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TERMS Payable Invariably in advance.
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.
EVE-ANGE1TcAL CORNER,


Fair ones with golden Locks have had
their day Dark hair is now fashionable.
Garnet and jet-bead edgiugs are seen on
hats and bonuets of velvet, felt and plush.
Corduroy velvet is very fashionable for
both millinery and dressmaking purposes.
A lover wrote his lady-love to meet him
at the canon's mouth. They lived and loved
in Colorado
Oh, yes, they have ribs enough" she
replied as she laid down colset, "but
they don't feel like mans arm. and you
don't look for 'em Sunday nights
Parson (sternly) -" How could you come
to church to be married to a man in such a
state as that ?'' Bride (weeping) -'.It
wasn't my fault, sir. Ineyer can get him
to come when he's sober.''
A pretty boy of 16 plays womea's parts
IN Texas theatre, actresses of ability be-
ing scarce there but this dramatic use
tuiness is nearly over, for mustache is
beginning to show itself on his dainty up
per lip.
Isaac Bell who married Miss Bennett i
an ingenious man. They had wedding
cake four feet high, yet there was NOT
enough to GO around all his friends. so
Isaac had it photographed and sent copies
to ali who didn't get piece. This must have
been sort of fat cake.
Births sometimes occur in strange sjtua- 4.
tions. The Paris Rappeg relates a story
winch IN less serious paper would pass fer
an invention. In tie captive balloon a
young lady was taken ILL., A doctor from
Iarbes, who happened to be in the car. saw
her safely delivered Of boy before the BAL
Icon reached the ground, when cab took
| he mother and child to hotel. The hus-
band, son of one of the leading Manchester
manufacturers, presented the doctor with
o00 francs for his services; and the paner.
commeEds balloon ascents to doctors in
want OF PATIENTS while it remarks that y
child who bas started SO high in the world
promises toattain eminence.
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l1opeiulness az Element If Success.

CHEEKY manner OF speaking Of ones
own business is means Of success. When
Commodore Perry visited Japan in 1852 4
they built sham Notifications and screens
OF cloth to impress the foreigners with the
magnitude of their army. 4 certain bank
in Indiana once saved itself from panic
rush by rolling kegs Of nails marked gold
upon their sidewalk The old dodge of
young doctors hiring small boys to call
them out in the middle of divine service ii
order to make an impression of til Nc
mand upon their time may be moralR.s
jectionable, but 1t was sireWd It sNpsg,
an idle man to gain 'arsasA ''sceess: II y NJ
Is notl,ino - s,,,..es.sz stless as well asI
ID .s,a 4sss...s-.--l-zlsfhe community to loo
on the desperate side Of things. 1t is bo Il
right and expedient to go to work hoSS-
fully. The only possible motive now for
lugubrious prophecy of national decay in
trade is the impotence Of trade, or the
hunger of sorehead d..44gogue, or the
whimperipg remofSe of reckless failure.
No man wants to give credit to one who
confesses that lie is failing. No one wants
to buy of a man who advertises his want Of
skill in buying by complaining of perpetual
hard times, and by looking to government
interference for relief from his own errors.
Let every man advertise, and buy close,
and sell close, and turn his money often
and quit crying.
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Gen. sheridan's Report.
New York Time

New York Times.
The report of Lieut.-Gen. Sheridan to
the General of the army has been mace
public. Naturally, it is devoted to the
discussion of the condition of Indian al
fairs, and the proposition to reduce tne
army made by those who do not understand
the requirements of the frontier. Inc
m ilitary division commanded by 6enerai
Sheridan embraces the States of Mlnneso-
ta Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois, Missouri,
Kansas, Colorado and Texas, and the
Territories OF Montana, Dakota, wyoming
Utah. New Mexico and portion OF ldaho
and the Indian Territory. 1t will be seen
nv glance at the map that these frontier
States and Territories include within their
limits the restless bands of Indians, 70
keen whom in order the army is constantly
called into actual service. Dotted along
the frontier, from British America 10 the
| Rio Grande, are 50 permanent camps ana
nosts of observation. These are required
nv the exigencies of the Indian service.
The posts are garrisoned by four companies
Of artillery, averaging So men each, elgh'
regiments of cavalry, averaging 76o men
each. and eighteen regiments OF artillery
which muster about 450 men each. rms
formidable array, which, it will be seen'
severely taxes the resources of the entire
military establishment, gives one man &c
each 1870 square miles in Texas one te
. every rs square miles in the Depart
uant of Dakota, and about the same
oroportion in the Departments of Missour
and the Platte. Nevertheless, there ars
people who wonder what possible use ther'
can be made of the great army on tn
i frontier.
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VALUABLE NEwsPAPERs.-A offer of
es50.000 sterling has been made Cor the
London Telegraph, and declined by lis
proprietors, Messrs. Lawson, Levy & Co.
AS the Telegraph is rated fourth IL value
among the London newspapers, it would
appear that the journalistic market is at
least firm over there. The Times roughly
valued at e5, 900, 900, The Standard at e,
900, 900. and the Daags Meas at CT ,a00, 900.
Tie price asked for the Telegraph is a round
million. The circulaf; of these journals
is given ut 85, 600 dali for the Times, 49,
600 for the STANDARD, 125, 600 for the Nescs,
and 200, 600 for the Telegraph. In poirt Of
advertising patronage, The Times exceeds
all the other three combned, the Standard
sarpasses both the Nssss and the Telegraph,
and the former leads the latter. The paper
Of least circulation las the most advertising
patronage, and vice versa,
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THE WoRLD's TEAGARDEN.-The great
Sacramento Valley Of California is the fa-
tnre tea-field of the world. In 90 years
from now it will supply the new continent,
and in the course Of time will send large
cunsianments to Europe. The valley is 5o
miles broad By 45o long, where no rain falls;
it is watered by heavy fogs which roll IN
from the Pacific Ocean and any climate can
he had. It is along the base Of the sierra
Nevada range Of r,ountains that the Chi
nese and japanese are now busy cultiya-
ting the tea plant with marked success. =
London Grocer.
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HAzINa goB's NEPHEw.--A nephew o.
Col. Bob Ingersoll was cruelty nazea a.
Cornell University few nights ago. he
was bound hand and foot. gagged. ana tneD
taken to stone wall. Here he was sus-
nended head downward, and was given 70
understand that unless he would 40 as ne
uas hidden be would be dropped TO the
ground. His nustache was shaved on nls
faca colored and his clothes ruined with
paint,-N, +. Post
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The Canadian House Of Commons
apartment is carpeted every two years.
The carpets always purchased in Eng
land. A new Speakers chair is needed
every session, not on account Of tho old
being worn out, but because it is customary
to give each Speaker the chair be sat in.
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POETRY
A MEMORY OF cHtLDHooD.

"A mEmCRY OF CHILDHOOD.
child asleep when stars were new,
In dewy breaths of grain;
A wind that fir Dm the southland blew
Faint chills and coming rain
wlye-song with its sparkle through,
As joy that conquers pain
So moves my memory tonight.
murmur when the wind grew still,
Which was not rain or air
The tremble of passing thrill
From heaven open there
1 woke, as children sometimes will,
Because the world was fair
somoves my memory tonight.
think that children hear in dreams
More songs than poets find
Their fancies bow as wayward streams
Through grassy meadows wind
For them the nightly heaven CLEANS
With stars so bright and kind
So moves my memory tonight.
Charles II. iSchinR.
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WHAT THE WITS SAY.


Last falls tile is not this falls style. -
Transcript.
of-10.h-8s k-9.- WhiteAaH Times. &
9 0 2.-Syracuse Times.
The worst thing about handsome wo-
man is some other arm than your own
Neriden Literary Rerorder.
Consistency, thou art jewel" as the
office boy said when he got the paste the
right thickness.
Every man is made better by the posses
sion of a good picture, if it is only land
scape on the back of hundred dollar note.
N, 0. Picayune.
Cider may be good temperance drink,
but can manage to get so drunk on it that
| kant tell one ov the ten commandments
from bi-law ov baseball club.-JosA
Billings.
At a recent sherif's sale in Lebanon Pa,
collins went at dollar apiece. At this rate
for few dollars a man might have laid in
enough coffins to last him lifetime.-Nor-
ristoUp Herald.
Dry those tears freely flowing
List trumpet and drunminpi
If Duferin's going,
The CampbellS are coming
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SAN JOSE LI7ERATIcs.

CRUEL EXCoRIATIoN OF A WASHINGTON
CITY POET,
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some compliment on the classic beauty OF
such ipcomprehensitle trash as this:

Bombus pennsylvancus is figured.
These insects are destroyed
By voucellus, Conops or Tachna.
And several species of Anthomya;
Anthrus-Diptera, Anobrium, beetle,
Meloe and SiyOps-Coleopterl.
Antherophagus tHoly Moses save u.s.
And also by the Chalcis or four-winged fly
This last elegant epic is illustrated by
gaudy cuts OF Rocky mountain locust
mashers and patent horsepower bug
crushers, stolen from the Patent Office Art
Gallery, to say nothing of two full-page
chromos of creeping, crawling and lying
monsters of terrific and demoniacal aspect,
that must have been conceived by some
artist in the very crisis of the jim-Jams'
The book ought to be suppressed at once.
1t is not only most execrable piece OF
literary balderdash, but the extracts given
above show that it's tendency is to corrupt
the morals of the youth of this country and
pander to the vitiated taste for the sensa-
tional and false views of life created ID
their minds by unrestricted peruAal of the
San Francisco papers. That there may be
no mistake, we will state that this perni-
cious volume is entitled, Department OF
Agriculture, 1877.
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BAIEEuL PLANETS.

ON HUMAN LIFE-GREAT NEWS FOR THE
DOCTORS.
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If an assortment is ordered lesser guam
titles than one hundred will be furnished at
same rates. Cash must accompany order.
Postage will be prepaid. Address,
NEW NORTH-W WEST,
DEER LoDeE.
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| A resident of Grand Rapids, Mich, in,
vested $4,000 with Chicago broker. He
lost it all and was sued for S3 rs of bal.
ance. Yet some people laugh when You
speak of losing over 100 per cent.-Csncin-
natl Commercial.
Said Mrs. Fltz- Maurice " The dear child
is such an ETHEREAL creature, and so delicate.
You will scarcely credit it, but she lost a
hair-pin out of her head one day last week,
and she has had fr1ghtful cold ever since. -
Virginia Enterprise.
Doctor \. is a man of inferior ability and
poor shot. But every year he takes h S
vacation and tramps over hill and dale with
his gun on his shoulder. One of his pro-
fessional friends said it is the only season
of the year when he kills nothing.
Chari10rS
A man can always tell exactly how tall lie
is by walking through low door in the
dark. Next morning he can measure the
height of the door, and then measure from
where it struck to the top of his head, add
the two together, subtract the swearing and
multiply by what o'clock it was when he
got home, and the result will be his net
height -breakfast Table.
" What's the woman charged wish ?''
said the court. "She's dead beat, va
grant, your honor" said the officer who ar
rested her. Then the woman spoke up and
said If can prove that Pm all right
will you let me go home ?'' "Of course
said the court. Then" said the prisoner,
" hers's the family Bible, by which you'll
see I'm Moll Wright '--'s Saw my LED
Off," shouted the officer, who saw the point,
" If she hasn't beat the court, too.'' And
the court dubbed his nose with his forefin-
ger and gently murmured, discharge the
prisoner. ."-1Kobile Register.
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San Jose licrald-Argus.

VIM. g. LeDac, an obscure author of
Washington, D. c., has forwarded to us a
large volume OF poems in the blankes5 kind
of verse on the most absurd subjects. We
suppose he wants us to gush about the
tender pathos, rhy,hmical measure and
elevated sentiments of the folio wing:
The Chine h-bug is confined in its depredations
10 The grasses and cereals; alternate
our timothy, wheat, barley, corn, etc.,
Upon which 1t fiourshes, with any of
The numerous crops upon which it flourish
And you materially affect its power for harm.
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Blanks for Sale.

We have in stock the following Justices
Blanks, adapted for any township or county
in Montana. and in conformity to existing
laws. The following are the prices:
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF T1E
UNITED STATES.
Authorized Capital. $500, 900.
Paid UP Capital NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000.
Permanent Surplus Fund ................ S50,0U0.00
Dividend paid March A, 1874 74........... 10000 no
Average Deposits proceeding six months, 4S5 000G0
Invested in U. s. Bonds. ................ 214O00OO
We transact general Banking business and buy, at
highest rates. Gold Dust, Coin Gold and Silver Bull
lion, and Local Securities; Sell Exchange and Tele-
graphic Transfers available in all parts of the United
States, the Canadas, Great Britain, ireland and the
Continent COLLECTIONS made and proceeds remitted
promptly. Our facilities for handling
SILVER ORES particularly good, and this
branch of our business will receive special attention
Cash advances made upon Ores and same shipped for
account OF owners. r WE WILL BUYF r
CASH at the very best rates allowable. Owners OF
mines will consult their interests by calling upon
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Regular advertising payable quarterly as due.
transient advertising payable in advance
Snccial Notices are 90 per cent. more than reg.
aar advertisements
Local advertising Is cents for the first insertion
10 cents per line for each succeeding insertion;
lines counted in Nonpariel measure.
Job Work payable on delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-23

S.evteaviA< dooomyoddiio,-Leaye. Bsllsire al
~ p IN; Bridgeport SO N; ntives al Sled
'enVlllr $40 p nj: leaves seuben lille al 6:l0 O.
~ bridgeport 30 3. m arrives Al BelIshe at
$50 M.
Titkeu pnd Baggage Check, TO all principal
points In he East and Wet can b procured al Tho
Union 1ieLet Once, Met ure H0use, Wheeling,
aud at Ticket Once In brds, port
?. Z. MYERS,
my:s General Passenger and Ticket A1ent.
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30 keeply between.her pureself and the
bold eyed airt / would pray Tor ior'
giyeness, and she would forgive me.
Sprinsing to my feet, / rushed 10, my
desk.s / drew from 1t pen and paper and
wrote a letter Overlooking with remorse
and tenderness. Tread II and re=read It.
Then leaving II upon the spot where il
was written, I stood At the window and
waited for the .tardy dawn, very jealous
Of the slow hours that kept my missiye
away from my darling.
put out my candle when ] left my
desk, and the room should have been
dark, but as I turned my head, alter a
long and anxious feyerie, saw It was
full Of pale radiance like that Of moon.
light. Ii startled me. Whence did the
light come? Had miracle occurred ?
Had the moon risen AGAIN? -H4r
Suddenly, amid the silver light APP
peared still white radiance. Il slowly
took form. A female figure 10 white
garments 30 brightthat they dazzled the
eye, stopped bending over my letter.
1 remained motiOnless-to speak or
stir was not In my power-and gssed on
the strange object with terrified intensity.
The figure seemed 10 turn the pages Of my
letter with its transparent hand. 1heard
a gentle Sigh then the head turned to.
wards me and saw face knew-the
face seemed the loveliest on earth 70 me,
endowed with mysteriouSly divine
beauty for which no man can find words
the aloriHed face Of sweet Grace Hun.
ter. ~. m
AT the sight I burst the bonds that held
me-bonds as tangible as though / could
have seen them-and rushed forward. !
stroye to grasp my love, or her shadow,
IN my arms. A shock, such as one might
experience from an electrical machine,
flashed through me, and l fell powerless on
the floor.
When / recovered the day had dawned
and under the blue morning sky the city
had awakened but my day never dawn.
ed again. My heart never awoke to LIES
sweetness.
To end the story 10 very few words,
Grace Hunter never reached her home
that night, and was never heard Of again.
The family imagined that she had re.
NAMED with her friends, and we're not
anxious about her. / had left her within
sight oil her own door, and why she did
not reach it | shall never know. But |
do know that in some wonderful manner
she died that night, and that her parting
spirit paused in Its flight to bid me a long
farewell. FIJI. ...... ,.t,..-
have outlived my youth, and the sus
picion that fell upon me and embittered
many years Of my existence but l shall
never outliye my remOrse for that nights
wonderful work. l shall meyer ouIlIye
the knowledge that in the madness caused
by wine and an evil woman's enchantment
l was the cause Of my darlings death.
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Interesting 70 Applicants for the
~ West Point CndetRhip. ~.

DR.. Hullltsn OF this city having de-
clined TO serve on the Examining Board
to convene al, clArksburg on the. 27lh Of
this month for the purpose Of examining
applicants for the vacant cA1sehip At
West Point, Col, Wilson has appointed
Prof. james F. snowdeu TO the position.
We are glad to know that PfOt. s. has
deter mined to go and We feel sure that all
applicants from Wheeling as we'll as else
where need fear neither, isvOritiin OIL
partially In the award 10 bs made,
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a Healthy Body AMID a gear Head

n Hehitny DOuyhuu u Cieur hieuu
II indigestion, constipation and bilious.
ness tormen. the body, the head cannot be
clear. These disorders react upon the brain
most hurt ully. and produce ClOudinrSs
in the organ Of thought not experienced by
q healthy man. Happily these brAin'op.
pressing maladies may be entirely diSpell.
ed by that pee rleSs Alternative, nOStetter's
Stomach niiters, which cheers, refteshes
aud invigorateS the brain and nerves while
Il regulates the organs OF digestion, Asslm.
ilation and bilious secret on, It eIpels the
morbid humon which poison the system
through the bowels and urinary passages,
and exerts powerfully inyIgoratiny inau.
ence as well. it, cathGrtie action Is never
irritating, violent or painful, bat ever nat.
oral and progressive. AZ an appetizer and
sleep promoter the Bitters u unriyallet; 1t
mitigStes the iu6rniihes OF age. relieves
the ailments peculiar TO the gentlsr ser,
arrests premature decay, and builds up an
enietbled physique. eod4w
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DIYAHD TAYLoK says "I take great ple's
ID uIe In recommending 10 ptrenis the Academy
Of Mr . c. shMtiIdge Hon. FsrninEo W!od, a
patron, sayt ~ chteffully consent 10 the U.s. O.
my name - reference" SHlrHlN Z. sHOR !.
LUCE (Harslrd A. ny Media, Penns. BaJ''
fs.dszr
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
I'Hos. J, KISNBR, ND.
i oypIcH Asp cosagI11Es Rooms,
2a4o MAIN ST. WHEELING VA. -

StVV """ w. ""Issut y"
Can Be consulted on natter pertaining 70 hi,
protesalon either IN English or German,
hrUhie diseases Of the Head Threat, LungI,
Heart, Liver, stomach, Blood, q Organs,
Nervous syGtrm, Re ale Complain and al Con.
Btitutiora' Affections treated Iucreaiully.
Cures alleass Of PLEA Modification from busl.
ness hedIeipos furpishSd - denied. NisbteAllI
promptly answered IRON the oface. je29
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"Miss Hunter, II you please. Mr.
rutherford" she said, i've have both
made little mistake, easily rectihed
ielt a, I stood looking at her that
The effects upon me Of the wine l had
drank was stronger than | had thought
hui / gave no heed to the warning oil my
viddy head and rapid pause. =,
NJust as you please" lsaid. VI should
think that 0 jealous woman would curet
sny mans life, III 90 now, won't trouble
Vol, any longer. Good. bye"
I'VE we're not at the door Of her houpe
"a we're about half 4 block from IL; By
Iurned on my heel then and there and
Lieit. her, IsLsggsrsd a liItle-asl walked
aTay. and I was hot and angry. ! made
NV nay home, and without undressing
III n,,3n nv bed and dropped asleep.
Tn 10 hours I awakened sober. l 81
nm and looked about me, rhetcenea Of ih'
W IN Ssenrfed 10 me wildly. IsaV
NV b1smsworthy l had been and \ ter
ribIe grief oppressed me. l put N!
head down upon my hands and ouIst inl'
,ssrs. / had lost, her and with her al
ltbNt life made precious. Then hop
Sa~ned upon my soul. / 6onld write 4
lbsr. tell her how, unused 10 liquor "a
Tasthe wine had affected me. lWoil'
tell her to my sober sell ihere NAs y
charm In the person who seemed y
enchant me the evening before, ~,
/ would draw the comparison N'
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-11-02
New Advertisements.

Mr. r. T.. Thomas, OF Stewart county, Is
announced &c a candidate for Floater.
Mr.. j. W. Scales has a law card in this
issue. His Office is in the Chancery Block.
w. H. Drane and Mrs. Bette Drane have
qualified as Executors of the estate of Hugh
NJ. Drane, deceased.
VI. L. Joslin, agent, the man who ''came
To stay" has a special in this issue. He has
moved to his old stand on Franklin street,
and has a No. J stock OF saddles, harness,
etc, on hand.
w. J. McCormac has moved into his new
gallery and is now prepared TO take all
kinds Of pictures in the best of style, and at
reasonable prices. Gail and see him in his
new quarters.
10. NJ. Fowlkes agent for Wheeler 4 Will
sons sewing machine, has special in this
issue. His Office is with Philip Iieber In
the McCormac building. Call on 10. when
YOU want anything in his line.
Read the card o. W. :. Kerr, contractor
and builder. Mr.. X. Is recently from Hunts
willie, Ala, but is a native Tennessean.' He
comes well recommended, and persons hay
ing building TO be done would do well TO
call ON him.
V. l.. Williams, the boot and shoe man
corner of Franklin and Commerce streets
has "a new advertisement on our frst page.
lie has received his entire new stock, and
the public is invited to call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.