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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-10-14

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08

Az . Ah".e. ...-
Many plated ekirts are Of taffetas, veil.
ing, or "etaminc." The plaits reach 10 the
waist. Mohair Tissues are again in vogue.
Mohair can Gully be employed in certain
ways, and as the material does not natu,
rally fall flat, it is always necessary to
make it up in plain skirts. A combina.
ton for q suit Of this kind consists OF q
plain sllver.gray skirt embroidered down
the front with steel beads and bias bands
Of steel.gray French MORE on the lower
part. The skirt is very flat in front and
very iull In the back, with the plaits
mounted deep enough to furnish fullnesa
for the puff. The Louis Ky. mohair waist
has the fronts worked with steel beads. II
opens over q mohair vest. On the lower
part OF the basque are two designH EN-,
broidered with steel beads. The collar
and cuffs are Of Bteel-gray MORE. The
iulIneas in The back Of the skirt, which re.
places a putting, is taken in from under
meath.
Glazed ~taffetas in Highland dark hues are
used in many ways. Striped fabrics oil
yelling or "mousseline de lains" are in all
shades. Tissues, both light in texture and
color, are to be much trimmed with velvet,
Silk gauza, brocaded with velvet, embroid.
cred tulle, and corn embroidery in guipure
Style, ere to hs in use.
A very elegant style consists OF o silk
skirt covered with deep ilounces OF ecru
embroidery and a silk tunic matching the
skirt The waist is trimmed with guipgre
ornaments. lied continues to be generally
worn, particularly in the evening. The
shade employed is something between
"caroubier'' and cardinal, and is not bright,
1t is rumored that Partisan young ladies
will wear whole suits Of andrinople during
the summer. y
The favorite shades for spring and sum.
mer use are 10 be gray, ecru, moss.color,
mushroom, tobacco and reddish brown.
Light WOODEN and cotton fabrics, such se
yelling, muslin and latiate have Pompa'
dour desigus.
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THE kOBkA'h AlIE.

A Young Drnhmln's heath From the
Sting Of tho venomous Reptile.
al The Year Round.
Among many instances OF Bnake.bite
poisoning I have seen was a strong young
Brahmin Of 20, we'll known to me, who
had been bitten during the night while
watching his maize crop. Ere ! knew Of 1t
they bad brought him into my compound
in front Of the bungalow. AS vet he
walked quite steadily, only leaning slight.
ly onthe arm Of another man. There was.
that peculiar drowsy look in his ewes.
however. as from a strong narcotic, which
indicated his having been bitten for some
time, and left but little room for hope now.
Lie could still clearly tell me particulars,
de lhad been bitten, lie said, on putting
his foot to the ground while NOV.
ing of his charpoy In the
dark, but thinking the bite was
that Of q non.poisonous snake, had given
no more heed 10 the matter, and gone to
sleep again, till he was awoke by his
friends coming in search Of him. With
somod difficulty l WAS able to find the bite
very faint, no larger than the prick from
a pin, but still the unmistakable double
mark Of the poison-fanga. He felt the
poison, he said, gradually ascending the
limb, and pointed to a part Just above thu
knee, where he felt it had already reached,
tho limb below that being, he said, be-.
numbed, land painless to the touch, like
the foot when ''asleep." l gave him the
usual remedies, and kept him walking to
and fro, but gradually his limbs seemed to
be losing Their power Of voluntary motion,
and his head Was beginning TO droop ON
the overpowerlng drowsiness that was
surely gathering over him. At in.
tervals he pointed out the poi.
con line steadily rising higher, and
was still able. to answer cues.
tons clearlyoa being questioned. Atlength
it seemed 10 be Of no use torturing him
further by keeping him moving about, and
he was allowed 10 remain at rest. Shortly
after this, while being supported in a sit.
ting posture, sill at once, without any pre-.
monitory sign, he gave n or two long
sighs, and lite ceased, about an hour after
he had himself walked into the compound.
There was something terrible real in this
faculty Of pointing out each stage OF the
ascending poison las the snake.bitten
patient always can) that was gradually
bringing him nearer and nearer to death,
with the prospect Of only another hour or
halfhOur Of life remaining to him; and
yet the patient does not seem to realize
this with the keenness that an on.looker
does, probably from the poison benumbing
at the same time the power Of the mind a.
well IS Of the BODY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08

A Young Drahmln'H heath From the
Sting Of tho venomous Reptile.
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BARBOUk;POLITICS,
Tho Hour bDns Have Zone ana D0no the
Things that Delight tho Republican

"U"SN - AVAo hA<
Things that Delight tho Republican
Heart.
To he Editor Gi&. 1%nhRtsrsr.
SiR:-The Democratic convention iol
the purpose Of nominating a county ticket
was held here to-day. A goodly number
Of the unterrlGed were present, with fair
sprlnkling Of Republican lookers.on. On
the whole l. was as mild and tame an affair
Of the kind as l ever saw in this county.
Heretofore when the unwashed Bourbons
have held their powwows they painted TIE
moon crimson, but that day Is past; they
have lost their grip on the dear people, and
their concillating manner equals their for.
mer bulldozlng style.
Tho usual pickering aud strife was in
dulged In, and, as usual, the bosses Bwal.
lowed the small fish and got their work in
In good shape.
The big fight was made over the Prose.
cutting Attorneyship, and by a series Of
shrewd political jobs S. V. Woods carried
OF the laurels and got a sot up delegation
from enough Of the districts to nominate
him In the convention on the frat ballot,
Ills opponents, D. W. Gall editor Of the
Plain Dealer, and Melville Peck, either OF
whom Is q stronger man by u popular vote,
were completely squelchsd by the superior
trickery of Woods. He was the f~ayorite Of
the bosses, and they rule,
j. w. Robinson IL the nominee for
Sheriff, Isaac Y. johnson for Clerk Of the
Circuit court Neither had any opposition,
l. Q. Elliott for Clerk Of the County Court,
J.. D.. Corder Tor House Of Delegates. And
thereby hangs q tale.
J..W. Corder, the only Democrat who
was elected two years ago, beating young
letter by. two. votes, wasa candidate for re-
nomination, but the "Bosses' wore afraid
OF him and compelled him to withdraw,
which he did in very ungraceful manner,
and his curses were loud and deep. The
same "Besses brought out Ed. Hall, a
chronic candidate for the Legislature and
ALSO boiler. This raised u howl among
the class that would vote for the devil il
he DO q Sound Democrat. The dear
bosses" then went square back on Hall
and nominated ]. D. Corder, tho nephew
Of J. W., hoping thereby to appeass all.
but alas to all fond hopes"
Gilbert Hymes and j. W. Gawthrop
are the nominees for Assessor, Squire"
Powell! Tor County Commissioner and D.
j.. Tat for County Surveyor. On the
whole it Is just the ticket the Republicans
wanted nominated, and one that can be
beaten. T
The Republicans will hold a mass meet
ing on the I'd OF June and a convention
later. We expect a complete victory this
Phaippi, ". Va, Nav 5, 1854.
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MrS. John A, Logan,
aAiugIon Correspondent N. Y. Tribune.

Washington Correspondent N. Y. Tribune.
Without transgressins into the field Of
politics, l may mention that the wives OF
Presidential candidates are beginning to
be diBcuaaed in certain feminine circles
with an earnestness and zeal that would
rebound to the credit Of the supporters Of
their husbands. It is somewhat amusing
to hear their social qualifications discussed
in q perfectly serious manner to be told
that Mrs. So.and.so wouldn't do at all; that
Mrs.and.that has no tact, Mrs. Y, per.
haps, no strength to undergo tho fatigue,
and Mrs. y. no qualities which would en-.
able her to fill with dignity the place Of
: first lGdy Of the land" The remark is
often made that there could be no better
Mrs. President than Mrs. Logan. She
| displays a wonderful amount OF tact, and
haa q remarkable memory Tor names and
people. Her mannera are cordial and en-
gaging, and she has tho happy fac.
ulty Of making people who meet
her feel at their ease. The aurest
sigu' Of her great popularity, however, 10 to
, {. teund In tho TACT that che has scarcely
any enemies among her own sex, In ad.
dition 10 her other good qualities she is an
e1cellent business woman. Indeed, 1t ia
whispered ABOUT that her husbands quo.
GEES as a man in public lie Is duo largely
to her efforts and energy. She is said, 10,
instance, to conduct the Senator's soldier
correspondence; not by any meant a light
task when it is coneidered that the is nota
soldiers organization in the country tina
does not call upon General Logan when Il
wants something. Tho fact that all Buct
requests recsiye prompt attention speak
volumes Tor Mrs. L.ogan's aptitude for bust
ness. She was, by the way, Miss Mary
Cunningham, Of Shawneetown, ILL.,, wheI
she married General Logan. He was a
the time almost as striking q looking man a
he Is now, though lacking, perhaps, some
vhatin tire dignity Of manner acquired il
Il later years.
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Gke ~Qttt&lliQetGer
ECIIUES.

ADAvA"'
Aamtr's Journal. $1,000
ol times when Even'G scarlet fac
FioaM from the crest Of distant woods,
INC over mOrelalid wnsts and cray
A weary. yoiceless sorrow broodS:
Around mo hover 10 and fro
Ihoghosa Of songs heard long sgo.
And often mId,t the rush Of wheels.
oi phsslng and repassiny feet,
When hall u hesdlouR city reels .
Triumphant down Tho toon,ldc ltrcet.
Above the Iumult OF tho tniougv $3.50
hear ssali tho same old Bongs.
Rest and uprcst-'us strangc that 70.
VINO ne apart IN pole IRON pOlr,
SHOULD sway with one strong tOycnigucy
The tccret Issues OF tho soul;
strange thol W both should hold tho Keys
oipflsoncd tender memories
1t may DO when tho landscapes rim
Is rcd aud slumbcfous round the west.
Tic spirits loo grows still aud dim,
M turns III half Unconscious quest
10 th0se forgotten lullAbitS
lhaI wli!0m closed the infants eyes.
AMI maybe, when tho city mart
kosrs win It's fullest, loudest lido,
INC spirit loses helm aud chart,
ana Oh All instant, terrified,
Has lied acrOFs the space 81 years
10 note that bauiAhed% ehildhood's fean.
ySo know n0t-but lis sweet 10 know
Dead hour sill haunt the living day,
AND sweet 10 hope that, When the slow
sure message beGkOis us ava
Inc past may send ON mneiul breath
10 I "a round thu led OF death.
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MEDICAL,
A GOOD COMPARISON,

. H.. .a... CSC o." #a -
Tho RNv. William Roulatt, q woll.known
Methodist Clergyman, residing Mt Naples,
draws tho following amusing, but apt com.
parlson between Dr.. Q. XcLans'a r~trmiles,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, and a ferret.
"a ferret when placed at the en- franco ola
rnt hole, enters the aperture, travels along
tho passage, selzes upon tho rat, extcrmin.
ntes his existence and draws tho animals
definct carcass to tho light. And In like
manner have l found DR.. O. MeLdns's Itrmt-
fuge TO operate upon worms, those dreadful
and dangerous torlnentors OF children. This
remedy, like tho ferret, enters tho aperture
ofthe mouth, travels down legullet, hunts
round tho stomach md lays hold OF the
worms shakes aIaa The li5e out IT,, Of tho reptiles.
carcasses clear out Of tho system. This,
at least, has been tho effect OF tho Yermi.
fuge upon my children"
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Z: SMITH. Pass. Agent. l4t9Iursh,Pa
plTTSBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
= LOUIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ROUTK.
Len ts1I is; Is.sss.sr .tmzEgTzNa
Time table for East and West corrected to JONy
24;1SSs.
Trains leave Panhandle Station, foot OF Eleventh
Street. near Public Landing, MS follows:
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"HAckNErAcK," alasting and fragrant per
fume. Price Is and so centa.
slIlLoH's CURE WILL immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
For DYspgPsA and Liver Complaint, you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle oil
shiloh's Wtalizer. 1t never fails to cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR FREQ with each bottle oil
6hiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents.
For Baleb by McLsin Bros. and A. T. Young,
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For seven years Allen's Brain Food has
stood the strongest tests Ga to It's merits in
curing Nervousness, Nervous Debility and
restoring lost powers 10 the weakened Gen.
eratiye System, and, in no instance. has IL
ever failed; test 1t. 81; 8 Tor s.. AT drug.
giats, or by mail from ], q. Allen, 9l5 First
Ave, New York Oily, 77hzaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08

Bones Of a human skeleton we're found
under a pile Of rocks in a field on Stony
Greek, Amador county, California, last
week. They had evidently lain there for
many years, and it is thought that they are
the remains Of some unfortunate victim Of
Joaquin Murietta, the highwayman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08

The receipt is simple. You have only to
lake q violent cold, and neglect 1t. Aber.
notify, the great English surgeon, asked q
lady who told him she only had q cough:
what would you have? The plague" be.
ware of 'only coughs" The worst cases can,
however, BIO cured by Dr.. Wm. Halls Bsl.
sam Tor the Lungs. In Whooping Cough and
Group 1t Immediately allsys irritation, and Ia
sure to prevent q fatal termination Of the
disease. Gold by druggists. 7rhsaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08

ELT's CREAM BALM is doing wonders. l
advise sufferers from Catarrh to Law other
remedies aside. I helirve 1t Is the only rem.
edy that will euro this tersible disease, from
which I have suffered twenty years,-CHABLEs
GARnABRAXT, Shoe Merchant, ss5 Broad st.,
Newark, N. J. price 80 cents par bottle
rrhRAY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08
E~x,SpeRker James W. Hustled, ortllo New
York Legislature.
... ..-H., MAKER A rxW pYukpvu o., uI. .

"You did not 20 to Florida for your cough
and cold, as you proposed2' ID
mo l found The necessary ozonc and pine
aroma in four Allcock's Porous Plas,ers, two
on my back and two on my chest. / was
quickly cured; they proved a perfect shield
against pneumonia. These plssters also cured
my son OF rheumatism In the shoulder. which
for months deiisd medical skill. l have
found them very quick to cure and absolute
ly painless. In bruises no external remedies
con 10 moro Effective"
eAllcock's" 10 the only genuine Porous
Plaster buy no other and you will not be-
cheated, "a rrusaw
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"a GoDsENo is Ely's Cream Balm,n write.
Mira. NJ. A. Jackson. OF Portsmouth, N. a.,
on May 90, 1882. ~ had Catarrh for three
years! had tried nearly all remedies but to
no purpose. Two or three times a week my
nose would. bleed quite freely and l thought
the so,es in 1t would never heal. Your Balm
has cured me-" This preparation Is rot q
liquid or a snuff, and Is easily applied. price
80 cents. See adyertisemsnt.) TrhsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08

TIE Rev. GEo. H. THAxxs, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: "Both myself and wife owe our
lives to 6uILon's CONSTIPATION CURE"
Anr you MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Less Of Appetite,
Yellow skin7 ehiloh's Vitalizer is q poaitive
cure. op3- ". a-"
Why VII you cough when 6hiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 Of 80
cts. and 81. @
BnlLoH's CArAREH RENEDY-a positive cure
Tor Catarrh, Diph,heria and Canker Month.
Fnr sale hv Nolan Bros. and At. Young,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08

THE constantly tired.ouW ieelingso often
experienced is the result OF impoverished
blood, and consequent enfesblsd vitality.
Ayers SarsaparillA feeds and enriches tie
blood. increases the appetite, and promotes
digestion OF the food, and the assimilation OF
Its strengthening qualitiep. The system be-
Ing thus invigoraled, the feeling rapidly
changes to a grateful sense Of strength and
energy. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08
THE Z MARKET,


Tho larger part oithe rcceIpts-the better grades
larger, number on The market than last week,
though the receipts were much more numerous
than they were then. Butchers. consequently, had
iopay higher prices. There was a fsit supply OF
lambs OH tho market, and trade was generally inir.
the quality shows no change AZ compared with last
week: sh, sp SSs6Ac for clipped: wool sheep Ia
VERY rev 0uetei) 5aG;t<C. Same limo last year sheep
3HAb7+c for clipped: wool do 5a6Ec; lambs 7Ha9hc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08

HAVING used Ely's Cream Balm for Catarrh
and cold in the Head, l am satisfied that it IL
d 6rsl-class preparation and would recon-.
mend 1t to any one affscted.-R. W. CHEVY.
EN-. Editor Herald. Clinton, Wis. price 50
cents. See advertisement TThsAw
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Enlr Offer.

The Voltaio Belt Company, Marshall, Mich.
offer 10 send Dr.. Dyes Volta!c Belt and An
pliances On trial, for thirty days, 10 mon
young or old, afflicted with nervous debility
lost vitality. and kindred troubles.
See advertisement in this paper, rrhsAg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08

VEsl, Vidi, We'll came. 1 saw, I conquer.
eds adaptable 10 Aliens Bilious Physic.
It quickly relieves Constipation, Piles, Sick
Headache, &C., Is cents. At all druggists.
#"'.. w.. rThstW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08

THE most delicate peraons enjoy taking
Emory's Little Cathartic Pills, give a whole.
some appetite. put new life In the broken.
down body.-25 conts, gFhlaH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08

Horsford's Acid Phosphate, Decided
n. Benefit.
Dr.. John P. Wheeler, Hudson, N. Y, aays:
VI have given it With decided benefit in a
case Of innutrition Of the brain, from abuse
Of elcohol,n rrhsAv
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Home Proof.

.. POM. .. - "a, N-.|#
Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheuma.im.-
could not get out Of bed. Dr; Smith eurd me-"
& ~ ZEPH. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, ". Va.
Catarrh, Polypus Of Nose, Impaired voice.-suf.
I ~ 70; years: patent medicine failed TO holp me,
CHARLES oHADDUcK,
Oh spcidel & Co., Wheeling. W. Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated Stomnch.-"Treatment
LOT T. yea1h failed lH e n.y. q me @5 5elIei; d.. Smith cured
Fits.S"Mad them for fourteen years: Dr. Smith
cured me-" LOUIS y. WASHINGTON,
afflicted tor fourteen yeafs. Nothing seemed II" 70
MRS. CATHERINE GAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Cancer.-"sufIered for years with Cancer, Had
" sti ea! oa b. .h tmj, ii% cssc. It m Is, NI,SD,,t a' tn, eseh opeE;
or pain" Mrs., b, n, ORCUTT'
Piles, Fihtula Of AnuH.-FlAt on my back for IS
weeks. Reported dying. Dr.. Smith cured mo
without knife In five weeks: -
Wholesale Grocer, Main St., Wheel!ns. ". Va.
Ulcerations Of Rectum, prolapsus aud Plies
was given up to die and pronounced incunble,
Dr. 6nith cured me without knife" -
wAsHlNGToS pELANY,
Rev. II. o. Iadd writea:-"Dr. Smiths profes.
honal services In my family have been most satis.
factory; and [ commend him 10 all o. q gentleman
and a skllliul physicIsp."
Mrs. Margaret Kolb says: ~ had been suffering
tr seven Yeas and treated by many physicians ior
dyspepsia. Dr.. smith said ! had a tape worm. and
In eight hours removed a n onstcr l09 feet lonc,"
Female Complains.-Thre0 years In hospitals for
females, give me peculiar advantages In such csscs.
Persons cured Of catarrh, diseases Of heart, liver.
stomAch, Kidneys, akin, blood. nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men aud youth, scrotula and
asthma testify to my success.
Piles cured without the kniie, a.
paaenta at q distance may DO treated by letter
and satisfaction guaranteed. A chart for seli.eI.
animation sent on receipt Of two three-centstam,g,
and advice returned free,
Consultation at office free. On1ce hours from 0
4. Y. TOT =. H., daily. Call on OF address ~
JOHN Z, SMITH, II. D., 81
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Tho receipts, though a few hundred less than
moderate demant-nO activity appearing in Nny II
the yards. Tho uillty In most OF the pens shows
tome Improvement oyer last week, but there arc
~ loo many ANAL hogs, which arc very hard TO
s.ell, ~ prices N A few Cacs lower than our lowest
figures, and with the extra weight oil. PrIco, ga
&c, and \ few very extra a shade higher, List
year prices ranged from 9Hal0xc net. 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08
DR.. J. E. SIN TIL,
No. l4oA CHAPL1NE STREET,
Nnor pop,loo,tt ,,t-.,

The best evidence Of a physicians SUCCESS 10 the
manda for my professional services prove that I hsye
dealt honorably aud fairly with those who have
consulted me. 1,never use a patients name with.
ont permission, though l have many hundred ccr.
had been pronounced lrcurEble. A thorough med.
ical education, with many yeaia hospital expcr.
ence and familiarity with therAputic agents, q
close observance Of temperamcutal pecullarities
sures success. . cure Il ponlble, md l frankly giyo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-05-08

Ao'AA VIZ
The maikst has been dull all day. with prlces 1.c
cordlng TO most Of tho dealers, though one Of
thein reported his kalOi AZ good M raOso OF last
Monday The offerings werS not quite ss good %
!a't Wefk. fewer tops being among them, III some
!. X. Llnghnn. Prices Sixs6 Bloc, With moLt sales
Prom 0 70 oc, n .-L---. \