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Late Houts"A Lady. Advice |,

Late HOuss...A IRdS's Advice 10
Young Men.
A lady who has been "Martyr,"
undoubtedly, "feellngly" sends us the
article below, which we heartily print
with our emphatic endorsement
"Dear gentlemen between the ages of
l6(N and 40 () listen TO a few words Of
grHIuitous remarks. When you make
\ social call Of an evening, on u young
lady, go away ,Ht n, reasonable hour.
Say you come at7h o'clock, IN hour
and half IL certainly as long as the
most fascinating Of you In C0nVersa-
tiOn can, or ought TO desire To use HE
charms. Two hours, indeed, can be
pleasantly spent with music, chess or
other games, 10 lend variety; but
kind slrs, by no means stay longer.
Make short calls md come oltner. a
girl-thnt IL. sensible, true. hearted
Hirl-will enjoy II better, and really
value your HcquaintanGe more. Just
nonceivetha agony Of a girl who, we'll
knowing the feelings OF u father and
mother upon tile subject, hears the
clock strike 10, and yet must sit on the
edge Of her chair, In mortal terror lest
papa should put his of repeated
threat into executlOn-that OF inviting
the gentleman TO break fast. And we
girls understand II all by experience,
and know what It II todread the prog.
nOatic OF diSpleasnre. In such cases n
sigh OF reliefgenurally acco pa lies the
closing OF the door behind the gallant,
aud one don't get over the feeling OF
trouble till sufe IN the arms OF Morphe.
us. Even then sometimes the dreams
are troubled with some phantom OF IN
angry father and distressed (fOr all par.
ties) mother and nli because young
man will make longer cnll than he
ought 10. Now, young gentlemen
friends, III tell you what young girls
Will do. For an hour aud a half we
will be most irrsistibly charming and
fascinating, Then beware; mouOsyIla.
bio responses will be all yon need ex-
poet; and II, when the limits shnll have
becn passed, IA Startling query shall be
Eearh coming down stairs, "lsn't II
time 10 close up ?"yOu must consider
II righteous punishment, and taking
your hat, depart, Il sad1er, and II Is To
be hoped II wiser man. Do not get Rn.
cry, but tho next time you come bc
careful TO keep within Just bounds. We
want TO riSe early these fine mornings,
aud Improve thV Shining hours" but
forced to be up At such unreasonable
hours nt night, exhausted nature will
speak, and Ha u natural GOnSsq uenCe,
with the utmost speed In dressing, We
can barely get down 10 breakfast In
time TO escape u reprlmand from papa,
who don't believe In beaux-as though
he never WAS yOung-nnd mild 70.
proving glance from InamInH, who un.
derstands a little better her poor haugh.
ters' feelings, must stlll dlsapprOvo
Outwarllly TO keep up appearances.
Aud now, young men, think Of these
things, and don't, for PHYS sake, throw
down your pApOr wiiha "pshnw''-bIt
remember ths safe side Of 10.
A MARrYR TO LATE HOuRa,
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An Extra Copy Of either the MAGAZINE.
WEEKLY, or BAZAAR will be supplied gratis
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ouH western exchanges report that
tho pork season haS opened with much
more Vigor ,lan in former years. Tho
receipts OF live hogs at Chicago, during
four days last week, foot UP s7,6il-a
larger number than ever before ro.
ceived thOro In tho same space OF time,
The receipts on Tuesday were Al, 600,
tho largest number ever marketed In
tho United States, or even tho world, In
any ono day. Theroi IL u speculation M
TO the probable length OF tho seasnn,
SOME Of tho pncksra figure that the
present season will not last more than
thirty days.
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We notice that many young ladies go
TO places Of entertainment without
hoop skirts. Weth the plan sensl.
BILE, aud worthy OF general adoption.
II Is said by some that ladies thus at
tired make u ''straight up and down
appearance" supposing this were true,
better so, than TO be trouble to ones
self and an annoyance to ones neigh
bors. ss #vF #FIl -
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First MortGago Bonds,
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ROAD COMPANY,

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1lhE PAPER FOR THE MILL1oNl-
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InSYrHuMANuY. nR snllI. nuAnM

sIDSYcHuMANUY, OR SOUL CHARM-
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and gain the love and affections OF any per-
mental requirement all can poSseSs fIee, 6y
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(NTANTEu--AN AGENT-ono chance In
w each town, worthy the attention or an
active business man, 20 take the agency for
THo AND WEATHER STRIP, applied 70 the
slides, bottom, top and centre Of doors and
windows. The sale Is beyond any
thing ever offered before 10 M agent, and
from $40 70 S25 per day eau be made. Send
for agents circular. The nnt who apply 40
curs q bargaln. Tertny lor Moulding, cash.
j, K. BRADSTREEr 4 CO., Boston, Mas.
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF In
dies and ChildrenB' Boots and Shoes, at lownr
prices thAn ever was seen In the State. II
you want Bargains IN Boots and Shoes, 60 10
Gartners New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Ia WAKRANTED, and In
every case will be mended ffeeof charge.
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A LiGUhI----
n Three magnltlcenuy illustrated Medical
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FT0M LFe IRellGbEIoan y saturday.
During the past week, we have TO
note lull In the matter OF sales and
shipments. Receipts by railrORd have
been 695 tuns OF pig, with only l25 tuns
shipment: Prices ARE unchanged, with
no sales that have transpited,
Wa 0uote HA Inst wpok +.
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RoUaH CouRsHIP.-A ohatfield
(Minnesotal paper says: "a fast young
lady ofthis town and her feller took il
their heads. on Wednesday evening
last, to have a quiet chat in one OF Rel.
nore's hacks that stood Mt the Medary
House barn. The arrangement was,
however, overheard; and about the
time the loving couple had seated them.
selves, the hack went flying down Main
street TO the post office, manned by
about as many men and boys as are
usually to "run with the machine. !"
Upon arriving at the post office door,
tue hack was stopped and the usual cry
mai. p made by the driver. The
deputy Postmaster bearing the same,
was promptly on the spot TO receive
Uncle Sans treasure, when, instead OF
mail bag, female was landed In his
arms, and before he could cry Nstop
her, " sbe was of down the street like
a shot cat. The boys say 1t was the
richest little Joke that ever took place In
Chat6eld, Whatthe young lad y thinks,
deponent saith not"
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CONTAINING Lists of Dry and Fancy
~ Goods, Watches, Plated Ware, Cutlery,
&c:, &C, 10 be sold, oSE DOLLAR for each ar.
tlcle. Great lnduCeme enk 10 Agents. pLlJ NJ
dEk a Moul.TON, 10 MarSh&.l street, Bos-
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DISEASES OF THE GENITAL ORG Ans.
DDr WALTERS. 0J7 Broadway, New York,
deVoteS particular attention TO all diseases
stamp Tor circular.
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@saiEaI.
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Remedy for Kidney Complaints, Diabetes,
Dtf1iculty OF VoidIng Urine, Bleeding trom
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Yeur Family ana Friends want II
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rRAtIoNs Than any other Journal Of lts Glass.
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We Are Coming,

A ND WILL PRESENT 10 ANY PER.
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&p., frOH VI clHt, Catalogue OF gOOtlS, ami
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:: HAYES 4 Cnl 10 Hanover St., Boston,
Mas. T.. v, box bl2i
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JNIANTED-lOO Farmers to engage In a
w business that will pay from 500 TO $50
per month from nlW nntil spring. Address
IONkS BROS. 4 90, PhilnhelphIn.
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INDIGESTION AND INsANlrY.-There
are two kinds OF visceral indigestion;
indigestion in the stomach, u gastric
shortcominE. and indigestion in the
intestines, hillary inaotinn. Both OF
these, according TO n writer In Hours at
Home, tend 10 cause. mental Insanity,
and both arc usually caused by the sat.
isfaction OF too great an appetite, and
the indulgence Of physical IazIness-
taking too little exercise. We quote:
The vice OF general aud excessive
over.eating, breeding disorder and
finally distress in all the digestive funo.
tions, and producing states OF grim dc.
preston. hypOchonnrlac torments and
nervous horrors, that drive more pa.
tlents 10 the hospital than even the vice
OF drlnk-All very correct, blameless
people, as we say, whose misTortunes
we pity, but can nowise explain. Few
persons conceive the amount OF cOnstI.
tutlonal and mental wreck produced
by this habltual overlooking OF Nature,
restrained by no terms OF prudence and
self observation. And, when the Gu.
tastrophe comes, the wonder Is that u
nature so robust has cTumbled into
madness without any assiRnable cause /!
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rne WHINING. q lLoua IallIne bud

lsee In your excellent paper a little
paragraph on good manners, In which
splitting and loupging are described as
proof OF a semi.barbarous state Of 80,
cisty, and Imust beg leave To notice
another peculiarly OF our social man.
ners, equally indicative Of a low state
ofeiyillzation. l allude 10 loud talk
Ing and screechlpg laughter. This is
80 peculiar 70 Americans that they are
known hy.itin Europe, and, as well
bred people, they never tolerate Il, even
In the most social circles, IL 10 consid.
cred q mark Of ill-breeding belonging
only 10 the lowest class. =
Aside from Conventional pro.
test againstlt, there IL reeu.
lar objection 10 II, In the injury
u does TO the vocal Organs. !.
Talking through m evening. OF the TOP
OF the voice, Is very painful and IN.
tigning, and yet the noise made by the
whole company Is SO great that no one
can be heard who speaks low, or In a
natural tone. Many throats are made
sote and many heads are made 70 ache
BY this unnecessary noise, and persons
subject TO bronchitis are obliged to
avoid II entirely, l.1-,-
In all European society the voices
are kept lower than usual In large par.
ties, and u general hum prevails, in
which each person Is easily heard by
those he addresses. The loudneSs or
Americans Is very marked, and pro.
duces disgust and Indignation when IL
breaks the stiffness Of picture galleries
and other public places, where nothing
p9t Whispers are ever allowed. When
q loud voice is heard from an American
traveller, every one IL stlrtled, and
looks around TO see whence II comes,
and the comments on this breach Of
good manners are very severe.
once introduced some very refined
and cultivated Americans to q gentle-
man In London, who could have done
much for their amusement and pro.
cured their admission to many private
galleries OF paintings and sculpture;
put AFTER one experience OF their vocIf.
Grating, In a public exhibition, he
would not again expose himself 10 the
pain and the shame they then caused
MN. he wrote 10 me 10 excuse him.
sell for not having done more for my
friends, by saying that their loud talk
Ing made them not preseuta BILE Ia re.
tined society and not bearable In public
places. He added that he had made a
dinner party for them OF Americans
only, and they laughed and talked so
loud that he was afraid the police
would come in and see what the row
%as:-CorreSpondeat Of Me LiberiaI
CRriStidN,
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cessful Family Paper I'm the
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. Comply

OEFIcE bait. a OHIO RAILROAD Co.
80 tt WHEELING, May Z, lsS7,
,...a- SUMMER SCHEDULE.
DAsSENGER TRAINS WILL BUN RY
L the following schedule on and aiiar NAV
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ZYGnSI

Agents wanted everywhere. For Club
Price List OF Valuable Prizes open TO all, sc.,
address sJ0HNTuRNER. Publisher aud Pro.
prletor, Rochester, New York.
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Transportation.
Cleveland & PittsbQrgh Ran Road

new York via ~
Philadelphia l:2O p m $40 u m 12 10 m
Tickets TO all principal points In the East
ana west can be procured at The Union office
IN McLure HouAe and Rt the station al
Bridgeport. II. X, MYkES. - -
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Revolution in Trade,


r AIDES, you will be astonlShed st the
~ value Of all kinds OF Goods sent BY the
well known anu Justly celebrated firm OF
GRAHAM & co.,
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TOBACCO.

| Ee- We have not
discontinued, MOI do
we intend 10 cease
/ packing 500 Daily In
papers OF Century
Tobacco. reports 10
the contrary notwitt
standing.
| w-We are making
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The Peoples Bank.

The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, No. " MAIN ST., WHEELING
" Viva. Money received on deposit, ins
teEeSt paid on special deposits,
NottS aud bills discounted. ErchanRn
Donghtand sold. Collections NJ hom0or rom
abroad promptly attended To, =.
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JOhn hAndlAn, John VoclEleF,
Sainl ]. BOyu, Richard Carer.
Andrew Wilson.
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such assilk, Merno, and Alpacca Dresses,
shawls. Balmorals, Linen Goods, Embossed
ed Ware, Sewing Machines, DC. This Is no
humbuH, hut q reality. Send your clubs ol
ten and upwards, for checlLS descrIblBg the
goods, with ten cents for eacn check, and the
getter up OF the club Will receive n valuable
number OF names sent.
Agents wanted In every town. Circulars
SEM nee. Address, GRAHAM q CO., "a q CO
Federal street. BoAtnn
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The Preparations for the usual blasts
arc still going OH Mt the furnaces.
We notice the lower rolling mill has
received 900 tuns OF Missouri ore Ut our
wharf.
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National SaYing's Bank of Wheeling,

National Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
CAPITAL 100000.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
Nl Interest paid on Special Deposits. Notea
and Bills discounted. EXCHANGE bought and
sold. Collections made on all points and pro-
ceeds promptly Iemttted.
Discount day-W Wednehday.
DIRECTORS,
Thomas H. List. Robert Pratt,
Robert Gibson, 4, A. MCnbs
]. 0. ThomR1, 4, N. DodSon.
THos. H. LIST, President,
4. p. HILDRErH, CaHhier. nny5i
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The Great Town anl Country weekly.


THE RURAL II the Leading and LarRest-
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LUTHER AND His WIFB.-Catherlne
Bora, the lady whom he chose for his
wife. was nun Of good family, left
homeless and shelterless by the break.
ing up of her convent, She was an or.
dlnary, unimaginate body, plain in
person and plain In mind, in no sense
whatever heroine OF romance, but II
decent, sensible. commonplace haus
frau.
The age OF romance was over with
both OF them; yet, for all that, never
marriage brought II palmer blessing
with u. They beganwith respect, and
ended With steady affection, y nj
The happlest life on earth, Luther
used TO say, Is with pious, good wife;
In peace and quiet, contented with a
little, and giving God thanks.
He spoke from his own experience.
His Katie. as he called her, WIS not
clever, and he had humorous stories 10
tell Of the beginning OF their adven.
lures together. 3D.. -. .-.g.
"The first year OF married life is an
odd business" he says. "At meals,
where you used TO be alone, you are
yourself and somebody else. When
you awake In the morning, there are
pair Of tails close 10 you on the pillow,
My Katie used to sit wilh me when /
was at work. She thought she ought
not TO bO silent. She did not know
what TO say, 10 she would ask me. {
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soru.- OF v-.en, v.HEELrra
Bargains in Boots 9 Shoes
Tina. never have beer, nor never ean:Oe 6sa.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANI
-a. Incorporated 1855,
Wheeling Savings Institution,
OETruI No. % MoNno1 ar,.

OkHIuI NO. ~ MONROE ST.s
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN-
Nl terest paid on special Deposit, Notes and
bills Discounted, Exchange bought and Sold
COLLECTIONS made on all points,
In order " meet a want that has long been
felt In this community, this institution viii
receive on Wednesday and Saturday nIIer-
noon between thehonN OF two md four o.
clock, Deposits OF any sum OF money, nom
one dollar and upwards, on which lnteroa
will be paid.