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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-11-23
Capt. Knox Dead.

BOSTON, Nov. 22.-Capt. Samuel Rici-
ardson Knox, OF the United States Navy, is
dead. Fl was born in Charlestown, Au.
gust %. 1911
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Nobody Injured.

New Brunswick, N. j., Nov. GA
Rock Hill passenger train ran into freight
train q, Monmouth Junction to-day. The
engine was badly wrecked, and tive cars
derailed. Nobody injured,
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ESCAPED Prisoner, Csu,ureJ.

MARSHALL, Mo-, Nov. %. -Four OF the
prisoners who escaped last Sunday morn
ing from the city Jail have been recaptured.
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LeSr for Waahfn0tOn.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov, 22.-Baine left for
W ashington this morning.
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Grain.

WHEAT-November 95I: December
96'.; Feb. 9St; January ok; Nav 04I
CORN-November 49a; December 40 ~
January 40; May 52I; February 40.
OATS-Noyember 29h; December 29x
year 29H; May 3Ss; January 29H.
ST. LOUIS.
WHEAT-Stronger; at 81 ok b.
November; 81 OK December; veal
81 ok b; 81 04hC0l OAK January; Feb
ruary 81 06K; May 81 10Hat.
CORN - Dull; 49h0k November; 49t
b. December; year 49s; January
49T b.; Feb. 40; MAY 80 b.
OATS - Firm; 29f November; De-
cemoer 2sS b; year 29h; January
29I; May 33f.
NEW YORK.
WHEAT November S.; Decem.
Der 81 ~; January 81 1917; February
81 l5s: May 81 19,..
CORN-Sovember -: December 6Cs
January 6lh; February 6lh; May ~.
OATS November -: December 36H;
January S7A; February ASK; May 40".
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rangement of Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.

rangement of Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Bad Breath Pain In the Side sometimes the
pain Is felt under he Shoulder-bale mistaken for
Rheumatism general loss Of appetite Bowels
generally cosuye, sometimes alternating with lax:
the head is troubled with pain, is dull and heavy,
with Considerable loss Of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation ofieayng undone something
which ought to have been Done slight, dry cough
and flushed face IS sometimes an attendant, often
mistaken tor consumption. the patient complains
OF WEAKNESS and debility nervous easily startled;
teet cold or burning, sometimes prckly sensation
OF the skin exists spirits are low and respondent,
and although satisfied that exercise would be bene.
fetal, yet one can hardly summon up orti,ude to
try tin fact, distrusts every remedy. Several
OF the above symptoms attend the disease, but
have occurred when but few Of them existed yet
examination after death has shown the Liver to
have been extensively deranged.
1t should be used by all persons, old and
young, whenever any OF the above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living in Tn.
healthy Localities, by taking dose OCCASION
sllyto Keep the liver In healthy action will avoid
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness, Nau.
sea, Drowsiness, Depression Of Spirits, etc. 1t
will inugorate like glass Of wine but Is no in
toxicating beverage.
If You have eaten ANYTHING hard of
digestion, or feel heavy after meals, or sleep
less at night take dose and you will be relieved.
Time and Doctors Bills will be saved
by always keeping the Regulator
in the House!
For, whatever the aineni may b. thoroughly
safe purgative, Alternative and tonic can
never be out Of place, The remedy is harmless
and does not interfere with business or
pleasure.
1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE,
A And has all the power and efficacy Of Caomel or
Quinine, without any Of the injurious after effects
A Governors Testimony.
Summons Liver Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time, and ! am satisfied it is a
valuable addition to the medical science.
Gill SHORTER, Governor Of Ala
Hon. Alexander II. stephens, of Ca,
says; Have derived some benefit from the use Of
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish 10 give it
further trial.
"The only Thing that never fails to
Relieve."-l have used many remedies for Dys.
pepsia, Liver Affection and Debility, but never
have found anything to sneft me to the exten,
Simmons Liver Regulator has sent from Min.
nesota 10 Georgia 1r it, and would send further for
such med cine and would advise all who are sim.
lary affected to give it rial as II seems the only
thing that never fails 70 relieve
p. NJ JASSEy Minneapolis, MINI
DIR. T. w. Mason says: From actual ex.
perience in the use OF Simmons Liver Regulator in
my. practice have been and am satisfied to use
and prescribe II as purgauye medicine,
BafH Take only tho Genuine, which ALWAYS
has on the Wrapper the red z Trademark
and Signature of j. II. ZEILIS a. co,
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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ForDyspepsia.
& ostive ess,
Sick Headache,
& hroDic Diar-
rhoa, Jaundice,
Impurity of the
Blood, Fever and
ague, Malaria.
and all Diseases
..aI L., na
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-14
PERSONAL.
MOncure de Conway is lecturing in Lon
dom on Mr.. Emerson.

Moncure de Conway is lecturing in Lon
don on Mr.. Emerson.
Abraham Lncoln's birthday anniversary
was observed in various cities yesterday.
Mr.. Virgins is not foretellipg storms for
nothing. He is the owner Of an almanac
Miss Evarts, the accomplished daughter
of the Ex.secretary Of State, as a child dur
ing the war prayed for what she termed
"tbe whole United States" A Senator, In
speaking OF the incident, says that the
precious child had better conception oil
the true condition OF affairs than any States
man in the South.
NJ de Braxza has started for the Congo,
where Mr.. Stanley is said to be waiting ITO
give him warm reception" The London
Globe announces that the author Of GLOW
l Found Livingstone" will soon publish a
striking narrative entitled: "How ! Met
De Brazza: in Three Rounds; and the
Shocking Sight He Presented When ! Had
Done with Him." ....
NJ. Clemenceau, the successor Of Gam.
beta, has New England wife, a very
charming woman who married him fol
love. They have three beautiful children
the face of the eldest girl has all the
regularity of Greek statue, the second
girl has an animated French countenance,
and the boy is the image Of bis father, with
the air Of an American.
Mr.. William E. Dodge, who died on
Friday, was one OF the most charitable
men in the world. The possessor OF an es'
tate valued at 100000, he never permit
ted his fortune to accumulate and rarely
made new investments. He was always
his own almoner and his beneiactions av.
eraged 81 600 day throughout the year.
No man ever did more.
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ToB PRINTING OF EVERY KIND
IL from a Mammoth Foster 10 the Finest Visiting
Card, executed In superior style ard ~ low rates
Fourteenth street
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81, OOO, 600 to pay the deficit; but instead Of
levyipg tax uponto meet 1t, should, as
said Legislatures did, appropriate more
out Of The treasury besides the million
that would come II. Well, then, the
Legislature Of 1887 would be confronted
with o deficit Of a million and a hall; and
suppose this sort OF Encouragement should
go on for ten years.. as 1t has gone on Tor
the past decade, the Legislature oil 1893
would be confronted with q debto Sl0,-
100000. Following as a precedent the
argument Of the majority, they wonld
reason: "This debt was incurred for 'ex.
traordinary' purposes; it Is represented by
bonds which pay interest to the general
school fund; It Is q good thing to pay interest
10 the school fund; 1t les question whether
this is debt that should be paid ut once !
therefore we will let 1t stand, as 1t Is good
thing to pay interest to the schools, and
an unpopular thing to raise the levy.
Thus, The State would have large debt In
Cured In the very!teeth Of the constitution.
THE INTENTION or TIE CONSTITUTION.
1t Is well known that the purpose Of the
trainers OF the Constitution in putting into
that instrument the language have quoted,
was to present the State from constructing
any permanent debt for any purpose what
soever, except to pay our portion OF the
Virginia debt, II we should find we owed
any OF It, and TO defend the State in time Of
instruction, invasion, or war. They had
before them the history OF Virginia, which
created debt Of nearly $4,000, 900,
Nnealy all' Of which debt, say :hee
debt commissioners, was incurred
for internal Improvements. This
debt became unbearable to the people to
Of the "old Dominion" and to the dis
grace Of such financial mismansgement,
"the Mother Of Presidents" the style that
gave the nation Washington and Jefferson,
has added tho deeper and far more last.
ing disgrace, virtual Republication.
The great Importance Of the subject Is
an excuse for the length Of this report; and
in doing, we ask, Is it not time TO call q
halt? Ought We not to look whittier we are
driiting2 can expediency, can mere party
policy come between us and our solemn
oaths to support the constitution?
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That this is debt incurred 40 meet
casual deficits in the revenue" is proved by
he circumstances under which It was IN.
cured, by the admissions Of the majority
themselves, and we think we have shown,
and by The action in regard to II, or such
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-14
CApITAL PRIZg, s75, GOO.

1867 PriEos amounting 800
Applications for rates to clubs should ee made
For further information, write clearly, giving full
address Send orden by express gistered letter
" ". A. DAUpHN,
New Orleans, Ia.
orM. A. pAupHN.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

The next sesaon begins SEPTEMBER oh, 1855,
Ten Separate schools, including School Of Hifory'
and School OF Kngliih: Full counes In Law and
MediciAe extending throughout the session. In.
Scientific Agriculture completely equipped chem:
Ical labratoFy. Thorough courses In Ancient and
Modern Languages and literature. Text boottt
cost, Necessary expenses not over $40. For cAtr
Rlogue and other information address,
". L. WILSON, President
ana = MOrgantnwn, ". Va
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DOR SALE


One Bedroom Set, Bookcase, Sewing Machine,
Hat Hack Side BSatd, Lounge Also, one Laundry
Stove and one valley Star Kitchen stoye. ALI
good condition ard for sale cheap.
App1y at % Fifteenth ttreet, or 81 sixteenth
EtFNaI 1914
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WHAT WILL IT COST?

How much will that levy have to be?.
The total value Of all the real and per
sonal property in 1852 was, in round num-
bers, $l46, 800, 900; to this add the $40, 400.
900, the increase, in round numbers, made
iby the reassessment, and We have $751;
5000. A tax OF 20 cents on the 500
would produce a gross sum OF SSl4,000,
from which deduct 10 per cent for delin.
quencies, &c, and the net sum OF $266, 300
would be realized. The debt Is 1921, 5ll.lS;
and thus It is seen that 1t viii require an
extra levy OF 20 cents to pay the debt. II
must be remembered that there Is due the
school fund, beside the Sl2T,5l1.lS, the
further amount OF $ll,247.10, which lac
cording 10 the Acts Of 1875, page 200) was
taken from that fund between April II,
1873, and December, 1875; and the interest
thereon for, say eight years, which interest
and principal will be over $4,000. This
sum must also be provided for. II Is argued
that as part OF the debt is bonded, and as
previous legislatures failed In their duty,
therefore we are notunder obligation 10
nav Il, or at least that part bonded.
fet us see where this logic
lands US. Suppose this Legislature
should appropriate 100000 more than
the revenues will be for this year at the
next. which 1t mightdo The Legislature
Of 1885 would be confronted with a deficit
ofa million. Suppose they, following the
Legislatures Of rs and ~ appropriate
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NEW ApYsRrlsRMRNTs

EoR RENT-A TWo.sToRY HOUSE
10 Containing 7rooms Bnd finished attic, situated
on the north side Of Fourteenth street, No. lSl.
inauife al No. IN Fourteenth street. tei
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.H62,l93 6g

Probable deaCit September 80 1928 Gu
This. deficit, owing TO the comparative
smallness OF the appropriations for 1854
will not be subject 10 much, il any, OF a
reduction on account of unpaid balances
OF appropriations which may remain In the
treasury at the close OF that fiscal year.
We think that balance will be less than
$4,000.
The object of these figures is to show
that the increase OF 10 cents on the Sl00
in the levy, five cents for each Of the years
1928 and 1881, Us reported by the
majority, is not sufficient to pay the debt
owed BY State, inasmuch as the increase
in the revenues which will follow the
reassessment OF the real estate, and the ex.
clusion Of certain exemptions now made
by law, as proposed by the second bill re-
ported by the majority, will all be absorbed
TO pay the charge on the treasury, and
nothing will be left to apply to the extin!
guishment Of the debt. We think We have
shown that there will be no money in the
the treasury during either the present or
the next fiscal year to apply TO the pay
ment Of the debt. Iithis be 50, then what
ever Is paid OF the debt must be realized by
u special levy. .Ha
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A BABY was born in cemetery at Marshal
town, Iowa, short time ago, buteyerywhere
can be seen babies borne to the cemetery be-
cause mothers cruelty neglect TO procure DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, sure cure for Group,
colds and coughs.
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DIED.

wFLLs-At Weston. W. Va, Sunday. February
H. 1883, EuoESEs s, WELLS. in the SSth year Of his
Funenl frcm tho residence Of his brother, Robert
Wells, 1888 Main street. wedncsdAyat 2 O'Clock ?.
". InteIment at Peninsula Cemetery. Friends oil
the family are invited IN attend.
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cEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS.
Sealed Proposals will be received at th'
office Of the Trustees OF the Gas Works OF The
City of Wheeling until SATURDAY, Feb
ruary II, 1888, ate O'Clock NJ, for furnish
ing the Gas Works with Lime for one. year
Contractor to give bond with approved secu
rity for fuIfllment OF contract.
Trustees reserve the right to reject any OIL
all bids
By order Of the Trustees.
fel4 E.HAzLETT. Secretary.
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NEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS.
Sealed Proposals will be received at The
office Of the Trustees Of the Gas Works OF the
City OF Wheeling, until
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1888,
at o'clock P. NJ, for cleaning, lighting and
extinguishing the Oil Lamps OF the city, and
supplying same with oil and wicks for one
year. Contractor to give bond with approved
security for fulfillment OF contract.
Trustees reserve the right to reject any or
all bids. By order Of the Trustees.
fe14 E. HAZLErT, Secretary.
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POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.

b." .a.-,, Intelligence from Ohio shows
81. r.. >-Da,Dr Thurman will take part in
..ac 'y.. against Senator rendletOu by
S .s'-.a. General Wari as the party
It.aa..a.. .yr Governor. The Bookwalter
'.r.sat. .r.ej the Kids, are hostile to
-. .sv.l.r.on.-Chicago Times.
N...au. A,mou Wheeler SAYS the Re-
j1..raa, viii win in l>>4, and Roscoe
{ 52..'Hs lays they will not. We have
i-sa' respect ior the opinion Of these dis
49,. .,ay., New Workers; but, after ell, the
is'-., W.. IePend entirely on what other
.leore may 10 in the premises.-Philadel-
Il.a Ee.r-l.
Al "r. H.t;yan contemporary, bewailing
lie ID. Issue condition Of the Democratic
tiy WAITS 20 know what it will run on
:. u Ast'es, the tariff and the civil service.
/ Il i"rre Sly enough to enter a contest
S'"oui m issue it ought at least to beat
,"e other party on general principles
'ncHDat. News Journal.
nee sammy Tilden may have huski.
ie', Of voice, but he has a telephone or two,
=" which some of his callers, after they
nave gone, would give worlds to know
N1a' IS being said. Uncle Sammy doesn'
Whisper through his telephone, nor does
Ie n the hundreds Of letters over his name
No'Cn his ''reystone clerks indite.-Chi-
Cago Herald
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-24
Kputucky Republicans.

LEXINGTON, KY, May 23.-After opening
of the Republican convention to day
rulored choir sang, Nearer My God to
Thee" At the afternoon session Hon.
Walter Evans was elected permanent chair.
man. The following platform was adopted:
Resolved. That this convention adopts
and reatlirm the declaration of Republican
principles set forth BY the National Eepub-
= hcan convention held in Chicago in lH>O.
The platform adopted invites emigration
into the State, denounces pauper labor,
and calls on the people TO advance the edu'
cational interests OF the State. 1t also ex.
tends sympathy to the Irish people in
their distress.
At the night session OF the Republican
Convention the candidates put in nOmlna-
tion for Governor received the following
vote upon the first ballot T. Z. Morrow
OF Palasky, Isl; John Lewis, Of Washing
ton county, ljS, L. w. Bogby OF Nc:
Cracken county, So; Dr. Kimberly, of
Davis county, %; George Denny, Jr.'
80; William Cassius. of Cool county
232; Colonel A NJ. Swooper, Lexington,
239, John Bennett, OF Madison county, o.,
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

(. .. week. near Winona, Miss, buffalo
.,,.ei over 200 horses and mules
/ .y.u;ne thousand persons visited the
n ,,.on on the frstfree day this year.
"a, farmers hold over 5000 90 bush
n,I wheat, and over 10000 bush
d o.. corn.
/ : md Presbyterian Church Of Chi
I Ia. introduced a cornet in its choir
Z g with bad effect.
\ 4-k,y buys the most Of the uiAore''"s
4 ~ France, which produced last year
1 worth $G,o0Nooo.
! . recen, pa-ade OF coloEed troops IN
|. -,..,o, MAS enliveued by a whistIing
pmpanimeat Of 500 OF the men,
! ,.h rgYsljans are called lard eaters
"A Jieford. Maine, because 1t IS suppo'e1
\ use it as butter.
/ NIX weighing three and one-halt
( Is was thrown up by an artesian well
I
u farm near old San Bernadino'
H. r;,e. OF Brooklyn. decided all his
,,s-,v To bis wife, she decided it all 10
ss,.a,er. and MIR. Rice has had 10 go
the p).rhoUse.
/ IONA copper is worth l5},c per erPound
1 .,..a.o market lead, S5t per ton;
/ .u. per ounce; gold, so per
r,.-a.t vase bullion.
....G number of coke ovens in the
led states in l>S0 were Z, 2,lempIoyInS
persons and requiring a capital OF -
-, 10 carry on ,hr business.
very rsr>,n who is run il" at 4 Paris
% station is stripped, and as the "a'
J. As Tribunaux says they examine
....-. ~ of the mouth and ears. and OF
!. ig.s besides.
/ o r-.,sra;cd Aqua Totana,' the poi
81. r - many noyelists have made
.,.. WAS solution containing
i. a--...r anu auUWONy. IL tooN I'S
h.. ....l Julia Toiana, Roman fortune
H. w., Used i. She died in 1851.
. Chinese peJi.sr in Portland refused 10
.p, aq E.si,h shilling, saying: NO
,l Ne heap sabe-no chicken on him.
p U-e-yuGaa is Of the opinion that when
sa,hen Cl.uee calls our glorious bird
cs,r. :- &, time, indeed, for him to go.
. Is asserted that 5,oDO young men aud
~ea J-rak down every year through the
.sS,sye strain imposed on them in Lon
, ,aous. where it is said, the average
~ OF labor OF two thirds Of the shop as
ants aye from twelve to fifteen hours
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.

-..2-s are afraid TO break in and look
h Mr. >.,.lyan winnings.
? John Mccullough, the actor, is still at
N ho~r %. us friend, John b. Carson, at
aliu-y ILL., and it is said his health is
n .ra improved.
N, Is ,A.. - at Mr.. Blaine recently at
h .p.rj 10 ,..s a bicycle, fell and skinned
Il uj,a. and that it is on this account he
n !-..pei out ot public view.
- a,tur George II. PeudletOn is troubled
! h the gout occasionally, but ne still
6 g, % his divine Madeira. ~ doctor
J., ever been able to cure gout while
d ~ was a decanter on the sileboard.
Ia. Secretary Of the Navy is very gener-
d y comp,,meu,ed on his modesty in not
! nam.agCur OF thenew cruisers chandler. '
H. temptation to attach this terrifying
j naa.e 10 war ship must have been very
( beat.
Nine. Nilsson declares that the Ameri-
laas have made wonderful progress in the
d lity 10 appreciate good music in the last
iwe,ve years. Nine. Nilsson : account with
he- ranger IS a solid proof OF the correct
! fe,, e her assertion.
Eu.u- story, Of the Chicago Times, has
! la-,ej the wOrkmen to putting the finish
] ;, touches On his Chicago palace, but the
fewsp.rer correspondents all predict that
lew.. 70, live to make his home in the
Dew mansion. His health is failing rapidly.
Ar.;arrUj Bey, the ex.rurkish Minister
J. Washington, is being clasSed among
.oie'n hUuorists, because in I. king leave
President Arthur he wrote: The re-
PEE: for .aw which charsCterizes the popu-
)l,iCa Of this country constitutes the basis
} Is prosperity and the safeguard OF its
J ;a,,
ru.n' Won MOltke received the news OF
! sisters death while on his way ,oattend
, nephew wedding. CuriOusly enough,
Years ago he got word OF his brothers 5
Grsia jas. as he was starting to attend the
NettH- yi another nephew. Ii the great
: ..:' aosSn want to lose aIl his relatives
-g I, better stop going to weddings.
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NOT WARRANTED.
The Reduction I'm the wages Of the
Iron WOrkera.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, May 23.-Congressmas
Bayne, in an interview on the labor situa-
ton, says the reduction in wages proposed
by the iron manufacturers is not warrant
ed by the new tariff, and that II. W. Oil
yer, Jr., advised the members 10
vote for the compromise bill. Among
reasons, which he says were mentioned in
accounting for divers sdvice were that
Oliver and the stalwarts generally urged
the passage of the bill to defea: Blaine,
who opposed it, and that at Pittsburgh an
iron firm, which used wire rods in large
quantities, would be greatly benefited
BY the Lower Duty
proposed by the new tariff. Col. Bayne
did not say that the firm Of Oliver Bros.
was referred to, but as this is the
only firm in the city using
wire rods there was no doubt 10
whom he referred. Mr.. Oliver refuses to
answer any questions on the indirect
charges. he says he is content to let the
country judge Of the par. he took in tariff
matters by the results.