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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-14
reurI Fisheries Of the Gulf.

Exchange,
A pearl fishery. Of great promise was,
some time back, reported III the Gull oi
Mexico. During this winter fishermen
~prospectors have found some pearls o.
great value among not a few smaller gems
the first was taken from the shell Of u
pearl oyster in December last, 1882. It IL
believed to be the largest on record. II
weighs rs carats. A jeweler offered $4,000
which was accepted. That sun is very fal
below lis real value. Another Of forty.seven
carats is since found, perfect in form and
iucly tinted. 1t is valued on the spot u,
S., 600. A third pearl Of forty carats, YET
more beautiful, was exhibited at La Pazr
where $1,000 WAS bid. This success Of the
first serious exploration is justly regarded
as evidence OF extensive deposits Of pearl
bearing oysters, and great excitement per
vades all the fishermen in that gull.
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1unuenee OF The Soil on Health.

The influence Of the soil upon the health oil
thnsc living upon 1t, Is brought out very
plainly during the prevalence OF epidemic
diseases. That malarial diseases (like
intermittent fsvers) originate from the
soil, Is already accepted; and recent
investigationsshow pretty conclusively that
the germs OF Cholera, Abdominal Typhus,
Yellow Fever, and the plague are In some
way connected with the soil, which is caily
corrobsrsted by letters from all parts OF the
has on those diseases, and In their convalescent
state, John E. Courtney, OF Cory, Pa, says;
~ am still getting better, thanks to your
Peuna and Ramalin." See page 24in ellis OF
Life. paw
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When all other remedies fall Dr.. FRAz1ER's
Roor BrTrEas will cure General Debility,
Loss OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
ariling from q Disordefed Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys.
"For several months I have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks at d time
I was confined to the house, my suffering
was intense. l could 6nd nc relief until
heard Of you Root Bitters. l have taken
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
restored me t my former health.
JOHN ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sale by ]. +. Shirk, Logan & Co., also
Chss. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and r. K.
MoConahsy, Bridgeport. =
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A Bottle Of Mass.


ETchdhge'
Sir Michael Bass, made world wide
famous through BASS Ale" will doubtless
be remembered longer for his charities
than for his brewerles. In addition 10
supporting literally all benevolent works
in Derby, he has presented to the town a
fine park, public baths and a free library,
at a cost to himself OF about $4,000 To
the town OF Burton he has given two
churches, with parsonages, schools and
endowments, valued at more than S35O,OOO,
and an institute and club house worth
$1,000 To Rangemore he has given a
church and auxiliary institutions costing
sos, 900, and many other places have re-
ceiyed rich gifts from his bounty.
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PhsbEryh Ba1sk1dH
The growing scarcity Of sheep In Eng.
land. and the desirabieness Of preserving
Young stock, have led the Queen to com
mand that no lamb shall be served in the
royal household during the present season.
Her example Is being followed by manyot
her people, and consumption OF this meat
has largely fallen of.
Though sheep shearing has been In pro-
gress for some weeks, there Is no sign as
yet Of a irea movement OF the new clip.
Buyers are charity holding of, and far.
mers are apprehensive and uncertain.
Just when aud on what basis they will
come together Is now one Of the most in.
teresting problems before agricultural
population.
A Vermont sheep raiser claims, through
the columns OF an exchange, that foot.rot
can be entirely eradicated from a flock oil
sheep by dipping the feet oil every member
OF the dock, whether lame or not, into
kerosene oil, and then putting q pinch o.
sulphur between the hoots. One repetition
OF the treatment al the end OF 1.-TWO weeks
he claims, will be sufficient. They should
be kept III q dry place for a few hours aftei
each application OF the kerosene. Expert
ment will demonstrate whether there Ii
anything in this or not.
II, as is claimed, an advance Of one CEN
per pound in mutton Is as good as twelve
cents in wool, the shortsightedness OF ne
glecting carcass development impressive
~ striking. But whether this proportion
Is correct or not, 1t is at least certain tina
the CARCASS must receive increased atten
ton as the sheep business is advanced and
improved in this country. Carcass can b
improved at the expense Of wool, and WOO
can be improved at the expense Of carcass
but il seems to us that in these progressive
days OF stock raising, simultaneous improy
mentin both directions ought to be mad,
compatible. The nan who will, in coursl
Of years, make the most from his tlocl
will be the one who, after taking of
prime fleece, will have something prim,
left for the block OF the butcher.
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An E~.elustve Grass DIET For Cattle.

Cor. ". y. Tribune.
Think persons with small farms can do
much better than iatten cattle entirely on
grass. My plan Is to take spring calves
usually FOUR and about middle of Novem;
Der begin to stable them in a box stall and
feed each five ears Of corn twice a day,
cutting the ears with a sharp Ratchet into
small pieces. They also have either good
straw or hay. They are thus fat when
turned on grass and grow rapidly: Next
winter they are stabbed and each fed Six,
teen to twenty ears Of corn per day. and
again turned on grass, and by the middle
Of June should each weigh 1900 pounds
and will bring the top price. Pigs run al
ter them and pick up the u%ndigested corn.
There is also a large item OF profit in the
manure that is saved.
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A"Ken.tucky Gentleman"

Chicago Tribune.
"l'm a Kentucky gentleman, sir"
"Well, what Of III" 80,
"l'm a gentleman from Kentucky, sir!''
"Who said you wasn't?"
"Do you mean to insult me, sir?"
ado YOU mean to annoy me any longer
with your im~pertinence?"
"1'm a Kentucky gentleman, sir, and
will blow your brains out II you insult me,
sir" =,
"l'm a Chicago business man; | haven't
time to attend even my own funeral, but
l have Just time enough to kick you into
tho street" 49,.
And he did it, and coolIy resumed biz
meal at a Dearborn street restaurant.
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THE REASONS WHY TarrRnt's SeItzcr Ape
rIcnt SHOULD RE rREFKRRED Az A CoRREC
TIVE AND Alternative TO EVERY 0rHEf
MEDiGlSER USE FIRSTLY, IT ALLAY9 Fh
WITHOUT VIOLENCE OR PAIN: THIRDLY, II
TONES THE STOMACH; F0URTH1Y. IT REiu
LATRs TIE FLOW OF BILE; FIFTHL', IT PRO
Totes HEALTHY pESSPlRATf0N: ElNrHLY
S19E HuMORa: SEVENTHLY IT TRANQUIL
IZE9THE NERVES; ElGHTALY, 1T ACTS UtOE
THE BLOOD AS A DEPURENT: AND LASTLY
ITFORNS OSEOF THE MOST DELICIOUS cool
THET4ROlTo OF AN INVALID. SOLD BY ALL
DRUGGISTS. mylo
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THr genuine SARATOGA HIaH Rock srRIEe
WkrER, for sale by all druggists by the dos
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders to
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga srinEs
N. 7.
j. +. shirk and Logan 4 Co., Agents q,
Wheeling, and B, K. MCConahey, Agent al
Bridgeport p4W
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A WESTERN editor has spent six year.
writing a book entitled, GLOW 70 test glue
An easy subject to stick TO; but In the pre-
face he says however he knows no better
remedy for coughs and colds produced by
~sedentary habits, than DR.. Bulls Cough
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-14

In every tobacco factory at Key West
there is a~"reader." CubanS cannot talk
without gesticulating, and in order to keep
them from talking a person is employed t.
read aloud to the hands during working
hnura.
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DIED.

ROBs-on Saturday. May II. 1855. WILLIAM
R2BB. In the 6Sth year Of his age,
Funeral tSm his late residence. No. 10, Four.
.eenlh street, Monday afternoon at 4 o'alocE.
Friends OF the family invited.
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OTHERS may be good-this is the beat. II
kills bed bugs, reaches, water bugs, Hess, etc.
Hunt Insect Powder we mean. Price, %
cents by all druggists.
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WHEELING ( ELM GROVE R. R.

Ga and after MONDAY, MAY a. 1883. tuntil
further notice. cans will run from the City and
ttAmm's every hour from $50 A. n. to $3.50 P. N.
Cars to and from Fulton every 30 minutes.
ny.2 ]. KLREH. supt.
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FoR Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you
have y printed guarantee on every bottle oil
Sniloh's VitaliEer. II never fails TO cure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-14

TIRE Diamond Dyes for family use have nc
equals. All popular colors easily dyed, fast
aud beautiful. Ten cents a package for any
color. MwFkw
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WnY will you cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price Toe, tOt
and 81.
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The Rev. George Il. Thayer, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says; Both myself and wife our
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

Trims arrive and depart as iollowr-city time.
Il O.-MaIn Line-DEPARr-l1a m, 8 40
nj, . 10 pm, 5 10 p m, rosa m. c: Q. piy.-s2 20 4
N, . Is p m. II 10 M s 40am. ". P.& B. Div
Q 40A m, l 90 = ma +0pm ARRIVE Main Line.
70 Is r m, 10 20A n, 8 10 o N. Sl0s m, 4 is p m. G
q. DIv.-6 10 m. Q 60 a N, 265 q m. W. 7. d B
Dlv.-S8 a IN, Il 20 4 IN. s @pm.
4. d P.-DEPAET-6 10 N l040 a n, 4 40 p m
ARRIvE--l2 Is 4 N, s As p m, 500 p m. and 42s m
r., q. d ST. L.-DEpAKr-6 q a m. Q o2a m
1862 y IN, 1 II p m. ARRIvE-637h m, II u q m
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n. S45 a In, 4 p n. A~RRIvH-745R m, 10 81 4 m
, no n NJ 40 n m,
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"HAcxMErAcK," a lasting and fragrant per
fame. Price rs and so cents.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

The next session begins SRPTEMbHR On ,,,'
Ten Separate Schools, including schtol Of littSN1..
and School Of h,ElIsh. Full Coun@ In law Ss3
laHed facultieS for study q PbyAIcal EirnSs. a.. Hh,
Scientific Agriculture; completely equipped rhssSa
ical lAbrAtory Thorough oIures In Anriepi ~
Modern languages and literature. Text boSis y
cost Gece1Sry expenses not over el76. Fote \
W. L. WILSON, President
ans N~nrKrntnNu VI !,
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WANTED-AMAN OF GOOD AID.
w dreSS u sell o n mechanical invention, aud
capable OF learning othvfl after being lsatnsd:
A good salary ~ The right man, kEYbroNE
MRiNGER CO.. 1910 MaIket stHet. myil
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We are the sole agents In wheeling for these
celebrated goods. Don'I buy q cheap woven wire
mattress when you can get a Hartford thai Will
lAs!a lltetlns: but II You won't pay the price
We have 4 complete line Of all the better makes Of
cheap Woven Wire Mattresses. .
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from this date, we will be enabled To give the pub
lie the advantage Of reduced price on the
celebrated
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-02-02

BOOK BINDERY,
BEST IN NORTHWEST TEXAS
At STOCK 10 URNAL OFFICE
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HoPF'9
Computation Diary.

simplnes the art OF Reckoslng and 10
worth its weight in gold W every Farmer
Mechanic and business man, especially those
not thoroughly yersed In figures. shows At .
glance. the correct answer TO nearly 1000
business examples in all kind OF G1IAIN
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proved one-third OF the estimated ex-
pense for such work and on the accep-
lance and approval Of said report and
list by the city council said amount
shall he assessed rs taxes
and shall lie a lien upon the property
until payment of same, and said taxes
shall be collected In annual payments,
not less than five in nsmber.v
Mayor Smith wanted to do what
was best for the city ii IL took three
weeks.
Messrs Lake aud Brownlce invited
council and city engineer to visit
quarries, near Niillsap, at no cost TO
the city. 1t was decided TO accept the
offer
The question of sewers was discussed
to some extent but not fully, IL being
thought best To wait in regard to them.
On motion adjourned.
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NOTICE.
3PECLAL LAW

Notice Is given that will apply 30 the les
lslature % the siateof Texas that 10 To CON
vene ON the second Tuesday In January 1888,
for the passage OF an act 10 refund Sl42. 10 paid
into the state treasury In two payments. on
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plata Issued 10 the :. A. & NJ, q. II, n. 90. for
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about II miles south of Fort Worth, The
payments having been made by me under tho
Impression that II was state school land, and
II had prior % the dates OF payments been
patented To the heirs of Horny Lame, de-
ceased; This january !, 1898.
lsniim NIX. Hal
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1RoPP,S
Computation Diary.

Embodiss everything in Figures thsth
Practical and adapted to the wants OF Far.
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art OF computation easy aud slmpls, even for
aehild. tsives the correct answer 10 near
~ 10000 business examples OF almost every
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In the science OF uinbers In settling grain
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Will come to, without making single calcu-
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'caslon.
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rMronrASr TO OLD SUBSCRIBERS.

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ROPP'S COMPUTATION DIARY

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Ili-Im.
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Mr.. J. II. Havcrly has already made
arrangements for the appearance OF
Mr.. Henry Irving at his Chicago and
Brooklyn theatres.
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For tickets, baggage checks. or any mn,
NATION a. to mates and routes anplv IL -
OF the tickle. agents, or TO - 'ns
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-27

FATHER CoLUMBlAs Paper, The organ OF the
Butler boom for President, and Reagan, for
Vice President, says; "John II. Reagan, OF
Texas, is nominated for the Office of Vice
President, because he is the broadcast browed
best balanced, clearest headed, most agrees
siye, unainching and practical anti-monopo-
list that has as yet appeared in Congress, and
as presiding officer in the Senate of the United
States would be the safest guardian Of labor's
rights as affected by the action Of that body,
and the most efficient co-operator with the
President. These men, Butler and Reagan,
represent the two extremes Of sectional rancor
in the nation in the unpleasant heretofore
which must be driven from mind, and sight
and covered with nantes Of forgiying charity
and where is TO be found real forgetiulness
Of Butler in the South, il Mr.. Davis's Post
master General be not awarded The same
measure Of kindness in the North"
Tilden, Holman, Hancock and the balance
Of the Democratic patriots had better give
their little booms an airing, or. Widow Butler
will bamboozle the party and get away with
it, and-the nomination. The public at large
may look upon Buffers candidacy as a huge
burlesque, but there is no doubt but what
he will individually bend all his energies to
the accomplishment Of that object, and ode a
trying" The author Of the "Coming Crown"
in "'S4 a Political Revelation" predicts
Buffers nomination by HE Democrats, and it
is such refreshing reading that we give his
closing sentences in the following, which may
be more Of prediction than its author antci-
pated;
The Chair: benjamin F. Butler having re-
ceived a majority OF all the votes cast is there
fore the nominee Of the Democratic party
for President Of the United States"
"Spnnging to his feet, Henry Wat
terson, moved to make the nomination unan-
imous, and in a ringing speech pledged the
Kentucky Democracy to stand by the Savior
OF Massachusetts, Let it not be said-and |
am sure as Southern man there will be no
cause to say it-that any delegate honored by
the Democracy Of Southern State. dsgraced
himself and his party by refusing loyal support
to the man nominated for President by the
Democracy OF the Union. | can say, now
that the struggle is ended, that we have nomi.
mated candidate who, il elected-who when
elected, as he will be-will take his seat, and
the remainder the sentence was lost in the
burst Of applause that followed"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-27

ArPRoPos Of Mr.. Tilden's health and his
Presidential boom, a rumor is ahoat in New
York that he will make tour Of the Yellow
stone on bicycle, for exercise.
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Business Manager.
Entered at postofice at San Antsnio, Texas,
40 second-class matter.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-27

THE Waco Examiner says: "Texas is the
fifth railroad State in the Union. Weremem-
Der well the day when she was proud Of bav-
ing hundred miles OF railroad in operation"
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-09-27

IT is SAID that Sitting Bull has the pneu-
monia, which, il it is energetic enough, will
make good" Indian Of Mr.. S. Bull.