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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06
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swash u general Irwsn sFrDsweia.
Aks FaNxofsco, Msp 5.--.isy kladiar
(itaseatal lrWin Map1we3l died last nia.ht
isssi IN fhs clock struck II. His wife.
an and daughter surrounded his bad
xds aa he passed away. He was an
o>nachsia fur rnany houra before his
5alss eeassa 10 beat. Death vas dns 70
l7ioxic siisrsse Of the stomach. He has
l,esn h . cfiticsl condition dnring The
pAst tap weeks. On account of poor
heaIth and failing streilzth he vas
piseei On the retired list October Is,
In2 and has since lived q quiet life
Tith his fanily 81 bis residence IN this
city.
Irwin MeDoWell was born In Fnsnk.
lin Cpaaty, 0hi0. October II. 1919. He
stleadea for some time military schoal
10 H.a<iR, isntered the Military Aoasde-
nv d ffese Point Ii l6s}t. aud pradus-
ted VI MzaS From self 81 lsAs be sNas
c1Piay,d al instructor n the Military
tcadtny. In The Mexican War be vfas
bltwt1rd Captain fer his ooudnct at
1e battle al BuGna Vista, and wze Sub
tq9uzIf AdSatant General 10 Wooi's
s&ie< o{ the army os occupation.
kn1tl hle hs las he was Assistant Al
Ees1A atnieal ID various departments.
- l4eauei HE duties sIftee 4 fear's
~! n Alsaence In Europe AZ the
upenne N the Rebellion he was sktl.
Ho4<e ~ Washington, engaged In or
<at1k ne ffoups, He vas d Briear
Ms. t3euunl pS ihe United StAies Army
~ nay IA ISL. and was piAcssd In ceEn-
4ac4 n We army of N,,FlAeAEz Vii.
fIUM. Hn1 fn Msx VIA AZ An, arxar AZ
~ lfutomse is commanded al th,s
tH*tAl u kcil Run Juis n. 1851, srssi
IaoHqss.ttt bad charge Of the defea-
~ 81 WsNetnesen until March IA. 1852,
Mees ha wis made Major Gsnerai .,f
49, t1!<8 And plaoed ID command of d
sosls g shs Nfmg of the posense. Ha
- spzN<ed n the operations ef North
ttxll1alas took part 10 The g,arsait s,l'
Q1enl Isikson. aud under Pops vilsI
1st st the second histiia % Ball
5eah, Azapst ~ and "a. lse2. In 1855 4
We Ffts'teAf of the board fox inves.
@AsS ooiioe frauds. and Of the board
lk1siuz assahlea solaieTA From
iesls " Jane. iS6S. hgi vas In com
n q hhs Department Oh the Paci1e.l
4fs.1h l4 ls6a he usa hrssc<fed
slat tienetai ef the Unised slSates Ar
40 vas mustered out Of the vol
sf nssice On September l, 1888
...' t1At ulme be has commanded sue
~ IN ms Department of the East,
A<QSrs1sen5 of the South aud Tie
4, .<ssnt ef she pscilss. He usss
% the retired Inst 0cfobar
A Ance his resiremer.t hs hsss
'ssas arkeme ii San FsaIIcisss.l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06

Beef aud Iron will restore the weak TO
health and vieer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06

Gold. silver. aluminium and rubber
are employed By Dr.. Kilbeurne. 625
Front sarcrt In making artificial den-
lures. Gold foe partial ssfs and alumni
num for foil sets prove the most satis-
fAntQzY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06

WILL YOu SUFFER with Dyspsp-
sia and Liver Complainti ! ehiioh's
vitaliser Ii guaranteed 10 cure you.
Sold by A. b. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06

sHIL0H'S CURE will immediately
relieve Group, WhoopinQ Cough and
Bronchitis Sold bv A. B. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06

s'fANkak In another column
W. " fsnsd sAAliengs Iasssd ey The
'sl'ek 4 sAls city. % ths Snow
,.esuN y N slay i isisndiy match game
~ nell next sunday. n<ssh mines
- ngsni hrsein. althoaeh th<s
<<tsih . sumter d. well knosn
1sm UR Aihlsiie niI,e onsnrrsssss
xs9NsitR hlss haliiziss "a Bur
X ac1el Hkfes 5ssaAs, paiphef.
te!xtssz Rs A. Jshasn1n. Hrssx
N IN. lepemf,x msco0d haze |:
1ziseasssh, third hNse 4.
~ fssld James Warreis.
S'it CiAsias Wsniefy, riclll
I'M ks1ssgs5osn nine has hesn
esiA shs klI.u4lnk pssyess :
<neN Il. N. Cnrsxels. Peie
spAl! Ha<ls4. 3uhzt Iasuacn, Al.
tz!xz &itARhfpp. Hls>rnan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06

d.. Hsussy's Celery, Dsef and Iron
viii hrsrs year nervss snd make yaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06
TnE LAsT sRNsaTIas

Is the name Of the new and elegant per.
fume at HAsBRoUCx d TKRRY's. my3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06

waa sRs DD Nm Cola speaking
Of the steamer OlympiAn, q gentleman
from Tacoma said 10 reporter ysster-
day II was the intention Of the Orc.
eon Railway and Navigation Company
70 sond the steamer Olympian, which
has been lying Idle Al sfscoma for .
year rust, 10 San Francisco. whsre she
could be placed In The dry dock and re-
csive 3 needed eleanipg Of her bottom,
Capfain Ackley laid OF one trip Of The
Elder " taks the Oiympian down. A
orew was shipped. and tast Saturday
evenisg etssrn wns raised on her. pre-
paraksry 70 starttaR On her veyaee.
when q Telegram WAs received from the
agent representing tAe companies which
carry an Insurance. Of *90.00o On her.
thai unless her guards wsre removed
before sIle ieft the whaaf the insurance
would b. cancelled. This put . differ
ent aspect oa the state Of Al airs. The
frss were hanled. the cfeU discharged
and no one seezned 70 know joss What
YES 20 be done. u has now been de-
cided, however. 10 remove The euazds.
and ssnd the steamer below NJ pFapos-
"a. The taking os1 and repiAcing tbs
eaards will cosf a ieasf 5000. which
loss mus BE- borno b. tie company
euninN the fina Htbsu1f.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06

7 HurFocATED n A MrxR.-The Nansino
Fsrx Psxss slstes tkss on Thursday Lass
the txnaies Of John Panl and his China
raan. Ah Van, eese foand II No. Z SHAFT,
Weiiiisxsua. They were feond ahcut
10 Yards FROM Pnnia stall, and on con.
Inc cut az kha level we're eseFpcwered
81 smoke from he aFs and met speedy
}eafh. The fire occurred en- Deoenb<r
Xgh, assk abous s ssclock, and April 30.
a fhe sAnae hoaE the hodise wsxe
hroaxht b, The snfface. basinE bssn n
me ujfne exAcfiy four nankhs. JOAN
Pknl ,sna q Curnishuan, ARed a0sai y
yssrs and seares = wife 70 1aonrn bin
nnfimsly end. D. UnnesA -. y cor
uner for the distriet. held - inqaesf o.
ne nasiiea at the hia3. WeilinRton. o.
Thorsdnf asferpcon. Afts< . nnmnex
ef wiinessss had heen exauincd. ~
inry hxonRhf In . vsrsiiot thAs ne dsetI'
Ysn. srns caueed b4 enEuc1lsca from q
Ere Ia No. ahnfk WsiI1zRten.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06

ALI who could do 90 convenientiy left
town on Friday last for Five Oaks, de-
lightful picnic around just beyond
Chambers Prairie, where the day was
spent IN dancing, games of football,
hofse-faeine, sailing on the lake, &e.
In the afternoon the Cornet Band went
cut and made things lively for an hour
or two; and on returning 10 town, In the
evening, played several excellent selec-
tioRs in front OF C,slnmbia Hall for the
benefit Of the schoal children.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-06
FoE Sale.
ON. TAI & CO.,
nasss ewnEnr uwarws -

n KNERAL DEALERs IN TEA,
" Rice, CixArs silks Ladies' and Gen
eiemens Underwear. and Japanese and
Chinese 0oods. al af the lowest prices.
VIII contract 70 furnish Chinose labor.
CHIN BUG KEE
BuAinesn Manager.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
Serr Yumpsern unb iein ednsiSer.

9srr gumpsern Iiest nod I'M gett, ba
wtrb ansetlopft. v5ereini~ ruft 5err
Yumpssrn, ba tritt iein S1nsiSsr ms
3iumer. = vsb, sic iinb's, Ssrr Sti9lsi
sic brinssn mir sswiB meme Rs5nunsi"
= sd bin 70 frei, Ssrr Yumpssrn; i4
tounte @slb braa1enl" = 80, 10, @el6
t6nntsn sic braudsn! Wadsn sic mar
bort msinen Sstretdr auf - bic S9ublabe
bort, isbsn Sisl1 - 5err Sti9le 6ffnet
cine S9ublabe, aber bic lit leer. 90 iast
9srr Yumpsern: vgfi9t bieie, bic anbere
bal" = 9err Sti9le Offnst cine 3peite
Sdublabe, aber bic 1T lssr. Oa iast
Serr 8umpsern: vOie msin' i9 aud ni9t,
ionbsrn bic barunter!" = Serr StidIe
tbut's. rgtan. mas iebsn sic barin2"
frast iebt Serr Bumpsern. = Cine Wens
&c papiere, ionit nidtsl" 1T bic 9lntuort.
: Damn iits bic rs9te = ss iirb msine
&e4nunsen; lesen sic bic Sbrise AUDI
busul" erpibert inn 9srr Yumpsern frsunbs
LID unb Isst iid bann NIT einem r@uten
Worsen, 9err Sti3ls!" rubis auf bic ans
osre Settle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
CINCINNATI, 2O4 Vine Street.

fragile, per nod 10 ipdt bas Sbor s%e6ffnst
babe. Meine Iusreben warsn persebli9,
sr sins in gusr S9lafsimmer UNI fi9 81
iiberseusen, Oh Sbr gu gett lGset. Da er
Sud nt9t fanb, ifieB er eiren Mnsii9rsi
aus unb lief ii1 auf einen StubI fallen, er
muB @u9 pom elmer b6ien Rranfbeit be-
brobt slauben, benin sr rief unaufb0rli4:
@ott i9ise meinen unslidliden 8aterl
G'Serclaes bate ben geri9t ieines 9tes
ners nit teinem Worte unterbro9en.
Ssltiam murmelts sr iest Dor fi9 BIN,
uielei4t cine 6iisuns oes 9immels, anb
isste laut binsu:
SD bante Dir Nnbres; lese Did iest
idlafen, i'd bsbarf Seiner Oienite bente
ni9t mebr.
9ls er in fem S9laiSimmsr trat, tam
@perbaro NIT ausgebreiteten Mrmen tim
entsesen inter benz ausruf:
Soft iei Dant, baB On ba biif, Batter,
wie babe i'd mid um Did sednsitistl
@r polte ben Sater umarmen, bod ais
er ssuabrte, wie blaB unb lsibsnS sr auss
iab, faBte sr betiimmsrt beien 5anb.
Batter, armsr gatsr, no biit On sewez
len, 10 ipdt in Der Ra6t? Ou bift franz,
i9 CLAUDE gar, On bait seweint! 8, wte
unsIiidli3 mubt Ou bod fem!
ga mein Sobn, unslidli9er als f9 In
@Orten ausipre3en IdBt, eIenb, uerni9tet,
uerSweifeIt!
Hubs elm penis aus, unb baun usrtraue
mir, mas Did briidt, SIT ss bic Sosbeit
bes amtmanns, bic 6ur4t Dor ben &anfen2
(6ortietuns folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
Overland T'Sertlaes.
Sihuriihes 3eitsemdlOe aus. benz XIV.
Sabrbunoert.
- Bon -
Getnrt6 Confidence.
- 700 O COO =
3weiter EbetI.
TTortiebunq.1
[Tortiesung.l

Bah, bas Suwel 1T nidt perloren, uni
idIimmiten fails wiirbe i'd es AUDI per:
idmersen fSnnen, antwortete 9eetueloe, pon
aana auberen U~oriteuunsen erfiut. Sd
feute In Der Chat isbr drserli9 iber Did
ietn ba On inbeHen, pbne es gu pihen,
mir einen uni9dtbaren Oienit seleiitet bait,
BIN i5 pielmebr seneist Did gu loben nno
Str 81 banten.
llnb On perlansit ni9t einm,al cine nd'
bsre M%uftldruns2
Nun Ou masft mir immerbin faSen,
mas Did su sinem 10 nnsepobnli9sn
S9ritt peranlaBt bat; @ewinniudt bod
fiber ni9t?
Nein Sater; @offrebo maj IS, Der mid
psrlsitete, bur6 bic Yerii9eruns, baB bas
&leinnob Elm Craftsman iei, permOse befien
i'd Sabinens 9iebe mir erwerben f6nnte.
ST ersablte nun ausfibrIi9 feinem @as
ter, wie er gperbarb T'SsreIaes unb Sas
bine i'm Neusn Bul9 bslauidt babe, wie
@ofirebo linn besesnet, unb mas bic weis
ters Solse bapon seweien Jet.
Maes trift gu auf Elm 9uar, murmelte
Seetpslbe, @offrebo bat nnr Die Wabrbeit
seiast.
Oie @abrbeit2 rief @ilbslm, 10 iOate
bas Wunbersei9sn mir wirtIi9 bic 0iebe
Sabinens i9enfen2
Ood Der Mmtmann antportste ni4t, er
par in tiefe @ebanten ~periunfen, aus Jet:
men Gusen itrablte Sreubs unb WerwunOe'
rins.
@abri9sinli9 erwos er, mas Der 9aupt'
mann linn unb ieinem Sobne peripro9en ;
ia es mar ibm unbesreiHi9 wie ri4tis er
aaes porberssisbsn unb bere4net bate !
Sag ni9t Der alte E'Serelaes, bieier mads
tise unb ifol3s 8oltstribun, wie ein Sclape
Al ieinen Siben2 Satte er ibn nidt nit
9efalteten Sdnbsn UNI Mitleib unb 8nabe
ansehebt9 l1nb wsnn Seetuelbe pon benz
perbduaniBpoQen Yersament @ebrau9
madte, tonnte Sabine ba nod einen Nus
aenblid ibre Qiebe einem Wanne bemabren,
6efen Namen unb @ei9Ie9t burd cine
f9impfi9e 9anbluns sebranbmarft mar
ga, mein Sobn, iaste ct aus ieinem
Sinnem erwa9enb, Der 9auptmam @ofs
frebO war elm tlarsr &Opf, Elm sroBes @es
ME, unb psnn er nod lebte, wirbe i'd ibn
gang sspiB unierm sndbisen Serrn, benz
@rafen pon Slanbern, CUR ~beionbern Be-
adtuna empfeblen; bod bas @rab 9ibt
feline Tobten ni9t beraus. - WilbeIm,
rpenn Ou idmei9en fannit nnb bon benz
Suwel feinem Meniden ein Wort ~perlanten
laBit, wirb Sabine gang sewib Define
Braut. Dab mn nod elm wenis @ebulb,
Bel Der &idtebr unieres 9errn aus 5rants
reid muB ii9 alles enti4eiben.
Sect eri9isn sin Oiener am 9aupteins
gauge bes Saales nnb melbete:
Der Telbberr @raf BON &eiserspliet.
Den bari i'd ni6t warten lafen, mein
Sobn, iaste Der glmtmann eilis, nnb Wil'
bslm ueri9wanb bur9 bic Seitentbiir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

= Sim Mbenb bejelben Cages, spiiden a9i
unb neun llbr, iaB T'Serclaes IN ieinem
S6lafsema9 BEL sinem fleinen 2amp9en,
ben 6opi IN bic !9anb Seitist.
Gobtsniias berridte i'm samsen 9auie.
Sc ndber bic ssiir9tste Stunbs Gam, in
Der er ii9 gu Der 9sriammluns ieiner @ibess
aenoHen bessbsn muBte, UNI ibnen 8eridt
iiber feline nntsrrsbuns, iiber ieinen Beiu9
beim Mmtmann au eritatten, UNI 10 unses
ffimer tlopfte iein 5ers. Wie ioate er
ii1 In ibrsr @ssenwart uerbaIten2 Oas
entieslide @~sbsimniB BON benz seitobIenen
sSuwel unb Der, pon isinem Sobne unters
aei&neten grtldruns, burfte sr ibnen ni9t
mittheilen, nit teinem Worte burfte sr pers
ratbsn, baB Elm 10 entebrenber gerbadt
aud mar laut seworpen mar.
Mas ioate sr ibnen benn iasen3
limb bisis @rudsuns, welde ibm ben tals
ten S9meiB pom Der Stirn perlen lieb, NOR
nod ni9t sinmal bic peinlidife.
Sonte er bic 0oltswutb entfeHeIn, In
Der 5offnuns, baB elm slorreidsr Sies ieis
nsn Sobn Guerbarb sssen ale anseredte
Berfolsunssu iidsrn wiirbs2 Old, bic Gnsit
bate ibm ale 3uueri9t seraubt. Der
Mmtmann NAT senau unterri9tet unb axf
feiner Sut, wie er seiast; einen 0eriu4
tum Muffaub wiirbe CT i'm 8eime erititen
unb slei9seitis ben unidulbisen gperbarb
perbaften laGen! Die MISUNDERSTANDING
ipra9 sesen ibn, elm TOtesurtbeii idien
iinpermsiSlid. Der quite. iunse Weuid
foqte has S9aifot beiteisen -. Der 9ens
Ter fem tbeures Saupt pom &umpfe trens
men, ewise S9anbe ieinen Namen, iein
sanses @eidledt branomarfen!
Damn wieber iudte er fid ieIbif bic
tleber,euauna einsureben, baB elm 8Olfsaufs
ffanb unmSsli9 sinsn sinftisen Grfols ba'
ben f6nne unb baB IS baber unporf4tts. la
permeiIsn isiu wirbe, Jest einen Yeriu4
3ur Bsfreiuns BriHels Su wasen. Sine
tnnere Stimms, bic Stimme ieines @es
pihens, absr rief inn su, baB CT fol4e
@ebanfen nur bese, UNI bic Befretnng bes
UaterIanbes Der &ettuns ieines Sobnes gu
opfern.
Gur9tbare 9assl Gr, E'SsreIaes, Der
BITE 0olfsbewesuns beruorserufsn unb Wfos
nate lang ssndbrt bate, ioate ie nun bdmps
fen, ssrabe IN benz MasenbIide, mo MQes
bersit mar ben Sies, Der wabri@etnIi4
Der 2obn Der GreibeitSliebe Der 8infte wers
ben wiirbs, ioute er tinbern, iein 8aterlamb
uerratben, feline Glrfem ~ ewiser @erbams
mins uerartbeilenl
@lrbe bisisr an ieinem @ewiHen nasens
be @urm linn wO4I nod cine sim1ise Stuus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
Ear Ginwanoerer.

ginpaubsru unb ioI4s. psI&s gsrpansts uub ssrtanse
aus europa t~rparten, m0ssu I'D an isbsr 5ett an ben Una
ter Isi4nttsu um austnft uno ollie penstu. @snn Sts
mans Don europa fommt. ie b.natrittise nan INTO. NIT
Ia tesu wtrb. 10 wtros Id e~suisIbtn am betrthsnetn 2ats
eunssplass In emptans usbutu uue tbm abtrau init Naih
uue That sur Ssits ltthtu. ais Brtraunsmann hes las
% ,Hi&tu Gomttss far gtupaussrsr babtt4 has 8s&t, In
cattle garteu bic an uiA eur9 Srtete auseptsjsntn eins
par3eer 81 emptaustn uue thr tbr Ssftss ~ iorstu- Sahb
rtt4s SeuaniNs pon ssthIi4sn nnb uttIt4en pufentn
iprsAtn tnr mttus @trtiamtstttn eteisr Hustlsssu belt.
S4thseoutraetsse pou une SAD Europa psreen beferet
uue BITE H4erie ousfauit hber tatbolti4s goIonisn I'm
@sitsu. Sabrbiast for aus tisubabututubsu Der. Staas
ten trthstIt. pesu abrtiars;
Joseph Koelble,
1856 East Third Street New York CITY.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
Gortiesuns foIst.)

Nir wenn bas Blut rein lit, tOnnen &Srs
per unb @eiit gang seiunb isin. 9erpOrs
rasenbe mebicinii9e Gutoritdten aler eiuis
~liiirteu 2dnber empfsblen aper's Sariapas
rila als bas bette glutreinisunssmittsl,
bas srifirt. Die i9affsnbe Rraft ber
9anb unb bss 9ebirns wirb bur3 fe be-
beuteub erhDbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

a.: .aIts @eiber tOnnen bod ni9ts
psridweisen. %: limb bod ueridpsis
gen iie germ, wie alt fe iinb."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-05

t,ent4 and repellihg their intrusion here.
II is DIE policy Of Monroeand W ashtnston,
aud jefferson. Peace, commerce anu
honest friendship with all nations en-
tanelihg alliances with none.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-05
~ :.
The Whisky Husin0ss.

Please do not coniound any Of the whis
ky bitters which topers take and drunk
ards delight in, with that altogether differ
emit article, "Brown's Iron Bitters." Ne
topper wants Browns Iron Bitters, fol
there Is nothing in 1t to satisfy the crav,
ings OF his debased appetite. This great
iron medicine gives strength and new lie
not q mere unwholesome stimulus. Sher.
if' Ponder, Of Washington county, Tenn.i
writes that after using two bottles Of II he
was cured OF dyspepsia. No whisky
bitters" could achieve such result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-05

Abbot c0aranG
Ned belonged to a political club Of
small boys. They wore uniforms and car
RED torches, and he was the great stand
ard.bearer for Blaine and Logan. His
sister had supposed Che could march with
them. When her eyes were enlightened
bitterness entered her soul. Was she not
5 years old ? and that was two years older
than Ned. The little woman rebelled
s sEas a.n hst lot PesSSe m, clicking soS
ate tofeb nor ANYTHING sa pretty Sora1 any so aps
time, just because I am q girl"
When she came to dinner her great
dark eyes were swimming in tears. She
refused consolation kindly offered her by
her father, and turning tlercely upon him,
she exclaimed: "You are not a girl, you
never were girl, you never can be q girl,
and you never can know tphat I suferg'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-03-05
wr,RLsrkR,s IIlAsr spEgon.

u u !
lpeiiyered In June 1850. on Relics OF Af'ssii.;
3'Ss E. ipstep.
Daniel webssers Last speech show the
lhish respect which he entertained Tor
the fathers Of our liberty, and his desire
n treasure all memorials Of their great
mess. Henry Clay had introduced q reso-
linton providing for the purchase otthe
original copy Of 1rashington's farewell
address, and in advocating its passage he
said that ain his parlorat Ashland he had
abroken goblet, used as a drinking cupby
Washington during his campaign, and in
that parlor there was nothing SO dear to
him or those who visited IT. as that old
broken goblet Mr.. Webster followed,
standing motionless, his body bent snght-
| iy forward and his hands generally be-
hind his back, as he uttered his patriotic
and digniiled words.
He said he most cordially approved OF
the resolution; hoped 1t would pass. he
believed II would crafty the country. He
believed 1t would be gratifying 70 every
man to have the farewell address Of Wash;
incton, written by his own hand, placed
the National ssns;or from Exam Eentncky
the remarks o. Ply te III. sGA ohont The nIeasnrs
in al ne maa S ~ ' aSos tha s,psIl snd
which y aoi .es - ts 0re ss mem ~ tbe
even tlng nsSs q tSsre w ss no FEELING
past. ne eoncssg ~ s asesa m ,.s;nc;nsIIu h
more uniys ;1.n. oa az ve "a ~ haf tbe
state On lhesaen Iso}od Ibant % v i
senator nag NJ. tslas ,a.o afyessdt ;er ala u
years ago snety o We ~ madsIa S %S;ch
Congress s,sit H., cas GcSnot ~ sy.shina
hadpelongeu 70 .ne 0anin as .;nht 90 thass
ton Inere were seven ~ e hn senar sIs
meaals p Soseu Tbav had heen strncI
81 we heV sai az iarosst n tlsa NJ %as d
~ EatIs 4AA Lhe hs| bosen ,s Nv nv III T.
Mash'ngeon oo Mao "a lie antyv into n Rostnn
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reptB. and repellihg their Intrusion here.
II Il the policy Of AlonToeand w ashingtoii,
and Teffarsotl. Peace, commerce and
honest friendship with I'LL nations, en-
tanglihg alliances with none. 8
3ouRHtSASuEs.
A due regard for the interests and pros.
perity Of all people demand that our tin-
ances shall be established upon such q
sound and sensible basis as shall secure
the safety and confidence Of business In
terests and make the wages Of labor sure
and steady, and that our system Of reye-
nue. shall be 80 adjusted as 70 relieve the
people from unnecessary taxation, having
a due regard to the interests Of capital in-
vested and the workngmeu employed in
American industries and preventing the
accumulation OF a surplus in the Treasury
ltotempt extravaganza and waste.
Care for the property OF the nation and
for the needs OF future settlers require
that the public domain should be protect.
cd from purloining schemes and unlawful
occupation. The conscience Of the people
demands that the Indians within our
boundaries shall be fairly and honestly
treated as the wards Of the Government,
and their education and civilization pro-
NOTED with view to their ultimate citi-
zenshtp, and that polygamy in the terri
tories. destructive Of tile family relation
and offensive to the moral sense Oh y, Ihe
civilized world, shall be repressed. The
laws should be rigidly enforced which pro-
hibit the immigration of q seryile class to
compete with American labor with no in
tention OF acquiring citizenship, and bring,
ling with them and retaining habits and
customs rcpugnant to our civilization.
REyoRM DEMANDED.
The people demand reform in the adj
ministration OF the Government and the
application Of business principles topub'
lie affairs. AS means to this end Civil
Service reform should be in good faith
enforced. Our citizens have a right tc
protection from the incompetency ofpub
lie employees who hold their places solelI
as tho reward Of partisan service ant
from the corrupting influence Of thost
!, who promise and the vicious methods o
. those who expect such rewards. Thost
who yortliIy seek public employment
have right to inaist that meri
anu goMpe.ene ,,, s ~ y. ~ H. s,r
lnateau o. paisy y. s .laI;t;oai h3liat IN III.
renGeI 9. nnuest poi nn,.a,nn s nIedsed
admnls!taIlon " 10, = 1nsst;aa ~ II mon
70 20 equal SnS ~ e1aes 5se,aSt for s "nxiety
there shou.u Do no p ~ =; ;,aod,nan "nS
touehng tne tI Se;. oaoU y, IL tie en-
inelr l,s " ;, NJ nrvlleges nnder te Con
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BEsr French Brandy, smart.wee
Jamaica Ginger and Camphor Water, a
combined in DR.. Perce's Extract Of Smart,
Weed, Is the best remedy for collie, diai.
rhea, choleramorbus, dysentery or bloody.
lux; also, to break up colds, feyers and
intlammatory attacks II fused early.
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Mica Wall Papers aud Borders.

New spring styles In great variety at low
prices. Also white and brown blanks,
retail at wholesale prices. Window shades
made up ready to hang, for 40 cents. Car
pets and oil cloths al unusually low prices
Tor cash. Call soon at Nos. 20l9 and 202l
Main street. John RoEMER, Agt.
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Pontrs Gazette.
"Johnniel is your father an inventor2''
"Yon're right he is; aprctty good one,
"And does no give himself to different
channels OF this line Of art?n
ooh, no! He can't devote himself TO
more than one kind. He's kept so busy
inyenting lies about staying out late at
night that he doesn't get q chance 10 in.
vent anything else"