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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-10

In this connection, advices received by
the lSTELLIGEScER from Morgantown are
that President Wilson has resigned, his
resignation to take effect March list. The
faculty are irving to induce him to remain
till the end Of the year, but he has NOT vet
been induced to promise to do so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-10

II am happy to say that | never advised
any one to 90 in nor tried to dispose Of
my stock. would rather suffer total
loss than have the burden laid upon the
shoulders Of some poor preacher like poor
Graves or some poorer layman. These
men talk al buying in stock because people
said that they had purchased on their ad.
vice. l know they bought Angles because
he threatened to publish everything II they
did not do so."
as DR.. Spence in New York?'
mo. It has been said that he dare not
come here. ! cannot explain the circum.
stances, but some legal reasons are assigned
for the position he took in pushing the
stock. lwish you could get hold OF spence.
II you could persuade him to talk he would
give ZONE very valuable evidence
DR.. Newman expressed desire TO know
what was going 10 be done with the prop.
erty. When told that there was talk Of
Mr.. PIa,t forecloSing mortgage OF S35, 900
on the mine he expressed q conviction that
Mt. Plat would not be allowed 10 ioreclose
He stated that there were legal means by
which this could be prevented, and as he
believed that n foreclosure meant S35, 900
for Plat and nothing for the rest oil The
stockholders he did not propose to sit idly
by and allow II 10 take place. Dr.. Newman
was very emphatic in his assertions, and
spoke rather as II he were reseryiug ammu.
milton than using It all up at the first dis.
charge.
WHAT DIR, DE PuY SAYS.
A reporter called upon DR.. De Puy and
laid before him the accusations made by
DR.. Newman.
~ cannot believe" said Dr.. De Puy, nj
ter repeating at some length the story O.
his connection with the company, as elat'
ed in Yesterdays Herald, II cannot be.
lleve DR., Fowler guilty Of anything dishon.
orable, have no particular reason 10 In.
dorse him beyond the fact that he aud |
have worked together for years, and / have
always found reason 10 believe him
straightforward and honorable. He had
no interest In the stock at the time he
wrote the article,
"You know this to be true2" asked the re,
porter.
"Ile had no interest that l know Of. He
wrote the article, somewhat gushiugly, per
haps, because he was interested in the col
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-10

lege, and ever since We have striven TO do
something for the college. When we
formed the Globe City Company il was not
incumbent upon rs TO saddle ourselves
with 100000 shares OF stock In worthless
mine, and II was largely for the sake Of the
colleHe-tO save Its inlereSts-lhat we took
that stock and ,gavO stock In the new
company Tor IT,
"But do yon know that Mr.. Fowler paid
Tor his stOCk?'
~ know nothing about H."
"Dr. Newman charges very positively
that Majlr SiSs0n worked for himself and
DR.. Fowler"
~ know nothing about that, but be.
llevG SissOn WIS perfectly honest. When
went out there with Mr.. Plat we visited
the village Of Globe City iRc00, RS yon have
already stated, and found Major SSson In
excellent reputu among the citizens. He
was making money at the time for the
cOmpanieB-nGtting 81 900 per week. The
Isabella had been abandoned at this time
aud the company reOrganized. At one time
there was as much a. 5000 In the treasury
realized from the minta. Mr.. Plat and
had authority TO remove him, but you may
imagine that We had no desire 10 do 80
under these circumstances, We were will.
ling to let well enough alone"
"lIOW came thes, profils to disappearP"
swell, llrst there was the Apache war,
and Globe City, being inside Of the danger
line, was Obliged 10 stop work and assume
tho offensive. The next asou tho section
was visited by the most disastrous floods
ever known there. The returns were thus
cut oil, and the heavy expenses continuing
the profits were soon nil zone, and the losi
ground has never been rerained,n
,sr, an ,yn,,,is .roc,.
"a ~ ~" "'"''L
Dt' De luy was asked AS 10 tue alleged
trouble between d. Spence and SissOn,
re'etEeu 10 ny Dr' NeWNRh' concerning
a'SSoh q refusal 10 m'Il Tue eolnpanys ore
III tne eoinpahys MIL nut he could not
rteo'iect any such circumstance he was
asked TO tell where the SoOO came IRON to
pay Mr.. Newman's loan, but could not, he
said, remember. He said the Angle trouble
was caused by the OVerbearing DISPOSITION
Of the man, Mr, Angle, who was treasurer
At the time, and WAS sent ont with author.
ity 10 strAivhten ont matteE. He i'm.
npliaielv bp,,an dischary,ny right and left
rrinsiny IN nav wNvps Hn5 Hnaliv so in'
ransej ,Le r,y;vcs ihn, ihsv cn,So naar
kiiIinr linn Tho mon reIn!.d IN bs Ill,
charged and Angle returned home. The
manSoars decided In revnLr 4 ngIe's action
IJnJaT these rirrI,ms,nnrrs il Sas jea,neJ
i,ir N Inv Anvir,a stork Ue onIv LaJ !
lille Which H., ,Lal hmn"h, NJ Iox G""re
- |, 81 80, :, -, "hS't'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-10

VALUABLE addition TO literature: A for.
eign barber has written his autobiography.
It Is called 'The Crowned Heads l Have
Combed."-NetV 0ritapI PiedYne.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-10

Herr Won Eisendecher was born at Frank.
iort.on.the-Main, on June %, 1871, his
father being the Minister PIenipotentiary
Of the Grand Duke Of Oldenburg TO the
Federal Diet. He was graduated ut the
Naval school in Berlin, and entered the
PrussiNn Navy in 1857, and took part In
the first Prussian expedition 10 Japan.
During the Franco Prussiah war he
was Executive Office on the Prus.
sian frigate Arcond, which was
stationed at this port for several months in
1871. Since 1878 he has been in the Diplo.
matte Service, and on December II, 1873,
was promoted to Captain on the reserve
list, the rank which he now holds. He
was then detailed as Minister Resident Of
Germany to Japan, and in the following
wear was made Minister Extraordinary and
Plenipotentiary. He has received the dec.
orations Of Red Eagle and the Japanese
order Of the Rising Run. Herr Won Eisen.
decher is accompanied by his bride, whom
he married on his recent return to Ger.
many. She was Miss Won Eickstaedt Peter.
wRlde, descendant Of one Of the Oldest
families Of PomeFania.
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Ghe Gntelliasnar:
onlrrl Ne.. q. ana ~ Yourtetnlh sire,l.

wELAnuRo's gaS well had only taken n
recess. 1t is spOuting again like a House
Of Delegates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-10

"wells' Health Renewer'' restores health
end, and yigSr S,,sH cures Dyspepsia, Impotence,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-10

GcrmanS's New Minister Pienipoien.
tinry Lands In New York.
NRw ioRK, February 9.-Among the
passengers who sailed on the North Ger.
many Lloyd ship Elbe, which arrived at
Quarantine to night, was George Won Els.
enGecher, the new German Minister to the
United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-10

s.s 8, cures Pimple,, BOis, n aav ai,.a,.
arising from impure blood '''''
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25
Concerning Ticks.

They usually have eight legs, Terminated
Ivy claws adapted for holding on, and thei
mouth parts are constructed for the copiou
surKng Of blood. In their early life, th'
ticks live upon plants, but when occasion
offers, they attach themselves to vertebrate
animals of all kinds, man included. Th'
leIuules are covered by a skin capsule o
great extension, and when one OF them cal
attach itself to an animal, 1t at once begin
to suck blood, and grows to many times it
original size. Cattle, horses, sheep, dog
and ether qusGrupeds are attacked by them
as are bats and several birds. Hunters ant
others, who are much in the woods, ar
sometimes annoyed by them. Ticks ar
abun liant in some parts Of the far West ant
South west, and attack not only cattle an
their drivers, hut deer and other wild AM
mails. Ticks cause great annoyance TO cattle
but thev soon get so large, that they ar
readily seen aud may easily be removed
When they attack the traveller, the itchi".
they cause is so intense that the cause l
soon sought and removed. If neglected
they have sometimes caused serious tumors
which had to he opened and the snnoyin,
creature extrscted.-F September Aqri
cuitUrist.
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Attention, Peach Growers.

To those who fad themselves, Tor tn
first time, with a crop Of peaches Oh
their hands, the most important question
- how to disnose of itP If commission
deal r in a city market has not been selected
this should be attended tO at once. II
not difficult to ascertain the reputation
such men, and having selected one, stick t.
him. All sorts of shYsters will come along
as the fruit is near ripening, offering bette
terms than any one else; usually these have
no regular lace Of business, but sell on th'
lock, o. al the depot, il they get consign
ment In many localities drying or eyaP
Grating. and canning factories have heeh
established; ii will be well to ascertain j.
the fruit NAV not be contracted for at ihes'
on favorable terms, and thus avoid much oi
the labor and uncertainty Of marketing i
the crop is to he marketed, Of course th'
kind Of packages has been decided upon ana
procured. IF these are to be returned whe''
emptied, see tina. they arc properly marked
The novice in peach growing has much
trouble with his pickers. He can not afi"rn
to pick himself, but must watch the others
The great trouble 10 from over ripe iruit.
single sot peach will spoil crate or basket
should il become "leaky." Where expen
,ncsd pickers are to be had, they assort NJ
they pick, but even in the large orchards 4
s now brcoming the custom tn assori "i'rr
wards. All The fruit properly ripe is picked
| and then taken to the "snrters," or ""ullers'
who make three or four qualities, as may II
decided upon. This work is dome IN sbr'
made tor the purpose, or temporary tables o
boards upon horses, upon which to sPres'
the fruits. are placed in the orchard. tn
very dGesi peaches 20 as "extra," and tn
packages of these are "twigged,' l. e.
small branch Of peach leaves is placed
the top. A second and third quality ar
made by some, while others send but two
All the over-ripe, badly y-shaped, speck' d, o
otherwise faulty peaches, are plac"d IN
uir.i or fourth basket, as may be- to b
used at home, or fed IN the pigs. Whethe
two or three grades are cent to the market
let them bs distinctly marked. Let th
quality be the same all through the pack
age, if the grower wishes to have his eran'
acquire a good reputation. II is allowat
To place the top layer with their eol"'6'
silss uppermost, but not to deacon" o
stop or with large peaches, while al e
low are interior Retailers, VINO buy th'
most Of the peaches sent 10 market. sooI
learn which brands turn out the best, sn'
select accordingly in PurehAsing.-Ag'deH|
turiSt.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25

While visiting the White Mountsius
list week Mr.PT.Barnum went t. tbs top
Of Mt. Washington. II was a ane dsv and
tte scene was unusually impressive. and
the isMous Snowman gased about, long, in
silent admiration. Then he drew a tc,e
graph blank from his pocket and peneiled
this message to friend; "I am at tho ton
Of Mt. Washington. It is the second greatest
show on earth"
For every 100 girls born there are l64
boys. These are the exsot figures az
proved by statistics,yet experience dont
seem u bear them out. The youth never
lived who did nd dnd about twenty I've
other youths after the one girl that he
wanted " marry.
"A man asked for admission n s,ow
for baIEprice,ss he had but one eve. But
the manager told him IL would take him
twice as long to see the show asst wouA
anybody else. and charged him double.
AN eastern scientist has descovered
that intoxicating liquor can he made out
OF sawduet. Aner awhile science will have
this thing down so 6ue that man can get
his regular morning cocktail by simply
turning over in bed and chewing the leg
OF chair.
"A Leadville woman recently stole four
gold watches from as many persona during
dinner hour at a restaurant. Il is impos-
sible to steal watch ofa Yankee. He al
waTs keeps it before his eyes when eating
10 see il he can beat his previnas record.
The zodiacal sign for the opening Of win
ter is goat The gnat is hard butter and
hard butter is almost always sign that the
weather is cold.
"A Fargo boy swallowed a bullet ycster.
day and his mother took him to Doctor.
The doctor gave the boy a powder,put on
his cap,snd told bis mother to take him
homo and be care fIi not to point him TO-
ward anybody
AN observing pedestrian has made the
startling ,iiscoVery thst the reason why wo
men cannot succeed as well as man in
walks If life, is because when she is on the
walks one hand is usually enployed in
holding up her dress.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25
--Basts ali-the tramp.
ADVICE TO MoTHRRs.

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry.
ing with pain of cutting teethf II 30, send
at onoe and get bottle OF Mas WiEsLow's
soorHIEe sYRuP FOR CHiJDRES TEETHINo.
TIA value is incalculable. II will relieve the
Door little sufferers Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about
il. II cures dysentery and disrrhcea ,reeu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
cnlic.snfens the gums reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy To the whole svs-
ten. Nina. WIxsLow's sooTHiEe SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TESrHiEa is pleasant to the
taste. and is the pr scription Of one OF the
oldest and best female physicians and
nurses ir the United States, and is for sale
w all druggists throughout the world,
Price IS cents bottle.
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non in the slllly night

"OU IN the etllIf hlHh'
Ere slumber's chain has bound me-"
hear the blnated mus ke-to
In the "DeYil Dream" around mel
1t dashes of with cheerful hum
"Ths girl | left behind mel
And tell again the nit told tale
OF how its "Bill will find me-"
The clock strikes without stopping
work.
Wild steers are dangerous on the wateT
aud in the streets.
ALI soldiers are not musical, but most
OF them like to finger the loot.
1t does not fullow that the man who
has no front teeth is back bitter.
During this warm weather do not pat
s'rsngs dogs on the headi hire soinebody
else To do ii.
The latest thing in hose-The feet.
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FARMERS COLUMN.
Early arennn for Mkt snrinr.

Early ureeuh tor No1t spring.
The city markets in the carly part o.
spring, and often in a mild spell in winter,
abound in "greeas," and there is no reason
why these should not be equally abundant
on every farm. Where the meat served is
to great extent sslted, green vegetables
are not only acceptable but necessary 70
health. Cabbage is for many 80 indigesible,
that it can not be eaten and where this d IT,
6culty does not exist, variety 10 always
welcome. Spinach, the most delI ate aud
paiatabIe Of all the vegetables u-ed os
greens, can be raised on any good farm land
and with very little trouble. The soil being
well prepared by the use Of plow and har.
row .ma,k IL of in fifteen inch drills, aud
COW the seed rather thickly, covering il
with about half an inch Of soil. Use a roll
Ter, orp4t the soil down firmly with the
hoe or back OF the spade. Some carefully 60
over the rows and tread down the soil over
them. The fall rains soon bring up the
plants;thcy wiz grow rapidly and be La &c
enough TO gather IN september or OctoOer.
For use at this time, the plants, where they
aTe tbiclxest, are to be cut out at intervals,
using stout kni e. leaving the remainder
r,om to grow. Where the winters are se.
we're, scatter straw ,leaYes or other litter
between the rows, and slightly cover the
plsn;s. As soon as the ground thaws, cut
tings may be made, aud If this is done 81 as
TO thin the plants second time, the rest
will grow all the larger, and be ready to
use later. ."spreuts," it is called IN the
markets ia a variety Of kaie, cabbage that
does not head. This is cultivated in the
same manner as spinach. liza farmer 6nds
that he has morespinach than can be con
sumed at home, few barrels OF il will
meet with a ready sale at the nearest mai. Z.
kpI
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-Ttelawye,'s usua! gar'nrnt-Long suit
No Grhasa for Him.

"When Greece her knees Greece he
knees Greece her knees," stammered AT
embarrassed scho"l boy, forgetting the mex
line Of his recitation. There is no occasion
to grease anybody's knees," shouted tn
teacher. 60 and study your piece.
Neither is there occasion to grease you
hair. Parker'S Hair 3ilsan is all the dress
ing you want. Restores the original CLOS
and color to gray or faded hair. Does no
soil the linen; not dyei good for the seal
prevents falling out
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Il taiior's goose the dude.
On Thirty DaHa Trial.

THx voLrAto BELr Co., Marshall. Mich,
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro Vol
tiao Belts and Electric Appliances on trial
tor thirty days to men (young or old) who
are afflicted with nervous debility, lost vi
'ality and kindred .roubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly yigor. N. B.-.No risk is incur
red, as thirty days trial is allowed. Sly
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"A Summer rcsort-ca,ching aies.

"s"' Many silly people despse he preci
"us, not understanding IT," But M on,
despses Kidney Wort after having given i
a trial. Those that have used it agree thai
il Is 10y far the best medicine known. IT.
action Is prompt. thorough and lasting
Don't take pills and other mercurlals the
puisnn the system, but by using Kidney
organs.
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EIanELLANRnua.

Am izzie over dog's mouth acts as a
snsps lder to his pants.
Man warts bat little here below aud
he oin get that quickest by advertising.
Cabbage heads are solid. which is con
siderable more than some men eau say for
th ,mselves.
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The Hon. Odrn Bowlr, Ex Governor oi
Maryland. President of the Baltimore City
Passenger Railway Co., also president OF
the Maryland Jockey Club says "Both in
my lamily, and in my private stables, at
well as in City Passenger Railway Co.
have for several years used 81. Jacobs oil
most satisfactorily" Such a statement
ought to convince every reader of this paper
Why are babies like new hannel2 Be
cause they shrink from washing,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25

The best medical authorities acknowledge
the great value of Ayers Cathartic Pills
frequently prescribe thor use with the ut.
most confidence, well knowing that they
are the most effrctual remedy eyer devised
for diseases caused by arrangements of the
stomach, liver and bowels
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The gunner's style of hair-Bsngs.

Work Given Out. On receipt Of youl
address we will make an offer BY which
ynu can earn So to 81 evenings, at your
nome. Men, Women, Boys or Girls eau DE-
it. II. C. WILKINSON & CO., 1875 and
1917 Futon Street, New York.
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When man loses his temper he al
ways gets another thct is much worse.
The name Silence appears in the new
Boston directory. It must belong to Que oI
the masculine gender.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25

An invaluable streugthener for the
nerves, muscles and digestive organs, pro
incing strength and appetite, is Brown I
Iron Bitters.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25

Every farner should at least have ons
,oanty paper, aud that paper should he the
ADVOCATE, which contains all the latest 10.
cal news. Only SI.O0 a year.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-08-25

Thousands testify to the merits of DR.
Graves Heart Regulator as a cure for Hear
Disease in all forms. 1t is known from
Maine t. California. Give it a trial foI
those distressed feelings.
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The New York papers

Sullivanfs name stands 70
Longlellow, when they krov
l.. is for Lore, for "l.ovc levt |
all"
Mother, "why are ange'
always Little boys and nevc
little girls9 The mother afte
long reflection: ITO avoit
scandals in paradise my child
"A lady poet asks: "Hov
can l tell him 1 love him M
morel" Probably the best way
is to get him into an ice cream
saboon. Eat five dishes, anc
then break the news gently
lfhe doesn't accept the situe.
ton, you had better try and
love him again. You could
never do better.
HE took her fancy when
he came; he took a kiss; 6
took ne notice of the shame
that glowed her happy cheek
at this. He took to coming
afternoons; he took an oath
bed ue'er deceive; he took her
fathers silver spoons, then
after that. he took his leave.
-"Look heah. Thomas JET:
ferSon, dis heah a nice time fo'
you to be gettin' home 7"
growled Aunt Polly, as her
boy came in long after mid
night. "Oh, g'long!" retorted
Thomas. "Yod dunno muffin.
Habn't yo' neber hearn dat de
darky's hour is jes' befo'
dayl"
-''It's just too mean. "re-
marked a Philadelphia gossip.
"When that couple next door
movedin, I could see by their
faces that they quarrelled, and
do you know l have hardly
got any sleep for two weeks,
waiting to hear them COM
mence, and now I just found
out that they are deaf and
dumb"
"A Sullivan of the sky:
The reason why the lightning
does not strike twice in the
same place is because nothing
o. the place is left to strike
after the first round
Industrial item: "Yes, !"
said the daughter of a ward
politician, ''Pa is manufac-
turer. 4" "a manufacturer! "
exclaimed a gentleman who
knew ''pa." ayes" replied the
young lady. "He's a manufac-
turer Of public sentiment, !
believe" +" "Ohw
"A trifing addition" :"Yes"
said Fogg, who became tired
listening to the talkative man
-there was old uncle Jerry,
moreh ninety years old and
he never wore a pair o'spett
tacles in his life" " "Sho!" ex-
claimed the talkative man.
"Fact," persisted Fogg, sand
what's more, he could see Just
as well the day he died as ever
he could" "Ain't you stretch.
ing that a little, misterl"
asked the talkativeman. Not
a bit, said Fogg, ''but perhaps
/ ought to mention that Uncle
Jerry was blind from his
birth"
Caesar mistake: BOSS,
will you tell me how to make
root beers" asked a negro OF
aclerk in a drug store, a day
or two ago. "Yes, | will: Take
a hickory stick, three gallons
of water, an old hat, a quart
Of molasses, a paper of tacks
and a pound of cayenne
pepper, and boil and skin and
set in a cool place" Say dat
ag'n, boss, so | can disremam-
ber." the clerk repeated his
directions and the customer
brought his fist down Oh the
counter with the exclamation;
l sees where l spoiled my
Aull batch! | left out de tack !
Yellowstone park humor;
"Philip," said the President,
as the wagon came to q hall
in thewild Yellowstoner region
"Pbihp, I've got a good one ,
"Wel, Chester" returned
Phillip, "I'm all attention.
"Phillip,you know | touched
off the Southern FxnOsit;On1'
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Rev. W. B. Smith, Grafton, Msss-, says;
Il have derived benefit from using Browns
Irop BtteIs for lev stats VI b.Vse.'
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-Ifyou cannot be leader. prove your
self at least reliable wheel horse.