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A WheclLng imam In llnIr.
Furnished 70 The Inttlllgeneer.
ill., N..-.-

ANAu'1hSA W bne AubSluktuGeEs
HOTEL DE La GENEvE, I
NAPLES, June 10. I
Arrived here on the 18th, and find
Naples different from Rome in every re,
spect. 1t is the yilest den Of thieves
ever saw, and they know stranger
mighty quick. The guides are villain
GUS fellows, and one has to submit &c
Fleeing. However, | have managed toll
erably well, even with the rascally inter.
prefers, who only have few words o.
English at their command. To-day
enjoyed fine view Of Naples and the Bay
from the Heights OF Mt. Salvador Rosa
on which the Castle Of St. Elmo and the
magnificent Monastery OF St. Martina are
situated. This is considered one Of the
finest views in the world, and it Is Ger
tainly very grand. The monastery is 1
magnificent building, rich in carvings
paintings, museums and curiosities Of
every description, but it is like banquet
hall deserted, for the monks have been
expelled and the place is in charge Of SOL
diers. The museum in Naples is a
wonderful collection OF antiquities, espe.
cially from Herculaneum and Pompeii,
which we expect to see tomorrow, be-
sides making the ascent OF Mt. Vesuvius
The Neapolitans look for another erup.
ton soon. l have fine room at this
hotel, with u good view OF Vesuvius.
There is u beautiful park along the Bay
near US, where it ia always delightfully."-
cool, and at night the cafes are open and
splendid bands play until toward morn.
ing. Naples is queer city and queer
sights meet one at every moment. Some
Of the streets III they can be diguitied by
that nancy are 20 narrow that it Is a
squeeze for little coach to get through
The Kings palace here (he has six in
Italy is most beautiful, and it would dc
you good just 10 enter the ballroom
alone. The private theatre, chapel, &c.
are exquisite. II you were to see the
trappings Of royalty consider the cost, and
go through all the palaces they have al
their command, you would wonder why
these people in Europe submit TO 1t.
am glad we have no such ioolishness in
America, T. NJ. K.
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Love.MakIng AZ The White sui.
nhmH

i
white Sulphur Spring. Latter TO the Cincinnati In
qulrg.
Asa place where young girls can have
unlimited enjoyment Of the kind those
who grow up to a lie Of ease most relish
no other summer resort can excel this
Beaux in abundance have always been ~
marked feature OF the White Sulphur
as lack Of the same Ia occasion for ID
mentation at other watering places. How
It happens l do not know, but II seems tc
me there are always at least ten men here
10 one at Saratoga. The girls here having
an abundance Of male creatures on which
10 exercise their Vaccinations, make the
obtaining popularity with the same the
nina qua non Of existence. To this end
they work harder than any maid.ot all
work. They are always on duty by al
least nine In the morning, in the most be
Witching toilets, and continue on duty
until time to dress for the evening hop.
1t Is especially after tea that the dress.
parade and scalp.show Ia TO be seen to The
greatest advantage. The ladies wear
their prettieSt evening toilets and display
them by incessant promenadiDg round
the parlor, and at the same time show of
how many different beaux they can keep
beside them during the evening, which l
call the scalp.show, rs they keep their
beaux dangling by their sides II they have
no other use for Them than to display
them as trophies. On account OF the ne.
cesssity for keeping as many OF the other
sex as possible around them il they de.
sire reputation as bellies, Il Ia necessary
10 tolerate the Silliest boy and the oldest
bore among the used up men Of the world,
or the material might give out and no
reputation ~ bellies be gained after all
the hard work. The nirtations Of n ser
ious and trivial nature arc carried on be-.
tween whiles on the slairways, in the
halls and during romantic walks. Ore
may stumble upon love.making here at
any moment. 1t is quite az much an ep.
idemic every season rs the sneezing colds
which have prevailed here this summer.
Going down the main staircase in broad
daylight recently, encountered a couple
OF opposite sexes just at the critical mo-
ment when he was fAltering out in lac
rymose tones, "De-e-ci.de as you-u.u
feel" Itmay have been that the decision
only referred to whether she felt we'll
enough to go out Of doors without her
wrap, but il sounded as il he meant some
thing vastly more important, but natur.
ally | didn't stop long enough to hear
more,
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David Swing ON Joseph Cook.

The comments Cf Professor Swing, Of
Chicago, upon the style Of the
Rev. Joseph Cooks oratory and argu.
ments as seen in thatcity are very bright
and highly appreciative. Professor Swing
says: "Mr. Cook combines the theories
Of the philosopher with the egotism Of an
old father talking TO his children, and
seems rare combination OF Sir William
Hamilton and Peter Farley. All who
love abstract thought will dislike this new
teacher. But this company is small COM
pared with the army that demands a blen.
ding OF doctrine and speaker. The pro.
noun must always be abundantly used
by those who would influence the mill
ion, for then the millions feel that they
are each one conidant Of the orator,
and that all his inner soul has been
shown 10 each one apart by himself" AZ.
ter some pungent remarks upon the lee.
turer's method OF treating the subject CT
the inspiration OF the Old Testament, he
concludes as follows: "Joseph Cooks lit
erary style is very Objectionable, but
when one considers the general stupidity
Of the world, it is very pardonable. II
Moses allowed divorce because OF the bar
barism Of his people, SO rhetoric must
sometimes wave its claims and allow its
literary style to adapt itself to the dull.
ness OF the natural man. With his anna.
zing phrases and words and assertions
Mr.. Cook makes sleepy head-a man
who has nodded in the regular sanctuary
for thirty years-turn over and open his
eye and listen. For the first time IN their
liveS these folks feel that really there is
something going on in religious things.
As the photographer rings bells and
shakes rattles and throws kisses and
makes faces until the infant becomes en-.
tranced and is then captured, SO our the
illogical. artist rattles and rings and
emiles until at last the iunocents do in.
deed fix their eyes in one direction, q nd
before they know 1t they are caught in
the theological chimera, Welcome TO
Joseph Cookp
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VINO are the proper persons TO address
workingmens meetings ?-INTELLIoEN-
GER
Why, such horny sons Of toll as Ross ].
Alexander, who loans his Bank stock 10
to poor men in the West struggling for
homes at from 40 to 60 per cent interest,
and the ruille-breasted Dave Wagner,
who is growing rich from the sweat Of
other mems brows. These arc the chaps
who essay to intrude themselves on
"workingmen's meetingS," and beg them
for their votes. They might we'll ex-
claim
10 Rad some power the gift tie Gle us,
To 500 Oursela RS lthers We u.s."
The workiugmen will see these politi-
cal jockeys amigo two better. = 81
CiaiTspiRe Chronicle.
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That's pemocracy Tor You

The Pennsylvania Democratic Conyen:
ton denounced the Pennsylvania rail-
road in its resolutions, and then, with i.s
eyes wide open to the fact, nominated two
Of the adherents Of that road 10 the prin-
cipal places on its Pittsburgh Com,
neTciai Gazette.
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Republican Work1ngmen ny
prRSitlenfH.

In this land Of labor and lGborers, the
Republican party elected three occupants
Of the presidential chair who, al various
periods Of their lives, were peculiarly
known as the Illinois railsplitter, the
Tennessee tailor, and the Galena tanner.
IS. Louis GlpSe-Dsnorut
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ToRTY YEARS BEFORE rae PUBLIC.
DIR. G. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
JoR TIM CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of . Diseased Liver.
DAlN in the right side, under the
L cdgcofthe ribs, increases onpres-
sure; sometimes the paints in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt urdcr the shouldcr-bladc, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
!,.Ecral arc costivc, sometimes alter
i.;ivc withla%; tie head is troubled
With pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
THERE'S generally aconsiderable loss
ofmcmory,acco hapain-
full sensation of having left uRdone
somethingwhich ought to have been
done. A slight, dry cough is somc-
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofwcariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits arc low; and although he is
satisfied that exerciscwould be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER 10
have been extensively dcranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER PrL1s,
IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
ofthe most happyrcsults. Nobcttcr
cathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this discasc to give them a
FAIR TRIAL. (
Tor all Bilious arrangements, and
rs a simple purgctivc, they arc un-
equaled.
BEWARE or LIMITATIONS,
The genuine Dr.. c. MeLANE's
LIVER Pulls arc never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DE-.
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
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MeLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers,
n@> Insist on your druggist or
storekeepcr giving you the genuine
DR.. C. M9::4ANE's Liver Pitts, pre-
pared by Fleming Eros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekecpcrs generally.
To tAo,s wilhinS to give ns, c, MuLAsr's
lIvIA PILls trial, we viii mail nos, paid 10 any
pan Of the United SIatsN. one box q Pills iOE
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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rtlivued BY Carriers 10 City lbc PER week
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M Pullman DTawipS Room and Sleeping Can
lrOm steu6enVllle and Columbus through Tithout
change 10 Cincinnati, Louisville, indianapolis and
81: Louis, and from Columbus 10 Chicago.
The pleasure seeker or those seeking HOm. IN
he We'd, should call on or address the undersigned
Tor through time tables, maps, land Circular and
further information. W, l. O'BRIEE.
GenI passenger and Ticket Agent, No no High
Atreet, Columbus, Ohio. myi7
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pRY GOODS.

5000 Yards CANTON FIANNEls at
extra low prices.
1000 Yards ali wool PLAID FLANNELs
at old prices.
500 Lbs, WOOL YARNS, at Wholesale
and Retail, very cheap.
800 Yards GREY TWILLED FLANNEL
for loo.
1000 Yards PLAIN RED and WHITE
FLANNEL as low as zoe per yard.
New CASSIMERES, TW EEDS& JEANS
for Mems and Boys wear.
New Style Of DARK PRINTS received,
LIGHT COLD PRINTS at 90 per yard,
New Stock desirable patterns Of the best
GINGLIAMS.
Finest Blue Black CASHMERE, AL
PACA and LUsTERS, received forthe Fall
Trade and will be sold at tho lowest price,
WORSTED DRESS GOODS, suitable
for Fall wear, at very low prices, from lOc
TO 20 and Csc per yard.
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DUPONT'S
Wheeling Powder Agency.

lhaYe at all tlmssI In Magazine . large
stock Of The above celebrated Powder,
viz: Rifle, Sporting (ln oans), Blasting
Snd Mining, In metallic packages, which
| willSell at wholesale at manufacturers
prlots. have Portable Magazines Of
different sizes for shipping and will deIiy-
er free on cars or boat. This Powder
Is unequaled In strength and quality.
jell n. REILLY, Sole Agent.
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Nos. and 10 make close connection at Columbul
Tor all points South and South west; Of Chicago Tor
al points West and Northwest.
hsl.bound trains make conn ectionS al Baltimore
Tor Philadelphia, New York and BoslOn, Al WaIh.
ington CITY for all points South,
Wst-bound trains make direct connections Tor
all principal points West and Northwest,
Pullman Palace can on all night trains,
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV.
STeaves daily SArriVe. dailyN
HAecl ng".'..'Ge0 a. m. WAShingt'n ,PA.Il;O6 AM
A., o.. e;2o p nj. ITO pm
Tickets to all principal points on raIe Al perot,
once open at all hour during the day.
THOS r. SHARP,
,,,, Master Of Transportation.
r. y DEvRlES, GGnr Agent. myiS
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GRACE'S SALVE,


Invented In the 18th century by DR.. VIM. Grace,
Surgeon in King JAmca' army, Through its agency
he cured thousands Of the most serious soIcs and
wounds that hafled the skill Of the most eminent
physcians Of his day, and was regarded by all who
knOW hun Is public benelActOr. Is cents box.
For ale by druggists generally. Sent BY mail on
receipt Of price. Prepared BY SETH W. F0NLE d
SONS, Boston. Mass. Gu2i-eodST
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WEEKLY.

ny mai, IA adtGNGs, IoIiOO, FPdtd.
.nr ytar.",..- .....SS % Six mOnthA'"....si 70
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MERCHANT TAILoRs.

1 take pleasure in informing my custO.
merS, and the public in general, that my
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TRANSPORTATION.

No. stops a all Stations between Wheeling and
Cumberland; No q stops al all Stations betSGon
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ILEvELAED 4 PITTSBURGH RAILROAD,

A9Ws
On and after May 10th, 1877, Trains VIll run
daily Except Sunday as follows, Wis
The Troy herald., 1877-05-09
Thc Domestic Tclcphonc.

Burlington Xawkeyc: Thcy have
q telephone up ut old Mr.. Mardiyrum's
out on North hill, and ono evening
last week, after thcy had been a,nus.
ing themselves with It In the parlor,
II was left on with al its connections.
Young Mr.. P0sonby called 10 sec
Miss Arc'husia that evening. They
had been sitting silent for somo time,
and young Mr.. Posonby had Just
taken her hand. aud said, with a soft.
tender. impassloncd intomation,
"Arothusia. each yiittering star ,ha,
gems tho la'nbicnt sky. each golden.
Glrcled, soft eyed houri Of ihe"- and
tust then tho telephone spok up, IN
tho big bass voice OF old Mr.. Mardi.
gran, "Dy jocks, Maria. I'm about
tired Of sleeping in u miyht.shirt rip.
ped from tho tail 10 tho back of the
neck. that hamys on . follow likc o
pinafore. I've spoke about this Of.
ten enough, and II there ain't enough
women around here TO mend one
might.shirt. I'm going 10 sleep IN .
c"1se' 'ssck."
The Troy herald., 1877-05-09
TROY HERALD.
WEDNESDAY. MAY Q, 1877.
soN0 or rss: ssEANT.

NONN or TnE HeEAleT.
They may tell forever Of worlds Of bloom,
beyond thc skies and beyond the tomb
or the sweet rcposc a,id tic rapture there,
That are not found IN tho wssld Of care.
hut not to me cun the present seem
Like foolish tale or aM lille dream.
oh I know that the bowers Of heaven arc
fair,
And ! know thu, tho waters Of life are there;
And do not long for their happy flow,
While there burst s,ul, fountains Of bliss
below;
And l.wouId not leave. FOR the rest above,
Tho fai;tul bosom Oftrusting love!
There are angel. hcrc--thcy are seen the
while
In each lovc.lit brow and each gentle s,n'lc-
T.crc are scraph voices that meet the ear.
IN the kindly voice and the word OF cheer.
Md light, such light a> they have above,
leans on lis her: from the eyes OF love!
yet. when II cpmeth my time to die,
! would turn from tins bright world will
ingly-
Though. even then. would the thoughts Of
this
Tingo every dream Of that land Of bliss
And iuin would lean OIL the loved for aid.
Nor walk alone H. rough the vac and shade.
An, ir',,s mine. till !ifr's changes end,
To quart the heart Of ONr faithful friend.
Whatever The trials ofcarth may be.
ON tie peaceful shore Of the restless tea
In palace home Or tie Wi''crncss-
There |, a heaven for ne In u world like this.
The Troy herald., 1877-05-09
Bread Upon the Waters.

Behind Squire Iliiton's house was
n patch o. cleared amd well kept
woodland, known 10 oil the ncighbor.
hood as "Thc Grove" Whenever
the Sunday schools desired a picnic.
the squire was waited upon, and rs C.
matter Of course consented to Its be.
ing used. At other times any one
hal the privilege OF walking there,
nnl the children came IN tile spring
10 gather wild flowers, or IN the all.
tumn to gather nuts. Therefore, the
hoy who sat upon the rough wooden
bench fitted between two trees, with
hi. head upon his hands, was not
ire:pass:ng.
lie was q tall. gaunt hoy, with his
sixteenth birthday close before him.
Ills clothes were thlcaIbarc, but he
ha'l n decent look. lie was past the
nge ut which boys generally indulge
III tears. bur he was crying. Indeed,
!c had come 20 that place for the cX.
pres. purpose OF indul.ing his feel.
ings umobservci. HIS hopo Of soil
tudc proved vain one, however.
Engrosscu in his gric', he had not
heard tho sound Of footsteps, when,
booking up, he saw standing before
him girl Of fifteen, Squire llilton's
only daughter, born when his days
were on tho very verge Of winter
herself tho perfect embodiment Of
spring.
She was happy creature who had
never known care, who never thought
j, possible that she could wish for
ANYTHING shc might not haye. Know.
ing herself rich and beautiful. but
without pWdc or vanity, loving her
father aud mother intensely, and
with good will for q world in whicl,
tLc ~ yet knew not that there WINS
any harm. A girl who, IN virtue OF
nr'stocra,ic position IN that New
England village, was as much under
espionage a. any French girl ever
was. Vet with this advantage, she
Lad no idea sho was guarded or that
there was anything not TO he known
by her, or any ono she might not
know. Therefore, knowing no REQ.
SON why she should not address any
enc. and knowing tho boy by name,
bhc stood looking at him a moment
"Why. Edward Burv! what is the
matter? Oh, l know, ! heard Of it
your father Is dead. l am very sorry"
''ll's not very manly 10 cry. Miss
lliltom," said the boy, standing up
and composing his features as we'll NJ
he could, :bmt | could not help It ; he
was all | had. aud 1t was SO sudden
didn't mean any ono should SEQ nc
though"
boys and men must have feelings
US well 40 girls and women" said
phemio Hilton, II should break ms
heart II dear papa shoulu die; and
YOU haven't any mother, have your
~ have nobody" said the boy
"and hate the place. ! couldn't work
here now, since l'vo sccp father cut
down by that horrible machine.
The Troy herald., 1877-05-09
lie was q VvaySaVer.


In the back and doubled up by . trip
hammer, aud then Instantly struck In
tho stomach aud knocked back again
with another. Aud tho expression Of
miscry which rested upon HE vcncrA.
ble aud dusty TACO would have melted
tho heart OF statue.
Therefore, when he dropped into a
downtown restaurant. nut leaned
fccbly against the cashiers desk, tho
proprietor bcsmcd on him bcnixnly.
"This 10 an catin.place 2" said hc,
inquirinyly.
eyes," answered. tho proprietor.
cacoursgi"gly.
"a place where you cat ?" contIn.
mcd the old man, pathcticnlly blow.
ing his nose on . rusty cont sleeve.
"Ycs."
"A"d l s'pose you keep every.
thing ?"
"Of course"
"IIavo walters ?"
"Csrtainly."
"And put clean white aprons on
them every day 2"
"Wcll," answered tho proprietor,
tho"yhtf"lly. IL can't say US l do
change their aprons daily"
Tho vcncrblc stranger sivl,e eth
"l'm u pilgrim an y wayfarer,"
groancd he: cam It won't DO long
aiore III be ridiM' in hearse; but,
young man, II you vcnerato grey
hairs. jest listen TO my advice. Allua
put clean white aprons on your wai.
tcrs daily"
The rcstaurant.kccpcr appeared
suitably impressed, and said he would
think about II.
"That's right" said the wayfarcr;
"'hccd 10 tho words OF your forcfa.
thers.' tho Scripture says. Now,
young man, to look. ut INC yo,,
wouldn't think that l was worth O
million"
"No."
"Or that I owncd the Erie railroaj
and the Cumard limo 2"
"NO."
"Or that on Texan prairics I hcv
ten thousand cattle n toarin' an
a.gambolim' around in their innocent
freedom. with MY monogram,
stamUcd on their hind quarters 7"
Tho astomishcd proprietor said
that lie would never for q moment (
have imagined such thing.
a."I see." sorro fully: ,nu,tcrcd tho
nged millionaire; "yoM took nc for
y poet orr free lunch iiend, didn',
you?"
Tho mam OF meals nt any hour, said
hc suspected something Of tho sort.
~ kaow so," said his visitor "thus
tho world misjudgcs me. But let inc
whisper IN your car. l baycm't tho
faintcst idea what tO 10 with my i'm.
mensc wealth, tor / am alone in this
world. So Pvo decided on q plan
| 90 into q restaurant, q nicc place
like this. an I order q SUMPTION,
meal-boncd turkey, quail on toast,
lobster salid, an electra. When
finish l walk out. Now, II tho young
msn what Keeps II don't run after INC
tako INC by tho collar and demand NY
bill, but let's inc 70 in peace. 1 c,,nc
back IN n few days IN . gorju.s ek;p.
age, present that young man with Q
gold watch Oh q set Of diamond studs
an . silver plated revolver. 1 take
that young man, 0gera,ively speakiM'
10 my buzum an treat him like a,l
only SON. l surround that young
ma" with luxury, lavish thousand,
on him, lot him 60 10 the theatre o,
concert or pray rmcctin', a funeral o,
any 0thor place where he car enjoy
himself. every night II he wishes TO.
| allow him. two servants, . bathroom
with hot aud cold " aler, aud give
him n new pair Of suspcnslers every
Christmas. An finally, wkem l 90 Ia
jo,m tho heavenly band, l leave hin,
all my money. do you sec p
"DO l see ?" echoed tho young man:
Eyes. ! see too Muckly. Just ligl,
out, old sport; that dodge won,
work here"
The Troy herald., 1877-05-09

Dlam0nds arc going out Of fashion.
amd soom there will bc nothing ~ dis.
tinguish q Niagara hackmau !vcM INA
ordinary capitalist.
The Troy herald., 1877-05-09

What ts tho beat vegetable pin vet
invented TOR curing Q sma wing of tho
stomach ?-An apple dumping.