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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-16
BREAKFAST Blu 1oET.

Amite county, Mississippi, is injected by
army-worms. @ 81.
There are 900 mortgages on record in
Linn county, Oregon.
Cirasshoppers have made their appear.
ance in Fresno county, Cal.
Earth.worms have been dug up from q
depth Of six feet in Huntingdon, Pa. I'D
The Salvation army are not allowed to
parade on the streets Of Syracuse, N. Y.
The Charleston Ners says that during
the last twenty years the South has OBJ
tanned 25,0O0,000 for educational purposes
from the Northern people.
A remarkable dog is owned by North
Chatham, n. Y, farmer. 1t climbs trees
for game. Thursday II climbed large elm
aud captured raccoon after a desperate
fight. a.t..7 r.
It lis reported that the Hudson river grape
crop will be at least one-Lhird larger than
Inst Years, which was an abundant one.
The farmers find it profitable crop to cul-
tiYate. e ~"
An exchange says that the installment
plan at selling goods Is being abandoned in
New York. The furniture and carpet deal
ers VINO have given it the most extensive
trial have found 1t unsatisfactory.
The old Kuklux Khan originated in Pu-
lasKi, Tenn, within stones throw Of
where we sit and write, and was extinct
long ago, after working out the most stu
psndous political and social revolution the
world ever saw.--Ptiaski ( Tenn J Citisen.
A new disease called "hooi-ail," has
broken ont among the cattle in South Rut-
land, Jefferson county, n. Y. Ten cows
belonging to John Van Slyke are affected
with L. The hooi seems to rot of, and 1t
is thought 1t will necessitate killing the
cattle.
Eliza Baggs Is native Of Scriyen coun.
ty, Georgia. She went to Florida at .
years Of age, married at 10, and her first
child was born when she was only Ii. She lis
now 81 and has had eighteen children Twins
twice., fifteen OF whom are now living. She
IL hale and hearty, and has the reputation
Of being one OF tho hardest working women
In Florida.
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passage Of objects on the road. Intact no
mode Of exercise Is 90 delightful as horse.
riding, and Fannie Kemble "had reason"
in always Speaking Of woman on horse.
back a. n happy woman" Il iSnot easy,
however, for he majority Of middle class
people to employ this method Of improving
their health and spirits. "The principal
objection, !" as Oliver Wendell Holmes says,
ais OF financial character" Riding is.good
for those that are born with a silver
mounted bride In their hand, and can ride
as much and as oitenas they like, without
thinking all the time they hear the steady
grinding sound, as the horse's jaws tritnr-
ate with calm, lateral movements, Of the
bank bills and promises to pay, upon which
1t is notorious that the protiigate animal
feeds dRy and night"
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FARM NOTES.

Those intending to fatten swine for an
early market should commence now.
Dry or evaporate surplus fruit. Windfall
apples answer well to make vinegar Of or
to feed to the pigs.
Remember, when you see any weak spot
in tool or fence, that invariably, "a stitch
in time saves nine"
Now the weeds in the corners be-
fore they 20 to seed. Bad neighbors
should always be got rid Of or converted.
Pour strong ash I've on onions infested
with maggots. The Connecticut growers
find this sure remedy, rays the New
England Farmer.
Look well to the. stock and see il they
are free from lice, which during warm
weather are especially troublesome. To.
bacco water Is cheap and excellent
remedy.
Fall blowing for spring sowing acts as a
fallow to q degree, and the earlier it Is
done the better the results. 1t improves
heavy clay land more than light candy
one.
The next meeting OF the American Pome.
logical Society WILDE held in Philadelphia
September u. The venera BILE President,
Marshall P. Wilder, expects to attend.
In selecting your wheat seed, be partic.
ular to get the best you pogsibly can. As
you would breed from the best stock you
have, grow also from the best seed you can
obtain. rt.s.
Tomatoes, not many generations ago,
were considered poisonous. Last fall there
were so 1925, 052 cans OF tomatoes put up by
the canning establishments Of the United
States.
Dealers in wool state that the number OF
sheep that are washed before shearing
diminishes every year. The practice Isl
garded as cruel by NEST shepherds, and as
unsatisfactory to both sellers and buyers
OF wool.
Make arrangements to attend some Of
the coming fans. Do not neglect the local
fair; compete, II possible, for some Of tn 9
prizes, and II you should win only twenty
live cent award, accept It with grace aud
DO proud Of 1t.
Don't pick the early apples until ripe,
and then be careful in handling them, as
they show bruis. very readily, and these
will ipjure their market value. All un-
ripe fruit that falls to the ground will be
relished by the porke,s,
Let the number Of bucks to the ewes be
as large as practicable. Say one buck 10
twenty-five ewes. Two should not be
turned into the same squad, as they will
lose much time in fighting and at times dis
able one or both.
Frequently well water proves to be as
unwhoIcsome as that from ponds and slug.
gish creeks. To be reasonably pure, the
we'll must be fed bya spring or subterra.
mean stream, and should be banked up well
with clay around the curb 80 that no sur
face water eau enter.
AS early as the time OF Alexander II. Of
Scotland a man who let weeds 10 to seed
on farm was declared to be the kings
enemy. In Denmark farmers are compelled
to destroy all weeds on their premises. In
France a man may prosecute his neighbor
for damages who permits weeds to 60 to
seed which may endanger neighboring
lands.
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PnEnnA

This medicine was introduced 10 the .Medi.
cal profession and to the public at large by
). B. Hartman, N. D.. in 1871, after he had
prescribed Il to over 10000 patients in almost
riyeiy disease TO which flesh Is heir.
II Is wholly composed OF numerous yegeta'
BILE ingredients, each one OF which Is &C.
knoWledged by the medical profession to be
the mo, potent OF all The herbal remedies
known to medical science.
But Its great virtue Is mainly attributable
TO the new and peculiar proportions In which
the harmonious ingredients are combined,
aud to the extreme care exercised IN It's man.
ufaoture, using only the pure, active prinei'
piles, and excluding all that is crude or irrite-
ting No one shonld DO without PERSIA.
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Kingdom Tor u Horse.

Horss-ridlng is much better exercise
than walking. The muscles Of the arms
and chest are exercised in guiding the
horsc. those Of the back are called into
pIay In keeping the'balance, and those Of
The lower limbs in springing from the sad
die. The mind, too, Is diverted from
thought both by the necessity for ordering
the animals movements and by the rapid
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MarNLlNa, ". VI. AUGUST 10. lssl

Psssgns karirg totcn for he seos9n, and
summer narels7s, can hare Tue DAILY IN.
rElllaEScgn mGiIedtO them, Postpaid, for 70
csns per- month, Mcaddrs@ being claTged as
otl1, as dssired
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DUBLlC SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

By virtue Of the authority vested IN him bv A.
cree Of the Municipal Court Of wheeling made On
the 9Th day Of July. 1855, In q suit In chsncsry
therein pending, wherein Charles r, odEnbanSh
and vile are plsinilGS and Julia Ann 0dSHhSSsh
Aad others are defendants, the undersigned SptoIsl
Commissioner, will. on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, lSSS,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell At pub,Ic
auction, at the front door oil the Court HOISe az
Ohio County, the following described real eStsta
that IA 70 ay; Lot numbered forty.tour (tll din.
ale on the north Side Of Virginia street between
South Penn and trout Streets on Wheeling lsiand
In the City Of Wheeling, West virginia, Win al
and sieulAr the improvements thereon
TkRNs OF SALI-une- bird Of the purchase money
and as muc1 m're ~ the purchaser may elect 70
pay, cash, on the day OF sale and the Remainder IN
Two equal inStallments ut nine and eighteen
months from day Of nile, respectively with inter.
est from that day, the purchaser giving his NOTES
for the deferred ipGtallments and the lille 10 M
retained until the purchase money thall have been
paid 10 ipll. r. Q. nARR,
Special Commissioner.
J. G. HERvEY, AuctIoueef.
l hereby eerti that bond has been given In the
above cause BY the Special Commissioner, a. re-.
August ii, issS. JAMES R, CowpEy.
Clerk pro temporc OF the Municipal Court Of
Whetllug. Ir. aus
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DIED.

pysoN-on Tuesday. August Il, 1855, at 2:?7 ?.
n, MoLLlE A., wife Of Theodore Dyson, aged "a
yean aud months.
Funeral from her late residence on Walnut street,
Martins Ferry. Ohio, this tThursday) afternoon a!
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are invited to At
tend. Interment at Walnut Grove Cemetery.
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ANSWER rHIs-It there person living who
ever saw case Of ague, bilionsnees, ner-
yousness, or neuralgia, or any disease Of tue
stomach, liver, or Kidneys that Hop bitters
will not cure. Trhs&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-16
"A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the eron and In.
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness early Dc.
cay, los OF manhood, DC, Twin send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered BY q missionary In seuth
America. Send scli.addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. IsnAa. Station D. New YORK City
aatI
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FOR SALE OR RENT-NICE CoUN-
II TRY HOMR-country seat In suburbs Of
Bridgeport, containing 5 acres, convenient house.
stibs carriage house. large garden splendid orch
ard and dinoIpg platform. Nice place for tsmp
walden Within ten miles OF city. viii be rented
for term OF Yeas Apply to MrJ. Lucinda v. haI-
rSh nm tbe pteHIEes aui6
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Trains arrive and depart IS tollows-city time !. ;;

Trains arrive and depart as iollows-city time.
1:65 q m, $40 a m, $50 p m, $40 p m, 7o6 m.
q. o. pIv.-e:2o m. 2:l5 p m. ILLS p m. $40 am.
VI, r. q B. Div.-e:to N. 1850 p m. 1910 p m Ar
RtvE-Main Line-l2;l6 m. 1o:20 N. $50 m,
ass q N. W. r q B. Div-&25 m, n:2o m. 6:3
pm.
p. q. d ST, L.-prpAHT-6:27 q m, ao2 m,
l:22 m, l:l7 p "A. AnRryE-s:H m, 11:l2 m,
s.67p m, .7:1 pm.
Cleveland, Lorain d wheeIing.--DEPARr
Bridgeport and St ClalSyi 10 Accommodation. 80
A m and 5lb in; Cleveland, 1900 noon: M4sion,
4:i0 m. ARRIVE S;S5 q m. 1910 m. &is m,
4:i6 pm.
Cleveland q Piftsburgh-DEPiRr-6 q
m, 1850 N, 1905 p m; steubenville Accommoda;
tIoa sos a m, &elIssille Accom- uiodation sos
. m. ARHIyE-l20S q N, 4:4S p N, S:l2 p m; Steu.
benyllle accommodation S:SS m, Wellsyille Ac
@ 1mmOdAtion S4s An.
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DEDEMPTON OF BONDS OF THE
IN "BELMoN NAIL COMPANY"
The holdeu Of the bonds Of said Company are
hereby notified thAt bonds numbered
81, 100, Is4, 72, 100, ~, 1, lIe,
have been drawn by lot as provided by the trust
died securing the same, and will be paid on pre-
h ntation at THE Peoples Bank Of wheeling" on
September 1858, at watch time they viii cease TO
bear interest. ,,r
aul6 a. ). VI WINE. lfubNe.-
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ToR CINCINNATI & LOUIS, R n
10 VIlLE-In place Of The Steamer,
'st Lawrence" during low water the
hne Passenger Steamer
G, ". ANDERSON ........."JAcK HARRISON. Master'
ALEx, ". voEGrLY, Clerk.
Will leave for The above and Intermediate points
on SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, at . O'Clock r. H.,
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
ani6 G. Il. BOOTH 4 Son. Agents
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mo WHOM lT MAY CONCERN.

Saloon keepers aud all dealer. in liquors are
hereby notified not to tel or give liquor to my
husband. Joseph vosler, on pain of prosecution.
.u1s TREsEA voeLRR.
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NEW ApyERTlsEMEnrs.

MANIFESTATIONS BY AN EX.
wv PERlEScED Booikeepet. AddrOu J. Z.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS BOOK
w KEEPEfs or sales nan. Has had expert.
ence. Bert oil reference given. Address A d.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24
GEO. I'll. BLAKE, Publisher.

called on Rev. E. G. Page to offer
prayer. Mr.. Page remarked upon
his great pleasure in meeting his ven
erable aunt and offered a feeling
prayer that her declining years might
be peaceful and happy as the occa-
sion that marked the beginning of
her second century of life. After
dinner the most remarkable event
was the singing by Mrs. Young of an
old song, which she sung with all the
vIgor of younger person. Mrs. G..
A. Curran then read letters from P.
II. Glover and wife, of Quincy,
Mass, and from numerous relatives
and friends, sending presents and
congratulations. Among them was
a poem by Mrs. Ward, of Vermont.
and the following verse by Mrs. P.
81. Glover:
On this, your hundreth birthday.
Your years are well nigh told;
But who shall dare to say
You are not Poung, though old.
Mrs. Young has So grand children,
ITO great-grand children and Z great
great-grand children.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24

then 1 expected to be severely repri-
manded at home; but / soon found
they knew nothing of the matter, and
afteu several days had passed / be-
gan to rest quite easy. Alas for hui
man hopes! One rainy afternoon I
saw the squire riding down the lane.
1 ran off to the barn, ashamed to
face him, and afraid to meet my IA
ther. They sat on the porch for a
long time. At last my curiosity over
come my fear, and l stole back to
the house and went into mothers S
room to see if I could hear what they
were talking about.
"Why the boy could be spared well
enough, but he don't know anything
about the business" said my father.
''There is one thing he does know" :"
said the squire, she knows how to
tell the truth"
He then related the circumstance
which I so much dreaded to have my
father hear. After he had gone my
father called me to him, and told me
that the squire was going to start a
grocery in the village and wanted a
boys help, and that l could go if l
wanted to. I went, and remained in
the country store until it blossomed
into city store, and people said /
got my start in life when / entered
Albright's store, but I will always
maintain that got it when [ was
waiting for the grist.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24
TYPE-WORK OF A NEWSPA-
PER

The Poughkeepsle Eagle, in an ar
tlcle on ''How Mistakes Happen in
Newspapers" figures up the number
of types used in a paper the size of
the Eagle at 600,00O;i 4. e. the actual
number of bits of metal arranged or
re-arranged every day in preparing
a newspaper of that size for the
press. We suppose few persons
think of the printing trade as one of
the most exact and particular of all
the handicrafts but it is. In making
type, variations that might be allowed
In the finest machinery would render
the type useless. 1t is very rarely
that type furnished by two separate
boundaries can be used together with
out great deal of trouble, though
they try to make them after the same
standard. We read once in while
OF cabinet work or mosaic work con-
tanning ten, twenty, or fifty thousand
pieces, the maker of which has spent
months, or even years, in producing
1t, and the people go to see it as a
great curiosity; but the most elabo-
rate and carefully fitted piece of work
OF this kind ever made does not COM
pare with that which the printer does
every day, for minuteness of detail
and accuracy of fitting. The man who
does the first is looked upon as an
artist-a marvel of skill; and if a
hundred of his pieces are put in wrong
side up or turned the wrong way, it
is not observed in the general effect.
But if the printer, in fitting ten times
as many pieces in a single day, puts
one where another should be, or turns
one the wrong way, everybody sees
it, and is amazed at the "stupid
carelessness of those printers
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24


have noticed that men are honest
when well watched.
l have noticed that purses will hold
pennies as well as pounds.
have noticed that in order to be
a reasonable creature, it is necessary
at times to be downright mad.
[ have noticed that some men are
so honest that necessity compels
them to be dishonest in the end.
| have noticed that silks, broad
cloths and jewels are often bought
with other peoples money.
have noticed that whatever is, is
right, with only a few exceptions
the left eye, the left leg, and the left
side of plumb pudding.
[ have noticed that the prayer of a
selfish man is ''Forgive US our
debts while he makes every one
that owes him pay TO the utmost far
thing.
have noticed that he who thinks
every man rogue is very certain to
see one when he shaves himself, and
he ought, in mercy to his neighbor,
to surrender to justice.
have noticed that money is the
FOOLS wisdom, .Ethe knave's reputa-
ton, the poor mans desire, the COW
etous mans ambition, and the idol of
all.
have noticed that all men speak
well of all mems virtues when they
are dead, and that the tombstones
are marked with epitaphs of the good
and virtuous. Is there a particular
cemetery where the bad are buried.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24
UNTIL THE END.
To do Gods will-that's all

To do Gods will-that's all
That need concern US; not to carp or ask
The meaning of it; but to ply our task
Whatever may befall;
Accepting good or i'll as he shall send,
And wait until the end.
What if spire of grass
Should dare assert itself against his power,
And question wherefore he withheld the shower
Or let the tempest pass
To shred its stem and pour its juices out,
Or shrivel it with drought?
Each atom God hath made
Yields to his primal law obedience true,
Whether it be star, drop of dew,
Forest or ferny blade.
Should one resist. the world would feel the spell;
"Behold! miracle I" M
If nature thus can bow, II
With acquiescence absolute. profound.
Before the mysteries that grid her round.
Nor ever dsallow
The pressure Of the hand above her. why
Should not this conscious r?
Wherefore is man so 10TH
Without presumptuous quest into the cause
or this or that in Gods inviolate laws,
To trust. as nature doth,
Content, although he may not comprehend,
To wait until the end!
Margaret j. Preston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24

ST have been married now," boast
ed prosy old fellow, 'more than
thirty years, and have never given
my wife cross word" ssThat's be-
cause you never dared, uncle," said a
little nephew who lived with them.
eff you had auntie would have made
you jump"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24

A cure by the laying on of hands
is reported in this city, says the Ha-
verhlll Gazette. A lads mother cur
ed him of going to the cake basket
and capturing all the frosting. 1t
was all effected at one sitting.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24

A vigorous old fellow in Maine
who had lately buried his fourth wife
was accosted by an acquaintance,
who, unaware of his bereavement,
asked, "How is your wife, Cap'n
Plowjogger?" To which the cap'n re-
Piled with perfectly grave face,
"Waal, to tell ye the trewth, 1 am
kinder out of wives just naow."
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24

WORLD GooD.-One of the most popular med
icines now before the American public, is Hop Bit
ters. You 1t everywhere. People take it with
good effect. 1t builds them up. It is not as pleasant
to the taste other Bitlers. it is net whis
key drink. 1t is like the od-fashioned bone sci
tea that has done world of good. If you don't fee
just right try Hop Bitters-Numda Neacs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24

scuttled all the canoes on the island
but one, and in this escaped down
the Merrimac, and finally reached
Haverhill. This was such an exploit
as made the actors Immediately fa-
nous in that bloody time. The
Massachusetts General Court gave
to Mrs. Dustin twenty-five pounds,
and granted half that amount to each
of her companions. The story of
their daring deed was carried south
ward, and Governor Nicholson, of
Maryland, sent valuable present to
the escaped prisoners.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24

If bilious, or suffering from impurity of blood or
weak lungs and fear consumption scrofulous disease
of the ungs) take Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Dis
covery" and 1t will cure you. By druggists.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24

DR.. NJ NJ. Groom, Dardanelle. Ark, says: Browns
Iron Btters is the best medicine in the world and is
efFecting miraculous cures"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24

FIRST RATE EyIDENcE.-"Often unable to attend
business, beng subject to serious disorder of the
kidneys. After long siege of sickness tried Bur-
dock Blood Biters and relieved by half bottle
Mr. B, Turner. of Rochester, n. " takes the pans
to write.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24
Hair Work!

Switches, Curs, Puffs and Frizzes made to order in
neat and workmanlike manner. Also Gents Guard
Chains and variety of Hair Flowers single or formed
in wreath. Give ME a call. All orders by mail
promptly attended to-
MRS. ]. N. SMITH, Park St., Barton, VT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24

DR.. J. G.. Mcclure, Anamosa. Ia says: II know
Browns Iron Bitters is good tonic and gives gen.
eral satisfaction"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-09-24
MILLIONAIRE AND BAREFOOT
BOY.

'Tis evening, and the round red sun sinks slowly in
the West
The flowers fold their petals up the birds fly to the
nest
The crickets chirup the grass, the bats fit to and
fro,
And tnkle.tankle up the lane the lowing cattle 60;
And the rich from his carriage looks out on them
they come
On them and on the Barefoot Boy that drives the cat
tie home.
81 wish," the boy says to himself-"I wish that 1
were he.
Not for all the gold his Golfers hold would be that
duffer there,
With liver pad and gouty toe. and scarce single
hair;
To have wife with Roman nose and fear lest a
panic come
Far better be the Barefoot Boy that drives the cattle
home"
And the rich man murmurs to himself: Would 1
give all my pelf
To change my lot with yonder boy2 Not if know
myself.
Over the grass that's full of ants and chill with dew
With stone bruise upon either heel and splinter
in my toe!
Oh, I'd rather sail my yacht year the oceans
foam
Than be day the Barefoot Boy that drives the cat
tie home" G. L.
Harper's Magazine for October.