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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-21
Boiled nilu Raw Milk,

Popular Science Monthly. -.-r
The cookery OF milk is very simple, but
BY no means uumportaut. That there is
an appreciable difference between raw and
boiled milk may be proved by taking equal
quantities OF each (the boiled .ample hay.
ing been allowedto COO! DOWN., adding
them to equal quantitie Of the same in,
fusion Of coffee, then critically + hing tbs
mixtures. he difference is sufficient to have
long since Established the practice among
all skiliill cooks OF sc,upulously using
boiled milk for making cafe al fat. have
tried similar experiment on tea, and nd
that in this case the cold milk is p,efers,
bic. Why this should be, why boiled
milk should be better for coffee and raw
milk for tea, I cannot tell. II any Of my
readers have not done 80 already, let them
try similar experiments with condensed
milk, and 1 have no doubt that the verdict
Of the majority will be that it il pa, "a bic
with coffee, but very Objectionable in ten.
Thiu is milk that hr1 been very much
cooked.
The chief deinable alteration effected by
the boiling Of milk ia the cosgulation Of
the small quantity OF albumen which it
contains. This ris~ 81 it becomes solditied,
and forms q skin-like scum on the surface,
which may be lifted with spoon and
eaten, as it is perfectly wholesome and
very nutritious.
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Yankee Ingenuity.

T. /.
A St. Adams, VT, young man hrs re.
Gently proved himself equal to an emer.
gsncy in dispoaing OF a threatened breach
4 OF promise cs7e-or something OF similar
nature. Soon after the young mans mar.
rage intentions were published in church.
"a girl who thought she had right to inter.
\ fere in his marriage with another, on the
ground Of alleged previous promises made
to her, interviewed the priest and rehearsed
4 the young mans conduct toward her.
When the day fixed for the wedding ar.
rived, the clergyman refused to tie the
knot until some satisfactory arrangement
had been made and the lacerated feelings
sof girl number one duly attended to.
SWhereupon the young man escorted Girl
number two to her home and proceeded to
the abode Of number ono. There he sur.
gestcd that as number one objected to
number two, she might 60 with him to the
church and marry him herself. This propo.
'sition }weg duly rejected; and, IS number
one had committed herself in such man.
uer as to leave her no further excuse for
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MODERN SURGERY.

AmputntiGn Within Three IucheA or tho
Rip Joiht!-Rccovcry Duo to tho Use
or br. Kcnuchy'a Fnvoritc Kennedy,
tH0ndnut, n. W -ss-'
Money is the universal necessity, and none
but cynlc or a fool will atlec. to de,pise It
Mr.. Aoram Ellsworth, OF Port L ven, Ulster
county, N. y, had realized this truth His dis.
e''sinvolved the whole Of his thigh bone and
the suffering man looked forward, not with.
out apparent re: on, to death E, his only de-.
!iverer. His family Physician refused to am.
puta:e the ltmb--a'serting that the operation
would kill tho patient on the spot. Dr., Da.
vid Kennedy, OF Rondout N. y, who We,
Consulted, held different opinion and am.
pu'ated the limb. The Doctor then admin.
is'srsd freely his great B ODD medicine. IA.
VoRlTE REMEDY, 10 afford tone and
stsenSth 10 the system, TO prevent The return
OF the dtsaesa, aud Mr.. Ellsworth remains n
this Gay In the bloom OF health. THIS cen r.
tleman's disess' W.T. the offspring Of fonl
blood. and DR.. David Kenneay's FAVOpITE
Rem EpY purified the blood and ras. ,red IN
him thu power ouce more TO enjoy his liz
Are you suffering from any disss.e t,acsahis
to the sane cause? Try FAVORITE REM.
EDf. Your druggist hr1 It. Ore dollar q
bottle. Rear in mind tho proprietor's mama
and address: d.. David Kennedy, Rondont
Nav York. n,r2I.paw'
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Lost All hut Iii. war Record.

~ - ''ON"e' tetf n 'tfa #tlUsgG'- 49, 5 -sh|
Says Mr.. Henry Watterson in his ISIS.
free trade bugle.blas,: III We are 10 be
beaten. let p1 20 down with oui flag flying;
and though VIZ lose our baggage, may We
not at least save our honor?" This talk
about the Democratic party losing i',"bag.
gage" and raviug lie "honor" recalls the
story Of the man who was pulled out OF the
Mississippi river after a steamboat explo.
sion. -.5@l f-.. t.r.vl1 u
"L:sa much?" asked a sympathizlng by.
stlnder. VI
~ should say 3d." sald tho dripping Pill.
GRIM "lost all my baggage" f
"hluch Of it2'
bag" W Wsa&& 7E
"Aluch in III"
(Mors he,itatinyly)-Well; There wr7 a
pair Of stocking aud q dirty Shirt" Then,
Frightening up, he added: ,"But, thank
God, saved my war record" With which
he pulled out Of his brent pocket a very
wet proyost.marshals certiticate-that he
had furnished a substitute. z
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The Party OF Harmony,

e"''uVo 4HNs .I..r....
Washington dispatches OF the day site,
told the country that Mr.. Carliale's speech
at the fres trade banquet had plunged the
Randall crowd into deep dependency and
distress. It WIS bad enough, rs they
viewed the matter, for him to be tho cur /
Of free trade club under any ciscum.
stances, Bat for him no. only to accop,
the invitation but also to make an excel.
lent free trade speech-the best OF the
ayening-was positively hcart.rendine
The grief and dependency OF the Randall.
ties 60 not proceed from any notion that
MIR. Carlisles speech will carry the Alorri.
son bill through both houses OF Congress
and secure the Presidential signature o
no, not at all. They do no! fear that the
Morrison bill will become law, but they
very much fear that the Democratic party
will explode, and that the fragment to
which they belong will fly of into the camp
Of the Republican party. They say Mi.
Carlsle's speech shows that he will stand
by the Morrison bill, that no would gladly
90 further If he could, and that "there ia
concerned. - -
Sad, isn't il,
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DIED..

WIT TENOR wednesday, March 20, 1881, at $3.50
O'Clock =. ", al the rr7dence OF Capt. Nm. Clark
ives. OF Bridgeport, MIL. REBsccA WfrrES, ageu
IS years.
funeral Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Iuter
ment at Mt. Wood Cemetery. Friends Of thu fam
lily arc 70 'pectiully invited 10 attend.
loBBl-tt Orange, New Jer,y. ON Monday
March y, 1851. k1LA ADA. daughter Of Edmond
and Arabele Hobbs, aged p yeaii 80
Funeral Will take plc:, on Friday afternoon at .
o'clock from the rclidencc Of her parents. ss Viz
GINA street. H:cnds Of tho family arc respect
fully invited to attend. ln.erment at PentnsulG
Cemetery. .. re
LeADLSY-9n Thursday, March 20, 1874, a. +!
O'Clock A. Il, MARX LEADLEY. 'rls
Funeral from his residence. Jccob Street, sa,ur
day, Nnlc % atDpy s.|. d
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WHEELING, W. va, MARCH 81 1881
Guy Government.

New York-the worst governed city In
America, II not In the worlds about Ia
take a step In the direction OF real munici.
pal rtform. The Roosevelt hill, which the
Legislature pa.:od ind the Governor sgn.
ed, against the protests and threats Of Tam.
many. takes from that hucaster shop, The
Board Of Aldermen, all power over the
Mayors appointment.
Only those who have lived under the
government OF the Alderman, or have init.
mate knowledge Of lie manifold abpser,
can appreciate the value OF this single re.
form. But Governor Cleveland Is bitterly
denounced by the politicians Of bis party
10 New York City. John Kelly sulks--it
lisa hard blow to him. Iii, followers esy
that the G'yein,r hrs signed his polli.
cal death warrant The machine" is ter.
ribly Jared; and all because law has been
passed which allows the Mayor to make biz
appointments without the advice ard con.
sent Of the A deru en-patronaye reddle.,
who live by dickering for spoils. It Ii
even declared that the new law IL no
Democratic in principle pro 1umably be-
cause it was fsthered by Republican ant
is in the direction Of rst,rln.
Even with this law much remains to b
done before New York can DO well govern
ed. Tho Mayor is not yet given the powel
Of removal, which by all means he Oh iii
to have il no Is to be held responsible 10,
officers OF his own appointment and thou,
appointed by his predecessors. In fac
: the Mayor Of a city, whether New York Of
Wheeling, ought to be in fact its exectivs
arm. For Its own city the New York Ersn
ing Post demands "the election by uniyer
cal suffrage Of a single executive head
vested with absolute power OF appoint
ment, and held responsible for its exer
ciHe." There is 60 other right way to con
Quota city government.
State and National Government has en-
crossed the attention OF the people to the
neglect Of local government, which ir
30 ne essential re,pect1 is OF much NOR.
Importance. Tho people seem to be 10
alizing their neglect, and there are sign!
Of an aspiration for something better.
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A lIlrIlcle.

Whenever there IL m extraordinary occur.
rence--a team runs over child without hurt.
Ing 1t; mechanic falls from third.atory
window, and in week inter lie Is ut work
again, We are wont 10 e1claim, "whnt a
mirace!' So, when Mrs. r. s. ERKRLlNK,
then Of Allegheny City, Pa, had been sick
with Consumption for very long time, had
been told by several Of the beat physicians OF
that city that her time wa, but for few
hours, that she must die, and when the use
OF but one bottle OF Palma In weeks time
placed her on her feet again and made he.
the kearlitst eater in the family, all the PEG.
pie sround, as with ono rejoicing voice, ex.
claimed: "Whst wonderful miracie!" See
p,gs 800 the "Iils Of Life" Your druggist
will give You one gratis. Daw
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. Bangor, Me, has again voted dowr
standard" time.
London has twenty-eieht daily Journals
Oh weeklies and over 600 monthly maya
zines.
The $4,000 recently given to Yale Col
Z lege toward u new dormitory was the y,f,
] oil the mother OF the late r. G. Lawrence
Of the Clas OF 1854. -
The Georgia Baptists propose celebrating
the organization OF their as7ociation n,
Washington, Ga, next October. At tina;
time they will endow Mercer Uniyersity
with 100000.
A hogahead Of tobacco having fallen or
kentuckian and crushed him out of SYM.
metrical proportions, the Iirkansa,U Trarsls,
remarke: ut can't be denied that tobacco
taken in large quantities is injuries"
The Vicksburg (hliss) Herald, chroni.
cling the presence Of Jefferson Davis in thaI
city one day list week, says that he ia ge
erect lib young Indian brave and the
grasp Of his hand is {, firm and warm ps
in the unforgotten pest. =
" The grave Of the celebrated Kit Carton
is at Taos, N. NJ, and the Grand ARMY
pasts OF that territory are about to take
! steps to erect suitable monument to his
memory. Ason OF the old mount ,ineer is
in the employ Of ex-senator Dorsey on BIZ,
cattle ranch. -
The only ocean steamera now in service
that are 500 feet in length or over are the
City OF Rome, 546 feet; servia, Sis feet:
Alaska, 500 feet, and Oregon, $50 feet. The
Great Eastern is CTS feet long, but her day
OF usefulness has long been over, and the
yessel is now to be used as coal bunk at
Gibraltar. .',-0a -" - -
Al. Guatave Trouve, Of Paris, has adapt.
ell incandc1cent electric lamps OF 4 volta
power to brooches, breast and hair pins.
and the knobe OF walking sticks. These
are set with diamonds and rubies, true or
false. A large diamond IL eaid to project
sufficient light to read by, and the Light
may be shown or not, at pleasure, by turn
ing switch. The lamp is connected with
a small battery, carried in the pocket, and
capable Of maintaining the incandence for a
full half hour. 80 :
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Do you need remedy that will cure every
kind Of aumor from pimple or eruption Ia
the worst scrolnln and syphililic disorders
use DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and sarsupa'
rilla. Three 10 five bottles cure skin dis
ea'e salt.rheum or letter. Four to ton bot.
ties cure running ulcers, scrofula and all
syphilitic disorders One TO two bottles cures
pimples on the face, b!otches, etc. 1t Is the
only perfect blood purifier that can be madt
from u thorough knowledge OF drugs. Ask
your druggist for 1t. Take no substitute,
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interfering with the young mans marital
intentions, he returned 10 number two, es-
corted her to the church and married her
by 6 o'clock oil the same day. We submit
That this mode oil procedure, while i may
not be particularly encouraging 10 mum
bertwo," is apt to squelch most thoroughly
any iear Of objection on the part Of mum.
her one," WE ISL
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"1cE Is becoming 80 rare thing to the
Londoner," e1ya the 81. James Gazette,
"that except in the form OF ice buildings
and other devices OF the pastly cook, lie
hardly ever sees it. Once In every three or
fur years he gels lew days skating"
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FITS.

y All Fihs:opped free by Dr.. Elines Great Nerve
Ressdrcr, No Fits after arss days use. Marvellous
cures Treatise aud 81 trial bottle free to Fl, cases
sead to Dr.. Kline, eai Arch street philadclphI.
"a. Cancer Institute aal Arch street, philadclphIa
Pa. 40 Ia t. Nd ~ - l5ss f2i ocsvwp,, '
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N-.E1W a
ST RING GOODS
NOW ARRIVING.
. GEORGE RI R. TAYLOR.

Imported Wooden DRESS FABRICS Of Fine Tex.
ture in all the New and Choice Spring Shades. Also,
complete lines Of DRESS SILKS, ESummer Silks,
Black Silks Of the best makes imported Printed Satin,
and the still Newer Otto man Cords in Printed and
Plain.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
1ta.na affive and depart AZ iollows-C,!y time,
RRlt m n 4, nHto -

Trains arrive and depart az iollows-C,.y time,
~ hai u Snn d Ohio-aA1N L1wx-DEPART-
G 0. Diy'G ~ pm. DIS N. 2:sS N. lilo NM M
Va w.. - ~ r oiv-pErARr-For Pittsburgh go m.
S s. ana ana S:45 N: ARRIvE-Isin Line~iSi5
niv Wy WIN m. S;is N. s1o m. 4l5p NJ q. o.
AERlyE-From Pittsburgh $50 m, and 6:s1 n ~.
f irom washington. Pa, s0oand $50 N; lis and
r, Q. q Sr. L.--DErAR7-s:27 n, oo2 , :,
~ p N, ~ m. AEE1y2--s:S7 = m. i,:iS = y,
&S7p m, TOT p N. ID 't>t"" - : ~ w.
Cleveland, Lorain d .WheeIinr.-nv,,,-
s,1a se9 snd st. C3a!syls Accommodation. 81
~ AZ p N. AHasyl--S:45 u m, lo:27 N, "a g N.
Cleveland 4 PittSburSh-DEpApr-s /.
q. l:tl m, 40 p N; steubenville Accom- ma nv
Won 9;S m, wsllsyille Accommodation ' sas
Bsnv, Hhsssml@s M s:@ m, S:as M; seu.
connodAton S:<s N. 5,t5 - - - A! az
y. 20 9: Railway,-LRAvr ,Bellaira n,
Woodiheld and Symmetrical At 600 a n. and o.9a
p, NJ ARaIyH at Bellalro 1t OILS 4, N, aud bSsn ~
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SpUC&T!CHaL.
4 SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

Security, Motherly Caro-, Good Boarding, Delightful
Location aud Reasonable Charges.
Mt. De$JAnns<,I A.cRs7emy.
MAR WHEELING, ". IA.
The th!rty.stIth yesr Of th!h vel! Known School
for Girls, under the charge OF the Sisters OF ths
Visitation. opens OF tho Fist Mund2, OF September
next and continues ten months
Pupils received At any tiEis III the session.
Those who desire ~ plEco their daughters In IN
Institution storting exceptionally good sdvautagca
In tho way OF heAlth!ul md delightful loca lion,
excellent board thorough discipline and inHl-uc.
tion 1T the handH Of l!ielOug cschc1 III every de-
partmeat OF female e3ucHinn, including tho mod.
ern Languages and music, Vt very rcaGonsole rates
thould Eeud Tor catalogue OF this school. Adtnu
DlR1CTREeS OF THE ACADEMY
OF TIKI VISITATION,
Nj. DECHAnTiL,
tv2&.nAw Erur Wheeling W Va
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Sealskins having advanced fifty
per cent at the last London Fur
Sale, prices on Seal Garments next
season will be increased to meet
this rise. Tho prices above are
made regardless Of this advance.
Those who intend to buy Sealskin
Wraps will therefore see tho adj
vantage in an immediate purchase.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

Bangor, Me-, ha, again voted down
Standard" time.
y London has tWenty.eipht da;Iv iour,ols
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-05
Gen. sherman Not a Candidate.


Gen. Sherman sent a dispatch to Gen.
Henderson, Of Missouri, at Chicago, yes
terday, that he would not accept Presi-
Dental nomination, and that if nominated
and elected he would not serve. This
was a dispatch in answer to one
sent to him. Gen. Sherman has never
shown any itching for political hOnOrs.
He probably thinks that ne is not qualified
for civil office, and that he would not add
anything to his reputation by accepting
the Presidency, assuming that he could
get it. He hasn't the patience and tact
necessary to deal with office seekers, and
he would probably find himself in trouble
with the leaders Of his party within
a week after entering the White House.
He doesn't find it so very easy to get along
with the authorities Of st. Louis. He is
imperiOus and irascible, and likes to have
his way in everything. \ day or two ago
the Collector of Water Rates in st. Louis
sent him a notice that if he used water to
scrub his pavement and dampen the street
in front of his residence he would have to
take out a special license. He wrote on
the back of the notice that it was an in
suit to common society, and that he
could easily find a place of residence
where he would not be subject
to such a nuisance. The Water Rate Col
lectOr will insist upon enforcing the city
ordinance, doubtless, even at the risk of
driving the irascible General to seek a
habitatiOn IN some other city. The chief
reason why Gen. Sherman will not allow
his name to be presented to the conyen-
ton is, perhaps, that he doesn't want to in
terfere with the prospects of his brother,
Senator John sherman. The Senator seems
to think that his party owes him the nOmi-
nation, and all along he has had an idea
that when Blaine and Arthur were out of
the way it would come to him. His pros
poets, however, yet are not very en0urag-
ing.
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RHEUMATIC govt.
Case Of DR.. j. A. Handy, Of Patrick G.. u
" atrteE IA, hfrnaeLf

Case Of DR.. j. a. Handy, Of Patrick G. H.,
"a; stated 6V himself.
.''For four years 1 was afflicted with Rheu-
matte Gout to an extent which incapacitated
me entirely for the discharge of the duties of
my profession, and was finally reduced to such
a condition as to subject me for the most part
to confinement to my bed. BY the advice Of
one of my medical attendants, and emphati-
cally as deraier resort, determined to make
use of the Buffalo Lithia Water Spring No. 2,
l am frank to say, without faith in its virtues,
having but little confidence in mineral waters.
The use, however, Of few cases Of the water
was attended by beneficial results so remark
able that was soon able to be out of bed and
upon nv feet, and my Improvement has con-
tInued, until | am now actively engaged in
the practice of my profession, meeting with
out any unusual inconvenience all the expos
ure and hardship incident to the life of a ply
stefan in a mountain country. l cannot, in
candOr, do otherwise than ascr1be my recov-
cry solely to this water, the value of which
regard as beyond estimation"
Springs now open for Guests. Water in
cases of one dozen 4-gallOn bottles, IS per
case at the Springs. Springs Pamphlet sent
to any address. Water for sale by all leading
druggists. THOMAS f. GOODE. Prop,
Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-06-05
The Penn Bank Case

Mr.. Riddle, the President Of the broken
Penn Bank, Of Pittsburg, pleads in ex-
tenuatiOn Of his wrOng-dOing that the
directors were equally guilty with him i'm
wrecking the bank. The tenor Of his story
is that his specuIatiOns in oil, with the
banks funds, were for the purpose of
making up losses which the bank had sus-
tanned, and were undertaken with the
knowledge and approval Of the directors.
II what he says about the conduct OF the
directors in carrying of the funds
and securities of the bank after
the suspension is true, there is
certainly work for the grand jury
to do in Pittsburg. 1t is remarkable that
so little has been done towards enfOrc-
ing the laws against those who were shown
by the late panic TO be guilty of miscon-
duct in connection with the trusts re-
posed in them. There would have been
no panic, perhaps, if there had not been
50 much rascality among those holding
high places in the financial world.
The troubles of all the banks which sus-
pended temporarily or permanently were
brought about by wrongful acts of the
Presidents OF other officials. Those who
have taken the trouble to read the state
ments of the troubles of the Marine, Me-
tropoIitan. Second National and West
Side Banks, Of New York, the Atlantic
Bank. of Brooklyn, Newark
Savings Bank. of Newark,
Penn Bank, Of Pittsburg, Middle
toms Bank in Washington, and
others. will recognize the truth of this
statement. The banker who uses the funds
Of depositOrs in hazardous speculations is
deserving of no more consideration than
the one who puts the banks cash in his
pocket or valise and runs away with it.
There are few officials who seek to cover
their wrong doing by depOsiting unmar-
ketable securities as collateral for cash.
When the institutions which they have
robbed are wrecked they claim that the
disaster was caused by the depreciation of
securities.
1t is not probable that any one OF those
whose rascality aided in bringing about
the recent panic will be punished. The
Indignation of the sufferers appears to
have expended itself, and the authorities
show no disposition to see that the laws
are indicated. They are too busy look
ing after the petty thieves and those who
steal to keep from starving to look after
those who unceremOniOusly pocket
thousands and millions of dollars Of other
peoples property.