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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-23
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wnEELINo. w.vAysEp1EAnEss IS. 1885.



There has just closed at Portsmouth,
Ohio, the most successful reunion yet
held by the Society Of the Army OF West
Virginia Twenty five thousand visitors
were attracted-three-iourLhs the popui'
lation Of Wheeling. The people OF Ports
mouth did their part well, the response
was handsome, and Portsmouth was SO
well pleased that she has asked TO be
honored with next years reunion.
The INrELMdEScER has reason to be-
lieye that Wheeling can secure the prize
for next year if she SO desires and will
move at once. 1t was intimated to
member Of the committee that Wheeling
would be glad to extend welcoming
hand TO the veterans, and the lNTELLI'
sENcER ia now advised that the matter
has been Left open and that q proposition
from Wheeling would b' kindly enter
tanned.
It will be recalled that the first OF the
reunions Of the Society ofthe Army OF
West Virginia was held in PArkorsburgin
1880. The next, to take place in 1884,
was assigned to Wheeling. Forsome rea-
son the matter was allowed to go by de-
fault. Wheeling did not display lively
interest, and that year there was no meet
ing. In 1882 the Society met again at
Parkersburg, in 1883 at IEonton. In 1854
there was great outpouring at Cumber-
land, and that at Portsmouth has been
the largest OF all. The reunion grows.
Wheeling has now the opportunity to
redeem herself. There is no place SO APP
propriate as the chief city in the State
from which the Society takes its name.
In this Panhandle and the neighboring
counties Of Ohio and Pennsylvania are
large numbers OF comrades who served in
the army OF West Virginia who have
never yet been able to attend ore OF its
reunions. They will be glad to join with
Wheeling to insure the success OF the un-
dertaking.
There Is business 6i0e OF tue question:
which Wheeling cannot afford TO overlook.
The reunion will bring men and men
bring money. Every visitor will be bene-
ct to the business OF Wheeling. Other
cities advance their interests in this way,
and Wheeling may IS well accept an OPP
portuuity when 1t comes her way. 1t
cannot be said positively that the Society
can be induced to FIX on Wheeling, but
our chances are perhaps quite as good as
those OF any other place.
The move must BIZ made ct Ionce. We
must be able to gay misrepresentation
authority that Wheeling desires the reun-
ion and will make the necessary arrange
menta. In the Fair Ground we have just
the spot, and the whole thing could be
carried through without great cost. There
must be guarantee fund to save the So
ciety from all charge for its meeting. This
is customary and it pays.
The enterprise could be taken hold Of
very appropriately by the Chamber Of
Commerce and the Grand Army Of the
Republic acting together and in connec-
ton with other citizens who may be SO
disposed. The frat action must be i'm.
mediate or the chance will be gone.
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WARDEN A. A. Brush, OF the Sing Sing,
New York, State Prison, says Brandreth's
Pills are the most valuable cathartic he
ever used. He has been great sufferer
from rheumatism and blood poisoning,
but obtained very little relief from medi-
cine or doctors until he commenced using
Byandreth's Pills. He took fifty Pills in
ten days. They not only cured him OF
rheumatism, but gave him vigorous APP
petite and purified his blood completely.
MwPGw
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RnthnI 1

Your poor wearied wife, losing sleep night
after night nursing the little one suffering
from that night fend 10 children and
horror 10 parents, GROUP, should have q
bottle Of fsylor'j Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mullen, an uudouhted
Group preventive and cure for coughs,
colds ard consumption. Sold by all drug
qists at %. ana 81 90 - bottle. SsDd two
cent postage stamp for Riddle BOOK.
Walter A. Taylor, Atlanta, Ga. For gale
bv Laughlin Bros & Go.
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educational.
educational.
Mt. de Chantal Academy
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA.

The thlrty.cIghth year Of this wCll.tn,vn And.
envy. under the chsrg" Of the Visitation Nuts,
opens on the iTst Monday Of September next sud
continues ten months.
Pupils received at any time in the session.
Those WHO deire TO place their daughters In ln
Institution Sfording exceptional OdvauisGas In
the way OF heal.hiul ard de IEhtial location, q.
ceiient board, thorough discIblIae and iHstrEcaga
al the hands OF elong tcSchets, In every depart
mont OF female education. Including the modera
languages and music. should lerd !or catalogue
Of this School Address,
Directressof the Academy ottte Visitation,
MT. do CHAHTAL,
au2SpAw Near Wheeling IS Va
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Mr.. Geo. V. Willing, Of Manchester,
Mich, writes: my wife has been almost
Helpless for five years, so helpless that she
could not turn over in bed alone. She
used two Bottles OF Electric Bitters, and is
so much improved, that she is able now
to do her own work."
Electric Bitters will do all that is claimed
for them. Hundreds Of testimonials attest
their great curative powers. Only fifty
cents bottle at Logan q Co.'s. MwF4w
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AWonhcrful pI.coyerr.

Consumptiyes and all, who suffer from
any affection OF the Throat and Lungs,
can find a certain cure in DR., Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Thousands
OF permanent cures verify the truth ofthis
statement. No medicine can show such
a record of wonderful eures. Thousands
OF once hopeless sufferers now gratefully
proclaim they owe their lives to this New
Discovery. 1t will cost you nothing to
give It trial.
Free Trial Bottle at Logan & Co.'s Drug
Store. Large size, 81 90. MwF&w
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nnel,len,s Arnlen salvs.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Ohilblains,
CoEns and all Skin EruptonS, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed TO give perfect SatiSiaCtion,or
money refunded. PriGe % cents per boz.
PNv sale hv Tn0ar \ n
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Nervous POPULATED Atsa

You are allowed FREQ trial Of thirty days
OF the use OF Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic
Belt with Electric euspensory Appliances,
for the speedy relief and permanent cure
OF nervous debility, loss Of Vitality and
Manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also,
for many other diseases. Complete restora-
ton to health, vigor and manhood guaran.
teed. No risk is incurred. illustrated
pamphlet, with full information, terms,
etc, mailed free by addressing Voltaic Belt
Co., Marshall, Mich. MwTAw
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Solicitors Of Life Insurance.

ItIhufFFl A few first class men who have faith
wan In nemseS SGs e act Ss district Nan
Equitable L.if1 a Association of West Virginia,
a o operative company with the best endowment
plan now In use Popular and easily worked.
BuNlness established. References required. Per
manent employment and rood pay guaranteed
For further particulars apply at once TO Il H.
WHITIo, X, Manager, MRriinShurg, West Virginia
AMI
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"Wny, Jones, what a ho(a lrse you have
in your throat!' "Yes, raised it from a
colI6)t in my head. I've too much live
stock" "WeIt, like cures ike; Or. Bull 9
Cough Syrup will cure you. The Bull will
quickly scare The hola)tse away"
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THE tenacity with which people abide
by their early faith in Ayers Sarsaparilla
can only be explained by the fact that It is
the best blood medicine ever used, and is
not approached in excellence by any new
candidate for public favor. D4w
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THE PERFUMED BALL Room T.!

The Atlanta Constitution, speaking Of the Mystic
Owls display, aids:
and graceful feature, Of this great event As the
eres's entered The Opera BDuSe they were greeted
yi;a the most delicious otors 81 from freshly
6lSonIp K bad OF a thousand hOwerS. The air was
ahau wi Ii the soft, sweet pGrtumS that seemed TO
ID the very breath OF the goddess Of pleasure and
a wooinG 10 the gaietiCS Of the occasion. A toun'
t'in, neatly placed was playing Rll the evening.
The cologne which gave isf.h This pHriumS, and
he pIpCtCed EcIisCS VI the Rdtes at 0nco detected
what II was We need hardly nay that the fountain
and the TWO GtomiEeTS were dkPenklng 10 the at
mO, rhefe the odOF Of
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The death rate in Salt Lake City and
vicinity is very high, owing TO a lack Of
drainage and ignorance OF the laws OF
health.
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The penalty for selling cigarette to a
boy or girl under sixteen years OF age in
New Hampshire has been made $50 for
each oHenBe.
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An exchange propounds the conun-
drum: "Does it pay to 60 in debt% It
certainly does. 1t Is the getting out Of
daht that prindB,
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Some creatures there are who are too
vile to feel kindness; their baseness can
not rise even to ingratitude; that vice is
above them,
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AT the Cape Of Good Hope Scotch shep'
herd doea are used in herding ostIiches
and perform the work with great saGacity.
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TAYIoR,s PREMIuN coLoGNE,

an article OF Southern manufacture that has
promptly won its way iuto wide tprCGd popularity.
fhiS Cologne is OF the aneSt quality, lasting and
delici1uS; and an esteemed article on the toilet
table Of ali that have used It. The quick and del
icate sense Ct the 'MyStic Owls at once discover
ri in merits, aud they had no happier conCeit TO
oFer thelr guests than these iounICin tets Of de-
ifR}t,fal EeSfpme The iaif dances who toDnd 30
VigteIui reir Sner last evening wall please them
selves ard honor their entertainers by keeping up
thc sensation throughout the tWe.vemonth by
means Of this delightful agent. at26 MwF4W
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b., 2. . Q. RnllFoaIl
Leave BellaIfe Gt 6:40F. n for woodEAsld and
9q Leave Bslslro at slS a. u. for Summarized and
la 4ffiHa a pell.Ire 1910 a. " and snM
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B { 7 HANY COLLEGEI

Brooke 90 ty, W. Va. will begin !a Esyt'A
session SEPTEMBER ., lssS. Its the nOstRatsi
College in our State, having 60 Alumni, nlay o.
whom are occupying high places Of trust Il tn
four College Eegreo coures; the C!ass!eaI DE
Scientific. the Ministerial, and the IAiie,' CooHs
The College Is now about free Of debt t'tas
Trustees will make an eEor! to enlarge the ind'''
nent and the number Of students, Psu01issa
solIcIted from all the friends Of classic learning
For Catalogues apply TO
PROF. ". H. wooLERY,G
Iy2 DIR. ". x. PESDLETOS, Prest
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incor,orstcd In lsSs for Is yeas by the LegislA
ture 10 Educational aud Charitable purposes, viii
capital Of q, 600 OOO-to which a reserve irnd o!
over &SO, eco has Elnce been added.
By an Overwhelming popular vote Is hancni@
was made pGst Of the present State Constitution
adopted December ID, A. D.. 1S70.
The only lottery ever voted On And endorsed y
The peOple OF any State. II never scales or post
poneG. Its Grand Single Number Drawing Aket
plci,dId opportunity 70 win fortune. Tenth
GEaua Drawing Class X, IN the Academy Of MuRtc
New OrleGns, Tuesday, October Is, 1885
1875 h Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, s75ooo.
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HAvlNG used cdr. Petzold's. German
Biiters" / take pleasure TO endorse the
same as Tonic Of superior merits and
valuable medicine for persons suffering
f.,,v, Dah;I;ty Tndiyestinn lie
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DyAR Col. IEdERsoLL:-I found your
letter enclosed with one from - stDy
door on my way to this hotel TO zee a
friend. broke the zeal here, ana through
binding tears-letting it fall tiom my
hands between each sentence to sob my
hear out-rend it. The first peace have
known, real peace, since the terrible blow,
has come TO me now. While will not
doubt the existence OF aGod, / feel that !
can rest my grief stricken heart on His
goodness and mercy; and you have help.
ed me 10 10 this. Why, you have helped
me to believe imam all.mercitnl Snd loving
Creator, who has gathered Il Wilt 10 be-
Level my poor little boy-my kind, KIND,
large. hearted child, into His tender and
shelteripR nrmA There is genuine ring
In YOUR words that Tits me up Your be-
lieis, 60 clear and logical, 60 filed WITH
common sense, corresponds, 90 far back
IA can remember, with my own matter.
ot.fact ideas; and was the child OF good
and praying parents, and my great Won
dering eyes, questioning silently when
they talked 10 me, my strange ways, while
| tried to be good, caused them often great
anxiety and many pang-God forgive
mel | am writing, while people are talk
Ing about me, just line to thank you,
from the bottom Of my heart, for the COM
fort you have given me to-day. You
great, good man, gee the traces Of tears
all over yOar letter, and | could clasp
your hand and bless you for this comfort
Won have given my poor heart.
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on aUNDAHA
Loavs city Alta Z. and run oTery hour until .
Lave wheeling Park HSA. n. aud run svssy
AG a5S SA'u i'hA DuS:a hSSds
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gyetu Advertisements.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE


A Farm Of $50 acres 10 ClsrEe county, Iowa, fvs
miles north from sCCOla. county scat; ~ acres OF
good timber 100 acres under cultivation, $50 bear.
Ing apple trees, cherries and small fruit IN Abhnd
Ance. Good frame aud log house on the plage
IoOd well At the hOuss; good SprinR 20 rods IRON
house living water on every t0Hcnes, The whole
Is enclosed by n good isncc. wIlhla one mile Is \
church and school fou'c. Adjoining lands Ectt'e1
by go9i American people. A rars chance Tor a
bargain. For !plther PARTICULARS Eppiy q
ARTHUE LITTLE.
u FIJI esnth Street,
or to ". II. R1EEHART,
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counsel Of your own heart. If God exists
your heart Is the best revelation Of Him,
and yonr heart could never send your boy
10 endless pain. After all, no one knows.
The ministers know nothing. All the
churchtsint heworld know no moreonn this
subject than the ants on the anthills.
Cretds are good for nothing except to
break The hearts Of the loving. Let us
have courage. Under the seveu-hued
arch Of hope let the dead sleep. do not
pretend to know. but ! do know, that
Others do not know. Listen 70 your heart,
believe what it Gays, and wait with
patience and without fear for what this
future has for all. II we can get no com.
fort from what people know, let US avoid
being driven TO despair by what they do
not know. wish | could say something
that yonld put star in your night Of
grief-a little flower in your lonely path,
and il IN unbeliGver has such wish,
surely an Infinitely good being has never
made soul to be the food of pain through
countless years. Sincerely yours,
Il. G. INGERsoLL.
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JAMES S. WILSON,
Second Circuit NJ. L. Church South, Bal
timore. W"S
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4 ELM GROVE r. r.

On and after MONDAY, Nay 4, 1855, trains on
The W. q 3. 9. B. B. VIII leave g follow:
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BENWOOD.

Col James Barritt has been appointed
manager Of the Benwood nail factory, vice
Col J. Altmver resigned. Col. Barritt &C
cept,d after consideration the position
which WAS rendered him and will assume its
duties Monday
4 sample CT the water from the spring
the water Of which WAS considered ques-
tionable, on the place known as the Shep
McMechen place, in the southern suburbs
WAS snalvzed by Charles Dwight, chemist
and ASA let Of Wheeling an for the benefit
OF those who we're inclined 10 consider its
waters unwholesome, we submit the follow
irg points from his report: The sample Of
spring water contains: Su'phate Of lime
carbonate Of lime large amoust: sui ulphs;e
Of magnesia, considerable; chloride oi
sodium, chloride of potassium, Medium;
organic matter, Sigh; trace. The water is
Just such as will be found IL all wells in the
Ohio Valley about here for several hundred
miles. The wells, however, are more often
contaminated with lHrgor quaItiti'S of or
ganic matter than such spr'nys The wells
beirg OF a stagnant natjr while the waters
o. the springs are constantly moyiDg, sui.
pHdle VI HuSutbio 10 SO'bH NuO"u mo
epson salts, chloride Of sodium is com.
N on salt. The trace Of orgaoic matter
was very slight ard not suiii :ien! 10 produce
eny effect TIE professional arnlysis Of
its waters by Prof. Dwight is undoubtedly
satisfactory.
Mr.. Samuel Dorsey, q respected citizen,
formerly Of this State, left yesterday for his
present home in The State OF Illinois. Mr..
Dorey has reached the venerable age Of
ninety three years, and presents hale up,
pearance combined with the yigor Of his
prime.
There was a slight accident on the ferry.
beat pre- day last week. The horses OF a
some wagon became unmaDsgeable and
backed the wagon cE intoahc river. For
tunately it was in shallow water, go there
WIS no great loss.
] sst Sunday evening an erg ne going
over the 3 and o. bridge broke some part
yr its machinery and created quite com
motion.
The Riverside Plate Mill made its first
heat yester Jay afternoon.
The internent OF small child Of Mr.. j.
Brown tools place at the McMachsn Gem.
.t.ry this morning
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sshamed, Of the stand took in the Mul-
len case, and l hope that my efforts con-
nibuted to MuIlens pardon. Undoubted.
ly there were eight or ten legal
voters in the crowd which Mullen
captured at "Hoghead Johns" gambling
house and other low dives along the river
in Cincinnati. he was notified By tels-
phone from the police of Covington that an
invasion Of Ohio by Kentucky Republicans
was in process. In his anxiety to defeat it
be took in few too msny-s few who had
the right to vote-and therefore it was, and
in order to save his codefendants, that he
plead guilty sndserved for eight months in
the Hamilton county jail on a one year 9
sentence, but he is
An Efieient Ofiicer OF Good Character,
sober habits and experience, and | thought
that the term Of service which be had al
ready passed in jail was far more than ade-
Quste punishment for the possible offsnse
Re might have committed in not more care
fully Discriminating between the scsmps
from Kentucky and the seamps from Ohio
whom he gathered in-for, Mr.. Sherman,
these were scsmps from 0hio-among the
fellows he captured, who had the right to
vote. They were aiding Kentucky scsmps
IN the Republican attempt of which Lot
Wright was the nominal chief, to corrupt
our suHrsges; 1t was proved on Mullen 8
trisl that John Yenable, better known as
"Hoghesd John," offered to sell the votes of
thirty-6ve of his lcdgers for $3.50, and the
gentleman to whom this offer was made, re-
piled very promptly that be would not give
seventy-6ve cents for the lot.
You complain that cannot see a differ
Olce between the Ku. Klux-Klan and
Key and Aekerman,
who did all they could to put it down.
Have you forgotten that David N. Key pre-
tended to be q Tild,n Democrat. Have
you forgotten that this was true, even at so
late day as that on which he was con-
hrmed as Postmaster Genersl2 Have YOU
forgotten, you certainly knew it then,
tor he was member of the
Senate with you down to March 4th
1917 that he did not do anything against
the ku-Klux Hlsn, that he never became a
Repu bhCan until after he became a mem
Der of the de fscto Presidents Cabinet:
that taking thls pseudo Democrat into the
Cabinet was one OF Mr. HAYES patents, or
would have been, had it been as useful as
novel, as 1t Was intended to csjole the white
people Of the South into his support, and
the revival Of the Wing party You were
member Of the Senate, and of the Cabinet OF
Rutherford B. HAYES, with d NJ. Key. Don't
parade Mr.. Key any more before the Amer
lean people as q rsgenersted Confederate,
when, what regenerated him, il auythiug,
was not the offer of Office, but the actual
perception of its profits. | do not doubt
but that you could make fully twenty cabi-
nets with ex.Contederates like Mosby, Chal-
mers, Longstreet 4 Co, on these terms,
but
Fortunately For the People
the sceptre OF power has departed from the
Republican party, and no gentleman will
ever hereaf er be Invited into the Cabinet
on the CONDITION of abjuring the political
principles which he is advocating in the
United States Senate
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and STILL ANOTHER
P0stponemsnt of the Great lnterna-
ti0naI Yacht Race
For the American Cup---Ths Yachts
ScarcsIy Start
Before They Are BsCaImed and the
Race Declared OF.
Scenes Over the Race Course
Yesterday,

New YORK. September l2.-The Puritan
and Genesta did not even start to-day in
their outside race. They were at the start
ing point at II o'clock, but there was not q
breath of wind till l;30. When the COM
mittee announced their intention of starting
soon after o'clock when there was
good whole sail breeze from
the south southeast. Sir Richard
Sutton objected to sailing. Mr.. Webb said
he understood that they were not to start
sitter Y, as they could not finish in the
dark. The Puritan's people objected for
similar reasons. The race is postponed
till Tuesday. On Monday the yachts will
sail over the New York Yacht Club (inside)
course.