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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18

THE Knights OF Labor are banded
together to protect their wages. They
take the ground that this Is necessary II
compel employers to be fair. Such an
organization Of labor has never before been
tnowuin any country, and itwieldS vatt
power. The men Of this organization
know that they could make no headway
against the capital Of Europe. Unless
they desire to bo confronted with this
new phase Of the labor problem, they will
see that they cannot too soon bring to
bear the weight of their order against re-
duction Of the tariff.
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Goal whsslors Want DiOrO pAy.

NEw ORLEANS, La, Feb. 1.-THE coal
wheelers Of the Grand Lake Company,
which supplies the Gull, Colorado &
Santa Fe railroad with coal, which
is transported TO Galveston In
barges, and also furnishes coal Ia
the Morgan steamers, struck work
to-day. They have been receiving 20 and
30 cents per hour and demand 40 cents.
The impression prevails that all the coal
wheelefs In the city will strike tomorrow,
and that possibly they viii be followed by
other labor organizations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18
nORRIRLE pEATn
OF -Four Children who Attempted to Build q
Fire with Kerosene,

NEw York, Feb, l7.-A Herald special
from onacock, Va, says; Persons arriving
herelate Monday night from Sanger Island,
in the Chesapeake bay, brought intelll'
genCe Of a terrible burning accident that
occurred there onsunday afternoon, Four
small children undertook to build a lire
with coal oil. The can exploded, scatter
ing the burning fluid over the children
and igniting their clothing. There
were no grown people in the
house at the time and the children were
10 frightened that they ran out with their
blazing garments into the open air, Their
cries for help soon attracted the attention
OF the neighbors, but not before the chill
dren had been so badly burned that two
Of them have since died, and the other
two are fatally injured,
The unfortunate little ones are children
Of William Pruitt and Lewis Cooper, two
well known citizens OF the island. All Of
the children were under twelve years Of
age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18

THERE is vo5d news for Wheeling in the
action Of the Natural Gas Company Of
Wes! Virginia, Now that the company
has ordered rights OF way to be secureo
and the pipe bought, there can be no
doubt tha! it means business. There b
gas for sale, and the company cannot let
thirty miles Of pipe lie idle, II the pipeit
laid ga8 will How through it to Wheeling,
This is what Wheeling wants and, II ap-
pearances are not deceiving, is aboutto get
The sooner the better.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18

LONDON, Feb. l7.-Mr. Joseph Cham.
berlain, President Of the Local Govern.
ment Board, has quarrelsd with his ROdl.
cal colleague, Sir Charles Dixie, and aban.
doned him utterly. The reason giyon by
Mr.. hamberlain's friends 10 that SIR
Charles refused 10 adopt Mr.. Chamber.
lain's advice to testify under oath that he
was not guilty Of the offences charged
against him as correspondent in the CraW-
ford divorce suit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18
MINERS MEETING
AT oUMBRRLANp, Md TO-DAY
To Consider tho QuostiOn Of Wages and
Hours of LabOr-TroubIO At the BSvISr
Mines, Mo.-NO Prospects Of an EAEly
Settlement of the Coke strike.

Special Dispateh % the IHtelllgGleer.
CUNBERLAND, Mp., Feb, l7,-A Oonveu'
tion of the miners Of Pocahontas, Virginia
Elk Garden, West Virginia, Meyersdale
and olearteld, Pa, and the Cumberland,
Maryland, regions, will be held here to-
morrow to effect an organisation to secure
united action on questions OF wages hours,
etc. Full representation is expected, 1t
understood that the Cleaitlsld miners are
about to ask an advance OF from forty to
fifty cents ton, and 1t is rumored that
the Cumberland miners who now receive
the same rats may follow their example.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18
THE vIRGiVIA DEBT
Aud West YIrgIHias POrtion-Bil IntrC
ducsd In this Legislature.

Aud West v'rE'Hls'' rOr'ioa-nili Intro
ducSd In tbs LeglSlA'nrs'
RICHMOND, Va, Feb. l7.-ln the Sen
ate to-day a bill prepared by the Lieu.
,ansr. Covornor wo. ir,roarcsd hv soro
seuS". 'UNS,nO' "A' tn'OuuV'u uy ' seu".
't>r WlngheId 10 facilitate the settlemel
oil the public debt oi the State. A lengthy
n .eamble piyes the history of the
~. 49, anno,,,onn,an,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18
THE CoKE STRIKE.
No PrOSpSO'u of ss,IlsmSnt-"psFOi
Code" Demands ~ the uunEarlanu,


Oods" Demands ~ the uunEarians.'
PIrTssuRdu, Feb. l7,-There seems tc
be no immediate prospects ot an amicablt
settlement OF the coke strike at present
The demands are widely at variance. The
English miners want on advance in wages
but have few other demands which they
press. The iIungarians and Germans
however, have a list as long as the Persian
Code, They demand that nobody shall
bs prosecuted for rtOting and illegal acts
committed during tho strike, They say
that the men at present under arrest and
ell those against whom indictments have
been found or arc to be made, shall 90
scot frOe. They also ask for an advance
in wages, the total abolition Of company
stores, the appointment Of check.weigh'
men, who shall keep tally on tho present
time keepers, the making OF all wagons Of
uniform size, 50! bushels, and that each
miner shall have the right TO be hoisted
out OF the mines at any time and as many
times q day as he may desire,
The syndicate is willing 10 grant the ad.
vance after March TO-, provided the men
will return to work at once at the old
rates, but positively refuse TO make any
other concessions. Another meeting will
be held on Thursday, when definite action
will be taken.
Nearly one thousand strikers gathered
at the Beeson works to-day to persuade
the employees TO quit work. Many Of the
strikers are armed and trouble Is feared II
the men refuse to join the strike.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18
A MINIsvpIn- 4UIOlDE.
rhe Body OF JOSSolD.. hIHiy Found FlORtinI
in the MlAhISsippI,

The BODY OF JosSolD.. lSEAiy Found Floating
In the MIaGiSS'Ppl,
ST, LOUIS, Feb. l7,-Yesterday afternoon
while a number OF fishermen were busily
engaged in the river at the foot Of Rllwood
street, they saw what appeared to be the
body Of man floating in mid-stream. A
boat was procured and the men rowod out
aud caught the object. which proved 10
be mans body enclosed in Ice. The
body was towed ashore upon the
banks. The appearance Of the body
indicated that 1t had probably been In the
river fully two weeks. Letters found on
the body proved beyond question that the
deceased was the late Raw. Jesse B. Braly,
Of Nortonvile, KY, and that he hal com
mitted suicide by jumping into the river
The cause OF this action Is shown to be
from the same letters, the fear Of the re-
suit Of an investigation then going on In
relation to his private affairs and habit
which, 1t Is limited, were not beyond re
pFoACh,
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strike ia New iiAmp,bi,. s,,,t.

MANCHESTER, n. H., Feb. l7.-Largt
crowds Of strikers gathered at the mill
gates this morning and at noon, but moth.
Ing Of lawless character transpired
When the machine shop hands entered
the Ainoskeag mills there was some hoot.
Ing, but no attempt was made to moest
them. There was q crowd Of several
thousand at the Armony mill entrance
but Ii was well behaved,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18

LOUISVILLE, Feb. lT.-Mt Wa'terson
was not 80 we'll at 10 o'clock tonight. His
mind was very active to-day and he talked
too much, In spite Of all that could be
done. His physicians report his tempeta.
atufe at l0l( pulse, llS respiration, ~,
This is not as good as was hoped, aud oC.
Casions fresh approximations. Mr. Waiter.
son IL slill In great danger. The tesump.
lion Of brain activity Is not regarded Ss
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rha pn.na aInra.,,rn,inn.

Columns, O., Fob. l7.-Rspresentative
Hull was recalled before the Payne 1nves
tigating Committee today to explain 9
portion Of the evidence given yesterday
and W. A. Taylor a newspaper CORES
pondent, was the other witness called. He
denied having furnished, Of bis OWE
knowledge, the amounts given by Donavir
in bis letter as having been paid To mem
bers for their vote
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18
FARMER,s HOUSE nunNEp.
The Family Make Marrow E,Caps-A Boy
slightly IpIuFsd.

4As y AmhI N~hAe = NRNNbN A@aSAFS- - ANuS
slightly IpIuFsd.
Special Dispateh 10 The intelligence.
ST.. CLAlRsyTLLE, o., Feb. 1.-THE house
Of Edward Simpson, about five miles
northeast OF this place, was discovered on
fire about 10 o'clock last night by Mrs,
Simpson, who upon entering one of the
rooms found it filled with smoke and at
once gave the alarm to the other mem
bsrs Of the family, All escaped unin,
years Of age, who was seriously II not
fatally burned, The boy, 1t is said, find
ing the way Of escape cut Of, jumped from
window Of the second story, but not
until after he had been badly burned,
The building was totally destroyed, he
cause OF the headway the fire had made
before 1t was discovered.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
md Vicinity.

Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
md Vicinity.
In the short space oftwo weeks recently,
seven nairs Of twins were born In and
about Weston.
OF 2S7 whisky indictments found at the
recent term Of the Circuit Court az Olarks.
burg, 225 were sustained, the fines and
costs aggregating about $27 In each case.
Hon. John y. Carlisle, a prominent 'citi.
zen oil Clarksburg, known all over the
State, died there q few days since alter an
illness Of abouta month from pulmonary
disease.
For some time past, exchanges from the
interior have been printing accounts ol
the marauding exploits Of q man and boy,
known as Tom Brady and his son. Their
iayorite occupation appeared TO be horse.
stealing. Last week W. II. Triplett, o
detective from youngstown, passed
through Beverly, Randolph county, on
the track Of these parties. He gave tue
mans name as Jerry Hays and that oi
the boy as Frank Hays, and said that
they hailed from Preston county. They
commenced their depredations In Penn
sylyania and worked down into Virginia,
and then into this State.
A few days since several Greene county,
Pa, boys, among them two sons Of gem
tleman named Burns, aged u and H.
were playing together, when the younger
OF the two brothers, who were engaged In
a "tussle," became angered aud stabbed
bis brother In the breast with the large
blade OF q penknife. The wound il
right over the heart and 10 very seri'
Gus, II not fatal one. One lung was pene.
trated. Tie boy who did the sta6binl
managed to get hold OF q loaded revolver
several years ago, when a mere child, and
shot his little sister, still younger, In the
mouth, from the effects Of which, however
che recovered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18
worEinEman's Ticket for MARITIME Ferry


workinEmAn's Ticket for Martins Ferry,
A preliminary meeting was held Tues.
day night in the g. A. Il. hall at Martins
Ferry, for the purpose Of agitating the
propriety Of nominating workingnan'B .
municipal ticket, 10 be voted for at the
April election. Jacob Rense was called
to the chair and Charles Green appointed
secretary. Those present embraced a
sprinkling Of Republicans, Democrats,
GreenbaCkers and Prohibitlonists, and
after some discussion II was the voice oi
the meeting to call primary convention
for next Saturday evening, at which can.
didates for Mayor, Marshal, Council and
other officials Of the town will be selected
and put In nomination on the working.
mans ticket. 4. NJ. GeBgner, OF the
american GlaS, Worker, Of Pittsburgh, was
present and delivered an address.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE large
iron foundry Of Morris, TaSksr < Co., at
New Castle, Del, which gives employ.
ment to 1000 hands, has bsen closed and
Ia offered for sale, The foundry d Fifth
and Taska streets, this city, 10 still run.
ming. The death ot prominent member
Of the firm and the retirement Of the
oLhera has caused this change.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18

SALT LAKE Cry, UrAu, Feb. l7.-TlfoB.
Birmingham and James Bowen, convicted
in the of unlawful Cohabitati6n, EetO
sentenced in the District Court to-day 10
six monthsimpriBonmentand To pay a ilnB
OF 500 each. Abraham II. Cannon took
the witness stand when his case was
called. Upon being asked whether two
women were Ills wives and whether he
had lived with them, he replied: "They
are thank God | have lived with them
as charged" HO was convicted,
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ADAMS, Mass, Feb. i7-The Renirew
Manufacturing Company, which is one Of
the largest manufacturers Of ginghamS
and table cloths In the county, have
raised the wages Of their operatives 10
percent, 10 date from March lBt, The
men had not asked tor more pay,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18
IuOentllnry Uhuroh Fire.

ToLEDo, Feb. l7.-The Polish Catholic
Church was burned this evening. 1t is
supposed the fire was OF inCendisry
origin, US this was the church were the
riots OF year ago occurred, There
was one arrest made and considerable ex.
element prevails in Polish settlement,
but no trouble ID expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18

Tug best reading in this morning's IN
TELLtGEScRR Ia what the men who know
say about the proposed revision Of tht
tariff. OF the strong points made tht
lutiS that the tariff ought to be let alone
the business Of the country has weight
enough to carry without further loading.
Secondly, II there Is to be a revision our
home industries ought not to be revised
out Of existence.
Even under the present law the door is
open for unsCrupulouS importers to do
what Andrew Jackson would not RlloS
the State Of South Carolina to do half Z
century ago-nullify law Of the United
States. Not only by taking advantage oI
loosely drawn clauses in the act-clauseS
loosely drawn with intent to deceive-but
ai well by undervaluationS, goods are
brought into this country which, II WIS
supposed, the act Of 1883 would keep out.
Free traders point to the rates In The
s!hedules and ask, triumphantly, whether
they are not high enough, well knowing
that Ia effect they are but a slight, bar to
importationS..ii the importer will swear
them through, as importers do. And 30 II
happens that by various and devious ways
American labor Is cheated out Of It's rea.
Dnablg Conbptition.
In addition 10 these advantages It iBpro.
p,sed to give the foreign manufacturer
the benefit Of lower duties and this at .
time when the markets Of oil Europe are
glutted, when foreign labor will accept any
wages that will bring bread, and when our
own labor is either unemployed or disCon.
tented withits remuneration. Is Congress
leUsIGtins iot Europe, or for the United
States Of American
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Tngnv ia no demand in this neighboI-
hood for free iron ore. Our manufacturer
are satisfied on this point, and they are in
,slligent enough not to desire to knock
holes in the dyke that keeps back part oi
hs AOoI Of foreign manufactures.
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CnIcA0o, Feb. l7.-Georgo Middleton
W@ sent to the county jail this morning
lor falling 10 comply with an order Of the
Vounty Court directing him 10 contribute
w 4 week for the support ol his vile,
Who is seeking 9 decree Of separate main.
AlnAnce. Middleton 10 one Of the mana
seFs ol dime museum and 70 reported 70
" wealthy,
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~. Ai I.Ihas i,iii I,.ldrs.

TaaSroS, N. j., Feb. i7,-1n the Senate
tonight, alter two days had been devoted
10 its discussion, the bill 10 prevent the
Baltimore & Ohio from bridging the AT.
thur Kill, thereby securing entrance 70
New York hArbor, passed BY a vote ot
! II 70 8.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18

If ioreiyu guns were pointed in this
direction the whole countryS without re-
yard 10 party, would be up in arms, as In
I77G and ISL. How much less destructive
are foreign kilns, looms, furnaces, and all
the heavy ordnance Of industry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18

TX order that sufferers may know that
Ackef's Dyspepsia Tablets will alwaysCure
Charles MenkemBllet emphatiCally saws
that II the Tablets do not relieve every
case Of Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, Heartburn, &C.,
&C., he does not want any pay. The
physicians say they are The finest com.
binatIon that can DO found. pfice %
cents. TTHBAW
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Nail wUrEs IIurned.

wnLrANspoRr, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE large
nail works at Crescent, on the Northern
Central Railway, were burned this morn.
Ing. Loss over $4,000. The property
was owned by William Weightman Of
Philadelphia, and portion by the Stan.
dard Nail COMPANY, Of this city.
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THE LONDON RIOTS.
SOCIAL AaITAToRs ON TRIAL.
Commitment Of the OHsndlpE LSNd,rI OF
the Late Mob Asked FOr-rhs Fiery
GTsskS Anxious for War-A Con.
dict Not Improbable,

LONDON, Feb, 1.-THE hearing in the
case Of the Socialist leaders, Hyndman,
Burns, Champion and Williams, who are
charged with melting to riot, contempt Of
law, &c,, In connection with the recent
demonstrations in London, was begun In
the Bow street Police Court this morning.
The court room was well filled with sper-
tstors, but not crowded. Mr.. Poland, So
licltOr for the Treasury, in presenting the
case for the Government, quoted from
speeches made by the defendants at the
time Of the riots, Several newspaper re-
porters were called as Witnesses and gave
testimony regarding the actions Of the
prisoners previous to and during III disor.
deB,
COMMITMENT ASKED.
Mr., Poland asked that all the prisoners
be committed for trial, He said the prose.
cutiou had nothing Of a political nature
in 1t and urged that the men be prose.
Cuted for misdemeanor, This, he Con.
ttuued, consisted Of the utteranCe by the
dihefent defendants OF expressions aud
sentiments with the intent to provoke
breach OF the peace. These u.terauCes
we're made q! the meeting held at Traial-
gar Square and Hyde Park on Monday OF
last week. Burns, at the Trafalgar Square
meeting, said TO the Assem- mblage; "Unless
We got bread, they will get lead" and
"The next time we will sack the bakers
shops" 1t was Burma who suggested
TO the mob to march through the
West End. When the mob arrived at
Hyde Park, Burns again addressed the
rioters and said, ave have shown what
stones can do, we willtrypowder and shot
II fthey don't accede, and there will be
revolution" Champion in his spec Cches
to the rioters on the same day urged bis
hearers to influence the police and army
to join the people. Williams in his adj.
dresses urged the people to organize, say
ing no was unwilling to have starving
men confront the soldiery unless the
former were organized. Hyndman said,
LET us show firm front. II peaCeable
vouU u
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ASorHER's vikwS.
snEET mon
Mr.. n. Il. whitaker on The Evils Of AEita
tion Of the Tarih.

Mr.. n. \, whitaker on the Evils Of AEitaA
tioH Uf the Tarlh.
Mr.. N, i. Whitaker, the head Of the
Whitaker Iron Company, owning and
operating the Crescent sheet iron works,
Of this city, says the constant agitation Of
the proposal 10 reduce the tariff 10 almost
II not entirely as bad as the passage Of
the bill. The repeated efforts made by
such men a. Morrison and Hewett TO re-.
duCe the tariH, while 80 fat unsuccessful,
have had an effect on the industries ol
the country only less disastrous than their
success would be. They have robbed the
markets OF stability, have discouraged In.
vestmentB, and have given 10 the entire
industrial interests Of the country q feel.
ing OF uneasiness which 10 10 be deplofed.
Mt. Whitaker says the present tariff on
bheet iron is barely sufficient 10 enable
American manufacturers 10 run their
works at a legitimate profit Any feduc.
ton would strike 4 death blow 10 the
whole interest. As II IL now, too much
foreign sheet iron is brought into Cotnpet.
tion with the product Of American mills
and Anglican Workmen.
DisHoNEsr PRACTICES.
sAid Mt. Whitaker. III the present
tariff on sheet iron were honestly enlofo.
ed I think II would DO efficient
TConbn,Sd nm Eoaipih pdoe.1
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Why 10 cold weather productive oi
benevolenee7 II makes people put their
hands In theif pockets. Il also produces
coughs, colds and Group, Take Taylor's
Cherokee Remedy Of Sweet Gum and
Mullen,
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Cotton Goods Trade.

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. l7.-The cotton
goods trade 10 looking up. Stocks are
exhausted and all the factories in or near
Augusta are running 10 their full capac.
ity. The mills are working at a small
matgin Of profit, for the first time In three
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All the corrupuouists are said to be
a,htipg President Cleveland. This accu'
ation in the Administration press is q
moor return for the loyal, even eauslve,
support Of the Pan. EIechiCians.
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Il Mr.. Morrison will add to his schedule
# horrors an export duty on ginseng,
Wea Virginia will hang out the red dag
md Wind up her business,
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PANAMA, Feb. l7.-Count De Lessepa
arrived q Colon this morning. The entire
official staff Of the Panama Canal Com.
pany were present to welcome him as he
came aahore from the steamer.
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TnE obDers and politicians, we read
are preparing 10 bring out Mr.. Blaine again
40, Just about 4,s4S.334 Of them voted
n, him the lsst time he WAS out,
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Cry or MRYlco, Feb. i7.-Ths crater
Of the volcano Of Uolima hasdimlnlshed In
size, but the erupGons still continue. The
Inhabitants OF tho surrounding country
are fearful OF Comnv disaster.
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BEyERLY, MASS, Feb. l7.-The trouble
10 the shoe factories continues, and the
help leave the shops as fast as they finish
their work. Twenty factories will prob.
ably be closed Saturday.
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rngRE is no use OF coating the pill with
.a,ar reduction of O,OOO-it is pill
sl the same, and the dose is too strong
N, the American stomach.
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Dr.. NJ. 8. WARNER, Baltimore, says!-f
have prescribed "Df. petzold's German
Bitten" and can testify 10 its seemingly
almost specific virtues In cases Of Dyspep.
sla, Nervousness, and Morbid Vigilance
OF WAkefulness,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-18

rrrspAr was a good Republican day in
Pennsylvania. Even in such Democratic
h,npy hunting grounds as York and Berks
there were Republican gains.