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Ghe Qntelliqtt1ler.
THE RUSH TO EUROPE.
Full Cabins In Ouiwnrd.Il0und steam.
crs-pnssnge Engaged Weeks Ahrn,i.

New Yonx, April 90.-All the principal
steamship lines to Europe are now carrying
4 great number OF cabin passengers from
this port, and their vessels will continue 10
be filled through the spring and carly sum.
mer. At the office Of the White Star line
1t was raid to-day that their steamships
were taking all the passengers they could
accommodate, rs they did last season.
Warned by experience, travellers had
peeeun 10 engage passage longer time in
advance than ever before. The rush began
the middle OF this month, and would con.
tinue till the middle OF July. Even till
the end Of July the steamer lists were
already pretty well filed. At the Cunard
olhce 1t was said that the travel was about
tue same us last year, when 1t was very
brisk, and that passage was engaged well
into July. The Williams & Guion line
said that they were carrying even more
passengers than last season, the large new
steamers Arizona and Alaska being espe.
ciAlly well filled, and Il great mum.
Der OF state'rooms having been en-
gased up 10 the 4h OF July At the
NATIONAL me once 1t was said TINT bust.
ness w's better than last year even, and
.h ie rap'n passenger lists were well filled to
Tue on OF 1nly. Brisk travel was also re.
l,ol.Su IN tle Anchor line, and 1t was said
,hat la.er IN the season 1t would be impossi.
o!S 10 secure n pefths week or two before
::a.liis. Inc ilman line steamers are tax
'ne CUT even more passengers than lust
year anu most OF the s,aterooms TO. May
IN" June nave Already been engaged. At
~. .he ONCE OF the French line it was said
.hat I'LL lhe staterooms had been engaged on
inc heXt 'lree vessels es OF the company to
Iease tlis port. lhe passenger lists were
ptel!! wen illed 70 the ON OF July. About
eisu'y persons VINO wished accomnota !
s'ohs gu the last TWO vessels which sailed
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WOMEN AHARKOOM,
The Reception Which Ed. Stokes, jim,
FI.k's Shaver. Gnyc Mt His SnIOon.

The Reception Which Ed. Stokes, Jim
Ft~k's Slayer. Gave Mt His Saloon.
New YonE, April 29.-There was re-
markabe reception in the Stokes bar room
this afternoon. The proprietor, Edward s.
Stokes, better known rs "the man who
shot Jim Fisk" issued 1000 invitations to
ladies to visit the barroom between 0 4. ".
and O'Clock, and nearlya thousand women,
with sprinkline OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT
men, were present. The room, which is
very large, was artistically lighted, and the
air periumed by silver cologne fountains
and II proiusion OF flowers. Behind an i'm.
mcnse mass oil ierns aud palms was an
orchestra playing Strauss waltzes softly,
TO an accompaniment OF the occasional
clink OF glasses on the bar AMI the hum
OF hundreds OF whispered voices as the
guests moved about the room. Early
corners exhibited some timidity, but
it was overcome after they had
passed through the decorated corridors
into the gorgeous bar.room. At rare inter-
walls an actress or public advocate OF wo.
man suffrage was to be seem. Several
brokers and number OF the men who are
seen on Broadway in the afternoon
lounged about, dressed with great care and
exhibiting much gravity Of demcanor.
Once when the plush doors swung back
and man sauntcred cooiiy in there was u
ripple OF excitement aud cranin: OF
necks. He was dressed with elaho.
rate care in the height of fashion
His closc-cropped hair was quite gray. but
his face bore no trace OF trouble and he
seemed to be in excellent spirits. When
he stopped Tor u moment to chat with q
quietly.dressed actress from Wallack's
there was 4 noticeable crush among the
women about him for glance Mt his face
lie went on presently, and the women
parted reluctantly to allow him TO pass
! lie wen. out INTO the corridor and til,
doors slammed after him. 1t was Edwart
S. Stokes
The most famous OF all the works OF ar
in this royal bar.room is Bouguereau'
i"Symphs aud Satys,"'. which Mr.. Stoke
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Dry, parched, sore throat, pneumonia,
bronchial and asthmatic attacks. weakened
and debilitated state Of the system, all these
dangerous symptoms are cured by "Da.
SwArNE's COMPOUND Synup or WILD CHERRY"
The frs. dose gives relief, and the worst cold
and sore lungs yield to It's healing properties.
An occasional dose Of "SwAYNE's PILls'
should be taken to keep the bowels free. They
are excellent for torpid liver and bilious com.
plains. ~
A Frankfort (Ky.) physician writes: Some
months ago the daughter OF one OF our promi.
nent citizens was pronounced hopelessly con.
sump,ivc. She was very much reduced In
flesh, terrible cough, her lie gradually vast.
Ing away. ! recommended her 10 use "DR.
SwAYSEs COMPOUND SYRUP or Wild CHERRY"
which she did. In short time she was free
from all cough and other symptoms, and Is
now rosy and healthy.
Price, % cents and 81 bottle, or six bottles
for IS. The large size Is the most economical.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, Phila.
delphia. Sold by druggists. 7rllsAw
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A COUGH, Cold or Sore Throat should be
stopped: Neglect frequently results in an
i,ncurab!e Lung, disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
The stomach like cough syrups and balsanis,
but acts directly on the inilan,ed parts, allay-
ing irritation, gives relief in Asthma, Bron.
chitis;, Coughs, Ca,arrh, and the Throat troub-
les which singers and public speakers are
subject to-. For thirty years Browns Bron-
chial Troches have been ecommended by
physicians, and have always given perfect
satisfaction. Having been tested by wide nd
constant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained weil-merfted rank among
the few staple remedies OF the age. Sold al
Is cents box everywhere. rrhs.w
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Or. FraZier'S Root BitterS

E'l,.ar, Roo, 9i,,ers are not dram shop whisky
,'tHse, but are strictly medicinal In every sense
upon W. nTes ana xse
" he !aaes build up the nerves and cleanse The
asa Nd system Of every .lmpurity.
ie' D.1tnes Rush OF Blood 10 the Head, tending
aAi"peiy, Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Dropsy
r-plH And Blo;chcs, Scrotulous Ilumon and
~, letter, hing Worm, White Swelling, ErySpe'
y ;e'e sTTes and !os young men suffering iEon,
'aiags OF Debility caused from imprutencc, and
hsEA!s In delicate health, F,az!cr's Root Bitter,
cs5c!Aly recommended.
~ fni!e,: have used two bot! es OF your Rool
80 'o' Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness and Kid
s.E-a'e, and ,hey did ne more good than the
~ ~ nd al the medicine ever used. From the
Elr took began to mend. and am now In
Isl ssalth, and ie.l A. well M ever did. con
* Is1' medicine one Of the greatest Of blessings
g., MRS. N. MARTIN, Cleveland, Ohio
My Lhysa / Co, Bridge Corner. Wheeling
Ny druggists everywhere a, 81 per bottle.
HENRY l. CO., Sole Prup'rs.,
sVhY 20 NAxar StpeSf San foSE (ifY
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On Saturday. the 18Th Day Of May 1882 at 3 O'Clock P NJ

hg sha q am9n County Will Ell Public AUCTION the
CO. klNEOS,
about ~ fronting 400 feet the Ohio
THIS H. finest piece OF Wharf red for
hSr Manufacturing District and by the
premise, for Coal Yard Elevator or Manufacturing
OF Cincinnati
TERMS OF
cent, secured by mortgage on the premises - f
n!on
For further Hon oraddr
sAML BAILEY, in,
Sheriff OF Hamilton County.
CHAMPION 4 WILLIAMS
JAS T. CliALLEN
. d. THEW. WRIGHT,
q. 81. Plaintiffs Attorney
a[f.:Irh&s CINCINNATI,
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recently purchased for $4,000. It stands
directly In front OF the bar. Many Of the
ladies were delighted ut the bits OF bric.a.
brac, vases, and antique clocks, and ex.
pressed In low voice their admiration Of
the elaborate mahogany carvings and deco.
rations OF the bar.
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FLINT, MIcH.. Va? 10th, 1850.
DEAR slE:-Al'ow me to say tina, I esteem your
"flypophosphites" most highly. and for those en-.
gagged In Professions which draw largely on the
nervous system 1t Is Invaluable. have used Il my.
sell with the most satisfactory results and have in
troduced II TO large number OF my peopl-.
REV. X. ". HARE.
aprfIStw Pastor st. NtchaeIS Catholic Church
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WHY will you suffer, when Dr.. Virgins
Lunswort Compound is u safe and speedy
cure for coughs and colds. Try it. For sale
BY Logan & Co. and all druggists,
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HOME PROOF

sitaey and Live; Diseases and Rheunatisn-
..:trN Misunderstanding seemed % help ne;
as;t 40, &c. on. Of ted. d. smith cured me"
zErT. PHILLIPS,
r,a-h. Polypps oil Soec, lnpaire.. Volce.-sui.
s:r! !or JeA,; patent medicine failed TO help me.
b. ;cI:A cUnpletely Cared me.
otsreia-l 4 Co., Wheeling ". Va
ayy,efaA AID liberated stomAch.-'Trea!mcut
sJeis !a!lc! To give ne relief. Dr.. Smith cured
=" THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
,15sa'' them 0 id ;GH;'fsA VIE q; sH'A
Src!li, Running sores on Head-"AJ son was
,.dr4 los fourteen Year.. Nothing seemed 70
MRS. CATHERINE CAPS.
Market street, Wheeling, ". Va.
ti-tt-"SG.ered for yeats with cRaoef. Had Il
c; oct .a:er ur.ea. !! re:u n&d after each opera.
N. d. smith cu,tc ne without knife, cAuIt!c OF
~" Mis-. Il. Y. CIRCUIT.
Ills, !itulA OIL AauA-f!st oil ny back Tor IS
VIA Reported dying. Dr.. Smith cured me- with.
4 KITE Ii fTe week.
THOMAS COLv1S,
wholesale Grocer Main ST., Wheeling. W. Va
.ln:aaors 0! Rectum, Prolapeus end Piles
" f5en up to die and pronounced incursble.
WASHINGTON DgLAEy.
lr.Eo lAii *H.es:-"Dr. Smiths professional
sIts, IL ny !Asal!! haze been most satisfactory
I'd commend hin 70 ali Is gentleman and 1
ull.rl physiciAn," i
y, Margaret Solo says:-"I had been suffering
lcs ~tel !enn and treated by many physiciaas fol
e!fsIs... Dr.. smith said had a tape-worn and
Et.sh. hoCn removed a moaste, 100 fee: long,"
fe:aA.e c0npt4!a!s.-Threey yeas In hospitals 10.
k5.ta, give ne pecE.iA! advantages In such Cases.
Ftn9Es c1'tt! 0! taAEh, diseases Of heat, Liver,
EaIaNa, 1!taeyS, ss!a blood, nervous Affections
~ se1k1tN~s oil meg ard youth, scro.ula aud
NINA testify TO u! success.
!Ia cured Without the kn!le.
t.;eaa al distance NAY be treated b. letter and
tsiti;caoa slN...e.L 4 chart for sell exaa,I1a.
tol .ea; on 'c,Ispi Of two thsee-cent Stamps, and
L!vioa returned .:te. .
Consultation Al o@ce .iee. Ofice hours isera . 4.
10 !. u, sAly Cal IN o: address,
=. J. E. SMITH. II. b.,
l1ls No, III ChsplIne 81 Wheeling W Va
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OSCAR WILDE never heard OF Dr.. Virgins
Lungwort Compound till he came to America.
1t cures oil coughsand colds. Try it! Sold
by Logan & Co.. and all druggists.
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In Hot WNter,

orpha N. Hodge, Battle Creek, Mich,
writes: Il upset a tea-kettle OF boiling hot
water on my hand. lat once applied Thomas
Eclectric Oil. and the effect was to immedi.
ately allay the pain. l was cured in three
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's Eew
National Dyes. For brightness aud durability
OF color, are unequaled. Color from . to S
pounds. Directions in English and German.
Price, 10 cents. - :
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OSE HUNDRED DoLLAEs reward fora better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Ia
sure cure for Piles. pAw
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

OLpand young-maIe and female-take s.
S. S. for any blood impurity. qa..
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CONSUMPTION.

Owing 10 popular idea that r. remedy said to
cnre n variety OF malAdi.s should be treated with
caution, II not suspicion the inventor hcsiiated
the gratifying assurance by great number Of the
rare vitAlizing and health reNewiug properties OF
his preparation Of iiypophosphitcS. under variety
effects are secured by It's use that It's scion is Pc
culiar to his preparation. and that CONSUMPTION
Is not only CURAnl.E. but up 10 certain sage, Is
As easily controlled As most other organic diseases.
While Il Is the aim OF the inventor to convey In
formation to such as require his tiypophosphitcs 1t
Is hi! firm belief that is use will be valuable TO all
who deslIe long life or who are struggling for
health. a-.
With faith based upon the experience OF twelve
years, he would not despair OF restoring patient
suffering from the allowed disease. even tho ch re-
dueei tohrery low state and not complicated by
actual organic los
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MEDICAL,

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WASHINGTON HOTEL, 7O7, 100 AND
w I'll. Ches,nu. erect. Philadelphia. Pc.
r. ". FARR, MAsAGEr,
This Hotel Is especially deslnlhc for business
men and families ~ Il l. centrally located conye.
n!snt 10 Wholesale and retail stores theatres and
places Of interest: home comforts; large airy rooms
with acu!sine UNSURPASSED. Rates, s. 70 per day.
Liberal terms TO permanent guests. nps.i
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wEDVS ECLECTRIC MEDICINE

tLrri;lye and etTectual remedy for all Nervous
y .zAe: such as Impotency, Prostitution. Loss Of
$ea;ia. LIS oil Vitality. Defective Memory. In.
xi.e! s;.ln fUwer and diseases from which an
SaaA.s1 wu.e o! lie springs. all OF which cannot
u! '. undermine the whole system. Every organ
Eafened every power prostEated. and many
~. the wlY 10 N early death. It rejuvina,es age
IL! eiarirorx.e. youth Each package contains
st.!eat 70, two weeks treatment. Write for pam.
pile! which !Nbe snt free. with full particulars.
sGsd hy Al Druggists At 50 cents package, OF
twelve package, for $50 VIII be sent free by mall
o. receipt Of money. b. addressing
WEBS ELECTRIC MEDICINE CO.,
cure ygAaaeeL Buffalo. NY.
Thtrl.rg nAv.{Ao7 :
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DR., ]. {. SMITH,

so Hi CUAPLlNE STREET.
cs.,, evt:eu,r oil a PHYSICIANS success Is the tcs
t-oaJ d BIZ p.dena- Thelncseasiny demands lot
~ prDieS.1nl service. Prove lhA; ! nave deal!
=. in.yr, use A PATENTS name without permits
IN thgsS lave many hundred certificates from
~. Ts0ra hAv. cure! After they had been pro-
s+1sr,ilncursble, A thoruugh medical sducatlon,
I'll nAay years hospital experience and familiarity
iii ibrnttutIc sienu, cltee observance Of TEN.
,,,.en,L tcul!Ars,ies and strict attention 70
trc,ac ashecci1eat, !asufes surrrss. II cure u
s.!tit, AID iurkly give the patient my opinion.
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...,,,sas.s,s to ,.ii 70 cue n, a ..,e Of
,r"Lim sAJ1 Fsi"'' LII WAkRBS,
Ferry, Ga.
,,,..u ~, gentlemen Of mi, h!sh i, '; y!
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NrnvoSs. VA. ~, II, l.si:
70: q, t!s i'''"' " PVLk NiLLrA 4 Co.
nl.sh
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MEDICAL.

MSfim ii III. IN a year. u
u,S,,e piI l5' ..iS,iar,Ion. FAIR nlndsd
m YEA gaiFrt"l ,' '.r Il a. positive speeihs.
~ IN. pgs fscslH iA'"e j. NAkIrlEtp y e.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-13

The Glasgow Times is doing vigor-
Gus work in the Eleventh district. IL
prints conclusive evidence that ID. II.
Carr, the Republican nominee for
Congress, was, during the war and
has been ever since, narrow, bloody.
shirt-shaking partisan. As a mem.
Der Of the Legislature he voted against
every measure looking toward forgiv.
ing or forgetting the acts Of the war
or the action Of those who chose the
gray. To him the laying down Of
arms, the nutter of the white flag,
the benisons Of peace-the heart.oher-
ings Of honorable men defeated in an
honorable cause, and contamination
that changed this whole land from a
whitened sepulcher to a happy home
denoted nothing. Hide-bound and
heart-bound, he~wouidn't forgive
what a nation forgot. How is it with
his competitor, Gen. Frank Wolford,
the noblest Roman Of them all lie
fought where the fight was thickest,
always at the front and always de.
Tending his principles. But how diff
ferent were his actions from Captain
Cars when the wars alarms were but
a memory and the battle was over. He
accepted the olive-branch as graceful
ly as he had won and worn the bays.
He was ever for prompt reconcilia.
ton. Not for this alone should he
represent, the Eleventh district in the
next Congress. His clesr-cut Dem.
Ocracy, his record above all reproach,
his services in every peril, are few
Of his virtues, and the good people of
the district should and will make him
a victor in peace as he was in war
1Courier.JournaI.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-13

A CHINESE LOVE SToRY.-A Pc
kin wife fell in love with a friend of
her husband, and the friend agreed to
pay him $3.50 for her, but he neglect
ed to bring the money when he called
to take her away, and so the husband
refused to give her up. In that emer-
gency the enamored pair drugged
him, forged his signature to the bill:Of
sale and eloped. They we're arrested
while eating their wedding breakfast
and put into dungeons, where they
both committed suicide"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-13

A WICKED "WAR WIDow."-A
little girl eleven years Of age at school,
was directed by her teacher to write a
composition on "Strong Love Re-
warded." And the following is the
composition:
"There was young and handsome
lieutenant, and young, beautiful
girl, and they loved each other; but
their parents wouldn't allow them to
get married. But one day the lieut.
enant won large amount Of money,
and then there was nothing to hinder.
They got married and were very hap
py, but he didn't get children. So a
war broke out and he was commanded
to go and fight for his country.
While fighting he was taken prison
err, and was in the prison seven years.
Then he came home, and who can tell
his joy when his wife showed him sew
en- little children she had got while he
way away In this way did strong
love get rewarded"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-13

The republicans do learn something
from their democratic brethren that is
of service to them now and then.
John Van Buren,, being asked on
coming out Of democratic conven-
ton where he had met a disastrous
defeat, care you going to bolt john
"NOt by a id sight; the place to
raise HI is inside the party"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-13

In Kentucky certain forms of dis
ease afford legal cause for divorce.
In point of fact Kentucky allows di.
vorce for more "causes" than any 9th
err State in the Union or country in
the world. A man and wife can OBJ
tain divorce from each other ON six
teen different "causes" in Kentucky.
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49, - - IANNNtNANA 49,
Fevereslands Sick Per
sons refreshed and
Bed Sores prevent
ed by bathing with
Darbys Fluid.
Impure Air made
harrlcss and purified.
For Sore Throat Il Is a
sure cure.
Contagion destroyed.
For Frosted Feet,
Chilblains, Piles,
Channgs, etc.
rheumatism cured.
Soft White Complex
ions secured BY is use.
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth,
Il can't be surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Rrysipelas cured.
Burnsrelievcdin Instantly.
Sears prevented.
Dysentery cured.
Wounds healed rapidly.
Scurvy cured.
An Antidote for Animal
or Vegetable Poisons
Stings, etc.
l used the F1uid during
our present affection with
Scarlet Fever with de-
oided advantage, Il is
indispensable TO the sick
room. WV. Y. SAND.
FORD, Eyrie, Ala.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-13

Bill Bradley has withdrawn from
the congressional race in the eighth dis
trict, for two good and sufficient reas.
ons; 1. Phil Thompson would have
crushed him to death with an adverse
majority. 2. Jay Hubbell refused to
pay the expenses of the picnic Billy
boastingly styled "my canvass
[Breckinridge News.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-13

1t is said that the expenses Of the
tariff commission will aggregate $780,
600. If this be true1it is high time
some check was placed upon the com.
mission business. De practice Of
appointing commiss iopers with au.
thority to rove all ovet the country,
and live like fighting Docks at all the
best hotels in the largest cities, is get.
ting TO be too commop. In truth, il
is nuisance and frhd. 1t does not
matter what may developed by
such a junketing par6, the result will
be whatever the dominant power
chooses to make it. The facts will
have nothing whatever to do with the
verdict If they conflict with the inter.
ests of those who have the voice. A
commission Of any kind turned loose
in big country likethis TO determine
any question can develop any testimo-
ny they like to settle the matter their
way. We have had experience enough
with commissions to justify the trying
Of some other plan to reach informa
ton necessary to proper legislation
[ Yeoman.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-13

The Rome, N. Y. Sentinel, says (;
Geo. ii. Bell, stockbreeder Of this
city, lost his monster Poland-China
hog this forenoon. The owner was
driving the animal from his farm to
the fair grounds for the purpose of ex'
hibiting him, when the hog fell down
in the road and died almost immedi'
ately, as is supposed, from the intense
heat and fatigue. The animal weigh
ed over 100 pounds, and was the
most valuable boar in this section Of
the State"