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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12
BREAKFAST BUDGET.


land on Wall street is worth Sl5, 10000
M acre; on Broadway, $2.OOO,OoO.
Three.fiiths Of the Russian newspapers
are published in Paris or Switzerland.
Michigan burns bird's.eye maple for
fuel and Liverpool buys it at slGo a thou
sand. s4.,- .ats
Building in New York this year will
reach $40, 100000, judging from the progress
in January. -,-
AT the end Of the Revolutionary War
there were only iorty.three newspapers
published in this country.
A Mexican physician, DR.. Carmona del
yalla, thinks he has discovered the germ
Of yellow fever in parasitic mycelium, to
whose presence the "black yOmi% is due,
The Emperor Nero was the first to use
an opera glass ut tho theatre. He was in
the habit Of scanning the features Of the
performers throttsh large emerald mount.
ed in gold:
Mrs. Henrietta Wiley, daughter Of Henry
IIarbeck, worth 100000, living near New
York, rot drunk enough to knock her
coachman's hat into the gutter in playful
way. and the courts are asked by her
daughter aud him to adiudge her an habit
uni drunkard.
The Georgia Democratic papers depre-
cate any heated canvass Tor the Governor.
shin at the present time. They believe
that a struggle would be upseemly, and
the neople are in no mood to encourage
one one Some OF them advise the nomination
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12

aud election OF acting Governor Boynton
to al out the unexpired term.
One hundred match heads pulverized is
the fayorite dose for suicides in Germany
at present 1t has replaced Paris green.
Turpentine In small doses Is an antidote
for phosphorus.
John Fernie, an English engineer, In a
paper before the English Institution OF
Civil Engineers, pronounced the mild steel
fIre.box in use on the Pennsylvania road
IA perfect Gre.box." The English still
make copper iirc'boxes.
The Dunkards, who are the best farmers
in Virginia, are selling their lands in the
Shenandoah Valley at from 500 70 $50 an
acre, and then buying farms in the tide
water counties, the exhausted tobacco
lands, at from 50 to SIS per acre. The
Dunkards went 10 Virginia from Pennsyl-
yania before the Revolutionary War.
A member Of her class OF '5S has just
made Yale College present Of 100000.
not q few OF Yale's most ardent friends are
OF the opinion that what the college badly
needs just now is to have q generous
hearted man come along who will agree to
take that 'ultaomniscient professor off her
hands.-Neap York Tribtlns' compliments 70
Prof. Summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12
PERSONAL.

Queen Victoria will open in person the
international Fish Exhibition at South
Kensington next May.
Mary Anderson, according to the Artist
Mil!et is the first to wear the genuine
classic Greek costume on the stage.
Pere Hyacinthe, accompanied by his
wife, will spend the coming summer in
this country and will lecture in various
cilieg. . I
Nathaniel Taylor, Of Boston, who was
Professor Agassiz' patron and enabled him
to dig up curiosities in Central. Africa, died
on Thursday.
At Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilts fancy ball
the Star Quadrillc will DO illustrated by
the electric light, il possible, and each lady
will carry small electric battery.
Cardinal 5IcCloskey on Saturday cele'
brated the thirty.pinth anniversary Of bis
elevation to the episcopacy OF the Roman
Catholic Church. nei now nearly seventy
three years Of nge, having been born In
Brooklyn, March 20, 1910.
Among recently proved wills in London
was that Of the late Lord Wemyss and
March, whose personal estates amounted
to more than $4,000; and that OF the
late Charles Barring Young, whose personal
estate footed up to more than 81, 10000.
Mr.. A. Bronson Alcott has 50 far recov.
cred his health as now to feel confident
that he will be able to discharge his duties
as Dean Of the Concord Summer School OF
Philosophy at it's approaching session and
also to deliver the course OF lectures as
signed to him In It's programme.
The latest story about Senator Tabor is
that he urged Senator David Davis, when
Congress adjourned, to hurry up his we'd
ding, Il her really was to be married, or to get
married anyhow, and make with him
(Tabor) joint bridal tour across the cor
tinent in special car, truly palatial in all
its equipments; and he added, as a fral
and irresistible argument "We'll make
Rome howl, and the whole show shant
cost you cent"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12

The Senate OF the United States is some
times called the House Of Lords, because
il is the upper branch Of the National Leg
islature, aad because it does not represent
directly the people. The Senate has come
to resemble still more the British House
Of Lords in that 1t represents great wealth.
Seats in that body are the ambition oil q
certain class Of rich men, more particular
" Of men who have suddenly acquired
great wealth.
They are generally from the West, the
land OF great possibilities, prolific OF pho
uomena and monstrosities. They make
little or no pretense Of fitness. They have
money, and whatever that will get for
them they mean to have. "Honons" they
particularly desire, for all they are
supposed 10 bring with them
power, social position, an elevated :pedes.
tial from which their gold bags may be
seen by the multitude. They are usually
"selI.made men," by which, in their cases,
ia meant men who began Door and are
ending rich. Aside from their money.
getting knack they are not only not above
other men, but will not measure up
to the average Of intelligence; rude,
vulgar men who make display Of their
yuIgarity and do not know enough to know
that people Of infinitely less moneyand pro-
portionately more brains are laughing at
orpi,ying them. They are soleit.handed in
manners that they would not be tolerated
in any society above the lowest IT they had
not money and position"
Tabor, the Senator Of month, Is an ex-
aggerated specimen of the type. He be-
gan by buying his place, spent iavishly-a
thousand dollars week, 1t Is said-"to
get into society,"" and made daily exhi'
bition af himself. Nobody respected him
III few had the taste and courage TO
spuru him-but he seems to have been en-
tirely content with his season" us well as
entirely unconscious that liz was not doing
the correct Senatorial thing. He boasts
that he can return to the Senate il he
wishes to, and we have no doubt
he knows what he is Boosting about. But
he will at least be Ex-senator" to his
grave. and n man Of his vulgar instincts
and great wealth would willingly pay
Handsomely for that title, as rich fools
elsewhere buy coronets.
There is no particular censure to be
heaped on ''solid men" Of Tabor's stamp,
but what language shall ftly characterize
the constituency which makes possible
Misrepresentation in the Senate by mere
money.bags?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12
DIED.

CowI-on Sunday morning. March II. 1853. att
O'Clock, CATHERINE CowL, in the Alh year oil her
age. ....I
Funeral from the residence OF Charles J. Mayer,
No. 7O7 Main street. this aiternOonat o'clock, In
termtut private. IniermeutRt Mt. Wood Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12

PRor. JAMES A. sEwELL A. NJ, n. D., OF
Medical Faculty, Laval University, Quebec,
states: ~ have found Colden's Liquid Beef
Tonic particularly useful in advanced stages
OF consumption, weakness, dyspepsia, and
all nervous affections. In pregnant women
1t has been retained when every, other artl-
Gle OF food was rejected. Palatable and easy
OF Digestion" Take no other. AWf&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12

PEOPLE who live remote from the sea
shore can make good artificial clam by
rolling piece OF soap in sand and ashes,
and eating it when 1t is about half COOL
This Is rather better than the real clam.
but it will give inlanders an appropriate
idea of the iuxury.-Proridenc Pres.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12

TIE latest styles Of wall paper are SO
gorgeous that q family eau no longer take
comfort wearing out old boots and split
back vests around the house. Everybody
sort O feels rs il he WAS away on q visit
Free Pres.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12

A CENTURY since the Hawaiians were
sayages aud cannibals. Now they use the
telephone, have bank defaulters, support
gambling establishments, and show other
evidences OF Christian enlightenment and
modern ciyilization.-N0rrfNown Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12
CEALED PROPOSALS.

SFAIITU TItVE Ve3hINJ'
CLEsx's oPrICE, BOARD COMMISSIONERS. /
OHiot ovSfY, W. VA. March TO- 1858
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofice
until the 18th instant, At y noon, Tor furnishing
Common collins, stained, for any burials that may
be ordered by q County Commissioner within the
oily district OF Ohio county for two years from
April ], lSsa
ajs tha[ NAV 6e ordered BY County Commits.
sIouer on Superintendent oiCounty luhrmRry within
the country dlttriets Of Ohio county, fortwo year
from April J. 1883.
bidders to specify the price oil collins Tor persons
over and under Il years u age.
Also price OF heafse, hack and buggy.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any or all
mIi3 =! ''Ns' ROBERT B WOODS. Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12

DR.. OSWALD says: "From the moment
that young monkey is weaned he has TO
steal" This is all the more remar kable
from the fact that monkey is not elected
to fill political office, nor appointed a
bank cashier in New Jersey.-NOrr. Herald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12

R. v. PIERCE, NJ. D., Buffalo N. Y: Dear
Sir-My wife has been taking your Golden
Medical Discovery" and PELLETS for her
liver and general debility, and has found
them to be good medicines, and would recon-
mend them TO all sufferers from Liver Com.
plants, Sour Stomach, and General Debility.
Yours iraternAllv.
nj ATh&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12

You can throw pair Of Celluloid Eye.
Glass frames on the pavement without bresk'
ing them. For sale by all leading jewellers
and opticians. NWr&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12

DIAMOND eyes are so perfect and SO beau
tiful that 1t is a pleasure to use them.
Equally good for dark or light colors. Ten
cents. MWRtW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12

nIEER-PLANT-In baltimore, Nd. Monday,
March 6, isSS, by Rtv. J. Watts shaaa. Mr. IoHS 7:
BIKkR, Of Baltimore. to Miss FANNIE q. PLANT, Of
wheeling W, Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12

INVALID mothers, weak children, nervous
and fretful infants are benefited by using
Browns Iron Bltters. Harmless and ettica-
e;ors DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
ney, Bladder aud Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-03-12
rRAyELERs GUIDE.
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s 62am, SS7Am, il G2a M, 402 p m III m. ~
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m $50 a m, 4p m. AfRivE-S3 30 q m, 10 30 4 N,
2 30 D m, 100 y m. 20
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-03
THE GREAT TRAITOR TO HAWAII.

Below will be found Nawahi's statement,
confirming that Of Pilipo, that Gibson tried to
lead them into an infamous course of conduct.
Fellow Soldier for Hawaii, Hon. G. w. Pr
lipo; Dear SIR
We are all in good health. The Hon. p.
Haupu has lost his mind. He is confined in
the Jail as a unatic.
! have not forgotten any thing Mr.. Gibson
said to US both at the Hawaiian Hotel in 1878.
have had absolutely no time to reply because
Of my being entirely occupied with the ac-
counts Of +. Kekoa (tax assessor for Hilo).
Mine will probably be the very last book (of
accounts) to be handed in in all the kingdom.
"What is this affair between you and Pilipo
and the old man (Gibson)1 Was the question
asked Of me by the son-in.law in my Office
What AFFAIR." said /. "Why this matter spoken
of in the newspaper"
Yes, Pilipo has testified with truth as to
what Gibson put US up to doing; but We did
not do it. He made no reply.
A HAPPY NEW XEAR TO YOU.
j. NAwAHI.
Honolulu, Dec. 20, 1882.
-Pae dina, Jan. 20, 1882.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-03
THE MATTE PRESS.
THE CANNON.

Many inquiries are heard regarding the can
non and the warlike material purchased lately
by the government in Europe. What are
these things for3 Is our government preparing
for war ? Is the government fearful OF some in
ternal Disturbance Is it feared that rebels will
rise up against the throne2 These are appro-
pirate questions ; for when the government
prepares for war, it is proper to inquire,
"what is the cause Of the war p All peace
able citizens wish to know the purpose of these
warlike preparations, ifindeed such prepare
tions are really being made.
The character of the guns bought by the
government is such as are used in deadly con-
fiict, when much carnage is to be inflicted
These guns have no other use.
If some other sort of cannon had been
bought, such as are used in saluting on holt
days, etc, it were possible for us to think that
this were mere amusement of the govern
ment, when it spent the money Of the people
for artillery but, it is not so. The design of
this sort of cannon, and their appurtenances,
are universally recognized to be for the purpose
of shedding blood, so it is said. If such is the
case it is entirely in order for the loyal sub
jects of the government to ask, What is the
rived when it is necessary for our government
to prepare for war; bloodshed) Are there
reasons in our midst, or foreign complications,
perhaps, which make it incumbent upon our
government to prepare to resist its enemies by
war?
In the address of the King at the opening OF
the last legislature, it was stated that our rela-
tions with foreign powers were entirely peace
full and harmonious. How is it with us at
home What are the internal disturbances
that lead the government to make great prepa-
tions for war? lave we turbulent popula.
ton? Are we wont to make insurrection3 How
about the foreigners in our midst; are they not
living with us in the observance of the laws
They are living in peace and harmony. 1t is
true that great opposition has been made by
wise and thoughtful persons TO some of the
many acts of the government, for they have
seen clearly that the country and the people
will meet with disaster as a result of such acts.
But has this opposition transgressed the bounds
OF truth, oi justice, or Of the rights guaranteed
by the constitution The right Of talking, dis
cussing and criticizing is accorded TO all Ibis
right belongs to all citizens it is the inalien-
able right Of every one.
The wise will discuss with wisdom the
fools will be mere time servers. Against whom
then, are these cannon and warlike munitions
provided What is their purpose What wor,
are they intended for?-hn0k0a, Jan. 20, 1883,
THE COMMITTEE TO COLLECT TRIBUTE.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1883-02-03

thought he was introducing good method by
which the district could offer tribute to the
King, but instead of that this has become
method by which the King and the members
of the committee are brought to shame. II
their announcement is looked at, it will be
seen that nothing of this sort was suggested.
| am of the opinion, speaking on behalf Of
the people of North Kona, that the coronation
committee will not at all approve of this
course. And you my beloved people of North
kona are not at all at fault; let the meeting
bear its own sins.
Cease to pay attention to these foolish
guides, and do nothing save that recommended
by the Kings committee.
Yours truly, c. W. p.
ron behalf of the coronation committee, we
declare that we have not commissioned any
one to assess the Kings subjects for tribute in
pigs, fowls, money or other things. We have
left the whole matter entirely TO yourgenerosity
and loyalty TO prompt you to do as you are able
to do and are moved by your love for the
King. And if any one has done as is repre-
sented in the letter, let him bear the blame
himself, and not the committee.-ED.1
TWO WITNESSES ARE SUFFICIENT TO PROVE
THAT GIBSON is GUILTY OF TREASON.
We present in this issue of our paper letter
from Hon. ]. Nawah, which confirms the
truths Of what G. w. Pilipo said regarding
Gibson's attempts to urge them on to treason.
We are of the opinion that the positive as
sertions OF these two men amply suffice to
bring home with great force this high crime to
Gibson, and to compel his removal without
delay from his position as minister. 1t is not
consistent with the dignity of our government
that high position in it should be occupied by
such person as Gibson.
1t is becoming that the office of premier in
our government should be made pure, by the
speedy removal of Mr.. Gibson from his station
and that the Office should be filled by some one
with good reputation, Of clean repute both
in this country and in foreign lands.
Gibson has never attempted a reiutation of
those accusations of Pilipo which charged him
with Infamous proposals and now that this
second witness has come forward he has no
ground left TO stand on. He is done for, his
mouth is sewed up fast, and his hands are
manacled.
The victory of our two friends over the cum
ming plots of this manifest enemy of the
throne, the people and the government is
beautiful.
We wish there were many more such men as
G. w. tPilipo) and ]. n. q. Nawahi) among
our native Hawaiians.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29

M n e II Y
.sAAnd Fertilizers.

NJE have made erran e. mont, with some OF
w the most responsible aud extensive Man
ufacturers Of Agricultural Ma clinery and Fer
tlizers in the U. n, and we propose to offer TO
the FARMERS and others ar iicles Of superior mer-
It. only, which will give them entire satisfac-
ton, Aud secure their future custom Our losp
make good bargains with tito Manufacturers and
thereby NIKE good bargains for our customers
We sell the following Machinery, viz:
The celebrated Eclipse Engines &
Saw Mills, manufactured by Frick s.
Co, Pa. The celebrated Buttcrworth
Patent Machinery. Threshcrs and
Double Piniou@Leyer ard Steel Tread
FOwers, mannfacturcd at Trenton. n.
j., by Butterwortil & Bro. The Os.
borne Mower s. Reaper. for lamp,
shire county, and the Rochester or
Meadow Lark Mower & Reaper for
ssjoiving counties. Tho Thcfnas and
Champion Lay Rakes--Citler ills.
and Is eys,onc Culiivatois.
Esy VS. are.aiso. sole agents Tor the
Nov &c" Howe Sewing Machine, which
Ia without a rival. We are determined
to sell these machines as low IA any first
class machine can be sold. Please call
aud examine them. and we will sell them
TO you like the merchants sell store
COED, too.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1883-06-29
+ g r ILIZ r S =.

We are now scllin: q superior Corn
Fertilizer. Exchange Guano.' also G.
fnally suitable for all other Summer
crops-acts quick and Will not fire.
We will sell fertilizers Of different standard
hrnnds for Tie Fall trade. We will advertise
them IT. due time. Eer Please remember that
We are selling all the above pamed goods a,
Winchester, Va. also. Ary person desiring to
rur chrse at Winchester, Va will please call
on Mr.. George W. Harner, who eau he found.
any time, on Main ST.. opposite Taylor Hotel
SHOCkEY d HARNER
Agents for Hampshire aud adjoining counties
+ q. address -Rouney, w. Va,
/ nm also sole Agent for the Mason < HauIin
I or&Hu ~ Piano Co, for
Hampshire Hardy and Grant Counties, West
Va All sales are referred to me from the Fac.
tory, and can do AS well with these who want
to purchase as they Gao do by sending 10 the
Manufacturers
GEORGE ". SHOCKEY.
Romney, April 20 1853 Salesman
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.g1 a-,,.,- .,.s New Series Vol. ls-No.al5.

That MAS all he said TO her then.
. oWith.a IioyoYs light shining from
Der eyss Sllc led bun into the cosy sit
ting room.
- Very gently she broke the new. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn. @s
< L; WAS hara lfbio them 10 realize that
this Handsome. bearded stranger could
be their .Hasny, sho had left them six
or seven years ago. .lvi 10 bs
And when they fully comprehcnti-
ed the glorious truth, aud thai, il, was
their brave, talented Harry, who had
come home to them in their need and
saved their home from the ppoiler.
they evinced their Joy in q way that
left no doubt ofar perfect reconcilia.
tion in,thc' heart Of the young man.
b uaTy's visit to the old home.nook
was . pr0tracted one. And when hu
went back 10 the city it was with the
promise to return ut frequent in-
tervaIs.
His success in his chosen profession
was q brilliant one, aud many were
the generous presents which he sen.
home to his parents, who had grown
to fairly idolize him. 4s - 8
lie found more than two worshipers
at the old Wasbburn cottage. 80
Upon his next visit lie said to shy,
petite Petronilla:
why did you not marry some ore,
as we'll as Charlie and Joe?'
Because / couldn't bear to think
OF being happy with YOU gone, she
answered. s'e -
Very gently he clasped her in his
arms, and asked, with his brown
beard close to her face:
'Can you think Of being happy, now
that have returned! Remember,
am the one black sheep, ofthc flock =
lie received her answer then. But
1t was not until their wedding day
that the world knew how well she
loved Deacon Washburn's BLACK
shecp.'
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South Branch InteilIgcnoer.
William Harper. Editor.
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a FEEAK.--Mr. HEsRY W1rrra. who
resides at Dovesville. Rockingham Co.,
Vs., has 4 calf about 3 weeks old which
has no hair on IL, being calved that
way. The only defect about tie calf
seems to be in the tongue, which is lit
tie longer and thicker than ordinary for
calves Of that age. There is some very
fine hair about the legs, but the resi- Of
IL is rs free from hair as the palm OF
The Il" nd ShsaoJpjch TaHcg.