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n, BRIGHAM BISHOP q CO.,
l.. BANkERs AND BROkERs.

65 BROADWAY ASD 80 2EAsTfOURTEENTH,
NEW YORK.
l4I DEyONsIiiRE AsD lZs FREMONT,
BOSTON,
buy and sell for cash or on margin of per cent
aud inward all securities dealt Ia at the New York
and boston stock Boards. Orders BY paIl or teis-
graph will receive prompt attention. aud all re-
quests for Information viii receive at oncc explicit
and free reptiles. special rates time deposits.
Cbeck-books furnished on application.
.fe Ie-a.12m
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Know THAT
IN BROWNS IRON BirTERs
WILL CURE
rIr WORST CASE OF DYsrErsIA'
WILL INSURE
ur,RTY APPETITE AND INCREAskD Di-
GEsTIoN;
GENERAL DEBILITY AND GIVES NEW
LEAsEoF LIFE;
pIsrKLs
NERVOUS DEPRESSION AND LOW SPIRITS;
RESTORES
AZ EXHAUSTED NURSING MOTHER TO
yIg.L STRENGTH AND GIVES ABUN-
DANr sUsTENASCE FOR HER CHILD;
STRENGTHENS
rur MUSCLES AND SERvEs-ENRlcIIEs
THE BLOOD;
oyERCoMEs
wy,kNEss. wAREFULNEss. AND LACK OF
ENERGY;
KKEPs orr ALL
.ulILS FEvERs, AND OTHER MALARIAL
POISON;
WILL
tNFrsT WITH NEW LIFE :HE WEAKEsr
INVALID.
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MARRIAGE-B -BELLs.-Mr. Barney Frisch-
korn, a popular young gentleman, was
united in marriage TO Miss Lizzie
Rose, daughter OF John L. Rose,
Esq, at the residence OF the bride,
yesterday at p. NJ, leaving soon after
for brief tour North amid the con-
gratulations OF host OF friends. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. I. Wiley
Bledsoe, of Trinity, who appropriately
added some beautiful sentiments sug-
gestive OF their duty to each other, &c.
The presents were many and costly, and
formed glittering array OF beauty and
usefulness, and their future successthrough
.life's stern realities were drunk by numer-
GUS friends who wish them God-speed.
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A Writ OF ERRog.-Thc Court OF APP
peaIs has granted writ OF error in the tag
tax ease. This case was decided by Judge
Fitzhugh against j. NJ. Blanton, the Vir-
Qinja Agricultural Commissioner. and lis
right 10 tax fertilizers by the device of
afiixing a tag to each bsg denied.
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SAVE MONEY by having YOUR printing done a
the DISPATCH PRISrlxG-liousE. tseod wesr
low prices, and satisfactiou gsarsnteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01

BAKER a. FARR0g.-To-night at the The
atre Baker a. Fmron, supported by good
company, win play the excellent comedy
"Chris and Lena.o Reserved seats for
sale at Ramos y Moses'.
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REDUCED PRICES or FRAMES AND PICTURES
at L.LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street.
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THE PEOPLES WORLDWIDE VERDIcT.-
Burnetgs Cocoaine has been sold In every
civilized country, and the public have rem
dered the verdict that it II the cheapest and
best hair-dressing In the world.
Burnet's Flavoring Extracts are inya-
riably acknowledged the purest and the
best,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-01

For Plated-Ware call at STEvESsOS's,
S07 Pace Block.
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Aior OF FINE EsGRAyIScs TO be sold at spe-
cial prices at L. LEwIs's, OH Main street.
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For House-Furnishing Goods call at
STEyENsoN's, S07 Pace Block.
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each day, and every nerve is taxed to meet
the demands for soup and bread.
When II IL remembered that the City
Mission is supported entirely by voluntary
contributions with the exception OF 600
in money and 400 tons gas-soke given by
the City Coucn), Il enn- with all propsie.
ty, be proclaimed living monument"
to the beneyolence Of the citizens Of Rich
mond.
The managers OF the Mission acknow-
ledge their obligations 10 Mr.. Bigger, SUI
perintendent Of the Almshouse, for his
hearty cooperation with them, rs far as
practicable, In all their efforts to assist the
poor.
Persons desirous 10 contributing in any
way to the Mission can send such contri-
buttons TO Mrs. NJ +. Baker, 213 east
Franklin; Mrs. 8. NJ. Price, PIT south
Third street; Mrs. X. Colston, 40 east
Grace Mrs. A. Y. Stokes, Marshall street; ;
Mrs. J. G.. SPOTS, Third street; Mrs. j.
+. Moore, 900 east Franklin; Mrs. W. ii.
Peasants, 2si0 east Grace street.
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CIGARS.

HEWITT & SONS
III specialt,es IN SC. goods are
"FORG GEf-ME-NOTs aud OLD JAth.
In iIayans goods.
"ylSTAS" and " LITTLE wElASohtS
All these goods are wrapped With sumaira TO-
hseeo of our own importation. -.
Giyc them trial. de s-eoHfezo
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For Gas-FiXtures call at STEyENsON's,
S0I Pace Block.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy but pleasant.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: A. ~, a.;
ga. NJ, so; noon, 60; i. NJ, 80; 6 Z.
NJ, so; midnight, a..
Mean temperature, 515.
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FOR Gas-,aStlres caII d, srEvsssox's
S07 Pace Block.
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NEW FgArrRE ~ Tns CRocKrRY-TsADv.
A handsome Hand .PaIn,ed
FGEScE-cBISA DiNSER-sEr
ti24 riecosj. valued st e10c,
TO yE GIVEN AWAY TO ONE OF 6uB cusroxKxss

Each parchascr OF goods To the amount Of 81
I'm cash. Is entitled 20 ono chance IN tbs distri-
button. II yoa bay goods 10 the amount Of 20.
you are entitled to Ave tickets; and 20 on. We
propose to sssu. .00O tickets TO this distribution.
the coupons OF which. with The number and name
OF holder thereoS. win be placed ,n box. and the
first one drawn cut win take The set. After the
tickets arc Issued We will advertise the distrlbu-
tion, which Will be conducted BY disinterestcd
parties.
In making this very liberal offer TO our CUSTOM
ers We do II to advertise our business, and at the
same time give our customers the benefit of the
trade discount OF about o per cent. for cash. 50
you scewe do not lose nythins. but gain CUSTOM
This plan has been tried BY OF The largest
crockery-houses In the country with success to
themselves and customers.
Our stock Of China. Glassware. Chi!drns Car
risges. Clocks, Rich silver Plated ware. Housc-s
Furnishing Goods l, large and prices ioHr so call
and make your purchases and ret your tickets
free. No tickets for sale-they are givcn away.
The Dinner Set is on exhibition In Our window.
ROBERT HAROLD.
SIT f;road s,reet.
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For Marbleized ManteIs call at STEVEN
sons, S07 Pace Block.
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WEATHER REPORT.

ISDIcArIoNs FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, colder, fair weather,
northwesterIy winds, and higher pressure.
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For Plated-Ware call at SrEyEEsOSs,
S01 Pace Block.
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For se-Furnishing Goods call at
STEyENsoN'S, S0T Pace Block.
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DENTISTS.
EDUCATIONAL.
f-~--s--s---e--<t-af,->-,-.- --s--.a--
RiCHMQND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

studeI<s may enter adyaniageousiy the 5TH OF
FEBRUARY, when the second half OF the session
begins.
4 Charges fer Board and Tuition Aste from the
#<<<a Chairman OF the Faculty
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VOL. LXIII.
.giclmaond nispatfh.
THURSDAY. AY.......FEBRUARY ], 1883.

ss-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CDcU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NLWs-
PArERs OF THE CITY.
lf.ntered at the Posi-onice Mt Richmond. va, as
second-class matieri
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ia 27-eodfwl
KInNEY-WORT.

sit Is for all the painful diseases of the /:
KIDNEYS. LIVER, AND BOWELS.
u cleanscs the system Of the acrid poison
'that causes the dreadful suffering which only
the victims of rheumatism can realize. /,
THOUSANDS OF CASES I:
|of the worst forms of ,his terrible disease
have been quickly relieved. and ~ short time
PERFECTLY CURED.
Price. 81, Liquid or Dry. sold by Druggists
Dry can be sent by mail.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & co., |.
Burlington, Vt.
KIDN Wv o Il T.
Toe 1O-Tu.Thiwl&S SatAp3l
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VALENTINES at 20 per cent. reduction at
L.LEwIS'S, yl2 Main street.
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DISSATISFIED BUYERS.
OUR PRfCE-LIST:

olh fHt'f-biNi
THANKS. sis for IMPORTED TiNsELb
THANKS. SUIT, worth 80
THANKS. $3.50 for NoBBY rLsTERETTE.
THANKS. worth SIS,
THANKS. .i5 for BLUE YACHT cloth
THANKS. SUIT. worth s26.
THANKS. SIS for yIGGER-bLAD OVER
THANKS. COAT, worth $50:
THANKS. 410 for SPLENDID ONERCOAT,
THANKS. worth SIS.
THANKS. SO for CHINcHILLA ovERC6AT,
THANKS. SOS for IMPORTED wORsTED
THANR>. SUIT. worth $50
THANKS. Si2 FOR IMPORTED CHEyiOT
THANKS. SUIT. worth f20.
THANKS. "a for FINE PASTAL0ONs.
THANKs. $3.50 for EXTRA GOOD PANih-
THANKS. Looms, worth 50.
THANKS. S5 for FINE DRESS PANTA-
THANKS. Looms, worth es;
THANKS. $50 for GOOD WORKING
THANKS. PANTS, worth 81,
THANKS. sl2 for FINE DIAGONAL COAT
THANhs. aud VEST. worth 800 /;
THANAs. SO for EXTRA FINE CUSTOM
THANKS. PANTS, worth .l2,
THHNHs. - - -, = worth sIo;
THANKS. So for rCUsToM-MADE PANTS
TiiniAhSHss. 81 for GENrrEL BUSINESS sEif,. q,
THANRs. SIS for sILK-LIsED ovERc6hT,
THANKs. s22 22forsATIN-LINEDo ovERc6IT,
THANKS. worth $40:
THANKS. $3.50 for PLAlD-BLACk ULSTER
THANkf. ETTE. worth rs.
THANhs. sI6 for ENGLISH wOBsTEDsUlT,
THANKS. worth s2o;
THANKS. ~ for GOOD BOYS SUIT,
THANKS. $3.50 for BOYS SUITS Iaged IL 10
THANkS. III worth Si3.
thinks. $40 for BOYS SUITS laged Is u
THANKS. III, worth sio-
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BROWNS IRON BITTFRs

will have a better tonic effect upon any one who
need. bracing up" than any medicine made.
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MISFIr STORE.


TIANKS THANKS THANKS
WE ARE MORE THAN THANKFUL
FOR THE
PATRONAGE EXTENDED TO Us SINCE
OUR OPENING,
AND WE WILL TRY AND MERIT A
CONTINUANCE OF TEE SAME
By STILL ADHERING TO OUR Low PRICES
AND
OUR RULE or REFUNDING MONEY
TO ALL
DISSATISFIED BUYERS.
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FINANCIAL.
yUARREN n OUARLEs,

w BANKERS AND BROKERS'
11l7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
Buy aud SELL STOCKS. BONDS, and Mis-
CELIANEOUS SECURITIES. investment
bonds a specially. We issue SIGHT DRAFTS ON
ALL POINTS IN EUROPE. In sums to s,it pur--
ch,scr1 Al lowest rates. IA l3-3m
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ADD TO YOUR INCOME.

CLUB l3. OF the MUTUAL-INNFS1MEST
CLUBS, offers the surcst means OF making regular
monthly profits from inyc,tmcnts0ft tiO $1,000
or more dealing in
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, AND STOCKS.
Each memnsr gets the benefit OF combined capl-
tai Of the Club. Reports sent weekly. DIVIDENDS
paid monthly. Club J. paid shareholders bach
their money ia prOftS In past three months stili
leaving original amount making money IN Club, or
returned on demand shares 81 each. Explana-
tory circulars sent free Eelisbie corles ponseafs
wanted everywhere. Address X. r.. KENDALL h
co, Commission Merchants. II ard 10 ia saliss
street, Chicago. III. s. 25-dcod3gt& wl3s
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SEEDS.

GARDEN PEAS.
WOODS EXTRA EARLY, the earliest Pea In
cultivation, the most FkOFl FABLE for market
gardeners Sendsfor my descriptive catalogue.
continuing Rur0' Neio I0rkes''S repOr; Of tests OF
fourteen kinds of earliest peas Ia cultivation.
NSODS EXTRA EARLY made the quickest
growth and heaviest Yield over all competitors.
4. W. WOOD, Scotsman.
corner Sixth and Marshall streets.
Branch store, 1880 Main street, Richmond,
Va. ja25-6t
GARDEN SEEDS, FRESH AND RE
~ LIABLE, from all the principal growers.
Prices ~ low rs the lowest. Also, full supply OF
HOI-BkD GLASS. For sale by
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
Elaborate Catalogues free. ja 24-2w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-08

under the seal Of his department. showing
that the Examiner has been regularly de-
tailed by the Commissioner from the cleri.
cal force OF the Pension Office, under sec.
ton 4744 Of the Revised Statutes, and Is
qualified to administer oaths, &c. There
fore, II any person, in the absence Of such
authority should represent that he Is a
Special Examiner Of the Pension Office or
shall demand or obtain money under any
pretense whatever, he may be safely set
down as q fraud and swindler, and among
the worst OF his class.
1t is my earnest desire that when money
has been obtained from pensioners or
claimants under such circumstances that
prompt and vigorous measures may DC
taken at once TO bring the offenders to
Justice. This may be done under the laws
lofthe State wherein the otiense was com
mitted, under such statutes as have been
enacted for the trial and punishment o.
persons obtaining money or any valuable
thing under false preienses. In order that
this class OF imposters may be published
as widely rs possible, each case Of detraud'
ipr claimants or pensioners should be re-
ported by some responsible person, with
hull description OF the imposter, to the
Commissioner Of Pensions, who will al
once instruct his Special Examiners to
give the public proper warning.
WM. W. DUDLEY,
Commissioner.
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BUDGET.

The bell used at Wellesley College, Mass
ia from an ancient Buddhist temple in
Japan.
Since January two lines OF ocean steam
ships have carried 1880 immigrants to
Oregon.
White newsboys in Atlanta are trying to
get the citizens to boycott the colored deal
ers in papers,
New York bootblacks are cutting prices
and "shine, sir? three cents" is now heard
on the streets.
An old law in Holland condemned Grim.
inals TO be wholly deprived OF salt as the
seyerest punishment in that moist coun'
try.
A western poet who has a fre~ckled-faC
sweetheart, in an ode 10 his lady4oye calls
the freckles "brown-eyed daisies slumber,
ing in a fluid Of cream"
It Is said that 1900 bodies are annually
cremated in Japan. The furnace Is a stone
and cement structure, with a tall chimney,
which gives 1t the appearance oil o factory,
The Dawson, Georgia, Journal is sub
scribed tor BY a man whose wheat field Is
40 fourishine than q rabbit ran 100 yards
on the top Of he wheat without falling
through.
A Georgia maiden thus Acknowledges
the receipt Of a bouquet: oh, the permeat-
ing aroma ofthat altogether too lovely exu.
berance Of nature inflated my attatus and
kindled in my soul q passion that time can
not obliterate!
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M. F. W. Bird, who claims to know

DO Mr.. F. W. Bird. who claims to know
the facts.
Lord Beaconsfeld's portrait now hangs
near the entrance to the Queens private
dining.room, under an admirable portrait
Of her great.grandfather.
Mr.. 81. B. Ledyard, the new president Of
the Michigan Central Railway, is q grand
son OF General Lewis Cass, who was the
Democratic candidate for Presidentagainst
General Taylor in 1S4s.
There are thirteen heirs between the
throne Of Bavaria and the Prince Louis
Ferdinand, VINO has just married the In
fanta Pax OF Spain. Her dowry was iouiI
hundred thousand dollars down. hundred
thousand in jewels, an annuity OF a hun
dred thousand, and a wonderful t~rousseau'
The Infanta Is attractive, with blue eyes
golen hair and fine teeth, lively, particu'
farrly vol educated, and paints and plays
with more than common talent. The
trousseau employed 400 seamstresses Il
inclndes bath and bedroom furniture. Tht
b~ridegroom's income is $4,000 only.
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Special Examination Division.
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
Pension OFFIcE,


WASHINGTON, D. O., April 81, 1883.
To Special Examiners
Numerous complaints have reached this
office that inscriptions persons are tray
cling throughout che country claiming that
they are authorized to represent the Com.
missioner OF Pensions, aud upon this and
various other pretextsh have deirauded pen.
sioners and applicants for pension out Of
certain sums Of money. II is, therefore,
my duty to direct that the Special Exam.
liners Of this office shall in every such in.
stance inform the public that no Special
Examiner or other person employed by
this office Is authorized to receive money,
either as q fee or as expenses In any mau.
ner; and that each Special Examider ofthe
Pension oficeis provided with certificate
over the signature Of the Commissioner OF
Pensions, whose signature is duly verified
by the Honorable Secretaryot the Interior,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-08
PERSONAL.

Postmaster General Gresham limps a
little in walking, owing to q bullet wound.
Robert Grant, the young B~oStonian who
wrote a "A Frivolous Girl" Is Don to
marry a daughter Of Sir A. T. Gait
Governor Andrew, OF Massachusetts,
though ranked as n great man, believed
that Friday was an unlucky day, and per.
sistenily refused TO DO inapgurated on that
day 10 1861, although Friday, January s,
was the day the term began. This Is the
statement now made to the Boston Journal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-08
~TRAVELER,s GUIDE.

Trains arrive and depart as follows-city time.
b.. d O.-MAIn Liue-DEpAEr-l65 a m, s 40
m, 2 ~ I'm, 8 O5 p N, 7 10 u m. G. Q. Diy.-9l Is
m, 8 Is p IN II Is m: s 10 N ". Pc ,. DIV
Q 10 u m, l 30 pm,4 4opm ARRivr-MNn Line
IL Is a M, 10 20A N, 4 ID D m, 9l0A m, 8 10 p M. Q
D. Dlv.-6 ~ p m. 0 10 O m, 2 S. m. VIZ. al
Diy.-S25 a N, II 20 m 6 3pm.
q. d P.-DRsAET-6 10 a IN, l04o a N, 20 p m
ARRIyE-l2 IS q m, s IS p m, s o. P m. and 42 a m
r., q. d 1T. L.-DErAKr-6 % a N, s 51a m
] 81 y IN, I II p m, Sap m. ARRTvE-ll o. q N
8 81 u m, . 81 am, II o. u m. p m. IN p m.
o., r. ". d w.-DRfAEr-9 IS a m, $50 p m, !;
m. Sl5 q 10, 4p m. A~KRrvE-7+5a m, 10 80 a m
2 80 n IN. $50 d m,
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1uavepcc of Tic Soil on Health.

TheinHueuce OF the soil upon the health Of
those living upon It, Is brought. out very
plsInly during the prevalence OF epidemic
diseases. That malarial diseases Qike
intermittent feyers) originate from the
soil, is already accepted and recent
investigations show pretty conclusively that
the germs OF Cholora, Abdominal :Typhus,
Yellow Fever, and the plague are IN some
way connected with the soil, which Is DAILY
country, stating the marvellous effect Perma
haso On those diseases, and In their conyalescent
state, John E. Courtney, Of Cory, Pa, says;
81 am still getting better, thanks to your
Per7na and AanaliH." See page Ain "1lls o.
Life. raw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-08

Ladies, you cannot make fair skin, ROSY
cheeks, sparkling eyes with all the cosmetics
OF France, or beautitiers OF the world. while
in poor health aud nothing will give you
such rich blood, good health, strength and
beauty as Hop Bittess. A trial Is certain
nrnnf TThB&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-08
DIED

WILLIAMSON Bridgeport, O., May. 7, 1888. Ct
0 Is 4. Il, Arthur, son OF Elias and Emma VII
liAms, aged 5 year.
Funeral will take place at 1880 P. n. to-day Cues
day. from Mrs. Nclninget's residence. Bridgeport
Interment at MI. Wood Cemetery. Friends OF the
f.r,i,v arc inyIte1 IN attend,
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NEW ooops4oEo. R. TAYLOR.
GEORGE R TAYLOR,
1850 MAIN STREET..

The continuance Of the active demand for choice
and Fashionable Dress Goods, silks, Parasols and
Black silks that can be guaranteed, has necessitateda
new supply Of these goods, which will be opened on
MONDAY, the 9Th inst. Notwithstanding the scarcity.
ofsome particularly desirable shades in Colored Silks
and Dress Goods in the eastern markets. they can Ia
nearly every case be found in our stock and at the
lowest prices for such choice styles. We would call
attention to our large line Of lsa d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-08

All the ladies' assembled at Mrs. Is tea
party voted that the best thing In the world
to keep a house free from all kinds OF IN,
sects Is Hunts Insect Powder; never iails ana
costs only % cents. Sold by all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-08

"I'M sorry to keep you waiting for your
money" said the bank teller to smlthers,
"but here's the money all in yellow boys"
"Never mind" said Smithers. u see It's
worth the weight in gold."-Bosson Sdr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-08
BUSINESS CARDS.
MCCULLOUGH,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Brick Buildings erected complete In all moier
improvements. Also wooden buildingB hItei ~
complete on lot. Wooden buildings framed AZ
ftted up In yard at work shop and taken 10 ~
pert and completed, on reasonable terms. An n.
t%orations made on old b%uildinRs, roofs, valleys Az
ify.iiShts particularly attended 10. DeSkG, count
IN and shelving lttea up on short notice. Stor
fronts mt IN and stores altered. Residence M y
birteonth street, formerly occupied by Nj. Ben n,
loy, Hhopin rear OF Capitol, on Alley 70. mYil
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1883-10-25
Insanity Among Shean- Herders.

II. H., who writes in the October
Century of the Outdoor Industries in
Southern California" says: 1.-The sheep
ranches are usually desolate places;
great stretch of seemingly bare lands,
with few fenced corrals, blackened
and foul smelling; the home and out
buildings clustered together in hollow
or on a hillside where there is water;
the less human the neighborhood the
better.
The loneliness of the life is, of itself,
salient objection to the industry. Of
this the great owners need know moth
ing; they can live where they like. But
for the small sheep men, the shepherds,
and, above all, the herders, it is ter
rible life,--how terrible is shown by the
frequency of insanity among herders.
Sometimes, only after a few months of
the life, herder goes suddenly mad.
After learning this fact, it is no longer
possible to see the picturesque side of
the effective groups one so often comes
on suddenly in the wildernesses: sheep
peacefully grazing, and the shepherd
lying on the ground watching them, or
the whole flock racing in a solid, feecy,
billowy scamper up or down a steep
hillside, with the dogs leaping and
barking an all sides at once. One
scans the shepherds face alone, with
plying fear lest he may be losing his
wits -