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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-12-06

EDITOR SATURDAY PREss.-SV; In an
editorial on the currency in the T. c. Adver
tiscr Of this morning read the following
- The god here in December 3iSt, 1888 was
! $50, ,ooJ, the conversion Of silver adds $3.50.
900 to this giving total Of SI,4oS,ooo from
which must lie deducted Sis.7So. 50 the
excess Of esportaton' over impoua,ions, lcav.
| ing the gold available Tor circulation Si,4S3,
76o. So"
Are we to understand that we have at pres.
en-, available IN circulation SI,4S3, a69- 50
in gold coin II so | must decline to accept
this as fast, for have looked into the mat
tSr and my information, which believe TO be
reliable, gives just on, Alf Of that sum in U.
S. gold now in this county.
On the arrival OF the Marposa the balance
Of the gold will arrive, being the avails of the
MeSieans and s-franc pieces shipped to Cali
fornia by the government This amount
added to that already in the treasury TO meet
the demands OF the certificates OF deposit, OF
which there are $4,000 out in all-is
$1,000 in addition TO tha, sum there is in
outside parties hands 5000, 900, making the
total amoun, of U s. Gold in The country
$4,000.
There have b,en imported into the kingdom
during the present year, $1,000 in Ha-
waiian silver coin, all Of which is now in the
country This will give us total circulating
medium Of Sr,7lo,ooo, making the amoin, per
capita, allowing our population to be 72,ooo,
as stated in the Advertiser, S24.I6-which
compares fayorably with other nations.
Hon. II c. Buchard, Director Of the S
Mint, in his animal report for 1854, endirg
June 5oth, gives the following
United States, circulation, per capita. .s3a q!
Great Britain 4" - - az "a
France, -" e.. 81 os
Germany, 30 SC
It is eyiden, that 1t will be impossible ,t
carry OFT the present gold law with the amoun
Of silver a, presen, in circulation. there being
about 81 per cent, OF silver and only abou, 4.
per cent. Of gold.
Mr. Buehard in his report gives as the specie
circulation Of the following counties.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-12-06

Readers win We hope, pardon dearth
Of local news in the supplement, while
reading the very full account Of and
opinion upon the Spreckels'De Young
shooting affair.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-12-06

The following vas the condition of
available government funds tin round
rumhets) Yesterday =. ~
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-12-06
CToCKHoLDERs MEETING.

a meeting n the stockholders n tie iiaiavs auEa,
Co, vii he hsidsi The oiiics u G. Bfsssf Co, IN
Saturday, Hoysmbsf -, ~ - ~ ~, ihs pufpps 4
slsstins president IN place n hf. Bshfy May.
decreased JOSEPH q cAEIEp,
~ Sscfstsfy UaaNs Sugar CO.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-12-06

The Bulletin OF last nigh, hasa SEN
sible article. entitled A Little Shop
Talk.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-12-06
M ORTGAG EE'S MOTTO T.
Nl of Intention to Foreclos

Notice ia hereby given thar pur,uant 10 power Of
sale intain Ia ceuain NJ suga.s Deed, daied the
s1nI day u FLBKIAkY, a. ~, 1852, made W
THOMAS GRAHAM, u Honolulu. Oshu, to ED'
WAHD PRES iUN ,ofth Is ane place anl ~ said y.
WARD PRESTON assigned ~ IdUsi BHOWN,
which said Mortgage and the assignment thereof - oi
fo, ord in the pics Vi Regitfar Of ConyeysBces i
iibeI "a. ptges tsI aud 4o3 aud iyr breach oi
con, hons IN Said Aongag. Iced contained 10 VT the
ouIths share ~ interest VI tls .Ild IHOAiAo CkA.
HAM Of in and to the lands tensnes an hsreditiuens
~ said MIn&age deed contained aud dlefbed VII siter
he tine limited by law be .,ld II ~ DLIG AUCTION
On account the breach the c,nditlJds nefeinbe
fore neBtiontd
The property in said Mortgage described being
tuate at Leeo a ID more PAM uarly described IN
ROYAL PAfENr. NJ. eio. containing area OF
so5-iuoo acre.
CECIL BROWN, THOMAS BROWN,
Attorney Tor Assignee. A,signee u Mortgage.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-12-06

w / = irg@ss Is tAs o~i, tr,tas
sey .ssals,}, nsgni13 ,cit4 llf Niia,
DIV F,ns st,~ a&s o aail1naS5 Mty
am ., asbW s@,yfHtwtsh n, tho
g1sas,as AssAsi r., 1855
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-12-06
.BuTTERICKs CUT PAPER
PATTERNS.

"a. sspp'y y l~isa syIss ys.s sssissd--ss ss 70
plsnisAsd each ~sa,h-ssd i sAis al shsis naAsAsd
ps<s u rnos Q. THRuAs
sss-sa gssr tS.Syoas
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-12-06

z o. HALL g. SON,
Hay. jus, received ty the
ARTHA DA us"
FROM BOSTON.
Norway Iron-assoued sizes,
Downer'. Kerosene oil-,hs best.
Lard. Cylindsr-biaek and other.
Lubrieaiing oils--fos steamboat and p,anis-
tion use.
Kegs Mails. Hosse Shoes and Nails,
Cook Stoves. Farmers Boilers,
Axe. and Haiehs,s-a all si1es.
Eddy Refr,gerAiors- Asad sizes.
Bolsed Canal Bauo~s,
Garden Wheel BAro~s.
Ice Cream Freeser,. Rattan Yard Brooms.
Coaes Mills, Clothes wringers Rat Traps.
BOSTON CARD MATCHES,
Boa, Nals-al sires,
Cotton wss,s--in bales,
wo0l c.rd,-,~O sisss
Steam HCss-k AMI inch.
Caldsn Hoss--al ssr.,,
| Zine Wash Boards.
| Philadslph.a and Penn. Law MS~sf,,
Bfo~n', Fnneh Dsss.ias.
whiin.n. Dssss,s Hiaelias
>ioss goods TO arrive BY The
"HALIA." FROM XEW roRk.
NOW OVERDUE .
oa hand very fail ,oek Of sssa, suitable q
pL,n'a,ioa use.
We wogd cal The aitsn,irn sf Easiassrs sa Pian'a
hare ier the
DowNIE EUCALYPTUS BOILER
SCALE PREVENTIVE,
which 1, the On thias discovered thar -n sas
esssisy remove 2,hs .sIl. ir0a sean ssa'srs rssve
is fe. nation. aad al ,As ,as preserve The no
: saiirsly q. IN ,-sf ssas ios eirs-iA,s
Al he above nsailsasd s'ets sal b so'd a. ia.ss
m.rls, eries- T. o. HALL SON.
ss-sm cesssr klss For sr.. he@eisia
|
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-12-06
Steamer james DfoJsec,

FREEMAN, eonmana.T, Jeas,s HSncisiu eyry NJ.
dsys. % an. fyT WxisBss, Msisigs, ssrAS ss5
YilaI,a Returning iesyss kspsa .,.sy Jussasy, al
tbN., ard ,9aehfhs Al H@izlss ssd I" assss, sri,-
ng JAe. sssfy Wednesday sfi.tn>os.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-12-06

NcCssoos. '..-.....,. CoNnAsDGs
Leave, each Wednesday for Keunaisksi. H.nslss
: ukoo. Moanui- Haasa- w@ilss. Pelskuau AID Ka
aaoapa. returning each Noad-y evening.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-12-06
Steamer Planter.
Stodm or Iodi0ut.

day At pm. fof Nasisi1. toios. tl,sis, and w.I
fnss, Ksusi bsipraiuH lssse- ksrih~h ssssy
Saturday evening, srsinz b1k EVEN ssftsy rosuins
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-12-06
ROUTE AND TINE TABLE
THE KTSST
THE LEUUA.

wHissARTH. Observation-Disclosures. CospAsoxb
Leave, Mondays ats p. n. for paauhaS. koisis,sss
0os,ls. kuSaiAu, HosoLin.. Lsupaho~hoe Haksisu
md ononez- Returning all arrive back each ssiu-
lay
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24
I'ilins Up Titles.

Tho dispatches tell Of one Hon. Albert
Thompson, who thirty-hve years ago was
for 4 short time judge Of n New York
court, and who now asks to be sent to the
workhousc, where he has been before,
Strong drink is said to DO the Hon. Mr.,
Thompson's trouble.
This American fashion OF pursuing
through every condition OF life and
through all the stages OF decay every mar
who has in his time had a title by cour,
tcsy, is sonsclc.s and snobbish. When q
man gets SO low through dissipation thai
tho workhousc is his last refuge this side
tho grave, carrying all the way down q
title which in this country means nothing
VIC have q forcible reminder OF tho folly
which marks tho citizens ofthis Republic
with increasingtitles.
II wo must have something OF this kind
it should suffice to apply Honorable" {
a maj whilo no sits in Congress or hold.
othor high public place. When he passes
out let him leavo his title behind for the
noxt cotnor. This would not satisfy the
aping, Turnkey sentiment which is grow.
ing to rankness in this country, but il
would satisfy the reasonable demands Of
common sense.
Newspapers ought to cot tho example,
but they don't; and tho IyrgLL1ogScEr
of1onds against good taste with the rest o.
them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24
Fighting Free Trade.

When It was suggested to form a pro-
tcctivo tariff club to include all American
industries, it was sa!d that there were too
many conflicting interests to permit the
success OF the project. The men who are
pushing tho matter say that they arc
meeting Will, success far beyond their OK
%pcctations. e
There is no reasonable ground OF con-
flict. Unless we are ready TO live on
European wages, accept European rates
for money and generally come down to
the European level VIC cannot compete on
even terms. Unless every industry
stands with every other tho free traders
will knock one hole after another in our
dcfenses. They have organization, foreign
all and tho support Of n party which has
one house OF Congress and to that Is pre-
sently to add the Presidency.
Tho FREQ trade more can not be thwart-
ed ~cxccpt'by organized vigilance. great
national club standin; between tho bread
OF Americans and tho hungry hordes Of
Europe will DO Il tower of strength. The
Golden Club is active in this country; VIC
must mcot it with genuine American
,rk;,1o ....-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24
SCRAPS OF Il

A FUR quality Of artificial stone is made
Of eQual'parts OF lime and sand. 1t costs
about the same as brick.
A crane capable Of lifting 147 tons is in
process Of construction ut Hamburg. 1t
will DO tho largest machine Of the kind in
Europe.
Thoroughly cooked meat, when re-
duced to fine PARTICLES, NJ. won says, is rs
readily attacked by tho gastric sccrctions
as raw meat. re-
Paper wheel spokes are coming into use.
Tho paper pulp is forced into iron moulds
under heavy pressure, where 1t dries and
hardcns.
To restore tho colors Of carpets q thin
layer Of hardwood saw dust, well damp
encd with u solution OF common salt spread
over them and allowed to dry is said to DO
excellent.
A French chemist has obtained from the
outer layers OF birch bark q black gum
which possesses the ordinary properties OF
guttapercha, and also tho power to resist
the Injurious influence OF the air and the
corrosive action OF acids.
Inc alr-Dlndder found IN most fishes 10
u rujiment Of a lung, although it is used
not for respiration but for altering the
specific gravity OF tho fish. The gills rep
resent lungs only in function; they arc
totally distinct parts Of tho organism.
In behalf OF the industrial classes one OF
the French societies has recommended
the adjustment oithe circular saw, when
over practicable, on account OF the dan
gor to worklnen, the extra force required
and the greater amount Of waste.
Black marble may thus be polished:
Wash the marble with soap and water,
and when it is dry rub it woll with furni-
ture paste or French polish and then rub
it with IN old silk handkerchief. After
two or three trials tho marble will become
quito bright.
1t is estimated thatthe aggregate length
Of submarine cables now in existence is
nearly three times tho circumference OF
tho Garth. Each OF tho cables consist on
an average Of forty wires; therefore 215,-
100000 miles OF wire aro in use to carry
telegraphic communications under the
ocean. ~ "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24
Youn OWN coNrrcrIoNEn.
How to Make Candy-uscful Recipes for the
@ ."| Hama fircIN. .# .H. # fI

low to Make candy-usefui Recipes FOR tue
Home Circle.
BurrER scorcu.-One cup Of molasses,
one cup Of sugar, onc.hali cup Of butter.
Boil until done.
ALMOND CASDY.-procecd III tho same
way as for cocoanut candy. Let the nj.
monds be perfectly dry, and do not throw
them into the sugar until 1t approaches
the candying point.
MAnnLE CAsDY.-Four cups Of maple
syrup; boil until 1t cracks In water and
Just before taking from tho fire put in n
piece OF butter tho size Of MI cgg. II pro-
lcrrcd waxy, do not lot 1t cook 80 long.
suoAn CASDI-six cups Of white sugar,
ono cup OF vinegar, n cup OF water, II
tablespoonful Of butter In Mt tho Inst, with
ono tcaspoonful OF soda dissolved In hot
water. Boil without stirring ono hall
hour Flayor 10 suit tho tas,o.
CgHAM CASDY.-Four cups Of sugar,
two cups OF water, three.quarters Of n cup
OF vinegar, one cup Of cream or rich milk,
u piece OF butter the sizo OF an egg, two
t%oaspoonfuls OF vanilla, q pinch OF soda,
Lot It boil until It cracks In water, thon
work very white.
MoLAssm CAspT.-Ono pint Of raw
sugar, ono pint OF molasses, ono table.
spoonful OF vinegar, n tablespoonful Of
butter; cook slowly d long time until II
"strings' from tho spoon when taken up
pour upon n grcasel tin pan; then pull II
until II becomes white.
CHOCOLATE CARAMEls.-Two cups Of
molasses, II cup Of grated chocolate, one
cup Of milk, two %tcaspoonfuls OF vanilla
extract, ono tablespoonful Of butter. Boil
about twenty five minutes, then set To cool
in a buttercd pan. Mark in squares.
To CANDY Nurs.-Thrce cups OF sugar,
ono cup Of water; boil until it hardens
when dropped in water, then flavor with
lemon. II must not boil after tho lemon
Is put in. Put q nut on the end OF q fine
knitting.candlC, take out and turn on the
needle until 1t is cool. II the candy gcts
cold, set on tho stove for n few minutes
Malaga grapes and oranges, Quartered
may DO candied In tho game way.
CocoANur CANDY.-Grate very fine {
sound %cocoanut, spread it on a dish anG
let it dry naturally for three days, rs Il
will not bear the heat Of an oven, and !!
too oily for ,se when freshly broken
Four ounces will be sufficient for u pounC
OF sugar for most tastes, but more can BIZ
used ut pleasure. To M pound OF sugal
take one-half pint Of water, Il very little
white Of cgg, and then pour over tho
sugar; let it stand for Il short time, thcr
place over n very clear fire and let it boi
for n few minHtesj then set it one side
until tho scum has subsidized, clear it OF
and boil tho sugar until very thick; ther
strow in the nut, stir and mix It well, MI,
do not quit for an Instant until it is fin
ished. The pan should not be placed OF
the fire, but over ii, as the nut is liable t
burn with too fierce u heat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24
Unfurilng tho ruriod Banner.

A Pittsburgh clergyman speaking
through the Time, Of that city, says tho
Confederate flag was raised on a newspap.
pcr building In Now Orleans Mt the opc,l-
ing OF the exposition. Tho flag Of tho
United States tloatcd beside 1t.
This Is n leit-handcd way to signalizc
thcconciliation ofthclately Notifications.
The Confederate banner waved In m un-
successful rebellion. Tho thoughtful mon
Of the South furlcl that flag forever. II
cannot DO given to the breeze again with
out o%lTensc. There is no other country in
tho world that would permit n flag of
rebellion to DO raised after tho failure OF
the rcbcllions cause.
1t is not to DO inferred from the i'll
conceived act OF tho New Orleans nows-
paper that tho South is about to break out
in a blaze Of Confederate flags. There Is
loo much good sense among Southern met
10 mako that form OF idiocy attractive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24

They arc looking for you everywhere.
Drafts OF air in unexpected places, going
from hot rooms to cool ones, carclcssness
in changing clothing:-In short anything
which ends in a Common cold in tho
head" Unless arrested this kind OF cold
becomes seated in tho mucous membrane
OF the head. Then it is Catarrh. In any
and all its stages this deseasc always yields
to Ely's Cream Balm. Applied to tho nos.
trils with the tlngor. Safe, agreeable, GER
tain. Price fifty cents. MwrAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24
Told by n aInlintton Engineer.

". Paul UdS.
"You want to know about tho accident
in lS747 Well, l Was then running on a
last express train between Salt Lake City
and tho coast. About IL o'clock ono
moonlight night in autumn I noticed a
white horse running loose alongside my
engine. Ny eyes became transixed, and,
no matter how I tried, l could not take
them OF that horse. I pu, on more steam
and went at Il iorty.mile rate, but tho
horse went alongside ut an easy gait. l
showed her up to fifty and went flying,
but Whitley held his own. l yelled to tho
tiroman to shove in the coal, and in five
minutes more we were running sixty
miles IN hour. Finally tho conductor
rung mo up and came forward with his
hair on end. And what do you think be.
came Of tho white horse? A passenger on
tho train had tho picture Of a horse on
canvass beside 4 window, and the light OF
a lamp behind it tl.rewthe shadow along.
side tho engine"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24
BUDGET,

Tho latest fashionable shades Prcsbyte.
rian blue.
Tho Emperor OF Austria is noted fol
having the largest collection OF pipes in
Europe.
The German Reichstag will discuss thi.
Winter tho abolitionoicapita punishment
Wyoming, Montana and Nevada Indiana
report quail more plentiful this year than
over before.
"IIigher than Gildcroy's kite" Is a
famous phrase, but who wa Gilderoy,
and where did he fly his kite?
There arc 1857 lawyers in Georgia, onc-
fourth OF whom arc in some office, from a
justice OF the peace 10 the chief justice.
Young banana trees arc growing finely
at Los Angeles, California, and in some Of
tho sheltered valleys there will be quite a
largo crop OF fruit this year.
The practice Of guessing on tho weight
OF hogs, which prevails in Eastern Penn
sylvania and on Long Island, has been
more than usually INDUCED in this year.
Tho City Marshaloi Attica, Mich, made
ont an official document in this fashion
the other day: "Receyed OF Dr.. Kahn 2
dolcrs for tho privlej Of shoin . Knights.
-, Marc OF Attica."
a recent census OF Paris shows that
only 100000 Of the 2,730,92S inhabitants
wore born within its limits, showing that
tho metropolis drains the smaller towns
Of tho republic toa remarkable extent.
A Nevada minor and capitalist, recently
returned from Alaska, reports the finding
there Of a remarkably rich marble quarry.
in which, strange to say. wero both red
and white marble OF tho finest quality.
A novel charity plan has boon adopted
in the Kansas City schools. Each pupil
was requested to bring mi potato. The
result was five barrels Of potatoes to send
70 tho Home for tho Friendless Tor a
Christmas gift.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24

QuAcK doctors, electric belt and other
swindlers who live. by frightening our
young men and young women by nasty
circulars, will find their occupations gone
when it becomes generally known that
Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsa.
parilla is a certain cure for all weakness
Of tho urinary organs, nervousness, etc.
Obey the laws Of health, take a few bot
ties OF this simple remedy and you will
soon be restored to perfect manhood and
%womanhood, free from all .worrimcnt Of
mind and distress Of body. DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24

"Tho Nutshell sorics," published by G.
p. Putnam's Sons, Now York, is composed
OF six neat little volumes devoted tc
Philosophy, Epigrum and Epitaph, VIII
and llumor, Proverbs, Wisdom and Scnti.
ment, tastcfully bound and in a pape,
case. b. Wilson, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24

Mn. r. b. AsKEw, tho lato Assistant
Postmaster ut baltimore, said some time
ago: "lIaving had occasion to try DR..
bulls Cough Syrup, I unhcsltaiingly pro.
nounce 1t tho best remedy l havo ever
used. 4 small bottle relieved mo OF a
severe Cough. ,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24
GTOCkS FOR SALE,
Valuable Be|laire Properly for Sale

We will sell one Of tho best improved r%t,orSr!Gss
In Bellairc, O., Consisting Of four and olellaIL .! ~
fronting tic liver, Oh which there Is II iatsc gn Y
house Of twelve rooms, with water. gas ana H II
necessary conyenlcnccs. The property G' u ~ n
brick stable ind other outbui!dlngS. sewef"s' =
the river. ,,,, hs
The buildings occupytwo and one; hall ion; 'n Nv
other lots arc vacant. This propcr.r Is si'as,eI Nj NJ
Grnvcl Hill aud Is one o! the finest ~ ih"si'!' N"'
will be aold for tho onc.halt OF what 1t cost
For particulars, call on or address ,u-o
T GARRETT l. ANDERSEN. n
noaS Kfnl Estale Agents, EeIlhlfc. v.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24

Why aro broken heads like a rule in
arithmetic; They arc vulgar fractions,
which can DO cured by St. jacobs Oil.
Certain cur
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24
Spreial Antiecs.


4 CARD.-To all who arc suffering from e,,ors
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Iyll-Mwriw nl- Is -. Eas.El2
FITS:-All Fits stopped FREQ by Dr.. Kline's Great
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to It NastE ,1oU nn9-MwrAw
BEAUTIFUL UAFDS.-A1 set OF magnificent
floral cards. ~ BY 6 inches. sent free to ali persons
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Chemical Co., baltimore. Md. G1ass deli, MwAF
MO CURE, NO PAY.-WHlTEc
~ HURsT's cpdar lalsam In warranted to cure
coughs, colds. Group, throat md lung diseases. etc.
six drops a dose. Try y. II not satisfied rrtutn
BY Chs. h, Goetze, III Sixteenth street, aud iii
druggists. Price 10, noatAwy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24

IN MEMORY, rf,
In memory Of HARlY, only child Of Louis and
Mary 6GlWalb, aged . years.
Our little dnrllne's left rs
TO Join the band above,
That knows no woe or iOrrow,
lIut peace md Joy aud love.
Oh, would that wc were with him ~
10 sing our songs OF Joy, r.
And praise the Lord of Heaven
With our dear angel boy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24

Two tons Of adultcratcd candy have
been seized in New York by tho agents Of
tho Board OF Health,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24

DIED.
NkGLE-on Tuesday morning, December q.
md Eldorado Epsic, In his 18th year.
Funerl this wednesday, Afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
from the residence OF his parents, o. Alley Il In.
termcnt private IL. Peninsula Cemetery.
DIl1LLEs-on Tuesday, December y, 1881, jacob,
soil Of Julius and Mary Bibles. =.
Funcml notice Tomorrow. q
The children Of Jacob %lIrilics's class Of the He.
brew Sunday School. arc requested TO attend his
fnnctnl on Thursday, December 18th. by order OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-12-24
AND GARDEN LANDS
FOR SALE.

4 rerc opportunity to buy a Farm OF Gef' i a,D.
ming past tho door, and almost In the ely Gn ny;
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Farming Implements, machinery, s9os, r 10 e;
time given. for payments on purchases p"s"N
paper required.
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