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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-06

MN ~ VAITH NUFJ 70 T1T7lH BVIuIIB UP NIUU'
Fb-ThO AlIyH prices are inylFlAble. Reinlt at
uuf risk In DrRitB or PosiOficU Money Orders, and
shero neither Of these can IN procured, send the
money In Registered Letter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-05
q llerlet

Sas bairiIde Minilterium beg Sn.
nern bat ben 9r. Seelborit, Srerc!ar
oss Mirnbtrser @epcrbe. Mulenms.
peranlaBt. iiber Die 3tiultote Der Ybilo=
oelpbia= Muslteguns, Der er als Surp.
Mltslico beiscwobnt hat, aud in ben
bauptId6libiten Stdoten Yaierns Gor=
trase gu balten. @le Die MGs. 3ts.
berihtet, bat or in Nuasburs bic beut-
Idle Mnsncluns in Y%biIobeipbia nad)
arrangement une Qualitat Der ausse-
iteaten @esenitdnos elmer ihonungslo=
len 6ritit %unterpprfen. Mpbl unter
3erltoruna mander feitsewur,e!ier
SQuIionen fiibrte or aus, pie Die oeut=
lhe Snouitr ni6t mebr boffen t6nnc,
oas uerlorene &ebiet fir Maienartifel
in Noroamsrita mioer 81 srobern. piel=
meDr sin8is oas Der Gunltinouitrie an
Die Stclle treten f0nne; bab es babcr
filr Seutldlano ni6t etipa bloB Gin
ulnlhenswertbes @uitur= Clement, lon=
bern cine Grase Der wirtblhaftliden
Grlltsn5 lei, Die Gunltinoultrie. nit Muf-
luano aller &rdfte. mieoar aui Die @obv
81 brin9en. uslde lie in Ssuti6lano
ldon elnmal e%ingenommen Gabe, unD
Der oeitlh en Irbeit wieoer oen Huf Der
SoIioitdt gu uerIdaHcn, Den eiu3utuBsn
lie anf benz bsiten @css lei.
: sic baben lire Million istt ooG,
ndmlih Die 8erliner lire Wtiiion Gin
uobner, uno Die ueus 2aiieri tact bat
,hamit polen NnIpruh auf Den Sitel
v@ettaot". Sn alien 3eitunscn Der.
lin's Tam man jest !sicn, oaB Die Gin
wObner5abl i'm Oe3sm6er 999,364 mar.
1no Dap biz Gnoe Samar ourd usbcr=
i6uB Der @cburten iiber Die Sterbefdls
Ala. uno ourd ueberldub beg 3u3uss
iiber Den NbSu9 53l susetommen pa=
rem, alio Suiammen 945. Snmit bate
Berlin Gnoe Sanuar 100000 Gin
mo6ner. @slttaotilAes 2ebcn nit
DEM srellen Gontralt BON 3simt6um
uno Mrmntb, @liid uno uns!iid, soli.
oitat unb Sdminoel, Suseuo uuo Ser
bre4en bat es idon q igs ac9abt-
me6r. oIs isiner GinHuobacrja0l cut.
lpre4enb seuelen mare. Seneioct per=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-05

u m 2 ubr Nahmittags in Neapel ar.
jn'rmmsn. Nbtr erft I'M Z ll6r IS
Winuten Mbenbs tonnte CT Die etufe.:
ofli6 Der Nilo Nalionale erre;&en, Dc
uibrioer @ino unb eontrare st6mun.
aen i'm BON ieiner 2inie abbrdn9ten.
s6cn balb mad gcsinn Der Gobr. triet
Ibn sine. itorfe str0mun9 sesen sor.
rent unb ipdter Gin 3iemli4 beftise,
Wino sssen Ss@ia. 0lcins Tampfer
uno cine WenSe @oote, nit amerilani.
'@en 6lassen sei&mudt. foIsten Dem
tiibnsn sd'uimmer auf iciner 0abrt.
Wictor emanuel Nuno 3aulenoe bon
3ui4ouern pobnten benz S&auipicle
bel.
OeFerrei4.
Cine @iener 3sitidrift berednet bic
3obl Der Mrbeiter, ,uelme in Der 0iter+
rei@i&en 9anptituot bsidaftigunsslos
Nno. aut 1l.OOO uno Die Der 1albte.
f&aitisten auf $4,000 @erionen. .3u
Der eriten 3atesorie seb0ren insbeiou-
oere Wanufattur=. 9olS. unb 2eber=
@alanteris Arbeiter. S&loNsr. Mnrrei.
der. @srsoIoer -uno Maurtr; au Der
lebteren Giienarbsiter. G9ubmader,
S@nsioer. @olbarbsiter unb Smdoru.
der. @abrtno in ben Sahren 1872
1873 ettua 10000 5iidlsrseallien ar
beltsten, Iino jsbt lueni9 mebr dig 5000
bsl4aitist.
Sn Golse oes itarten SdneefaI.
leg ilno meb,fade @ertsbrsnodunaen
auf ben 0itsrreihiihen uno uilildcn
Gllenbabncn einsstrstsn. Der Yerteb,
auf Der %GSernomibsr Yabn lber Ger
nr,pib binaui lit ssbsmmt. Muf Der
&iem' Srslter Sabn lit Der Yerlonen=
usrichr mn bis Gaiutin often; auf Der
Oosllaer Subr tonncn trinc 3iiQe mebr
pertc6ren. Iuf Der &arl- 9uowissbabu
llno Gil iuie galtiiise i'm S9nee lteden
9sbIisben.
SWrfei.
Nidel. Na9 sinem 3eIeeramm aus
&anitantinopel an oen Solos" beab=
lidtigt bic Hiorte, anltatt hires Yapier=
9eloes. Wtln5en BON Nidsl ausjussben.
G9vpten.
Cairo, IA. Mara. Ssute erneucrte
uno beltdtiste Der &hebipe our6 Den
b'elisen ensliidcn &cprdlentnrten iorm=
lid Die bon ieinem Yater Der enslilden
&es'eruns eemadte Sdentuns Der
Cleopatra Isabel. Gs ucroen bereiis
Wortcbrunsen setrofen, um bielcIbe
nad 9snbon ;u idoHcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-05

Scr sdwimmiiinltler gppton bat
oieIer Sage mieoer cine Yrobe leiner
Gunlt abseIest. gr our9ldlpamm be-
t.eioet nit icinem &antl1nt= Ipporat,
ben Weerarm, wel9er Die SnieI Capri
bon Dem Safcn BON Neapel trennt, b.
\. cine Strede uun 80 Gilometcr, obne
lid eiten Iusca6lid 3ube 3u s0nnen.
Gapitan Sop'on be9ob ii@ I'M 3 llbr
Morseas in oas Ma1ler uno 9eoadte
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

A PRIZE EssAY.-At a school exhibi-
bition of a town in Maine, the following
essay received the prize: ION turkle.
This animal is found most always in the
water, and then he comes on dry land.
The turkle cannot fly. If he was the right
kind of bird he could fly; but if he
was a goose bird or an ostrich he could
not fly. The turkle has four paws and a
mouth like an American eagle, which
makes the British lion and the unicorn
tremble. The turkle has a shell, aud
sometimes folks put fire on it, and the
turkle crawls out. When the turkle
crawls out Of his shell he is very wet and
sticky. There are two kinds of turkles !;
muck turkle and the other kind. We
don't have any other kind in our pond.
French and Irish people eat turkle and
frogs, but should not like to. | caught
a turkle once, but it did not do me any
good, for exchanged it for jack knife
and cut my fingers. Father said it
vas Judgment, but thought it Was =
knife"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18
A Virginia Belle.

The "POwhattan Estate" was for two
hundred years the property Of the Mayo
family, and here, as the story goes, John
Howard fell in love, when in Richmond,
with Miss Maria Mayo (afterward Mrs
Gen. Winfield Scott, a famous Richmond
belle in her day, and remarkable for her
wit and intelligence, as we'll as for her
extraordinary beauty. Poor Payne laid
his heart at her feet, but she is said to
have toyed and coquetted with it, and
then to have flung it aside. When all
hope of winning the fair prize was aban-
dOned, Payne went to Europe, where he
remained for nearly twenty years, and
where he wrote his Home, Sweet Home, "
which was first sung in his opera OF
"Clsre," at London. This traditional
incident in the life of Payne revives an
other and one still current in Richmond
connected with General Scott. 1t is said
that when he first addressed Miss Msyo,
he Was only a captain in the regular
army, asd his suit was summarily dis.
missed. After~ard, when . major, he
renewed the psodes If his hand, bot
~Iih Do better >acccss- The third time
he ~ore tb- eP&sless u q yenerxl. and
tas<-e prsaaEtly SECUTED his scueptasoe.
Mas 4~k~ss lss oa~ Of her frsezzas ~hv
.as hsi thus sssasasly ehaag~d e-r nlni,
NJ MAG % sod ~ saS~ r~pss-d: is
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as&xE-nc- e~&~s~1 a e<p11ax- 40 e~-z q
1ssssx- $50 q k~s<-a4 En sh< Amrrsrxz
xms Fr~-m -A~eAa@~Ad ~aMax N
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

Ane-T sssaa4- aaa 1858 a-@a~4a ra~
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rrcss-ngrs.aE frsu@ h~r t3rnvr Mza zsaEter
TAey ~rrs otslig~-i g. s4z.sf rhs; .as- ~4-
Mr.. GaTiDcris ChiId. bzF z1hst@~a ria;
ber real father wGs a sheEsisrFd H2a1~,1
L&idiaw stsr F,fR<d o. b--ls-v~ thai
the we~lthy Mr. Gardner woQld have
married . woman sure to bring Disgrace
upon him, and declared sbe would
enforce her rights in court. Her parents
we're alarmed. and offered her one thou
sand pounds TO keep quiet. She refused
to do 81, and instituted suit {" have
herself declared the legitimate child Of
the Gardners. The first court, Scottish
one, decided against her. She appealed,
aud this time gained her case. Then her
parents appealed in their turn, and final
ly the matter came before the Lords.
This august tribunal held that the pre-
sumption was in favor of the legitimacy
of child born after marriage; that the
stories of the husband and wife did not
agree, and that the persistent denials of
paternity on the part of Gardner, after
his wife's reputation was destroyed, were
occasioned by his desire to preserve his
church standing. 1t was, therefore, de-
cided that Margaret was Legitimate, and
the plucky factory girl finds herself vim
Dictated in her claim to be the Oldest
daughter of a wealthy landholder.
The case is very unpleasant one, and
may be said to illustrate the we'll known
truth that guilt is sure to betray itself
sooner or later. It is, moreover, re-
markable exhibition of heartless selfish
ness. The original offense may have been
the result of thoughtless impulse, but
the consi Segment of the innocent child to
the hardships of factory life, and the re-
sort to lies involving confession of
guilt, solely to keep daughter from her
rights, were coolly atrocious. We can re-
call no worse example of the kind, ex-
cept the unnatural hatred Of the Countess
of Maccles6eldt to her son, the poet Savage.
She is said not only to have denied him
all recognition, but even to have pre-
vented his father, Lord Rivers, from re-
membering him in his will, thus doing
her best to make poor Savage in time
type of his name, as he became.
1t may be said also that it was fear
full task for a daughter to gain her rights
through her parents disgrace, but their
stubborn denial of the recognition they
might have given without much, if any,
danger of scandal, doubtless fred her
with sense of unjust treatment, and
urged her on to victory. - Cincinnati
G1zefte
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18
Amongst the Fruit Men.
the HOUSE or u. 4. allison 4 co.

This is the season for traits and flowers,
aud the display Of the former that can be
seen on Davis, Washington and the adjacent
streets any day il astonishing. There the
dealers cOngregate as thickly as bees In u
hive, and for the next few months will reap
their harvest. They will handle ut least
ONE HUNDRED MILLION POUNDS OF FRUIT,
Arriving every day by steamer, barge and
railroad from the peach groves Of the Sacra.
mento, the pear and apple orchards Of all
portions OF the State, the vineyards Of So
lano, Napa, SonOma and other bay counties,
the cherry orchards of Alameda, and the
orange and lemon groves Of the South. As
may be expected there will be q busy time In
handling all this fruit, and the firms that
carry ON the trade must possess no ordinary
energy and capital. And they do. Those
part
VETERANS OF THE TRADE,
Men who have weathered u hundred storms,
and came out triumphantly. Amongst them
that OF d. +. Allison Il Co., Of 800 aud 81
forth prominently. They have now been In
business for ten years, and have found US the
fruit crop Of the State increased in magni.
tudc that their trade grew daily with it. Be.
sides dealing In fruits, they sell vegetables Of
all kinds, consigned TO them by farmers all
over the State-in fact do general commits.
sion business In all kinds Of country pro-
duce, including hides, wool, butter, eggs,
game, poultry, dried fruits and grain. They
have about $50 cOnsignOrs from different
parts Of California, including some Of the
largest aud wealthiest ranchers In the State.
IS. +. Journal Of Commerce.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

"a SLIGHT Cold" CoUGHs.-Few are
aware Of the importance OF checking q
cough or SLIGHT COLD" which would yield
to mild remedy, If neglected, often attacks
the lungs. "Bro,on's bronchial Troches" give
sure and almost Immediate relief.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

FASHION IN CoSsIASTrSoPLK-A cor
resposdent writes from Con.;xntinople !:
The Minister Of Police has issued .
no,iee ordering the faithful of 18th sexes
"a attend the nnsqDes ~ith greater riga
I4riay, and Threatening ii~ssr ~ho nststs-
ally say 4~zy tro1 The ns-g1e ~ItA
p9zishm~@f- he has also exlsaa~a the
wuasza % give ap thu f~=assas-ssx ser~6-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

A DOCTOR IN THE CLOsET-Trapper's In
dian Oil Is one of those harmless, ready rem
edies that every family should keep on hand.
Whenever there is pain, use it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-08-18

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! w@s AZ Altered H-&s- ti'~ s''~s'r
e"@ml"s's'n ~Iih which bal s-r~H en-.
trusted ~sigie'i 90 n'y nind- o'ef AID
over again in the siiliRe-s II the night !
opened the boA and ssr-d on the gems
What pr"'i ~as there that they ~efe not
mine! the box with Its brass plate heAr-
ing the owners name could be destroyed
in moment, and then Over and over
again the devil whispered to me, but.
thank God, resisted the temptation. l
would fulfill the trust confided to me.and
prayed fervently for strength to resist
the evil prOmptings of my baser self.
One day sat alone, the box unlocked
on my table, gazing with an irrepressiole
curiosity, wnlcn was onaoie 70 contiol'
on the Jewels which sclnt,iiateo Deiore
my dazea VISION. Inc door suddenly
opened, ana captain McFariane entered.
II Deg your pardon, DOCTOR, dldn
know you were engaged; out before
eouiG close tne Dox or reply, ms eye had
caught the simmer OF the Orlillants.
Hoiio! WHAT'S heref 49,. =,
Win urn hand ne closed the ild ana
read the name upon tine plate. Innocent
as was, lnvoiuntariiy stung oy the re.
memprance OF what my thoughts had
oeen out moment before quailed be-
lore MS eye.
know az now-tnat man was pol
soned-conslder yourself my prisoner"
! enoeavored 10 explain. l told every
tnlng as II nad occurred, ana appealed
10 the captain TO Delleve the story, or at
least 10 awaitlts reasonable connrmatlon,
oeioie acting on Ms rasn conclusion: lie
was l5creou!ous. one concession o.
talned, ana that was, that all should be
kept secret tlil our arrival IN port, and
that should not De P1oaicly branded as
suspected murderer before the crew.
A fortnight passed, weary fortnight,
during which l repeatedly endeavored
to shake the conclusion at which Captain
McFarlane had so hastily arrived.
Suddenly, without amoment's warning,
the captain fell sick.
He was suffering from low fever. I
begged him to accept my services.
"Never! You shall not poison me, too"
Days passed, and the captain grew
worse and worse; ne babbled in his de-
llrlum OF poison, OF stolen jewels; and
night and day l watched at his bedside,
Jealously excluding everybody who
might perchance overhear his rawlings and
rise up IN judgment against me.
One DAY the Crisis came. A few hours
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VETERANS OF THE TRADE,

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sore throat and hoarseness.
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Important 10 Persons Visiting
Now KOrk

'One of the best kept and most con
yenient Hotels fer Merchants and 9th.
ers to stop at when in New York is the
GRAND UNION HOTEL, nearly oppo.
site the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
kept on the European p'an-you there.
fore only pay for what you get. Every.
thing is frst-class, aud prices moderate,
adapted to the stringency Of the times.
You save the expense OF carriage hire.
and BY leaving your baggage check at
the counter OF the hotel, your baggage
will be delivered in your rooms, fifteen
minutes alter the arrival OF the oars.
tfee OF expense. We advise you TO give
fhe GRAND UNION u trial.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-01
Francis Murphy Will Probably
Come TO Cincinnati.

Francis Murphy, the celebrated tenn.
perance lecturer, who is creating suct
lurore in the Eastern cities, and who
was in early life saloon-keeper and
drunkard, and afterwards served q
term OF years in an Eastern penitenti
airy for manslaughter (in the killing of a
man by throwing him down stairs J, will
be invlled to labor in behalf of Cincin
natl drunkards. At meeting held yes.
terday committee was appointed to
enter into negotiations with him for an
engagement soon.