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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-14

10 school for young ladies can compare
with this 10 It's record for health fulness, nc
death having occurred In its history Of nearly
twenty.eight years. For nearly quarter o.
century II has been under the care Of d. X
7, Taylor. Spring session opens March 2sth'
Beaver Pa.
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Cahe--steers and heIiers weighing from 100 To- 500
lbs, iSc; 900 TO 900 lbs 6a5c extra. &C: mllch
cows, $50 O0a6O co. Bulls, 41Ec Calves, as to size
and quality, 50 00al0 90 per head!
HolS-Light and roueh. 6a51Sc; fair 10 good, Ga
SIC: extra lard hogs &c,
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..OoWA|iS

1hAvO been afflicted for twenty yean with an OBJ.
situate skin disease, called by rome NJ y. a Peoria.
SIS aud Uthen LCpIoSy commencing on my ScAlp,
and, In spite OF all could do With the help Of the
most tkiul doctort Il slowly buI surely extended,
until year aIo this winter II covered my entire
years have been llRhle 10 do any labor, and tuI.
ichng Intensely all tho time: Every morning there
chuld b. nearly du.tptniul II FGilea taken from
the sheet ri my bed lJme a them halt a. large Is
the envelope continuing this letter. In the latter
prt OF wihtsI my skln couanenOof cracking open.
d, without any relief The l2Ih Of Juno I started
NEST, In hop eou,d reach he Hot spring. /
reIched Detroit, and waSsl low thought IGhould
have 70 20 10 tile hos tal but finally Fot a. M a.
lansing, Aicb., where lihad 4 slater living, one
Or. -, Ie4ted me ab0uttwo weeks hut did me
no good. All thought I had but short time 10
AIN ~ esa S sr. cSEed hTUuSh
hands, limbs fett badly swollen; toa nails tame
of; dnHer nails dead aud hard ~ bone hair dead,
dry, and lifeless "a old straw o my God how I
did suffer. Ny sister, Nrs II. DeVtl, hAa q small
part Of box Of Cytcuh In The house, She
wouldn't give up. sad, We will try Cuticura, !"
There was relief STOPPED the terrible burning
sensation from the word 80. They Immediately
COS the UutisurA Resolvent, cuticufH, aud Soap 1
commenced BY taking Gao tablespoonful OF Resol.
vent three tineA 3 day alter meals; had 4 bath
oNca q day, water about blood heat; used CuticiiFa
Ing Result, retained 10 my home IN lust az
Ee'ks from tine left, and nay akin a smooth a
- BRAN I, CARPENTER.
Henderson, Jefferson Co., MY. ff' ~
sworn 70 before me this nineteenth day Of Jan.
uATy, 1880. gr.lr A, n, LETTtsoWEL.. n
D, tlu adf f.r II.f}i Justice OF the Peace.
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INplcATIoNS,

WASHINGTON, D. O., March l4.-lAM-For
the Lower Lake regions, Fair weather, fol,
lowed BY increasing cloudinesS and local
rsinS warmer, southwesterly winds, falling
barometer, followed in the western portion
by rising barometer aud colder northWesteFly
" FeT The Tennessee aud Ohio Valley, partly
eIouuy weather and local rains, winds mostly
westerly. The Lower Mississippi will fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-14

Singing irritation, Inflammation, all Kid
ney and Urinary Complaints, cured by "Bu'
chubaiba." 81 ....,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-14

CLOSING out at cost Furs iture, Carpets
window Shades, 90, at link & Morehead's
iii7 Main street, as THAR rooms are 70 DO used
Tor other business after April lst
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The city FINANCES.

In Council last evening Mr.. Stanley offered
the following:
'Resolred, That the Committee on Finance
be authorized 70 report 10 Council as soon as
practicable, the amount and kind OF city
bonds outstanding; the amount and char.
aoter OF bonds redeemed also the amount OF
interest now due on loans or oyer.check, and
such other information In relation TO the
financial affairs q the city as may be deemed
nj. Stanley said be offered the resolution
as there seemed to be quite desire to know
the exact state OF affairs, and also because
the newspapers OF late had contained refer
ences TO the matter.
Mr. Ktmbrrly-"rll not vote forit as 1t
Is. There Is no overcheck, and Ia bad Tor the
city to have 1t go abroad that We have such
thing Put drafts IN ir1Hsiiu in place oil
oyercbeck and I'll vote for it.p
shanley-"No, Sir. It's the same thing"
Kimberly-"No, faint. An ov.rcheck Is
when you give check on bank when you
The Cbair-"Thats what tits. We have
no oyercheok." -
The Receiyer-"Allow mel have never
issued check on hank when the city hsd
not funds TO meetit."
The resolution was adopted.
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line report was received hHu uIeu.
A resolution offered by Mr.. schultZe, In
structing the City Solicitor TO draft an ordi.
nance 10 conform with the paving bill passed
at the last session OF the Legislature, was
adopted.
The Board OF Public Works reported hay.
Ing organized by electing DR.. Gsorge Baird
president, and B. A, Galligan clerk; also,
that IL had fixed the clerks salary at 5000
per anpun. In another report 1t asked for
an appropriation OF 81, s54 90 for new work,
which was granted.
Mr.. Kimberly presented resolution pro.
yiding for table for the use OF Council re.
porEers, which was referred to the Commit.
lee on Real Estate.
The clerk was instructed to advertise for
coal proposals in the four daily papers.
The Board OF Public Works reported on
the Becker trouble at the head Of Seventh
street. over which some OF the First ward
members have raised such howl, showing
that Mr. Becker had no cause for complaint,
and submitted plat OF the land. Not sat
isfied with this, 1t was 80 worked that the
matter was referred 10 the Committee on
Streets, Alleys aud Grades.
Several petitions were referred, and at 800
P. N. the Branch adjourned.
In the First Branch, Mayor Miller presided,
and Messrs. Bingell, Wilson, Zoeckler, Hal
stead, Halter and List were absent. The
minutes were read and approved, and the
Branch concurred with the Second In all
business received up to 0 o'clock at which
time II adjourned.
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d oGLYIREowN CURE FOR;

THE YRruMPH TRUSS COMPANY. nj. q. "
n, Burnhara, The greatest TruN Expert In The
world, General superintendent, have opened q
6mnCh oliOe, for / tow days only. 81 Room n
Hamilton Hotel, 2O6 Penn Avenue, PittsRprEh, Pa
H. 90 for q rupture they cannot cuTS. BOOK on
RupturG q osni( Over 30 styles OF TfuIses. Trial
ires,. LADY. ATTENDANT. oeice open day and
evening kdyI6e tree, Last day in Pittsburgh
Tuesday, March %, toiapsSAV
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Ladies', Do NOt Forget ~ ~.
That for pure sweet bread. rolls and hot
cake use Phoenix Compressed Yeast. Il Is
alwas ready and never fails. All first class
grocers keepit .......I
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Tho following shows the range OF the Their
r,omster, as obSeryedat Sohnepfs drug store,
Open House corner yesterday:
.Ax12x.;s'sA.7nNI7A.x.l2M.Sr .A7H: ~
- Sc Il 81 81 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-14

GOOD Errand Boy Wanted. Apply To-
day at A. l.. klCE q Co's'
1926 Main Street.
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HAIr's Honey OF Horehound and Te
viii srrtvt every ailment Of the lungs, throa
or chest. Pikes Toathsehe drops cure II
ono minute. For the sEln-6lean'V Sulphur
Sos S MwF4w.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,
ST. JAMES HOTEL.

W Doyle, Pitnbugh NAAlldridge, Baltimore
81 TAYLOR, DaItiinoie WV Vail. New York
s G llammett, v Island " PMHxS0H, Columbus
s u PAylou, boston RsTalbot, Blsuark q.
q s SmIlhIon PIitsburgh P + heskett, Chicago
LII W Wilson, City Jacco, 8
~ ii .wreIer, PhIladep'a Crumb, Cuy'ra Falls
X K CHIN, city CT sehear, New YORK
n s Wilson, Morr!Stowu NJ II Wilson, Melbourne
II II Dawson, Ci.y " Mansfield, City
Miss I, Martin, Cleveland r " Nc Nan, Blsnark
n o MapSpeller, Btidge't " W Kincaid, Cameron
il ] KoSSetlCr Rochester " A GruiloSh, Goshen
j = Dnkelart, Baltimore W II Warrington
II Ii Marley Pittsburgh II Jones, Pittsburgh
pr shrake, Mouuusyille O q CurtlI, BsthBny
W s johnson, Cincinnati T WertheIner, III tsbu'gh
Loller, Cameron JPRobInSOn, Pau Handle
FHunt, Pittsburgh CFAdims Pittsburgh
FL Rice, 81. Claitsyllle o POorman, Bellaite
Z W Hays, City i Rosht, City
W Bay, IrOnton .n.r.. .
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pwIs / pvs ~, prrp C,-

. dlu
REMARKS on BEEf CATTLE !
| The arrivals OF cattle during the week amounted
Of $40 head against ia last week and 4a5 head, the
were M ihead against 40 last week. and 80 head
the corresponding week Of last year, and were a
follows! IaIl1 aI
To Baltimore 100
10 Eastern dealt -..........".... "a
To Washington 40
hore T. .Ii.; c.s%: H. | W
offerings over last week, with an Improvement aho
In their quality, tops being better aud more numer,
Gus, aud commsn possibly les plentiful. Tndo for
the better gtadea was fair, but common was quite
had 70 GelL Prices were fIasc higher all around
han l9,s week. Ptices sbia7e. with most sales
sfHTiit Tnr SWINE MARKET. ,a vi
Arrivals this week ,l0l
Arrivals last week $50
Arrivals one year
The run Is light again This week In point OF mum.
bcz being only some ?0) head more than last week.
Tho demand Is medium 70 good, near about equal
10 the Somewb1t limited receipts. The quality IL
fully a. good as last weeks offerings Prices have
loAc and the prospects arc that higher figures Will
rule next week, M WeAtern prices are advancing to
q greater degree than our home quotations
| THE sHEEf MARKET. d..
ArrVas i8o
Arrivals lASt SSTS
Arrivals one year ago.... 476
REMARKS,
The receipts have been quite light this week,
with but few good or really prime sheep among
tnem-moSt Of The stock being only common 10 fair.
Eparingly. We quote common 70 fair sheep at VA
S2kc; fair 10 good SHAbGC, and rood 10 prime 6LA7c
with ex ttemelv few At the latter prHe.
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.-......slI,935 I

By amt paid outduring the month on the :.
trustees ..Sll ,6Ul o
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baltimore Live stock market.

orrIcE or CAIyEEroS LIVE STOCK YARDS,
IN ~. MONDAY, March Il, 1893,
pRcRfPTS nv THF WHY
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-30
Mormonism in Georgia,

A telegram from Savannah, Ga, says:
Agents of Mormonism are actively at
work in Carroll, Fayette, Campbell,
franklin and other counties. Their
methods are SO stealthy that even intel
ligent people are not aware of their pres
ence. The plan is to make nocturnal
calls, and, when sufficient subjects are
brought over to their views, to hold late
meetings in lonely places, where con
verts are instructed, and in time, to de.
part, ostensibly for Texas, but in reality
for Utah. Several families in Clayton
are known to have taken this course
lately. In out-of-the-way places there
are great many Ignorant people with
no church relationship. and but little re-
moved from fetish worshipers. They
are easily approached by Mormon ennis
saries, and are 30 secretive that it is i'm
possible to get revelation from them.
This in no way applies to intelligent cit
izens who are not aware of the danger
by which they are surrounded. This is
shown by an instance developed this
week. The Franklin News published
the following: "There are Mormon
enissaries in this county. What is worse,
they find fools who will listen to their
foul discourse. 1t is presumed, however,
that they are notreceived in any respetc-
able family" The editor soon found
out that he had said too much, for in the
next issue of the paper he says: "Of
course, we had no referencetot those who
are ignorant of the corrupt practices OF
the Mormons. The fact that Mormon
ism should have 80 far won its way that a
Gentle has to be careful how he speaks
about them is startling enough, and
shows that unless something is done
speedily Utah is not the only place
where rooting-out will be required.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-30
How an AIm.house Was Built.

New Orleans Dispatch to New York Times.l
In the constitution OF Louisiana
gambling is declaredSa vice, and it is
provided that the Legislature shall make
laws to suppress the same The legis-
lature has never passed any laws on the
subject. Thus gambling here remained
unconstitutional, but not illegal. This
condition OF affairs left the gamblers
free to carry on their business but little
subject to police harrassment and inter
ference, which could only be avoided
by generous black-mail. Three years
ago Mayor Shakespeare, very practi.:
cal man, caused the gamblers to turn
over to his private secretary the month
ly amounts they had formerly given to
the police, and took the houses under
his own protection. The fund he held
ready for the cause ot.eharity SC, ,farias'
the courts would allow him. for the
fund dwas;two or three times garnisheed
by city creditors. With it was pur-
chased an uptown orange farm of some
twenty acres, and Il contract was made
for the erection of an almshouse, an in
stitution very much needed, no pro-
vision being made for the INDECENT poor,
in New Orleans except in religious es-I
adjustments. Two wings of this build
ing have been completed at cost of
some $50, 1000. To-day the building was
opened for the aged and infirm as the
regular almshouse of the city.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-30

very common articles nullify a larger
number OF virulent poisons than any
medicines in the shops.-Messenaer.
Mrs. JANE Sw1ssHo1M photographs
as follows puppy nurses: Gas for
those who prefer nursing puppies
rather than their own babies they are
moved by the universal law of nature.
which struggles for the survival of the
fttest and subordinates the inferior to
the superior animal. In their case the
difference between the puppy and the
baby is that the puppy will never be-
come q street hirt, display voluptuous
form to every man she meets, and SO
animalize him to the extent of her
power; puppy will never simper be-
hind her fan and turn her eyes like
duck in a thunder storm to catch an
eligible young man. A puppy will
never be dude or defaulter, q fool
or felcn, and the probabilities are that
the baby Of such woman would be
one or several of these curiosities.
Then every woman should know her
place in animated nature, and if one
feels that this is subordinate to that of
n dog, why should she not step into
it9o
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-30
A MIX Saloon and aProfatable Cow.

New Orleans Cor. st. Louis Globe -Democrat.]
We returned to the Trianon lust MS
the sun, looking like an immense ball of
fire was sinking into the sea. Madame
Bonnacazes hoped had enjoyed myself,
"There was one thing" she said, "that
I had notaeen, and travel where [ might,
l would never have an opportunity to
see it again."
"What is it, Madame?"
"a milk saloon"
Well, it was worth seeing. Every
table, every counter, every piece Of
statuary was of white marble, The
floors, walls, ceiling, curtains. every
thing was white. The Creole girls who
waited on the customers had the wbitest
compilations 1 ever saw. They were
dressed in spotless white, and on their
left shoulder was bunch OF white jac-
queminot roses. Standing upon the
counter was life-sized statue Of a Jsr-
sey COW; by the side of the COW stood a
middle-aged darkey with white hair, a
woman with a sweet face. I did not
understand the mechanism of the bust
ness, but this woman drew the milk. into
the white cups from the marble COW.
She acted just as il she was milking.
Ara told me that the white. lady owned
a dairy outside Of the city and that she
had originated the idea of the marble
COW. Afterwards Mons. Bonnacazes
told rae that the woman had pilked
Q million from the marble COW.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-30

From BATH Me I'VE hase received, under date Of
May 10, 1885, the. following statement of GEO. W.
HARRISON, the popular bsoprietor % ..Thc Restau-
rantn: "a few yeafs since1 was trdnbled severely
with kidney and bladder affection thu. there was
brickdust depoeits in my urine, and continual desire
to urinate. with severe darling sharp pains through
my bladder and ride, and again, dull, heavy pres
sure very tedious to endure. consulted one Of our
resident physicians but received no benefit from
the treatment, and fearing that my symptoms Judi
Gated Brishs Disease the most dreadful of all dis
eases, made up my mind that must obtain relief
speedily or woaldsbe past cure. consultedsMy
druggist, ME-. Webber, and after ascertatnfng ny
symptoms, he rec S6nnse nded the use of HINTS n
edy ,sas he knew Sfsusny successful cutss eheotsd
by that medicine in similar cases hefe in Bath. /
purchased a bottle, and before had used the nrst
bottle found had received a great benefit, "a
suffered less pain, my water became more natural,
and began to improve 80 much that the second
bottle effected complete cure and my thanks are
due to Hurts Remedy for restored health, and
cheerfully recommend this most valuable and relia
bic medicine to my friends, as consider 1t duty
as well as pleasure to do so.n
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-30
THE yMsRELlA ON The BEACH.

of oil the joys that summer brings,
The one that doth excel Leah!
ii y TO fouhee upon The beach
BenestA big umbrella.
The sea quito near and nearer sill
sessn charming rustc belle, ahi
Ana watch the girls in bathing suits
Of red and blue and yellah i
Go through all sorts Of pretty tricks
To faBcinate fellah !; Il
To feel the spray bedew yonI check,
And briny fragrance smell, Ahl
And scoop from ont the glistsning sand
crab or mussel shell, ah Is q
To think you're In enAhantediand
Held by y fairy spell, ah "a n r. 4-s'l
And dreamily tale of love
In whispered tones to tell, ahl
And then perhaps kiss to get
That makes your bosom swell, ahi
With pride and 10Y. There's naught. yo., Iv~<
Such pleasnre eau excel, ahI
And Y you dogbt, 80 seek ssbeach,
FIND eone 6cwitching bene, 'Sili
And while away an hour or two
Beneath big umbrella. Ggai "a
->Haeper's Bazar.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-30

LIGHT weight: GLOW much do you
think I weigh?" asked young swell
who was visiting bluff old dairyman.
WE'LL" replied the milk handler, "I
couldn't exactly say; but from the ex-
perience I've Ind with calves / should
say that when you're weaned you might
weigh almost as much as a box of
cheese" The youth beloved for his
ma and was led home by the hired man.
The Dniru -.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1883-08-30
Ground for Divorce.
tFrom the N, Y. World.l


He came home with serious face.
She, who was all love and smiles, saw in
an instant that something was the mat
ter. He turned his face away when, she
ATTEMPTED to. plant the warm kiss of greet
ing on bislips. Hersoul sank within her.
1t was the first time that he had repulsed
her.
"George," she said eagerly, "tell me
what it is. Has your love grown co!d ?
Treat me frankly. 1t is better to know
the trnli, than to be kept in suspense. y
He k1 pt his head averted minute,
his lips trembled, then he said: ,
"Oh, heavens! Florence, how can
you wear that mask of deceit when
know all?
can what2"
"Spare me the sad recital" he con-
tinued. "There are some things that
are betterrleft unsaid."
T" will not spare you. 81 insist up
on knowing what it is you mean. Tell
me, and at once. Some villain has
abused your mind.'
"Alas! nol' he said. ''I was an
eyewitness Of it all. Do not add deceit
to your own crimes, 1 was there and
saw it.
"Saw what?" she cried. "What
have you seen2 Are you mad
Calm yourself, madame. I saw
you-you, the wife of my bosom-when
you did not think my eye was on you.
You were on Broadway, mingling with
the giddy throng. He was hurting on.
You beckoned to him. You made tele-
graphic signs until you attracted his at
.tention."
Merciful powers!'' she gasped.
You see know all !" he continued.
I" You did this on the public street. At
first he would have gone on and dis
regarded you, but you were import
innate. You caught his eye, you beck
oned. He smiled, and you went down
the thoroughfare together"
lis false, as false as"
Madame, it is too true; I tell you
1 saw it. Let us have no nonsense
about it, v
Then she sank upon, the sofa. Again
he turned his manly head to hide his
emotion. The diamond tears began to
come through her fingers. Helplessness,
indignation md shame were Struggling
together in her soul
Suddenly she looked up. "Perhaps,
sir, you will tell me who he is."
Certainly" replied the brute.
Z" He was the driver of Madison Ave-
nue omnibus" Then he wentsuddenly
out of the door as if fearful. that one o.
tile statuettes would fly after him.
And she dried her tears aud said some
body was fool.
She was right, only she got the person
wrong, ---.-