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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-29

An Illicit distillery near GAINESVILLE,
Ga, which for six years has escaped de-
lection, has been discovered and raided.
The proprietor had damned small
creek, ostensibly to make fish pond,
and under the dam he placed his distil-
lery, with tunnels for ingress and egress.
The smoke was conveyed to his house
and passed out through the kitchen
chimney.
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notice Of q man
who eight Year,
ago figured very
promin emily in
them all Col
George b Cork
hill, TO whom Is
thus assigned brief
but kindly dis
patching to the
! other world, was
the Unitsi States
prosecuting attor'
! ney that conducted
the trial OF Gui-
teau, Garheld's as
- T. IAfA~
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-29

kAUA IL dAfnE
But ho did not have so bad Q life Of IL at
first He was born in Charleston In $780,
His family was wellto-do and he enjoyed
all ths advantages Of wealth and choice
society.
At the time Hayne passed his young man.
hood there, Charleston was also the center Of
q literary life which has never since
been equaled. It was tas home OF John
C. Calhoun, 81 GilE.ore Sims and Of Legare.
From these Hayns drew incitsmGuts to his
young ambition. A goodlooking. gallan'
youth he was, slight and graceful, with
piercing black eyes and q clear. dark COM
plsxion, whose freshness he retained al the
age Of So
He studied law and was admitted to the
bar. he never practiced his profession.
Probably In thoss days he was too busy in
diting "sonnets TO his lady's eyebrow" to
look after clients. He was married at "a TO
his devoted, sunny wife.
He was and is still AN ultra-southerner.
When the war broke cut he entered the Con-
federate army as . member Of Gen. Pickens'
stan. His health had never been robust,
and the exposures Of q soldiers life did not
help 1t any. After that, troubles came thick
and fast His mother had been wealthy
Gbefo' de wah" That swept away all,
Haynes future was not promising. He was
too much Of poet to enter ON business Or
professional career and rscoup himself from
his losses.
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The New Bishop of Missouri.

The Rt. Rev. Daniel Sylvester Tuttle has
been recently elected Protestant Episcopal
bishop Of Missouri He is q man with a
generous looking face and q broad head,
and presumably q level one he is of the
strong, sturdy type of man that one would
expect to be developed on the western
plains Everything is on the great scale out
Isaro
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-29

Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratches OF
every kind cured in 80 Minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use NO
other. This never fails. Sold by ID. ],
Humphrey, Druggist, Napoleon. flS-ly
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-29

The notorious Chatham street in
New York has hcen rechristened. the
Aldermen having called it Park row Ut
the request Of one of their number who
keeps q liquor saloon in the street.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-29

The oldest man in Congress is John
n. Wait, Of Illinois. He Is seventy
seven years old, and after filing five
full terms he Is again o candidate for
re. election.
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Every American Indian costs the
United States Government $1,000 a
year, estimating the Indian population
at 100000 and the appropriation at
$7,O0O,00O.
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COL. GEORGE 3. coRkp.cL.

Sudden Death ~ Mount "IeasAnt, IHs
HIS DAD Hove.
A short paragraph In "a crowded columns
Of the newspapers Is given to ea obituary
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-29
Hay Fever Sufferers.

The number Of people annually af.
flieted with the most annoying malady
seems to be greatly on the increase.
The editor of this journal Is an
annual victim, and, with view to dis
cover a specific cure, has tried numer-
Gus remedies. OF these Ely's Cream
Balm is by all odds the QUICKEST and
most satisfactory, two applications
greatly allaying the usual symptoms
In the nose and eyes. We would recon-
mend its use by all subject to hay fever,
and We gladly bear unsolicited testi-
mony to its efficacy in our own case.
Medina, Pa, Record. 2t
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Rhpsirians.

]. BLOOMFIELD,
PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, Napoleon, o.
mch A, 70.
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THROUGH SLEEPING Gar lines

Between st. Louis New York and Boston, via
Niagara Falls; Chicago and New York, via Detroit
and Niagara Falls; st. Louis and st. Paul and
Minneapolis; st. Louis and Chicago; st. Louis and
Kansas City; st. Louis and st. Joseph; st. Louis
and Council Bluffs and Omaha; st. Louis and Des
Moines; st. Louis and Toledo; st. Louis and De-
troit: Chicago and Kansas City; Kansas City and
Des Mones; Detroit and Indianapolis,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-07-29

A Clover, o., girl, whose young man
was not tasteful to the father, thus
warned the beau of the wrath that
might come:
"Dear Will l wouldent cum any
more If / was you, at least not at pres
ent Pa has got awfully afraid of robbers
lately and sits In the fence to watch OF
nights, he made a mist axe and Shot
Curlises dog last night.
The rose is Red
tH;I The violets blue - ~
EES - wouldn't cum
q - =n was you.".s -, -
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BREAKFAST Ell,

Seven Protestant churches OF costly con-
strnctioDs, STATED in the most fashion,
able portions OF New York city, are Tor
sale.
The landlord who will remove all the
patent medicine signs in the neighborhood
al his hotel should be enable to retire
with a million this fall.
Secretary EndiCott and the other Endt-
colts are honored in the remaining OF Elm
wood, a town suburban to Boston, the
new name being "Endlcott."
Ysmhill, Oregon, has nine robust young
bachelors who are ~ferVently praying that
some gentle cyclone will walt a few mar.
risgeable damsels inside the corporation
limits.
The slow Philadelphia people define
New Workers as ieatherleas bipeds who
never have time to finish what they are
going to say, and so speak In a sort Of I'M.
Ineligible IN YRwk gibberish."
Considerable discussion has been going
on in Canada lately over the pronunciation
OF the word Niagara. Some favor the
Indian sound, Neoagara, while many pre-.
Ter the long.i sound, with accent on the
second syllable.
The people OF Mazatlan were not leni.
emily disposed toward q party Of Chinese
that recently arrived at that place, They
committed various indignities upon the
perseCuted Celestials. Water was refused
them, and q Ohinaman was once knocked
down for v asking for q drink. The
customs authorities charged them $4,000
duties for articles on which very low taxes
are generally levied.
Near Charlotte Harbor, Fla, is a coast
where one can wade over fifteen hundred
feet from the shore. In certain seasons
this place is alive with men, axes in hand,
who await the large fish that seek the
place as a means Of escaping from their
arch enemy the porpOises. The men
easily kill the ilsh with their axes, as the
water Is as transparent as glass and they
can see to strike them without any diff.
Guilty.
-Four iniurlated Bohemian women burst
into the shop OF Mrs. Landgraf, the boy.
cotted baker in New York, and terrified
the proprietor almost out OF her senses.
They demanded that they should pay the
fines OF their Observation-Disclosures, who are
in Jail for boyCotting, and at length had to
be driven away by the police. Mrs. Land
graf has great difficulty in dispoHlng OF hen
stock, as her regular customers are
thorouRhly inundated.
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COnootninE Woman SUFFRAGE.

The House Judiciary Committee re.
solves that it will not do anything with
the proposed woman suffrage amend.
ment, asking the House 10 let It lie on the
table because the time has not come to do
anything else. Perhaps also the gem
tlemen Of the majority were thinking
about "woman's sphere" in the dim
distance the long.hairsd husband rocking
the cradle while the Bhoft.haired vile
soils her skirts in 1.-THE dirty pool Of poll.
tics" The majority may have had
visions OF mothers Of neglected children
growing red in the face on the stump and
exercising a womAn's ingenuity 10 stuff
the ballot box.
These are horrible things TO contem.
plate, yet we agree with the minority
members when they say that the silence
Of the committee will not withdraw the
question from public attention or put an
end to the discussion. The question: f an
ehlargedsulrage haA been 80 pressed upon
the public attention, and 30 watmly
argued for and against that 90 small q
matter as q committee Of Congress do.
Clinlng TO recommend any Affirmative
action with regard 10 II cannot Danish the
subject from the public mind.
Men will continue 10 ask themselves
whether II IL ialf 10 tax women without
giving them any voice in their govern.
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nent; whether women are naturally In
of forming just and wise and pa
l1iotic conclusions concerning the govern
Of q free people; whether our
present suffrage system Is not an unjust
discrimination, seeing that the most ignO-
rant and vicious man, being oldenough or
long enough in the country to satisfy the
law, is permitted to perform IN act Of In
diyidual sovereignty from which her sex
debars the most wise and virtuous woman
Men will 60 on thinking and talking
about other phases Of the question.
Perhaps the House Judiciary Commit
tee will for a while go on recommending
that nothing be douei in the premises, but
there will come q time when that commit
tee will recommend q different course
Maybe the committee will do this just to
please the ladies; but it will do it, and
then there will be a discussion in the
House on the merits Of the question,
That will be entertaining.
Among other things we shall hear some
direful iorebodings, for there are Con-
gressmen who look with terrified appre-
hension on the ballot in the hands OF a
woman. The ballot, which dignihes the
man, is to degrade the woman. And then
the country is to go to pieces, None Of
these things can happen just now, be-
cause the House Judiciary Committee has
provided for the public safety by recon-
meuding that the suffrage amendment be
not taken up for consideration.
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THE WHEELING DAILY INTEIIIGENCER; MONDAY MORNING, MAJ TO- 1856.


A well-knoWn ex-member Of Congress,
noted for bis devotion to the fair sex,
writes the Washington correspondent Of
the New York World, entered the House
wing Of the Capitol the other day. No
hunter Of difficult game can discern his
prey at a greater distance than can this
member o pretty woman. A floating
ringlet in the dim distance, the dash Of q
pair OF lovely eyes, the simplest sugges-
ton Of q fair woman Tiyets his attention
instantly. No setter dog ever ''points'
with more rapidity or accuracy than the
ex.member when he scents the presence
Of lovely woman. / saw the ex'member
"~point" the very instant he entered the
Capitol. Following the direction Of his
ardent gaze, l saw q slim'tgured blonde
young woman, dressed In q snug suit o.
black, with q iaunty hat pelched high
upon her well. poised head, back from
which trailsd q long black veil. She was
leaning upon the arm OF q gray'bearded,
severe.looking old man.
The ex.member recognized the old man
and dashed up TO him. He wrung his
hand in a perfect passion Of friendship, as
he gazed over his shoulder right into the
blue, blue eyes OF the blonde, blonde girl,
"Permit me to present YOU" said the
old man.
The ex-msmbsr placed his hand on his
heart and bowed bow the like OF which
ia rarely seen upon this or any other
stage, Into 1t he blended the most re-
msrksble curves Of admiration and pro-
found respect for the fair creature.
She received him with great etEusiye'
ness, but in a moment a shower-bath de-
scended upon his raptures,
Said the old man; ''Miss Blank Ia
taking subscriptions for Gen. LoGans
book" (etc,, etc, for five minutes).
The ex.member, who is an extreme
Democrat and q hater Of Logan, was
caught and landed one minute later, He
paid over the subscription, and for the rest
Of the day did not look at a pretty woman,
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n S01A - NAN 80 NNN
Hyporlan Curl Statesman.
Wash. Cor. Boston Globe.
There was a very interesting colloquy be.
tween Roscoe Oonkling and Represents
tive Collins, OF Massachusetts, in the office
Of Acting Secretary Fairchild to-day. The
Apollinaris Water Company case has been
before the Treasury Department for sew.
eral years, and had been bitterly fought
BY the American manufacturers Of min
efal waters. Secretary Folger decided
that Apollinaris water wa natural water,
and was therefore not liable to q duty.
This decision still holds good, but It's re-
yersal was asked BY Roger Scannell, o
mineral.water manufacturer, OF Boston,
and the hearing to-day was at the instance
Of his attorneys, Messrs. Collins and
Burke. Mr.. Conkling, 1t Is well known, Ia
the counsel for the Apollinaris Compa-
ny, and attended in that interest. Mr..
Collins went TO the department to intro.
duce his partner, MI. Burke, to Acting
Secretary FairChild. He greeted Mr..
Conkltng pleasantly, and the ex-senator
remarked:
at is your brother, I believe, cir, who
is in Congress, and whose speeches l have
read with 90 much interest"
mo, 1t Is not my brother" replied Mr..
Collins, although / have known the gen.
tleman very well, and l have seen him
often"
"Ah," said Mr.. Conkling, ~ thought
you were the counsel In this case, and that
II was your brother who was in Congress-"
Mr.. Collins then exclaimed that he came
simply for the purpose OF making the In.
Productions. Gas TO the Mr.. Collins who
is in Congress-" continued he, whenever
l see him l am obliged TO look into q mir.
ror."
This little pleasantly was greatly en-.
ljoyed by those who heard 1t, as-it was in
perfect good temper on both sides. Later
on, however, during the course Of the hear.
inp, the following colloquy took place,
which is the special tilt referred to-.
Mr.. Conkling-My learned friend (Mr.
Collins who initiated these proceedings,
a tribune Of the people, who will long rep.
resent them In Congress.
Mr.. Collins-I have decided to follow
your illustrious example and practice Law
hereafter.
Mr.. Oonkling-I am surprised. l am
sorry for the people. 1fyour constituency
were rats, l should say that 1t was rough
on rats.
Mi. ColliHs-My constituency is the
bestin the world, and l don't resign in
the middle OF my term.
This keen thrust went home, and Mr..
Conkling continued his argument with.
out any further attempt to prod Mr..
Collins.
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Dbeab and fnfefior Porous PiAltsFS

will inevitably d~lnppoint you, and are not worth
even tho few cents asked for them, Among tho
porous plastets offered iot ale BenSon'a
CapOlne piater alone merit implicit confidence.
They have won their great popularity WITH tne
6eOhle, and Eained the voluntary endorsement OF
ma medical profession, by their unequAlled cora.
live noWef, and BY that only, WhCii purchasing
bo oil youf guard agAinit WORTHLESS limitations un.
der miiieadllg ratles such q "gaPslcinn .Capsi.
storing druggists may w 10 palm them on on
ID place OF the genuine. II a better 10 deal
none but reputable and honorable druggists
All iot Ben.on't enq tee tRatl " 1san the "Ihfee
the centre, mySAWAa
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DAyIs-GRUBER-On Sunday, May ., 1885, at
l O'Clock p. ~, by Rev, Z. II, DOTnblRSsr, At the
parsonage Of the English Lutheran Church, 2. !,
DAvlS aud Mis- MAGGIE L. GRuBER, both Of this
nttu
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Mr., MARTIN THORNTON says he is kill
ing OF rheumatism at q great rate. He
rtiIl has a few more bottles LETT ofthe great
rheumatic remedy,
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Mt. De GHAATAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, va.

The thirty ,OIEhth year Of this welLEnown Ae,A.
envy, under tho charge Of the Visitation NM,
opens on tho int Monday OF September next, ,ns
continues ten months,
Pupils received at any time In the session,
Those who deAire to place their daughter in an
Institution SHOrdlng exceptional SdyGpuVP, in
The way OF heAlthiul aud delightful location, o..
cellent board, thorough discipline and instruction
at the hands Of lifelong teachers, In every depst.
ment Of female education, including the modem
Languages aud music, should send for a caaLou,
OF this school, Address
Dlrectresso Of the Academy Of the Visitation
MT. De CHANTAL,
au2S-D4w Near Wheeling, ", ",
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
;LOGUTIOA AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
W n Street, n W. Washington, b. {.
MRS, NJ. STEVENS HART, Principal.

summer Session at Mt. LAKE PApy G,,,..
Nd, beginning July 1t, At 1880 4, ~ sfS'J9o,
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BLYTHE INsTrTrr,o,.
l. The Natural Development and Cplrn,a
yolce for the purpose II Conversation, NJ. y we
Public Address aud Singing. The Correct nrulHg
the Organs OF Articulation and Rr,nirsItuae %
gether with the Philosophical laws 6y whicHbSV 10
organs ART preserved and developed. uuee
2. Til easy and Natural Expression of sart,,,.-
by means OtSpeech aud Gesture; inriuiInrvH TRHeaaNl
AGteEiEatiOni Dramatic Reading and RechS,sI,IItaat'
Special instruction In Expressive BiGle and ssSSsIt!o,u'
peaFe reading and IN the reading Of HYMNS AAsa'
., The opportunity hilu,ded Ttarlrn "a, a..
study OF Practical Methods Tor Teaching vi NJ tle
ton aud SlghtlleRdlng, Methods Lss,J nn rNVG ,LI
Principles OF DelLaFtt, Wv" 'e
ladies class for the study OF kindprya,tsD !.
Primary Normal Methods Wtl b. formed AMI s y.
Hl0ps held daily from July Il to August ii. ~ va
The class will DO taught by MIS- SvsIg PS,Ic~
Of Washington, D. O., who studied aud gfSGsS,I
In Germany. ''NN"u
ApnclICe class for children will be held IN IN,
days OF the week, Jrte " chargG, ~N
Free Lectures will be given by Nm. HAT an,
Miss Pollock, each upon the Interests OF het OWN
department @V"e
For Particular address
MRS, N. STEVENS HART. n,
Mss SUslE POLLOCK, .
Washington IA IL
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Snests1 notices.

FfTsi-All FiR stopped fee BY Dt. kllneI Great
Nerve Restorot. No Fits alter atSt days use. Mar
Velous cures. Treatise and q % trial bottle free 10
F~ltcaaeS. Sand IN NJ. Kline. Sai AtNh A.. Phlla., p
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d, z, q ., Railroad,
Leave polilire a. tiSS A n for woodEdeld and
Nv Ss;llalrO al S.SE. II. Tor wOodtheld and
Arrive Al Beiilte al $50. A. \. from Summer.
Aeld, and Al $40 .. n. from AAnesyille.
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PRor. o. GRoTHE, brooklyn Board Of
Health, calls Red Star Cough Cure q great
discovery.
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA,

SUMMER LAW LECTURES (nInO Veeilv
begin Bth July, 1856, and end Sth September. HIte
proved Of SlglIal use list, to students who deSirS
10 pursue their studies at this brother lAVsChcA,
ID, 10 those who propose 10 read privately, IndI,
10 practitioners who have not had the adyIhurs
Of systematic instruction. For circular apply N
o. University Of Val 70 JOHN u. MINOR, Pfi, toH,
and Stat, Law. myiTThuV
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MEDIA (PA.) ACADEMY FITS FOR
HHl Business or College. Special Drill iOF IArr
ward Boys. HlngleO or double rooms. All ltudgRI
board with Priucipal, aWlTlllN G. SH0RTLIOGg
Harvard Alb and AMY RuliNwEAN
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Lords in waiting-The Irish peers
Boston Beacon.
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GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS OF RRFRRENcE MARKS,
tDRily, tsundGy excepted. monday excepted
Wheeling Time:
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.NoEloE'
All persons holding City orders arc hereby notl'
aed to present the SRme for payment TO the City
Receiver on or before the 22d day Of May, 1885.
After this date they viii cease to bear interest,
L, W, DUNAWAY,
myl0 Receiver Of the City OF Wheeling.
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~guNpAY-Leaye City. att, nj and every hour
n, Leave Wheeling PAtk az 9 O.. Ms and
Syety hour 10 10 i, N, "Chutch train, 1915.
mu u HlE30H, HupN
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CoNKLTNG KNoCKED OUT.

A Congressman who got the Best of the
HyporIan Curl Statesman.
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summer Session at Mt, LAKE PARk, Ga,,Op =.
August 81, 1856, - Vo9lhg
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l.. BERTRAND'S
FINE ART GALLERY,
GREsCo. IOWA,

Il Prepared with all modern improvements
NO Eixs, perfect copies Of the original: once
over Wentworth Il Nichols. bS-u
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XLIXth. CONGRESS.
Tuesday, Jan. 3.

Tuesday, Jan. =.
Both houses of congress convened from
the holiday recess at II noon.
SExArE-Among the bills introduced
we're the following: For the erection of
monuments to Abraham Lincoln and Gen.
Grant: TO increase the pension for the loss
Of both arms or legs, or the sight OF both
eyes, or. other injuries resulting
il total helplessness. To provide for
adiustment OF tho accounts OF la
borers under the eight hour law; to sub
stitute silver dollars for gold in the reserve
funds in the treasury; creating two aa-
ditsonal judges for Dakota. Senator 6her-
marble statue of the late President Gar
field, which be followed by delivering an
earnest eulogy Of diseased.
HousE-The session was entirely taken
up with the call of states for the intro
duction Of bills not completed when
the holiday recess was taken. When
Minnesota mas reached number OF bills
were introduced among them the following
Chippewa reservation; to Luild = custom
house in Duluth at cost Of ell0 GO; TO
build lighthouse at Two HarbOrs at . cost
OF $1,000; to authorize the Mississippi
Water Power and Boom company to build
dam within two miles of Brainerd. and
erect foot and wagon bridge: to establish
the Northern Judicial district Of Minnesota,
with courts to be held at P4lath and Fer
gus Falls; referring the Basil Chippewa
Claims to the court OF claims; number ol
private relief and pension bills, also by re-
uuest of the Farmers Alliance, Q bill to put
hemp aud sisal grass, used In making twine
on the free list.