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cheerful women,

In marrying, men should seek happy
women. They make terrible mistake
when they marry for beauty, or for tai.
tnt, or for style; the sweetest wives are
those who possess The magic secret Of
being happy under any and every cir
cumstance. Rich or poor, high or low,
Il makes no difference, the bright little
fountain bubbles up, just as unsteady in
their hearts. Nothing ever goes wrong
with them--nO trouble is too serious for
them ito make the best Of It," Was
ever the stream Of calamity so dark and
deep, that the sunlight Of = happy face
falling across ia tnrbid tides would not
wake an answering CLEAN? Why, then,
joyous.temPered people don't know half
the good they do. No matter how cross
and grabbed you feel, no matter II your
brain Is full Of meditation on affecting
dspensationS," and your stomach with
medicines, pills and tonics; just set one Of
those CHEEKY little women talking 10 you,
and we are not afraid 10 wager anything
she can cure you. The long drawn line
about the mouth will xelax-the cloud Of
settled gloom will vanish, nobody knows
where, and the first thing you know, you
will be laughing! Ah, what blessings are
these happy womenl How often their
little hands guide the ponderous machine
Of life, with almost an invisible touch
Bow we look forward through the weary
day to their Preside smiles No one
knows, no one ever will know until the
day OF judgement reveals, how much we
owe 10 these helpful, hopeful uncom.
planning happy women.
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Ills Views on Several pues,lou,

~ va SCNSANA SSutSliOuh
From The Detroit Free Pres.
The political excitement has reached
the Central Station. A crowd OF bow
waited on Biiah a. an early hour on Sat.
urday morning TO secure his political
views on various subjects. The spokes-
man Of the paEty led otTWiill.,--
"Mr. Joy, what do you think Of free
trade?
"waal, l dunno" he replied, as he
folded up the broom and put II away. a
don't think TELLER should trade Of a
good watch for an oldgun or a poor dog"
What do you think Of the Mexican
question:
II didn't know as the Mexicans had
asked any question: was the blunt All.
swer.
"How do you stand on the silver bill p
Never saw one, boys. All the bills l
ever eyer ), saw were paper, except Buffalo
"Mr. Joy, have you a Southern policy?a
"l-rSe played policy With those Ken.
lucky fellows"
mir. Joy. IT yon were nominated for
some high office what pledges would you
I'D pledge myielt 10 accept the nom.
lnallon mighty quick r
Wei, sir, was the bred Scot. decision
Satisfactory 10 youg"
, I'll guess it was, boys, though / never
knew what Scott dreaded
We may all live to see Bijah holding
some high ofiice--ianitos Of the City Hall
tower, for instance.
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senator Iienry's Resolutions.


The fact that the Republican Senator's
oppose the appointment Of a special com.
mitlee Of Investigation, but persist in
having Senator Davis resolution referred
to the Finance Committee Of the Senate
where II Ia TO be permitted 10 rest in
quietnesS, Is strong circumstantial evi.
dence that there Il something rotten
not only in Denmark as the Wheeling
INTELLIGENcER hnmorously puts Il,
hnt in the Treasury Departments Of the
Government. We happen to know that
Senator DAVis has in his possession SOME
facts in regard 10 the operations in the
Treasury Department, that will open the
eyes Of these doubling ThOmases, when be
gets q chance to lay them before the pub.
lio.- MaFtin,6prg Independent.
We do no. rise to deny tha. there is
anything in Senator Henry's suspicious,
and We hope that il the Independent can
throw any light on his mysterious dis.
closures, Abou. which we have heard SO
much this long while, that i. will lose no
time in doing co. Time after time our
Senator, solitary snd alone, has set this
ball in motionn--llke Benton, who at
every session Of tie Senate moved the
"exPuDging resolutionO7-bnt somehow
be fails to inspire those who should know
as much 81 himself Democratic S;na,os,,
tool with the conviction that there Is
much II anything in what he claims to
know. he actz, too, little as il he had
taken out a paten. on his discovery.
Else ally does he not go before the Fl.
nance Committee Of the Senate, on which
there is Democratic representation, and
there disclose what he knows, aud de.
msHd in the name Of honesty and the
public interests a thorough investigation.
We arc OF the opinion, as we said the
other day, that a man who knows some.
thing deep aad damning' could make
not only the committee room but the
United States Senate too hot to hold the
men who should seek 10 cover ever such
a crime "a the ielonious altering Of the
facts aaa figures Of the Treasury Depart.
meat Of the government, We should
hear The voices Of Thurman and Bayard,
Of Dayii Davis aud d Conkling, and Of
mluy other Senator. OF high personal
character, demanding IN tones that would
ring throughout the whole land that 4
most searching investigation he hsd into
this matter. That we do not hear this
sort Of a demand from such men az these
iIatlshst prima fAeie evidence to u tina!
they lay very little stress on Senator
Henry's alleged mysteries.
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MAsulSeroY COUNTY, Pa, NEws.--
Mrs. Elizabeth Lee, mother Of Prof. Lee,
died at Canonsburg en- the 2Slh uItc,
aged 81,
The total estimate Of expenses Of the
MorgSnz1 Reform school, presented to
the Executive Committee Of the Board Of
Managers las. Thursday ia SlGO,304 20.
This is for the coming year, and includes
debit already contracted, bonds, interest
OH bonds aud mortgages. salaries, insur.
srce and improvements. \ nice little
treat vi nuts, fruit aud cakel was served
10 the inmatel on Haliow Fen Wash,
Ri, Reporter.
The names Of tie stations on the ". &
W. Marrow Gauge are Washington, Brad.
docks. Chauibets', Yaukitk's Chambers
Bill, Bsker's, Llewellyn, Johrs;ons Hack
Bey's, Li1d!ey's Mills, DunrF, West
Union, peer Lick, liam, Saastz, Syca.
more, Reese, WaynesbuEg.
ia ], Buchanan, Esq donated about
hre acres Of land adjoining Waynesburg
for depot and other railroad purposes.
The sgstiOn is therefore this side OF town,
but the track extends into the borough.
No time table wac Fixed upon or sched.
ule ii fare agreed to. Il Is likely the
trains will run 10 meet trains on the
HempfeId. The fare vii! probably be
fixed at about two dollars Tor The round
trip,
The Gen. Washington was put upon the
Narrow Gauge track Friday. Steam was
raised and the locomotive was run ont "a
far a. RraddOCk'l cut, everything work
inc tothe satisfaction Of the engineer.
o. Thursday evening las! meeting OF
the citizens Of Washington was held to
make preparation for formally opening
the Narrow Gauge. L. vas recommended
that . public dinner be served, that the
citizens decorate their houses and places
OF business, that Hon. John Ewing be
Chief Marshal Of the procession TO be
iornrd on the arrival q The train from
Wayncsbufg, ard that Dr.. HAYS deliver
sreeeh OF welcome to the people OF
Waynesbars. The people OF Washington
are naturally feeling very good over the
completion Of the road. The prospects
now are that they will ere long be called
to celebrate the completion Of the Castle
shannon narrow gauge from Pittsburgh
to their place. Indeed, Little Washing
ton is ias; becoming a railroad centre.
When the HempGeld is extended TO Con.
nellsvillc it will be miniature Chicago
10 the way Of railroad facilities.
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New YORK, November 3.-Five trans.
atlantic steamers were appointed 10 leave
here to-day for European ports, but in
consequence Of the non-arriyal Of one Of
the vesselH-the Erin, OF the National
Line-but four actually sailed. The
cause OF the Erin's delay in arriving is
not known. but no approximations are felt
regarding her safety. The aggregate
freigh! shipments to day we're considers
bic and at largely increased rates. Some
OF the vessels have all their available
room for certain classes Of freight ensag.
ed in advance for next week. The grain
and provision shipments were liberal as
usual, but for the first time in a long
while there we're no exports Of fresh beef
recorded. Among the new features may
be mentioned one hundred and fifty bar.
Eels OF quercitTon extract, used for Tan.
ming purposes, going to Liverpool by the
White Star steamer, and eighty hogheads
Of a'phaltun sent by the steamer Ameri.
ca. This latter commodity came from
Cuba, and il intended. for the making Of
roadwSys in Germany. The Britannia
also took out quantity OF oysters and
two thousand doOrs. On account OF the
storm yesterday, there was considerable
difficulty In getting the vessels loaded,
the wind blowing so hard around the
Battery that lighters could not get up
alongside the steamers, aud at one time
the agents feared that none of the grain
could be clipped. The principal items
composing ihe various cargoes, with the
exception Of the Anchor Lire steamer,
which could not BE- obtained, are az fol.
lows:
Britannia, White Star Lire: $4,000
bush wheat, 1850 boxes bacon, IS &c,
pork, 800 bales hops, $500 cases canned
goods, $50 bbls quercitron extract, 500
S5ls oysters, 1000 boxes cheesc, 1000 bbls
apples, 300 pkgs butter, 50 bb!s sugar,
1000 doors.
City Of Montreal, Inman Line: G6OOO
buah wheat, 2,076 bales cotton, ITO bales
hops, 100 boxes bacon, 300 tcs beef, so
tcs lard, 400 pigs do, 400 bbls apples,
100 bags clover seed, $500 cases canned
goods, 100 boxes cheese, 25 bids tallow.
America, North German Lloyd Line
1900 bush grain, 500 ties lard, $50 firkins
do, 50 bbls beef, $50 bbls apples, 425 cases
tobacco, IS hhds DO, so hhds asphaltum,
500 bales cotton, 200 bags horns, l35 bbIs
shOe pegs, 90 tons sundres.
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Trial OF TINT Union Soldier ut
EairmOnt About Which There
Has Been so Much Talk.

FaimOpt Virsini'n.
Thene1t case ruled on the docket Tor trial
before our Court ia that OF the cx.Union
soldier Isaac Thompson, who Is charged
With the murder Of James r. Ice, near
Pennington, this county, in The year
1864 during our late civil war), an in.
dictmcnt having been found against him
tTompsoD) by the Grand Jury last spring.
Able counsel has been procured Tor the
accused in TIE persons Of Messrs. Pier.
point & ConawRy and Hon. James Nor
row, Jr., Of this place; Hon. John Mar.
shall Hagans, Of Morgantown, and John
w. Mason, Esq, Of Grafton. This trial,
will be watched with great deal OF In.
terest, as much depends upon how it
goes-for or sgainst the prisoner. II is
fnlly undeptood that II Thompson is
convicted, a number OF other cSses hay.
ing similar bearing, will be brought
against various persons throughout this
county. The counsel for the defense feel
themselves fully able to acquit their man
Of the crime Of wiltul murder, and will be
able TO prove that Thompson killed Ice
while he (Tompson) was in tie discharge
Of his duties as a soldier.
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From the ChIsiso Journal
Drive out with hCfse ard he will
switch his tail 100 times rod to force
away troublesome iiies; bu, let him once
get his tail over the line, and the old
quadruped will wander on for miles
without thinking OF the flies which reyel
unmolested in his living gore. What a
horse loves, above all things, IS to do the
driving himself
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Marshall Connty vs.. rexag

4oandIViLe REPORTER.
Ills whispered about town that Mr.
W. Vafley aud family who went to Texas
year or 80 ago will return TO the ieEtile
hills Of old Marshall. Why don't those
who 90 there and find ont the country
swarm their brethren, lest they 80 to thai
place Of torment also.a
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ANoSO the convicts in the Kentucky
PenitentiAry at Frankfort, are 1--WE
preachers and one editor. The editor
prisoner was postmaster, and was con.
Yicted Of tampering With the MALE; but
the preachers are all in for tanpcsing
with the females.-Dr Wuteisr I'm Ono
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@1.6O pER nAY

gt. ReorGs Essence a Lie restores manhood
ana me Nlgor Of youth to the most shattered con-
nlutlen 70 four weeks, from whatever cause hris-
who oIer bocalled Free Prescriptions that are use
le1s, and finally Prove ruinously expensive. What.
ever mas merit must coat lair price. 8 pr ease
sent BY exPEe9 lnyESETe. Sole Agent, Dr, Jos
SlSts supplied. iii
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The Kanawha salt yyor,xs,

VulsIeiI0h VatsIic.
Only three Of the many salt furnaces Of
the Valley are in operation at present.
These are the Brooks, the Snow Hill and
the Quincy furnaces, Mr.. Tompkins
talks Of starting the Burning Springs
Furnace soon.
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A CARD FROM
E. L. PRUSSING & co.

a CARD FROM
E. L. PRUSSING & co.
We beg leave to notify the public that as niuy
nnphncipled personI are circulating the Iioty
o. Health Of WRShlngien, D. C., was Of oar m1nU-
taeture. We are obliged 10 Publhh the following
corretpondence, which explains itselI
DR.. 7. 8. VERDI, PTeIident Boani Of lleallh'
Washington, D. C.-SIR: Hal any Vinegar nin'
uiAetured By Us been oondscattd or eondtmnedI
!sur B0Afd' An early rsplX VII TI,s'Iy 2Sis'
BOARD or HEALTH, WlSmS0roS, June 9, l;iii,
h. l. PRuSslN0 Co, ChIeIg0-tie ntltmsa ID
reply 10 your communication ot this date, llmh.
HtEueted 10 Inform you that The Board Of hNaIA
has never condemned any VlnegIr Of your nits.
tueiuTe, nor has complaint eIeT been made o. ID
npa1isy Of the 3%e Wy pspeStiqlly.
We would also IubmIt the following Tom "
Aiken, Of Maryland, and d.. NlblG, Of Ih ciGoi
UalvlRSI1Y OF MA8ILISn, June 9, lf;,-l
have this day made q Chemical Anayss Of e.
average sample Of PTuAsingS Vinegar, lpd lhlH
Tree from all traee Of mineral IeidS and mtilie W.
Purities, and therefore PuTC. Eree GulPhuiIS 5tl,
4 very injurious aduliention often found iolns
commercial article, Is not present. IN this NinrGtf
WILLIAM I. AlkEs,
PRO-, Chem. and PhN'
Requested by Nj. Prualng, IIubjeetsd 1nP's
81 his Vinegar TO Chemical Analysis, nnd toupdH
Perfectly free from mineral adds and metallic i9D
stances with which commercial vinegar 8 y ns
9uently adulterltGd. / can recommend IL thus
lore, - AZ entirely pure and Gho!EtoEt article,
F. MAHLA, Ph. Dt.
In conclusion NO will add that our we'll knCya
brands OF Vinegar have stood the test Of PualN
opinion for tWenty.nine yOars bsIdes having e.
ceiyOd hrSt premiums At the Worlds Far tp'
United States Fair, the Tllinols State Far ING
CAiesgo CITY Fair, &c.
E. L. PRUsslNG { co., ChIcHs0
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1'RUsTEE's SALE.
From $4,000 to s4,oD0 Of Valuable Per
s0nal Properly offered OF Public
Auction.

Under and BY Viitue Of q certain Deed Of Jrru,t
executed by Ferdinand Schubert 10 the under.
signed a Trustee, dated October 9th, lS77. and
recorded In tile Clerks otiee Of The County Court
Of Ohio county w. Va, In deed Of truIt book No,
Il, Iases eSS.i-6,I Will, On
FRIDAY, the 2sl day of November, 1877.
at the dwelling house Of the aid Ferdinand Ecu.
bert. ilsulted on strObel Run, branch Of CaId-
HelrA Run about one-qulrter Of mile from the
Wheeling and FaiTmont Turnpike, and abjut one
hall mile from the corporation line Of the city OF
Wheeling, lell, commencing aid sale at 10 O'Clock
A u the following described personal property,
that Il 10 ny: hofbe1, Gov, I hogs, Eleons
sleigh, sGetS Of harness, Eaddle and briiel, /
eighi.hoIAc power engine with boiler, HhAits and
oil the fixtures and appliances connected there.
With, corn mill, one straw cutting boz, p!oEI,
harrow all Tho iron rails on the truck rosA jeSi.
ing from CAldWelps Run, near JohnltUn's mill,
back 10 the quarry on the farm Of the aid FefdI.
n1nd Schubert, al the rails, ties and lumbtr be
louIlng 10 aid tuck road and 800 feet Of wire
rope and VI GppaTatul employed In using the Iame,
IL ears and slhiit also all the tools used by Tie
said scuelrt In hls quarry con.lItlng Of CrCharI,
wedges, hammers, ddlls, picks, axes WHEEL
burrows, DC; also al the household and Kitchen
furniture Of the tKid Schubert Including chairs,
beds, bedding, lookipg-glAaeS, carpets, SloyeS,
organ, saving mnehlneG and many othff artIelts
not specially mentioned IN this Advertisement,
TENS on SALk.- AL sums les thAn twenty
dollars elih. All sums Of tWenty dollSs and en-
eoeding twenty dollarl Z credit 81 one yVlr, the
purchaser giving interest bearing note Win reed
personal security ipF the deferred payment, d al
ea1h Y ne purehAlef - elect,
oea J, q. GOOD, Tmtee.
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DIED.

JONES Ia St. LOHiI, On Friday, November .,
1871, at the residence Of her Son.in.iAW, 4. II,
BLIleI, Esq, Mrs. JAM ). JoNES, Of Wheeling,
Services AMI funeral iEOm 81 Mathews Church,
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TaE Hon. DeMas Barnes says the tax
alton in Brooklyn is now six per cent on
a fair valuation Of property.
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LETOS-EBLlNC.-OD Sunday, Eovtm.
beI I, 1877, by Rev. Otto MeREWlnS, al the real.
denee Of the brides mother, MARION LIITLETuH,
Of BellAlre, aud NINA LOCisl ERLIS0, Of this city
t6oLh mu,esl The couple left % tbs evening" train
for DtllAiie. their future hOuiq.
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oMoSs Y inches around are said 10 be
raised In Minnesota. Strong soil.
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OHIO raised 100000 bushels Of ap
ples from 10000 acres Of orchard.
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y sTEINNET2,
PAPER soXlMAGUEAoTuRER.

Nos; 1911 and 1918 Main st., up stain told Union
HlIl,l now prepared 10 male al kinds Of Fancy
Snd flain PHpeT Boxes In as good StylS and a Il
low prices a any house 10 The COUNTRY. CFIisr,
from The country pEomplIy atiendGd tn s.r2a
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TIE Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Is
doing 4 good business in the freight line.
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w W. MCCONNELL,
No. lss FIFTEENTH STREET,

AAnuiaeturgr Of
Lard Barrels, Half BGEfSn, Apple and PlsuI Bs,.
res Han Ietoel, Gl1a Barrels and
Casu, Buttir KoSl, etc.
Hg-REPAmINe PROMPTLY ATTENDED 10
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s-BALD HEADs-sAID HEAps-pA1D HEADs-BAID HEADs-g

lCARBOLINE is prepared from the s
oil Is it flows from Natures graat ;
chemical laboratory, by peculiar pro. :
cess invented by aPractical chemist, who :
was led to experiment upon Petroleum ::
IS hair restorative by reading an inter. 2
esting account written by Mr.. Geo. Hor. 9
ton, resident Of the frontier town Of
kiachta in Russia. Mr.. Horton had >
tried with extraordinary success the use
Of Petroleum upon cattle and horses :
that had lost their hair on being affected
with the cattle plague. The idea was :
suggested to him through a very curious :
circumstance, namely, he recollected 3
that former servant a! the hotel, prena- +
tueely bald, had singular habit when
trimming the lamps, Of wiping his petro. :
leum.besmeared hands upon the scanty ;
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months from his first appearance at the :
hotel he was the subject Of general re- .
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abundance Of FINE GLOSSY BLACK HAIR. =
Such wonderful change in so short time
Mr.. Horton deemed of sufficient =
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world. From practical experiments 3
our chemical friend became convinced
tina. Petroleum il properly prepared
and freed from all Irritating andS
Illuminating substances had the remark
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article combining the medicinal qualities z
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handled as daintiIy as the famous Eau de :
Cologne; he now presents :
CARBoLIzGE z
20 the public without fear of contradic.
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lions, JIley's Wax Works. WIGS, Boards and
MOustAches At reduced prices. Costumes, Sceuery,
CharGdes. New catalogue sent Tres containing full
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DrrIETU1E OF 4RAxa

tnAily except sunday-EeNaIk Accommodation.
tSitubcnTille AecGmmOdAtiOn.-ThiI traln dur
Ing the day paEte5 backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Beillrr, stopping when requi.
red 81 sherman HCtSe, &tnsVille, West Wheeling
and Gravel HILL
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JAcKsoN's BEST
Sweet Navy Chewing Tobacco

EaslEirded the highest prira at Centennial Expo
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-01-19

Like an i'll wind, and cannot be mastered too
early. What Is a trfing attack Of sickness
to-day may, II unattended 70. become a seri
Gus case In a week. Small ailments should
be nipped in the bud before they blossom
into full blown maladies. II this advice were
attended 10, many heavy bill for medical
liver Is disordcred, the stomach foul, the
bowels obstructcd, or the nerves disturbed,
resort should at once be had to that supreme
remedy, Hosietters Stomach Btters, few
doses Of which will restore healthy action
and put the system In perfect order. II Is q
wise precautien 10 keep this Incompatible
with unriyaled promptitude, disorders which
breed others far more dangerous, and In
their latest Developments are themselves
often fatal