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Transfer.

The following transfer was recorded
ut the office of the Clerk of the County
Court Yesterday:
Deed made February 10, 1879, be-
tween Joseph Straub and wife, Louis
Straub and wife, Nickolaus Neidert and
wife, and Mary Straub to S. l.. Laugh
lin, for lot 5, in Buena Vista, for $3.50
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NJ. 10. ON saturday night, has no connection
for chicago or SanduSky.
puIIrnau Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping
Car Du all night trains.
t1u>. connections are male Tor All points
south and southwest. North and Northwest,
maxim, this a desirable route for cOlOniSts ana
parsons moving % the great West, and 70 NhOm
particular attention Is given. -
No q stops at all stations between Nheehhs
and Grafton.
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An article that is daily proving itself
to be the most certain, pleasant and safe
curative of children suffering from
Worms, ever discovered, is AcLdin's
Worm Candy. One box will convince
the most skeptical. Sold by most drug
gists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07

Persons earring the city for The summer
can hare the REGISTER mailed to them,
postpaid, for 65 CENTS pr month. Subscrjb-
erS changing their locations from time to
time cen hare he directions of their papers
changed By sending postal card 10 This office.
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Abeelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry-John
Becker.
Table Cutlery-Nesbitt X Bro.
Physician-Dr. Albert +. Stliel.
Wanted - Secondhand Buggy and
Harness.
I.Ost-GOld Ear Ring.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07

WALL Paper and Borders Of the best
designs, choicest colors, to please the
taste of everybody, at prices TO suit
everyone in want OF goods Of this kind.
Harbour 4 Dittman, 1869 Main street,
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do You Feel bad?

IAnguid. Depressed in spirit Chilly, have you
Headache, Pain in the shoulders OF hack, Di5Si
ness. Coated Tongue Fever and Aguc, and oui
ut sorts generally Nature i telling you that
your LINTE i failing tn do IT, work Aud the
stS,rrtiOus nf the system are hyiug ihrnau back
into the hlpOl dangerous results viii follow
unless YOU act promptly. Take STIFk'S llNTH
PIIIS al once These Pin, IN, a sLtndAi tvmviy
90 have been long IN use AMI arr hiLiiy nrum
mended says Or oakley, 81 pvtuiL Michigan
"SEIIEElS' LIVER PMS an Admiralty t-'snlAtc'
FOR bilious climates. AuiryW >anvr. at Joliet
Ills SAYS. ~ friend nCHumwcuJy,i tnc usy oI
your liNTR pms ami after using two 's,Nr, o'
Them wA> eutirviy Cuud eft a >sy,p' attack 60.
liver complaint" For sale 10y all puEgists
Price - cents
RE SELLERS 4 90, rrop'rs. Pittsburgh. IA
ing.n
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WHEELING. PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMoR
DIVISION

Leave " uNDllilA .ss''HV A. A''N -
Triadelphia Accommodation.
Is.fy,, Wheeling 40 A. N. 500 ?. n.
Ticket, % all principal points on sale Al depot
OHipr omen at an hours during the day.
Information tu the travelling public cheertuLy
given. W, VI. OLENl ~ 1 : ~, ~. Oi =.
X. n. DEVERlES General Agent, Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-07

FINE Oil Paintings in elegant guilt
frames, at astonishingly low prices, at
Kinks, 1905 Main street. Call and See
them.
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Pittshurnh. Cincinnati { ST. Louis

RAILwAY-PAN-HAND ROUTE.
Time table for East and West, April 2, ls.9
Trains leave n-Handle Depot foot OF Eleventh
street, near public landing daily, except sun
a IA fnllDW~s
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LEAvE

St.nbsnyille accommodation leaves Bellaire AZ
4.6r'N n. bridgeport at 500 and arrives at steu-
beuville at els P. n.
Leaves Steubenville at 80 A. n, bridgeport
Al 50 A ": arrive at Bellaire az 9:lO A. NJ
The StpubenVille Accommodation, IN addltlou
Ia their regular trip tO and from Steubenvllle
will make the following trips between Belaire
and Martins Ferry
bridgeport 10 Martins Ferry ............l0S5 A. n
............... l:0o Pm.
Bellaire .. ...............l n 80 A. N.
o. " .........-.ss..sss ...s.-sss- 81 T. ~
Stopping when required at sherman hOuSe'
tickets and baggage checks % all principal
r,intS in the Fast and West can be procured at
The ticket Office in Bridgeport. r. X Nh EkS,
iura General Passenger & Ticket Agent
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nhermnmeter Record

As taken at Schnepfs Opera House
drug store;
WEDNESDAY.
A. ". I'm. 2. NJ 'f NJ.
~ - 81.
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COLORADO.
HEALTHY, ATTRACTIVE.

Colorado Is the great Sanitarium and Pleasure
Resort of America IL Is elevated above the III
huences Of maSma. The atmosphere j. pure,
tonic and exhilemting. It, mineral springS are
numerous, and possess various remedial quail
ties It's wealth In gold and silver Il marvellous
The grandeur extent and variety Of It's scenic AT
fractions are without pamllcl. The pleasure
seeker. looking for mere physical enjoyment; the
scientist, seeking studies In natunci The artist,
for lofty inspiration from wonderful nalural
architecture, and the invalid who needs rest
mineral water and invigOniting atmosphere
should 10 to Colorado. The climate oi Coioraho
is peculiarly cfiiCaciOus In ameliomtlng anu cur
ing pulmonary diseases rs thousands OF living
witnesses who went Ia Colorado feeble having
become robust and healthy, can testify. Asthma
Is cured by a residence in Colorado; while uys-
persia, debility and ailments caused W over
work and an xiety are eradicated. The tcmpen'
ture in Colorado during winter months IL e9ua.
BILE, mild and especially adapted To me needs OF
invalids The Kansas Pacific Railway Is the only
line running through cans 10 DENY y. and the
only line by which Denver can he reached
through Kansas without change Of cars ande1
change Of ticket: and Its superb equipment IN
Pullman Sleeping and drawing Room Palaces,
elegant day coaches and It's new steel nails rend'
e- IL the fayorite route for tourists and invnllds.
nv addressing L. Is. GrOat, Gen'l Pass. Agt., You
,,tn obtain publications and maps full OF infor-
nation about Kansas and Colorado. when you
start foa Kansas or Colombo, be sure and start
right by purchasing your ticket over the best
line. the KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Il. Ii. GROAT,
Genl Passenger Agent,
o2nOoweag KANSAS CITY, MO.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
Bankruptcy Notice.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States for the District ~ Wet Virginia iu
Bankruptcy. in the matter ~ John T Daniels
bankrupt.
Notice i hereby given that petition has been
towit: on the 18th day Of July. l>-a flcl iu
the said District Court ny John 7 Daniels who
under the Revised statutes Of the United state
tital BANKRUPTCY, and that ON the S1th day Cd,
August lS79. al 10 O'Clock 4 ~, al The onlry Cd,
T. J Hugus. Register in Bankruptcy. No =
Twelfth stnect up sAirsl, IN the City OF Nh'r..
inc i'm said district ar the time AMI place
signed Tor thr hearing when aud Nherc !3u
may show cause. II any You have, Why III
prayer OF the said petition should not bc granled
JASPER Y. MOORE.
Clerk Oi the District Court oi the United stale
for the District ofWcst Virginia. iys>oaw
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TRANSPORTATION.
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG r. r.
Condensed Time Card.

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after May =. 1872. all trains will run
daily (excpt sunday. aS follows:
4 through trains 70 Pittsburgh.
. Through trains tO Cleveland.
, Through trains IN Chicago.
Pullman's PartOr Cars between NellSville ana
Hotel and sleeping Cars on all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R. CO.
ON ana after MAJ Il, lS79 Passenger Trains
will leave AZ tOllows-Wheeins time:
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ID. Aoeom. IN. EaPess
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A Bad Case.

Ubse'Hg AugrSt Is, 1879.
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LOst-Gold Ear Ring.
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EVANSVILLE. August 6.-Arrived-
Fashion. DEPARTED. d. Parker and
Silver Cloud, Cairo. Weather clear
and hot. River rising with feet in the
,koppal
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-02
VEGETINE
A Perfect Blessing.

WINoNA, Miss, April "a, 1910.
Mr. H. R. STEVENS, BostOn-Dear Sir: Alter
condiments gtc, allow me to state what your
ncOmparable medicine, "Ncgetine," has done
for me and mine. have been afflicted Tor nb iut
ten ynnrs with that terrible disease Dyspepsia,
and had tr ed nearly everything that has been
recommended MS a cure for it during that time.
Some of the advertised remedies gave me tempo
rary relief but have sometimes thought that the
disease returned with redOublnd forceaitera snort
respite. became discouraged, very despnhaellt,
and exceedingly i'll, pecVish, frctiul, ana unhhp,
pv in other words, ! thought the whole wofid
was against me. ] felt that was burden 10 my
family. When head Of your Negetine bought
a b ut of it, lIav ng q must in truth ackho"l-
cdgel no faith or confidence rhGtever in It's cura-
tive powers 1t was the " drowning man catch
ing ut straw" | commenced its use and fol
lowed instructions to the letter. | had hardly
finished the first bottle before Ielt Ike a new
man" ] continued its use, and in less lhan SIX
months | felt well as ! ever did All the pains
and nervousness left me, my digestion was perfect,
| and in few words, ] was us well rs any one,
| some two or three times since then after eating
some particularly indigcstible food, have felt a
| faint touch OF the old pain and uneas ness IN
my stomach Immediately take dose OF Vcge-
| tile and am all right. | attribute everything III
my case to the use Of your Negetinc. ] wish ii
could be put nto the hands of every dyspepllc IN
the whole land l am confident that it would
prove to them, as ii has to me, perfect blessing.
MAY you live long and prosper isthe wish OF
Yours, gratefully, .,.,.
CLERK Mayin House.
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prise and admiration. Science and CAPT.
tai united can, and no doubt soon will,
accomplish it. The advantages afforded
by this great body of water to the coun-
tries bordering upon it, in fact TO all
Central and Northern Africa, would be
many and great. In both commercial
and meteorological point of view its ben
eft will be almost incalculablc. Regions
now destitute of rain will then be plenti-
fully watered. Dry and desolate tracts
will soon become fertile ard rich in all
kinds of tropical productions.
Soudan, the one to be chiefly benefited
by this proposed new sea, is country OF
magnificent proportions. 1t has teem-
ing population well advanced in all the
useful arts of life, possessing civilization
fully equal to that of the Btrbary
States, if not of Asiatic Turkey
Its mineral resources are un.
bounded, particularly OF gold, copper and
iron. Its agricultural products are varied
and extensive, comprising all the cereals
of the Temperate and the great staples OF
the Torrid Zone. The people are supe-
4 rior in intelligence and industry to many
| of the so-called civilized nations in parts
of Asia and Africa afflicted like them
selves with the blightiag curse OF Mo-
hamcdanism. With everything that
constitutes the basis of national wealth
prosperity and commercial Importance
they are amply supplied. Even now
their foreign trade, with no other outlei
than by the slow, tedious caravan routes
to the Mediterranean ports across thu
terrible Sahara, amounts to many mill
ions annually. This could be immeas
urably increased when it shall have un
limited water communication with tn
rest of the world, from whicl
it is at present virtually isolated
In the absence of such enlarged trans
portation only the lighter articles O
, merchandise (gold dust and ivory, for eS
ample) can be exported. The souther
shore of this projected lake or sea wi
+ approach within one hundred miles
l. Timbuctoo, the capital of Soudan, an
d the far-famed metropolis of Central A
IS rica, which will then be only ten day
Journey by the steamer from Liverpo'
and about fifteen days from New York.
1t appears as though the accomplish
/ ment of this grand enterprise would fu
IL nish the only practical and sure meal
+ for the regeneration of the Ozark Co
Is tinent," by which it can be opened
the commerce and civilization of Eurol
l. and America.
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At last, the people OF the Bouse WONDER
ing that their customers on the IrsS hooz
were SO qniet. tapped at the door. lhe
slight sound at once put the detective on
the alert, and leaping up, he cried. Come
ir.'
.Fe added, "Mv friend here has fallen
asleep, and 1 thought would let him be
quiet for little while. What's to payf
We will be off in few minutes, Tel the
cabman we are coming"
The waiter having left toe room, Web
Der shook his companion, who was only
awakened with difficulty, and then he re-
commenced asking him questions concern
irr the murder at Taggart's Inn. But the
giant had become taci urn and surly. One
idea. and one idea only, filled hil h;ind-
that of seeing his wife.
Two minutes, and the strange conpan-
ions were once more in the cab, the horses
head pointed towards Newgate.
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VEGETINE.
VEGETINE,
The Very Best Medicine for Dys-
pepsia and Indigestion.
VEGETINE.

NEWTON, n H., March 9th. 1877.
Mr. II. R. SIEvENs-Dear Sir: Once more take
the pen to praise that king of medicines, Nege-
tine hen began to take Vegetine two years
aco with such marked benefit, my friends thought
il was stimulant effect, and would soon subslde,
eaving me as bad as before Thi king that some
OF those who read the stimonial which wrote
at that time might think the same write once
more 10 satisfy them on that point Since began
to take Vegetine, almost two years ago, l have
gained steadily until the present time at which l
self cured by Vegetne. Two years ago was as
low as man could lie and live / was confined t.
the bed for eight months. and given up To die by
eight doctors, some OF the most skilled III THIS
State.
They said had several diseases, including con-
SUMPTION heart disease and several Others, equally
fatal and must die. But Vtgettne, taken as last
resort, brought me through, and to tnat owe my
life. Since my health began to lmprove, nave
made a study Of sease and find tie cause OF all
my sym toms to have been Dyspepsia or lndlges-
ton, and also find that five cases OF disease OF
every SIX, are effects of the same cause. When
the food is not properly digested In the stomach,
it becomes poisonous, putrld mass VIII ch is alb
sorbed into the blood, and by that 1t is conveyed
to all parts OF the sys EN-, causing symptoms OF
disease in any or all OF the organs o the body ana
il this cause is not removed, these symptoms be-
come ID time organic diseases. have given Veg
etine athorough test in my own case and also IN
that Of many OF my aeQuaintHnees, and hnd II 10
be the very best medicine extant Tor dyspepsia or
Indigestion one of the symptoms OF which is usl-
ally the belief that you have some fatal organic
disease. am well known n the towns OF Coils
own, Weare, and Newtwn, Of This State New
HampShirel and can furnish an undenable cor
tnDoratiun OF all OF thesc statements VIII will
in-ly answer any letters OF inquiry i'll regard to
my case, or the use OF Vcgetine. .
| Yours truly, A. ). bDRBENh.
| If Vegetne is taken regularly according to di-
rections, a certain and speedy cure OF Dyspepsia
| yuil al
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SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PAPERS



The Republicans do not know what to
make for an issue in the next Ohio cam
palgn. They know from experience that
they can gain but little with the finance
question. Even Hayes when aspiring to
the Govenorship, declared positively that
no victory could be gained with this ques-
ton and therefore it was necessary to wave
the bloody shirt. The bloody shirt was
also this time to be the principal weapon,
but the Democrats spoiled their reckonings
by putting two Union soldiers, one OF whom
even is a cripple, at the head of the ticket.
Truly, we pity the Republicans when we
hear them cry, "A kingdom for an issue!'
[The Volksblatt7
Congress has at last adjourned-a daily
saving Of $l2 900 to the country.
Yesterdays Abend Postl.
The more particulars we receive concern
ing the murder of the Imperial Prince o.
France by the Zulus the palmer is sAowl
| the cowaldice of the English, in leaving the
Prince behind without even drawing ont
sword for his defense.
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The Cincinnati Star.

CHE DAILY STAR is served by carriers
to their subscribers in the City OF Cincin'
matt and in all impo tant Western cities
and towns for IL CENTS PER WEEk,
payable to the carrier. Or the paper Will
be mailed, postage paid to any part OF
the country for 50 CENTS PER MONTH
So per annum.
rHE STAR is the only STRICTLY INDIE
PENDENT NEWSPAPER published in
Cincinnati 1t is taken and read by
people of all parties and shades OF oplh.
ion, and it seeks TO present the news oi
all kinds fairly and faithfully, with justice
to all and with especial favor to none.
THE WEEKLY STAR-$1 PER YEAR,
circulates in all parts OF the country, and
is first-cass family newspaper.
ADVERTISING RATES-in Dailv, l2h.
CENTS per line, or 81 per square OF eighl
lines, agate measure. In Weekly, Y
CENTS per line.
Address THE SIAR
230 Walnut Street, Cincinnati, o.
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Read the Testimonials.
DIvrsyuUE CAL Nov. &. 1878.

DAvIsvIII!E, CAL, Nov. s, 1873.
cpAs, LANGLEY & Co., San Francisco:
DEAR Slgs l take great pleasure in informing
Won VI the most gratifying results of the use of
GARROLINE IN my own case. For three years
the ION oi my head has been completely bald and
smooth and had quite given up any hope OF re-
storing the hair -Four weeks ago | noticed the
adyertisemcnt Of CARBOLINE and on the recon-
mendation OF a friend concluded to try, a bottle
have now used IL less than a month and TO my
most agreeable astonshmcnt my mead Is complete.
iy' covered with fine, short, healthy growth of
hair, which las every appearance of ,continned
as rompletely rs ever it was in my youth.
taIe great pleasure in Offering yop this test;
monal and you have my permission to publish
the same Yours, truly,
'''e '''H'' CHAs. Z. WHITE, Davisville, Cal
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Remembered But Twisted 4 Little


know lady who keeps boarding
house--a charming woman, always
solicitous Of the comfort of her house
hold, but with a popularity. She ere
members faces but not names" Now it
never mattered to me that with every
cup of coffee or tea she gave me | was
rechristened. On the contrary, | found
it very entertaining. But this did dis
tress her daughter. All in vain she
laborcd with her mother, who smilingly
went on in her own way in spite OF her.
But there came time and occasion
when her daughter set her heart upon
her mothers addressing stranger cor
rectly. All through the day OF the
evening on which lie was expected, the
daughter could be heard to say as she
followed her mother from room to ROOM
"Now remember, his name is Mr.. Cow
dry!" to which the mother in every i'll
stance would reply, "Yes, dear, | an
sure / know it, Cowdryw The stranger
took his seat at the table. That blessed
woman, with smile like an angels ant
self-possession ! have never seen sur
passed, looked sweetly across the boart
5 and inquired, "Mr. Dry-cow, do yel
: take cream and sugarT
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Editorial Spinnings.

Nothing will incense q man more than
to get out OF money.
When man gets out of his head it
always makes him insane.
The low ours who declared that Katy
did told Il gras,(w)hopper evidently.
Crooked whisky may be easily detected
by tasting, as it is sure 10 produce wrg face.
In-fat-u-ate, as the cat said to the rat
when she went for him in the tub Of soap grease
The soprano sang solo that it was on'y
by chants that the words could be Distinguished
| at all.
The New York musician who under
tool; 10 play Il JOKE was sent to Sng-Sing for his
performance.
The gentleman who had a trom-bt ne
removed from his hand yesterday was able TO use
that organ to-day.
The sweltcling August days are hard
upon us. More muslin for our ladies and more
muzzIiu for our doss
"Anything to (dead) beat Grant" is
the wachword OF these chaps who want to escort
him from San Francisco
1t is a SANDER to accuse young ladies
OF going 10 church for the Sans and hms more
than to hear the sermon
The hotel runners at LeavenWorth
Kansas II man more tnan the cab men OF New
York City ever dreamed Of
Great Darlington, Mass, does not trust
the fame OF her Berkshire hills to render her i'm
mortal. She keeps her Monument Mountain for
| ever.
Congress has gone-not like beautiful
dream, but more after the manner OF night
ma e caused by drinking beer OIL cucumbers ane
| iCe-Cream.
A newspaper toast for the Fourth oi
July:
No pent up U T X contracts our powers,
For the whole boundcss alphabet is ours.
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IT was given in evidence at the Lud-
Iow-street Jail investigation in New York
yesterday that the Warden had been on
the same old drunk for two weeks at a
time-so drunk that he couldn't eat his
meals. With such vigilant, hilarious
and conyivial Warden it is not clea1
why Red Lcary did not escape before.