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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-15

EEEF CATTLE There was tome improvement In
the activity OF tse uAfket to-day owfi 10 the MUIR
chase BY hc. Linsha1ls Agent of over 100 head tor
EXPORT ana pttets were rnrg At last weeks ysluss
qua ity considered, The average Grade Of the oret
Lays was considerably sh1v. that Of last week RI.
prices rarged from 81 to I'll cS the hitter reu.e.
senttna some OF the sales to F. z Lirxsar,: r,ctt
sales at 51.4s64c: few sales under Sc '' .-0<
Prices Of aeet Cattle ranged ~ FLOWS: Best S Ola
~; taat senera!y sSted tHt quality s. 0GaS co,
Eettun or good fair quality 81 o5a5 10, orSInarT
thin steers, oxen aud Cows So .5aI Is Exryeme
range OF prices 50 75as 20 Most Of the saIes were
from IS 5A6 Is per leo lbs. OF the aite received
head cane Tram Pennsylvania, Ar from MAJ
lsnt, and 80 bead from New York. Total rsceiots
for the week ,133 head, against LISA last week.
aud LIZA hesd same tine last yeaS. OF the oifer.
las 10 head were tAkeu by Baltimore butchers, ea
sold 70 Liverpool q 70 Eastern speculA.ors, and 50
q washington city dealers. Total sales t,r the
week SEQ head sgatnht la3 Las: week, and i'd read
same tine lasE year- - = 80
SwISz-The quality OF the otfe,.cry shows sone
Improvement over that Of last week. TIE supply.
though several hundred more than there wen,
then, was rath X II. ht IN view OF the fairly GOOD
demand reported In al the ysrts. We quote n n
SC with most salesat 1Ss.3zc; 81 re tine last wear
9aalt7ssc. Receipts this we 5.ot6 head, r1a,nbt
iSi lat week, and Ito head same time last year.
cHEEr AID La, ns.-The quality OF the offerings
this Week averaged about equal 10 last weeks
tngs. Trade wG fairly active for Sheep, Is some Of
tie best CT the receipts were taken tr The Eas,ern
matxtn. Lambs were scarcely as ac,i7o. weauote
Sheep at 3Sa6sc, few anly .elItag AZ the latter
rear Sheep 50 at 3lss5,c, Lambs At 5a9c, W,ol
Sheep are not wanted now. Arrivals tnts week
1, rs head. against a+asi last week. and sS53 head
t1;ne time Last vegr : =. =.
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Additional accommodation train leaves PallaI-a
n $40 1. Y. for sterheETtlle and intermediate
points and arrives At Bridgeport. 81 95S Martini,
Ferry Sol and Eteuhenv!lle nj $50 A. n. Retu-r,.
Ing Leaves staubenvtl!e At Las =. n, 4arn's Ecrr7
~. Bridgeport As And Au.7es q Esllsige u 400
P.N. g. .lls.- -
NoTE-T..ils Leaving EaIl2ire 1t So A, T. and
I0.b 4. 4. connect At Tei!nw Greek aaS Cleveland.
Al trains daily except Sunday.
Z. A. 5oED,
General pasSerger md Tlctgt Iwrt.
VIZ. A. BALDWIN. Manager. PilUhGsrh, n,
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A ouse. Little Public ssrvs.,,

....... I'D.
4 curious little figure At the House end
aud one that attracts considerable attention
among yiaitors, Ia that OF q little crippled
page, who ats at the door Of the Appropri
alton Committees room. He Ia q puuy
weak little fellow, deiormed, weighing per
haps fifty pounds, with the face Of q child
yet years Of almost manhood, 9a'
His little crooked figure has been seen
daily about the Capitol Tor years, and many
dimes and quarters and dollars have been
dropped by kindly hands into bis. Nj,
Holman, "ths obisc.or," wnose reputa.
ton has been made by what some people
term being "s.ingy," surprised every body
by moving to put this little cripple on the
pay rolls Of the House, making hirea page
to the Committee on Appropriations. No.
body obi acted, and Mr.. Holman,s motion
was adopted and the little fellow, then an
object Of charity, now sits a. the door Of the
Appropriations Committee room, holding
grimly to the latch key when the door d
closed and at night proudly rides home In
bis little cart drawn by two goats, which
another brother drives to the Capitol every
day about the close OF the session. =
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Wholesale Grocer. Main St, Wheeling. ". "
Clcerai!ons Of Rectu1o, P.ulapsus aud P!les-
"Was gtven up 70 die and pronounced ircusahle.
d. Hmtth cured ne without knife"
WASHINGTON DELASY
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SENATE CHAMBER. ALBANY, N. Y, April l.
lSs3.-Ou the q III Of February, 1883, wa
taken With violent pain in the region of The
kidce7s. suffered such agony that could
hardly stand up. As soon "a possible I AZ.
piled two Al!cock's 2o1ous PIas,e,s, on g owe,
each kidney, and laid down. In an hour, tc
my surprise and delight, the pain vanished
and EaS we'll. wore the plasters for 3 dsy
o, two as prscautiou and then removed
.nem. I have been using Ailcock's Porous
Plastsrs in ny family for the last ten years
and have Arrays found them the quickes
and best external remedy for colds, strains
kicks and rheumatic affections. Fsoa ny
experience | believe thay ass the best plastic,
Ia the world, HENRY G. NELSON.
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Chsap Butier-No Thermometer,

Cor. Cea1-ou-y Wiz Se,rs.
liam architect should say to man who
wanted tine building put up, that be
never used line, level, plumb, square or
rule, be wouldn't get the job even of the
most ignorant. But it Is no no more ao-
surd to attempt to frame fine building
without the use Of proper tools, than to at.
tempt to make uniformly fine butter OF
cheese without the use OF the thermome-
ter. But that is the way the most of ten
cent and shilling butter Is made. The rass
of the butter sold goes for half price, year
in and year out, ard at all seasons Of the
year, largely caused by being churred at
the wrong temperature, by persors too
stupid or too stiugy to invest thirty cent?
for good thermometer. i variation oil
i've degrees from the standard spoiIs, or
greatly INJURIES either butter OF cheese,
while it is common to not guess within TEN
or fifteen degrees when feeling the temper.
AZURE with the hand. The unconscious
condition of the body, and the'state OF the
atmosphere, AID our exposure to great hea.
or great cold, lssda even the mos. expert
asray. Unlike most men, coed Their.
uoueter never lies, and when it does lie,
it lies only very little, and does but little
harm. -r ar'
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THE HATED HUN,
now He Lives In tho Coal Regions OF
Pennsylvania - II uddled In sanIid

How He Lives In tho Coal Regions OF
PennsJlvAnia = Huddled In saaIid
Misery. g..
!sssaaadoah Cor. Ph1a. Pras.
The feeling Of hoa.tlity entertained by
the old.established miners and laborins
men OF this region toward the Hungarian
cheap laborers undeigoes no diminution,
but rather seems to become more intense
as the number oithe latter increases. Fresh
squads Of these undesirable additions to
the community are almost daily fockiug
In, and with each new arrival the I,ish.
Welsh and American working men see an
augmented prospect Of competition and
the inevitable cutting down of wages to
starvation figures. @
TIE old hands gather at the trains, and,
with scowlins faces, watch; tho new arrivals
as they tebatk and seek shelter In already
overcrowded Hungarian tenemen,s. There
Ia q very nanitest feeling OF alarm among
the Huns, who are beginning to iud out,
through their Interpreters, how bitter the
popular sentiment against them liz, and
that they may be placed in very serious
peril, But they can't get away, and they
must work for living, so that their situa.
ton Is really pitilul, no matter how much
one may condemn the men who induced
them to come here and bring home labor
down toward the depth Of degradation.
Among the old hands hear much talk
of boycottins the employees OF the Hun
salians. 1T Ia practicable enough" said
one Of the mine bosses. 1--WE have been
dealing for years with people here who are
uow giving work to the Huns and We have
paid many thousands Of dollars to them.
Why shouldn't ~e stop buying from them
unless they give the preference to white
labor at living wages? There are some
storekeepers who won't touch Hun at
any price, and If pasronized by nobody but
them we'll soon teach the others lesson
that they will heed" The speaker Was
applauded by the little group which stood
around him, but the Lack Of laboring
mems organization ia the great difficulty
in the way OF any concerted movement Of
this kind
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A HUNGARIAN OPINION,

4 HUNGARIAN OPINION.
They are clannish and live entirely
among themselves. Very few, even Of
those who have been here longest, speak
any English, and their extraordinary sto-
lidity makes communication with them
very tedious. None are Of the pure Hun.
garian race, the Masyards. All arc Slave.
mans, their speech Ia Slavic, and they
come from the rural districts Of the noun.
tAins and between Abby and Gallicia.
Most are farm hands, to whom in their
own land from IS to 10 cents 4 day Ia q fair
wsge, and they are willing to work here for
the same amount. I Lam told that recently
the government o! Austro-H Hungary has
been endeavoring to stop their emigration
BY sending officers amorg them to coun-
seract the etortsiof the steamship agents,
who are largely responsible for perauading
them to try their fortunes On this side Of
the Atlantic. 3a
Quite An extensive travel through the
coal regions develops the fact that Shenau.
doah, Mahanoy City and other towns in
the anthracite country present fair show
ing Of the condition Of these people and
the temper Of the citizsns toward them.
Whether It will ever be possible to Undue
them with American ideas and assimila,e
them to American customs Ia question for
the future. Unlike the Polish, and In fact
all other immigrants, they appear to be
altogether incapable OF conforming to ma
dto methods and manners.
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tIctesGH Ltddtr. f# .. u. b..
Home life on the farm Is often too drea,1
ior the boys. There Ia NO excuse for this
It oush: to be. at the least, as cheerful a
the saloon. Innocent games can do nc
HARM Join in them yourself occasionally
Read aloud on winter evenings, and en-.
courage the children to do the same, Tall
over with them matters pertaining to the
farm and stock; get their opinion on vari.
Gus suolscta OF farm MANAGEMENT, and thus
teach them to think, and let them under.
stand the reasons for everything done. II
there Is mortgage against the homestead
the boys ought to know It They will the
more readily enter into your plans OF econ,
omy till 1t is paid OF. =
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John Kuhn, OF Lafayette, lad, had very
narrow escape from death. This Is his own
story: Zone year ago was in the last stages
OF Consumption. Our best physicians gave
my case up. finally got 80 low tha. ou1
doctor said I could not live twsnty.tou,
housa. Ny friends then purchased a bottle
Of Dr.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lurss
vtinh benefited me. I continued until
took nine bottles. I an now in perfect
health, haying used no other medicine
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THAT EAcxISa Co1sH can b 30 quickly
cured BY shiloh's Curs. We guarantee il :
WIZ VOC sC1I-s with DyspepsiA and Liver
Complaint shiloh's TitAlizss Ia guaranteed
to ours you.
slK1PLza NtGEs, made miserable BY that
Tor you. .aII.7 - :. -. =
CAtAaaH CURED, health and .weat breath
secured BY shilsh's Cata1h Eemedy. Prics
Ncentz. Nasal injector free.
For sale by McLaas Bros. and 4. T. Young.
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The IedGeHW GH}E
Il This thy piphos, the devoted plAee =.
Mhete rests. ID III own eyeltidc, thy lh,iue1
-, TO lhss not Alone Il solitude divine --7--'-
Mhere lnyedftani. Ger thy waves each 9th sr hssa
And melt Into the passion OK thy ticet 4 :
The twilight wate1, tAuph!n stained. srp thine
the slvesy depths and blue, night o;ped, en-.
And IA bright aims thy rosy ,orm embrace,
9saln y NY nias VIVA heaven spun drapery
Inc columns point their shadows 10 the plain
., AND ancient days are titled DER again;
The cooda remember: falling At H. feet,
upon inc saads OF time they ever beat. .'
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The best salys In the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter
Chapped Eands, Chilblaiaa, Corus, ard al
Skin Ercptiors, and positively cu.es Piles
or no pay required. Il Is guaranteed to giYt
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price Is cents per tc1. =
For sale by Logan l. Co.
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CLEANING OUT TIE CROWDS,

The tenement houses are scattered all
about the outakir,s Of the town and are
frail shantiea Of boards and laths, knocked
together in the cheapest fashion and utter
ly unprovided with drainage. They are
owned by shrewd spectators, who charge
from 50 to So Fer month for each house,
The Hungarians put one woman in each
house, Who pays the rent and charges each
hoarder 8 so per month for lodging and
for cooking the food that they buy. It is
and object with her and with the landlord
to pack into enc house az many as they
possibly can, and now the borough author.
tiles are peremptorily limiting the number,
permitting but two beda in room Of me-
dunn SIZE, cay ten feet by twelve, and two
persons to bed. This is reducing the
number Of tenants fully three.tourths OF
more. 3b..f lsrTEE.
In twelve xretched little houses, for in
stance, there were o07 lodgers, and the
officials allowed but si1ty. Some of these
landlords are queer chsractera 4 uotori-
ous one is Jeremiah Conoyan, "Jerry, the
Miser," as he ia usually called, in one ol
~hcse houses twenty.fye men and women
were lodged in two rooms 90 clcsely thu,
it Was impossible to step between thei,
sleeping forms. The grand clearing cut o.
such places has begun, but where are the
unfortunates TO- GOT In the course Of =,
drive over the mountains, parties Of from
two to dossn Of them were met With, car
.ying On" their bscks stoves aud bedding
and searching for work or place to reat
Colonel R;ckers, at the Gira1d Estate Wat
er Works, told me that that morning TWEEN
| II had applied to him for employment.
which he WIS not able to give them, The,
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Mems aana in corpors sano:' "a sound
mind IN sound body" is the trade marx Of
Aliens Bsain Food, and We assure our read.
e.s that, II dissatisfied with either weakness
OF Brain or bodily powers, this remedy will
permanently strengthen both. Sl.-At drug.
g'sts, or BY mail from ]. q. Allen, sl5 Firs.
Ave, New York City. rrn.Av
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Garfield's 4 mbidexterity.

toFs 1Vs40N sVtFNGA ......
Agentlemaa who knsw Garfield we'll
tells astory Of the remarkable man. "We
were sitting" said this gentleman, "in the
office Of the Secretary OF the Navy, Mr..
Thompson, OF Indiana, waiting to be heard
on some matter Of routine business, when
Garfield took his seat a: a vacant desk near
by, and commenced writing with both
hands upon scratch.pad on either side oil
him. He seemed to write with one hand
as freely 81 with the other. Both hands, in
fact, appeared TO move automatically. The
only difference Was that the lines on the
tablet written With the left hand we're re-.
versed from the usual order. The conss-
quencs was that the writing on the left.
hand tablet could not be read except BY an
expert or by holding it up to ligh. or be-
fore mirror. / looked at the one written
with the left hand on its upper side, and,
while the lines seemed remarkably uni.
form, they conveyed no meanius;but hold:
ing the thin paper up to the Ii sht saw
not only that the words written were the
same az those on the tablet written with
the right hand, but that every peculiarly
in the formation Of letter which was
found on the right hand tablet was exactly
reproduced On the LETT hand. The achieve
ment was marvel to me, as had never
heard Of it before, although I have since
heard that many people do it. Garfield
said that he often wrote that way whenever
be wished to preserve an exact copy OF
what be was writing without having copy
made BY letter.press, and that in this man.
ner he saved great deal Of time without
an7 more spprecisble fatigue. I asked
him how he got into that habit. He said
that while teaching school once he had
occasion to use his right hand to point
on! something, and that unconsciously be
kept on writing On the blackboard with
his left Upon turning to the blackboard
to look what he had written, be observed
that the writing vas reversed, but that he
had full use OF his left hand for writing,
and from that time he made use Of botn
handa. He was, in fact, completely ambi.
de1Ious. "a
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MEDICAL, III
Ays,t, "a, Sst.snss, 70. ne..

F.,ntss f.s.str,: .'9.}
i aasras ms pleasure TO aisare yeu TIA. aitr.
eHn2 pr. c. McI1ae'1 Celebrated Liver Pulls for
more than twraty years In my family, that re.
gard them as being superior to any have ever
used OF have seen used. have not had them con.
staatiy and had TO Try others, and I have tried !
good variety, bat have never had aay To &C, 20
promptly, prcdtahly and nicely as MeLane'L I
have used them on myself, wife and children,
with the most gratifying results.
For children, having used them on my own with
such easy and happy effect, would recommend
them to ono and ali. These pills do the work do
Il promptly, do Il well, and leave 10 III effects
behind, .t...F #H. r..
As a bile remover, as 4 liver enrrec.or. a 4.
forerunner preparing the system for Guininr, there
70 ma pill or medicine equal to DR.. I. McLaae's
Celebrated Liver Pills. I expect to use them as
long as 1--we, II they continue a. good a. they
have been In the pas,:
Yours traly, -
E. II. Ciirs,
Pastor Of ". E. Church. South Myers' Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference,
. r. S,-t am now using your Eernifuge, and
An highly pleased with It. 1t Ia death Oh worms.
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Home Proof.

Home Proof.
Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
could not get out OF bed. D; smith eu..d me-"
zEPH. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, ". Va
Catarh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired vc,ce,-sut.
i hE 70. 5sa. p,;sn: medicine Aled TO help as.
CHARLES CHApDuCX,
OF speidel d Co., Wheeling. ". Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated stomach.-"Trea.men,
Tor years tAiled 70 give ne rel!et. Dr., Smith cu,ed
me.' THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent.
Fn-"Had them 70. fourteen years. Dr. Smith
cured me" LOUIS ?. WASHINGTON,
scrotula, Running Sores on Head.-"Xy son wa
help him. Dr.. smith cured him" ~'-" ~
MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va,
Cancar.-"sufered for years with Cancer. Hsd
cut out three tines. It returned after each oper-
at a oa;n DF Smith cured me T.;hept f7,;s e.s5ac
Piles, Fsstuls Of Anua-EIl. on my back Tor Is
Weeks. Reported dying Dr.. Smith cured ma
:. THOMAS coL11y,
Wholesale Grocer. Main st., Wheeling. ". w.
llcerat!ons Of Rectu1o, PGolapsus aud Piles
"Was gtven up 70 die and pronounced ircurahle.
d.. ar1h cured ne without knife"
WASHINGTON DELASY,
Martins VeNy.
Rev. e. o. Iadd vr.tes:-"Dr. Smiths profes.
Eoral services IN my family hare been most ads
factory, and ccmleud him 70 al a gentleman
and akilltul phyztctan-" =
M.s. Margaret knlh says. "T had been suffering
nr seven Yeas and treated by ua1J physic.ans tor
Dyspepsia Dr.. Smith ntd had q APE voru. and
tn aght houts removed monster 100 feet long"
Female CouplAns.-Thre4 yeA.s In hospitals frr
females, give ne peculiar advantages In nch csses
Persons cured Of catar1A. diseases Of hear, Uyer
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood. nervous afec,iors
and weaknesses Of men and youth, scrutuIa aud
Ultima testify TO my success. = -
Piles cured without the kc!ta
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4 Fair O0Cf.

The Voltaic Belt Co., OF Marshall, Mich,
offer TO send DR.. Dyes Celebrated voltaic
Belt and Electric Appliances on trial, for
thirty days. 70 men, old and young, sfaicted
With ne:vous debility, Lost vitality, and many
other diseases ~ II, =
See advertisement In this paper. rrhsAx
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Fo7 Lama Back. Side or Ches. use sh;loh's
Porous Plaatsr. Price IS cents, ~ =
sauoEs CousE aud Consumption Cure Ia
sold By Ct on sSarantes. It cures consump-
don. 81 .ag'
sHuou's VITAL1zza 10 what you mead 10,
Constipation, Lcss OF Appetite, Dizziness and
al symptoms OF dyspepsia P.ics 10 and rs
CRour, WEoo7rss Cor6H and Brnrch;.;,
Immediately rslievsd BY shiloh's Oure' - : :
For Bale by AcIaas Bros. aud 4. 7 Young.
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NO oTHzR preparation so concentrates and
combines blood purifying, vitalizins, enrich
ing and inyigorstiag qualities a. Ayers Ear.
saFasilla. Q1aliiy should be considered when
making comparisons. pAv
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MALARIA positively cured With Enory's
Standard Cure Pills, q nsvsr failing .sme-
dyi purely vsestabls contain no quinine, So
gar-coated.-o5 cents, rrhsIv
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IL the blizzard country. Man, pointing
musing!Iy over the hills far way: eyes,
came West to lcok after my property. !
am looking after it now. There 70 the
house and barn, : 80
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AVON PtIH.-Being largely composed OF
nercury they eventually ruin the stomach,
oot Aliens Bilious Physic, q vegetable mix.
ture, acts quickly, and stf.c:ually cures IS
cent?. Al all druggists. rEhs4w
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate Invaluable
ava Tonic.
Dr. J. L. Pratt, Greenfield, Ill, sayE It Ia
all that 1t claima to be-invaluable "a 4 tonic
ted" 4.F 5.-I.-17- --h.sw
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r HAVE LOCATED MY
REPAIR EEop

At Ills Main Street, and an now ready to gcosI-,
Clean and 10 anything IN the Sale and Lick brSi.
ne.s VIII :eps!. 10th Time and Continuation
Lccks. and VIII .lfo build and sepaI- IaI ard
Vau!t Lock- No M:e too bSd to repair.
uIIt J, D, WTSDER,