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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
ces, Piles, ChilblRins, oorns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin oruptionS guaranteed 70
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
25 cents per boz. For bAlp.a Logan d Co,'i
Bridge Corner Drug Store,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27

GOETHE aud Eckermann once in Weimar
cav a married lady whom they knew re.
ce.ved with apparent willingness kiss from
a gentleman who was not her husband.
"It l had not seen this" said Eckermann,
II would not have believed It." "Hush,
hush," said the discreet poet; II have seen
il and don't believe it,
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IcAs safely recommend E US Cream Balm
for the cure OF Casaarh, Cold In the Head,
etc. Before have used the first bottle
purchased find myself cured. At times ]
could scarcely smell anything aud had a
headache most q tho time.-HESRY LILLY,
Agent for the American Express Company,
Grand Haven. Mich. (Prics 60') TtHstW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27

THr blessings Of life are many. Live long
and BE- happy. Don't neglect cough or
cold. Keep yourself we'll clothed In changea-
BILE weather, and always keep bottle OF DR..
Wistar's Palssm OF Wild Cherry In the house
hold. A single spoonful will cure an ordi:
nary cough or cold. Its continued ute will
cure consumption, pAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27

The Fat stock show at ChieasO-Eve
scoring by the FaVorIIes-Steady an,
Marked Improvement.
COndenKd From Chicago Tins.
The sixth annual fat stock show close,
last evening. observant visitors ant
thoughtful breeders unite in pronouncin
this show agrand success SO far as relate
to the number Of animals on exhibition
and their excellent quality.
At last years show victory perched OF
the banners Of the Shorthorn breeders
Whole entries on the hoof took the major
| ity Of ,the prizes. The Hereford men wer,
solaced, however, by the fact that whei
II came to the test Of the carcass on The
block the prize was awarded 10 an ANNA
OF that breed. This year the Hereford
breeders made better display than eve
before. Many Of them had gone 10 thu
trouble Of importing from Herefordshiri
the best animals that could be procured
for love or money, and no pains wert
spared 10 make the representation Of THU
breed the largest ever seen in this country
They took prizes on the hoof right anC
leit-Mr. @. NJ. Culbertson's premium
alone amounting to over Sl,000-and /
looked at ono time as II tho Hereiordi
would succeed in crushing their ancien
rivals, the ShorthUrns. For this reason the
slaughter test was anxiously awaited. TIL,
feeling ran high, and both parties wer,
hopeful Of securing the victory.
ADRAwN BATTLE.
And, after all, Il proved very little bette
than drawn battle. The fist prizs was
awarded in the 3-yeaF-old class to the
grade shorthorn steer, Starlight, owned By
]. II. Potts & Son, OF Jacksonville. In tue
2.year-old class the frs. premium wa
awarded to Waterside Jack, polled AuguI
steer imported by II. NJ. COchrane, o
Canada. In the yearling class, Fowler &
Van Natts, cf Fowler, Ind, were awarded
the first prize for the Hereford steer Harry.
In the sweepstakes ring for slaughtered
COWS Kathleen, a red and white Hereford
owned by Mr.. O, NJ. Culbertson, took the
first prize. Starlight also captured the first
prize for the best carcass OF all exhibited.
For the fist time In the history
OF the tat-stock show the polled
Angus Breed came nobly 10 the front, but
it was at a great expenle to the pr,za-
winners. B!ack Prince, who took the first
briz, in the and under 4 year class, was
imported by the Geary B:otheB, Of Lon.
don, Canada, expressly to capture prizs
at this years show. He was trt exhibit
cd 10 this country at the Kansas City fat
stock chow, two weeks ago, and in order to
get him there on time and in good condi-
ton, his owners sent him from London,
Ont, by express at a cost Of $3.50. Starlight
was awarded the highest prize in the Kan
sas City show, but while in the ring here
III did not attract any marked attention,
aud few had any idea that in the grand
round up he would secure the best pr;zs
the arena. The judges decreed that his
hesh was better marbled than that Of any
,tber carcass, and bore large proportion
Of lean to fat, and therefore would cut to
better profit.
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MEtsR,. Ely Bros, Druggists, oswsgo, N
F.-Enclcsed please find money for four bot
des OF Cream Balm. l tiled 1t on man who
could not tmsll at ALL. After using you
balm for six days could smell everything
]. @. MATHEWS, Salem, NO. Price so cents.
TTHEAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27

THE President OF the Asaizes Court
questioning lady witness-Your age,
madame? The lady lin low veice)-
twenty-five. The president-Thirty.two
YOU say, madame? The lady Quickly
No, sir; q.
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Elbow are yor and your wiie cummin'
ont" asked West Point man Of colored
man. "She has run me of, boss. / is 10
blame, boss. gave her splendid white
silk dress, and den she got so proud she
had no use for me. She 'low'd was too
dark 10 match de dress"
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SHORT HORNS AND poLLED ANGUS.

Heretofore the carcaRs tess resulted In
favor Of the Hereford breeders, who persis.
tently claimed, here and in England, that
their animals are after all the best beef.
makers in the world. The result OF this
years test Is, however, nice "eyening.up.'
rbe shorthorns, the Herefords, and the
polled Angus have each taken frat prizes
at the block. They have practically scored
even. The shortborns are very numerous
in this country, and have steadily grown
in number during the last fifty years
rhe American breeders have kept the
strain uncontaminated, and to-day English
breeders are buying the Rose OF Sharon,
Bates, and Princess stock to take across the
water to replendish their own stock-iarms
The Hereiords and polled Angus are new.
corners, comparatively speaking and yet,
in spite OF the greatest opposition they have
fairly and squsrely succeeded in achieving
a front rank In the great cattle gre ing sec
lions. One Of the peculiar features Of the
show just closed was the unexpected fact
that the home-bred Herefords were much
better every way than the imported stocks
which is decidedly creditable to the Amer
lean breeder.
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uorsford's Acid Phosphate Unanimous
Approval OF Medical Staff.

DR.. T. @. Comstock, Physician at Good ga.
marian Hospital, 81. Louis NO., say "For
years we have used II in this hospital, 10 dys.
approval Of our medicsl staff" gTHsAw
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DR., ]. {. SMITH,
No. 1901 CHAPMNE STREET,
Near Fourteenth Street.

rnah,st evidence . e .....tiGn'a success is the
,.I,ISSST oi his pIteaI. IAo increasing demands
,0lsl services prove tnAt have deal
iosHS and lGiy with III. 50 who have cnlAult
s Ayt lneYer USE 4 ptIieutE nauo without et,
I,,a y hon have CIiGd after they had been
III ,I.o,,,i in ,urIDlc. thorough medical edu
p,;IoD TIth many yclrS hOSpiIal experience hno
fTI; WITH therapuiC aGen,s, clo6o obServ'
s.rroi ieiape:Nmullal pcculia'iIes and strict al
i aJ0 ~ hyEicnlc management iDSures SUCCESS
1 SS is Dcssibic and frankly give tho patient my
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27
MEDICAL.
ranscment of Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

NAf1AllA-l.a1a1llAA = - 80 @FssSNs'es
Z caused by De-
rangcment of Liver, Bowels and kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
lad Breath: Palm In the Side, sometimes the
pain Is felt under the Shouder.blade, mistaken for
Rheumatism general loss Of appetite; Bowels
generally eosiVc, sometimes alternating with lax;
the head g troubled with pain, Is dull and heavy.
with considerable losS Of memory, accompanied
with apainful sensation ofleaving undone something
which ought % have been done; slight, dry cough
and luShed face Is sometimes an attendant. often
mistaken Tor consumption; the patient complains
otweaIinesS and debility; nervous, easily startled;
tcst cold Or burning, sometimes phelly sensation
Of the skin exists: spirits arc low and dependent,
and, although satisfied that exercise would Be bene.
hetAl. yet one can hardly summon up iortinde 20
Of the above symptoms attend the dlseate but cases
have occurred when but few Of them existed, yet
examination after death has shown the LIVER TO
have been extensively dsrangsd.
It should DO used by all persons, old and
young, whenever any Of the above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living In Un-
healthy Localities, by taking dose occasion.
ally to keep the Liver In healthy action, will avoid
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, Ditriness, Nan.
sea, DFowSneSS, Depression Of Spirits. etc. It
will inyiGOrate like glass Of wine, but Is no Inc
toxlcating beverage.
II You have eaten ANYTHING hard NJ
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 tho Regulator
In tho Housed
For, whatever the allment may be, a thoroughly
sale purgatlye. alternative and tonic can
H. knF. l.
and does not Interfere with business or
pleasure.
1T IS PURELY VEGETABLE,
And has all the power and efficacy Of Calomei or
Qunine, without any Of the injurious after effects.
A Governors Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use In my
family for some time, and ] an satisfied 1t Is 4
valuable addition to the medical science.
J. Gill SBoRJER. Governor Of Ala.
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, Of Ca,
gays: Have derived some benefit from the use Of
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish to give Il q
further trial.
18th, 1.-THE only Thing that never falls to
pepsia, Liver Affection and Debility, but never
have found anything TO benefit nc TO the extent
Simmons Liver Regulator has. l sent from Min.
neSota TO Georgia for Il, and would send further for
such medicine, and would advise all who arc sim.
ary affected to give II trial as Il seems he only
thing that never flilS 70 relieve.
P. NJ. JASSEY, Minneapolis, MINI.
DIR. T. W. Mason says. From actual ex.
peTience In the use Of Simmons Liver Regulator In
my practice have been and an satisfied TO use
and prescribe 1t as purgative medicine.
Da"Take only the Genuine, which always
has on the Wrapper the red z Trademark
and Signature Of j. IL. ZEILIN & CO.
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-27

The polled Angus Is making lis way rap.
idly to the front. More Of this breed were
imported this year than ever before, and
more than oil other breeds put together.
The advocates Of this breed have an abund-
ance Of faith in 1t. They sent to Scotland
and occurred the country for the best All
mails that could be obtained, and they
spared no expense in their endeayo,s TO get
the choicest specimens OF the breed. They
are steadily growing in favor, and the an.
nouncement that the frat pTiza in "lhe 8
and under years" ring was wen by one oil
hem will stimulate the demand, and the
prospects are that they will demand higher
prices than ever before. The Herefords
are to-day selling for three times as much
as the short.horns, except in special in.
stances.
Since the fat stock shows were Inaugural.
ed in this city, six years ago, there has
been great improvement In the quality Of
the cattle brought to this market. Many
well-posted stockmen say that the improve.
ment throughout the West is fully % per
cent, and prominent breeders in this State
state unreaervedly that the Illinois
cattle are so per cent better than they
we're seven years ago. On The Western
and Southwestern plains the ranchmen
have crossed, and will continue to do &c
more and more each year, tho native stock
with the shorlhorn and Hereford straius
Owing to this irfllepce there Ia gradual
living out OF the "long-horn" Texans.
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.A4ARR n
HAY.FENER

healthy secrctions Il allays inhhmmhHon, pt3-
tscts the menbranfl liningj OF the head from adj
SItionai coda conf leteIy AIS the sores and 70
TIRES the sense OF i ste and smell Beneficial re-
sultg are realized BY few applications, A thor
op Mnennaied Tor COZ i In the HEAD, HEADACHE
and DsApsEss, or any kind Of mucous membranal
irritHtions Send for circular. By mail, prepaid
SOC a package stamps received. Eod by all
"h''ssAis anu te'A'' ~ ELY BROTHERS,
ao-h.,w Ilrrrytsts OEeRo, ny.
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''1 Ir-:nMEPRooE.

rt,,cr and Live: diseases and Rheuratlsm.-
s,s.msI' ferTiblf--"SOlnIDg seemed 70 help me
e'u'u Nv ZEPI. PHlLLIPa,
Wheelin ". Va
c,,.,,n rolvnu, C! Noe. Impaired voIce.-sui
ieIei Tor yeArs patent ciic!He iAl CD 70 help me
d. Sn'1n e0AIp'e''' CHARLES CuADDUCK,
o! FpeIdel Z Co., Nhe Ling, ". Va.
n,,,c,Srs and liberated Stomach. Treatment
nv ws THOAAS HOLT, lniurAiet Agent,
them for IIHE!osa yeaStf "a sSiD
ET EToiui1, Running Cores on Kead.I''Iy 900 .ss
,AiicteI Tor fourteen yesTS. Nothing seemed 10
help n'm' VI F MRS. CATHgRINE CAPS.
Market Street. Wheeling, ". Va,
rsnrcr-"sufIelcd for years with Cancer. Had
1, mi 0I three hints 1t returned after each opcr-
I,oa u. Smith cured me without kills, clIGat
XIX Ftttu'a Of Anus Flat Of my back for Il
week. Reported Cylng: Dr. smith cured ms
n'aOu' AH''' IL NV THOMAS CoLyIN,
wholesale Grocer, &ain ct, Wheeling, -. Va.
ulcclEli1us Of / ectum, ProlApsus and Files
uW.s ii, IN I'D 10 die mud prcnyuuced inCurEble.
Dr.. lniIA cured me without KNIFE; ,v,,,v
Martins Ferry.
Rrr, Il. 0. Laid writcs:-"Dr. Smiths piotes
bcnS services In my family have BEEN most Gatls-
factory, aud commend him 10 all M gentleman
lAd sLilllul physician.
"a; SCyen years and treated by many physicians iol
Dyspepsia. Dr. smith .A!d had a laps worfn, and
ID eight hours removed a monster le9 feet Ing"
FenGle Complaints three ycarSin hospitals iol
females II me peculiar ~ IN such cares
FtSOLS cured Ui c,t4nh. diieAseS OF heart, liver,
stomach, kidneys. ski1, blCoi, nerSous affections
and weakurSSes Of men and youth, scfoiuia ano
asthma testify tony success.
Piles cured without the kuiie.
PSiIcnty at distance may DO treated by letter
snd satisfaction guaranteed. A chart for self ex.
animation tent on receipt Of two three cent stamps,
and advice Eeturntd Tree.
Consultation at ollce free. ONCE hous from Q
LrtO7P ", daily. Call on or address
JOHN X. SMITH, N. D..
myI2nAw No. 1874 ChAp'inNS t.. Wheeling. -. va
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DR. FREAsE's

nR. FREAsE'S
WATER CUREEsTABLIsHMENT,
4 health institution In It's 3oth year Tor nearly al
kinds OF Chronic diseases. and especially the dis
eases Of Women. lnyNllds arc invited 10 CORES
pond with us. Circulars free. Address,
8. FREAsE, II. D.,
ial2rrAv New Brighton, RAavPr 20. IA.
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM

has gained an enviAhle
reputation wherever
known, displacing all
other preparations: An
article Of undoubted
merit is convenient
and clearly. It causes
no pain nor sneeztng.
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FTa2Ii{zg!gg!!!zy!E
g!!!EI.HI.Ij| 5iS'
100000 FOR AZ.

n n xeguiar Mop thIy Drawing will tai q
II place In the Masonic Hail, Masonic Temple
Ju building, In Louisville, KY,
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Ghe GnteIEfqenfe1:.
Mee Nos. rs anu % To1Fieonih s,reo.
BEEP OArTLr.

The Fat stock show at ChieasO-Even
scoring by the RaVorIIcs-Steady and
Marked Improvement.
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Charcoal as Food,

Whatever increases the power of lay
ing on fat or promoting the rapid and
healthy production of flesh must be food
or equivalent thereto. This pure char
coal does most etfectually, as recently
proved by taking the live weights of
two lots of sheep, and simply separat-
ing them by an ordinary net, the artific-
ial food, corn and cake being carefully
weighed out to each lot alike daily, one
pint of charcoal being added to one lot
only. When reweighed prior to selling
to the butcher, the increase in weight
was in favor of charcoal by 81 per cent.
Sanitation 'alses easy and complete di-
gestion, and assimilation only can ac-
count for these results, which charcoal
alone can accomplish. The charcoal
should be given mixed with the food,
except in urgent cases, when it may be
mixed in water or thin Cruel and given as
a drench. The dose is one pint to every
twenty-five head of sheep or lambs.
One quarter-pint per head for fullgrown
cattle. and two teaspoonfuls to one des-
sertspoonful for young calves, daily,
when suffering from disease or In i'll
condition. To keep in good health and
IoitilS ttSdlust uISedst the u0Sc should
be given two or three times per week,
according to the class of food they are
having and the state of the atmosphere.
The best plan is to wet quantity of
bran, pollard or malt combings; mix
the charcoal among it. and then amongst
the food you give them. For rapid and
healthy fattening of cattle it should be
used daily amongst their food. Char
coal for internal and medicinal purposes
must be pure vegetable charcoal, free
from all irritating and injurious foreign
matter. The charcoal, when coming
into the users possession. must be kept
perfectly dry and free from any i'll
smelling surroundings, such as vapors
OF stable or artificial manures, ETC., or
1t will absorb them and thus become
septic, and of no medicinal value. 1t is
better Kept in a closed bin or tin canis-
ter, with closely-itting cover-Farm
and Home.
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Better Things.

Better to smell the violet cool, than sip the
Better TO bark a hidden brook, than watch
diamond shine.
Better the love of gentle heart, than beauty g
fayors proud;
Better the roses living seed, than roses in a
crowd.
Better TO love in loneliness than to bask in
love all day;
Better the fountain in the heart, tnan tne
fountain by the way.
Better be fed by mothers hand, than eat alone
at viii;
Better to trust in good than say, My goods my
storehouse FILL"
Better TO be a little wise, than in knowledge to
abound;
Better to teach child, than toll to fill perfec-
tion's round.
Better to sit at masters feet, than thrill a
listening state:
Better to suspect that thou art proud, than be
sure that thou art great
Better to walk the real unseen, than watch the
hours event:
Better the ''Wel done," at the last, than the
air with shouting rent.
Better to have quiet grief, than hurrying
delight:
Better the twilight of the dawn than the noon
day burning bright.
Better death when work is done, than earth s
most favored birth;
Better child of Gods great house. than the
king of all the earth.
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How Best to Preserve Eggs.

Farmers who have large numbers of
eggs to preserve, store keepers, who
take eggs lin trade, and all others who
handle large quantities of eggs, depend
upon lime-water as preservative.-
Casks of various kinds are used to hold
the eggs, and some country store-keep-
ers have so many that they require large
brick cisterns placed in the cellar, that
are cemented, and hold immense guam
titles.
While some immerse the eggs in SIM
pie lime-water, others hold that the ad-
dition of small quantity of salt in
creases its preservative qualities. Those
who have had an extended experience,
advise shaking bushel of stone lime
and adding water to make 60 to 65 gal
Ions, and four quarts of salt. This mix
ture is stirred a few times at intervals
and allowed to settle. The perfectly
clear liquid is dipped off and poured in
cask to the depth of Is inches; then
eggs to about a foot in depth are placed
in the liquid, and some of the pickle
that is a little milky is added. More
eggs are placed in the cask, and some
slightly milky pickle is added for each
foot in depth. When the eggs are with
in about four inches of the top of the
cask, they are covered with piece of
cotton cloth and upon the cloths spread
two or three inches of the lime that set
tied after the shaking. 1t is important
that there be always sufficient pickle to
cover the lime on the cloth The object
of placing upon the cloth the lime that
had settled, is to keep the water con-
stantly saturated with it. Should some
of the dissolved lime be changed into
carbonate. more is at hand to be dis
solved american Agriculturtst for
lTu,y
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Ropf'h IN the Eaad

Alabama street has drummer whose
head IS as void of capillary substance
as a hens nest is of mares eggs; and
on that point he is very sensitive.
A few days since quite a number of
travelling salesmen were sitting around
the bright fire Of Locust Groves best
hotel, when MIR. Baldhead remarked:
'Smith. how is that girl o yourn get
tin along now?n
(Which one?" asked Smith.
The one you promised to marry,
and whose pa fired you out of the win
dow"
At this all the boys laughed, as that
unpleasant incident was recalled to
Smith.
That's all right" returned Smith
after he could be heard. Il may 90 to
see girls, and get fired out by the old
man, but I've never yet called on a
young lady and had TO 90 back to the
rack, get my hat and put it on before
she could recognize me. atlanta Nd
iaz
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A Man Of Nerve.

, few days ago a retail dealer in an
interior village closed his doors. and
the agent OF Il wholesale house who went
down to secure a compromise, found
that he would not be able to get five
cents on the dollar.
YES, business was pretty good,' ex-
claimed the dealer. "but l never rccov-
cred from the panic"
Why, that was ten years ago
''les. but it has been hanging over
me ever since"
"HowP"
why, | married a milliner who kept
shop next door, thinking it would be a
good spec. to combine the two branches
OF business.
"a truly wise policy, should say"
1T was, eh! Well. that was what
busted me. She had a stock valued at
$4,000, owed about 50, 600 and gave me
the shake after gobhling up $1,000.
The only wonder to me is how | have
pulled along until could get in debt
over $4,000. Some men would have
given up long ago in blank despair. -
Val ST. Ne1DS