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The execution OF David McClain near Folk.
stone, Ga, Friday last for tho murder OF WI.
liam II. Saxton In 1879, was witnessed by a
crowd Of 1000 persons, most OF whom were
colored. IL took place In an open field near
Traders Hall, In Charlton County. Since the
lime when II became known that his fate was
inevitable, McUlain has been gradually grow
ing more ana moro maniacal, and when he
was led 10 the gallows II was found necessary
10 shackle his arms and feet and load his necS
with n heavy Iron collar. Throughout tho
march 70 the scaffold Mcplaln frOthed at the
mouth liko n Wild beast, and made super
human efforts TO harm his attendants and to
secure his liberty. on the glbbet he was too
excited TO make connected speech, and gave
vent 10 a series OF piercing shrleks and ap.
peals TO Heaven. 1t was found necessary TO
carry him to the drop; but no was swung on
without bungling, and died Without ap-
fall. .olb
Pure Aa kmsbs
freeh every day, 25N 1IRfo6nd, at SharpIess'
Philadelphia Nactbry.
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Tuesday, March II, 1884.

THE second of Mr.. Herbert Spcncer's
series of political articles is entitled "The
Coming Slavery" and will be published in
the April Popular Science Monthly. This
slavery is the condition of subiechon to bu-
reaucracy into which we may expect to
come as result of the growing policy of
Government interference in private affairs.
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Very Choice stxkdI

and kinds OF gentlemen apapffdles' lno hand
sewed shoes In stock Rstffeceiying daily; also
In great varLsbs,6t Il. $. GartrelTs, 300 Seventh
street. cepnef OF l.
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THERE is a pathos that is almost poetical
in the brief notice issued by Captain
Schley that letters for officers aud men of
dressed to them before April 81 will be car
ried by the Grcely Relief Expedition
livered if the men are found and returned
If they are not.
1t will be strange budget of mail, uu-
precedented, perhaps, in history, and con-
tanning wonderful amount of romance.
One can scarcely imagine the letter that
wife, q sweetheart, or mother, or a
brother, or friend would write now to u
member Of that party, that has been, for
dreary months and years in that wilder
ness of ice. Conceive of ofaddrcssing letter
to man who is as dear as ones own life.
knowing that he may, at that
moment, be in tho last
agonies OF starvation, may be
sleeping in an icy grave or the prey of a
wild beast, or, on the other hand, that the
letter may reach him like a message from
Heaven, may hear the first tidings of u
world to which he has been dead for years,
may carry news Of home and friends for
whom he has prayed aud mourned. A
person might almost go crazy in attempting
to write such letter, and yet there will be
some communication probably to every
member of that party. Whata signiicanc,
the words, ''If not delivered return to, etc
Will have on these letters. What q romance
the little envelopes would hold when
returned to the writers if the bones of tbs
gallant explorers are found on the barren
coast what tidings of Joy thoy will convey
if Greely and his men are found alive and
we'll.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.



II. NJ. Doak, Cincinnati, o.; Miss Ada Dyas,
n. "; Miss Peasler, N. Y; William Lyail, N.
Y; l.. Moody, Brooklyn; j. T.. Keely, Brook.
lyn; O. A. ROak, Pittsburgh, Pa; q. +. Linscott,
cleveland, OIL q. A. Newell and wife, Boston;
o. A. Convene and wife, Norwlch Miss O. II.
Convene, Norwich; Mrs. A. f. Patton, Pa; Miss
NJ. Patton, Pa; Frank Patton, Pa; z. Franck,
Louisville, KY; r. d. Barcley, Phila.i II.
Konig, N. vi j. j.. Rosser and wlfe,
Miss Rosser, u. Drake and wife, Newark N. j.;
Z. Banning, Chtcagoi @. \, seward, Chicagoi
W.. i. Farkay, Chicago; y. salisbury, Dol.
J. J.. Smith, Newark; CIV. Updlke aud wife,
Neo.j j. p. Kennedy, philadelphla; @. d.
Smith, NJ "; i. l.. Dc Forest, Conn; A. a.
Hardenburgh, Jersey city Miss /. PoarSall,
Jersey city; Miss Jennie pearsall, Jersey
City; Walter Pearsall, Jersey 0ltyi A. Al. Hurt,
Baltimore, Md; j. Il. Umbstoller Baltimore,
MIDI O. II. Merrill and wife, Crawford; Il. W.
Thompson, 81. AlDansi A. NJ. Farwell, Water.
town, N. Y. @. Mann, Florida. Ss,
"AIderney DAiss waiResss.''
Fresh Alderney putt& EhRessed every morn
per 10. Alec, coItaso keNe 10, buttermilk and
sweet mill, 6a'fef Gt. Fn 1Sc. per pint
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TALK WITH a 81 .GaWAYMAN.
A Bold staEe.Eobbcr who Pound Eeaa
ylcflma In Hrnsx s,.....

| A Bold stnge-Eobber who Pound Eeaay
Victims In Every Conch.
Reno Letter TO San Francisco Chronicle.
Talking about brave men," Staee-Rob.
Der Marshall sid one night in jail, ",he
idea that it takes a man OF great nerve and
daring to rob astage is great mistake |
eau take tho soitest tendeffoo. you ever
saw, and after fixing him up in the rish,
style, 60 the people in the stage will know
his profession the minute they got their
eyes on him, III bet can scare the life ou,
Of the best concord load you ever sec.
This notion that We hort people or threat
en- to hurt them, and that we are rough
and all that, is all nonsense. We lust lay
lor the stage in lonely place, and when
the leaders heayesi sight we level our cuna
and maybe fire q shot or two in the air, to
make the horses jump and rattle the driver
d little. Then when all bands are looking
out OF the windows, with their ewes non.
ping out OF their sockets, we yell, Hands
up!' Nine times out of ten that ia nil We
have to say or do. The felle;s in the coach
get out CT their own accord, and We JUS,
stand them up in row, and while one Of
us holds q pistol the others 70 through
their pockets and take what few little keep
sakes they happen tohave.
"Thetrouble with the people Of this coun.
try !e, they rather like to be robbed, ! GUESS
lite EASTERN falling eff a leg. Why, q wear
ago last winter my pard aud l was walk
ing along the mountain road, not thinking
OF anything in particular, when along came
acouple OF tenderleet in carriage. Before
we could catch cur breath, one OF them
threw up both hands, knocking tho others
hat of. and holiered, For Gods sake, don't
shootr -
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Letter from Female physie,an.

l0i Hrcosp AVENUE. New YoAE, May |,
1sss.-My speciality 10 diseases Of women and
children. I like Alicock's Porous Plssters
because they are 10 quick and efficient, and
nsver irritats or marx the tsnderest akin. I
have found them most uaeful In my prac-
tice, and they are certainly the best plasters
now made. To illustrate: My con Of ten
years OF age took a bad Cold and couSked In.
CessAntly; no medicine would relieve him:
after twelve hours ] applied an Allcocs'e
Porous Plaster to h 9 Il roat and upper chest,
The cough ceased entirely Ia an hour, and
the next day the by was well.
told the case 10 a gentleman who suffered
In the ssms way; be-, loo, was cured In
twenty-iour hours OF bis cough by Alloock,s
Porous Plasterp. Another patient suffered
from pain In the small OF the back--Allcoc k's
Porous Plaster wss applied at night, aud next
morning the pain had ceased. Again, q
, lung lady suffering from Neuralgia Pains
s scoH. p .s hsaf S, BY my advice used Az
cured In three days. Finally, alauy came 10
me with Cold Feet, which constantly Re.
CURED night and day-this sometimes 10 q
symptom Of Uterine Congregational applied
AL Allcock's Porous Plaster to tho sole Of
each foot. and her feet got and continued
warm. She wore the Plnsters over q week.
Thus l have recently tried Allcock's Por-
Gus Plasters, and take great pleasure in bear
Ing witness 10 their remarkable curative
power. aHt' ,lDN..ssEF Isa q,
JANE N. BAKER, NJ. D.
"Allcock'B' ID the only genuine Porous Pitt
ter; buy no other and you will not DO
cheated. TThBAw.
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tHF."." Hrr ~
MEDICAL
THE MORAL OF TT.

We may moraltze as much as we
please about pain; but the fact is,
that we don't like it while it lasts,
and that we want'to get rid Of it as
soon as we can. Whether caused BY
rheumatism, govt, disordcred liver,
weak nerves, irregular kidneys, bad
blood, or anything else that is lust
the reverse Of what it Should be, the
sooner it is out Of the system the
happier VIC arc. Whether pain is
the result of imprudence or Of acci-
dent, or is sent as a. punishment for
oursins, may be a iiiccauestion for
the philosophers to argue; but pco-
pie who are suffering want first to be
RID Of the pain, after which those
who arc fond ofargument may argue
the matter to their hearts content.
Above all theory, argument, ard
philosophy, comes1he delightful fact
that Browns IRON B1TTERs drives
pain away. Sufferers run no risk in
trying this medicine, the only com.
pound containing iron which carries
mo mischiefwith i. Those who have
used twill tell you SO; and you can
try for yourself by buying a bottle
OF the nearest druggist.
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qi1e Q|a','ltl::e''l|liqeufer.
Oflicc. h"s. 20 nnd ~ Fourteenth street
Qua MINlsrEx,a ssREUS.
Ntu Hdpen Rtghtr. .f. W

stp Rdpen Rtciaer. l,n
Tho minister ssid last nlsht, says he
Don't bo afraid OF giyln'; '0I
ifyout life Amt woilh nothln 10 o,hn folks,
nhy, what's the use Of liyin'?' -
Aud that's what ! BAY to my wife, says ], y
There's Brown, tho mlsrsblc sinner,
He'd soonsr . beggar would staiye than RIye
A cent towards huyiu' dinner,
In tI'] YOU ySu SGt aas p',ms hoi'
When heard him 3 giyin II right and left,
Just who wu hit by his sermon. %
0icou!se there couldn't DO no mistake
When he tailed Of loag w!aded psA3!a',
tor Peters and John.on they sot ind scowlod,
And tho minister he wont on 10 say, ..
'.7hase's ya,laas kinds Of clieaistt',
And religion q a. good for every day
Al II Is 10 bling 10 neclin'.
! don't thlak much ol the man that gives
Tbs loud smcns Ut my praachiG' 80 , ..
Aad spsitds itts ame TIC following week,
In chestln' aud oyeneachin'."
lgueas that dose was bitter enough
For RmMl like Jones 10 swallow:
bdti notfcsd hc didn't open his mouth,
Not once, miter that to h0ler:-
tuHah, says |. for the minstsr- r. ...
" course sid 1t quiet
Give US some more u this open tall,
lrs.vcry reftcshin' diet.
!he mlElAter nit EN- every limo,
And when he S,Okc Of fAlhioa,
Ard rgsin' out III boHs and things,
Az eomhn's rullia' passion,
And comm 10 church to Soc the stylcs.
couldn't help a.winkin'
ana nudgln my vile, and Eays I. "Tha,'s you"
Aud guess II bot her thInkIu',
Says 10 myself that sermons pAt,
hat man Is queer creation, -..
And am much Aifald th,t most OF the folks
Won't take tho application.
Now, II his had said word nbOut
Ny personal mode OF Il auin',
I'd have gone to work 10 rlsht myself
And not SIT there grlnnlA'.
Just then the minister says, sayshc,
And now I've conc 10 the felltrs
Who lest this shower by usln' thelr friends
Az sort o. moral umbrellas,
go home says he, '.ana wear the coats
You tried 10 III on others"
Ny vile she uudged, and Brown he wiuked
And there was lots OF smilin'.
And lois OF iG0kia' ct our pow,
II sot my blool a bllln',
Says 10 rnyself our mil ulster
ID getting q little bitter,
~ tell MIN, whea the Meeiin's out thatI
Atn'tas all thu: kind OF & crttter,
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7 lie alAtht III hnbttnuy.


I>tfsoHf9h Otspnic1.
Oae picture rises up continually before
my eyes through all tho mist which cloud.
tue debris OIL flooded factories, bank dwell
lngs and m!ry streets. ! see the oldest in.
hapltant sitting whiting, weather-beate,,
anu gray, in his gray and weether-beateu
old house on the baak OF the river, Sur.
rounded by factories that all but crowo
him into the stream.
"Oh, grandpa, come and look at til,
flood. It's away up the wharf"
go way child. What do You know
about floods. I was here in '32. Thel
there wss Il food"
And be keep4 on whiting. ar.
"Ihe Ice gofees have broken-tae bridge
from Hers Island liz swept .auay-tii.
river bank has shifted across Daduesnt
Way" he reads in the morning papers.
"The whole Point was under water in
81. comments the old man, proudly.
"ihere ID TWO feet Of water in cur eel.
lar" his daughter reports.
The old man glances out OF the window
and acknowledges that it looks like rain
BY and BY he steps out OF the front door Jus
o see how mucn lower the water ia than i,
Sns % years ago, and steps into the rave,
up TO bis shoe tops. A little mois. under
loot, but, b!ess you, no food to speak o.
compared with what he has seen. VIII,
would you believe me-, but they would
not believe him. They have taken refuge
in the second story, like selfish and seusl
ole people. Slowly, aaakily the brown
water cIeeps into The room. It is after tb,
man who has dared 10 sneer at it. Iii.
around his old knees, now. Hs has six o,
seven kinds otrheu,natism, and they are al
playing hop.scotch up and down bis back
but he sils sill and ptrversely wonder.
i there will DO rise enough t.
let the coal out, Which re
minds him that they don't have tn.
rises they used to have in the broad.hor,
days. The water laps the upper pewte,
button on his old satin vest now. He ria,,
and throws one arm fondly around the
record Of '93. which he has maintained a.
the chief god in his household for many !
day. Hssmiles, 1t will hardly 70 bsck on
him at this late day. The water chuck
him under the chin. What's tbat? Hi
grey beard flOa,a out upon 1t. The record
beeins TO totter. The waters springs up au,i
wigs him by the nose in pitlless jubilation
He filings out the other dripping hand te
clasp his dearly beloved record around th,
neck. The record isn't there any more.
~ don't (slug) care. 1t amt (gluggsty,
s'high"- S'
Gurslety, g|ue, swash, awash. The O|dest
lnhabitant is done for. He has gone dowi
with the record. But the few little bubble,
that mark his last feeble breath, as the,
burst, spit impotently out upon the tri
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Poisoned with ro.n,h mud Mercury,


Poisoued With rotnsh aud Mercury.
y the tale Of ls1gs percentage OF sick
people In the world; such large number, In
tact, that II ia hard 10 tell whether there are
10, rs many victims to this mineral poison
!ugas diseases Of the blood aad .kin.
II took POTASH" said Que, 'and while IL
partially dried up the eruption temporarily,
uclme near drying up my vitality for ali
tme. It drove tho di,fage in my system,
MY to break out again on some other part
Of my body" g4S ~
To such sufferers switt's Specific is the
'snledy which IL worth more thsn all the
sorld besides. 1t drives out the poison Of
Hood ,aint, eliminates this mineral poison,
Aad builds up the general health. - :
BE sure TO get the genuine, and send for
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disea,rs, free.
TIE SWIFT srEclrlc Co.,
.r Dfawe, 8, Atlanta, Ga III
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Impatient democrats,

1t is about time, We should think, for the
Committee on Elections Of the House Of
Representatives. to rise to tbs dignity Of its
position and do something. It has been at
work Tor four weeks. What has it accom-
plished? A number Of men hold seats III
the House who represent nothing but sue
cessful fraud. They should be unseated a,
once. Two Congressional districts are no,
Represented at all. This is wrong which
ought to be speedily righted. .@S' i.
The committee seems to be asleep. Let
1t be aroused. II the cases before It arc to
be tried fairly they might is well be tried
quickly, as in accordance with the law and
the facts. We want no more Of this dron.
Ing. work. 5SgTraW E.-,I{t IA
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SINCE last October have suffered from
acute Inflammation In my nose and head
,fen In the night having to act up and H.
,ale salt and water for relief. Ny eye has
,cen, for week at time, 20 could not see.
have used no end Of remediea, also employ.
,d doctor, who snid 1t vas impure blood
tut got no help. Iused Ely's Cream Balm
N the recommendation OF friend. was
'aithless. but in few days WAS cured. Ny
,osa now, and also my eye, ia wal!. It Il
wonderful how quick 1t holped me. Mns
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ship. i will ruin any man in my PROBES.
sion. II l ever get out Of this Hcrape I'm
going 10 jump the country. The business
Isn't villa. 1t used to DO years ago. It's too
easy. There ia nothing exciting about It
any more. II makes me sick sometimes
when l think Of the tenderieet I've robbed.
! ought 10 have gone into the train racket
long before thie,h
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OF SpelleI " tSO., II hcS4ftS, ~. w.
n,,Dsnsl, and U!crMt.l G,olnach.- Treatment
otygats Jailed TO give rte ss!!e! Ut. Amsth cured
nc" T!o%As noLI, insurance 10 AE ell,
iS"Ist them 10 L6 iRnie + 1sasalfa r. s'h
Sroiulu, Running Sores on !Lead.@"hy ton was
,sics.i lar ,O;ITteen yGRE. Nothing seemed IN
help NM D'' sha ME-. GATHERINE CAPS.
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
rsreer-"Bul!e,ed 10, YEAR, WITH Cancer. HAD
uSui out three tints. II returned after each oper'
s,Gr. ". Smith cured ME without knife, cGnaut
lis F.;uls Of Anus,-RlSt Of my back for II
ytks Reported dying. Or. Smith cured mt
Es'10u' An''' ~ ~ THOMAS CoIgIN,
,rho!es.c Grocer, Aaia b:.t Wheeling, y. Va.
UloesA,iOus oil GeClur, proiApsus ard Piles
nTsE s.,eu up % do and PRONOUNCED iucurable
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In Eyeu years and treated b. many Physicians 70!
dysp4p4!s. Dr. smith laid had a tape worm, and
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A liInis1cx,a Gratttncn

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A LITTLE girl III Connecticut WAS taken
by her mother TO dentist who removed a
tooth. That night n. prayers she said,
Forgive US cur debts, as We forgive our
dentists" =
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'w 4, RODll0S, DAribbor0, Va.

Attcatlon Was called 10 me
TSo H1a'h sSo 'TlcIci with 4 cancer on hes
.nOi M9al!9 n nT inches IN circumference. an.
!SadefI le.& nNyl nS liz ptleni 10 itss cay or
". ~ palsiu, 'hl lSn MIius ou:AlhVd supply Of
xii !9i ~ % ~ htf. She hA, taken dye 1ot!iel.
ss.jtEs uCet eHyM sI her health Is better than
is.I iC1O tCE14iv!yHS ems Ia be- perfectly cured.
M ave yMI@il Il, CA8FDELL, Columbus, ia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-12

We recommend E|y's Cream Balm where
cure for Catarrh Is called for, and consider
that We are doing tho public service BY
making It's virtues known 10 those .f,llcted
with this loathsome disease, for which 1t is In
most instances q perfect cure. PECK Bros,
Druggists, Grand Rapids, Mich. (erice so
cts. Zee ady't.) rrhsag
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-12

r. we'll bs poisoned, woe be to those who
driuk thereat. 1t is woraa to poison the fouu-
tain OF lie for ones self, and for poste'i y.
heritancs, this has heen done. Ayers Sar.
sapa,illa frees tho blood, the vital stream,
and restores appetite, strength. and health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-12

WHEN remedy has proven itself to b. a
cure for consumption and perfect lung re-
storsr, 1t should be kept in every we'll regu-
:sttd home. We refer TO Dr.. Wisiar's Baisau,
Of Wild Cherry, a slnge do:e OF which will
cure an ordinary cough Or cold. a faw battles
Will cure consumption. 1t Is very rleasan,
10 take. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-12
| Diphtheria |
\ Prevented. !

The physicians hero
use Darhys Fluid very
successfully lnil,c treat.
men. Of DipAhetia.
A. SroLLHnnRRcx,
Greensboro, Ala.
Tetter dried up.
CfOfera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In chsca OfDeathie
should be used abou,
the eorpse lit will
prevent any unpleaS.
ant smell.
The eminent Ply.
slclan, j. MARION
SIMS. M. D., New
York, says: ia am
convinced Prof.. Darbys
pophylae.ie Fluid isa
valuable dlsinfeetant."