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CaStOria.

u Is mistake 10 suppose that CastOris
is not adopted 20 grown persons As well az
CuiiIrsu. They on yneed 10 Increase he
qua.tity but children have so mrny
complains for which CastOrIa - adOpteC-
like Wind Collie, sour stomach, Worms
Tsiter, TecfhinG and Group, that u -
especially recommended tor them
II, effects are more certain than Castor
OIL. IL contains no alcohol and is as
gIeasHnt TO take as honey. II never
gripss BY regulating the stomach anc
bowels the CasjOria cOolS the blood, *.
pc worms and prevents ieverishness,
qUiets the nerves and produces health
then OF course children can sleep II
quiet and mothers can rest.
CaStOria is recommended by all physi.
clans aud nurses who nave tried u, and il
r having a rapidly increasing sale. II f.
.,epaTed with great care after the recipe
Or. samuel Pitcher, OF Mass, Al the
Laboratory Of !. y. Rose & Co.. 81 Dey
street, New YORK. spS
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CAPITAL. S25G,UoU
John X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Cashier.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor 10
THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN a
or WHEELING.
CAPITAL. S25U,UUU

This Sank is Organized and prepared 4"
transact the busi aess OF banking IN All lls
details. .-, u.,,. ,,
II succeeds the First National Bank %
Wheeling. il ownei by the same snare
holders. and Is under the same manage
msnt. ..,.,,,,,.
,1rTeSpondentS and CepoSltorS, anG 10y ID
lyompt and faithful execution OF thtli
wishes, it hopes 10 merit their eS'ee'" "''"
confidence.
N0r.S and Bills discounted.
q. .c,iouS made on all points through
ont United States.
ID, lit accounts subject Ia cheCk
sight, received from banks, bankers, nrm
corporations and Individuals.
Certificates Of deposit issued payable on
demand, or al fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits
DIEEt'IOk~.
IuHA II. BurstUKD !" y. Is - Gf7vN.
JACOB :. RHODES, - VI. \. I Ky ~
WIN. \. ISETr, J|hN J.. nohhs'
\. NJ. ADAMS, y. [. DEWEY,
HENRY NJ. HARPER my
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CITY COUNCIL
Business Transacted Last Night An
UninterestIng session.
SECOND BRANCH.


This branch of Council met III regular
session last night, present Messrs. Adams,
Beltz, Campbell, Deiters, Fisher, Good
fellow, aorkheiner, Logan, Pollock
Reeves, Riddle, Ritter, VockIer, Water
house. Yahn and Mr.. President 10
In the absence OF the Clerk MIR. Chss.
Delters WAS CHOSEN Clerk pro tenn.
The reading Of the minutes OF the last
meeting we're, on motloa, dispensed WI tn
TIE following reports OF cpmm,tt'
were read and disposed of.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Committee on Fire Department re
ported the pendlLures tor the month rs
follows, and recommended payman! OF
the hills:
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LAE-T STYLES Of Shoes jus: received
st L. V Blends.
Coop black Kid Gloves tor IS cents at
j. u . Ferreis.
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GLENN'S
Sulphur Soap.
A CURE FOR HARD TIMES.

send One Dollar and get the coin or Money
Holder and It's contents: this Is the hand
sOmes- little article ever made and %
illustrate it, use and bring our other goods
before you, we are enclosing In each
thousand Il 800 Ofthese Holders : % worth
Of orders for our goods and coins ranging
from ! 9 to - dollars. Each Holder con-
tains either coin or order for goods and
II by sending the dollar you gel q ~ dol
Jar Knitting Machine, or a 10 dollar coin
and the Agency % sell our goods you will
soon forget the Hard Times. DANA BICK-
FORD, $50 Broadway y. Y. ap16b
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II you wAn, to &c, cheap sn1 8 nice
fitting pair Of Shoes, - u l. Y. Blond =,
ll35 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15

JUST received, lot of Chldren's
Shoes of the latest styles, at L. V.
Blends.
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TRUTH is mighty ana vii. prevail, tAat
the cheapest Dry Goods ana Carpets are
s, j. W. Ferrers. h has mad some
heavy reductions: Best Prints. 10
cents; A Chintz. s cents Table Linen,
- cents; Crash, o cents. All Other goods
u proportion
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BANK
NOTICE.

CERTIFICATE FINCORPDRATlDS
n having been granted Ia ~" under
signed to become "A corporation ind Q The
name OF the belmont Nail orks This
IL u give notice that the Nr,t general
N eeting OF the st1ckhol' crs of tuch cor
pOratiOn Will be held at the Office of the
belmont Nail Works Company, in the
city of Wheeling. on the 2Dfh day OF
August, \. ID. 1877, at o'clock =. ".
HENRY MOORE,
MICHAEL REILLY.
THOMA- O'BRIEN,
ROBERT Lib :,
ANDREW WILSON,
W. G. II AFDLAN,
iyg. oayra !. d. DUBOIS.
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nhIecInnd,hnr 49,

ObiecI and bier 'l'f
modelled, In 10 course f..
instruction, ~ Ia o.
University Of Va, aaa ..
pare young msl IA. '.N boo
a. IA. laIn. tim. 30 rH..
j. 80 thorough ana ~" cDIt.
ing a. n docs all '.' rfH...
edge belonging o. a hu.-.'' d.
that tuOs" VINO pT.h
y glrctiy qualify 'i'in''
ate entrance upon ne l''i'''
lie. --.
Course Of tiHdy j. ~
thOrUugh ~ that 81 any iH-..-,
Stale, following the moe ~ t
DDS. and embracing i'.'
lohowing Department o..
English Branches. 3 -.
Greek Language. .. me
guag =. :. rure Mailrmaa..'.,.. 81,
Mathenatlc- CisnanG MINI
Ing. u. The NafTra. science
ship and BOSk-krsI.LE.
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United Steamer No. l..-"......... ........S4t ''y
Atlantic NJ. Z.........'.''..-..''''''' D. .y5
Vigilant No. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III ~
Hose Co npauy 40. 2............ 49,. ..
-o'v'
Total ............... ......"o'S.">
The committee also reported that
they had made II tour OF inspection lsSt
month, and found the horses and ap-
psr,us in good condition, and the etilcers
and men, 20 far az the committee Mss I'D
vised. discharged their duties faithfully
and promptly, and that some OF their en-
eines and hose houses were IN need OF
repair. Also recommended the erection
OF proper buildings in the Seventh aud
Eight wards tor the better preservation
OF the apparatus of the city. Report
adopted.
The Joint Standing Committee on
Second ward market reported that the
total amount collected for the month was
SIS }.l5, and that there was but ore de-
llnquent Report adopted.
I he Committee on City Prison report
ed total expenditure FOR the month "t
Sl64.7O, which WAS recommended paldi
also that during the north IS prisoners
had been received, 81 discharged and
escaped. Days worked by prisoners 3l3;
on Market steee: 81 days, NJ city build
irg 70 days, grading Coal street Al days,
digging for curbstone on Eotf street
DAYS, at Peninsula cemetery III days,
y, prison rs days. Average cost OF each
prisoner per day % cents. The work at
the Peninsula cemetery WAS reported as
completed Report adopted.
Thecommittee on Real Estate reported
in favor of grating the joint petition OF
Wesyerly, Samuel and Anthony Jen-
nings, to lease lot of ground on Chap.
line street; that Mrs. Henry
Britten be permitted to lease half lot
between the lots of john Fec and Frank
Ritter Tor the same term NJ $40 per
annum; that Frank Ritter be permitted
To purchase the house ne now occupies
ut SO cash and have n new lease on same
lot ior i've years from date OF purchase
at $50 per snnum; that John Walters
be awarded the contract Of putting new
Single root on the lc,iIenc" part >! me
city building at n cost ol $50. Report
was adopted.
The Committee on Water Works re-
ported that they had examined the SUI
perintendent's report, and recommended
The payment of bills contained therein
amounting to s599 81 4; also recommended
the payment OF monthly bills amounting
- 81 .O6l "a, and that the water rents OF
Joseph Hamilton and Mary a. Drake be
reduced $3.50 and S4.95 respectively.
Report adopted.
The Committee on Health reported in
favor of granting the Health Officer
leave Of absence Tor six months, nj ms
request. ana that Dr. ID b. Ward be a2-
pointed deputy Health Officer to act dur
ing his absence Report adopted.
The Committee on Streets and ALLEYS
reported in favor of the payment OF
Street Commissioners bills amounting to
S579.75. OF this amour! the following
was expended in the different wards
named:
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roSDENSIDT TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. INIT,
train during the day passes backward ana
forward between Martins Ferry ana
BelIaire, stopping when required at Sner-
man House, IEtnaville, west wheeling
aud Gravel Hill.
TIME TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, in effect on and alter Fri
uly, May 5, 1877:
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II you want to get suited IN = psir Of
Shoes, 90 10 l.. '. Blends.
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III com oil chrome, xii, msunted
N n worth &c, PIX love cards, PIX comic
In envelopes, ! PIX comic cards, / ok
scroll, 2iy book Fun. .aIl sent FOR
only i've Be- stamps. Novelty Co., Middle
orc, Mass.
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lyB oawra
JEWEL Z GG I T <

contains raIr goid-pIatod engraved
sleeve buttons, / SIT ~ spiral shirt studs,
one Gents I'm. coral pin, our imprOv Il
shape collar stud, one Gems fine Ink
Itch hahn, and one Ladies' heavy we'd
ding ring; pr q OF one CaSkct complete,
SOC; three Tor SI.2j six tor u and u for $780,
All sent postpaid by mail. Six dozen ana
"A solid silver watch or go. Agents can
make money selling these casKets. send
JUC for sample aud Catalogue. We have
all kinds OF Jewclry at low prices n.
COLES & CO., 73j Broadway, y. !. city.
RE- We are the orr ginals In this business,
and have no "Mtlton Gold" or brass"
lewelry.
tractive and Coles & Co. are reliable deal-
ers- Boston GLDJe.
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BANKS.
IOSFTH SEN BOZ u,
GIBSON LAMB,
HARRY ". LIST.
BANK or WIFE cling,

gaEt Ing, ". VA.
CAPITAL.
Stockholders Personally Gihpie
aud H. presenting over coo"'''"'
DE- EWES DEPOSITS AND pI
II, counts Paper. and
Deals in Gold, Silver, I'n '"'
SaIis 3rafts on England, Ireland, France
germany and other prominent parts
Europe. .,-,s t,Ity
sud Railroad Bonds.
interest paid on Special deposits
SpeciaI attention given 10 COLLECTIONS.
y. {. LIST, P-sn9"I''
a. LAMB. Cashier,
TcS SEYBOLD, Assistant Cashier
auli
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The cheapest shoes ID the city At L. Y
Bonds.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, go now
to J. ". FERKELs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-15
DIP q W RENsnNa

CELERY AND CHAMOMILL PILLS
arr prepared expressly 70 cure Sick Head =
ache, Nervous Headache, Dyspf ptic
Headache. Neuralgia, NeTvOusu ess, Sleep
.-ssueS~. and will cure any case. Price 81
cents. postage tree. Sold ty all druggists
and country stores. ONCE, 100 North Eutaw
street, Baltimore, Md Reference: q. ]
Lester, Cashier Howard Bank, Baltimore
Nd. dec7b
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ISIyEEsITT ~ 49, q !.
SiR-lt gives me p.'~''"'I.'
theNOryOJd High -cup'. ~
men " Snls lGs'l'...Ja 49,. p
the advanced '.r~-'- ~ n
Schools. II ranks an ~ ~
schools tor hiZh 80. .
It's discipline u eKc.i..A. a.
fulness OF the lDCtiIpb u"--'g
lam, with great f'e1.is.'E y
JANE r. HARE, ~, ~
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GENTS fine Sho9s Of the .stest .yles
ust received St l.. Y. Bonds.
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LANES r. HAEE4... -
ChntrmIu y ~


Among the num"fru. ~,
learning In the south, u =
achieved the rapid ana .',..
success which ha- been -
Norwood HlgA -'HoD. IL h '.' ~
ond u none ia the stat. -, =
TGe SL sci 'pg S1 .. wi .. ~.
a. a ~ eondacteI ~ nearly - p ~ Z.
thr plan Of tDs un.'ers,7.,, r.. -.
be continued wIt.pli - 80
EIl1l1Ie7tce u the Gdlu,'toH .' o. q.
Refers o. present pair MI
from West Virginia, 20 } 10 >
Judge NJ. Edm!-tpnr s-'t o.
non, DR.. +. y, CaJiHsA
Also, % Mr.. ;. Brad ~ 20 a. 2
and other patrons the CO. ic-}., -
ciaIly To the old students 'A
apL$-eZ
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The finest shoes KEEP. IN the city Al L
Y. BLonis.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-13

different aisles; in the church probably
She was naughty, to a degree, but rather
nice. The isles of Greece are in no man
ner connected with ex-iles of Erin. The
gentleman to the right Of the picture in a
linen tunic and classic nose, is q Gre
cian
They all wore noses of the same pattern.
The gentleman down the valley is q wiper
at the B. & M. shops. He is just going
down to rub up old 298, that had to be
pulled off the bridge by switch engine
the other day.
This is milliner's clerk. He is going
to enlist in the suffers department. See
his cuffs hang out over his hands. He
wears three and half boot. And hat
two sizes smaller. He does not work be-
cause he has to. Salary is no object to
him. Neither is it to his employers; and
they consequently pay him Eli a month.
They are not avaricious men. They would
pay him half as much rather than have
him discontinued. He is valuable men,
Der Of society. He would make excellent
fish bait. He is going to the war, but
he does not know which side he will fight
on. He can't tell until he sees which
uniform is the most becoming to his COM
nlavion
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chattcd away on politics, the weather. the
social amusements, &C., &C., until the
clock on tho mantel-shelf struck one.
Really, Gov. Upham,' said Mangum, Il
am always pleased to see you, but really
believe it is getting very late Il have
thought so for some time replied Up
ham, but he made no movement. Pro-
Violently the half-hour sounded, and Man
gum remarked: thought, Gov. Upham
that you had decided to go to bed, sire
So ! had, Mr.. President, answered the
'Vermonter, yet he did not bulge. Man
gum stared at him in amazement, and at
last plainly said: But why don't you 10
to your room, Gov. Uhham? 1t will soon
be 2 o'clockf' my room, Mr.. President
why, this is my room, and I have been
waiting for you to 60 for two hours past
Mangum sprang to his feet looked into
the sleeping-room adjacent, and found
that he was in Upham's room instead of
his own. Mr.. Webster used to enjoy jok-
ing him about his visit to Vermont
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The Ellenton g. c. Riots.

The Ellenton riot cases have come to
an end by the discharge of the jury, who it
was found could only agree on a verdict in
case of one of the eleven persons charged with
conspiracy. This was A. w. Atkinson, a man
over sixty years old, who was acquitted. The
judge then discharged the jury and the ten
remaining prisoners were released on giving
bonds for their appearance at the next term of
court Counsel think it unlikely that these
cases will ever again be tried. It is now
known that the jury stood six to six on the
question of general acquittal, the six whites
being for, and the six blacks against. The
black jurymcn, however, were willing to agree
on verdict convicting two of the accused and
acquitting the rest, but the six whites wonld
not consent.
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Annual Election Of Dlrec to ~.

At the annual election of the directors
of the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
which took place at Milwaukee on the Sth inst
the old directors were all c-elected, except j.
G. Thorp Of Madison, Wis: in whose place S.
S. Merrill was elected in his stead. The di-
rectors new are Alexander Mitchell, Julius
Wadsworth, Selah Chamberlain, John NJ
Burke, Walter S. Gurnec, Peter Geddes. David
Davis. Jeremiah Millbank, George w. Wild,
Abraham c. Vannest, John Plankington, S. s.
Merrill, Jonathan Bowman. The directors
immediately rc-electsd the old officers, as fol-
lows: President, Alexander Mitchell; vice.
president, Julius Wadsworth; general man.
ager, s. s. MERRILL assistant general manager,
John c. Gault; secretary and treasurer, R. D.
Jennings.
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About Widows.

Winter-kept apples, old wine, cloud
ed meerschaum, vase around which tho
scent of roses still hangs, all these have
rare, ripe, evanescent flavor that suggest
but cannot express, the charm of the
widow. A young widow is, perhaps the
most interesting object in nature-or in
art She represents experience without
its wrinkles or its gray hairs. She has
matronly beauty and maidenly freedom
combined. She is grief with laughing
eye-sorrow in a honse of festival-a
silver moon in sable cloud. She Is too
sweet for anything! Like all good things,
she can only be created at a great sacri-
f1ce. Mrs. Browning says that man
must be pretty thoroughly spoiled before
ne can leave widow. This black swan
this mournful Phenix-rises, only out
OF the funeral urn that holds the ashes of
a husbands heart. Poets. statesmen.
heroes, and philosophers have each felt
the lndetinable influence of widowhood.
1t falls alike upon the just and unjust.
Edward Plantagenet married the widow
Elizabeth Grey, though he knew she
brought civil war for her dowrv. Ned
Walker, Joe Addison, Sam. Johnson
George Washington, Napoleon Bonaparte.
John Wesley, Tony Weller, Ben. Disrseh,
and all the boys married widows. Henry
VIII. was so fond of them that he took
two, and King David was so pleased with
Abigail, the widow of Nabal, whom he
took to wife, that he turned Bathsheba in
to a widow on purpose to marry her.
When Judith ceases her cogitations over
the virtues of the late lamented Manassas
OF Bethula, puts off her mourning and
adorns her herself in brave attire to set
out for the camp of Holofernes, we feel
lnstlnchvely that she will come back with
his heart, his crown, or head. whichever
she goes for. When the old widow, Mao
mi, counsels the young widow, Ruth, how
to lay snares in the harvest fields of her
kinsman, and spring her net on the
thrashing floor, we know at once that the
wealthy bachelor, Boaz, might as we'll
order the wedding garments. Allan
Ramsay wrote song telling how to WOO
widow. He might as well have left
directions how to get struck by lightning.
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RUSSIA'S WAR WITH TURKEY.

A number of bulletins from the Rus
sian commander in-chief in the Caucasus
seem to show that the instruction has spread
towards the Caspian sea, for a successful ex-
petition is recorded against tribe on the
eastern slopes fthe Caucasus, which forms
part of Daghestan. Bulletins report that Gen.
Kravchento had a hot engagement with 5000
Of the enemy on passing over the bridge of
Boyada. From this it would seem he has been
obliged to leave his position above Sukum
Kalch and fall back behind the river Kodor,
where force is being assembled to prevent
the Turks from invading Mingula The Grand
Duke Nicholas recently said to foreign Con-
sui, Neither Prince Birmarck nor Lord Derby
will prevent us from entering Constantinople
as the Germans entered Paris, only to leave
it again. ~
Travellers from Rustchuk report that
the impression has been gaining ground for
the last three days that the Russians will very
shortly endeavor to cross the Danube at three
different points, making Rustchuk the chief
object of their attack. All women have left
the town: Foreign consuls, except the Eng
lish, will leave in few days. simultaneously
with Sulieman Pasha, Mehemet Ali attacked
the Montenegrins at Kalaschin, killing 80 and
losing Sc of his own men.
The London Times special from Vienna
announces that representatives OF the guar
anteeing powers in st. Petersburg have been
informed that Count SchOuvadOffis the bearer
OF the Russian answer to Lord Derby's note,
and that it is hoped the contents of that an
swer will be deemed satisfactory by the Brit
ish government. A complete understanding
between Russia and Austria, which is reported
by some, can only be said to exist within
proper limits, namely, that Russia has I'M
doubleday been made aware that certain con-
tingencies would be deemed contrary to the
interests of Austria, and she has and doubtless
will endeavor to keep clear of these; but this
is very different thing from an agreement as
to the future solution of the Eastern ques-
ton, in which Austria perhaps more than any
other power is concerned to uphold the con-
cert of the powers. {. "a.
The following is Turkish account of
the position of affairs in Asia Minor: On the
morning of the 9th OF June, Mukhtar Pasha's
headquarters, with nine battalions, was at
Kaprekos. The turkish right, consisting of
twenty battaliOns, was at Delibaba. The Turk
ish left wing, sixteen battalions, was at Gurdii
and the baggage about six hours march from
Erzeroum. The same account only assigns
four batteries Of artillery to these forty-tiye
battalions, which seems incredible, though it
has been repeatedly stated from various
sources that the Turks in Asia Minor were al
most destitute ofartillery. This report places
the main body of the Russian right wing at
Olti, with advanced guards at Norman and
the Russian center ut Soghanli Dagh. The
Russian left has suspended it's forward move.
ment. A Russian detached column is ap-
preaching Van, and has reached the bridge of
Bcndimahon, twenty miles from Van.
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Tlt0lls and Mon.

blessed are the meekn" exclaims the voice
OF inspiration, but can man be meek with the
consciousness that a dread edmonsteri is con-
Stunning his vitals. We are not race of Titans.
Prometheus might stand chained to the tor
turing rock with vulture perpetually gnaw-
ing his liver, and his face ever wear an express
sion Of heroic and even meek endurance. But
Prometheus has left no descendants. With
vultures (dlsease?consuming his liver, the mod
ern man makes himself and every one around
him miserable. Fretful, gloomy. hypochon-
drlcal, he sees the world and life all on the
wrong slde-the dark side-and whoever dares
to assert that there is Il sunny side, he regards
as an enemy, or at best Il mocker of his imag
mary woes. Unlike the mythical Titan, the
victim of disease is not succorless There is
an arm to rescue-a balm to cleanse and heal
As remedies for this most depressing Of all di-
seaseS-"Liver complaint are more eff
ticient or popular than DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgative Pei
lets. The Pellets etfectually remove the effete
and poisonous matter, while the Medical Dis
covery imparts strength and health to the en-
tire system. They are sold by druggists.
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Papal EsenclictaOns.

The Pope has conferred the grand
cross of the order of Plus Ninth Oh President
Mcmahon and Count Larisch. The latter is
the especial cnvoywhom the Emperor of Aus
tria sent to the Vatican to congratulate the
Holy Father on his. jubilee. The Pope re-
ceiving the Polish pilgrims, including Cardi-
nal Ledockowsky, alluded to the difficulties
Of their pilgrimage in consequence of the per-
secuton to which they were subjected. He
advised that they overcome persecution by
prayers, which sooner or. later would fall like
Goals of fire on the heads of their prosecutors
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An Amusing Visit.

Among other ludicrous mistakes that
have happened to congressman in Wash
ington, the correspondent of the Boston
Jo1'ma1 relates the following: The lit
tie suites of rooms at the National Hotel
open upon little halls, uniform in appear
ance, connected by long corridors, and are
all furnished alike. One night Senator
Mangum, of North Carolina, then Presi-
dent pro tempore of the Senate, dignified
gentleman Of the old school, had Just re-
turned from party, when Gov. Upham,
senator from Vermont, came in without
any ceremony and took scat. The two