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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-18

Eugene Field In ChieugO Neirs.
uHaye YOU ever thought" asked Theo.
do1e Thomas, "of the similarity that exists
between an orchestra and q newspaper
Office? Just look at it for moment. You
see me stand ut the front, baton in hand,
directing proceedings calmly and uncon.
csrnedly. II want certain depth OF
lightness OF expression, or il ! require
such and such treatment to this or that
theme, l indicate with my baton what
desire, and my wish is executed. l am
the managing editor; it is under my per,
sonal and immediate direction that all
the music is made. The tiddlers are the
reporters; they have to work pretty much
ali the time, and they are called upon TO
treat every variety OF subject.
"The clarionet and flute represents
special writers; they have less work than
the fiddling reporters, but what they do
has to be OF the best quality. The bass
violinists are what you newspaper folks
call the heavy editorial writers; they dis
cuss the tariff and other ponderous themes
In music. See how solemn and impress
i've they look; they never get excited, but
they keep right on saving wood day in
and week out. The bassoous are the para
graphists sometimes they are really hu-
morous, but their principal object IN life
seems 10 be to skirmish around. Some
times they do not harmonic with the rest
OF the orchestra, but occasionally they get
of a good thing, and, as the public seems
to enjoy their capers, they are cheerfully
tolerated.
"The trombones, tubas and horns OF the
orchestra are the old Subscriber, Con
slant Reader and Justice Of newspaper
columns. They are constantly on hand
with their contributions, and invariably
they are decorous, but once in while
they act 80 importunate and combative as
to make it decidedly uncomfortable for
the rest OF the orchestra, or paper, as you
please"
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Gt1tg0tr Herald.
Captain Campbell, master Of the steamer
Beatrice, running between Larne and
Stanraer, has related at Belfast curious
incident which occurred on board last
week during q voyage. 1t appeared the
man at the wheel noticed that the compass
was 30 disturbed by something that he
could not keep the vessel on her course.
He reported the matter to the officers.
The captain, on making an investigation,
went to q gentleman leaning against the
wooden partition on the stArboard side,
and asked him II he had magnet about
him. He said no, but he held an UNI
brella in his hand, which he subsequently
handed to the mate. The umbrella was
then held towards the compass, and at
once the needle was attracted by it, When
the umbrella was changed to the opposite
side the compass followed il, thus proving
It to be a very powerful magnet.
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Baltimore Htruld.
A handsome eq1ipage drove up in front
Of two.slory residtnce 90 Druid Hill
avenue yesterday. The footman, dis;
mounting, opened the carriage door and
allowed a lady TO step down upon the
pavement. She carried in her arms q
beautiful white cat Of unspotted fur. Il
bad piece Of pink ribbon on Its neck. A
pnir cftiny silver bells depended from ita
ears ears The lady, as she stood on the door
steps awaiting admission TO the house,
toyed with the pampered feline tenderly,
and said, softly, pretty sersphin."
The lady reappeared about fifteen
minutes later. She was unaccompanied
by her pet. Her eyes were just the least
bit moist. Reentering her carriage she
was driven rapidly away. Very few per
sons in the neighborhood dream that the
elderly maiden lady who resides in the
modest two.story house with q little or
phan grandson, keeps cats boarding es'
tablishment.
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CAdtlai0, S,ar.
A few dsyb ago Rorkmen began digging
a we'll upon the premises OF Mr.. o. p,
Fist.sr. on the opposite side Of the river,
expecting 70 ind 4 supply Of water At =
miStaken, but their lsbors have been par
italy rewarded by come interesting geolo-
Sicai cnriositief. After blasting through
Is feet OF bard sand stone the men en-
countered q vein Of soap stone, then Q
thin vein CT very hard coal. The soap
stone when split revealed hundreds Of
fern leayee, large and small, as perfect as
though they were to-day growing on the
iiaed and we're black, show ing thAtth
vegetable matter had by time become
changed into coal. These eurlosltieS weie
found "a feet from the surface Of the
ground and eau be seen at the jeweiry
store q Mr.. Fisher, on Capitol street.
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CHE Gntell1getpctr~


II will be a matter Of interest To know
how the Mugwumps will vote, and George
William Carts, the prince Of the house Of
Mugwumps, through the medium Of Har-
p.r's HeeEly, endeavors to draw diagram
OF the motives Of the traitors who be-
trayed their Republican trust last fall. he
says:
when an election is at hand voters
ara very interesting persons toproEessioral
politicians. Last autumn MuSWumps
were summarily kicked out Of the Repuo-
lican party 30 far as was possible. and
since then they have been amusingly
treated as suppliants aud penlients,
although there is no doubt whatever that
II Is the Republicans whodidnot bolt who
feel that the party made terrible mis-,
take. and who are resolved that it shall
not be made again. The Republicans
who said that the party series Tor re-
yenge" upon the Mugwumps is now sell
dom heard, and the Mugwump who
bewails discourse has not beendiscovered.
What is called expulsion from the party
is wholly unimportant TO Mug"umps'
because they are neither professional pol
iticians nor cllice.seekers, and because the
very d stinction Of MugwuDpery is toYote
as YOU choose, and not as somebodyelse
chooses.
"The Mugwumps, as we have said more
than once, however discarded by Republic
cans, did not become Democrats, nor sup
ported Mr.. Cleveland as Democrat. But
the Republican argument Of the campaign,
that the Republican nomination ought to
be supported because the party contained
more reformers than than the Democratic
party, was not convincing to Republican
voters who saw both in the nomination
and in the tone Of is advocacy the strong
eat proof that the 1eformers could not con-
troll the party. oae fortunate result Of
the Mugwump movement is the demon
utration that the character Of a party will
be inferred from its most important action
and from those who direct its conduct,
and consequently that a large body oil
voters will not support, merely for the
sake Of a party, nominations which they
do not approve"
Thisis very fine reasoning on Mr.. Curtis
part. The Republican party welcomes all
classes Of voters, and 1.-THE Mugwumps see
the error Of their ways no good Republt'
eau will prevent them from voting the
Republican ticket. There Ia a mild suspi'
cion abroad that the Mugwumps are very
sick OF tteir part in the late election.
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rher Wlll surely Find You.

They are looking for you everywhere.
Drafts Of air in unexpected places, going
from hot rooms to cool ones, carelessness
in changing clothing:-In short anything
which ends in Common cold In the
head" Unless arrested this kind OF cold
becomes seated in the mucous membrane
OF the head. Then it is catarrh. In any
and all its stages this disease always yields
10 Ely's Cream Balm. Applied to the
nostrils with the finger. Safe, agreeable,
certain. Prices fifty cents. TTHsGw
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DAIRY POINTS.
f' TTsat the J cow gently and she will repa;
vour kindness by eng gentle.

piitsburOh SioetRaa. ,,4
Treat the COW gently and she will repa'
vour kindness by icing gentle.
Hold On 70 your cows and feed them
!. Il az cheese 6as advanced considerably,
and butter viii most certainly follow suit
Butter in the north Of Scotland has not
been 20 low in price for thirty years;, -. AZ
the Banifishire distriCt farmers nave peeH
S;s A" Of their prime butter to mef-
cSants Tor twelve to thirteen cents PEI
nonnd. Many OF the Scotch agricuitns5ise
st,T;bute this to the competition o. nne5
Qualities Of butter from Denmark ana
America.
Dairymen should purchase q few, good
oous that will be fresh this fall, and pre-
mare to make generous amount oil go1u,
iresf, butter through Che winter. bos. Is
will likely command better prices he com'
ing winter than during the preceding one,
and. Az the COWS can be bought very low
now, the transaction would likely Dc a
profitable one.
II you have no creamery in your dis
triet' organize, cooperate, and put one IN
operation. You can manngeit yourselves
Iion't allow the women TO worry their
ices out making butter which you are
honnd 10 sell for less than good creamery
wilI bring in almost any market, but let
Tie farmers OF a neighborhood cooperate
and establish creamery AMI take tnst'
milk 10 it to be made into tIstS!ass but
ter. 80,
As well drink the water from hlthy
harm. ward pool as 10 allow COW TO dfinR
Il and thus use her milk. Whatever i'm
purities may be in the water are taken "
Sy the system OF the COW and are elVef
olTiR her milk and pass of into the system
of the human consumer. Owners oil cow
then should be very careful to allow then
only pure water 10 drink, and 1t is just a
important that their food be pure ant
wholesome also.
The Ongon County Farmer discover
that "there does not seem to be much e
/ encourage the fraudulent butter makers Il
the present condition OF the market, whit
the situation is quite as harden thehones
: huttpr maker. II is some compensation
for the low prices TO know that II y
. making particularly rocky times for oleo
margarine men, who though willing to re
sortto saythjug to succeed, fnd it hard U
: Get material cheap and consequently NASTY
} enough TO compete with genuine butter
Dairymen are beginning to awake to thu
, fact that, In ths long run, it pays best Z
make first class, full cream cheese, and BY
; 80 doing stimulate the Consumption
: through the public taste. The manutSc
8 ture OF poor cheese may pay for awhile
, but the public taste soon revolts againss
!, such On article, and the consumption i
curtailed and tie evident fraud reacts upoI
the heads OF the manufacturers. 1t Il
, always bestto be- honest, and put an bones
article Of any kind on tho market, ant
especially OF cheeEe and butter.
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Tho Docto,,s Endoraemenk.

DR.. w. D. Wright, Cincinnati, O., sends
the Bubjoined professional endorsement
~ have prescribed DR.. VIM. Halls Bal
sam for the lungs in agreat number Of
cases and always with success. One case
IN particular was given up by several ply
sicians who had been called in for CONSUL
tation with myself. The patient had all
the symptoms Of confirmed consumption
cold night sweats, hectic fever, hairaeg-
ing coughs, etc. He commenced immedi-
ately to Eet better and was soon restored
to his usual health. / found DR., VIM.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs the most
valuable expectorant for breaking up dis
tressipg coughs and colds. TThsAW
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THE PERFUMED LL-ROOM

The Atlanta ConauuttOn speaking Of tho Mystic
The peliumed b.il room was one Of the novel
and graceful features Of this great event, As the
guess entered the Opera House they were greeted
With the most delicious odoB: As from a freshly
blooming bed Of a thousand Flowers. The air was
laden With the soft, sweet perfume that seemed 70
he the very breath OF the EOdtess Of pleasure and
a wooing 70 the galetiCs Of the occasion. A ioun.
( ,iu, neatly placed was playing all tho evening.
The cologne which gave i0rth This Perfume and
the prRetced benSCs d the ladies nj Onre detected
what Il was We need hardly say that the fountain
and the two AtomiIers were dispensing 10 the AZ
mosphere the odorof
TAYLoR's PREMIUM COLOGNE,
an article Of Southern manufacture that has
won it, way into wide spread popularity.
This Cologne Is Of the finest quality, lasting and
delicious; and an esteemed article on the toilet
table Of ali that have used 1! The quick and del.
icate sense 81 thu "MyStic OWLS At once discover.
cd It's merits, aud they had no happier concelt 70
Offer their guests tnan thes9 fountain jets Of de-
perfume. The fair dancers who found 20
Eatetul retr, Sher last evening will please them.
selves and honor their entertainers by keeping up
Tie sensation throughout the twelvemonIh By
means Of this dellRhtiul AGENT Au26 HWTGV
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ll:r5 4. ", MlKY Ann GiESN in the Slst year OF
her age.
FuusrL from the residence Of r. ". FEIr
No. 40 Thirteenth Ipei FEIdSy afternoon at
2 O'Clock. INtermtnt at Peninsula Cemetery.
Frleu.S Of the family are respectfully invited 70
attend.
L0Os-on wCd.eSily, sep.smbet 49, lSsj. a;
:. 30 eiclocE r, 4, LsMA JESNATT.. daughter Of
q. L. aud YNtIlta Loo', ased Z yeats aud 3
months
Services viii be hcli at tho resitence Of her
parents, No. IFS North Front ttrcet, this FhdAy)
afternoon At o'clock. Iuterment private at
Greenwnnd Cnmrtary.
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repondeJlos of As IateIlignotr.

VgFTt7DVllsl1e1 Q " 4I'7I'''7s''gs7'
NEwBRRo, W. Va, Sept. l6-BurglarS
entered the boarding house Of Mrs. Ed
wards Of this place, last night and stole a
trunk belonging to John Lambert,
boarder. It was carried to field near by,
broken open and silver watch and four
dollars In cash'were taken by the robbers.
Boys while hunting COWS the next morn
ing discovered II. The burglars also enter
ed the residence Of Worth Smith and stole
q watch belonging 10 Adolph Weir valued
at city dollars, No clue to the burglars.
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Relic. of Bloody Day. Long Past.

N0TriSlOun ia HtraEd'
Joseph Young found curious object
on the camp ground at Valley Forge yes
terday, which he at first supposed to be q
sword OF the Revolutionary period. II is
OF iros, considerably rusted, and the blade
and hilt are one piece. The portion cor
responding to the blade, however, is rather
narrow and thick for sword, and the use
of the instrument is unknown.
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nnnllnn,n Arnicn snlun.

The best Salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Ohapped Hands, Chilblaing,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
q guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan 4 %.
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4 specimen southern Maidstone.

AhNtINW w U VHIt'''
Captain Matt Atkinson showed US this
morning hattened oval.shaped stone,
reddish in color, about two and half
inches long and one-quarter in width, and
represented as ''maGstone.nL Whether
it is or not We cannot tell. This one is
claimed to have been taken from the
stomach OF a deer, and is concretion OF
the phosphates OF lime.
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How It slovs Hot and Blows Cold.

ALA California
While the thermometer registered ia
degrees in the shade one day last week at
MERGED, at the Milt Again Meadows,
eighty miles northeast Of that place, ice
formed half an inch thick and the ground
was white with frost,
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There is a preseryatiye principle II
S0Z0DONT that efectually preserves the
teeth from decay. Chemists pronounce II
wholesome. Rich and poor endorse It
No lady ever tried Il without approving
It's cleansing and purifying properties. II
outsells ali other dentifrices. Ask fol
s0zoDoNT, and take no substitute.
IurhR6W
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WHAT Is everybody's business is
nobody's business. II you have a head
ache everybody thinks II his duty TO pre-.
scribe something which he 10 sure will
cure you. Take our advice, pay no atten-
ton 70 them and use st. Jacobs OIL. It
ConQuers Pain,
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TwLNr some soZoDONT,, said he.
"Just out" the cunning druggist said,
"But here's some powder known TO be
As good" The patron turned and lied,
Asking, 'tDo you suppose don't
Know nothing equals SOZ0DOST."
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How wo Lovingly Help The Hsalhon.

n. kfai'ier BiaoAaR 70 a Dnpv IatsviHra.
"Whatis the future Of Japan2 2" "Itwill
be greater II the westean nations will take
their ietteTs OF her, and stop visiting her
with Bible In one hand and q Colts re-.
YolYer In the othern
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nterrr Yankee. on Mont nlane.

From Boston Girls ChamOuRit Litter.
Suddenly we heard in unmistakable
"Glory, glory, halleluIah!'
sung through by a jolly crowd Of Ameri-
cans. 1t sounded good, tell you, when
for week or more We had not heard q
word but French.
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MIN pleasures and palaces though We
may roam, be 1t over 50 humble" there's
no specific for pain like Salvation Oil.
Price 20 cents q bottle.
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The Manner OF Lord. Houghton's Death.

london World.
Lord Houghton's death was painfully
sudden. He had dined with his sister, the
Dowager Viscountees Galway, who had ac-
companied him 10 Vichy. He then went
to the theatre, and, returning home about
i0o'ciock, found that her ladyship had re-.
tired. Upon reaching his own bedroom
he felt somewhat indisposed. He resorted
to Lady Galway's apartments, and in a few
nj n ~ Ou nv niraI
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TIE "Want Soar" universally aGknowl.
edeOd IN hr thr biggest and hest 3 rent har.
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SprriaI aotiees.

FITs:-All Fits stopped free by Dr.. KlInes Great
Nerve Regtorer. No Pits after arBt days use Nor
yainus cures Treatise aud 81 % trial bottle Tree "a
I'll cases heud to Dr.. Kline, 9n Arch 81, PhilA.
Pa. Cancer Institute. 0Sl Arch 1t. fhlla., 70. 60
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TOR SALE.
TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

Tho following lots On Wheeling Island bN's
Ing 70 the estate Of the lRle Vim. Mccoy, VIZ;
Lots No. ca, 81 and u on Broadway.
Lots No S6 and 50 on York street
Lots No %, 100 and lOl on ViIgAIR Stfeet.
Lots No, l0i, los. ITO and III on Huron Ni'tN
Lots No. ID, 10 and lF9 on WAbAih luetI
Lot No ~ on Water ktreet. ,,.,..
an2p NJ Y, HOGR & BR0.. 1900 Va EeLaL
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE B. B.

Ieaye CITY st7 4. \. and run every hour uutil .
Leave Yhssling Park At a. Il and run ger
nG Va pnui VIZ OuS aTsS
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Confectionery.
TRAYELERS' GUIDE

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS or REPERGHcG MARKS.
0Daily. fSundAy excepted. monday excepted
WheelinR Time,
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Music Books for the Fall and Winter.

cCNn EpEcTINe The most tasteful and sat:
SuNu lhEE llllu, IStactory COLLECTION OF vocal
music extant for nI0H CIoOIS. Academies &c.
BY L. D. Emenou. friCe 60 cts, 90 per dozen.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
Fatal Casualties,

Wednesday afternoon, while cars
were ascending and descending the in
clined railroad at the Cabin Greek Coal
M lines j., near Charleston, West Virginia,
the loadad cars broke loose and collided
with a Car, In which " ere Layton Oak
ford, president of the road, Thomas
Peacock, Amos Nj itchell, Joseph Hall.
and a man named Thoman, killing the
first four name cd, and seriously wound.
ing Thoman.
CaptainO Condor, of the steamerO Oceania,
which arrived at Chicago from Bufla
10 late on Tuesday night, reported the
loss of the steamer Jarvis Lord. The
steamer was abandoned, and sunk stern
first, when within two miles OF Glen
Haven. The crew succeeded in reaching
Glen Haven In their small boats. She
was valued at $32 600, and is said to be
insured for $2S,Ot0.
Wanley Clark aud Gertrude Ken
nedy, were drowned in the canal at
Port Dalhouise, Ontario, on Tuesday
night. They we're driving along the
bank, and approaching too near the
edge were preclpitated into the water.
Barney Campbell, overseer of the
Daphtha room of the National Rubber
Company, at Bristol, Rhode Island and
hls son Henry, were seriously burned
on Wednesday by an explosion of naph-
tha. 1t is thought the son is fatally
burned.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
yellow Fever In New York.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Henry Ryners,
a seaman on the schooner John Gibson,
which sailed from Cienfuegos, Cuba, on
August 6, and is lying ut a dock in
Brooklyn, was found i'll in Battery Park
yesterday morning by citizen, who
helped him ,to, No. 27 State street,
where he fell in the hallway, unable to
go further. Health Commissioner Ray
mond, of Brooklyn. had previously
warned the sanitary authorities of New
York that Ryners had left the vessel
with symptoms suspiciouly like those of
yellow fever. This morning the man
was examined at theRiverside Hospital,
whittier he had been conveyed, and yell
low fever indications were 30 we'll de.
veloped that he was removed to-day to
quarantine.
The captain of the schooner died of
the fever at sea on August 2. On the
following day the vessel put in at the
Delaware Breakwater, and the cook,
who had also fallen sick with the fever,
was put ashore. The vessel then pro-
cseded to this port and was quarantined
seven days. 1t was supposed che germs
had died.
Otto Raba, % years old, lately from
Germany, was reported to day as sick
a. 80 Bowery and an ambulance was
summoned from Chambers street. The
physician declared the man sick of vel.
low fever and refused to remove him.
The Health Board was then notified.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
IOWA GrODa.

les MONIES, Aug.19 19-John A.
Shaffer, secretary of the State Agricul.
tural Society, reports the condition of
crops up to August 10 as follows: Corn
recent favorable weather has added
many thousand bushels TO the pro
spective crop, and q rem ,rkable gain is
shown over the report for July. six.
teen hundred and nine reports place
the condition for August at 9S per cent
against 93 per cent for July. Three
hundred and twenty. one reports make
the yield of Winter wheat 14s1; 1858
Spring whet II bushels; 1861 make oats
253i bushels; 992 make Winter rye 16
bnshels;129 make Spring rye 17l@ bush.
els; IA make Winter barley III bush
els; 63S make Spring barley 25ai bush.
els; 321 make clover seed %; bushels;
SI3 make timothy seed Az, and 1893
make hay ! i tons per acre.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-20
Released and Re.arrested.

William Smith, ons of the most no.
torious stage robbers on the Pacific
coast, was released from jail on Satur-
day. He was convicted of rifiing
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S treausure box
aboard n stage from Milton to Sonora on
December Goth, 1881. He was re.arrestei
upon his release by United States
Marshal or the charge of having rob
bed the mails on the same stage. "His
greatest exploit was the single handed
robbery of Wells, Fargo g. Co.'S ex press
on the stage from Sierra Valley TO
Truokee on June 29sh, 1881, when he
had thirteen men, sixteen horses and
four vehicles under control of his douo-
le- barrel.ed shotgun.