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Nm. JAMS krAKl,L LOWELL, When
writing. discaras the table. but seating
himself midway between IL and the
fireplace. In = broad. easy chair. he sm'
ploys for the purposes Of . dssk q stifi
piscs Of pasteboara. resting 10 eonvs-
nisntly upon his kass. His essay or
poem is always mapped out clearly in
his bead before be reduces any Of II TO
writing. He puts Il together. so to
speak. joint by joint, until hs has the
skslstop completely srticulatsd. and
then he hlls IL out. His handwriting 10
Characteristic. and his "copy" 10 un-
popular with printsrs because Of the
changes. the intsrlineations and ensures
hs constantly makes, although the
handwriting itself il fair and uniform.
He goes through his proofs after the
manner Of . clergyman supervising bis
sons college efforts. and makes
many and often general corrections.
The publishers used to send him proofs
Of his matter after the plates were cast.
but he made such havoc with his revises
that they were forced to discontinue
such improbable misunderstanding
His famous and v~idsly.rsad "Bisslow
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VIII bs secured BY special conductors and
guards on the train. No improper or objection
sble characters will Be allowed either on the
cars OF on the grounds.
All parties not holding excursion tickets will
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ou.memben OF the Club will Be cnsrgsi q
competition Zee Of 81 for each gaus.
Omcerp OF the day aud competitors only
allowed inside the circle. This order viii In
strictly enforced.
TRAINS LgAvR
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GOLD MILL DEPOT,
From the Iiehtest PARCKI2 OF GOODS and
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
To the HEAVIEST MAoHINRKY. BOIL
KRIS. TIC, TIC.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-07-14
success, hence quotations arc so con-
vc:licnt and appropriate.
Almost The Same AS A Man.
The Interesting Ways Of Il
Gorilla That Lives in Berlin.

II0F ne SfdnS ms IIuhfS tn E.rDrCSS
Dc1iyhf- Romps piM CAihIrrn-
Cries mhrn L:n .iionr, ond Tuhrs
!NaiciAc rhen .Sa,h..
LONDON, May 2G.-A disting uish-
ed parsonage, whose arrival here on II
visit is awaited with consi,lcra bic
curiosity by the pubic ani with
great interest hy Mr. D..rwin's fricn L
and enemies, is just nov receiving
innumcrablc calls from is large cir
clc Of friends in Berlin. II, is cal lcl
Ponyo, and is the most intcrcs stin.
result of !. rrussian scientiii: cxpc.l H.
ton into the inter or Of Africa.
An account Of his habits is fur.
nishct by u correspondent in .hc
Prussian capital, who is on terms Of
great intimacy with him !: "Pongo
is now," the writer believes, "ncarly
three years old, and he is about three
feet high; his b,,ly is covered with
soft, silky hair, mixc'l with gray, and
reddish on the heal lie hi,
powerful form, muscular arms,
smooth. polished black face. with
well shaped ears, anl arge, s., arp
and malicious eyes, which gives him
y strkingly human appearance.
When one has the pleasure, as | had
this week, Of spending !, morning with
him in his apartment, lie strikes You
m after having got over the slight
feelings of disappointm, whic!is
pr,"luccl by the absence ofany bridge
To his n"sc--,.s being stag larly like
Il very amusing, playful, anl go |,
natnrc,l negro b y. rather awkward
III some Of his re turc:, anl, in his
mo'lc Of progression, sometime; dis
tinctly apcikc. .ts he sits, looking
solemn around him, heapHcars to he
thinking Of w!.at tho next joke shall
be, until presently something in your
gestures or Voice plelscs Him, and
then suddenly he claps his hands to.
gctncr and mods with an air Of great
delight.
''IIe is very soci,blc, and listin.
guishcs young from o!d an male
from female visitors. lie is exceed
ingly attached TO society Of children
of two or three years old, plays about
with them as though recognizing them
as playtellows Of his own ag,, cl,ascs
them around the cage, allows them to
pull linn about, drag him by the legs
and roll him over and over, swings
with them on the trapczc, kis,cs them
if they allow him, and permits them
to take every Kind o: liberty without
making any unfair use Of his superior
strength. With older children lie
seems ;o understand that nc mly be
more rough, and, when he is racing
about with them, he slyly upscts II
chair, and takes the opportunity Of
givin5 them friendly boxes on the
ear. When ladies visit him in his
large cage. whicI, is suitably furnish
Ell with sofas, chairs and table, trap
ezc, and all kinds ofgymnr,tic appli-
ancc, they have nothing to fear, cx-
| ,n,t f,,r, III; .,,,,,,.,,.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-07-14

l.. EsTELI.E.
J.. S.--'rhc last time 1 saw "him,"
he reminded me forcibly of Mr.. Mid :
d'c'on, the clever curatc III Daniel
Dcron'la, who always wore such II
proper expression, that Gwcndolon
after calling him stick, remarked,
that "if he had to say, Pcrdition
catch my soul, but do love her :"
he would say il in just Tie same tone
as, Here cndcth the second lesson"
l.. Il.
/. 81 am fond Of quoting. am |
We'll, everything has been expressed
SO well already, til: t | despair of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-15

In the summer Of 1870 DR.. Henry A.
Martin Of Boston, having procured lymph
from Beaugency, vaccinRied the first hei.
fer ever treated In lhis country with that
virus. DR.. Frank r. Foster followed
with similar experiments, and In Noyem.
Der, 1872, DR.. f. l.. Griffin Of Fon du
Lac, Wis, President Of the State Board
OF Health, opened a stable for the same
purpose, and II ia from this source that
the Chicago board Of health Ia now being
supplied with an average Of 500 points,
per day. In the stables, which are in all
respects exquiSitely clean and we'll ap.
pointed, no less than seven animals are
at present undergoing treatment. The
animals used, are, Of course, all females,
and range in age from four months TO
two years, DR.. Griffin In this respect dii.
fering somewhat from bis brethren in
the East, who only use young calves for
the purpose. They are vaccinated direct,
one being always under treatment even
when the demand for points Ia light, as Il
Ia at some seasons. The hair having been
shaved off from the upper part Of the
hHABuhH Nlu NASGluNtluu 10 Luuut uB III
the human subject, except that the num-
Der Of missions Is considerably greater.
On the seventh or eighth day the vesci.
Giles are ready for opening, and where
fair success attends the operation thou.
sand or more points can be charged from
the one animal. The points are Of ivory,
prepared in Connecticut, and II has been
found that these furnish the best means
Of transmission. Great care Is taken Of
the animals during their sickness, par
ticnlar attention being paid to the diet,
which consists principally OF hay, BRAN
mashes and other light food. The only
departure from the normal conditions,
80 far ms observed, il a slight increase in
the animal temperature, which ranges
perhaps 3 per cent above the average,
No Ill effects arc sustained by the heller,
which can only be used once, subsequent
vaccinations uniformly failing to take"
There only three or four OF these " vac
cine depots in this country, but as each
one can turn out during the year an al
most unlimited supply Of points," there
is reason to hope that within short
time nothing but bovine virus, or such
as has only gone through one or two hn.
man subjects will be used. The medical
profession consider that couple Of trans.
missions render the lymph better, il any.
thing, than that taken direct. Chieago
Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-15
How Brigham Young Made Worli
Tor Idle MOrmOnH.

Brigham Young had great aversion
10 MOrmOns loaGng, and a traveller recalls
an interview with him yeaS since on the
,aOIecI Of keeping idle men employed,
'he talk was suggested by the ruins Of
az adobe wall, which was built about
SAlt Lake City in the early days Of It's
,Si'Iemcnt. swell, the chief purpose OF
Ia'' wall, explained Brigham, twas TO
Keep 200 or 400 emigrants from being
n'e' You sec We had large emigration
y Tl year, 800 or 400 ablc.bodied men.
lucy arrived in August, too late to do
snY'hlng on their farms. Now, an idle
man is alwns II bad man. Still, VIC had
nothing Tor them to do. How can Il
Employ ihemT | asked myself. Then
thought Of this wall. To make
u seem necessary We had TO pretend that
FNsre threatened by the Indians around
Us. This was easily done, for several
PARTIES OF Indians had been lowering
IIound the town. In n few days we work.
81 Up the enthusiasm for projection, and
Fa' these hundreds Of idle men TO work.
s9e wages were small, but they all work.
W steadily during the whole fall and
%'n'er," And no Indians ever troubled
@e townP mo, l never thought they
.OaLd. But 400 idle men would have
Ifonblel it. We were in more danger
, ION idle men than from Indians. And
T''' hA. always been my idea; whenever
nave found an idle Mormon have set
S,a TO work-kept him busy with his
. .'. and brain, and then he Is always
'''c TO be good citizen" ll p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-15

A Two HEADED RGTrLEsvAKE.-A
large rattlesnake waa killed In Breathitt
county a few days ago that proved to be
curiosity. It was perfectly formed,
save II hadtwo we'll developed necks and
heads. The propEs OF the nccks were
about four inches long, and the snake
used both he ads at the same time, slri.
king with both, and thrusting out ia
tongues in a spiteiul manner, and had the
appearance Of two snakes---so much 30
that the persons who killed 1t did moi
discover the deiormity until his snake.
ship was dead. We give Judge Z, G,
Strong, Of Breathitt, as authority for the
above, and he says he can 10 substantial
ted by a dozen good itnesses.-AIosnt
Sterling Mimi Democrat,
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The Outlook Mt Pittsburgh.

Tho outlook nj Pittsburgh.
PlltGburgh Manufacturer.
Reports from all directions favor the
belief that the worst is past-that the
financial collapse incident to all trading
countries in ever returning cycles, has
spent its force, and is giving place 10
growing confidence and rising business
activity. How can it be otherwise, con.
siderlng the unlimited wealth.creatipg
powers possessed by this nation, to u
greater extent than any other.
The signs OF the times here arc alto.
gethCr suspicious. Our iron and steel
mills are all running, and we understand
that orders for their products are being
received in greater numbers than at any
time within the last four years. The
same may be said oil glass, and, generally,
Of the fabrics Of our manufactures. Bus.
mess upon the railroads, centering here,
ia also increasing-070 loaded cars, from
Cleveland, arrived here on Monday, a
number that has not been equaled in any
one day since 1871. There Is an unusual
demand for currency ut the banks, which
is one Of the most certain signs Of busi.
ness revival. All these indications are
OF cheering kind, even though there
may be some departments OF trade which
haze not yet felt the enlivening impu lie;
but let those who are still in the dumps
Of dullness, be assured that they will soon
be reached by the same vivifying iniu.
enceS,
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The Late DIR. HulkiIl Of West Lib.
erlY,

Panhandle News
The subject OF this notice was born
April 10, 1910, in Brook Co, and was the
son Of the late VIM. Hukill, E.q. Alter
attending the West Liberty Academy
then under the charge Of the late Prof
A. +. Rosa, for two years, he entered
Bethany College, where be finished his
classical education, graduating with the
class Of 1868, and soon after entered the
office Of DR.. j. NJ. Cooper, where he OBJ
tanned his private medical instruction
and received the doctorage in the spring
Of 1856, after having attended two full
courses Of lectures in the Miami Medical
College at Cincinnati, Ohio. Soon after
he graduated he settled nj West Liberty,
where he soon acquired very comforla.
BILE practice, and which continued to be
the scene Of his labors up to the time Of
his death. His urbanity and kindness Of
heart had endeared him to the town and
neighborhood in which he lived, as the
lmmenee crowd Of mourners that followed
him to his last resting, more strongly II.
test than any language can express.
LIZ AuhAll III Llh EelAllOUa 10 MS pro-
feSsionnl brothers was frank and cordial;
to his patients he was kind, faithful and
self.sacriicing to an extreme degree. But
more and better, his was tho life Of an
earnest and sincere Christian, having
years ago united with the Disciples
Church. .
Thus our friend and associate has not
lived in vain, though dying in the fresh
ness Of his early manhood, having finish
ed his labors, leaving us the legacy Of an
excellent example has passed from Ibis
earthly scene.
ITO wear wreath In glory wrought,
lIisJpiTt sped Af4r
Beyond the soaring wings Of thought,
The light Of moon or star,
To drink immortal waters,
Free nom every faint OF earth,
To breathe before the throne Of ltic
The source whence worlds had life"
And need we mourn for him, for his ia
the recompense and the rewarl--"WcIl
done, good and faithful servant" c.
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81. GuG't-" How did cabbage happen 10
S @os in that alleyway; they certainly
U Sa'd not have been planted ihereW Ac.
~, N.Y. Pof'et-"L1a, no; that's where the
S .,ua throw their Havana cigar
'uaps'"- Philadelphia Pres. vs."
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FORTY YEARS BEPORE THE PUBLIo
DIR, c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
e DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of q Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
L edge ofthe ribs, increases on pres
Aurc; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able TO lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under tho shouldcr-bladc, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, ard is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
agpctitc and sickness; the bowels in
General arc costiyc, sometimes alter
!.ativc with lax; the head is troubled
Nithpain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
Thcrcisgencra,ly aconsidcrablc loss
ofmemory,accompaniedw ithap pain
full sensation of having left undone
somcthingwhich ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is somc-
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofwcarincss 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 excrcisewould be benc-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc 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 cx-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
ofthe most happyrcsults. No better
rathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgativc, they arc un-
equalcd.
BEWARE OF IIITATIoHs..
The genuine Dr.. c. MGLAvE's
LIVER Pills arc never sugar coated.
Every box has a rcd wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Dr..
M?LANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
PILLs bear the signatures Of c.
M"LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
nd~ Insist on your druggist or
storekccpci giving you the genuine
DR.. c. Mc::.ANE,,s Liver PlIIS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa. 500. ..
Sold by all respectable druggists
Uand country storckccpers generally.
To those wishing to give DR. c. McLANE's
LIVER Puts trial, We Will mail post paid 10 any
Rart Of the United States, one box of Pills for
FLEMING EROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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FINANCIAL.
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BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor to the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
.s26o,ooo


Capital. $3.50 900
This Bank is organized and prepared 10 transact
the business Of banking In all its detalla.
ltsuCceeds the First National Rank Of Wheeling,
h owned by the same shareholder and Is under the
same management.
By carefully regarding the Interests Of its Cor
respondents and Deposition, and by prompt and
faithful execution Of their wishes Il hopes 10 merit
their esteem and confidence,
Notes and Bills discounted
United States.
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and Individuals
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Interest allowed on Special DepOuIs.
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