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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-17
EIY'S -"
CREAM BALM

has gained an cnv,al,le
reputation wherever
known, d!splacing all
other preparations. An
article Of uadoubted
merit Ia convenient
aud c!eaI,ly, II causes
10 pain nor gneeziIig.
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The necessity 10. prompt ard efficient household
these li9st-tter's Stomach Bt.ers il The ct!el 10
merit aud tho most popular. tr cgularjtv OF the
'tomach q! 4 howcls. malasial fever, liver s,m.
pnin,s, debility. rheumatism, and miner tilmcnts,
sami restorative and medicinal Safeguard, md II
y Justly regarded as tho lures. aud most compre.
hcnslvc remedy Of its clss. For sale By ali drug.
gifts aud tc4lCrS RennrnIly ias.1rhsiw
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A coIoRED gentleman in Texas asked a
druggis, for some Of ''dem sweet pills OATS
whitewashed, ~
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l}6Ware.

w "A
C!thc CulsInuCd use OF mercury aud potash for the
treatnCn: OF B.Uoi and Skin Dlaesses-they never
cure and nearly always tutute or totally ruin the
geaeIal htaih.
A WELLKSoWN DRUGGIST.
Ny drug store wSS the inst 10 sfllSw'fta Specific
It aSs then put mp IN quart bottles, which sold for
SjtUCNth. EnSE seen E'cat many casts cured
BY It's use and t0mc w q hAd tried I'LL OTIS OF
treatment. In fact have never known IL 10 fail
wheu lHkeu properly. sell lsrg. quantity Of II,
and for kll discst,s that ale dependent OH bleed
poison OF sGlu humuF. 1t cures
pimples and Blotches on the sain,
and makes tho complexion iair and rosy. As 10.
blood tAlnt, them Is 10 such word rs fall. ltcu,et
ctSs that hEYc Tong wi.tsood other sorts Of treat
innut and without any oil those recurring trouble.
ih generally follow uefcutlal nnd other 20 called
cuNs. I. l.. MAsSEsRuRG. Macon, GAP
DRY TETrER.
For years was Afflicted with Dry letter Of the
mos. obiinste type. Vas t;clted by many OF the
Ssh lnd mic, which, Instead Of cu:ipg the Tc
Ter rIippLed m4up With mineral poison and rheu-
matEm. TUE letter continued 10 grow worse, and
the Itching almost made h.e crazy In this condi-
tOu was induce 10 take Swiit'g specific, aud the
resu!t Ag rs astonishing es 1t was graif ling. In
few months the Te:ter WIS entirely well, the Met.
cu;di Poisoning, I'll out OF my system and ! was
well lan-and duo only 10 swiftE Specific. AL
Vt! sufferers should take 1t.
JANE, DuHNISG. Louisville. Ky.
WHAT A PHYSICIAN SAYS,
Cypress RIDGE, oSEoE Co., ARK,
July %, 1858.
lhave a bright little daughter who viii be two
yeaH OLD next MONTH she has been troubled
nearly ever since her birth with e skin disease.
WHICH ct first diagnosed chtckenfox, but later
found II 10 be ZONE tolt oil Y zen o. NJ any tate 1t
rc,is:ed very stubborn!y all tho different treat.
lnCutg. procured one DO tic Of Swlft's Specific
and gave Il 10 iu small doses three times day,
aaG In aShot While had the satisfaction TO see That
hae was entirely well. AN so well pleased with
It's effect on her that shall not only use 1t In my
ptactlce but shall administer |, u my other chill
,'ten aud take 1t myself.
". X. BRoSIE, N. D.
Our tsca!te On Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free TO appllGauts
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
uOi Drawer 8, Atlanta. ia.
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a. O. SMITH.
H Q. PETERAAN,

Justice Of the Peace.
C-ce-I1ver End Of seoond Ward 8&Yket Hour
Wi!iat!end 10 the collection Of claims. AL bud
nefa will be promptly attended to. mol
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oCu
Trade was moderately active on tire Hill to-day,
good cattle belug very we'll represented III the q
iefing.. while there were not near as many OF the
common grades. the Offering, consisting yety large.
" Of tops and good butcher cattle, The former be.
for tie better gades were r. 70 90 higher than
on last Monday othersshow no RppteClable change.
Qnotations SGbNo. with most 8 les from 4<t6xc.
MICA tous. -Piices ranged from SO 10 800 whole.
sale, aud trade only fair. ID. -. ,.'g7 -
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.AY.EEYER

healthy shcrs.ions. II silavs Inflammation, pro-
ditionM cods, completely heals the Foros and 70,
torea the sense Of tastc and smell. Beneficial re.
suits are realized b5a few applications. A thor.
ouph treatment will euro
Unclualed for COLD In tho HEAD, HElpAcHI
and btArIEsS, or any kind Of mucous membranal
lritatonS Send for circular. By mail. prepaid
Soc q pactrge-6tumps received. Fold by all
wholesale and retail druggists. -
ELY BROTHERS, =
oc2.Trhstw Druggists. Owego NY.
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~ 1t Ii n0ta
Liquid or Snuff.

Apply by the finger
into the nostrils. II
will DO AFFORDED, Ell.
ectually cleansing tho
nasal passages Of ca
tHrrhRl Yirlla. canRinp
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EfMAIKs on BERF CATTLE. .....
The arrivals Of heei cattle during the week
amountedto Gs7 head. against ISL head last week
aud soy head tho cOrrcspondlng week Of last year,
aud tho sifes were $50 lead, against ST head
Inst week, and 05t head sane time ono year sRo,
anu were As follows: 'sU =. ''IT''--'
10 Baltimore butchers ssh
TO Country 10
o EASTERN buyt 30
TO washington ..... ,....... 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-17

Oh. Atropls, ma csi, name, ..4#.
one boon 1 crave Que blessing sCek,
One spark oil that celestial fame
That animatcs our modern Greek,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-06-13
FURNITURE

that has ever been exhibited for sale in Wash
ington, at prices that will defy competition.
Those who anticipate buying will be well paid
in visiting the Furniture and Carpet Ware
nj
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-06-13
Let's Have the Truth.

In another month or SO il will he time
to begin advertising Northern summer
resorts, and We take this early oppnrtu-
nifty to ask great favor on behalf OF
the whole American Nation. We sin
cerely hope that some one hotel man out
Of the 10000 may come out with an
honest statement Of facts. So Tar AS the
resorts Of Michigan and Wisconsin 20
We hope to see an advertisement about
us follows:
This hotel can accommodate about
seventy-6ve guests in decent manner.
Any one over this number can expect
to sleep on the porch. Our rooms are
furnished with cheap furniture, poor car
pots and bedding OF the most common
sort. Any one Of our mattresses is war
ranted solid enough to answer for meat
block
This botelis not rs,aaa,ieally .aitu-
ated. In fact, the site Is the poorest in
the ncighborhooI, but we were looking
for land at two dollars per acre when
We bought. The views from the veran.
das and windows arc somewhat pictur-
esque, when not iutcrfered with by wind
falls, swamps and brush heaps.
1--WE have flies and mosquitoes in
plenty, and we neither use hy-screens
nor mosquito bars.
There is good rowing. bathing aud
fishing The rowing consists in polling
an old scow up and down, the bathing
ground has mud bottom, and when
you catch fish please let us know IL.
Minnows furnished free to guests
Which means twenty-five cents per
dozen.
1.-The climate is salubrious. We don't
know what salubrious means, but we
have lots of rain, plenty of north winds
aud very romantic fogs at night. Fires
extra We never knew OF any one
dying here, but perhaps that is because
we promptly ship all sick folks home be-
fore they have chance to die.
The table of this house is supplied
with very poor meats, Chicago butter
inc, fair grade Of potatoes. adultsrated
coffee, poor ten, second-class bread and
the usual assortment of pickles aud
sauces. Children eating at tho first
table will DO charged full price. All
meals sent to rooms will be extra.
"Washing-lists will be furnished at
the office, but the proprietor recon-
mends you to go over to the swamp and
wash your own shirts il you want extra
nice work
"Our rates are $3 per day, or $15
per week. While the terms may seem
high to you, you should remember that
VIC must make enough here in three
months to allow us TO live like nabobs
the rest of the year.
ANY one who may object to leaving
good home, pure air, plenty to eat,
aud frst-class bed for the sake Of en-
joying my privileges as mentioned above,
should ut once consult an eminent ply
sician. IL is the eminent physicians
who recommend my hotel. - Detroit Free
Press.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-06-13
Home Enterprise /!
HOME INDUSTRY!
FEW WORDS TO THE

A FEW WORDS TO THE
"A FARMERS
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY. would like
TO bring 10 your minds the indisputable fact
that animal bone FERTILIZER, stable manure and
lime are the only means by which land can
be permanently improved. Fertilizers, the
phosphate OF lime which Is Obtained from
South Carolina rock, or mineral phosphate,
may produce single good crop, but their ac-
ton for good then ends. Fertilizers contain
ing bone phosphate OF lime from genuine an
imal bone, not only produce good crops, bat
their action for good 10 seen for years after
the application, and fused few seasons the
land becomes greatly improved in its product
i've ability.
In speaking of bone phosphate Of lime, I
mean that Obtained from pure animal bone,
and not the quality OF bone phosphate Of lime
OF the present chemical analysis Of the South
Carolina rock, marked and sold as dissolved
bone have been manu- featuring the.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-06-13
Kissed the Wrong Girl.

On one Of the seats in railway train
was married lady with little daugh-
ter; opposite, facing them, was another
child, son, and u colored lady and
baby. The mother Of these children
was beautiful matron with sparkling
eyes, cxuberant health and vivacious
spirits Near her sat young lieuten-
ant, dressed to kill, and seeking VIC
tim.
BY and by the train approached a
tunnel. The lieutenant leaned over aud
whispered something in the lady's car
For the understanding properly Of this
narrative we must tell tho reader what
was whispered and what was the reply.
II mean to kiss you when VIC get into
the tunnel" whispered the lieutanant.
1T will be dark--who will see il y
Into the earth's bowels---into the tun-
mel ran the train. Lady and colored
nurse quickly changed seats gay leu
tenant threw his arms around the lady
sable pressed her check to his, and fast
and furiously raiDod kisses on her lips
IN few minutes the train came out
into broad daylight White lady looked
amazed colored lady bashful, blushing I;
gay lieutenant befogged.
Jane" said tho white lady, "what
have you been doing"
Nothing" responded the colOred
lady.
eyes, you havc,' said the white lady.
not in an undertonc, but in a voice that
attracted the attention Of all the car.
See how your collar is rumpled and
bonnet smashed"
Jane, poor colored beauty, hung her
head a moment, tho observed Of all OBJ
servers, and then, turning round to the
lieutenant, replied
"This man kissed me in the tunnel =
Loud and long was the laugh that
followed among the passengers
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-06-13

A resident Of Montana was out hunt
ing recently and storm coming up he
crept into hollow log for shelter. AZ
ter tho storm abated be endeavored TO
crawl out, but found that the log had
swellcd so that it was impossible to make
his exit. lie endeavored to compress
himself as much as possible, but with
Indifferent success. flo thought Of oil
the mean things he had ever done, until
finally his mind reverted TO tho fact that
instead Of subscribing for his local pa
per he was in the habit Of borrowing
Il from his ncighbor, and thus defraud-
ing the printer. On this, he says, he
felt so small that he slipped out Of the
log without an effsrt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-06-13
WASH B. WILLIAMS.

Entrances BIT Seventh street, n. w.,
$50 and 634 ID street n. w., and 633
Louisiana Avenue, n. w.,
oct 10y WASHINGTON, d q.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-06-13

The New Haven Board Of Health has
presented railway whistles as public
nuisanccs Some people are easily dis
turbed And il is always the fellows
who come down street about half-past
fifteen o'clock Saturday night, breaking
street lamps. singing "In the morning
by tho bright light, and fighting wooden
Indians, who go into the courts and COM
plain that tho Ginning Of the church
bells disturb their rest on the holy Sab
bath morn eaa d
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-06-13


LIFE IS WHAT WE MAKE 1T.
Let's oltener talk Of noble deeds,
And rarer OF the bad ones,
And sing about our happy days,
And not about the sad sncs.
We were not made to ireland sigh,
And whom grief sleeps To wake it,
Bright happiness is standing by
This life is what we make II.
vLets find the sunny side OF men,
Or be believers in IL;
A light there Is In every soul
That takes the pains to win II.
Oil there's slumbering good In all,
And we perchance may wake II;
2 Our hands contain the magic wand
This f. is what we make II.
Then heres IL. those whoAo loving hearts
= Make light and Joy about item
Thanks be to them for countless gems
We ne'er had known without them.
On! this should be happy world
10 all who may partair il;
The faults our own ii it Is not
This world is what we make il.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-06-13

DR.T. M. TALBOT, DENTIST, No,
IL 437 7th street, three doors from corner
e, Washington, ID. Q. Dentistry in all iis
branches. Teeth inserted 81 per set. All
work warranted. dec 2s-l
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-06-13

What this country is yearning for is
a public school system which will teach
the wives Of the future that light house,
keeping is something more than reading
novels aud starching their husbands
stockings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-06-13
ANIMAL BONE FERTILIZER

for three years, and II has given general salts.
faction 10 the crops Of Corn, Potatoes, Oats,
Wheat and Grass, also improving the land.
There Is certaialy no doubt 10 the mind Of
any farmer that animal bone fertilizer 10 bet
ter than mineral phosphate fertilizer, and as
have no Agents yet employed 10 the county
you can buy this fertilizer at manufacturing
price, which 10 from $500 TO $500 per ton
less than any other good fertilizer 10 the
market.
hope will get my share Of the patron
age. The farmers can come and see what they
get for their money, and examine the ingre-
dients Of my fertilizer before they are mixed
together. Send me your order and ! assure
you satisfaction. Orders by mail Of 10 person
promptly attended to. This fertilizer will be
sold for cash, or on time by giving note with
satisfactory endorsement,
Manufactured al HALPlN'S STATION by
N. J. WAGNER,
mar 28-2m Montrose r. o.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-06-13

One o! the best, If not the best collection OIL
rich and costly Parlor, Chamber and Dining
Rnnm
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1884-06-13
Black, Black and White
--AND--
WRITE DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT,

Wnerc we VIII NJ all Hmos keep u Choico
stock Of the following goods:
Black Silks, Black Surah,
Louisine, Satin Luxor, Rhadzimer, Satin
DeFlora, Merveilleux, Real India Pom
gee, Black and White Summer Silks,
All.Silk Grenadines, Plain and Broc-
AIDED Canton Grape, Grape Decline, &c
lupin's Celebrated Black Cashmeres,
Nuns Veilings. Drap D'Ete, Albatros,
Crrmclite and Camels Hair Grenadine
I'M WHITE GOODS
India Linens, Persian and Real Linen
Lawns, Nainsook, plain and plaid; Ma
salia, Real Swisses, OrgandieS and India
Lawns. Also. Percales, Satines, French
Batiste and Pacific Lawns.
Our Notion, Trimming and Embroid-
cry Department
Will be kept up to high standard.
Stock of Sun Umbrellas, Parasols and
Coochings was never larger. f
Complete line Of Ladies' and Child
ren's Underwear now ready.
ES-All goods sold guaranteed as rep
resented, and the LOWEST CASH
PRICES may be relied upon in all cases.
No Trouble to Show Goods.
Il. G.. DAVIS,
TO Market Space, cor. 9Th street,
may 9-3m Washington, d. G.
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tLEFTIiER LOVE,

Tho Sensational Eluprn.snt of Mis. VII.
lnrd-EnEaged to Another.
NV YoRE, Dee. 4.-Rcliable informa.
ton has been received by George E, simp.
son, Broadway banker, OF tho runaway
marriage Of Miss Mary E. Willard, Of
Washington, ~ and William Paxton,
a patent lawyer Of that city. Miss Willard
was to be married to Frank Simpson, Of
Kansas City, a son Of the bunker. Y The
wedding was Ia havebeen ona grand scale.
about | 800: invitations having been sent
out for the reception. The trosseau WINS
purchased in Europe L with rlnhorst"
jeTeiry in this city. Miss WiIlard's
lathcr is on her way across the ocean, J7
George q. Simpson when spoken to by
q MAI and E.rpress reporter said: II re-.
celved telegram from the young lady's
mother stating that Mary had been married
Yesterday morning without the knowledge
Of my member Of the family. Miss Wi.
lard and my son were acquainted for t],re,.
Years. There has been no intiulaion' on
her part that she desired to break the on.
gaYeuient; III fact, when financial tlit|i.
Guilty .soccurred with our firm in
t!t'1 Ecity { during the recent panic,
anu sa!i Offer was made to her
to cancel the engagement, she expressed
The strongest devotion for my son. She
ha'li barh ,oilen at my house and an attic.
l'oEIte intimacy appeared tn exist between
my dauglitcrand Miss Willard, who seem
ed to be q most exemplary young lady.
MY, son takes the matter philosophica)Iy
and considers it far better that he should
have found her want OF affection Tor him
now than at a later stage in life. At pres
ent he is at Omngc, n. j., but will soon
return to kauSus City. = -, :.
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NEWS IN ulsTEF.
The Log cholern prevails in many parts
OF Long Island, New York: III .''s;l' - : Z

The Log cholern prevails in many parts
OF Long Island, New York. .',sGi =
Governor Cleveland and party attended
the performance at tha Academy Of Music.
Now ork,yesserday, in mid Of ihe Actors
fund, NJ, ~ - o' 10
In the parish OF Saint Scholastiouc.
Canada, twenty children. have died from
diphtherlay lately, and seventy cases arc
now reported. q. 3 4 4 I'll. n : !
Rev: William, Rutherford, pastor of tic
Christian church in Salem, KY, has been
arrested on u charge Of Stealing 81 900 IN
cash and securities from John l'yner. z55
l.J. Ingalls,, u farmer Of Dresden, o.,
lost thirteen head Of! cattle from disease
supposed to be pleuro.pneumonia. Tic
cattle, came from Chicaso last spring. y :: =
NJ. ": Lloyd, OF Springfield, Mass, who
took Paris green md scut his tllrout ut
Westde!1, !rues.lay,, died last night, lie
retained consciousness md expressed re-
gret for his act, but did not visit to live. 4
Several carloads OF negro families left
Charleston, s. G., yesterday for Arkansas.
tour hundred more 80 Oil tho 10th inst. 10
California: They areled to change their
residence By tho persuasion Of emigration
agents. EIisf
Observation-Disclosures, The eS!,oe and Leather
Insurance Company, OF Boston, because
OF lis poor business outlook, voted to re.
insure It's risks in the Phoenix, Of Brook
Ign, and Niagaru, oI New York. md wind
up its affairs. The stockholders will
yealtae % or 05 cents on the dollar, *.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RECENT CINCINNATI ELEcr1oSs
To 'e Investigated by ths Springer Com.
mittcc-Ths Measures or. Importance
Introduced In Congress Yesterday. /
tH, Glnnhlngs OF the Capital. ~

WASHINGTON, D. O. Dec. 4.--Tho
Springer Committee on the Expenditures
OF the Department Of Justice, which by or.
der Of the House Is to conduct tho invcsti.
CATION Of the employment Of Deputy Mar.
sha|s IN Cincinnati at the October election,
will got to work shortly. The invcstiva.
ton will be begun in Washington, where
II number 0s witnesses will be examined
and then tho Committee will 60 to Cincin.
natl. The following witnesses have been
summoned to appear ind testify: Jas. ".
Donnclly, dishursing clerk OF the general
Land Oillce: Moses @. Write, clerk OF the
Pension Office, L. G. Ford, also clerk In
the Pension Office; John Wright, OF the
PostolIlce Department; George Mct;liresh,
cx.detectiye; Chrrlcs Hurley, cx.iircman
and William D. kuyanuugn, all Of WASH
ington. These, it is claimcd, were made
Deputies in Cincinnati on election day.
Ex-senator Powell Clayton, of Arkansas,
also vii! be, summoned, Several residents
Of ST. louis, local Republican politicians,
have been summoned, among them II! L.
Rogers: Henry M.nistreeanl Barney Hig-
plliS. n n 81 ulaf a-.sa .i-aHe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-05

WAslllSGToN SOCIETY may be said to lie
"convulsed." \ charming young woman,
an Iteircss, was engaged to be married 10
the son OF New York banker. Fifteen
hundred invitations-Worth's dresses
carloads OF prescnts-grcat expectation.
The heiress did not love the groom.clcct.
And so it came to pass that Miss Willard
quietly walked of and was married TO Mr..
William Paxton, It'll attorney OF good
standing, and Mr.. Simpson was left H.
mcnting. Regrets and modification "did
coldly furnish forth the marriage FEAST 3
II seems that this was 10 havc been II
European hisl.life wedding, tho essential
feature Of which is that everybody but
The bride Is consulted about the match.
Our American girls don't take kiedly 10
marriages Of this kind, and efforts to make
that exotic thrive on this free soil have in
the main been futile. All experience
teaches that young women do better 10
take kindly counsel Of their parents rather
than to marry in haste and repent in
leisure" But something is due 10 the girl
who has n husband picked ont for l,or. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-05

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 4.-Dclegates
representing clerks in postoiliccs through.
out the country to-day called upon the
Postmaster General 10 lay before him
proposition to classify postoilice clerks
and place them OH an equality with clerks
in other branches OF the government ser
vice. The delegates brought with them
the draft OF IL bill intended to secure these
results, and the Postmaster General sus.
gestcd they cause the bill to be INTRODUCED
in Congress when he would pass IN opin.
ion upon its merits. s
To the representatives Of the Philadel-
phia letter-carriers who seek 10 secure the
benefits Of the cighthour iw, Postmaster
General llatton today formally responded
that the Department never held that the
eight hour law applied 10 lettcr.carricrs,
and without considering The legal aspect
OF the case, he was Of the opinion that the
Department could not move in the matter
without clear definition OF the net by
Congress- .t, s..,a