounced that the hour for the cOnsid-
Grafton Of special orders (Of which there
were some five or six had arrived.
\ motion to pass by the special orders
was made and defeated by party vote,
Democrats and boiling Readjusters voting
in the negative, while Mr.. Winghe!d, OF
Hanover Ga straight-out Republican who
has heretofore voted with the Democrats),
changed front and voted with the Read
justers.
Lieutenant Governor Lewis, who was
presen. in the chamber, then took the
chair, and the special orders, one by one,
were passed, Mr.. Wingfield, of Hanover,
voting each time with the Readjusters,
making tic vote of 1S to IS. which III
each case was decided in the affirmative
by the lieutenant governor.
The excitement was intense during the
time, tue Readjusters being jubilant over
breaking the deadlock which has prevailed
for some time past. Owing To several
hand at presiding over deliberative bodies,
there was at times much confusion, half a
dozen members addressing the chair at
one time, making various points of order,
appealing from the decisions Of the chair,
sc. Upou one Of the latter IL prolonged
debate ensued.
Pending further debate Oh the appeal
| from the decision of the chair. Mr.. Thur
man, who was speaking in favor Of the
appeal, at 9 p. IN. gave way to motion
| to adjourn, which upon the recorded vote
| was carried-aycs II, noes Is. The action
| of Mr.. Wingfeld, the only straight-out
Republican in the Scuate, in desertinS from
the Democrats, it is claimed, virtually
settles the question of the authorship, as
the detection Of only one senator was
needed to cause tie vote on the joint resO
luton now pending in the Senate, prOvid-
| ing for the election Of al auditor, railroad
commissioner, several corporation Judges
! and Judges Of the supreme court OF appeals,
which tie vote will he decided in favor of
the Readjusters In that case the only
other means the Democrats could use to
obStruct legislation in the matter would
| he to refrain from voting and leave the
senate without 4 quorum. Both parties
will hold caucuses tonight.
| Another Readjuster caucus was held
last night. They had a harmonious scs-
! sion, and discussed the appointment of
! officers in the various districts and the &c
ton of officials in regard to the caucus rule
! touching the appointin. Of sub-clerks. a
petition signed by some of the leading
business men OF Richmond, was circulated
which calls OF. the senators Of the Rich
monl district to use their influence to
| ID, ,eal the deadlock. over the election OF
auditor Of public accounts. The memor-
| ialsts say the obstruction to legislation is
| havnt Il bad effect on business and can
.esu!t in No good to the Democratic party.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
Tho NurluOn Question.

The Senate OF Massachusetts, yesterday
passed resolutions expressing abhorrence
of polygamy, and urging the passage il
Congress of the anti-polygamy bill.
At large meeting of prominent Gen
tiles in Salt Lake City on Thursday night,
resolutions were adopted strongly ursin-:
Congress mot to be deferred from per
fecting ths good work in which it is en-
gagged by the protests of men who are
acknowledged polygamists themselves,
and who adopt this deferential attitude
only because their ordinary attitude of
defiance will not apparently serve them in
Il mortal emergency )" also declaring
I" that there need be no fear OF convulsion
or disturbance if Congress now adopt
effective measures to settle Utah affairs,
but that ifit does not. the simplest duties
Of craftsmanship will have been disre-
gardcd, as they have too long been, and
the chance of peacefully settling Utah
affairs will, by this much. have been
placed in jeopardy
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
latlraste; Intelligence.
Tried and Found Faithful.

No city was ever more completely
gerrymandered to give Il party undue
control of its affairs than Lancaster.
The obvious injustice of the manner in
which it is districted can be seen at a
glance in the arrangement which throws
the Democratic majorities into two
wards out of the seven, and gives one
ward twice the representation in city
councils that another Of equal size now
has. 1t was arranged 50 that the Re-
publicans could elect 81 out Of q com.
mon councilmen, and out Of 8 select
councilmen. 10 impose such an appor-
tionment upon city that is almost
evenly balanced politically, is,we repeat,
vile gerrymander, which even its in
ventors would be asls med of, were they
not lost to shame, and which no intelli-
gent, honest and fair man can defend.
1t is indeed remarkable under these
circumstances that the Democracy could
ever get and :eep control of one branch
of the city councils and finally attain to
a majority on joint ballot and elect the
city officers. This result was in part no
doubt a protest against Il DISTINGUISHING
apportionment, devised to keep the
great body of Democratic voters from
having their due representation in city
councils. 1t has been i'm large measure
due to the faithleSsneSs of Republican
councilman to their duty, and it is owing
further to the fact that Democratic olli-
cials when elected to office have lnne
their duty. We invite intelligent citi-
zens, regardless Of partisan cons;,ier,-
tions, to review and examine the admin
istration and official conduct of Mayor
MacGoniyle, Treasurer McComsry,
Water Works Superintendent kitch,
Street Commissioner Trewitz and Sol
icitor SteinmetZ. They compare more
than favorably with their Republican
predecessors. Neither jobbrry, delay Or
evasion have iiourished under them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
= Faitiiia.s Wife, Flight.

\ iathless wife and an clopaEient
have caused breeze in :, little hamlet
called Sawkiil, not far from Kingston, n.
y. Edgar Brink, hard working farmer,
40 years.Of age, quiet, unassumins, aud
widely respected citizen Of that place, in
moderate circumstance had in employ
i boy OF 10 years, a few months ago.
He was Il bashful awkward fellow,
but after Il time Mrs. Brink, the wife and
mother, 10 years Old, in some strange
manner became attracted to the beard!eSs
youth, and the relation soon developed
int" ii: intimacy that set the whole neigh
boiiiDol talkin:. At length Mr.. Brink
becan:o convinced OF SOME inproprety
himself, and he promptly discharged tho
hey. Bat this only brought matters to 4
cln,,!X. as his i.,i.hiesS wife went oil with
the !,'d. taking ler only child, Il girl
Of il with !,cr. The unfortunate
husban! III first advert ised his recrc-
ant wife, but on thinking the matter over
ana longing ~ see his child, he ii;lllly
hunted then: up, an;, after fruitless argu-
ment he agreed to give his wife 1900 il.
nloney if she wouii return homo and be
have herself. His foolish offer was art
fully accepted 10y the guilty woman. But
she only returned long enough to get hi.;
hard earned money, when sho again
fastened to rajoin til: object OF her infat-
uati0!.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
Oyster fIrates COrncred.

Late last night the only intelligence re
ceived Of Governor Cameron's military
expedition against the depredatory oyster
fleet in the waters of tho Rappahannock
river, is the report of Captain Bloods-
worth, of the Baltimore freight steamer
CASTOR, which passed Governor Cameron s
steamer Louisa, which had SIX oyster
steamers in tow. Some distance up the
river, was steamer supposed to be her
consort. the Victoria J. Peed. No other
oystermen were in sight, and as the two
steamers effectually blockaded the river,
it is presumed that the rest of the fleet
had been driven up the river, where they
will no doubt be captured. There were
no indications of fight having taken
place.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
Concerning COr0ner's Juror

The following notice was tie'! IL '!ie
county commissioners office to day.
" Commissioners Of Lancaster County
respectfully beg leave to file my excep
tions to your pay'!s to the coroner the
fees due t" jurors, hcing satisfied that he
has no right to collect them. If there j.
no TAR Cor custom thea custom cannot
make law. The coroner of Lancastei
county has y right To furnish you with All
account OF the number and names u;
jurors impaneled by him in each inquest,
which bill should be lodged in the treas
urcr's Office. where the jurors can obtain
their pay, as in all cases tried in the corn
mon pleas and quarter sessions court. A.
well might the chiefs of those offices col
lect the jurors fees as the coroner, ansi
therefore, after this notice, l shall hold
your board and each commissioner liable
for all Jurors fees ordered by you to Ii:
paid to the coroner from this date.
"FRANCIs KILB,RN,
- February IL 1882 -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
fa!Gy Ryan on tho Wrong TRACK

Paddy Ryan. the prize fighter, accom-
panied By tw" ether pugiiists, visited
the Mercer street engine house. New York,
ill the SNAIL hoIrs yesterday morning,
and announcing that he had been robbed
of $500 aid his watch, demanded the AZ
rest of the thieves lie was told that if
he wanted fire exiiGguished he could be
accommodated. but that nc must 60 10 the
police station across the street if he want
cd any one arrested.
"Oi., you're iiremen thought had
made L mistake,' remarked Ryan, rs he
turncU to so to the station.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
Congressional frDcesaiiiISs.

Iu the United States Senate yesterday
Mr.. Bayard reported the bill to ascertain
and settle private land claims in certain
states and territories. Mr.. Platt intro
duced bill to regulate the practice Of
patent suits, which was reported to the
committee ON patents. After IN executive
session, the pension arrears resolution was
taken up and laid over as unfinished bust
ness, and the Senate adjourned until Mon
day.
In the House the eapportionment bill was
passed finally, the number Of representa-
tivcs being fixed at 325. The private cal
crdar was considered and an executive
message was received.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
For COngresslnan-at-Larso.

|EIPijf I9UHFS LHTDn!CiF.
The name of Mr.. Il. J. Mc;;ranr, %! La!
caster. has been mentioned in connect ion
with the Democratic nomination for c0E-
gresham t-!argc. We have but this tu
say, that if all our congressman were of
the make Of such men as Barney McGrann
there would be less of nonsensical legisla-
ton, ami more that would rebound to the
best interests Of the country. Mr. McGrann
is well educated, in the very prime of life,
and one Of the most successful bus:nes5
men in Pennsxlyania.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-02-18
New Turnpike Wanted.

The proposed pike from this place to
Brickcrvilie would unquestionably be ad
vantageous to both places and many who
have occasion tn travel that section Of the
county. The people Of Bvicl.ervi!!c would
in the event OF the construction of the pike
have al easier and nearer route to make
railroad connections, while the trade and
persons brought to this place would be an
ADVANTAGE t, Li.itz 1t would also result
conveniently :oti.c farmers living between
the two places and would facilitate tic
shipping of -four, the mills for the making
of which arc numerous between IititZ and
BtiCkervilie.