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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-14
The best Tapestry Brussels at $50.
STONE 4 Tuo1As
WHAT IS lYlIEELINa DOING
To Better IIOr CondltIons-"cold shorts
Suggestions.

To Better Her CondltIon?-"COld Shortly
Suggestions.
The following communication will ap.
pear in the Register Of this morning:
WHEELING, Oct. IS, 1885,
10 The Editor cfMs Register!
For the last two weeks, Mr.. Harry Diss-
ton, OF the famous saw manufacturing firm
Of Philadelphia, has been prospecting in
the neighborhood Of Pittsburgh for an
available site, to which the inequalities,
as to advantages and facilities Of localities
outside Of the natural gas territory, are
forcing them. They have ascertained
that profitable competition has been rem.
dered Improbable by the great econo.
mics conferred on manufacturers within
this favored and restricted natural
gas domain, and they have con.
Guided to accept the only
prudent alternative, and come to the gas.
I havO been writing for the past elk
months, in the Age Of Steel, about the ad.
yantages possessed by Wheeling, endea Y.
oring, in part, 10 stimulate her people, to
rouse them to some exsrtion. The fact
Is, that while they do possess these great
advantages in full oop1rceny with Pitts.
burgh, and have not few very valuable
advantageous features In addition, in the
way OF taxes, climate, unocCupied terri.
tory, etc., which makes their city decid.
eddy more available, more entiCing to pros.
peCting capitalists than Pittsburgh, they
are and will be positively imperative
and OF no avail, II not thoroughly
made known to the outside world. l have
opportuned, fattered, cajoled, scolded,
syen yerged on impertinence to the
Wheeling people, and up to this time, so
far as results are concerned, my labors
have boon something akin TO those Of
slsyphhs. jeremiah, , were he here,
would not only weep and wall, but he
would turn leather color with chagrin and
dependency, over this unregenerative
city. Ny efforts have had as much effect,
apparently, as scattering drops OF rain on
the arid sands Of o desert. Mr.. Disston
was asked why he did not visit Wheeling
In his quest, and he replied
that he had heard no men.
ton Of Wheeling In connection with
natural gas advantages. The INTELLIdES.
CRR published very creditable and
voluminous natural gas edition, but that
compared with the efforts being made BY
other cities, even towns, Is a mere drop
in the bucket. That was an individual
effort, 80 to speak. What 10 needed Is an
united PUBLIC effort. What Ia the Cham.
ber OF Commerce dolng3 What is the
Boom Committee, Of which nay friend
Hart 10 chairman, doing2 This liberal,
well prepared and well compiled exposi:
ton Of Wheeling's advantages and in.
ducements, should emanate from a body
fSa e. the Chamber aa Of % Commerce n.s
has selected q site in pittsburgh. This
Is very improbable, as there are vastly
more alluring sites in Pittsburgh's imme.
diate tributary territory than she herself
possesses. 1t may not be too late to con.
Ter with Mr.. Alsstop, What say you, gen.
tlemen Of the Chamber Of goMmerCe9
Colp SHORT.
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Don't fail to see the shaughraun at the
Grand Opera House this evening.


Yesterdays pippinnati Enquirer says
1.-THE natural gas excitement focused at
Tifin, Ohio, yesterday in the ualO of Stock
Of the TifIin Natural Gas Company, 100
shares, to James Gillespie & Co., Of Pitts
burgh, Penn, for $500. This gives Mr..
Gillespie the two wells the company has
put down and the franchise Of the streets
ann alleys Of the city, Ny. gillespie is
the same gentleman who, With Mr.. Rllp1,
conceived and organized the Wheeling
Natural Gas Company. The two wells
purchased at Titlin are oil wells, and are
right In the town,
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p. @MtmnH : ga...-gIathlua:
Better Dressed Than Usual,

is subject Of common remark that the Male portion If
our population have shown vastly improved taste in the stv
of their Garments within the last two years Their Coug
there's finish and perfection about their general get up that
time seemed confined to the better dessers Of the LARGEST
cities and this holds good with the great majority of the Men
change for the better has been mainly eecedby the
efforts Of
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rho Thornburr lylll Set Aside,

The Jury in the case Of the contest Of
tho; late John ThornburG yesterday
returned verdict in favor Of the contest.
ants, and setting aside tho will. This aus.
tAins the decision Of Recorder Hook, who
refused to admit the will to probate. A
motion for a new trial was entered at
nnRa
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SAVE the children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
ACker's English Remedy q positive cure.
ltsaves hours Of anxious watching. Sold by
LoRAn & %. and ChAflOa MenkeineAer.
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Mellin's Food Is not a medicine, but a
true food. II owes Its remarkable
remedial powers 10 It's ready digestibllity
and great I1ouriBhing properties. Ner-
vous invalids and dyspeptiCs improve
greatly by It's use. II does not stimulate,
bat invigorates after natures own method.
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A call ia respectfully requested from
persons contemplating purchasing ma;
chimes, TO inspect the Standard and
White Sowing Machines. They are Of
the head Of the list Of first class maChines,
and fully guaranteed. Our long expert.
ence in the buBinOss enables lib To place
before the, public machines that Butpass
anything heretofore offered, and pur.
Chagefs will do well to call Upon us before
buying.
We ate ALTO the sole agents for the re-.
towned CallRraph Type Writer.
EDWARD i, RosE 4 Co.,
No, o. Twelfth 81.
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
beware Of Limitations.
limitations and counterieits have agail
appeared. Be sure that the WorC
"Horstord's" Is on the wrapper. Nom
are genuine without II.
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Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
"a. NJ, 6S'i u NJ, 7S'; S.P. NJ, 79'; 7P. NJ,
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line Of Suitlngs, OrcrCOatingS
and pantalOOnlngs. Also q full liue Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
SultlngS . Specially. -
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AS q horse and cattle lotion, Salvation
Oil has proven itself an iAiallible remedy
It has received the hearty endorsements
Of many old aud well.known horsemen
PriCa 26 cent? q bottle,
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How ,Yomon Would Vote.

Were women allowed 10 vote, every
one In the land who has used DR.. PlerceG
"Favorite Prescription" would vote 1t to
be an uniailing remedy for the diseases
peculiar to her sex. By druggists.
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Mothers, dc not let your darlinga suffer
with the whooping cough while you have
q remedy 90 near at hand. Use Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, and the little sufferer will
soon find relief. Price % cents.
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Tho handsomsBt line Of Brussels and
Floweted Carpets In the city Of lowest
pEihe, sroNE 4 THOMAS.
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We are receiving daily large invoices Of
Shoes Of the leading tnakerg In oil sizes
and widths. l., " BLOND.
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New Goods receive,

The shauVhtaun Of the Grand Opera
House this evening.
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Just opened-27 cases Of GentB' Fine
Floeg, hand and machine made, which
we offer d bAtgaIn ptices. i. v. BLOND.
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900 new Quilts at 81, worth sl5O.
sTONH 4 THOMAS.
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Opening Of Fall and Winter Hats and
Bonnets, Thursday aud Friday, October
IA and Is. MRs. A. j. WoRLs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-14

600 pair Gray Blankets at sl.s7l, worth
y. BToNE 4 TnoMAe.
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New 54.ihch TrlCota in plain aud mix.
lures, zoe, worth 81. SroNR 4 THOMAS,
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Gents Fine and Medium grades Of
Shoes In all the leading styles, at
L. " 1ltnNt,a
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LIS. Good 4 O.. sell dry goods the
chuapest.
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INDICATORS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. AL A NJ
For Western Pennsylvania, West Vlr-
glnla, local rains, southerly winds, no
decided change In temperature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-14

10 pieces Of Black Uashmero at 6Os,
worth zoe, SToNn 4 THOMAS.
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Gke qtatelli9eneer.
Ohicei Nus. 10 aud "a Fourteenth Street.


Opera HouSe-Opera.
For Aent-Eurnnhed Rooms.
RAnted-Au Agency,
homeless -MCMeChen.
KnGe rants-D. GundlInE & Co,
Excelsior Baking rOWdDr-H. n. List.
ClOlhing-M GIlmaIl & Co 4th page.
special NoliCe-HOuCiCRult shaughmun, Alb
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WE have introduced o new system Of
selling Watches on the lnStallment plan
whereby you can secure q watch ut once
On easy payments. tall and Investigate.
JACOB W. G1lUBD, JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.
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By request Of the citizens Of Wheeling
the shaughraun company will appear the
balance Of the week OF the Grand Opera
House,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-14

Opening Of Fail and Winter Hah and
BOhnets, Thursday and Friday, October
IL and 10. MRs. A, j, WORts,
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Absence Of opiateS from Red Star
oOuSh Ogre com@endS itS use 10 oil, %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-14

Opening Of Fall and Winter Hats and
,Bonnets, Thursday and Friday, October
IA and 10, MIS-. Al ]. WoRLs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-14

The only remedy that takes away all
pain Is St. Jacobs OIL, II never fails.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-14

$50 10 the price iof Body Brussels Of
Stone 4 Thomas, worth SLIPS.
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AIlvet 10 lhelr Ne.pon.lblnuea.

Washington OO1ip IN The Baltimore sun,
There are two little bits OF gossip floating
around, growing out Of the overweening
desire OF newly.ledged fashionables ia
show how much they know, which are de-
Cidedly relished by those who can enjoy
such things. AT a lunch last week a die
Linguished prelate who sat next to a younv
lady who is spending her frat winter Ii
the capital, and who was eating his ice'
with a spoon, was for a moment struck
dumb by her remark, loud enough to b.,
heard by others, "0h, why don't you ust
a fork ? 1t isn't polite to eat ices with b
spoon" When he had recovered hit
breath, this beloved father III the ChurCl
replied in the aoitest and most amiabl,
tone: "My dear child, | aEl sorry 1t is moi
nice; but | was brought up to cat ices
with a spoon, and unfortunately l am to,
old to forget"
The other incident wal at a dinner. An
army officer OF high rank, while engaged
in an animated conversation with his viz
avis, inadvertently stuck a three.pronge,
FORK into his oysters. The hostess immS.
diately cried out, "0h, General, use til,
smaller fork" From the grim look whiCl
settled upon the features Of that warriOI
It might be fanCied that he was preparing
for a battle charge, but he said meier I
word, and he did not larry long after TIT
dinner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-05

American AOricuAuEtR.
OF all the instruments in general every.
day uAe the most indispensable and the
most universally employed in all the great
operations In life, in both pleasure aud
profit in every land, is the Bride Bit
Apart from the farm, truck, cart and q
horse Bit, 1t is least understood and most
abused In all its secret and various prRG-
tical applications, Of any instrument used
II the mechanics must serve their time to
learn to handle the tools used in their
trades, why not the equestrian Yet
there Is no implement in such general use
OF which the dictionaries and enclyClope.
dias are so negleCtful, and In some res.
poets silent, as this.
The bit has q wide field in both Its gem
eTal use and It's individual operation
which, in the saddle horses mouth Is or
should be magical. Every horse we see
employed has bit in his mouth, every
race is lost or won with the bit, and under
It's management MILLIONS OF dollars a year
change hands. The utmost art Of the
maker OF fancy iron jswelTy Is Centered in
the bit, and ita ~appendages, Of every
stylish equipRge. The bit plays its paIl
in all the equine feats, interests and oper-
atoms in every land, whether civilized OF
barbaric, in both peace and war; and in
the truck, cart, car and agricultural inter-
ests 1t plays Its most humble, yet import
ant part. While in war, y nation nigh
"a we'll lay down its arms az to r%elinQuish
the hit.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of youf rest by d sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth2 II 10,
send at ones and get q bottle Of Mas.
WiEsLow's SOOTHING sYRUr FoH Crit
bREN TBETHiNG. 1tB value Ia inCalCula.
BILE. II will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately. Depend upon II, mothers,
there Ia no mistake about II. II cures
dyssntery and d~iAtfhoea, regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
aoitenB the gums, reduces Inflammation
and gives tone and energy 10 the whole
system. MRs. WiNsLoW's sooTttNG
6YRUP ron CHILDREN TEErItNa 10 pleasant
10 the taste, and Is the prescription Of one
Of the Oldest and best female nurses and
physicians In the United States, and ID
lof sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price % cenlS Q bottle. MwsAw
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HEAkY As LEFr.
a story Tor Hu.bAlaa aud ~AnssuOuats
Wives,

A Story for HuSpAnas aud AnSctiOnRts
Daroa Frss PraI
Among the hundred or more women
who brought back slippers to a prominent
shoe house to be changed after Christmas
was nj motherly, good-natured woman,
who said she guessed, all things consid-
cred, shed take 10 shillings' worth Of plug
tobacco.
Yes, but we don't deal in tobacco" re-
piled the clerk.
"Ihen I'll take q poCketrknlfs."
1--WE don't keep cutlery"
"DOn't you? You see, | thought these
slippers would be Just the thing, and | was
liCkled 10 death Wnen | got money enough
70 buy EN-. My dear husband Is such q
kind, loving husband that I'd almost
break my neck to buy him a Christmas
gilt"
"Yes, but he's 80 singular, you know.
After supper l asked him to guess what
Santa Claus had brought him, and he
kissed me and guessed a trotting horse, q
SO overCoat, a half.interest in a saloon. y
gold watch, a diamond pin, and several
other things, By.and.by, when l gave
him the slippers, the poor dear man look.
ed 80 terribly disappointed that l felt
sorry for him. He brought me q rap
across the faCe:with one, hand Andgaveo our
baby aterrible spanking with the other,
and my heart went out in sympathy for
his disappointment"
"Aid yon don't want to change 'em for
another pair2"
Bless you, no! II you'd seen the way
he upset the sewing machine, smashed
the stove and kicked the dog you'd have
realized what II wal to have set your
mind on a trotting horse and have your
bright dream shiVered by a pair oil tooth.
pick slippers, guess I'll change 'em for
euChre decks or whisky, or q pistol"
The clerk lost a years growth in trying
to explain to her that nothing Of the sofl
was kept in that store, and she finally LEFT
with the remark:
"Well, I'll stop the frat klnd.faced man
I meet and try and sell him for a dollar in
| can't bear to think Of my dear
Henry kicking and smashing around the
house because he didn't get anything in
his stocking"
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AGRICULTURE l@NrLAMENrs.
How they Have lug .vsu In tho Last Gen
fury.

~ 70 va "a ~ q
How they Have Iup .Vsu In the Last Gen.
BGtoa G4bc.
Agriculture, like all other Of the arts
and sciences, has seen wonderful advances
within the last century in the line Of tools.
Improved machines and mechanical de-
vices Of many kinds have greatly reduced
che farmers manual labor, and made an
immense increase IN the power OF produc.
ing with a given amount OF labor. The
moving machine has almost supplanteu
the scythe, and the fail il fast becoming
an interesting relic, Yet, as late as 1880,
IN some parishes Ot England, the laborers
went about destroying every horse power
threshing machine they could find. Little
prejudice 10Y remains against labor.say.
ing farm machinery, and the farmer Is
thought behind the times II he mows with
u sCythe or threshes with a fail. The
model farmer now mows, spreads and
taEes his hay with the mower, tedder and
nOrse-rake, anu then lifts II from the hay
rack to barn lott with a horse fork. HI
plows, in the West at least, with a sulky
plow then uses a harrow, cultivator an1
pulverizsr all in one, and soWs his seeds
with q mechanical seed soWer. When
manuring time comes in fall or spring, he
can use q manure spreader II he wishes.
Wheel hoes save the farmers back lots o.
stitches, or q horse hoe a DO used.
One Of the devices that 10 now no longer
thought a luxury is the windmill. Any
one VINO rides through New England with
his eyes open knows how mauy OF these
are in use. Some are utilized Tor cutting
wood, hay aud roots, and for othel
mechanical purposes, but they are as n
In u hundred TO those used Tor pumping
water. There Is almost no limit to the
height which water. can bs raised by the
windmill, and 1t needtnot BIZ put directly
over the well IN tact IT may bs many feet
away, provided the vertical distance be
not great. Old Pfobs sayS,and experience
proves, that %hereanouts the wind blows
about one-third the time, 80 the tank used
ior storage must hold Ut least three times
as much US the amount required 10 any
one day. Thus water can be stored TO
supply the house, barn or fields, and the
farmer can be almost independent Of rain.
rhe smallest mill put up, with fair winds,
will store from $50 to 400 gallons OF water
an hour. Such mills as farmers ordlnari-
ly use cost from $l25 10 $500, and the pur.
chaser can, II he wishes, easily erect them
himself,
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mo olrl that Nvol,bodt llkos.

EtFtrkMN,
Girls, you needn't be beautiful 10 be.
come general favofites. The plAinest girl
| ever saw was the tavorite In my native
town. Everybody liked her. Beautiful 2
o no, she IL not beautiful-that is outside,
but inside she is an angel, Nobody thinks
Of calling her beautiful. Not one Of .
dozen can tell whether her eyes are black
or blue. II you should ask them 70 Dc.
scribe her they would only Say! "She is
Just right and there II would end. She
is a m~erry.hearted, %iun.loving, bewitching
maiden, without q spark Of envy or malice
In her whole composition, She enjoys
herself, and wants everybody else 10
do the same. She has always
q kind word aud q pleasant smile for the
oldest man or woman In fact, l can think
Of nothing she resembles more than q sun.
beam, Which brightens everything II
comes In contact with. All pay her mark.
ed attention, from rich MI. Watts, who
lives In q mansion on the hill, To negro
Sam, the sweep. All look after her with
an admirlng eye and cay 70 ~thetnselyesi
"She 10 Just the tight sort oil q gitll' The
young men Of the town vie with one
another as 10 who shall bhow her the
most attention but she never encourages
them beyond being simply kind and Jolly,
40 no one can call her d Iilft; no, indeed,
the young men all deny such an assertion
as quiCkly 40 she"
do girls love her, too7" l asked.
"Yes, wonderful to relate gltlS like her
too; for she never dellRhts. ID hurting
their feelings or saying eplLeful things be
hind their backs, She 10 always Willing
10 Join In their little plans and 70 asoist
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Pack the LupEs with Air.

HeTdld o. unlIth'
Deep breathingan holding ofthe breath
Is an item Of Importance. Persons Of weak
vitality find an uninterrupted succession
OF deep and rapid respiration so distress.
ing that they are discouraged from perse.
Vefing in the exercise. Let such persons
take into the lungs Is much air as they
can at q breath and hold II as long as they
can, they will find q grateful sense OF re
lief in the whole abdominal region. Prac-
tiCe will increase ability TO hold the breath
and the capacity OF the lungs. After a
time the art may be learned OF packing
the lungs. This Is done by taking and
holding the long breath and then forcing
more air down the trache by swallows Of
air, The operation may be described by
that Of q 6sh's mouth In water. To those
who have never learned It will be sur.
prising to what extent the lungs may be
packed. Caution at first Ia needful, but
later practice will warrant large use Of
the treatment. The whole thoracic and
abdominal cavities will receive immediate
benefit, and continuance, and temperance
In eating, good air and right exercise, will
bring welcome improvement
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them in any way. They go to her with
their love affairs, and she manages adroitly
TO see Willie or Peter and drop a good
word for Ida or Jennie until their little
difficulties are all patched up and every
thing goes on smoothly sgain, thanks 70
her. Old ladies say she Ia delightful
The sly witch, she knows how TO manage
them. She listens patiently to complaints
OF rheumatism or neuralgia, and then
sympathizes with them 30 heartily that
they are more than half cured. But she
cannot always be with us,'
'Ihen she finally gets married."
"Yes, A young q comes from q
neighboring town after q time and marTies
her. The villagers crowd around to tell
him what q prize he has won, but he
seems to keep it pretty we'll without any
telling, to judge from his face. So she
leaves US, and 1t is not long before We
hear from that place, She Ia there the
woman everybody likes"
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Bond aud security has been given BY said Com
Clerk Of Circuit Court Of MaFshAll county, W. Va
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OIL CRY, Pa, April s,-opeaed at 7lKc; high.
est 72hci lowest mn; closed At 72ISo; sales 660j0O0
barrelsi charters 1855 barrels shipments 1882