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FARM NOTES.

Professor StoCkbridge once tried to raise
200 bushels Of corn to the acre. He said
afterTard: " have learned that can
apply manure enough 10 grow 200 bushell
Of corn on single acre and can put the
hills thick enough, but 1 have also learn
ed that not even the Creator himself can
give sunshine and Leaf room enough for
such crop with airy variety OF corn
known to me-"
A pig that, while eating, takes ita head
out Of the trough and acts &c II the Elop
had run the wrong way, has the gnifllae.
Ho should be removed from the herd and
cared for, as the disease is contagious. Put
pine tar in the alops and smear both the
nose and face whit, Feed sulphur and
tuEpentine. A free use Of carbolic acid,
both externally and internally, Hhould
also DO made,
It is safe to assert that not half Of the
farmers Of the country have an asparagus
bed in the home garden, and ii is equally
safe to sBy that no piece Of ground on the
farm will pay 10 well, il properly cared
for, as good bed OF this delicious vege.
table. Il ia but little trouble TO care for,
and It furnishes O supply Of delicious
green food at q time Of year when such
food is mos! desirab!e.
Mr.. James Mackenzie, On Irish dairy
man says: From experiments which
have seen carried out, from 20 10 "a per
cent increase Of butter hiss been gained by
the centrifugal over the gravity Of cream
irg, bat am satisfied this gain Is not at
the expense Of quality, but to searching
out more Of the minute fat globules, which
In gravity Dreaming DO not rise, and, II
not forced out, are loat in the skim milk. I"
A Western dsirymau hiss hit upon q
very simple pesn Of warming water for
his etock to drink in winter, says the Michi.
11n Farmer. lie put up an iron plate,
shy, eighteen inches square, on the bot.
tom OF bis wa;ar-tark, cutting away the
wood, Of Ccurse, where the iron was. I'm
der th'B plato no used an oil stove. He
Gays ten conta y orih OF oil day would
warm tho water for eixty Cows up to 20
degrees OF more.
The valus OF stable dung, Gays Professor
Wyatt, must not he estimated upon actual
in ammonil or phosphorc acid
within short period Of its production,
bus must bs calculated on Its wonderful
physical aud chemical sGiicu on the els.
ments Of the coil and the ait, and upon its
merits % vehicle or conductor into
which completing quantities Of outside
substances csn bs introduced, dsCombosed
and rapidly made available.
The wastes or the garden will be highly
enjoyed by the porkers, Cabbsgs leaves
and ntalkg, with the small sweet polatoes
and other things not valuable ior family
use and that cSnuo. be stored for the pigs
n cold days, had better be fed to them
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DIED,


BAURR-At his resIdGnce. no. IFS Sixteenth street,
on Wednesday evening, January 4 1853, at lO.4t
p. m, Henry c, BAuEs, Ege1 GO yeAn,
months and Is Gays.
The funeral will take pace from his laLe residence
No. lsS Sixteenth street, on Saturday afternoon
OF 2 O'Clock. Friends Of the family are In
vited.
Bolton Thuudhy morning, January S, 1885, Rt
6o'clock, CHRISTINA, vile OF Valentine BOT
Funeral will take place from tho residence OF her
husband, Eve miles eSst Of Wheeling, on
Saturday morning at O'Clock. Friends oithe
family arc Invited.
JoEEs-on THURSDAY, January 5. 1885,. at 7:st
wa;d :. Jones.
Funeral Will take place from her late residence
No. 4lSI Jacob street, Saturday, January Z, at ]
O'Clock. InteruGnt at Mt. olIyet Cemetery,
Friends are respectfully invited TO attend.
DEEGAE-On Wednesday, January 1, 1881, at q
O'Clock p. m, JOHN, son n Michael and Della
Deeglu, Of Benwood, W. Va, aged Is months.
Funeral Friday, January 6 at 10 O'Clock a. M
from the residence oil Ms B. Cooper, 2l9s Eoa
street. Friends Of the family arc invited to
attend. Intcrment at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
PETTICoRD-oa Thursday evening, January s,
1883, at 5 O'CLOCK, HARRIET PErIIc0RO, IN the
18th year Of her age.
Funeral from the Ie'idence Of her son, Alex. Pet.
ticord, No. les Hiaetse1th street, on Saturday
morning ut 10 O'Clock. Friends Of the family
arc invited.
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Ghe Gntell1gsttfsr
WaEGLma. W. va, JANUARY o. 1885,


The competition OF tho Ways and
Means Committee CD now announced does
not differ materially from the lOrscaste as
previously published in the newspapers.
Mr.. Mile, Of Texas, is given the chairman
ship Of this, the most important Of all the
committees Of the House. Mr. Mills has
served long in the House and is not new
to this committee; yet II the Speaker had
been guided solely by confederation d
fitness, he could eaaily havO found a
filter man.
The objection to Mr.. Aiills is not only
or mainly that he is a rank free trader,
but that he ic man Of marrow mind and
ia incapable Of understanding that coun-
try cannot become rich and great by
allowing other countries 10 sap the toun-
dRtions Of its industries. Mr.. Wilson, Of
Weat Virginia, ia in theory free trader
what ho will do when his colleagues make
their assault on the bread and butter Of
his S!6te remains to be eeen.
With the exception Oh Mr.. hIscocK' OF
New York, raised to the Senate, the Re-
publican members Of the committee are
the came aB before. The Republican adj
dition is Mr.. Burroughp, of Michigan, g
very strong man. With Kelley, Brown,
Reed and Mckinley to defend them the
industries Of tho country will not lack In
tclligent and valiant championship; but
thesa men will have sgainst them come oil
the fiercest free traders in Congress- and
Eve cannot outvots eight. II the Demo-
crats agrse they can do what they please.
The real battle will be in the House, where
the Democratic majority Is bu: 6t!een and
not strong enough, possibly, to psss any
free trade measure.
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GA II. CAMPFIRE.
The Pleasant Time had by Sergeant Maize
Post. oF alton-OHlcers Elected.

The Pleasant Time had by Sergeant MAher
Post, OF Alton-Omcers Elected.
Sergeant Mahsr Pest, Of Alton, held
their campfire near Queens, W. Va, re.
Gently. The weather being cold the affair
was not IS well attended az it would other
wise have been; nevertheless it was g sue
cess and very much enjoyed by all pres
emit, The committee had msde ample pro-
visions to feed all present, 40 well as g. A,
R. men, Many Of the comrades stayed al
night sround the campfire, spinning theiI
Yarns and talking over old times, when
they we're fighting the battles of theil
country. There were come excellent
speeches from comrades and guestg, music
by the drum corps and the Alton string
band.
On Saturday the Post mustered foul
new members. The election Of officer
resulted 90 follows: II. F. Bryan, com
msnder; ]. K. P. Koon, 8. V. commander
]. G. Bailey, ]. v. commander; D. o. Nor
gan, surgeon; Gabriel Bean, Chaplain
George w. Beir, Gdjutant; a. N. CurrenCe
ousrtermsster; L. D. Outright, officer o.
the day, and a. A. Gillian, officer OF th'
gusrd.
There were tbirty.Gvs members presen'
at this meeting, some Of the absent mem
bsrs were biCk and olhers live long dls
lance from the place Of meeting. Tbs
comrsdes are scattered over & wide tract o
country, making 1t difficult for them to at
tend oil the meetings, but, notTithst9nd
ing tho difficulties in the way, Maher Pos
Is in q houTishing condition, and thei
meetings are interesting.
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In his reply-whIch was no reply-Lo
Senator Sherman's able review Of the
Presidents message, Senator Voorhees, de.
clarad that incidental protection had al
ways been the policy OF the Democratic
party. Thisis not according to the record.
Bat suppose it were literally true. What
then2
Do ths people Of this country wish their
industries hold by tue nlender thread Of
incidental prosection2 By incidental pro-
lection 10 meant that revenue shall be the
object; protection, II it come at all, the
more incident Of raising the revenue.
It were easier to rsiHo revenue with
out incidental protection, then the rev.
enue would be raised without adording
any even incidental protection. Ii the
industries Of the country found themselves
unable to survive as an incident of q
theory, the industries might go to pot, for
the theoriat thinks he is Equaring his
course by immutable laws, and he tries to
make all things and all necessities bend 10
the theories he nurses.
Is there anything unlawful, inherently
dishonest and altogether base in SO legis-
latlng that the industries of country
shall have protection thrown about them
as an obioct2 Must We forever apologize
to the world for preierring our own to all
other countriesP
The Democratic declaration in favor OF
a tariff for revenue only DOES not mean
even incidental protection, and Mr. Voor-
hees understands this as well as the rest Of
Americans.
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Mr.. Charles Arbuckle, OF the great COT
fee.cornering firm Of that name, is de-
fondant in q suit for breach Of promise
and 100000. The lady whose affections
are alleged to have been trihed with by
Mr.. Arbuckle is Miss Clara Campbell,
whose father is well known iron master
OF Ironton. Mr.. AGbuckle Is fifty yearn Of
age-old enough to know better. Miss
Campbell, with rare frankness, oWns up to
thirty.nine years.
Mr.. Arbuckle admits that he was on
lovers terms with Miss Campbsll, but he
wants 1t distinctly understood that he has
never at any time been betrayed into
making to her "a proposal OF marriage.
Mics Campbell, he ssys, asked him to
marry her, and he has no recollection Of
having said Roltly and sweelly, YeG, He
did at one time think of something Of that
kind, but when ahs admitted to him that
abe was "blsachsd blonde" tho illusion
Of love was dIspOlled. He would marry
no woman who bleached hor hair, no
matter how beautiful the blonde thereof.
Under cross.hre Mr.. ArbrCkle admitted
that he had confessed the cOloring Of his
mustschc, and no was forced 10 admit that
Miss Campbell did not say that dyed
mustache was IN insuperable objection.
It has como ont in court that Mr.. Ar.
buckles name for Miss Campbell was
Bunny" twas this name che signed to
her lotters, in which he was addressed IS
"Dear Baby Observation-Disclosures old baby
makes US young people smile. The sly
old dog used 10 put ak, II. g." at the end
OF his letters, and this he translated in
open court-"Kiss me quick" II Mr..
Arbuckle were twenty and Miss Campbell
sixteen, or thereabouts, all this would not
seem half 80 funny.
And what will his Pittsburgh friends
say to the gross abuse Of their conadenceP
While they thought him exiled in New
York, deyoting his days and nights to
rigging the cofieo market, the ely old fox
was making love and being called Baby
Bunting" Well, he Is in corner now,
in which he has fine opportunity to drop
q part Of his big pile his house made out
Of its share Of tho coffee corner. Bssides,
he Is giving people chance to lSugh at
his colored mouStachs and very funny old
loye-mSking.
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which Shall 1t he =

Cleveland Leader.
A few weeks ago the LEADER published
the following list OF Presidential caudi'
dates, calling attention to the prominent
Ohio man whose name seems to run all
through .ls schedule:-
Allison,
H.aWIey,
DlAin-E,
lIR.R-rison,
GreshG.H,
Ey.A.rts,
Lincoln.
The Columbus Dispaich says this 10 70
trick OF all, and then invites our attention
to the following arrangement
Bob Lincoln,
Allison,
Ey. Arts,
Harrison,
ShermE.S,
HaWiE'y.
The Zane5Ville TimsS.Rccordsr presents
its idea OF the situation thus:-
Haw.I-ey,
Harrison,
Blaine,
Lincoln,
AllE On,
Ingalls,,
Sherman,
Such charades are very easy, but sup
pose We t1y tho Democratic field. The
following are tho most prominent candt.
dates thus far, and II you read very care
fully between tho lines there will be no
great difficulty in hitting upon the name
Of tho probable nominee:-
Mr.. seCionAlIsm.
Mr. Rebel Flags.
MI. FREE Trade,
Nj, Civil Service Reform.
Mr. Decoration D. Fishing.
Mr.. One Term Only.
M JefIeIouiAu Simplicity.
Mr. InNoCuOus Desuetude.
Mr.. American CyCloPeDiA.
To which the INTELLIGENCE begs leave
to suggest the following:
YoR VICE PRECEDENT,
Norton,
allison,
Porter,
Harrison,
Bra dley,
lincoln,
AlGer,
HlIcOck,
Foraker,
FRYE.
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now than allowed to decay. Ordinarily
these things are not considered Of much
value, bat when the vegetation Is scarce,
as It ia now, It is we'll to make use Of what
we often look upon as triaeC.
Mr.. 7, E. Weliesr, who manages herd
Of eighty COVE, stated in paper on dairy
farming, nj 3 meeting Of the Tumbridge
Wells (Euelapd) FaTmere' Club, that in
lis purity the jersey COW was somewhat
delicate animal, and when ont Of profit
would yield little for grazing purposes.
He said the Sbmthorn Jersey, the Sussex
Jerpey or the Kerry Jersey was, however
bred Jerseys In milk yielding, and much
more hardy and seITiceable animal foI
general purposes.
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IuAyE been troubled With catarrh OF the
head and throat for five years. Three
years ago commenced the use of Ely's
Cream Balm, and from the first appliCs-
ton was relieved. The sense Of smell,
which had besn lost, wss restored, ]
have found the Balm the only satisfactory
remedy for ca!arrh and II has accom-
plished cure in my case.-H. L. Meyer,
WsyerlS, n. Y. MwF4w
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COCOA.
GRATEFuL-CoMFoRTING,
EPPSSS COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

which govern the operations OF digestion and M.
triton, and By q careful application Of The hne
properties Of Well-Belected Cocoa, Mr.. Eppa has
provided our breakfast tables with deicGtely d.
Tored beverage which may save n many heavy
doctJfl' bills. Il . by the iudiclocH use Of such
articles Of diet that constitution may be gradu'
ally built up until strong enough 70 resist ever
- az I ~ S.y,d M rcSS ~ .ttHct Jba,S1,
there iAa weak point We may escape many
fatal shaft BY keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and properly nouriGhed tGme."-
Cirit ScFridG 6d=stN.
Made simply with tolling water OF milk Sold
only IN half pound tins By Grocer, labeled thul;
JAMES EPPS = co., Homeopathic Chemists,
iel!TIhA1 LONDON, EHGLkHp,
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"a. HERyEY. AucIlonee
TRUsTEE's SALE,

L
By virtue 81 deoi Of trubt made by james Z
FRrlS and EItR B. BRrls his WIFE, 10 me as trustee
dated July 10, 1884. recorded In the Oiloe Of llo
Clerk Of the County Court OF Ohio county, hss
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No p, pige "
will sell Of the north front door Of the Cou; H0iN
Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the 2IH DAY Of JANUARY, iSSS
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following DO
Scribed properly, that Is to say: All that loI 2.
parcel ol ground on wheeling Island known y
Lot Numbered Rlghty-eighE In lanes EddiHGa
70 the city Of wheeling, 10 Ohio county, West VIZ
elniA together with tho Improvements lneteen,
the Entertainments and Appurte1Ancos thereto 'e'
longing.
The Title IS believed to DO good, but selling
trustee will convey only the title vested In meH
aid deed OF trust.
TERs1 oF sEIE-o ne-third and a much more =
tho purchaser elects 10 pA7 In cash on the day y
sale, the balance In two equal insAlnGnS AZ qls
and two yeAIs, the purchaser 10 give notes DeaIns
Interest from the day Of sale for the deferred pAl
ments, the utle 70 DO reLuned unil payment
made IN full.
V. H. HALLEA, Auctionccr. l e!L
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During the last seven years more than
two hundred thousand acres in England
have gone out Of cultivation. Il means Q
loss Of ESOO, 900, 900 to the land owners and
farmers.
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THE MUSICAL 1888,

As the muIIoal NEW YEAR he.vrs In SIGHT, we
greet 1t with tbs sound OF Comet" Tor any other
muAlcAl instrument for all OF which Oliver Ditson
d Co. provide the very best Instruction BOoks)
With the Sew Year, many new pupils will com
menCe 10 learn the Piano; 70 them and their
tna NhpFR Fnm nnnnI
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Grand Opera House,
rKUslga's SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

hhU5IEE6 DALE
By virtue OF deed Of trust made BY Grorge
Hubbard and Enma Il Hubbard, MA vile, 10 me
a. trustee, dated December I, 1883 recorded Ia the
office OF The CLERK Of the County CourI oil Ohio
county, wcst Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No.
20, page 472, will sell o. tho north dO3r Of mo
Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, ISIS,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
property, that Is 10 say:
All Of lot numbered forty.two dot No. ~ 10
Caldwells Addition to the city OF Nheellpg IN
said county.
TERMB OF SALE-One third and q much nofeH
the purchaser may eloct 10 be paid in cab 81 ne
tine OF sale, and the balance In two equal INSTALL
ment1 At one and two yeArs, with lnefesl ifoa
the day Of sale, the purchaser 70 give NOTES ios
the deferred payments and the title " be retained
until payment Is made In full.
4. +. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
IT URRyRY LuniionecP de4
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ROUGH ON COUGHS" Coughs, colds, CSC.
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Bellaipc q ZAneGVille Through Passenger leayeu
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ON each Of which it is open to each reader to put
his own interpretation
The first comes from an Irish, or Anglo-nlsn'
lady of quality, as the phrase used TO run Inc
Irish peasant woman was being leased py ner
little girl of two or three years old. QuQ'h inc
Irish peasant mother: 80,
Say bloody Balfour, darlint and you shall
have the cake
This was told to the hero Of it, who received IL
with pleasure
In the second, an Irishman accused OF assauitihg
the prosecutor was asked what excuse he had.
Your Honor, it's true struck him, but ne
used language to me Of the most dsgnceful char
acter."
What was it
aWell il WAS most disgraceful language and
calculated to provoke breach Of the peace"
But what did he say?'
ale called me foul names"
"Wbat namesP '
He called me bailif.'
Are you u bailiff p
Indeed am SIR"
There is third but dare not tell it till have
received absolution for these two. G. w. S.