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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

Do you know that there are strange people
In our community, We say strange because
they seem 10 prefer 70 suffer and pass their
days miserably, made so by dyspepsia, and
liver complaint indigestion, constipation and
general debility. when ShilOh's Vitalizer Is
guaranteed TO cure them.
Sold by e. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChA& Meenkenoeller, corner Main
and TWenty.second streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

Fos UGwARD9 CT I,HIRTY YEAEs Mrs
WInSlow's Soothing Syrup as been USED
for children. 1t corrects acidity Of thu
stomach, relieves iIind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dyssntey and dtGrrhaa
whether arising from teething or othel
causes. An old and well.tried remedy
2b o5,tI a bntts. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

Everychild born Into family is thought
to be- worth "a thousand dollars" 10 the
parents. Why then should ;;lley not b.
cared for from tnl...:.cy to maturity? Reel
the ml.". iiin aud teeth right by sOzrDoST
and you start them right. MYEAY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

PALArApLE MEdlcIxKs.-Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral Is a hOneyed drop OF relief; his
Cathartlc Pills glide sugar.shod over the
palate; and his SAISsparilla Is Q nectai
shat imparts vigor 10 lilo, restores the
health aud expelB diseases Waterford Pa
AdpeTtiST. Ddw /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

We have a speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth, and bead
ache, in shilOh's Catarrh Remedy. A nasal in
Iector free with each bottle. Use II u you de
sire health and sweet breath. Price 50 cents.
Sold by 2. Booking, Agent Odd Fellows
Hall, and ChaS MOenkemOeller, corner Main
and Twenty-second streets MwHAeow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

srocKs The market opened firm and was
strong IN the early d,alinEs prices advancing
Y toy pr cent IN tue general list, AXE krlt
and Wtstern, ManhattAn Elevated, Tie tOal
shares, Pacific Mall auI Michisan Genital
leading the Improvement After midday Tie
sAlts 10 realize pr its caused u reaction which
WIS assisted by the ruIuUr tnHt President
haye, was ii I'D III nl,lrad accident anu
maj saltsa firmer tOne prevailed aud parti4l
noIyery tnsuCd. Louisville and NAsllylIls
ro.e from t2g " l25, aud liosrd u l2i
Tho transaetlUns alllUutlya 70 2Ss, wv shareA
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wheeling Live stock HRrastt..

HOOs-Market brisk At s. 7Sai is per h., in
prime packing, lots.
UArTts-This market Is dull at present, cat.
tie scarce and In demand. We quite young
cattle, from 6OO to wv lbs, at ~ aSc; bulls
2ha3c; 6O0 " 80 lbs, 31sAs%c; aUD 70 LOU
lbs, YIfa3No Cattle offered at present are
both western and native.
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While the events above narrated were
transporting, a young man possessing a
dignifed bearing, and eighty.tiye cents In
money, was Just entering the brilliantly
lighted town OF Couponville in search oil
his level. 1t was a larger town than he
had ever before seen, and be was conse.
quently somewhat dszzled aud bewilder.
ed. He began 10 be- doubtful about tind'
ing bis level that night, as the evening
WAS rapidly wearing away, and another
question was beginning 10 trouble him,
namely: How was he going TO reach TIT
higher walk OF life without more money
How was he to be hlgh-toned gentleman,
aud live In a loflier atmosphere than thai
which iarvaded the meat shops, with s.
snall rum ss elthty.ilVe Eenta IL hlt
pocketY As he walked gloomlly along thu
strange thotOuvEE!!:a!.aa,, busy with tnese
troublesome reflections, he hear! LOUD
tones Issuing lrum mansion which ht
was ju,t passing. a moment later tn,
frUnt door opsIed and 0 slight iemRlt
figure hurried silently out into the street,
aud passing by him with quick, deter
mined tread, was soon out Of sight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

The Violate Belt Co., Marshall. Mich.
viii serd their celebrated Electro. Violate
Belts TO the afflicted upon thirty dayt
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them
without delay. nav &,
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George Adolphus Clarendon was q
young man Of pleasing presence, whose
age was not far from twenty years. His
father had long and successfully CON
Quoted a most exemplary meat market at
the corner Of Market and St. Clair Streets
In the thriving villageot westiord in Cen
tai New York, and had amassed com
petence by fair and honorable means.
But the son held the meat business in ab.
florence and steAdlastIy refused to enter.
tain the thought Of following 1t Tor livei.
hood. He conceived himself to be formed
Of a quality Of clay quite above the aver.
age, and was often heard mutteriug inco-
herently in his sleep about the "higher
walks Of lile." Old Mr.. Clarendon was q
stern father, and he determined that II
George AdOlphus would not sell meat, he
should be compelled 10 engaged in the
distribution OF tracks, with the heels to-
ward the paternal mansion. George Ad0l.
plus accepted the peripatetic alternative
with cheerful alACrity, aud went on an
Aimless tramp. He said lie was going In
search Of his proper level.
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Financial and Commercial.
wn..llnr ,ynele.aIe na.l.e..
orncr DAILY IsTr1 ; g

UFtICk DAlLN lANkLblhAFbeAHL
WuEELlH0, Tuesday, June %
Business Is very 20 in wholesale circles
and the prospects are that 1t will continue
There Is 4 decided upward tendency in grOce
ries and provisions, especially In sugars sh'
latter attributable to the extraordinary fFii
crop, In dry goods there is fairly active
trade. The stock market Is only moderate
Fruits are moderately plentiful, but Rthel
high. as are also vegetables
The quotations gwen in tho following re
ports ART prices realized on wholesale transao
tons, u:llez otherwise specified:
APPLEs Demand good at firm prices. We
quote Clioice eating apples ata$S 70a4 " PEI
barrel
Commission merchants report a
good trade. WequOte choice to fancy grades
at SAl9c, grease 90,
CANNED GosDs Quotations: Peaches, 8 b cans,
per do1, new, y lD;2 b cans, new, 81 IS;
b cans tomatoes, 81 80; sweet corn, 81 10;
common corn 81 IS; strawberries, 2 % cans,
81 6O; blAckberries, 2 b canS, 81 40 raspber.
ries, . b cans 81 90; plunlS, , b cans, 81 80
lima beans, 2 b cans, 81 So; cove oysters, b
cans. light, 76c; 2 N cans, 81 80.
CHEEsk-We quote prime new Ohio and
Western factory nj 9hc, according 70 quail.
nrirn FHrirS - oniet ard steady Ne
quote Apples at Go, Peaches 50 toE prime
nav ~. RsITns nav. invers A. 90: Valencia
TsiSioS nav. Az.
FaGs-FHir demand. Weouote strictly fresh
nj M mar doz
Fr.THKHs-In pood demand: live geese
40,i5o
Fnn-No q small markerel bblR. IS 90;
No. 4 medium mSckerel. a 20; 10. = 81 S0s
an an 'Hsu'u'A tH~'A''e'' W. ave- " :" W.
F,om -Mnrkst vood. patsntsatIn Clos
a IN JnbhInv quotations an ID follow:
WhIte wheat ianiiiy n Y5aS Co. rye eour As Is.
Frn,rs = Nh NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Id u M 50
mar b1r: tomntoeS SSaS 81 per lnPRe box, small
pneS 7ScaT 90: strawbrrr,es SalUc per
NM. lemons mar box. al Sa6 So co.
c "Sn 'u' nsr i'm I. siaS 90. e M
I'M. N SOa2 rs per barrel; kale 81 ga
q 90 per barrel; potatoes, 81 IGal 50 per
barn.l. nav tsotatOt-, IS OOa8 Is mr. Gat-
raj PFnufR OniUnl W bl ilAF ltlE IektlEt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-23

llGu Y, lAbgy en- LAAI g. AAheyI
sailaBIA LsSb Lpai, ESOIuASIOs and OthsI,
IcILNCEEr.
b. Vihus Il IdrrRs En- pr,d Ia the Municipal
.G.rd NhN Lax, 10 The IbQIS entitled eiuSe, 90 ihE
IA d. u Ah, ~ The andUi Slgntd, special Com
Es9ssnII sSi Ia alt dGter. viii, On
AtUEDAT, The lob DAY OF JULY, 1850,
Eiialtg al 10 OtLcEA l., sell At public auttlon, Ut
AitV dare Iav CSuIt li0uA u Tho eUunty. 10
nsstbsd sdist, ibS foil wing described rial -
n,IAtnIOuIi The o TIh 'No-IhlF > part, Tor
rJ5sf iFSi ID Gid'h, Il ~ IuluberUd ihirty.nIne
Il, I,ai,Sl 0B sAV Sasl Ille Of MAIN street, near
tIA nI 3 Ia The sl!& WheelitE, l" Ohio Co.,
Esir.
fsIUrv S,tA -Oosthlrd Of The purchase money,
h4,4s iarSSf a.tI,IA5 Purchls may ehct, e
~ ID. Sadaarf !htsO'q'ul annual Install,
StrI Ul,A ihsrR lf.n Ih" day Of sale, the put,
aAs' u a's '"oIi 9Th Etu:ity for the d lerfrd
A'u'aiI "a IAS lille " he lp'4inAt a. additional
HgiII 5.Il l-S FutChA,s muuSy Jll paid.
WV. ER SINE,
WN, +, HI bBARD,
WH'uSs, JGD,S. 1850 T1Bts
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When Maud recovered from the shock
which her fathers angry words had giveu
her, she Immediately determined upon
course Of action. She resolved that she
would be turned GU. OF doors before SHE
would consent to 90 TO the opera with an
antediluyian relic, who waited for her In
the parlor. She called her father back and
told him her determination. The result
was that the proud young beauty wat
promptly elected through the hall door;
Tor she 1t was who had passed Georg,
AdoDphus as he wandered on In search Of
his level,
When Mr. Muggleton had waited 70,
Maud until he was tired and on the point
Of leaving, Mr.. Muller entered the room
and apOlOgiEing for the non.appearance oil
his daughter by saving thas she had .
violent headache, begging him TO cont
again in few days, as Maud would then
be- delighted to see him. The truth wa
that Mr.. Muller had no idea Of Furnishing
his daughters disobedience with pei
manent Punishment. He reasoned, tina
she would surely go TO some VI Der friend'
and return in psnlIpncs In The morning.
l
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cIMMnNc, LIVER DISEASE and Ind'gas.
olmHiONo Iiob prevail tO'a Er-alFI extent
than prot ably Iny other malsiy, and n li.t Is AZ
vars lnxlnusly AIuRht after II the Liver II kfEula.
ei 10 is Seton health ID almost Invariably secured
I, digestion or NAui Of AetOu 10 the Liver tAps.s
Headache Constipation, 1AundieS Pain 10 the Should
en-, Coughs DiIrinoI sour sumBeh, bad asl1 In the
mGuth bilious atIaekG palplA lob u The heart, de:
EROSION Of SpIitA OF the blues. and hubdrsd
other SymptOlhL 6iNuOsS' lIykR IiEouLATOR IL the
bFs rFnSdy that has ever been deoVsd for tht.e all.
mehs Il AcIs mildly, edrctuAly and btibg almple
vegetable compound, Gao do no inyurl Ia any quanu'
ugs that II mEy 30 taken. Il Is harmless IN every
Say; II has hem cd for forty years, aui hundreds
from all parts u the country will V0ueh Tor liz viz.
uFs viz: IN. Alexander II, Stephens Of ueoTEia;
ME . RiIhOp Ftrre. u Georgia; john GIL
llN En- ShOrier, OIL AlAhAmAi GSH. John Il Cor
Ion, 4. l. Mott, Of Z Oiumhua, Ia, are SmOpg the
hundreds TO whom We eAh TaieT. Extract Of letter
Irom lion. A'eIAuder II. stephens, dated March .,
S7E "a occaslOnAlly Use when ny condition requires
Il, Dr. SiInmOhS Liver Heguh or, with & cd effect.
Il mild aaj suits me better than more active medi'
-pEcIli.hTnR .ItII not the quantity eaten
vi. thSt RlVea .irength, life,
blood and heal b. II tho thorough d ostlon Of The
Ocd taken let b. much VI little ThSreivrU, do not
stimulate up The stomach TO craTo iOod, but nthsr
lstIt digestion alter eating BY tAkifg
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Of, tloSt, A. ~ TiGS9S SI, 70 oS M :
,sssSssi y n, sOaH hJls' q jay , ~ X,
: n y, ~ ~, ii A,st aud DS.! Sid'sf' ~,
a., " ~ - III ous 10 s4a.Ie n tsOs,Sa
sslN So, d Ias tisy u "noollat lSIaTL ~,
81 san Sas-Ila1, &s'eI go q, Io,.
hn S''.,,iSIIt PIiat % lae SS -, ~ az, "nL
SSti q Sa' AID LsGSInE ,i Sa:' ~, tsS
- l',s' ''i' "a, hIl Ut aIs oTasi ~ saiS
o., 80, NJ lhsnsr gH'HinilJ ,hiI!y 1 IISs
sga a,h Y & l. 10 tieO!Es v. Long, l.s I.H !,
s't i,.I e, \ 10. tbitJ s's is'' Two in'ho' u
= ,S'Ls rlSS ' us.thlri Of the purchase 1i
II" q .of, ., TO" Plfeh Isst MAJ eiSt'
SsisiS T,n.I,,lias 10 tao'qan insLai'nSnHi
~ ~, y ,on ~, sIIh in'e's, iIom "a, q
is - .fiSE ayIss, 'scAFeI % aeel VI HU'''
- ? oprt, !, u'lI.yel 70 be per
ipti .t w =, paGS,' .hiI e.9,sI CulJ such
u ~ !, a. o. .Ald o. o. ttlst.
a,B1'""s iIIIAN T. rUbhAADI Ltull9S:
~ SSrinR. ~ ~
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oEWER BUILDING.

SEWER BUILDING.
OrdtrI for sewer plPA making srsr, sss ISiI al
lea, so1tb STREET. OF seat TO atorgS JohSI WSlsTis.
Obi. viii receive prompt Aushilon.
OrisrI from The country especially solicited, % ~
can ,hIp direct irVm Ihe SoFEs.
Jones Chimney Tips srs The boIt cure for rllOLtDE
ehIupsyL Fint-cllEa VOFknGn to Ist them.
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Jump into q well. You'd have a sur,
thing them
Maud, with n shndder M
"Yes," replied George Adolphusi vi
would spoil the we'll"
Maud felt that George Adolphus was
right. True, he did not appear to enter
very much into the tragic spirit oil the
situation. lie ought TO have dropped
mon biz knees and imploTed her % forget
her trouble and zip little longer the nee
tar Of life, He ought 10 have pictured TO
her imagination q iair.baired girl lying
with paliid face and marble form In the
silent bosom OF the canal, where the dol.
phIn sports unseen and the mermaids
comb their locks In Ahadowy solitude.
But lie did nothing Of the sort. He told
her TO 70 home and practice In the els.
tern.
Maud thought the matter over for mo-
ment, then bursting into tears she wrnng
the hand OF our hero and ran swiftly
home.
George Adolphus stood upon the bridge
and watched Maud till she was out OF sight
As be stood there, wondering what Il was
that weighed so heavily upon the mind OF
this fair young girl, he saw something
at his feet. He stopped and eagerly picked
II up. II was u golden hAir.pin Of peculiar
pattern. II occurred TO him that 1t must
have been lost by the girl when bhe took
down her hair. He put 1t In bis trousers
pocket, thinking that Il would be handy
Thing to pawn for bis breakfast. The
nn,s hR tried 10 forget about this iAlF
pirl, and the previous circumstances under
which be had met her, the more persist
emily they rose before him. Presently he
found himself laying out plans TO find out
more about her, and then 1t dawned upon
him that he was In love. Hethen T. lelly
removed the hair.pin from bis trousers
pocket and placed 1t next bis heart. II
was now getting very late, aud the police
we're beginning 10 glance suspiciously at
our hero, and 40 he turned into more 70.
tired street aud determined TO search for
a cheap lodging place.
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Old Mr.. MuggletOn, whom we left at the
residence OF Maud's father, wended hit
way homeward, filled with bitter disap'
pointment. He had long regarded Maud
with tenderness, aud had desired to offer
her his hand and fortune, and now he telt
that be was rejected, He had seen nearly
four.score years Of batchelofhood, and Il
was getting monOtonOuS. He dragged
himself YEARLY and sadly home, and re-
Tired 10 his couch In wrelchedless.
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George Adolphus followed swiftly on
.tor ,bo vorry lady hardly kpowino wb,
'e, -" ~. sasIi. I""a.,',iti,, -, =,
no aiu So pus 'eennS i'res'S''0'y u'"wh y,
some nnacoounlabIe ptesentment that all
was not we'll with her. In few moments
No ,oma mn Nth har and ioIlowed nj n
w s"n' w W." 80 $50 'S's
little distance, Watohlng her movements
with the keeneSt Interest. But Maud wa
40 ip,ept upon some purpose which lay
~ - sIi,,aI IL Ia, Loa,, H., .ha Ala No,
deep hidden IN hef heat' 'nAs sue u'u no'
notice him. The street now began to be
deserted, but still the resolute girl walked
,.ridlv nm Atlspvth A small H., A.t,..
'aPe! ~ ~, : $50 .01s.9lluse
actoss 1hS canal was ieAched. The girl
pausSeua; va wa heI purpose 3 desperate
. NJ, nUIse 4to!pnus Atkeu hlnsell
iimss. W ~ ia sS y nl peIlhe " nt
n,%n,inI v .Oms,L Ts s.osI oetIn !i i nv
M" bsavSnn SS;.s.c..E 70 L M enecs Lh ~.
rolled At her feet would soon S s@SIas sH h.,
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s4tS-Pe5 barrel, Ohio river $40; Pitts
burgh 81 10,
clover, q 6Oa5 w; Kentucky Blue GraS, pei
bush, 76as5c; Orchard GrAss s. w.
Wool-Quoted Al iUai6c for choice washed
and one.third OF for unwAshed. Market dul
with very little wool
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1;gI7SiEg', s4LEOF EAST WHEEL

! ~ y IA d lr''a, uEie BY ~ ander Z
- ~ mae Han 'OH, hts :. iOthO ln.
~, \. ,IlsI Apl u, IL 9, ard feSotdta
R, III, sa,V VI LIE COUNTY 'ourt o. Vhit
~, Nj ylndSl',t IL l'eed Of Trust n0ok 40 u
,,TUhDlY, JULY 10, 1850,
- Al 10 S'SLeLA ~, pos Vi 70 eel a. I'M
ls-ls'''l.' ~ t.ufl rOuSv OF UhiO csuhiy, Motl
s.l - .b,,t AID bal bidOef, the foil y.
W., ~ ,,vs,lI,, ILAt 10 " ~; so mu' u
,s'sa,d ! nJ'ls0 4 10 AkhASl ulAhlln
-. I ~ ellJ v AhEsllnG, il ono e,uniyl
S+Yp,iL Z, u ibrG4't Niihln 1he 'ollOslnt
s',l,S " bEiHai, { T. Dan a. tnS t'I!H
~, efS-f si Isats abb elAtA tbteu w TT
~, ,,n,b ,Ifsgi,l; thrI &C 10 As pth ny al
- -. ~, ia wan sd Of sixth for ia oil
~ I,sI,.aI, lis, lei; thrnce In q vest
-, Il ~ tils st hSnI ADkls stu the al
-,s.I ,5s, IGtaJ, lao aud halt (I4tIl l5el u
-, -, la uF,bgtiJ llTecA0n along . lilo.
,,'Ni1s Nj -, eth aide Oi olJth lOf yAeot
"a -tI.l,.aTs Isl let Centre lIr JAe0t
49, in ~ rsHtTiy dlnellUn alobg thl
-, IS.t4uJ Vi LtulrS lot tlileohth t1fpt Y
-, .l,oLaI O.alE taIsl lat 90 Centrp (Vf H.
- mn lTVa 10 plaGv Il Veslnelhg, irohtinI
,,.,t,.N al I.AEIi let, add runhiUg Taek y !
80, t.Icuga, Of ITra width, seVehty-hte l1e
fiuwutG -0nS-thlfd Of the purchase money
~ EU.s 20 ., he purchaser may elect 70 pAy
4 ~. IN rnidsI 10 tH1 tqg4l ipsIallnuhu
: levi, II 1ith.Vsn ROntbs, with 10 crest tIou
hJIaS ygrsis,sf Ei'ibt nOIe, secured " peeI
4 IfsL Il t,isfT-i PIJHitnh u,
ikaisI,ih Nd yFOIrrty IL believed 70 Be per
h, " wiASH Trusts shall sVUEeJ onlJ such
~ u 3 Js,.ol 10 ne W ID Del ITuG
ALlX ISbER BOSs 1TBatee::
VA HuLFa. Aisk,bsET. o.
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m-a,,l.sIA.M, prOceed 70 ell, q
SsstdT ~ Y A., T,tn hvIss VI nhlo county
psS1 ~ ~ : y ID Iss n.ios'I aud Ds't oltdsr g.
n E;,ry "a. To- an. = 10 :: r Z 4. e
rd.As s.Ta '',S.I and ,l1lJ, Vi the addition u
Ha~si = - Ill Oh 81 rrtSr fArnAll, iohI
auii n !, =, IsiI,.d East Wheeling hAyinS
hI,a II.,i, thnI ive', d [aHninS lhS nc,
bsG = l'a! lta GiIia Il lh'F'J lee, Il1ly icy,
I.i's - M .' & ,s' nd 10. and dlviAIns hi
-, Il, I'sH r,,.lnlrd Of the purchase mon
Ia t| -, !, The purchaser may "lDet "
q, ~ :; ia.lliSJ eIu a iastAlilnSntlrA ~
pi s',t ~ ~ ,aIa,, sta luEefvst from day u
II "a! , !, aGsE " s,secArsI ~ deed 0i trust
y ld.rsi ~ s''u ,,,.,, , 1, b.lIsy.d 70 DO per.
~, ~ .. -. - b. s.!I dss-I VI trust.
ell H' m IAI T.. HUBBARD, Trnstea.
% uIltkk Autl1u ~ W
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DILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, de-
y Tor neat Bill HiAdA LsttaI HsAdl, h0ls HEIDI
Cltas, Dc, % 10 he DAILY IntelaltnpR JOB oheA
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ELpaASr HAIR is woman's browning
beauty. When 1t fades she fades rs we'll
While II 10 kept bright, her personal AZ
fractions are still maintained. BY pre-
serving the hair fresh and vigorous
youthful appearance is continued through
many years. Those who grieye oyel
their fading hair turning gray too early
should know that Ayers Hair Vigor pre-
vents It, and restores gray or faded hair d
its natural color. Its clear and health
full preparation, containing neither oil
dye, nor anything lelstsTious, aud i'm
parts 70 tho scalp what Is most needle
Ia sense Of pleasant and delightful free
dom from scurl or dAndruf.-NaV Bern
IN C) Times.
LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEBLE.-If 20,
wish TO hs healthy and beautiful, taxi
CoLDESs LiEniO's LIQUID EXTRACT q
BREP D4w.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

NlS,lUSER'S SALE OF THAT
v pnsth Giant nus pro- stty formerly known
n he EnRd rsa4.
10 tbs asaidFl sSHa wheeling;
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II.
Maud Muller was the only child Of 70
tired banker In the sleepy town Of Cou
pOnyille, an aribtocratic village in one o
the eastern counties OF Ohio. Maud,
charms, both physical and mental, were
the rarest ever lavished upon women, and
she had been favored with every adyaut
aye Of education that money could pur
chase. Her beauty and accomplishments
had made her the idol Of a large circle d
Young men, to not one OF whom she had
ever given the slightest encouragement
they swaTmed under her chamber win,
dOws on moonlight nights aud made the
long hours hideOus with their caterwaul
ings, until old Muller got tired OF Il aud
stole around the corner OF the house with
gun loaded with tenpenny nails and lei
drive at the tlJck, killing three outright
and wounding four Others SO that they
died on the following morning. That was
he kind OF man Mr.. Muller was; but ht
was exceedingly iond oil his daughter and
had always been kind to her.
One evening as Maud was emerging
from her bOudoir, where she bad been
scrutiDizipg large mirror and dressing
for the opera, she was met by her father
with the Information that Mr.. MuHgleton
waited In the parlor.
Now Mr.. Muggleton was an ancient
fossil who had taken great fancy to
Maud, aud as he was man OF high social
standing and great wealth, Mr.. Muller
had thought best 10 encourage him as
much as possible, hoping that hi- daughter
would have the good sense 10 offer no OBJ.
lection on account OF age.
"Mr. Muggleton Is waiting" repeated
Mr.. Muller.
swell, give him my compliments and
tell him TO keep on waiting" returned
Maud, with some spirit
"But don't you intend TO 90 DOWN. Are
you going to be rude?" .f
~, yes" replied Maud, with IN injured
air, "l'll 70 down and stroke his shiny old
bald head and ask him about his children
aud his grandchildren, and III ask him to
give me some personal IecollectiOns oil
Noah. And, II you like, III go 10 the
opera with him, and III ak him II there
was better talent on the boards when be
aud MeLhuselah were youngl"
"NOw, Maud" said Mr. Muller, "you
are making TOOL OF yourself. Mr.. Mug
gletUn never cav Noah In his life. As u
grandchildren, you knVw.yery well thai
be Is bachelor and hasn't relative III
the world, 80 far Us he knows | com
mand you 10 present yourself ut once, aud
II you don't behave properly there will b,
young lady about your size begging bel
bread In the streets before she Is aware o.
it."
With these words the indignant iathel
turned on his heel and left Maud TO choost
which alternative she would.