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the etove from morning till night. His wife
prS sS SD "er" ms az a.
ana ran away whom We returned from drill,
or from mounting guard at the end Of the VIII
lage-. o.-f q r..
cost came in. HIS hair was white, And bis
mein and appearance neat And respectable.
he Galu.sd =, as and ths1 said to tho master of
YEA Monsiear stenger," replied the other |;
1--WE win never be rid Of them. II could poi
son. them ali, II would be good deed"
Gernlan-do not speak in such manner"
The postmasters pipe fell from his band.
Tou arc. very imprudent In your speech
Monsieur KalkrSnth,@ said the old man; :" if
You, you S know what Would happen"
=" 1t is only my way Of talking,p replied the
postmaster. What can you expectf When
is but SG1
yon should at last speak bitterly"
The old map, who was none other than the
pastor Of Schweinhetzn, then said to the, Mon
sieur, your manner of getting is that Of en- hon
est man believe me that Monsieur Kalkreuth
is incapable Of such a deed-of doing evil even
to our eneEnieA.1 =. l.r='
not eat so heartily OF these sausagee"
The po0tnaster, bearing these words, began
to laugh, and, in tho excess of his joy, cried,
!" would never have thought that French
man could have made me laugh"
Ny two comrades were ordered for guard
duty; they went, but alone remained. Then
the postmaster went after bottle Of old wine,
aud seated himself at the table to drink with
me, which gladly agreed to. From that day
until our departure, these people had every
confidence in me. Every evening we chatted
at the corner of the fire; the pastor came, and
even the Young girls would come down stairs
to listen. They were of fair and light COM
piexion, with blue eyes; one was perhaps
eighteen, tho other twenty / thought saw In
them Tesembl mos to CathAEiue,. and this
made my heart beat.
They knew that had sweethesrt at home,
lpdsA Hse could noe .helptelling Shern 90, and
sAas Sese saS9 ~ $SSs,hS SftsSti1 tbs
Freqoh; the pastor said they were . vain, inn
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=. on stastened asSsnd yhe e. weta fn mss
MarsSal Prif e of; MoSESWs snt1sa' - tow
aurrcnnded by the o1aeeG1 and GD1Srsls ~
ooDposed hia stan, and almost Immediately
aStses the grAy.hafred Soaham followed, and
$4,000 rs in Eevtew upon the square. Then he
speks in load, cleae yeiea. - that every one
could hees, Soldier" said b. nyou viii form
psrt Ct the advance, guard rof The Third esgpe.
Try e reunenober that yea sre Fsenchnea.
VicS EEmpucur m
All shoutsd "Yice pEmperexy n TIL The echoes
rang ag.in, while the general departed with
Colonel EAp6sl.
That niSht va were relieved by the Hesaiaua
aud left Er8htt with the Tenth LussaRs aAd q
regiment Of ohaasears. At six or seven in the
morning We were before the city Of Weiuaae,
And SAY the snu rising on its gardens, Ia
charches ard II houses, - well n on IN old
castle = Tho right Here We bevouacked, and
the hussare ws0t forward to reconnoitre ths
town. Absut nine, while We were brsAknlat.
Ing, sudden1y. ~ heard the rattle Of mnsketry
the Pra@faa huss9zS IN the stresta, and thsy
Oh that We saw nothing Of the combat,
At the end OF an hour the hussars returned
having lost two men. Thus began the cam
We renamed Eve days in cur camp, willis the
Whale yIStrd corps were Canning mp. ~ Pc
YES tss s "a vance, ws sssstsd Ago y
EeneGy Cossscks NAo kept eve keydpd ae
[raa0e a 0sr guns, aad tie fEfthR tkey vetiie1
IT, F.stef grew ouFcosfa0k ~. @g
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THE NJ
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vim. from France. and anb,lsss g
oe1 ore .ae hospital y. $3.50
end. All &C.. poos = q lsssss .sss 81
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Ses.ts tSsgs 49, s.,,,r IN 49,, ~ sSsar
49, h,,1Sas ~ s13k IN 49, ~ B. S@
hooks il Is wood. would Ssvs IA ~ =.
49,. no ~"~ q s..SS 49, - ~ - - 49,.
~ ~ Sp|S. ~ ~. $3.50 sx ClI =.
I often vent ~ ESQ thsss isse wrstehsss and
eever DID we - man nore ml.ee.bay elsa.
Somo wore Jeckeee which o0o9 heaoa8oq 70
Coesacks. ora.hs9 shalass yeanspls dlrs.gsss an9
many nad only naeaksEchftn Ie9od f9eoo
sne, s leet IN nea Of ehess an4 stocnn&S; Insy
ana then We knew the twenty-nsnth bullasiu.
soaG only the truth.
Ihese stories euragod oar men n&na9s we
eSegln sgain, they would have>s hard 1oo o. y
tnon-iS 10 not over! IL - not overtx' y va b
times almost overcome with wrath after hear.
thought to myself "Joseph, are you not losing
your wits These Russians are defending tbeiS,
families. their homes, all that man hofds rBos9
dear: We hate hSs then 70. defending thes
done e." f. =
On the eighteenth OF February wS received
fort for selingenstadt. where We remained I'M
vi the eighth of March, by which time al! the
recruits were vol Instructed In the use Of tho
the tVenty-fourth of March, 1913, Joined tho
dfvfsion at Aschahenbourg, where Marshal Ney
passed MS in review.
NAnkAin
rentin; the lieutenant, Bretonyille; the COM
mandant Of the battalion, Gemeau; tho cap.
brigade, Ladoucetts; aud the general Of divi-
sion, Souham. These are things that every
soldier should know.
~ .,,o.. 81.
middle OF March: l remsmber that during the
open space whence one saw the Main as far 3. i
] eye could reach, the rain never ceased 20 iail
from ten O'Clock in the morning till three
O'clock IN the aiernoon we eaa on our leu a
castle, from the windows Oh whcn PeoPle
looked out quite At thelr ease, wniie Inc wafer
ran into our shoes. On the right the river
rushed, foamtng, seen dimiy as II through 9
| up. the order rang out, carry arms! shoulder
arms" ,o, h.
Inc Marsnaa aavancsa siowiy, snrro"n n,.st ny
i MS stan. W nat consoled LeDeae was, [hat v" 2
We're about to see the bravest or the brave"
tnonsos IL Gou 30 o9'y geSa piaHe s o. sne
corner OF goou hre, would giaoly iorego
that pleasure.
AZ last no arrived IN 'front.' OF US, anu eau
yet see Nun, MS chapean gripping WIZ ram J
his blue cost covered WIZ en1noidery ana ds-
coratlons, ana aus gtes1 ooots: ne was nan ai,
some, norld man, Win SNORT nose anu sPasA
ing eyes. ne Ho not seem ~ a. nausn.y
Tor as passed our COMPANY VINO p1sssn 1eI
arms, ne hnsneo sraaeniy IN LIS saoo'e Ano
sa1G, h9ld! ~ rs f1orensin
hat 70 s re n .saosS tbet ths MsrshaI ani
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t;nn' Aoe' AAaA'A~A' ~ - S'A"''
| aE;.h I,o-.r.;r ~ uo;a III. Hiar,h., strstch.
IN, his arm toTas,d Rass;s. II an alsT to
sss von AGAIN. thouaht We had left Won
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But, as Sergeant Pinto said, all We had yet
| seen was but the prelude to the bail; the dance
| was now about to commence.
Meanwhile we did duty at the citadel with o
! battalion of the Twenty and from the
| top of the rsmparts we saw all the environS
| covered with troops, some -biyouscking, ethsrs
quartered in the villages.
The sergeant bad formed particular friend.
ship for me. and on the eighteenth. on relieving
| guard at Warthau gate, he said, "Fusilier
! Bertha, the Emperor has arrived"
had yet heard nothing of this, and replied,
respectfully, ~ have just had o little glass
with the sapper Merlin, sergeant, who was on
duty last night at the generals quarters, and
| he said nothing of 1t.
Then he, closing his eye, said, with pecu
liar expression, Everything il moving-I feel
his presence in the air. You do not yet under
| stand this, conscriPt, bat no is here; every
| thing says 90. Before he came, we were lame,
| crippled; only a wing of the army seemed
able to move at once. But now, look there,
| SEQ those cOuriers gallopinR over the road-ali
! 10 life. The dance 10 beginning the dan, Q 10
beginning! Kaiserliks and the Cossacks do
not need spectGclcs 60 see that he is with us-4
| they will feel him presently
Aud the sergeHnt's laugh rang horeely from
! beneath his long TBdstaches. had presenSi-
msnS thAs e1eaS nhSfSttunes might DO aonaaS
kEaPom me, Ies l. EAP 6eRBea 40 RnA gHSd fPCR
7 nS6n 70. BnS the SSFg Cant WHS right, for thSs
! very day, about three IN the afternoon, all the
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Nature Greater than Art.

The tendency of Medical Science at the
present day, Is TO circumscribe more and
more the legitimate field OF It's operations
while at the same time lie disciples labor
to cultivate that field with corresponding.
ly increased diligence. Food, as Is being
now recognized, every day with more
clearness,-foOd Is the Great Healer; and
the only true Office Of medical remedies,
In the great majority OF cases, Is simply
this ;-and also enable the stomach to Li.
gesttood In sufficient abundance and
with sufficient thoroughness; and also
to enable the various portions df ahe
system to appropriate from the food thus
digested, whatever respectively they re-
qnire in order TO full health. This prin.
clpal Is slriklngly illustrated In the case
o. that great popular medicine OF the age,
DR., Gottlieb Fisch's Bltters, This RENE.
dy operates principally, almost solely, by
stimulating the digestive and tho assimI.
lative functions, thus enabling FooD, Ma
lures own Universal Remedy, 10 have
lree, unimpeded course > EaI'tu d
This subject continued next week under
"7Ae Lamp Of Life" q p eod&w
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! sYMPToMs or cATARRH.

lndisposition to exercise, difficulty oil
thinking or reasoning, or concentrating
the mind upon any subject, lassitude, lack
of.ambition or energy, discharge falling
into throat, sometimes proIuse, watery,
acrid, thick and tenacious mucous, puru.
lent, offensive, &c. In others dryness,
dry, watery, weak or inflamed eyes, ring.
ing in ears, deafness, having and cough.
ing to clear throat, alterations, death and
decay OF bones, scabs from ulcers, constant
desire to clear nose and throat, voice al.
tered, nasal twang, offensive breath, i'm.
paired or total deprivation of sense oil
smell and taste, dizziness, mental depress.
ion, loss of appetite, Indigestion, dyspep,
sia, enlarged tonsils, tickling cough, diff.
Guilty in speaking plainly general debility
indiocy and insanity. sa' = y. :
All the above symptoms are common tc
the disease in some Of fits stages or com.
plications. yet thousands of cases annually
terminate in consumption or insanity, and
end in the grave without ever having man.
ifcsted one. thru OF the symptoms above
enumerated. 40 .
No disease is more common or less I'm.
dcrstood by physicians. The Proprietor
of Dr. Sage's' Catarrh Remedy will pay
$500 reward for n case Of catarrh which
he cannot cure. Sold by all druggists, OF
send six cents to r. V.Pierce, MD 1888
Seneca street, Buffalo, n. Y. for It. M
The World does not Contain a medl.
CinAl DrenArAtiOn pphich hAa nhtainad a
more widespread and deserved popular.
ity than the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINZ.
MENT. Since Its introduction so public
notice more than twenty years ago, it has
been constantly used for every kind j oil
disease or injury to man or beast which
can be atfected;by q local application, and
solar as its proprietors are aware, It has
not failed in single instance. Alter SO
long and successful q term of probation,
who will have the hardlhooG 10 deny
its pre'eminent claimstt Unpopular esteem.
sl.h llH.' "Ntdt codSw
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AT the second meeting Of the "Ameri-
can Association for the Cure Of 1nebri-
ates," recentlyheld in New York, DR.. Jo.
seph Parrish delivered an essay, the result
Of his long experience in the care of Inc.
briates. He divides the latter into three
classes; the first confirmed inebriates, or
professional debauchees, whose purposes
in liie-Oeem to be limited TO the gratiflca.
ton of appetites and passions; the second
is tile emotional class, who are described
as persons "without a decided intention
to do wrong, and without any abiding
purpose to do right, and who ore the VIC
Tins of their own moral weakness, or Of
the cupidity or wretchedness Of others"
and the third are accidental inebriates-
men of good principles and character,
who know and acknowledge their infrmi-
ty and endeavor to overcome II. Stu
dents, authors, statesmen and overworked
business men furnish d considerable per
Centage Of this class" The majority Of
the first class, according to DR.. Parrish,
are incurable, and he recommends that
such persons be detained in special hos
pitfalls. OF this class DIR. P. has had 81
under his care, twehty-iour Of whom i'm.
proved so as to be capable olpartially
attending to business; seven were radical
lycured, and two became insane. OF the
second class, the Doctor has had rs pa
tlents seventy.two, of whom forty.two
were so improved as 10 attend most OF
their time to tlieir affairs, and twenty.one
were cured OF their infirmity. He had in
charge, OF the third class, sixty.six per-
sons, tOrty.seven OF whom were entirely
cured and sixteen Of whom are nearly so.
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Col. Fornsy,sI ResIrpation.

The correspondent of The Sun tele-
graphs the. following from Washington
touching the reasons Of Col. John W.
Forneys reslgnatiSA as collector Of Phila-
delphia
Ithas been we'll known here iorsthree
weeks that the President has been offend.
ell with Col. Forney for his indirect sup.
port. OF Col Mcclure in the recent s6na.
torial contest. During that contest the
President sent messenger To Forney,
who gave him TO understand that he
would be held responsible II Mcclure was
elected. Forney sent back notice to the
President that he would not be interiered
with IN local matters; that It would be
as becoming for Grant to interfere In tile
election Of u constable as that Of a State
Senator lie cared nothing for the office
Of Collector, and Il he was not. 10 be q
freeman he did not want II an hour. He
added that he believed Mcclure would be
elected, but he did not believe he would
get the certificate, and that ii there were
frauds committed In the interest of Grey,
no would expose them and demand their
punishment, regardless Of who was hurt.
Unless the Republican partywas strong
enough to prevent and punish frauds In
its own party II could not live, and he did
not intend TO go down with II. Mcclure
wAs elected, but Grey got the certificate,
claiming an election by 800 majority In q
district which last October had D major.
iiy of 1900. Mcclure CHARGED that hn
had been swindled out Of over 1000 votes
in two wards alone. lie began making
arrests, md on Thursday last went TO
Harrisburg and presented q petition for
his seat, which covered over two hundred
pages Of legal paper, and, set forth IN do.
tall when and where he was detraudcd.
The Cameron and Grant Ring refused 10
receive the petition, but, by the aid of one
Republican and the Democrats, Mcclure
got il received and referred to tho Judici.
AIRY Committee, with,orders to report on
Monday next.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stool, Malrri,e1.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW York, February 13.-GoLp-
The market was intensely dull, through.
out the day, and an improved feeling and
advance in securities at London, caused a
decline In tho premium at the closing Of
business 10 about 110t. Loans were from
flat to ~ per cent, Tor carrying. Clear.
ings, $41, 100000. i. 8ars
MoNEY-stealy at from 0 to 7 per cent.
! GovERNMENTs-Are strong and Grac.
ton higher. ~ WV 49,.
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Z All the Year Round.

n Al
And IN all the parts OF the world, the
elements oil disease are present in the air,
the soil and the water. in n greater or less
doo,roo on5 ,Loraforo tho 49,, N,oa,rES'
p'sle', "''u 'nete'ofe sac ., S'e"' 'ege'"0'e
Antttt0'e TO these invisible enemies OF
health, Hostettcrs Somach Bitters, is In
valuable as n household medicine AZ al, sea.
sons and in every latitude, AtSno' T,eriod
Of the wear il n REGULATING and cnrrectiye
medicine more needed than toward the
close Of winter. when tho slln and
rain are beginning 10 break mn the winter
blockade and from the soIteninp soil ari.
ses ihat terrible miasms which WEIGHTS
like an incubus upon the vital machinery:
AMI Ienrcsses the animal snirits II 4
then that tho seeds If intermitter. and :,
rcmttitent levers Of rbenmstis,Si and md
rheumatic. Sonts.oEo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., al,
Complaints Of disorders Of tho liver, and
bowels, ana y whoSe LoS, ~ nnlmana ru
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GoAL!c oA.LI- COAL!
, IN. ,cAPEHART,., T.. '. :. 7

Dealer In Ohio Coal and Coal hands I'd.
ordGs Tor Coal In the city will receive prompt
i 900 Acres Of Ohio Coal Lands for sale. Real
EstAte buslneAs solicited. TIi WI Il -
Once, No; Corner Room, Mcclure House.
Wheeling, W, Va. febY I
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The 81. Clara COLONY,

From the wcstva. Monitor,
The s.. Clara Colony, in the counties Of
DpoG!ddridge and Lewis, established by the
Mtsl!oror this paper, numbers at present
% families, Of which AZ are, German and
TSSSilss, and the remainder Of Irish origin.
d ahls colony contains moro miles Of road
S anu produces more stock, grain, grass,
ouIIer' poultry, fruit and vegetables than
"uY section Of the same extent in this
tSIiuGty. Nearly every settler has paid for
i %S homestead, and several are purchas.
"S more land for their children.
ho Brighton and Leicester are the chieI
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss

n,, cured and inll VlgOr Fest0FOt
EnlS 9lstteselng AlectiOn which renders Ito
m nsIS h And marriage imposSIble ID The penalty
Young persons are too apt 10 Commit sSesSss.
nom not being aware Of tho dreadful consS
qnences That may engue. Now, who that undef
stands the subject will pretend to deny mai The
power q Rtocreatlon e lost sooner By those ali.
Ra .s ny ntG Impr9pef habits than BY tho prudentI
onsprinR tho most serious and deStTuctIyc symp.
toms OF Doth body and mind arise. The SystVip
becomes deranged, the Physical and Mental
E EanGsonS weakened, Loss OF Provocative Power,
~ Wn H1I4ollty, Dyspepsia, PApltAtlon OF
H INV MaS a1 OF tho Frame, Cough, Consumption
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The vegetatIve powers Of life arc strong, but
In few wears how Often the pallId hus, the lack
lustre eye and emaciated form, and the impoSsi
blity Of application TO mental effort, show their
banClul influence. 1t soon becomes evident to
the observer that some depressing influence IL
checking the development OF the body. Con
sumption ia talked Of, and perhaps the youth Is
removed from schoOland sent into the country.
This 10 one Of the worst moYements. Removed
from ordinary diversions Of the eyer.chAnging
scenes Of the city, tho powers of the body, too
much enfeebled 70 give zcst to heAlthfnl and
rural exercise, thoughts are turned inwArdlyupon
themselves. . yGr.. 81.
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DIR. JOHNSON

MEMBER q tho Royal College OF SuFpeona. Lon.
non, Sadnate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
bnsI Ins ~. 1ni!cd States, and the greater part
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elseE6ese hSa
snected some OF tho most astonishing Tres that
Weie eyer known. Many troubled With rlnSinv
In the head and ears when asleep, great neryous.
meas, being alarmed Of sudden soInds. 6Ss6fGl.
IT,, Mhh frequent bllshlpg, attended some,
immediately. ,''''A' way Su'eN
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DI6EASES or IMpRT1DENcp


tWhen the misguided and imprudeut yotarv nj
pleasure nnds that he has imblbed the seeds Of
thia painful disease It too often happens thSt an
ilhmed sense OF shame or dread OF discovery de-
YEN MIN rom Apply lying TO those, who from edu-
him, delaying Till the constitutional symptoms OF
this horTid disease make their Appeafance. Ruch
% liberated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturna
pains In the head and hmbs, dImnesS OF sight
crossing with flghtful rapidly, TIL AZ Iast mo
palate Of The mouth or the bones OF the uoRe iall
N, and the victim OF this awful disease become
horrid object OF cummlsHeTati0n, TIN death puts
period 70 ne dreadful guaerings, by sending
no traveller returns" - W. ~
i ia MELANCHOLY FACT that Thousands
AL yistims To- this terrible disease, owing 10 tic
uhskillfalnea9 o., IgnorAnt pfetendorS, who, BY
me use OF That DEADLY POISON, MERCURY,
ruin the constitution and make the resdue oIiits
miserable. .l - 49,. - ''' y
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During the superIntslidelee Of DR.. Wilson at
the BloomIngdale Asylum, his saa result occur.
red to two patients. ri scn had Tor time left
them, and both died Of epilepsy. They were Of
both sexcS, and abouttwslty years Of age.
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DUNG MEN

Who have injured themselyes bya certain nrac.
nce, INDUCED in when alone, q habit freousutIv
learned Ifom evel companions, or Al schooi' t6s
enecn OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, 4 not cured, renders marriage i'm
sh3nld apply Immediately. $50 OOl ~
MnAtA Ply mat young man, the hope OF his
eountyS me pride OF his parents, ahould be
sIn IN nom all prospects and enIoymenta al
me by the consequences Of deviatlng from ne
pan o. nature, and INDUCING in certain %
SiSn naDi- euch persons must, before contem.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-14
TAKE PARTICuTAR Jortru

d.. ]; addresses ali those who 6sye jnInrsd
themselves by improper Indulgence and IoIitsSvv
,ha Whleh ruin both body and mind unattInp
t"sa ioF eiIner business study, society OF mar:
These are some OF the sad and melancholy Of.
Isets produced BY early habits OF youth. Viz.
M MeaSnsSS OF the Back and Limbs Pains In the
a. ps gIhese OF sight Loss OF Muscular Pow
tiI tAp1llty, arrangement OF the Digestive Func.
nsS o General Debility, symptoms or Consump.
-. M l.SrS fearful effects on the mind
~, muC9 ca 70 DO dreaded. Loss OF Memory. Con
iasIGn OF Ideas, Depression OF Spirits. Ryi Fore.
" O99lnRs AVeTslon TO Society lEDlStrust Love
produced. "'' '"'N' VI tue eViiS
Thousands OF persons OF ali apea ran Do,.
Judge what Is the cause OF their decfnipS hesitb
losing their yigor, becoming weak, pale. neFyons
and emaciated, having d singular anneSrSnrS
about about me eyes, Cough, aud Symptoms OF Con.