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" 70 a. Eaifor " 7Tf IFI3unt,
JOLIET. H., Fu1. 14:--W1 TOUR famttyl want
SONS Of that 'tqectar" dsscsIbsd In The Hume two
weeks a2o b. Mr., =. c. E., Of Burlington, il. 1t
aa plain enough excspt w!ssu 10 gst tho ''Esench
oe p,adst Il va could get Dimensions anl fnstlue.
uons would have ono Matle, Youfy, ]. l.. ".
, 1877-02-17

female nrchitcct has Just opened an atllce IN
- ua. ~ 4 plan If II h0ltsu with she exhibits
IN -. oetsen bay-yInaowst forty-sryen elosets.
hs,!!acs Ior man to silIuk0 III, anl III luclosel
ieay is' oa caSh side from Ettch It Is possible to
esisa p:unoansed ~ WI ii % ais, s' xho Dass ass
ma+a ~ II ~, Ut course, "rcalJy Quite too far
"'e saaa awlulIy delicious"
, 1877-02-17
GERMAN RTE Tsfff.AI1.

III Fh9 EIEIF ~ TNe 7F71RHf4
JAStsyILLE, Wis. Feb. lJ,-Anotilrr Yankce
wife ot German husband wants 10 AK German.
Auefiean aid others WIN gave recipes fur .,o;u1o
lm,nullugs " t1iattvlIcl kl0a44a) vat II gd.l 10
eat with sal d1!MpllnEa* -tnh ran you 0r any ona
e'se tel mo haw Tho Gcr!nafs lnakc tflrIr rye
lEralf TN very anxious tH 1rafn how tho fYe
bsea'l 'u+oI to tasso Ut Anc. but have moi snc-
eeedet yet. Where ~ tAat dish -wustllig niachns
Msanlnx u MY oa1lc. ltIcli fuRKAr.
, 1877-02-17

TO 969 Es1i19F ~ 2AT TFlbHT3,
DtLvfnEMr. Ill, FGb. 1!.-5iadVS 3tadcao:
Wtll yon bo 70 good to send mo that rccIte }or
etAer sh!ougt Tic II""ss as atIfuss I,ux 7Os, ISL
flders, l+ Ws haa Tue paper It WA given III, apl
l4utt1 lntenltd to ~ 4, hut wa4 81 unfortunate
~ 10 luse Inc prescription before i cuuIi xct it
tlea, and " YOU hare foun1 Il NO excellent, have
st!ll x:eatar lrsEre to vhta& It, 10 eoncu}s,i Ia
ask yol fotlt. Hy 70 dolux you viii gonfer fayor
Gu }fnHoma
, 1877-02-17

= 70 fhf EtHldF n Ths 1T7bHHf.
PONTIAC. H., Feb. E.-1 hate trlcil FlorEdA's
recipe for fried ricp, ,but tho article produced
Saa too aubhy. {ns!ca to effect q union ef &he
iasns cs.tanscment. unt my lnoor was mol ia vain,
1ar, while emuistiny tho example Ut tho dunIze,i
Of tho Everglades, strnck lead whtct. tnaY he
meal with tue rice frlca the compound, and be-
hold! prostslto before INC lAY tho 1nost tempting
h0ruc upon its bosom. Try two purtions uf rico TO
ois gf nush, try at fried nush eat a. Instinct Will
tn!po1 {uu. and then say. II you can. tl!at :'1ho
phsttt Toys we tur1afs know yprllig unY froui tho
4vul AHs. u. W. u.
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n. fAs Editor a Ths TfibHat.
EHtuAno. k'eh. Ill wish tu eatcf The Home
ctrc!e,-11ay II Hero IL IN axce!lent rteipD for
sntt pl!''dhs. which taoy ba inst what sol,u poor
iot c1tange in tho hon,o bii .fsrc. We ui,.t
y. NY Goud Mlnu mi nysclg, thnk 1t very njce:
one cup OF suet, two and uHe.half Ut -four, uns Ut
falslls. 1nt Of curFants. sGa1l cup Of luousses,
epicG to saste; cGu cctsntt. .Hpoontnl OF baklng-
po~1ef. Aaeu thscc.Yuastasa Ut m hour.
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70 M1 &3l!0F a3 TN 7F!aKHs.
lsxlaTox, ILL.,, l'eb. ia guud cure for w4sts
!os Topty, IL 10 suak d small bit Vt beetsteak
tMsaty 'fadr huara In strong vinegar. Thea bind
sos twtnty-fous h1nra on tho Vass. Moiaten
asSe.nl t1p1et duFnY the day With VINEGAR, &nd In
da9ssta, weeks tho wart wil dsapgcar II uot lnea.
9ltd With, En1E,
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Paw Paw, Mich, FEB. l3.--Let tha asoys b
to!4: haya soa,1 splfats of ta7pehtlns In 4 6is6
apply It to tho sheet lFon; thta G&kv ahnsl cloth
y woolsu Suck - The thing, and Fuo II thoroughly
entil Dry. sHa don't think Nixa will think attcr
E{tng Il that It ~ "ptobably impossible" Please
MIxMSaEp.
, 1877-02-17

70 ~ k.hftdt n TAs YrisHns
calcAuo, Feb, IL. -Mill some Of ihs ladies' Of
u. tiame please asnd my good faclps faF chac.
oate fll1nx fur caks' DO pot lnaan tha fronting,
~ know how to tnaks that. Many thuuks fvr
seelpes Tor batter pudding Mns. 1oulsA r.
, 1877-02-17
1spiAv.rupnINo nEc'ps FOR LOUIE.

.KExoA1tytiLz, Feo;. la..ioa!o .aaks for d
''gn0d Wholesome pudding recipe" Here In ono
I neyer saw in co6k k.buok. Tsy. It: tut quart
of lle On tho stoye to aeaii; n;at nr thFeo csxs,
and . lille salt. lfit neeas wetllnE more, nld a
llatle cold milk. When tho milk nearly bofA{punr
III the mixture, and stir tit 1t ,oila Then ret It in
the. o1en antl bake about an hour Eat With butter
%notaet ntse ets as salled a sp Take rennct
sut pcess an nsh saaa5s PIT n rnit:
use after a week 0r Two. When ron w1rh n
pain. ensr de.sert. swcetrn quart pf milk sumo.
what; pour into It n tablespoonful of the rcn1,et
water and srt It where It viii warm gradually. It
Will enrde when At tho tight temperature. md i4
then ready for urc. Eat with cream aud sugnr.
hts Ii.| i very nice for lnvalidy anu ofeh 30
cheap isH FOR % tic % isSy VIZ va. want.S tS '! son,e
thinx DcsIaes msst ct ana po'atees", We call +
having heated piece Of lard tho slze Of an cr8 iii
Jonr Trying. pan, dip them n tho following batter
ter: One cup Of sweet milk, one cJg, and lour
enough to make batter q for Pancakes Adj
salt. kat for breakfast, with meat gravy OF with
nfup. For dessert use cream and sugur. T. II.
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TYPES OF HEAVEN.

r,,hnmsn " ", -. S hca,,tc. f,.9 c,owueJ.
SGi ,nh 1 .,ar,n +s,t h.,is - sts19 siio1 .nnnin
~' ~ ' ~~
.1y ,,t tI,,t cartt, rnntt1 1,o..t n, fond.
81 u sas tay a eye vosst Sf roa
IL III l.. i.s wtst,SI. tyas tl,cT":
T1crs Tie Il erow Io I'll tbo ffu;t Of t sxcry cline.
XII n ueritt,c HH tijje!I ii,s VII nir 41''4u'''
p'"4'~ "''s' '''e A'''
II. f,ourhs eternal yc,dure uo,e.
The i'rsc Of Knowic,lcc. loo. il boYc.
Trnnsnlnntri frr,nt nln,v,,:
And meath its howcfs. A. cfoas Of aav.
Disconrejnr woras * iaye. r. ''"''
=.
And II, ahfa Pasadleo 10 fair
Was rlaccd mutual hut,,v uatr. D.,
10 whom The lroon 'xas E,vsr,
To zhara il sweets wItIlont alloy,
II Mat d % fvne Of HeaTsas 'os =
Another proapcct sntts my theme:
Un Echo staud, and View ttc scWna
in Ieauty'a spiondor grand;
I}cYopl thl, reacl, VI humon eve
Tho pliurItns, Fron,iseti Land.
It's waving Gclds Of golden esa,n.
liz vlnc.cjad hills and tiUcks, proclaim
Tho bounty u lis stufe.
Its lr1,uti ert,at,En invites IN shsrn
XII r scS sbrse's royas % tos mo.e. aste
K bassss n,ast ka goD. ~
I. ArIso! ro.scssI 'tis uodss command,
-
Re not agsn1d theueh foes aaan4f-a
Uoj's promise sAafl 1T Inst prevail.
sTha kossiic toe 10 i Itiysnr. iss r'''
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MARBLE sLAB3 AND PARROTS.
10 tai Edfar aF 1kt Ttiosns.
~, ,oALtssrR9, ILL.,, Feb l3.-WlIi .ulnu coiitTi6u-
~ Gleass tell ue Il tlo1o II auy way to mend
slaas And What lathe beat iood tor Iarrots!
3t1y. q, IL. Z.
, 1877-02-17
Ovarian EullloE'
Of Ten Years' Growth Cured by
DR. RADWAY'S REMEDIES.

1 have had IN Ovarian Tnmor In the 0vsfles
unl tlawr.a for Ten Years.
ANN ARnps, Dec n, 1878. -pn. NAnwAYs That
others n,sY Gs benefited. make this ststentsnt:
eaya haa - 0yNan Tsr,Ht II W. 4yajtss saa pow.
psea xitsaut anx benefit II nj xtosfnN Il suei ~.
tt4ttI th.t eo1!d NOT hare l!sd inueh I9ngur:, a
bad at snu&h faith Ia them. Eut ln&!t, aftSr much
lsIl1rfxt}0n tried them.
p9tchasc iii botcs u the 1e.o'.ent, two b9xea Of
" ad sxn snea q NJ e
seFa. used twelyu more bottlt Ut hn ResolyenL tWo
Of Tho Heltcf and tx1 lu1rs Of tho lh BefuEu t4ey
NEru R9pe lA1 lost tHra y.tro p0u1l4.
continued 10 uka tho n!etlGna u1tI! Wn$ euFa thht
MA tuliEs!y Guryl tnex tHr mel!ctns REuat h.e
I1ontha M 6nr:nx taat !tnts la,t fortynsg ounaa
G!ttca Ikrllef aud alA bosgs Vt thu I's
feel PERFECTLY FcIt sui ny fuli uf gratitude
sn4 yoas wondsrfal DO itc{a. tel dstply ,astsea
Anl u{ prayer Il ttat uay 10 "A tuuch VI llgsslux
IsiYaoa} AIRS. &, c. nIuDISs.
1fss. gbotnA who mAkea the Gboye certificates II tho
ill., III nedeiae. sra = ss'ed sers eouss
OF ns, With tho Exception q Nhat wss sent to hsf n1
Joa;, msy ny tsat hSr sstsusnt fpf{1t E!fAoutA
Druggist md Chemhk Ann Atlos. 0.eh.
Th!a NAY ecssfy thst Mss, Nhhlns, VITO gnakes tha
Shave crrtlhcatc h 4nd has besn for msuy yeaf4 wsu
S ~ III Setrss nnf oas who sDss's
iStxnsaj hRN5. D: COCKER,
EH7kf /. sSsb. Si Bsa
, 1877-02-17

kqn.fon f.,r-xfporh<Hek .selo faFk !EHrtL
Bome uf your readers who have wrjtten to nc
xbout the metropolitan U Underground Rail.
, 1877-02-17


uosnsS. Fob. 1l.-lt !. onlv fsw wsekt fincn
hnsbsnd n,waya brought hnne the 7fnaes on satnr::
aay evening. bnt ona ineAy Saturday tho 71mts did
MT CONG, 80 le brought ThlnCSK fnsicnl. since
then he brings 'rHk In.Nrxs tat me, far an seey
perfectly Ap!cuLih 1t wa wish 10 know anything,
eenlc Of to anntrs Of pstcrt will 6e ne to tell u.
having large circle ot experienced aunttes Of orr
own 10 a.lvstp Us in ottr ll1cnftie+. nm young
housekctpcr, 70 do not know "cserYthtng nbout
VII! y. 8. please send tho recipe for laston brown
bread. Mite, here are the recipes ron AJAX for for
llue on cotton: For ten pounds of rags dtssolte
ten onnee; ot eopreras In water cnouRh to fose; ths
saxs: PIT - ia ;g rag1 @ and % s9ax thgn',sy; heat
prns4n,e u ratasla: pull In the rags md let tirm
Tcnsain ,alf an hour: then nfr, nd ad four ounces
more; ps, y ths rags aga'n' ast: n.y.! a.'d bali n
watef.,n . h.ss, kettle; not so be washed. only
rlu4ed In cold watar For coEpcros color. rst hotI
one ounte Of corpeFaE, DISSOLVE In wntcE enough
10 coyer tic rags; then take them from tho tllls
and dip IN the cappera< water: AEc yu1 making
rag carpet, Mato! l an, and do NOT expect IL bc
''uiA and Rray'' when nn's., IL an hare half ay
rags 4cWn nov. Naw SUDscH1BEN.
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can make of lie ynIk. boiicd cu.sarl to rat with

can make Of Tie ynIks ho'icd caaarrt to snt with
thc foregoing bwt pitcher Of f!e. cream f. trttrr.
An excellent tcc!pe fns hsown h!'ad: srt tp.ngc
enouIb Of tic sponge n make iw.r ordinary tzci
loAves. Add to fills twoth Of coffee cup. ot
Orleans nlolaesea and knra u 1itoh my bread nsine
unboiicd Graham flnnr Instead 6f white funr.
sfnFlng for ppnitry: isnn hno the tpft part o..
loaf nf bTchd add hnlf p1nna o: bntter tho yoka
Of xait. 1. l. A..
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story nf tho l.n1Iy.ho1eh; and how he took
THnas M!dmays hand. was mystery he
ltnfel: tnrxne!te1lv a'tne with May, Just tr-
forc leaving, did l,c lo:c hts sef.pntro1. Fling
ing 99t iis hands towards her, he cried bitterly:
knew fy Y sys yS Ss a dsss'ss f c s ws Y1a
.apne @ q VIZ II 'ti1tn ii nc" ~ d is sou etes seet
Thomas MIl'mny, w'Io knew my scertt' He Is
ctatsY coward |" bare won ron frotn me; but,
''la:k! exclaimed tho giri, pale and alarmed,
"wlat 10 ran mcans''
"Taat 1ere You, May; have always loved
eiu3o .o SsG Y. fy x Ix',y 'ny 1ps ntsn, 9'
taken her to lls artns, pressnR kiss on her
forehead; then he Ind gene, and the gir1. fulo of
Erfrf, 'iroplnfi wcepfaI! oh . clair, voice
{1s say h. f. e1 las s If: H. fs f, ssa ss. ID, Themes
"sinr.", lie. said. Aoarsely, u have heard
e1s.y sf5 re- y0nds = s ,R., Ro,a,eF
e ea" ty -Four deee}ylnr Fl h '' What d0e'
"Tont, knnw no more than yon; un1ets he
las iaen =, M ellllls Joke ln serlousncss Papa
NO: he ia, called me eo~ara, arcutcl
t1c explanation aud apology must be made to.
liz tnorcd uway. She tried to stay him, but
for once he was deaf to tcr voice. The oatcr
1,or DIOR bancsl and, ,s'rl1ing, OYER The snow,
T1.on,as ;[s .; ;Sildmay followed Jeg westma,1tt,
could not aecut,,lt. refused bed ut TIC Ncctory.
and had started fur the village.
The fnow had rcased, hit tempest Of wind
had arae': the l:a'1cts trees tecned like wan,1s
before Il, anil tllc waycs were heard breaking ID
sNfsts ''ke tsufses nr"., the shore, not a. us'e
Hfsta taht. Tie tkY was clear Atd tlrear, ot,iy the
earth was white. 4 tuounta1,'-atEeain, whlch,
HEG1 tut f9ftS 6NelIFt1 66tD tll1
dimensions of river, ln.crscctetl The ruad lead
Ing from the rcctory 10 tllc village, AMI on this
tight It f1isfel aEtl el.tleI In Wliring :oan bc.
tween IT. s,a,,ks and the sea. Spawning is food
was rustic hr!dgc, about which grew few Grs
md iarches.
II was hero that Tho,nas Mfldmay overlook
Joiln Nsstt.acutt. What passed between them
We need not n!inntely reeoslnt. y 'xas aet4,sa-
angry Nords, Ilgr,tlrl with threats. Then there
was u htaw, q sharp. short struggle, aud ous
man quilted thu st,ut. willie the otler lali On
The tlvcr's Lank. with hls laee on tie snow, ,nt,-
tonicss and stiil,.,by li!s side a spray Of the
ho11y.brancl a1ny Westleigh that morning had
gathered.
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dian, who had been foremost in the pur.
suit, came to the opposite bank, and with
the tnanliness Of . generous foe, who
scorns TO underyalue the qualities Of an
enemy, said in loud voice and tolerable
good English, 'Blady make good Jump
The moment he had said 30, he took 10
his heels and ran az crooked as a worm
ience-sometimeS leaping high, at others
suddenly squatting down, he appeared no
way certain that Brady would not answer
from the lips Of his rifle. But the ride
was not yet loaded.
1.-THE Captain was at the place after.
wards, and ascertained that his leap was
about twenty-three feet, and that the
water was twenty feet deep. Brady's
next effort was to gather up his men.
They had a place designated at which to
meet, in case they should happen TO be
separated; and thither no went, and found
the other three. They Immediately com.
menced their homeward march, and re.
turned to Pittsburgh about half defeated.
Three Indians had been seen to fall from
the Ere they gave them at breakfast"
The foregoing anecdotes in regard TO
Brady, are found In Howe's History oil
Virginia; the following in De Haas His.
tory, as furnished by one Of the Brady
family.
Returning with John Williamson and
one oil the Wetzels from a successful re.
connoitering expedition 10 Upper San.
dusky, "a deer track was discovered, and
Brady followed 1t, telling the men he
would perhaps get shot at it. He had
gone but few rods when he saw the
deer standing broadside 10 him. lie
raised his rifle and attempted to fire, but
It flashed in the pan. He sat down,
picked the tOuOh.hOle, and then started
on. Alter going a short distance the
path made bend, and he saw before him
a large Indian on horseback, and child
before, and its mother behind, and q mum.
Der Of warriors marching in the rear.
His first impulse was to shoot the Indian
on horseback, but "a he raised the rifle he
observed the child's head roll with the
motion OF the horse. 1t was fast asleep,
and tied to the Indian. He stepped be.
hind the root OF a tree, and waited until
he could shoot the Indian, without dan.
ger to the child or ia mother.
"When he considered the chance Ger.
tain, he fired, and the Indian, child, and
mother, all fell from the horse. Brady
called to his men, with voice that made
the forest ring, to surround the Indians
and give them general fire. He sprang
tolhe fallen Indians powder.horn, but
could not pull it of. Being dressed like
an Indian, the woman thought he was
one, and said, why did you shoot your
brother| He caught up the child, say.
ing, Jenny Stoop, I am Captain Brady;
follow me, and / will secure you and your
child He caught her hand in his, car.
rying the child in the other arm, and
dashed into the brush. Many guns were
fred at him, but no ball touched, and
the Indians dreading an anbuscade, were
glad to make oil. The next day he ar
rived at Fort Mcintosh (Beavertown),
with the woman and child. His men had |
got there before him. They had heard |
his war-whoop, and knew they were In |
dians he had encountered, but having no |
ammunition, had taken to their heels and |
run off,
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PROF.. TYNDALL,S WARNING.

In concluding an address to the students
OF University College, London, Prof. Tyn.
dali, who is unQuestionably one Of the
most indefatigable brain workers OF our
century, said, stake care Of your health.
Imagine Hercules as oarsmaii in rotten
boat ; what can he do there but by the
very force OF his stroke expedite the ruin
oil his craft. Take care OF the timbers al
your boat" The distinguished scientists
advice Is equally valuable to all workers.
We are apt to devote all our energies 10
welding the oars, our strokes fall firm
and fast, but few Of us examine or even
think OF the condition Of our boats until
the broken or rotten timbers suddenly give
way and we find ourselves the victims Of
calamity which could have been easily
avoided by n little fOrethought. What be-
gan with slight fracture, or perhaps even
q careless exposure 10 disOrgRnizing intlu-
ences, ends in the complete wreck OF the
liie.boNt. The disease which began with
slight headache or IN undue exposure TO
cold terminates in death, unless its pro.
gress he checked and the disease remedied.
The first symptoms, the heralds Of disease,
give no indication Of the strength of the
on.coming foe, and the victim trusts that
his old ally, Nature, will cxterminate the
invader. But Disease is an old general and
accomplished his most important move.
ments in the nighttime, and some bright
morning finds him in possession OF
one OF the strongest Notifications;
and when he has once gained stronghold
in the system Nature ignominiously turns
traitor and secretly delivers up the whole
physical armOry to the invader. Like the
willy politician, Nature is always on the
strongest side, and the only way to insure
her support Is to keep your vital powers in
the ascendant. Keep your strongest forts
the stomach and liver-wcll guarded
DO not let the foe enter the arterisl high.
ways, for he will steal or destroy your rich.
est merchandise aud impoverish your king.
dom. To repulse the attacks Of the foe
you can find no better ammunition than
Dr. Piercc's Family Medicines. Gull di.
rections accompany each package.) His
Plee ant Purgative Pellets are especially
effective in defending the stomach and
liver. His Golden Medical Discovery for
purifying the blood and arresting coughs
and colds. II you wish to become familiar
with the most approved system Of defense
in this warfare, and the history OF the foes
method of invasion, together with com.
plete instructions for keeping your forces
IN martial order in time OF peace, you can
ind no better manual Of these tactics than
1.-THE Peoples Common Sense Medical Ad.
wiser by r. V. Pierce NJ. D., Of the
Worlds Dispcnsary, Buffalo. n. Y. Sent
to any address on receipt Of 81 80. It con.
tains over nine hundred pages, illustrated
by two hundred and eighfy.two eugravings
and colored plates, and elegantly bound in
cloth and gilt. WAS
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from steubenVlle and Columbus through tSt:6Sd
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Written for the IuiOlllSsnrr,l
A IIEVERlE.

lliIa the differing twilight,
Tbc shadows around no AL,
v,6iis OUT OF The dlrn aud misty land
OF the past, sweet voices call
tho hrooklerI gentle murmuT,
Illtai lts Wntcrs play
wBiie happy longi from Tho dear CID past
Jgtne b,tE At the elosOoi day.
III, hart Is too full for u,iertnoe,
inc gJVs s0mewhAt are wet,
Wip1 No hand Of remembrance removes lhsNeil
Fpn the secnei would not forget.
am s,g the old Homestead standing
IN tue side Of the forest grand,
Where the trees In uhbrOkcn phalanX
Sod w to guard the land.
fam ,,s the EraHy meadow,
fHe htlls with clover gay,
A1l the billoWh that swept Der the golden gain
Aslhs daylight faded away,
Ian go the iisht In tho window,
me ate on tie hcirth-stOno vide
laihrrGln where lo1O was CnthroWnsd thu
Who rcIgntd at The crrallds.
se,r he kind tones Of father,
IkcIasWcet mothers embrace
lni tthoid 10 the picture beiore me
Eicl we'll rOmenbred face
Tsp them all to my tosom,
Ih6ll them ncuT my heart,
Ma Cherished my hodst. hold idols are,
Loan never let them depart
Ifa, OF a, the twilight c1meEh
latin the gathering gloom,
Efdlllag the scenes Of the buried past,
Wk!le the darkness curtains the room.
t5u,oIt when my heart Is weary,
Bu5l down with load Of care
lg1iu the land Of the long ago
'''' ' c. $, Core.
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and arrives al s!eubcnVlllO Of G:i6 I'm.
Special accommodation trains leave BellaIrs a,
Gb9 Ak. and 1880 P. Nj Bridgeport 1905 AM. and
Ivy r Nj arrive Of Martins Ferry 1918 AN. and
Ll5 =. N. Returning leave Martina Ferry nj ll:9O
A. ~ aud BOP. NJ; Bridgeport, li:G0 A. N. and $3.50
p Nj arrive at Bellare Al ll65 4. n. and 8IS p, H.
Tickets to oil principal points In the East and
West can bo procured al the Union Ticket 1ilICe
aI'urc House, and at the station at BrldEepo5i.
+. Il. MYERS,
deS General Passenger and Ticket AGENT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-05
Union Depot Hotel,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
E. j. uSeEs, - Proprietor.

This House Oflars superior Recommendations to the
Public, and to those who arrive In the city by raI
1t presents many advantages. All Passenger trains
Of the Allegheny Valley Railroad, Pennsylvania
Railroad, Pan Handle, Pittsburgh, +. W. & C., &C.,
dc, land their passenger almost under the roof Of
this House. and guests Of the same arc thereby
'aVed Time, Annoyance and Express charges.
Guests oil this HOUSE are, without delay, on arrival
In PitaburEh, In quarters, and convenient, at any
moment toa'eP on board Of departing trains
sS-The House, pleasantly located in the busi-
ness centre, Is furni'hed throughout In the best
manner.
ALPHABETICALLY drC-prOOI.
zFThe Cuisine Department ID leading feature
sS-Ratc, 50 60 per day. hi5-s
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~ ~, stops q all Stations between Wheeling and
SnmbeElandi No. " stops al all Stations bstTeen
wheeling and GiAiton; No, 8 makes direct connSc.
Tens for all points south. >SNN'N'
HHsrBouNn Ma ~. a = 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-05
10 CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means Dsslrouu Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Minlngor Market
Gardening,

account Of advanced azo I am deaIrou, nj
changing my residence and therefore otiSr ior saIs
ny larm it1atcd opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
me river bank, midway between Bridgeport md
Marths Ferry, and Immediately adIolnlnE tho vi.
lase Of HtnaVillc. The property consists Of 90
acTes OIL hill and table land and Is Of river bottom.
In the hill there Rr0 two seams Of coal, 6 and az
ieet thick, three deposits Of limestone, IN fool
vein o. close texture sind or free stone, an is foot
vein o. mari, which altogether mako a soil and an
underlying bed Of depodts Of rich and valuable
On the surface, the larger portion Of which liz,
genuy A0PinS to the east, and al under direct "a.
pOsure TO the sun, Ii vineyard Of IS ncreS mostly
CataWba grapes, all In Re Fearing condition. nhont
seven years old, which has proven iSei a6e 10 raw
handsome lcr cent to the cultITat0r,
Inc property Is being approached Aboyo and h.
low BY an advancing tide Of persons SeekipV ANAL
homesteads, and Is now really the only unoecupIed
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry,
II - valuable As an investment for canItaI seekInS
ale purchase, and valuable 10 those Who yait mai.
Eet gardening ground close to the city, II frOpis
BEAUTIFULLY upon tho river md comnlGnds view Of
me CITY the Island and the whole scenery Of the
The terms Of ale will BE- ue-third caSh, balanro
N Two annual payments, per cent Interest on de-
letTed payments. For further particular, IpquITe
Of RICHARD CRAWFORD
un the premises, or By mall at Bridgeport, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-05-05
1R'srADono's Han DrE

Il the safest and the bci Is instantaneous In It's
action, and II produces the most natural shaIes Of
black Or brown, does not stain the skin, and Is
easily applied. Tia standard preparation, and
iayorite upon every Eell-appontcd toilet Tor lady
or gentleman. For sale by all Druggists and Hair
Dres'erH Joseph CRlSrADg Ro, Proprietor, p.
O..BoK 2ll2. New York. apiG-S