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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-11-22

me and let me work it ont my own way.
After supper, when Abner Pierce had
enjoyed another comfortable pipe, and
conversed with the girls concerning their
mother, as he had known her in her
youth-a subject upon which he grew
quite eloquent-Mr. Alexander Camp
bell came in, bringing the deed and the
mortgage, both of which he handed to
Mr. Pierce for examination.
ssI have made inquiries concerning the
property, said the old gentleman, land
am satisfied that it is not worth more
than the amount OF the mortgage, and
would probably bring much less il sold
at foreclosure. Your offer is o liberal
one; but I must first look at the mort
gage. This appears to be correct" he
continued, when he examined the instru-
ment. 1T is all properly acknowledged
and the signature is undoubtedly that of
Philip Merwin. I suppose the young
ladies will go to the county seat to exc
cute the deed"
The girls countenances fell at this sud-
den surrender to execute the deed.
This reminds me" said the lawyer,
picking up the mortgage again, .of an
occurrence that fell under my observa-
tfOA Al 40AAcnScC, NAcEc . LIICuu Ol
mine died suddenly, leaving widow and
one daughter. The widow was about TO
administer upon his estate, when q man
unknown came forward and presented a
mortgage similar to this, and for exactly
the same amount. II was examined by
lawyers who were familiar with the sig
nature Of the deceased and pronounced
it correct. Although there was some
thing strange about the affair, they could
find no flaw in the instrument. It Was
particularly pazzling to one of them who
thought he had transacted all the law
business of the deceased. He got hold
of the mortgage and brought it to me
when I was in Nashville. I happened
to have in my possession very powerful
magnifying glass that had been presented
to me-the most powerful single lens /
had ever seen. With this examined the
mortgage, and soon discovered that
forty had been raised from -four.
There was no mistake about it. could
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BUSINESS NorEs.-Baltimor and Ohio i.
quoted at Of; West Virginia certificates al
land y; Central Ohio skies 1911.
There is some talk Of another railroad
war. The Baltimore American Of Satur.
day says that an old and experienced rail
way man, speaking of the subject ycStcr
day, said: "Unless am very much mis-
taken, there will be faster timc during the
coming summer han ever before and lower
rates."
Bro. Clark, OF the Buckllannon Delta,
favors tho increase Of the State school tux
from 10 to 20 cents on tho hundred dollars.
II the Delta could realize the sacrifices We
have to make down here to scrapc together
the ton cont tax now imposed It would
deal more gently with us.-FdrkerHblny
Journal.
Senator johnson may have intended
and perhaps did intend, to, give us a Law
that would enable tho people 10 force The
Baltimore and Ohio railroad 10 give the
local patrons fair dealing, but he has over.
reached the necessities OF the ease and
drawn bill so stringent and containing
SO many needless provisions that il will be
impossible to enforce it.-Pdrkersbuug ISc1ui
mel.
Pittsburgh has filed a bill in the Penn.
sylvania Legislature for s4,OOO,OOO DANA.
ges to recoup the losses sustained in the
! ,Tuly riots OF 1877,
The iron interest shows some signs Of
revival, and in malleable iron the demand
and production will be very much increas.
oil over those Of last year.-Phiiadelphia
Lftiner.
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The Elm Grove Railroad.

Elllon OF InteIliseneer.
The question OF steam oil the Elm Grove
Railroad is simply one OF increased profits
to tho few individual stockholders OF that
corporatiOn-neither more nor less.
Worked as It now is by horsc poorer, every
public demand Is answered. The agitation
for the substitution Of steam originates
with the Elm Grove stockholders, and
they only, whoior their own profit would
sacrifice the paramount interest which the
public at large has in maintaining for its
own unrestricted use that great main ar.
terry Of Ohio county, the National Road.
To ask That the National Road, and the
reninsuIar Road, TOO, which has Just been
constructed ut great cost 10 the citv and
county, shall 10 handed over TO this cor.
pOration, Is absolutely aulaclous-thal
such would be the practical effect OF grant.
ing the legislation they now seek requires
no argument, It is patent TO every M.
prcjudiced mind. The fact that these Elm
Grove Railroad gentlemen have succeeded
in presenting to the Legislature numcr-
ously signed petition, should have little
weight, when il is remembered how read.
ily signatures are obtained at the solicita.
tion OF friends, and for their accommodation
tho more especially when but one side OF
the question Is presented and signers seem
10 lave really no personal interest al stake
But now that the question OF steam Is be.
ing agitated and understood, ! risk little
III asserting that few advocates can bn
found for the measure outside OF the par.
ties themselves certainly not ten per cent,
Of the public at large. As this is matter
purely local, legislation upon It will recess.
arily DO influenced by the members from
Ohio county, aud II behooycs them to SEQ
that the interests OF thegenoral public
whom they represent, and should protect,
be not sacrificed for the aggrandizemen Of
an insignificant corporation.
Pro BoSo PuBLrCo.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1870.

Hon. G. J. FAULKNER and State Senator
Butler, OF Jefferson, are mentioned in
connection with the next governotship Of
the State.-liartiHabarg independeni.
There Is no reasonable doubt Of the fact
that Mr.. Faulkner Is q candidate for the
goyernorshIp. II was so understood dur.
Ing his late visit among the members Of
the Legislature here. Ills strongest com.
petitor will he J. n. Camden. In connec.
ton with Mr.. Camlens competitorsllip
with Mr.. Faulkner, we may draw attention
10 the following remarks from Mr.. Faux.
ner's home Democratic paper-the Martins
burg Statesman. We quote as follows;
The Point Pleasant Register in express
Ing its own determination to support Mr.,
Camden for Governor OF the State at the
next election, hopes that Henry S.Walker,
Of the Courier, may also support him, We
can tell the Register that it was the known
support OF such men as Walker, Baker,
Burdett aud Bennett, with their under
strappers throughout tho State, that do
feated Mr.. Camden before, and II II Il
known that he Is their choice Il will dc
crease his vote 10000. II II does not result
in defeat again. II Mr.. Camden hut steer
clear Of such support he will carry the
State by 10000 majority. His candidacy
now rests entirely upon the uprising o
the honest masses In his favor, Lei
nothing intervene therefore to dash the
enthusiasm.
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Two LerlsIatIye 1llnn.ler..

MAnlnibuEy Independent.
Hon. G. ]. Faulkner returned homu
Tuesday flom visit Of several days in
Wheeling. lie says the Legislature Is
pushing It's work quite energetically i and
will DO able to make all the important and
needed changesin our laws before adjourn.
ment He thinks they made two great
plumbers, one in the Camden alleged con.
tempt matter, Ind the other in instructing
our Senators and requesting our represen.
tatiycs In Congress 10 vote for the Texas
Pacific Railroad subsidy. But on the
whole the body seems to he doing good
work, and will doubtless accomplish many
needed reforms in our laSsbef6teall ourn'
,Y,nnk
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Tho Escaped Nna at rar4sr,burs.

lArkeRburE Journal.
Last Friday night while the lecture Of
Edith 0'Gorlnan was in progress Mt Roses
Hall, the gas lights suddenly began to
grow dim as tho the gas had been turned
OF at the meter. A glance out Of the win.
dow showed that 1t was going out all over
the city. Mr.. Despard was present in the
Hall, and at once suspicioned the cause Of
the trouble. Desiring to remain in tic
hall so rs to prevent any stampede the
sudden darkness might have raised, he
dispatched Mr.. Calvert, an employe, who
was also present, 10 the works 10 ascertain
the cause OF the trouble. An inycstipa.
ton showed that while the nightwatch-
man was charging retort some misrreant
had slipped into the Green street gate and
turned tho stop.cock oaS to shut Off Inc
gas from the main. In two or three
minutes more the city would have been
In darkness. Rose Hall was crowded with
mon and women, and q sudden stampede,
which once under Roadway is Irresistible
would probably have resulted In a perfect
holocaust OF lnangled bodies and broken
limbs, particularly in hall with limited
facilities for cgress. Tho Gas company
arc investigating tho matter and intend 10
probe It to the bottom anil bring The pcr.
pctrators Of the outrage TO punishment.
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STOCK H0LDERS' MEETING.

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Tho annual meeting Of the stockhOIde Of the Nail
City Building Association will DO held a their reTl.
lar place Of meeting, on MONDAY, MARCH 3, iS5O,
oelOekf. ", Tor the election Of eight dltectOrS
and such other business d may TtduiTe thcr Sten,
ton. NominatiCnS will close Monday evening, Eeb.
.. JOHN W. BORING, President,
CRASH. DEtTERS, Secretary. rs IATh
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Don't let the blood stagnate in your veins
You ran prevent It's doing 80 by increasing IL
volume and purity, by stimulating the digest
I've organs, and encouraging assimilation
with that matchless vitallIing agent, Hostel
lcr's Stomach Bitten. People not afflicted
with any organic or inorganic disease, grow
wan and laggarl simply because their blood
Is thin, watery, deficient In nourislling prop
critics aud so nlCager IN quantity that the ex
tremitiGs are very impcrteCtly supplied with
Il, aud the superficial circulation extremely
feehle. Hence The blO0lless appearance o.
the cOuntCnance. But when the Bltters arr
used to enrichand quicken the blood, the rosy
hue Of health returns to tie cheek, the frame
liz improves, and no digestive 9ualms inter
Eerc either with It's qualification or the subSc
uuent tranquility Of the stomach.
MwkSw
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DlRRCToHn:.

Invested In Wall Street stocks
makes fortunes every month.
Book sent Tree explaining
BAxTER& CO., BlnkeEs,
81 y Wall ST., New Yort
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Ruslness M NJ MInro.
onsllering no work at tho furnace,

SS''0'S'S' '1'b II" 'V'N ~ EIIv IWIIIuVVl VIB
stores report tair business.
The p, O. & St. L. R'y. arc building
fifteen feet Of an addition to their freight
house here, they are also building a now
telegraph Office at the west end Of, and
adjoining tho freight depot, to 10 used
for the telegraph department. AT pres.
ent, the office Is in the freight depot,
The new Office will DO fitted up nicely,
and there will be q large bay window
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Spssial Nntassx.
Revolution 10 the Dressing Rooml
the almost unanimous atIlOn Of The parties d
tenpsted
CRlsTADORo's HAIR DYE.

CRlSTAD0R0'S HAIR DYE
has replaced The old wOrn-Out inventions for sOlorins
The baIr, which the better experience Of years had
proved % le Ineffective and delcterious. Unlike the
cOmpouudstbat -a
Make WAR
upon the health Of the hnIr aud dry up anil consume
the jHIces which sustain H. this nIld, genial aud per
feet dye Is found to he vIaliaIns as we'll as colorss
agent.
caRIsrADORUs HAIR PREsERyA1lvE,
avsluaOie adjunct to the Dyo, in dressing and pro.
OIIng the growth and perfect heath Of the hair and
Oi itself, when usCl aone-a safeguard that protects
the 0bru frondeCay under all circumstances and IN.
der al elImes. Manufactured by ]. CRISTADoR0,
No. 0S William 81, New York. Sold Sy ali Druggis.s
Applied by all Hair Dresscu. ianiS-NwHAw
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nBIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE
FOR SALE OR RENT

TlRuSTEE'S SALE OF CHAPLINE
i STREET RESIDENCE. virtue Of q deed oi
trust made BY Daniel Cushing and wife 10 INC. ID
trustee, dated February 1875 and recorded 10 Book
Nos Folio 49, will offer for sale at the front door
FEBRUARY 3, 1879 ut 10 o'CIo 4. ", the following
described property toWE Lot No i62 situated on The
west ode Of Chaplne street, between 23d and nd
streets, Centre Wheeling.
TERas or sALR--0ne-thlrd Tor as much more as
the purchaser may elect 70 payy Ia cash. and The bal
ance In equal inatalments In six, twelve eighteen
aud tWenty-tonr months, with SIX pOr cent Inter.
ct. The deferred payments 70 90 secured by
died Of trust on the property S0ld and an iusuf.
anee TO the amount Of 5000 for the beneGt Of The
-. ST. HrLDRErH, Trustee.
=, The above Ele Is postponed until SATURDAY
MORNING, FEBR0ARY -, At 10 o'clock A. NJ
fepio' s. p HILDRETiT, Trustee.
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on each side 50 the operator can see trains
from both ways The agent for both
roads says that the business Of MinSo
Junction has doubled since last March.
They ship as high as twenty loaded cas-
to Wheeling, and receiving from Eve TO
ten loads per day for Cleveland. HI
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A Good Word for Butcher.

rlTkersburg Journal.
NIB. F. Butcher, our representative a
Wheeling, made a speech last week 1t
iavoroithe establishment Of colored nor
NAL school. We commend our friend fol
his courage in doing this, and give /
hearty endorsement to his speech.
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UxEQuALrp in effectiveness, unap.
preached in cheapness, and unriyalled In
popularity Is Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. %
cents per bottle.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

HTriadrlphia Accommodation train only runs
between Wheeling and TrladGlphIa.
tDaily except SundAy-NewaFk Accommodation.
tSteu6envile Recommendations train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
Tins Ferry and Belairo, stopping when required At
Sherman House, Rtnavllle, West Wheeling and
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ELM GROVE RAILR0AD.

ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, December IS, 1878, The
" Cars on the Wheeling and Elm Grove h. r. viii
run M follows until further lotice:
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CHEAP HOME S.

5000 will buy Franc House and Lot ON Island.
$3.50 will buy twOs,ory House and Lot In North
$500 TIIl buy new twO-s'ory House and Lot in
$1,000 will buy anc Brick House and lot In East
Wheeling.
Five Farms, large and small near tn city, Tor sale;
one for rent Valuable city property for rut and for
exchange for good farm near the city.
Enqliraof
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The New York sloek speeul.,Ion.

The new combination method Of operating
IN stocks which MesSrS Lawrence { Co, Hank.
ers, \. T., have inauguratcd, Is attraction un,
usual attention In financial cirnlea 81 Ecat m
Of rs remark4ble .SicpcSS, L Il. ComstScE,
Of PrpTS9eNCh Invested nine times, and made
aEel 600 in three months, by using from SO
70 $50 capital. by this system, orders from
thousands OF customers, Iii various sums, are
pooled Into one immense capital, and opera.
Ted aS q mighty whole, thus giving to each
ShaFeholderall the advantages Of VAT Sai.itsI
and shrewdest skill PpoAtS ape divided every Iry
~ days, Any salouHt from SO 10 $4,000
SSan tS used u Messrs. Lawrence & Co.'S com.
htMqtlonS with equal proportionate success
~ will make SO profit In the month. son
Will return 81, 600, or spef cent on tho t;odk.
and 90 on as the market ySTir+ Me new cif.
quay giyes Two anefFi1g rules for silccess,D
Snd shows how any one Cau operate pnfIta.
bly, Nailed free. Stocks and bonds wantsd
boreFnment bonds supplied. AppIy q law.
renee = Co., Bankers, g Exchange Pace \, u
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men who have serious malieasance In Of.
ice to cover up are not generally careful
.oi anything but the concealment OF their
crime. They are not supposed TO be scru.
pulous about the destruction Of property,
II in the ashes they can hide the eyidencas
Of their guilt. m j !
AS 70 now many were engaged inthe
burning, both the trustees were OF the
opinion that there could not have been
less than two, for the reason that In so
public q place and at so early an hour, no
one would run the risk after having light
ed the tncendiary torch, OF encounteFinR
at the door some familiar face. There
must therefore have been some one at the
door to indicate that the street was for the
moment clear Of plSsers.by. In reply TO
the question about the Yale lock, Mr..
Maxwell expresses the belief that these
locks have come into such common use
that there Is not 80 much care
used as formerly TO make the
changes so distinct that mono but
the special keys furnished with the
locks will open them. His experience
with the well known jug locks Is Of that
character; time was, said he, when II was
absolutely impossible to find any key that
would unlock them, except the special
keys that were madefor them. Now they
arc about as easy opened as the comnOnest
paddock In use. He regards the whole
transaction as a very thinly covered con.
sptraCy. To the direct question, who did
the job? both gentlemen answered, that
y exactly what you and we aud the pub.
lie want 10 find out. We bowed ourselves
outand are forced to await future deyel-
opments to lot in light upon this myster.
ious affair.
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A NEW SrRUBESvlIlE AND WHREtlNo
PAOKET.-Capt, Nat Wintringer has con.
tracted with7a Brownsville firm for the
hull Of q new steamer to take the place OF
the Abner o'Neal In the Pittsburgh, Steu.
benyille and Wheeling tFRle, the business
Of that line having grown 80 as 70 make a
larger boat necessary. The hull OF the
new packet will DO i75 feet long, SO feet
beam and feet hold. She will carry
about 400 tons, which is double the capac.
lily OF the 0'Neal, and, being constructed
upon the most approved model and with
plenty Of power, Is expeeted 10 be one OF
the fastest boats on the upper river. Her
cabin will contain q length OF seventeen
state.roOms, and everything will be fixed
up In flrst.class order. The hull will be
completed by April /, and the entire boat
probably by the middle OF June. No con.
tract has yet been made for any part ex.
cept the .-SSelbenriue Herald.
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wJackson's best Sweet NavyrObacco.
Fhe People Want Proof.

IhCre is no medicine prescribed by physi.
clans or s3id by Druggists, that carries such
evidence OF It's success and superior virtue as
BoscHEEs GERMAN SYRuP for severe Coughs.
Colds settled on the breast, Consumption. or
any disease Of tho Throat and Lungs. A proof
OF that TACT Ia that any person afflicted can
got Sample Bottle for 10 cents aud try rs
superior effect before buying the regular size
at 20 cents II has lately been Introduced in
this country from Germany, and its wonder
tul cures are astonishing everyone that uses ii.
Three doses will relieve any case. Try It
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-28

Col. STEVE JaHERoE killed a dog on Sun.
day afternoon last, It may DO the last
Official act of Ills lie, as the new police
come In tomorrow, and we desire to have
IT duly spread on the records so that It
may behandedd down to posterity. It was a
real mean dog, and didn't want to die.
Steve emptied several chambers OF Ills
e9olHmhiad, and was reinforced by Lieut.,
Flynn, who distinguished hmselfand ex.
ttlngNished the animal with two shots from
his howltSer, improved pattern. The ior
W was SICK, and was going to die anyhow; 50
inc police were called in to put it out Of
It's misery. But it was the dogs iaNIt it
was sick, and not the officers, and they
9Grp entitled to the glory Of the victory ali
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sI,ehipr. Piles,

symptoms Of which arc moisture, like per.
spiEadonl, intense itching, particularly when
undressing. or after getting warm in bed, in
creased by scratching, might think pin worms
were crawling in and about the reGtum. often.
times shows itself around the private PARTS
"A pleasant and safe cure In every case a
"Swayne's Ointment" Ifallowed TO continue,
very serious results may follow.
l WAS GREAT SUFFERER IRON ITCHING PILEs
E symptoms were moisture, intense itching,
particularly al night, increased by scratching
soreness, etc. "Swayne's 0intment'' made
perfect Ctlre. ]. ". CltRIsr, S4l North Sc.
ond street. Philadelphia. ; -
Reader, II you are suffering from this dis.
trcSstng. complaint, or letter, any CFusty,
scaIy Skin Disease, use "swaynO's Ointment
Sent by mail 10 any address, on receipt OF
price, 20 oents box, or three for 81 Is, BY Dr..
s5%4yIe Son. $50 North Sixth street, Phila,
delphia' Sold by all leading druggists. gl'a
.H f. 90 .
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WE are surprised to sec so many still suffer.
ing with neuralgia and Rheumatism, when
they can DO cured, We know the feeling
which! exists among very many-s'that any
medicine which Is advertised must be q hum.
bug" Thismay be true in some cases, but
when we know ola remedy which has become
50 popular as lawson's Curative. and We have
such conclusive evidence Of tile Gooll Ii has
accomplished, II is more than folly not to
make trial Of It, and satiSGy yourselves that
all the proprietorS claim fOrit Is true. In snch
diseases as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, SOlatiCa,
Headache, Sore Throat, lame Back, and
Ioothache, wCcan safely say that no remctly,
either IN phySlUlans prescription or In propfi.
etaTy form, has effected more cures than Law.
sous curative M ,TThsAw
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PERSONAL MgNTloX.-Mr. W. H. Stricl,,
land, one of the most genial gentlemen in
the show business, was in the city yestOr,
day perfecting arrangements with Manager
Reister Tor the appearance Of Haverly's
Minstrels at the Opera House on the Sd
prox.
Hon. A. B. Fleming and James A. Wat.
son, ESQ., Of Fairmont, are at the St
james Hotel.
Gen. Joe Geiger lectures at SteuAen.
VILE. VI len, next Thursday cvpningon Swapping
Z Hprvey, the auctioneer, is on the street
again, after severe spell Of sickness.
SINCE the dissolution otthe firm OF Hervey
4 Pace, the former makes his headguar.
tiers with Prof. Schaefer, on the Opera
House corner. 4t.t =
Miss Laura Ross, OF Philadelphia, who
has. been visiting Mrs. Frank Hearne for
several weeks, left for home yesterday, "
Rey. D Il Greph OF Providence, X. l.,
lett for his home yesterday. !
DR.. AS: Todd, who had slight stroke
OF paralysis on Thursday last, is GONZALES
cent -
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va chnllenre The World

When We say We believe, we have evidence
to prove that 'Shiloh's CONSUMPTION CHEs i
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made iSas.
much as It will cure common or Chronic
Cough In one half the tINe, and relieve a lima
Bronchitis WhaopiAs Cough, Group and
show more Gases Of Consumption cured than
al othens. twill cure where they fail il IL
pleasant to take, harmless to the Youngest
Guild aud we guarantee what we SAY. Pfice
10 cts, 80 eta and $l.00. II your Lunus are
sore Chest and aApk lame, use ShllOh's Porous
Plaster, Sold by f. booking, Odd Fellows
Halt y, 3. dwight 2ilh and Chapiine streets:
!l.auEhlln bros. & Co., Wheeling. ana HuS.
bands q InSkeop, Bellafre