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^iliicationat. I
m te Chanlal tMiew
H1R WllEELISU, TT. VA. j
^mfatiiriielihlh you ol this well-known Arad-J
l Mljfr the Clurgo 0/ the VigJUtion None, |
^ ?000 the fii>t Monday ol topttmtier next, and |
ten months.
^Mrc?^ tiCtlwl st any time in the KMloti. I
H flow *Ao 10 ',!we t,a"*f,?teni in au I
tofltotlou Wording txivplloul mlvHutagn in I
2ri/o.' heAJih/u! ?t?l do.lgbt/nl location, cr-l
8>.; tKwrJ. thorough dUdpllno aud iiutructien I
KjLtieii-jd'o! Ilk long UMchvn, in every departmLtoltci'to
nlucMtlou. liuluiUugUiu modern)
'I'ouldteid ior a catalogue j
?n'i oiu?.?-,
ACdicw, |
SmUcsso/ Uie.lmlumy of the Violation, I
B* 311. (In L'llaNr.lI., |
?w WhpclliiK W. V?. I
MqTJOM'H'S academy,
Fourteenth Sttccls. I
B TJIUJ K IK>Ot Will.
M Jle'Opri* H<?ptoi?*I>or Ttli.l
i ni'/jra teai|*r?t?ire liw Uen secured for the I
J!*L- !,Y I.'IJ mtr< ductlun of j-opir.or Hoit'uif I
M iZ*rn :> 1"? l(i" "u w'"1. a'1 "'*** of the
K^uaiiuii ir-v-j kvn iacrc#M;(l byu'lainons t-j ine I
Tbo belt method* m?u ?;t?ed in I
HI Jim: JiKiuwciiUl ?U'1 Vocal MiHc, KrvQCb I
(jfRTiii. Lw?uiiJt *IP l?'i Klvcii Im Crnyoii I
i'.iv Mnttofc' is OU mid rt'n.er Colon. Ken
Hr?'* Wami-: em! UtvrntJ.e Work Jo all iui I
5U'<? hort-'niu upply to Uio
B'gl.ilii PI BROTHER. I
MffijjOLLEGE!
iroetaccunty. W. V?., will begin its Forty-fifth I
pjcSKi'lDliiKR 28,1'V). Ilia the mo*t uotaJ I
Kfoictcli'UurUtntc, ImvlugdO Alumni, many of I
V^us ?r< occupying high J)!occj of trunl. It ho* I
' thp J
ML* College Kexno , ?
ftjutrtf. iho Ministerial. and the Ladle*' Course.
Hjl? CoMtf I> untr about /no of debt, and the
Bfrsfcei ">>' ^>Nkoau effort to enlarge lUo EndowMgus:
wJ the nuwl*r ol a'.udonfa. Patronage L*
'?ra dl I1": Mcada of clutdo learning.
i rotCtxiogacM tpplf to
nor. w. lr. woolery, or
I \& __ 1" K MWPr'BTOy. Prca't. ,
i <;im\vii.i.k,odiio.
f. . |.i i r ' "or?. I. irsj? Kiniownient. Tlirw
IV r- nl Slu.|>. I'lil. I'lillrtKiipliiciil ami Soli>tl*
I f . l r. l llilKM'IIOUIWIHp*.
I Jul ' i'Uii.M.'v. \ .iiu iMi-Ok-iiiUmI ami
iram-. Oytuua?iuui. Superior build*
6;. | f I I rf t' I iin iiu III.
I EXPENSES LOW.
B uutfullv ?itnnt.il amid rhnrmlnsr
f t.M.v I.H?liiy. NKXTTKRM
|?ti Vpl. 0. I ?.r < .1!nl.ijriiw nixl further
I |^r.iti;Ur>, aJJr< . .t. il, D., Pre*,,
Oram llli'. Mrkluirl'o,, Ohio.
:^urs
I UEAVJ?lt CUJL.jL.Jb.Crfc:
i and
liRICM INSTITUTE
FOR YOlfifG LADIES.
FWicMon o I15 weeks oDcns RutcmberR, ljtf6.
ijtaiifully ur*i liedlhfully itkrwd, cxk-m-ive
JJmjcp ploa-AUt cro'iinlc, cheerful roouiH, thwe
Ibii'r cowm*. Mipcriur hdv.uitug.* (or uitisio,
n ami elocution. KxU'iifclro apparatus twenty
pUaraitvt '.r.:.ui?, inrludliw ortfiu. Tlior?
5;i> wk, bua.e-llko cure, moderate wie. fctuii
ItlV. E. T. TAYMB.
Iia-nim Bmvo.- !'?.
JJIK J. A. WOODS' SELECT SCHOOL
Pur Young LuiVrrs and CUUreb,
So. 1M2 Jacob street
Tie School will reopen September 7,18?5. with a
foil torn* of cumpotent tcachers. bpociar MWutin
jaM to the Primary Uepartuieut. Objoct
ttttbiui; dsitrliltv. CalMheuiei will form part
the m !ii.")1 cxen'lMM. A Hunted number of
Uribs &upr* will b* received, for circulars
iCoaiilMi'K lull particulars apply to tho Principal.
JrtA nftM
MMmtCOLLESE
Mariotta, Ohio.
The bcftcducitlonnt mlvontntri?* offtrM.
F t ln-iur* niixl?T/ite. Two cournoiof ntudy.
1 ! Scholarship* to old worthy Muduit.i.
BUBI Tlio n?-\t trrm In Col logo nml Acmlomy hi?(Uii^U'aU'rlUlti.
l\iUlogue???utuu application.
I 1
TMis ujuwrr
fcjuol it wtlch to acquire a sharp, practical cduMOOD,
Wheeling: Ilnslnfss College. v
1>iw Scpanto Votrncs?Academic, Commercial
ad baurtliand mm Typewriting
For llltutraUd Colleen Journal call At College or
l3d!?<, J. M. FRA8HKR & ?>..
?i&* Whaling, W.Va.
piilVATE SCHOOL.
Hit*. K. 0. CRACRAFT
Sill reopen her School at her Residence,
No. 80 Twelfth Slroot,
: ON' SEPTEMBER 7th NEXT.
Mb*'
MSttilTl AND LEE
DNIVKKSITV, Lexington, Y?.
hatnictlon lu tlic usual academic studies and In
Unprofessional schools of Law ana Engineering, j
kculon healthful; expenses moderate. Session
ojouSfpl 17. For catalogue, address "Clerk of
tttPiCulty." G.W.G.LKE,
JjC President
JLAYV SCHOOL
?OF?
WiSHIXflTOX & LEE UXIVERSITY.
CKX. (}. W. 0.1.KK, President.
Imtonctlon by text-book* and prluted lecture*,
Hth cuunes o( lectures on special subjects by
teloeut Jurists. Tuition and lees ISO for pension of
#ioc mouth*. beginning Sept. 17. For catalogue
Jad full Information, address Chos. A. Graves
mi^irol Uwr. U'linnton. Vn. lv<
imnmcv 2>csott
fill LAjTPftRK!
THE FOUUTH SEASON
Willi beautiful and healthful resort has opened
very luccetflttllj.
rfliu?lcd upon UiO BUMM T OF THE ALU!
.??!& * MUU.sT.UN4 the Park preu-nu uusurpmellmatic
conditions. Ko malaria. Exmip wiNm
hay fever.
Hetnier?iue surroundings, beautiful location,
?ucisl, RXUU10U8 ANi? iNlELLUnUAL
AKTAuKB, c?h- of acci w and rapid commutation
wi'.h the great cities. havo justified the
of the proprietors that Ml Lake Park would
. *? imM kUlUUg iUV) IUWI?
uaacf Krtorw.
JWtttol oscimtoiu by nil and mountain road
** V) ue aUractloiui of Uio place.
accommodations arc ample and rcaaon*
"tola price.
J*"CHuit K BUILDING LOTS are to bo bad at
t.
The Aiwombly
**lni AUGUST 6 and dosci AUUUbT 19.
The prosrainma Include* a wide rangool lcctuita
M ufttruetlon In ipcuial branches.
Thf a wo. Railroad Company offer* reduced
F* { * UuAuembly. Round uip itom Wheel*
^<11 ex
' Aoomhlv mnfor* diploma*. anft
guslmsg <&nv(Ls.
OtEPHEJi McCOLLOUOH,
I Carpenter nntl Builder,
Brick and Wooden Bnlldlngi Erected.
Root*? Valley*, sky Lights, Counters and Sbelrlng.
^work promptly attended to on reasonable
^"W-AUejr IS, rear of Capitol. Bcsldence,
g H EW.mnh Shnn In iH?y
JU)MAK & 00.,
fatral JtaclilnliU and Englno Builders,
Cor. Chapllne and Eighteenth Btrects.
ffclAL ATTENTION given to Repair Work, ,
Jtats lor the oelobrated JudsonGoreroar.
-52. J
J)t 0. LIST, JR.,
^OHK PACKER,
M a rouitTXHTH nuR.
guatcal.
Croup, Astliiiiftjironcliitls,Whooping
Cough, Inciplcnt Consumption
mul relieves consumptive persons In
advanced stages ol'tho dlsuwo.For
sale by nil Druggists. Price, 25 els.
CAITION !-TbO fTMinJne
JV&yiyfjl I)r.KuirM<?as!iN>iuj?
(r*'x-fifty' l??oldonlyln *hltevrapp r$,
cJ amlbcardourrrgUtprnlTiittie
MAMS*, to wit: A Jlnll't Head
in a Circle, a fird'btrlp Can.
,l10 ft?c-s,,n??
H Will.*.* "M ?M
I Ilnlllniorc, JM..V.H.A..8o1orroprlct<irn. H
UlXiMULM'IMWlill IUW
KTOP eilKU'IMtt TOBACCO!
Oliow Lnngo's Pl?jKS?
Til K OREAT TOBACCO ANTIDOTE I
^BLMKE
comotoo of cure SfVon In every
east.- nmlortaken. 43-AI1consultation* Fr?;o anil
Dr. ClarKo'H ColH>rat??t Hook and
\VritiuK? (In plain envelope*) two aianip*.
P.P.CUKBK.H. P.. 880 Tin* SUCb?U??'l.OUa.
cancer of Jerae!
A Cue Iluaeuibllng that of General Grant.
Borne ten y? ar? ago I had ascrofulou* sore on my
rlclit hand which gave me great trouble, uud uu
der the old time treatment was healed up, and I
Huppescd I was will. 1 found, however, It had
only been driven into the nutem by the usoof potash
mid mercury- ami in March. Ifcitf, It broke out
in my tlirunt, and concentrated in what tome of
the doctors don jnouat-d cancer. 1 was placed
under treatment fur this dluote. Some six ur
?aveu of tLe best phytic inns In the country had
mo a different times uuder tlieir charge, among
tUfiu threaspecialist* lu thin lino; but oue alter
auotfter would exhaust their skill and drop me.
for I grow worso continually. Tbo cancer had
eaten thro gh my check, destroying tho roof ol
my mouth and upper Up, then attacked my
tongue, palate and lower lip, destroying ihe palatu
and uuth r lip cntirtlr and ?Hf my tonuue, i-atlng
out to the top of 1117 lo't cheek bone and up to t??e
loft eye. Kroni a hearty robust woman of 150
pound*, I was re Uicod t<> a mere /rnmo of akin aud
bone*, almost unable 10 tuni myself In bed. I
could nut oat any solid food, but subsisted <in
liquid j. and my u>m?u?s was so Ur gone 1 could not
Uilfc. 'Ihe Htmulsli of mind aud tlio horrible sufferings
ol body which 1 experienced never can bo
revealed. Given up by pliynicUn. to die, with uo
hope of recovery upon the part of friends who sat
around my bedtido expecting ovory moment to bo
my butt; in (act, my husband would place his band
on me every now and then to tea wh'iher I was
allvo or not, and at one time all decided tlmtlL'o
was cxtlnet, and my death was reported all over
thecou -try.
Br.ch was my wretched and helplcs? condition
the Unit of las October, (1881), when my friends
commenccd giving me Swift's Bpecitle. In less
thau ft month iho eating places stopped aud heal*
lag commenced, aud the fearful aperture in my
cheek has been clo?cd and dimly knitted together.
\ process oi a now uuder Up is progressing finely,
and the touvue which was almost (Ustroved is be
Ing recovered and It stem* that nature 1j supplyi>ga
new tong-a- lean talk *oihat my filru-J*
an readily understand me, and cau vat solid ftx.d
uuiln. 1 ah e to waW about whoiever I plea?e
without the awlaian.eor r>ny one. Mil have ^afn'^1
oJ a mercifully Heavenly Anther; In due tojiwlu's
fipccllic. lata ft wond rand a marvel to oil xay
fr onda, hundreds of whom have known my intense
sufferings, and have visited me In my iflliclion*
Willie i iuii not entirely well, yet my cthUtnde
Is none the les? devout, und I rnn confide ut
that a perfect recovery Is now in light. If any
douPt these beta* 1 would refer thorn lo Hon. John
< l, Traylor, state Senator of tills district who 1*
my neighbor, Dr. T. ti. BrsdfMd, ot Lagrange. Oft.,
or to any oiber persons living iu t.b?? touthem part
jt T/pnpo county, Ga. in*. Maky l. Comxk.
I4i0 Hr?ge, t?*? May 14, lg85.
gold by all drugtjl&w.
Treatise ??u B ood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
Call on our Physician, No. l.V> W. 22a St.. N Y.
Consultation free. lUK riwirr Uncino Co., Dntwer
3, Atlanta, Ga. . Jel3 daw
__For sale by Langhlln Bros. A Co *nd Loiniii A Co.
'TO TPS
PILLS
25 YEABS IN USE.
Ike Oreaiwt Mclical Triamph of tie Ajo!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVES?.
Loss of appetite, Kovrria costive, 1'ala In
tbo bend, with a dull senimtiou In tbo
back part. Pain andcr tbo shonlderblade,
Fullncan ufter catloc, with ndisIncllnntlon
to oxcitlou of budjr or inlud*
Irritability of temper* Low spirits* with
afcelinsrofhrrrlnirnotrlcctcd nomedntr*
Weariness* Dizziness* Fluttering at the
Heart, Dots boforotho eyes* Ilondacbo
ovor tho right ere* KcfltlofuwOfls* with
fitful dreams* Highly colored {Jrine.aud
CONSTIPATION.
TUTT'S FILLS ore especially adapted
to ouch caaos, ono dose cffecta such a
chance of feoll nor as to astonish the sufferer.
They Snersase the Appetlte.wd came tho
body to Toko ou Fleiii.tliiw tbo luritem Is
nourished, and ly their Trnitn Action on
TUIT'S EXTRACT SflRSAFiBILii
Benovatos tho body, makes healthy Utah,
strengthens tlio wudc, repairs tho wastes ot
the system with pure blood and hard muscle;
tones tho nervous svstem, Invigorates the
brain, auu imparls wu ^i^u* v*. ??
?U Sold by (fnitralRtfl. ? .
PPIOB44 Murray StM Now Yorlt,
From Pole to Pole
Arsn'a SARSAiMRttXA linn demonstrated Its
power of euro for nil dincoacn oftlio blood.
t Tho Harpooncr's Story.
Xtw JltJ/ord, June 1, JS83.
Dr.. .T. C. Artn ft Co.?Twenty year* ajjo I
wa* a lmroooner In tlio North Pacini*, when fivo
other* of tlio crow nnd myself were laid up with
Hi-urvy. Our bodies were bloated, (puns swollen
and bleeding, teeth loose, purple blotches all
over u*. nnd our 1>rcath seemed rotten, Tnkolt
by nnd lar^D wc wcro pretty badly off1. All our
llme-Julco wait accidentally destroyed, but tlio
captain bad a counlo dozen bottle* of Avcit'ti
Harxapauilla nnd Rave tin that. Wo recovered
on It quicker tlian I have ever seen mm
brouttht nbout by any other treatmentforHcurvy,
and 1'vo neon a wood deal of It. Seeinif no mention
In your Almanaaof your Sarsnpntilla beiuir
jrood for scurvy, I thought you ought to know of
till*, nnd no send yon the fact*.
Respectfully your*, IUl.ni Y. Winoate.
Tho Troopor'3 E?pcrlonce.
ilUtrrn, IlaiutotawHS. Africa,)March?, JSS3.
I)r. .1. C. AYKtl 8s Co.?Gentlemen: I liuvo
much pleasure to testify to tho jirent value of
{our barsaparllla. Wo liavo been stationed
ero for over two years, during which time wo
bud to llvo In tent*, llclnir under canvn* for
uch a tlmo brought on what Is called In thin
country "vi'lilt-aoron." 1 Imd thoso sore* for
?omo time. 1 wa? advised to tako yourSarsaporilla,
two bottle* of which mado my sorcn
disappear rapldlv, and I sun now quite well.
Your* truly, T. K. Iloni**,
Trooper Cape Mounted Jlf/tmen,
Ayer's Sarsapari/fa
J* tho only thoroughly cfToctlvo blood-jjurlfler^
tlio oniy mcuicuia uwi vn?u?mv- ?.
Bcroftila, Mercury, and Cohtaglotu Dlfcoie
from tbo ?y?tctu.
rnrrAnr.n nv
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowcl\Maas.
Sold by nil I)rucci*U: rrlco 91;
tilx buttle* fur $3.
ENDORSED BY THE WORLD.
J?E^;ERMAN
ill Till j
Till# OBKAT EMXKIl OP IOT
i, > do.ii,i? swiiiuiw of J"; <T',"yk?,mrT,"i
kind* of tho l">t ([rrninn llfrU, UlU
only Truoond IblUbla proem Ijy wlik-h lll"rlrl,t'*
OKIItMlol VlrttlM olid Curntlvo l'"!*'"";'
Iho Hirtacn l? pro.luc.-d. \V;ore toWUfJIUW
tblsOrMtGwmu Tonlo will to P.?f
llm?ltli><llvlnir ??' pluctU tftfinc tj'? public.
Am * llnllnlilp unit l'lrMmmt Ii?vli;on?nt
it li i*o!a",iy without* rival. and affordalwrAW
nrurr.iad * I'Rurwr Cun? ?rtinr?nt?^<l In aU
' Tlil?Oi*tttMf?aidn??yorHiil?li?er7wl?eij
|*l* KTZOLD H CO.Prop'a. Ualtlniore,M?
J>gffBggffF um?*<* &??
lb f
OttlRfi Nun. tt.*< nail "7 1'ourtceulti .Street
PA881TON.
Who Is this mni'l with ohlu so h'gh?
No supplication iu her eye,
Whose tutk of philosophy?
WISH??of Boston.
And who is the Iu bright Attire,
W&osc aiuiiuiui; utvlo wo ail admire,
Autf who hi utocki csii tike ft HyerV
Mint Oi New York,
And Khe with cheeks of peach-aud-creotn.
Modtfct, petite mid shy of men.
Who "*ew iu?Ultcdiiow und then?
ilU* ul Baltimore.
Ah! who this "queen wllh n?dlnntnlr"?
- >\ Ith ' dti;.in ml* sprlukled In her Qulr"
And "trjin that flwveia ihoKrouud hfar"?
Aud ulwuys tells ol "fry ?r and thur?'
Ml?S Ol St. I.OUI*.
?Vlticwju Stvu
Who J* iho rnnld who*a daiuty .slipper
Aud rinuuJ up /or ?u ocean flipper?
Miio at vipicoco.
?JlojauutiiwU lieu iW.
Who h this xnatd 10 like h f dry,
V> ittMHiiu ut <1 gentle, 1 Kill ami nity,
J-ovcly u? rjtu iukI fcW.H'l its bury?
>lhi of riithburgli.
?riu-iui j:i header.
Who Ik lliIk maid l?y Worth olouv
'Mont uli her g-u i.er ?i?to:? kuuitn,
Utuwu t?uy iu Uiriiag aud iu tme?
ilisA <it Phihdt-lphift.
?J'/illuddjj/na '1 iintt,
Who in this 1a?m with rhcekaoC rod
And lustrouHeyumid hIiup ly h ud,
v. nom all taouieu would lUe to wed?
Mini .t oi. Paul.
- t. ruul Olobt.
Who Ii tin lnhs with Hooton iter uo??,
Who mttb ifciaumrk wacrtvsr Kho k ei
A lid -koclu Uiogliui with guzo appealing?
a!lv? oi w'hee.iug.
MY 'FOX-HUNT.
I am constantly accused of being a flirt.
Uiijuatly, of course. Certainly I have had
ofltrs, and have refused thoui. Naturally,
I liked cortaiu men better at tirst than
after I had time to know them really
well. No man has the sense to understand
his weak points and to hide them. They
all persist in ditdlluaioniziDg you, aud then
when you refuse to chain yourself up to
them and their fellies they call you u?
coquette," "a heartless flirt," aud all that.
Under tho circumstances I insist I should
be almost as billy as they?if I married
them. u
Now take the c?.bo of that young Englii-lt...nn
T iroo until /? llflVM tn.QtnH iin
badly and judge if i was to blame.
I met him at oar tennis tournament. I
had just won tho last set, aud was receiv
inetho usual high I v sinctro congratulations,
when I saw Mrs. Fansbawe bearing
down on me with v. young Englishman,
tiie Irtteat addition to oar dab.
My heart sank as ho came. IlewaasD
evidently a case of "not beautiful, bat
good (?)" llo was hideous, but 1 reflected"
t hut perhaps he was liko tho noble
beast, or fish in his coat of arms, in which
caau it was distinguished uplinecs, aud 1
bore up. "Miss Tremaine," said Mrs.
Fansbawo, "allow mo to present to your
favorable nctica Mr. Fox, who has come
to study the manners, or the lack of 'em,
and customs in our Amorica."
"Now, really," gasped Mr. Fox, as she
ca3t this Parthian arrow, "she's too hard
on me. By Jove! I assure you, Miss Tremaine,
1 find much to admire on this
aide."
This side of the lawn?"
"I meant this side of the ocean," he returned,
pityingly. "Bat especially this
lawn," he added, with a fascinating roll ,
of his light goggle eyt s; "I've been anxious
to meet you for a long while, Mis?
Tremaino. You play tennis so awfully
well?for?er?iin American."
"Then," I retorted, ."you think Ameri?annnt
lUtiiinaril with (.hit KnuHtth ?"
"Weil, no. Except in tho matter of feminine
beauty," be relumed, driving out
hie heel and ducking hht head, which
pleading performance I afterwards found
Minified a mental struggle with a compliment.
I at once promised myself the pleasure
of taking he\ural extensive "raieea ' out of
tbe youth, fie was so beautifully literal
*o "English," yeu know.
"But*our 'humor,' come now!" I said,
with my best air of innocent good faith
'Surely you admit wo are the only nation
that has a distinct and characteristic wit."
"Well, I dun'no. Suppose," he suggested
dubiously, "suppose you were to give
me a specimen."
"Certainly,-' I responded cheerfully.
"I'll take the first thimr that comes in my
head. Got it out of a Western paper."
"Tom Sawyer was warned of the danger
of smoking in a powder-mill, but persisted.
They collected one ear and a button,
i'ht* funeral was a "bang-up atJ'air!"
"There!" eaid I triumphantly, "Isn't
th?t the quintessence of humor?"
"Yea, devilish good," he gasped.
There was a pause. I was falling bock
for another e.tfort. He was eyeing me
furtively and, I know, comparing me with
"Daisy Miller" or some international horror
by James.
"Are you any relation to Fox's Book of
Martyis?" I innocently questioned.
tvY> eil, nut exactly to the book," he
replied, with a patronizing smile; "but
we claim descent from tho author."
"0!"' I gushed, "I'm so glad I've met
you; for, you know, I always thought his
last name was rtyrs. Like Praise-GodCnre-Bones
Alden, Up Guards-and-at-'ein
Wellington, Don't Give-up-the-Ship
Lawrence, and all tho rest of those old
Puritans."
My English lriend's faco was a study.
His appoaling nose asked of his retreating
eyes: "Is this tho bright American girl I
Have beard oi r jt was ncn. i uo iovo
to "take a rise" out of ouch idiots.
Papa says he does uot see the sense of
such jokes. I simply tell a lot of enormous
lies to convince credulous foreigners 1 am
a perfect fool?whereas I could do it more
easily by just being natural. If papa
wasn't ko 6\ spoptic he would understand
that, it wan delicious to wo how much they
would swallow.
Jlowever, I had no time to follow up
my Hiccees that atteruoon. Mamma came
hustling up, all smile*, to toll Mr. Fox she
knew his cousin, Lord Eintehed. How
harmed she would bo to have him call
very 8:>oii, and a lot 01 gush. Mamma is
more than a bit of an An#lomnniac. As 1
am not I left them, partly, also, I confers,
because I saw my cousin Tom glaring
awfully. Tom and I are engaged?secretly,
because ho is fio poor that wo have to wait
a Iouk time before wo can even tell papa
and mamma.
Meantimo we both flirt. That is so
much hotter than telling and being
shelved. Still, I have to bo careful. Tom
is so jealous, so afraid, poor boy, that I'll
get tir^H of waiting onri takea better parti!
For fully n week I saw nothing of Mr.
Fox. I think he was digesting some of my
facts. J
Englishmen rpquiro about that time to
assimilate chalf. Then they call with a
cmaliing repartco?in a note book I
Finally ho dropped in one Sunday evenr
ing. Several men were there and wo wore
having charades. We pre apt to have a
jolly timo Sundays. Mamma is an Episcopalian
anil papa is a broker?so, you see,
wo don't have to bo narrow-minded.
Of course, being Englieh, Mr. Fox misunderstood.
llo ovivlently thought we
were Conianrties anil adapted himself.
Xrtturo helped him; he would make a
Zulu. He mog la a hideous falsetto, lie
pot ovorybody out, ami then, gavly slapping
Tom on the back, informed him tliat
Americans n??r ?m/<i sing choruses! Tom
was wild. I had to cqnetze hiu hand under
a music book to pacify him.
In desperation wo started more charades
There, again, the great Fox came
to the front, assuming, unasked, the role
of general director ana nuisance. Everywhere
at onco, he shouted us deaf, dumb,
and mad. He gave samples of what ho
couldn't do. In all sorts of parts, and finally
ended by putting such realism Into that
of the bull in "Samlford A Merton" that
bo charged through mamma's glass screen,
emerging covered with peacock's feathers,
blood, and glory, to be led away by papa
lor repairs.
p I was awfully angnr. I know perfectly
woll lie (Imply acted ao outrageously be
canae he thought we "Americana" would
be delighted with anything ho did.
"NMni? Mijr" is my motto, and if I ever
Kto England or Zumland I intend to bevn
quite aa ?ell a< I do home.
When Mr Fox returned, radiant and
eager to take a band in the next savage
rite wo performed, he found us quietly discussing
horwa, mamma having vetoed
anything more oxcitlng than conversation
and tea while he remained.
"He is a charming young man, my
dear*," aho Mid. "Very like bis dear
coutiin. Bat ho is too volatile for my brica-brac."
"Ah!" Mr. Fox joined in affably, "Yon
ought to see my hunters Not that they'd
do you much service. You haven't the
game, you know."
"True, Mr. Fox," replied Tom, with
great suavity. "Therefore, insteadol Bending
us donkey;,you should supply us with
I foxes."
"Do we send you donkeys?" said tho
obtuse crcature. "I didn't know it. "Why,
what use do you make of them ?"
"We mako gamo of them," said the
audacious Tom.
? "0, Mr. Fox, do you liko plain riding?"
I interrupted in terror.
"Why, that's my fad, Miss Tremaine,"j
| he cried. "I should say I did. At home
thevcall me a Ontaur, you know."
"Do they? What a shame. He only
had one eye, while you have two," I said
sympathetically, Rasing at him with affected
admiration. 1
Siuitmif a sickly smilo, he "thought!
perhaps I meant Cyclops."
"Ah I Thanks. 1 did. How stupid
you must think me! Centaur; why, certainly,
he's the one who imputed the liniment.
I saw a picture of him on a rock
in the Catskilis?half man, hall donkey."
T . ? , XL * 1?? 1.1... ,ril* I
i. nau IQ6 KlttlttinuMUH Ui DLd<?g mm now.
My astounding ignorance knocked him
out. Ho was silenced. The rest of us
drifted into a discussion on the superiority
of ancient ever modern poetry, and
when 1 backwl up my side by translating
some of Horaces ode*, 1 felt his goggle
eyes fastened on mo in a surprise, lie
was evidently trying to understand a little
inconsistency he observed in me.
All the summer ho became a sort of
semi-detached fixture of mine?always
joining mo at "hops" and tennis "frays,"
and spending every evening at our house.
1 am sure I gave him no encouragement,
becauso Tom took it into his head to be
violently jealous of him, and so I had to
be very careful. Men are such geesa.
Now, when Tom said ho loved me I believed
him and have never been in the
least jealous since. . But Tom had to get
me out on the piazza twice ft week t<3 ask
'ise "why, if 1 loved him, I let that 'beaotIveari'
han? around ine?:' Was not he
too absurd?
U'iuutJy trie climax came. One cool afternoon
Mr. Ifox appeared with horses
and proposed a ride. I appeal to you:
Could I help myself? Of course not. l
flew np-stairs, got into my habit, and descended
to enjoy a leaaon in the English
style of riding from the "Centaur."
How shall 1 ever deacribo that absurd
ride! It was too fnnny. Imagine, in the
first place, my cavalier leaving the groom
co enjoy the pirn tiro of putting me into
my suddle, while ho breut lied in hid horse'a
?r and '?ose?"to aubdue tho brute,
you know."
Slightly surprised at this original beginning.
I drew oil to the other side to await
developments, aud in. a moment saw the
"Centaur," tearing up the road, knees out,
head down on tho horse's neck, yelling:
" \Vhoa, mare! O! whoa! you beast."
' Away went Gilpin! Away went he;
aud, being quick to take a hint, I followed.
Iho English Btylo of riding seemed a little
eccentric, but promised to be exciting.
I pursued him holly half a milo or so,
ch?ered on by the plaudits of my friends
as they came from the 5 o'clock train, and
caught him as he stopped to mop his heated
brow under a tree.
I meekly suggested as 1 rode up that it
would liavoleas the air of a "Stop thief!
chase" if ha were to keep within a quarter
of a mile of me.
"Well, Iduuno," ho said, "if this brute
of a horse will let ine. 1 uovcr saw vuch
a fool cf a horse; the tighter I hold him
tho foster he goes."
"JLI ^'OU UUllt Xi 1UU U13 IIIUU.u raw mui
tbo curb he'd bo ail right," I frankly said.
"I did not como to thus sido io iearn
how to ride," he haughtily observed; and
doubtless 1 should have been quite crushed
by hie sarcasm if?"the bloody brute"
had uot shot orF again with him.
"0!" said I, "a southerly wind a cloudy
aky proclaim a hunting morning," and oil
I went altor.
Never, before or Binco, have I run after
any man as I did after that Englishman.
My excusa must be that it was the only
hunt 1 ever joined whore there was a real
"Fox." It was a hard hunt. Two long
miles I chased that unlnckv man, and
overy where we commanded tho most flattering
attention. Tho crews flew oat of
the boat-houses to swell our triumph, and
passers-by stood, petridud with admiration,
as we tore by. It was immense?just like
being in a circus. My hat floated gayly
over a hedge, my hair fell down, and my
side ached with laughing, but I determined
to be in at the death. 1 knew my
noble game must take to cover before long,
1 ? ??.1 nlkntna tamfn nniilovltllt niniliu
iUl Jkliuva uuu uiuuno nuovnuuuu; B"'"B
oat.
Sure enough, by tho kind intoifcrence
of Providence?certainly he had nothing
to do with it?ho stopped at our stable
door aiui fell, "a dem'd moist, unpleasant
body," into tho arms of our grinning
groom; while I, disgraceful as I was, sat
ou a bundle of hay, and shouted. I
couldn't help it; he wot such a funny mixture
of dignity and misery as he mopped
his heated brow and tried to explain why
and how it liapponod.
Now, after a performance liko thai, do
you wonder that, whon he formallyjtenderme
his pad?I mean hand?i refused
it?
What if he hod followed mo like apood1o
all sura mer; had sent fb were and candy ?
I didn't ask him to. U wasn't rny fault if
he mistook my good-natured tolerance for
love. Neither is it my fault that I have
mischievous brown eyes, which men admite.
Besides, how in the name of common
seuse could I mean nnythiug when I
was engaged to Tom all the time?secretly.
Tint gloomy fears, the desponding views,
the weariness of soul that many complain
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body and sanity of mind. daw
Few aro qualified to shine in company,
but it is in most men's power to be agreeable.
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Children.
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meat of women ami children."
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riNANCBAND TBADE.
The Features of the JMonaj and Btoel
Market*.
K*jr York, Sept 4.?Honey euj at 1&1% pep
cent Priaewcrcjmtfle paper 4a? percent. f?
elKU Exchange dull at U 83a4 85.
UOVKtlNMU'-t U'inlih?llnve bo.'U dull bill HtrODg.
Htatk Hondh-IIuvo been dull and steady.
Railway Bot??-Uaro been rather quiet, the
total talcs belli* only^l.va.OOi.
Btocxs?The feature of today's stock market hu
been tho heavy decline Ju Union Pacific, accompanied
by a heavy trtding lu mock. Tlio early
publication of tho Union Pacific itatcment for July,
showing a lots in the mro s earnings, had a depressing
elfcct upon the price and everybody api?earcd
willing to sell. both for louir aud iihorl account
Af.cmpeulugat49X. it advaucedH percent, decl11n'il
lilt the price touched 47%, aud >u sympa'hy
with tbe f?t rf the market rallied in the Inst
hour 1 percent, closing at a net Ion of IX percent.
The general market was about steady. A few of
theactlve stoc*" fel mo e tsan 1 rorc.nt. Jersey
Central do< lined 2*4 percent, Iteadlng 2% percent
and Lackawanna % dckwul
After 1:30 ?. m. there was a decided rally, duriug
which, in K MueciMrt, th? otrliest 1 rwn were recovered.
und the inarlctt finally closed abautsteody
aud wttlilu small fraction* of last* vciilng'scloslngit,
except Jersey C ntral, which Is down ltfperceut,
Heading lft. Manitoba IK; Chl-ago, Duri-ugtondt
Qulncy 1, .Minneapolis & Ht. Louis, preferred, 2
percent. I>eaw*w ?fc Hudson cloietl with a gain
of % perernt. Uiekatvuun* is up ft portent.
TriuiwiMioiift 241.70'J fthares.
U. 8. 3s. HU: u. n. 4'/V?. 1)2W: U. 8. now 41.
123; Pacific Ca of '1)5, 128; Central Pacific, lira's.
11 i; Krle, seconds, ?H%; Lehlch & Wilkesbarre.
of d. Louisiana euusols. HO; Missouri 6*^<Q2;
bt. Joseph, lit; St. 1*. k H C. firsts, 121f$: Tenuisseo
fls, old, 47S: do new, 4 %\ Toxaa Padllc Land
0rants <rt; doKlo Urande, fiOfc; Union Pacific fiists,
115#; do Land grants. 107%; do hlufcingftiud, 1 8;
Virginia Cs, 40; Virginia Consols extra matured
coupons, 43; do deterred, 'jya: Adams iix} ro?s,
140; American Kx?iu?.*7; C-auada Southern, 85??:
Central I'acitle. 8s>i; Chesapeake J* Ohio, 7%; uo
Bnrta preferred, tt; do second preferred, 8;
C. C. &?Jt 1.40; DouvcriltKio Grande, 11#: Krle,
lObi; do preferred, 85; fort Wayne, i37: Kanuu
& <uxas,'I Lake Krle A Weateiu 7y(; Lake Shore,
70^; Louisville ib Nashville, 45%; Louisville, New
I AIIWUT ? l/UIIMV, > *, MVI< vU?.v.n...l
Michigan Ceutr*I,(L%: Missouri Pacific, 9lfi Niuihville
.k Chattanooga, <J. tiwt Jcm-y Central, tt%\
Northern l'aolfiu, 'tyi. do preferred, 41%; Cnlcago
6t Northwestern. 9 ft; do preferred, 12?; New Yurie
Central, Ohio Central. %; Ohio ?fc Mlwis1
slppi, 2i: do preiwud, 78; Pacific Hail, 4i$?;
Pitt*burgh, i40>jj; Reading, i8j^; BL Loula ?i bun
FauoUco, 1W?; do p refer rvd, : C., M dc ?t.
Panl,77>?; do preferred, Ulk: 'lexoa Padfln, 17jJi:
Union Pacific, 4%; Untttd Ktut s Express, bJ;
W., Bt. L. A P. 7J4 Jo preferred, 14&; Weils-Furgo
Kxprew, 113; Western Union, 7UXUreifcdatufTi.
ud Piuviilona.
Chicago, Pepf. 4.?Wheat touched tho 1W at
point of the present crop )car to day uuder heavy
belling fur local aud outside account. Tnc market
ojtened s cady attl^c for October, but before tho
day cosed h*d hold oif 2c, and the late t tru 'in<
was uo.ir inside Hgu 01. No particular cauio
was assigned tor trcakmu beyond tho mvrtiou
that tbu JiilWiiuk"c ?rowd,*s it is termed, and a
number of other heavy outside operators buying
become tired of tbelr holdings on the iovgsldeof ihu
mar*etthrew fbem overboard, nud as aresuhttio
market became heavy and sank under 1L Tho close
in me nfteruo.m was fairly Hteady at about l^c'
uuder yesterday's eiONlng Uruwm. Ttie feeling was
quite panlcicy for a time. Flour quiet audweat;
prices a shade lower; choice and family wit. fir
wh< at Hours 81 8juo2V choice aud foucy Michigan
aud ^iscousin Si&UadOO; pit-mu $5Ma5 .0.
Minnesota baser* 9< 45a4 'JO; * oft wheat, iprlng
$:t :tfai 10; low grades |225uSOO. Itye Hour bi
3 50. Wheat ruled uctlve but weaker, and forelgu
advices quoted dull aud weak markets. Home
markets were lower, aud tho Influences generally
were of a weakuuiug character. The mar
set opened a shade stronger, quickly aold
otl'improved JfC, weakened and d<.cllne1 to a
point iJfco under tho ciwtiug prices, fluctuated aud
cloned l>$c lowt-r thau yestrday; sales ranged:
September 77%a79J<c, cloved at 77^c; October
7J>??f>l',gc, closed at 79%a?Jtfc; November 81#*
8i>io, closed at 8l%e; December 8%a?^e,clos-<f at
8:*}*aitt>$c; May 'Jl&asWc, clsed at UJ^aUi^ae; No.
2 spring 77%c; No. 8spring67J<c; No. 2 red notn
(nnl Kn 0 riwl ?Kil7<fav (VlNt rtl.txl llPinoP on lOATt
cf frost prliea mlvanced Ka%o, reacted and closed
l-ia.'Ufi higher than yesterday; cash 43ai3kc; Sep
fin be* 43i-i^ic, cloned at 43^c: October 4 i^ttUc,
closod at 41%a4?'c; November W&UvHc, closed at
3J^a3Jjid. 0|tU ,lrm UU(i higher early but reacte i,
co?od ?io?dy; cash 24?c; September 24>*dHVc.
cluht'd at 24&a2iiifii October 24??a24%<*, closed a.
%1\%c; November 25c. Kyo steady; So. V, ,'k^i!.
Flaxseed Heady: No. 1 |i 20a l 20}j. Mc?ft pork
In fair demand mid firmer, prices a ivaneed lOaite,
rcccdcd T/Vi Uc and clotted quiet: Cauli $8 75x8 CO
September 18 hSaS 70; October 98 "(Hi 80, clos.d at
IS 7u*8"MS; November $t 8<l%aH 8 Yx- clos d hi
IS 67>?i!J 70 Lord quiet but utoady; ca h u d October
C.W>^ifl.2'c; November C.l7>?afl.20c. itoxed
uiuils steady, stiouldero J.fta3.MA: : ?uort rib
short cleur 6.J5a6 20c. Whisky quiet at jl 14
Bngani firmer; cu!loaf7%c: granulated"#!. Minidard
A C%c. But.ertlrw; creamery l.'aAJc; daliy
]2al7c. hgus 14HaUc. Afternoon Board - Wheat
ealser; lower. Corn '/Mifi higher. OaU >ic
higher (er October. Pork DaiOj higncr. Lard unchanged.
Nkw York, Sept. A.?riour, r?celpta 15,183 barrols:
export* none: market dull and.strongly la
buyer*' favor; salts 11,0W) barrels; superflue w*.*;oru
mill HUte 83 0Ui3 40; common to good excra oblo
?HJu520: euuimou to cholcc extra St. l.oui*fJJi?
5 25. Wheat lower and closlug weak; receipts
170,518 bushel*; export* 125,655 bu^heiu; sulcs C,Ui4,(WO
bushels future*; 198,000 bushels N]K)t; No. Chicago
84*8.c; No. 1 hard OOiilMo; ungraded red
8latf0j; No 8 red 88c; steamer No. 2 red 87Xa88c;
No. 2 red HaDl^e; No. 2 red September StytaJlc,
closlug htiOc; OctoberUl^nWJfc, closing at ulJic;
November yutft^c, closing at Ui^c: December i*5a
VOj^c, closing at 95o; January l?CJ4a9d>?c. cifttlug
at OjWj; February w?^ca$l ou, closlug at
9.S>4'C; Mnv |1 USjiai 0l?c; JUUO 8t 05.
Kye dull and heavy; western C0af>2u;
Corn, spot lower aud quiet; options opened a anade
better and closed Heavy; receipts lJtt, 100 busnela;
exports H.Tiw bush els: wiles l.OfvS.OOO bushels
futures; lr <3,000 bushels spot; ungradod <9){a51kc:
No. 2 do. 61c; No. I white 5 c: No. -JBontemwr A\)%
*5*c, closing at i9)?!b?cember ttottxc, closed at
43c: May 48o. OaU fairly a.tlva; reoolpt* 108, UO
tmshels, exports uoue; mixed futuros2Ja32o; white
tt.4lc. liny steady and demtnd lair. ollfce. spot
Mr; R'o barely steady at b%U$4c; options lower
and active: ah* 80.001 bogs; September fl fcUiC.85o:
October 6.80 j; Novomber fl.WaC.8oc; Deccintor
6 Himi.'jo; January fl.yoc. hebruary 7.0Ja7 03c;
March 7.01o. Sugar Arm and in lair
demaud: fair to good 6 7-i6ao91Ec; relined
firmer; C b)?t&ia: extra V 6%a6}*c:
whito extra (J OJiafifce; yelbw 4?iaM^c: mould
A6jic;ofl'ACKc: cuUoal and crushed 7}<u7Hc:
Sranulatod 7c; cubes 7n7>fc. Molosszs quiet Kyo
rm. Rosin steady. Turpentine steady at .'4%a&c.
Eggs firm and muir demand; receipts 1,751 picksg?*.
Port firm with a fair inquiry; mess tlOOOi
10 50. Cut meatssteady; pickltd bellies Gafl^c.
Urd opened n fhado better aud closed w-ak; contract
grade spot 6.60aG.c2)4c; city steam 6.40c.
L'ineto cu?ier with a better demand. Other* unchanged.
Baltimore, Sept 4.?Flour steady and quiet
Wheat, western lower, closiug quiet; No. 2 winter
rod sp't ?7#87Ho: ttoptcmber a7%iii7%c; October
80Huh9>ic: November 91%a91%e. Corn, western
steady ana mora active; western mixed jpot 4SVi*
4%o; September 4SXa48%c; 0 tobcr ?i!a48}$c;
November, new orold, 46>?o; year 44a4l><c; ktuimer
46c bid. OaU steady; western white ala82c: do
mixed 28ai0c, Provisions firm; mess pork 11125.
Lard, Milled "!%o. Sutter firm: western parked
ltolSo; creamery 19a lc. Ktfgs easier at lia!5j<}c.
Cofieoflrm; Rio cargoes, ordiuarr to fair 7Ha8iic,
Sugar firm. Whisky lower at 9116al 17.
Cxacimkxti, O., Sept 4.?Flour quiet: family
$300*415; fancy $ 130a?60. Wheat in fair dooand:
No. 2 redmuic; receipts 0.5JO bushela; shipments
6,000 bushels. Corn ino?e active: No. 2 mixed 4r>a
4uc. Oat* stronger; <so. 2 mixed 2fi)$c. Ryo lu fair
demand; No. 2, 6cc. Il-trley uucnanged. Pork
nrimlnul atfti&O. l^inl tlrm nt fl.lfin. Hulk tnpflls
aiilet nnd Arm: shoulders3.60c;short ribs 5.t0c.
?coa steady: shoulder* -1.25c; Abort ribs 6e5c;
abort cicar 6.<5c. Whisky lu good demand at st 00a
107. Uuttor tlrtn and uucbnugcd. Bugtir tlrm am!
uncbauged. l<gga tirm at ii;val2c. checse tlrm
and unchanged.
Touun), O.. Sept. 4.?Wheat dull; No. 2 cash or
September 84Wj. October 8oJ(c; November 6M?c;j
December t^c; No. 2 soft Bfl^c; October 8%c'a*ked;
November *??; May Mo asked. Corn quiet and
a shade lower: No. 2 cujih or September 45c: October
4l)(o; year 883 asked; May 3/^c bid. Onto,
firmer; cam or September 25<J4c; May 3;c. (!lover
seed quiet: cimb. September or October S3 80 bid;
November 15 40 bid.
Live Stock*
Chicago, III., Sept. 4 'The Drotertf Journal roporU:
Cattlo? Receipt* 9,COO head; shipments
he??i; beat (trades strong; common grades
lower; shipping steers 14 uo*C 10; siockcrs and
freucrvliti ?4<0; cuws bulls and mixed ft 60*4 0J;
through Total weaker at >260*350; western rangers
stow; natives and Halt broods (3 40*5 00; cows f230a
a&o; wintered Texan * pittltMO. Hogs-Receipt*
12.t>M head: shipments t-.iWO head: market stronger
andtalOc htgrvr; rough and mixed f4 00s4 23;
packing and shtnplatc St 30a4 0); light wcigbu
M8?k4e0: skips ft 60*3 70. Hheep-kePelpts 1,603
he d; h'puienw 400 licad; market steady; natives
|17to4 0J; Texsns 81 76a3 2ft.
Emit Lwkrtt, St'pt. 4.-C?ttlo dull and nolhlng
doing; all through contiguraent*; receipts 6U
bead; shipmentsM'U head; no shipments to Now
York yusterdiy. Hogs ac'lvoand firm; Philadelphia*
It 06a4 75; Yorkers SI 66a170; grosser* 3140>t
4 60; receipts 3.2 0 head; shipments 2,400 bead;
shipment* to New York ytslerdar 20 can. hhocp
very dull and unchanged; receipts 2,0JO bead;
shipment* 1,000 bead.
Cikcinxati, 0? Sept 4.?nogs steady: common
and light 13 Wa4 60: packing and butrber* t4 10
a4 CO; reoelpta 1,507 hood; shipments224head.
Patrolaum.
ba i pro kd, Pa., Sopu 4.-Openod at fl02H; closed
at tl 0.%; highest fl 0%; lowest 91 02%; runs
50,titft banvls; total shipments 75,258 barn-Is; chartL?rs
7i.74fl barrels: clearances 6.228.000 barrels.
On. City, Pa., 8er,t. 4.?Opened at %\DAi\ highest I
II 02!4; lowest 81 02; closed kt |i wjft charters
71,746 barrels: shipments 63,0s5 barrels; tales2,270,OOJ
barrels; clearances b,452,i)JO barrels. ]
Prmujunon, Pa., Sept. 4.?Petroleum active and
firm: National transit certlflcates opened at
ll <ov$; closed at II 02%; highest tl 0254; loweat
HOI*.
TrruiraLX, Px., Sept. 4.-Opecod at S102U; highest
ll 0.%; lowest ifoiJJ: closed atfl wjjf; shipments,
7o M barrels; charters 7.,740 barrels.
Niw York, Sept. 4.-Petroleum firm; United
cloaod at 110?K.
Dry Uoods. ?
Ntw York, BepL 4 ?Thore has been a good
volumorf tales. The del ivories for all the leading
makers of bleached muslins are taking c*roofthe
receipts, while uew selections are reducing stocks.
Brown ami colored goods are doing U-tter. Prints
and ginghams are in steady distribution. Flannels
are very active In demand and the outlook for the
near future Is more aquestiou of supply than price.
Blankets aro doing well and choice qualities are
well told ahead. For underwear and knit gocds
therasrkot is active, Clothlnr woolens reflect a
steady demand for heavy weig. ; goods.
WooL
PmMDKLPHU, Sept. 4.?Wool steady and firm;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia XX and
above 32434c; New York, Indiana, [Michigan and
wei tern flue or X and XX 28a30e: tub washed 2M
36o; unwashed, combing and delalno Ztaasoj nutera
Oregon 17a2fe; Valley Ortgon 21a<4e;
New Mexico and California coarse carpet wool lu
17e; pulled 23a25c.
Nkw York, Sept 4.?Wool steady and moderately
sctiTo; domes Lie Uccce27aMc; pulled 14a33o;
Texas 9a22c.
Cotton*
^cacanun,0?left 4,-Oottta .doll)mUdllof
J'.' ' ' * . i
got, JyctdtX & Ca.
LARGEST
Grocery House
iy TOST VIIIGLVIA. |
We ?re Solo Agonts /or the followiuy celebrated I
Br-mdiof F1.0UK:
T>..M<? rxP Woof Vfi.irJil ill
L 1 IUU Ml >? VOW 1 II Qimuj
Elcctrlc Light,
Phu'uix Patent,
Guiding Star.
fiOO TUGS CholM TImcthy 6?cd in stock and for
hale at bottom mice*.
.Send i rln' order and be convinced that our pricca
are the Ioa csu
Merchant* aro cordiallv Invited to tnako our
ofiice their headquarters while in tho city.
JOS. SPIELS CO.
AVIinlvxale Groeorg& Heed Dealers.
an^6TrlM.s
gvcw St gcrtsjclig.
Announcement!
TO THE PUBLIC.
The nndondgned, having lately withdrawn from
the Urine of Friend A Bon and Arbeux, Bertschy &
Co., havo formed a copartnership under the firm
name of
Frew&Bertschy.
For the purpose of carrying on tho
Furniture, Carpets & Undgrtaking
BU81NK83, AT
w? tii? -*r i tv cmurivr
nu? 1114 auun Diiiuuii
Thoy aro now receiving an deepening dally
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK
In the latest and most modern designs,
And will bo pleased to nee all their old frienda,
and 08 many new ones m may favor them
with their patronage.
FREW & BERTSGHY.
"?
gj. 3. ghotlts ft (Co.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
BLACK SILKS
For 30 Days Only.
J. S. Rhodes & Co.
The best makes of Imported
Black Silks at 25 percent less
than ever Known.
Lot IVo. 1 at 80c.
Lot IVo. ~ at $1 OO.
Lot No. 3 at SfjU ~5.
If you are interested call
soon, as these low prices will
make them move quickly.
J. S. RHODES & CO.
lica MAIN ST.
JtXcvelmnt gallons,
WHAT IS IT FOR1?
lit?To avoid Iho annoyanoe of buttoning on
jronrcnftfc
2d.?To regulato the length of your cuff by moring
it up or down, andfoatoulng It to tho lilt of
yonrihirtiloeve.
8d.?Tho conrcnienco of taking off your cuff or
putting It on without handllu* 14th.?Now,
would jou do without It for 25 oenUT
_k?
fixtures &vt 3?aieriaX?.
jgTEKL ENGRAVE!) ?
Portraits of General Grant,
Vtry Cuft. Nln 30x31 InohM. Pwtp*M tor ft SO
McLCBE flOUSI AST ffTOKK,
M *, L. SlOOU, A|Uk
SKidicaL
Dr. J. E. SMITH,
No. 1404 Chapllne Street,
Near Fourteenth Street
Tho best evident* of a physician's lacoea la the
testimony of hix patients. The increasing demand*
for ray professional services provu that I have
aoalt honorably and fairly with those who ha to
consulted me. I never use a patient's name with*
out permission, though I have many hundred certificates
from those wuora 1 have cured after they
had been pronounced incurable. A thorough medical
education with many year* hospital exporienoo
and familiarity with tbcraputlc nxenta, a dose obserronceof
temperamental peculiarities and strict
attention to hyrienio mauag-iment insures suooeas,
a euro is possible, and I frankly give the patient my
opinion.
Home Proof.
Kidney and Liter Diseases and Rheumatism.?
8uQered terribly?'"Nothing Meeined to help me;
could not get out of bed. l>r. .Smith cured me."
ZEl'lI. PHILLIPS, Wheeling, W. Va.
Catarrh, Polypus of None, impaired Voice.?Suffcreil
for yuan; patent medicine failed to holp me.
Dr. Smith completely cured me."
CHARLES CHADDUCK.
Of Bpeidel <fc Co., Wheeling, W. Va.
Dyspepsia and ulcerated Stomach.?'Treatment
for yean failed to give mo relief. Dr. Smith cured
me." THOMAS HOLT, Insurance A genu
Fits.?Hail them for fourteen year*. Dr. Smith
cured me." LOUIS F. WASHINGTON.
Scrofula. Running Sores ou Head.?"My son was
allllcted for fourteen years. Nothing seemed to
help him. Dr. Smith cured him."
1 MBS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street. Wheeling, W. va.
Cancer.?"Suffered for year* with Caucer. Had It
cutout three times. It returned after each operation.
Dr. Smith cured ma without knife, causllcor
pain." Mks, H. M. OKCUTT.
Plies, Fistula of Anus.?Flat on my back for 18
weeks. Reported dying. Dr. Smith cured me
without knUe In live weeks.
THOMAS COLVIN.
Wholesale Grocer, Main 8t, Wheeling, W. Va.
Ulcerations of Rectum, Prolapsus and Piles.?
"Wat glveu up to die and pronounced incurable.
UI. OU1IIU Dili HID KlUivut nil III:.
WASHINGTON DEL ANY, Martin's Ferry.
Rev. II. O. Ladd writes:?"Dr. Smith'# professional
services Id my family liavo been most satisfactory,
mid I commend him to all as a geutleman
aud a skillful physician."
Mrs. Margaret Kolk fays: "I had been suffering
for seven year* and treated by many physicians for
dyspepsia. Dr. Bralth said 1 nad a tape worm, and
In elgnt bourn removed a monster 100 feet long."
Female Complaint*.?Three yean In hospitals for
females, givo mo peculiar advantage* lu such coses.
Persons cured of catarrh. dlwauna of heart, liver,
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous altcctions
and weaknesses of men nud youth, scrofula and
asthma testify to my success.
Piles cured without the knlfo.
Patients at a d bunco our bo treated br lctterand
satlsfttctlon guaranteed. A chart for sclf-examlna*
tlon scut on receipt of two threo-ceut stamps, and
advice returned free.
Consultation at office free. Office hours from 8 a 1
*. to 7 P. daily. Call ou or addrutf*,
JOHN K HltlTH, M.D..
No. 14<M Chapllna St., Wheeling, W. va.
KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE!1
Better Than An Insurance Policy.
' i
1
ODBEHT'S
CholeraAntidote
IS WARRANTED TO CURE j
I
Diarrliwa, Dysentery, {J
Flux, Cliolic, '
i
Cramping Pains,
f.iinlArn Itfnvlina
.And Cholera,
OR TOE MONEY KEPUNDED.
It hot* saved many lives
Vscd by many Phyaiclaiw.
]
FOR SALE HY ALL DRUQQIHT8.
LAUGHLIN BROS. & CO,,j
SOLI'. PBOPBlKrOKS,
No. 1208 Main Street.
*n18 TTllM
B 111 I Ask your dru^ist for it. i
|| S |Scnttoanya<ldreK8lbr$l.S0
ftMJ MALYDO'H MFG. CO. SpriagTieM, 0.
DR. MOTHS FRENCH POWDERS.
Will care IMmmc# of the Kidneys, Gravel. Gloet, ]
Btrlc.urcfl, and all Uriuaij and Urethral Due?scc, 1
Ncrroaji an4 Physical DeWity. Soninal Yrtakncs*, .
Loa of Vigor, Premature I>cclluo la Man, Early ,
Decay, Ieu potency caused by errors of youth, oi- !
coma Ac. Sypmlla In nil its forms, note throat
and now, ulcer*. ornptlou*. scrofula, tetter, nit
rheam and all blood and sain dlmoaeft. Komale i
Weakness speedily oared. Gonorrhea curod In 8
daya Price 1800. Bold In Wheoliug, W. Va.. by
K. F. Bockcio, Loexs * Co., Dru^it*. 8entby
mall naalwl **
for* jf & ?
Reliable self curs
A favorite prescription of ni'c of tli<? tnn<i
lintrd and mccewful ecialiit-. i?? the U b.
(now retire!) tor the euro of Xervou*
IjO?t Mnnboml, WVuUne?? and llccur* scut
in plain ?caicd envelope Fr?c. Unigtfu ts can fill it.
Aririra?< DR. WARD ft CO.. Louisiana. Mo.
FEIillML
"CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH"
Tli?? Orlclurtl ?ut<I Only CJcmiinc.
?!? ? rtiNM<>. |l??r?rfnf W?rlhlr?i IsilUlWii:
"Ckhholct'' HnitlNli"*?< ? "'??? m*!*- liHtlu*""1'**
TO LADIES. **U.r.u
sfetasHis
glcstaurant.
CapitalDiningRoomg
MAHTI.N' THORNTON', I'ROP'B.
ElUbli^ed Bfpt 1,1878.
St^nR'nand vWlore coining to Wheeling wilt
remi-moerthat tho Canlttl Mulnp Room*aru now
In rxinScctrumiliiffonUT. and good lne&la can bo
bad atoll boon of tbe day or ul*ht
>li? T NO 1ifo f 119T. M A RKKT ST.
gU?ubtttc,(5a;s<:Steamgittttta
mnrtfliT 1? M. T TTTV7
'|'XHJIU>JUJO ? JUW i.U|
ELUMBER8,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
1418' vMflrket Street.
MTHeatli^ and Ventilating of Public Bulldlngi
Dwelling* and Factorlw a Specialty,
an24 '
T UKE FITTON,
PRACTICAL PLlTHBElt,
Grns and. Steam Fitter
Mo. MieUAUrsTBur.
Jiwt rccclyod, a lot oi Chciter'a Patent Adjuita*
bio Humeri.
Bpedal attention ftlTcn to Jobbing. mrll
^TM. HAIfB A SON,
^.. AAOTKUL PLUKBXXS,
Gaa and Steam Fitter*,
' Ho. a TWELFTH STREET,
AH work dona promptly it roMonabl? prim
5 BWiDUNIFORMSm
BwLarwuM'j niwu*t*< Ctu'tw* <r ?'??f PgHB
WMub Iirv4 <*??! LNiiumii. 3D UrwJ CSnlJ
ffPg Ublon pUUi. IHuUaUuM lU |flm Hy
iniwiw. mu, n
lri?rhll?.l.anMMb, Bm4u4 In*- B\
. , . >1jJi,
?sp0<ition and State gait.
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND
The Gr?n4 Reunion of tbe People of the Ohio
Valley and Loww Lake Kegton at the Great
, -WEST VIRGINIA
EXPOSITION AND STATE FAIR, '
which will ho hold tX WHEELING, W. V A.,
SEPTEMBER 7, 8, 0,10,11 & 12,188?.
$16,000
IN PREMIUM# AND PDBSfiJ TO BE GIVEN.
Tho Uraudeat Dtuplay of Horm, Cuttle, tint en.
Swine, Wmltiy, Product* of tho Farm Work at op.
aad Klnuidu ever exhibited In tho Ohio Valley or
Lower Lake Region.
10 Groat Race* with 60 Hones, all flrtf-cbua
TroiU'ru. Paoera and Rutuicn, engaged m tho
Flnect lialf-uilo Kacc Traik in tho L'uit^l State*.
The Large Exposition, Machinery Floral and
Horticultural Had", with th?ilr grand dtaolays ot
Art Textile Fabric*. Mftchlnory, llu'o and Beautiful
Flonrera, Aquirlaro with 500 Llvo Ftoh, Pro*
duct* of tb? "arm, *a, will bo worth tho cott of
tho trip to see.
.special arruugetnonU for reduced faro and ipocla
tralux on all railroad*.
?-poed eutrica el.mo Sepiomber 1. at 12 a. X.
LivoStock eutrica cla-e Hot lumber 4 at B r.M.
A'ldrcm Secretary for Premium Li?ttor in'orzaa*
lion. A. IiBYMANN, Protidcnt.
M. KE1LLV, Prea't pro tem.
OKORnE TWIT. .rVp^w
gTATE FAIR NOUCE. ~~
All persons who have space In tho building* and
privilege oti tho grouuda 010 miutrvd 10 have
their oxUibiMk'-d privileges propped by ftoiday,
September 7. at 10 o'clock a. n. To avoid efntu"'on
we deaire every thing ready the tint da j of
tho Fair. UKOHGK HOOK,
muSI Me'iuy.
jgTATE FAIR NOTIOF.
To tlie Exhibitors in tho 7th Department,
for Preserves, Tickets and Flowers,&c.:
Mb*. Jjto. ll. Hnnnsaod Vm, HrnbyBhub,
Superintendents, will bo ou th.-orounds
Thursday, Friday an J ffttntday,
8EPTEMBEK 8, 4 AND 5,
[or the purpose of receiving and having all *rt!clM
lobe exhibited in their department eutertd. No >
triloba will bo outercd iu ihla department after
September 6. but will be received until Modnay,
iep'enib.r 7. -I
Bfpa GftQBOB HOOK. Secretary.
gTATE FAIR NOTICE.
ro the Exhibitors in tho Ladies* TextHc
and Art Departments.
Mrs. A. W. KeUy and Mra Hubert White, Supciv
nteudenta of tho Eighth Department, will boon
he flrounda Thuntdny, Filday And Saturday, 8opemberUd,
4thnnd5ih, for tho purpeso of recelv- /
ug and entering all articles to be cxhibitea iu that
Icpar'mcut. No aiUd* for compotltion will bo
latjred after Saturday, September 5, in this do*
art m cut. UKOHQt? HOOK,
au3l Sfcrelary.
potteries.
SroInML I'lti/.K, ?io,ooo.-i?
Ticket it only 93. gburea In proportion.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
" We do hereby certify that we sunerviso tho arrangement*
lorall thu Monthly and Scml-Annual
l)i-nu'(fiira nt thi* I^inlsiRtiit fetnle l<oth*rv ('ounxuiv. I
mil Id porxm manage and control the T?rawlnf a
Lbomulvci. *ud that the mraa are conducted with
aonezty. fairness, and in good /alih toward all pur*
lies, and wo authorize the company to tue ttiln certificate,
with bvo-Bimljlcfl ol out nignaturua attached,
in its advertisements."
Commissioner*
Incorporated in 1M8 for 25 year* by the Lcgiilaturo
for Educational and Charitable purpoacs, with
i capital of $1,000,OOO-td which k r-*orvo fund of
iter $550,WJO has slnoo boon added.
By an overwhelming popular voto its franchise
wis made a part of the present Bute Comtitutlon
ulnpted l>cccuiber'2d, A. D., 1S79.
Tho only lottery evor voted on and endonea by
iho people of any State. It never scales or poa>
pones. Its Graud Single Number Drawing take*
>Iaoe monthly.
A snlendid opportunity to win a fortune. Ninth
Brand "rawing. Clou I, in tho Academy of Music.
Now Orleans, Tuesday, H<*(>tenib?r 8, 184*6-*
I84ili Monthly Drawing.
CAPITA!/ PRIZE, 175,000.
100,000 Tickcts at Fivo Dollars Each. Fraction!
In Fifth in proportion.
lwt Of pkiztt.
1 Capital Prire.. ... 176,000
1 Capital Prloe *26,000
1 Capital PrUo .. 10,WO
2 razes of 16,000 12.000
5 Prizes of 2,000 , 10,000
10 Prizes of 1,000^..^...^. 10,000
2Q Prices of 600.. 10,000 i
100 Prize* of 200 - 20.000
ttO Prists Ol m.......................... 80,000
WO Prises Of 50 26,000
1000 Prate uf 25 25,001
AmoxiuxTioH nuxo.
0 Approximation Prize# of 1750 6,750
9 Aiiprouniftuoarrwsui wj ........... ?,m?
9 Approximation PrUes ut 2,260
I9C7 Prises, amounting to ? 4066.600
Application for rates to club* should ho made
only to the office ol the tXiutpuny In New Orleans.
For furtner information wru- clearly, giving fall
adilresB. POSTAL NoTKS, Expreu Money Orden,
or New York Exchange lu ordinary letter. Currency
by Expreas (all sums of $5 and upwards at
our expense) ad (Leased
M. A. DAUPHIN,
Now Orleans, La.,
Or M. A. DAUPHIN,
607 Seventh St, Washington, B. 0.
Make P. 0. Money Orders payable
and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLKA.NS NATIONAL BANK.
_ New Orleam, La.
OR
LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La.,
BTATE NATIONAL B NK,
New Orleaiu, La.
OERMAN1A NATIONAL HAMC,
aul2-wmw New Or lean*, I a.
Louisiana State Lottery.
For Tickets or fnrthor Information 0( tho above
Lottery addrcsf.
J. H. WILSON, Covington, Ky.,
or. H. P. CARTER, Windsor, Oni, (Mnsda.
Amount* of tftOO and over, bv JCrpr<** ki my ex.
won? 1#?1
(Commtsstou gffUtcTtants.
B. Davkktobt, O. D. Eootmon,
General. Ol D. Eggleston A SON, Special.
B. DAVENPORT CO.,
ooMMuCssioisr
'Malm In Grain, rionr, Soeds, Provisions, Cbeeat
and Dried Frails.
> * irr wahutwotow m.. chtm*?
gaptv Vclavchcust.
yy"HEELING TAPER WAIiEHOUHE.
If oblnMon, Furl* &> Co.,
Manufacturers and Dcalon In every variety of
rAPKR. No. 1127 MAIM HTRBTT,
Telephone 811. Wheeling, W.Va.
HiKhontcaahprirApafd for Raja. Paper and Old
Seal gstate
Q. 0. SMITH,
Real Estnto Ajjont
AND STOCK BBO&XR.
Bpedal attention gircn to Collecting JUm'm tad
the general management of Beal JSataie. tan furnlah
beit of references.
mrin 1220 MATH HT.. Whaling, w. v>.
3kttor??sr-at-|;?w.
Tm. gabvin,
. ATTORN*.* & CODK^KMiOR AT LAW,
A*i> Notary Pcbuc, Wheeling, W. v?. jto?m 2
Odd Peilowa' Block, Cor. Chaplioo and 'iw?.fth
Bta. CqUmUom promptly a? lenad to. Mpl i?w
SG. SMITH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW & NOTARY PUBLIC,
v IWlWWw WH
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