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me ne..I Ever Knsu OF.

J. G. stafkey, a prominent and influential
citizen Of Iowa City, says; q have had the
dyspepsia and liver complaint for several
years, and have used every remedy could
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saw your Shiloh pitalirer advertised In our
paper, and was persuaded to tryit lam hap
py 70 state that il has entirely cured me. Its
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Price IS Cd
sald BY {. Booking, Agent, Odd Fellows
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The pride Of mother, the LIE and low Of /
home, are her children, hence her grief wher
sickness enters and takes them away. Take
warning then, that you are running terrible
risk, II they have cough, Group or whoopinI
cough, which leads TO consumption, II you d.
not attend 20 Il 81 once. Shiloh's Consump
ton Cure L guaranteed 20 cure them. Pic,
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SIDE or chest U.S. ahiloh's Porous Plaster
Price 9 ca. Sold By z Booking, Agents, ODD
Fellows Hall, and Chas. MoenkemosIler.
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PoR UFEAEps OF IHrElY YEAEs Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup as been used
for children. It eoTTects aeidity q the
stomach, relieves 5iiid colo, regulates the
bowels, cures iypaitsy and diaThaa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-sried remedy.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
TAX NOTICE.
OF DISSOLUTION

s0,ies Is hsrsby giren that ibs wheeling IuTni.
turs onFany has " nat feG,eni aillolIea NJ,
q IEtfled ~ ths diTSetgu q sd CauPtby: Az
nsrt5,s hTvfpS eiIins GEaItS; The Cruplny Etu =
n thSif MI a onea. Also I'll Sh9 arP indsbtsd g
NJ CSmpapV will cal II ones the Company
49, ~ TIeutfSth street, i6R BettlemenL
n oFdsr Il he wheeiing FlrniiuleCe.
y AUG. quaker. President.
- sAUS @. SsUER Secretary.
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snLoH's oATAREH RExEDx.-A marvellous
cure for eatarh, diphtheriA, canksS mouth,
and headache. With essh bottle there L an
ingenious meal Injector TOR the more Surcess-
FL treatment Of the complaint without extra
charge. Price 50 cent? Sold by & Book.
ing, Agent Odd Fellows EAn, and CFas,
Goenkemoellsr. TsAIoN
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Once yearly, August IS, or thereAbont, oe'
cnrs Inc penning or controlling OF these
animais. This l. done 70 brand the OBJ
euIipg and dispose Of 70 purchasers, who
are notified Of the Occurrences, the older
stock. Its sald that once broken, Chin
colleague pony is ever after traetaoie. In
build they are stout and compact and look
not unlike sdiminutive Norman stock.
While here 3 number OF them concluded
to change their psstur4ge, and broke pell-
NELL from their domain, swan the inlet
aud came through this place as though
they were the incaFnate spirit Of the wind ;
10 bot pursuit followed their owners, and
the excitement Of the race was scene
those who witnessed will not soon forget.
Sor 1aoRSLEss ROSE.
With all the advantages which make this
most desirable retreat, when the mercury
is in the ninedes, it Is not an Elysium. An
noysAees are here as elsewhere. The pestii-
erous mosquito, noxious to peace, to
morals and society, when the land breeze
bies him hitherward, Il am glad to say he
Is not a permanent resident) puts in his
time diligently. Unlike our home insect,
he hath no music in his soul, being too
busy 70 attend to this accomplishment;
but in courage, diAbolic intent and trench
ant thrust. be can discount his musical
congener largely. His companion in arms,
the efficient flea, who takes no vacation,
although he may change his base
OF operation forty times minute,
exhibits a pertinacity, which, II ap-
oiled TO the ordinary transactions Of
&c, wonld place him high on the roll Of
lame. The unscipturA denunciation Of
bis genus which may be heard, finds SOL
ace, for the time, in the daily drowning OF
The same flea in the salt water At II A. n,
the bathing hour) when also, inyigorated
By the bath, he Is ready TO resume more
ietiye operations as soon as resuscitatton |
occurs. bad intended description Of
he capture Of another innocent" q two
hundred pound shark, but mus: de.
er Tor the present. His jaws l have placed
or a time 10 the office Of the INfELLloES.
,KR, for inspection. &. VIII.
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PA1ArAsLE MrdIcxEz-AysFs Cherry
Pectoral Is honeyed drop Of relief; his
Cathartie Pills glide sugar.shod ever the
palate; and his Sarsaparills is q nectar
that imparts vigor to LIE, restores the
health and expels disease Ratrf9rd Pa
AdftsrtiL.e nav
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A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEN OF
"a Wbttline BSllAlro, BndEspgt and Alrtln's
FeFFy. foF alle-six aerss on Q. 7. K r % esutFe
81 Fifth street sxtsnSon, Hh i or In lots ih-
eludlng the Walnnt Grove, NaTtln's Ferry, 6eAa-
tilul plFk With E1thr TuaniuE through e. Unioa
Itrucf % The nsrh Hil b Gxtsnded EsltEgrd 70 H.
ieTSFet FlIh street ~ GIT EnEiOs thus GA1riinEn
hglutifui dTite Arout d Tie tAfE. Wm. D. Cibeit A.
Nosre, JE., Sc estate Col. tbs. Ella, Jr 1 JIG
Drtnusu, Ag't, hArrin'S FsfTy. -
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me yoltAIe Relt Co.. Marshall, Mich.
viii send their celebrated Electro Voltaic
Belts 70 the afflicted upon thirty days
trial, Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write 10 them
without delEy. paW
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the nth day II September. 1880,

A. zoe o'eoek p n, nlns parcels q Ytluahis Real
Tstats. Al exyeiient OppsHuni Ter pioelnbg
bai ding siss vil b. oasF6d = property llTlFilhJ
ssls l5T q iudjeiAl aisl.
Poi plfii:alsn a 10 location, 4e, Inquire q The
laE OGre u NGrilnb Ferry. n1io, q
&. A. BREMEN, Assignee, Ae.
MAET1's FEEHI, u, ssP'tnbG 9, lssS
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X. orr.
Meeting Of the Graud Lodge at NeWburE,
YA.-RepoFt ofthe Proceedings.
NEwBuRs, September Z.

Ediion IntellEeneeI:
The Grand Lodge of K. of P. ot-west
Virginia, met this morning in the Castle
Hall of Damon Lodge, No. 5, at 10 o'clock
precisely. When the roll was called the
following officers were at their stations:
PIG. c., John W, schultzei G. O., Ber-
nArd Stanley G. v. O., John E Stuck
G. p, L. E. Hirst; G. N. of E. John F.
smith; G. &. Of z. and S, John Rufus
Smith; G. n. At. A., ]. q. BuId, g. l. g.,
George P. Warner.
The following Lodges were represented:
Nos. !, rs, 4, Sc, rs, 9, 10, II, is, 10, 20,
q, %, sixteen Lodges in all
The following named members were
appointed to fiji vacancies on the Com
mittee on Credentials; John Hunter, 80.
5, Chairman; ". I. Logan, No. l; u. Il.
Smith, No. %.
The Committee on Credentials reported
the following P. C.'s entitled TO seats in
the Grand Lodge; James Ross, ]. u. BIZ
zer. George Btakeley, w. w. sehnek, pA-
lid Henry, ]. 7. LAnnahAn, VIM stan
hagen, ". B. AMMAN, August Whithuhu,
Charles E. Compton, Charles carp, Louis
Ereebolt, Isaac Linton, Josiah W. Beard,
J. G. BarIlt.
The following P. o.'s we're admitted %
Representatives. ". 7. Logan, No. 1 9.
II. D. L. Smith. No. 2; James Ross. No s;
Geo. Blakeley, No. 4; VIM. Stanpageu, No.
5; Thos. U Bishop, No. 6; Frank Klare,
Fo. Z; James h. Stout, No. s; Adam He'll
TiRel, No 0; ". ]. Heaton, No. 10; S. p.
Nycum, No. y; Thos. D. Bennett, No. 49,;
e, E Post, No 81: u. q. Smyth, No. 2si
Charles E. carp, No. III @. i. Lester, No.
20.
Grand Chancellor B. Stanley read his
annual report, which was well received by
the members, and was withal an able
document. -,
The q. @. appointed members TO fill
vacancies on the various committees. 4
call Of the lodges was then had for bust
ness. The different officers reports we're
distributed TO the appropriate committees;
The lodge then took reeess qntll bali
past one O'Clock ?. N. G. K. OF Il. q ).
reported Is follows;
Eseepts-Juiy 1. z z
Dtshais' men N ~
Due unfortunate " u
MEMBERSHIP.
Intt,ted
Ad siited By -,
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che GateIligsnter.
n nm 6ornpfNa "a
Delayed Letter from n wheeling Man So
JournIBE NJ Ocean City, Maryland.
CoxaEEss Hall, OCEAN CiTY, Nh,
August %.

Editor futsll'gsnesr.
A sojourn Of a month at the place desig-
mated in the superseript will enable your
correspondent TO speak somewhat know
ipgiy Of what pleasures and aeeOmmOda-
tons It affords to those whose tastes lead
them to the oeean'ssids during the heated
term. As our Atlantic coast north Of lat
itude SS' Is already dotted with summer
cities and towns, many OF which within a
few years have grown metropolitan in
character, and which ere long, united,
will form vast marine city, whose popu-
lation VIII Justly becalled flOatng; it seems
BETTING that the locality otthis one be de-
fined, for here are many surroundings
that place Il over and shove its more pre-
ientions neighbors. A glance At your msP
will exhibit forty square miles Of the
State OF Maryland sandwiehed between
the State Of Delaware and the two
counties forming the northeastern
shore Of Virginia This area, extending
from Chesapeake bsy to the Atlantic,
gives to Maryland all the seaboard she
possesses. This frontage, or beach, sep
Grated from the main land, is vast saud
peninsula, extending from Fenwick light
house to Chineoteague Island, distance
OF forty miles, and enclosing broad and
beautiful sheet Of water called Tinepuxent
Bay. On this peninsula, eight miles from
the southern line OF Delaware, Is situated
Ocean City, comprising in its corporate
limits fifteen or twenty acres OF sand, on
which are erected church, shops, stores,
postoffiee, telegraph Office, United States
life-saying station, drug store, saloon and,
lastly, three large and commodious hotels,
home.like in their administration, which
dispense Q generous hospitality to their
guests. Il would be an invidious dis
finction to speak Of these separately. They |
are all frst.clsss in seaside appointments
Some conYeniences afforded by hotels in
anger cities, it Is true, are wanting, bnt
where the rooms are airy and clean, beds
md bedding good 10y this l mean all that
S comprised in the word, and table supe-
.ior, We tolerate star candle for gas. and
he quick response Of the attentive ser
amt 10 our call in lieu OF an electric bell.
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4 ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

Jhs underlined, ~ aHlEnss q Ad0aiInA p. NsV.
I,ni md 50 eial AIstsF Commissioner Sitba B'nont
CgGniy Connoa "a. G9s ~ shSss se5se q
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FOR SALE.
FoR SALE.
Is Shares Stock in Belmont MiII.

opsrOOA RrIsE HOass, ven finished, Nth fun lot,
90 lie liver blnk OBe Of The finest IisES Is0ut he
eiiy. WIN eel % long tinA
ses L IRWIN, Agent.
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TIxEPuxESr BAY,

Heretofore alluded to, is one OF the great
attractions of this resort. This sheet Of
water, forty miles in extent southwark
from the Delaware State line, separates
the peninsula from the main line. It's
waters are . eommipglins Of fresh water
tributaries and the tide water. At It's outlet
into the Atlantic, it has an average depth
oil perhaps six feet, through which mar
row channel OF greater depth, enables YES
sells OF considerable Tonnage TO reach this
point. An United States revenue cutter Is
4 this time anchored in tbechznnel, a few
hundred feet from the shore. Fish Of
ocean variety abound in its waters; bard
and soft shell crabs, mutations OF the
same fish, pave tha bay and its marshy
shores, and aquatic fowl are found in It's
quiet inlais. These pSnder to our epicurean
tastes. What delights are in store for =
sail upon Its rippling surface must be ex'
perienced, not told. Opportunities for
this character Of recreation are abundant
well appointed yachts, clean and cushioned,
and manned with careful Skippers, are
ready TO sail you whittier you wish, and Al
prices within your expectation.
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Integrity Lodge No. ., for term ending

Berkeley Springs was chosen by vote
Of q TO Is, and the next meeting OF the
Grand Lodge Is to be held on the first
Tuesday Of September, 1881, at 10 o'clock
IN.
The Finance Committee reported as fol-
lows: The summary Of expenses for the
Grant Lodge for the ensuing year:
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BATHING.

The regularity Of the surf upon the gen.
tie and uniform decliyity OF the Oceans
shore, with more exalted temperature Of
the water thGn is found further north
ward, couspire to completeness for surf
and sea bathing. It is said that BaysId
Taylor spoke Of the surf here IS furnish
ing the most delightful bathing he ever
experienced, not excepting that at the ia
nous Cape May beach.
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HcaINcUrRA6UE lsLlND,"


pronouneedina joking manner "Jincotig."
the southern terminus Of the peninsula,
L deserving Of mention. But few years
have elapsed since the progress Of civilira.
ton reached this Island, Heretofore its
inhabitants derived their entire susten-
ance HON oysters and fish, with which its
surrounding waters are copiously supplied.
Neither civil nor moral codes were known
or observed. An unrestricted "do IS you
please" was recognized privilege. Clan
nish and combined against foreign invasion,
an injury inflicted upon one Of their mum
Der was remembered and nursed with Cor.
siean hatred, and the maleiacloY sooner or
later felt the fearful consequences Of his
ungise indienity. A ilialeci scarce under
stood by their nearest peighbors Of the
main land, seven miles distant, together
with their peculiar babiliments, or rather
lack Of them; their squat build, unshoFn
and stolid eountenaDces, with but the
iaintest legendary knowledge Of their his.
tory, has environed themselves and theil
home with = mystery Of origin Is yet I'M
rayeled.
Upon this marshy iEland, subject 4
overflow At times OF violent storms, roam
uncontrolled hundredsoi diminutive hors
"A. wild q their self constituted owners
which, without care OF protection, subsis
Throughout the year upon the mArsh gras
] that grows Iuxurianly over this Territory
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The per eapIta tax % the easulng yelr

vas placed at 30 cents per term.
DAMON Lodge, No. 8, has invited the
members Of the Grand Lodge to partake Of
the delicacies OF the season at banquet
10 be held ct their lodge room this evening.
which invitation was, as matter oteourse,
accepted. When arrived here last night
I thought ! was treAdlug Nicholson
pavement, but when arose this morning
/ made my debut in NeWburg BY rolling
down the mountain on which the ellis
House" Is situated, and discovered that
the streets that thought so fine, we're
nothing but Q combination Of bad mud
and pea coal. Yours, dc,
MoEE ASoN.
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DRY sRG AIR.

Frequenters OF the various seaside re-
sorts have no doubtful recollecions Of
the moist atmosphere which constantly
peryades and renders uncomfortable the
habiliments, bed.clothing, etc. Here there
seems to BE- an entire absence Of moisture;
the air Is dry, bracing, cool and refresh
ing, free irotn noisome odors or sulphur
aus communications; fresh IRON the ever
restless, rolling deep, inhaled It sends the
renewed and almost rejuvenated life cur
ent tingling in its joyous course. While
upon the subiec; Of atmospheric eoadi.
lions We hsEe word 70 say OF what Is
commonly known as
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HAY ASTHMA.

The causes that produce or develop this
affection, and the constitution Of Amos
phere which brings relief or breaks or de-
s.roys its psriodieity are not clearly IN.
deatood. Various latitndes and surround
ings are sought by sufferers from this
malady, for relief. In our State the Cheat
aud Allegheny summit ranges, in New
Hampshire the White Mountains, are
Justly celebrated. These regions are Won:
ierfully free from asthmAiie affections, and
this exemption is scientifically ascribed 70
altitude and freedom from offensive yege'
table pollen. That other diverse condi'
tions are equally curative. or rather pre-
ventative, Is well established. This To-
eality destroys the theory OF altitude, for
here at tide.wster level there Is perfect i'm
munity from this malAdy and also from
chronic spasmodic asthma could mar
rate 10 you many individual cases corrob.
eratiYe Of this statement, so many that
feel warranted in the assertion. Without
the desire to be prossic, may be per
mitted a pdSdHt to mention that there
must exist In the individual q peculiar
neryons susceptibility to Autumnal catarrh,
which perforee is developed by the most
trivial causes, some OF these perhaps
purely emotional. Curious phenomena
attend the annual invasion Of this disease
and slight nervous impressions myster.
iously affect the sufferer. Il is told and
youched for by creditable witnesses that q
patient who was Substantially relieved At
Oakland, had 8 temporary return Of al
his trouble, on viewing with field glasi
harYesters two miles distant engaged II
moving hsy, new mown hay being the
original exciting cause. This seemingly in
credible story will lose someot is marvel
when attention is called to not infre-
quent emotional oecurrenee,-the shed
ding Of tears upon the recital Of tale o.
sorrow or distress, addressed to the mind
through the organ Of hearing alone.
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our TYLER LETTER.

Coed Crops aud Good TImes-OnIy the
Democrats Peel HeianehWIy-TheGreen
back Convention SOninates asiraisht
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-03
Election.

The day opened quietly yesterday. Crowds
gathered at the polls early in the forenoon
and it was evident that the previous indica-
tons OF heavy vote would be fully verified.
The leaders of both parties strained every nerve
to get out the full strength of their respective
parties, and were pretty successful in their eff
forts. The Republicans had hacks flying
about all day. and two bands of music parading
the streets. One of the bands made a circuit
among the mills, the millers appearing at every
window and away up on top of the roofs, Civ
lug sheers for Hancock as the music passed
Several mills shut down two hours after dinner
and others at o'clock. Quiet generally pre-
vailed ABOUT the polling places, and men at
tended strictly to business. No arrests were made
for illegal voting. 4 good many voters, who
had failed to register, were sworn in sad exer-
cised the rights of suffrage. There was great
excitement around the polls just before the
close. In some of the precincts quite a num-
Der could not get an opportunity to vote, go
great was the rush. In other precincts men
came ruaning in at full speed at the last mo-
ment, when the crowd would cheer, "Glve
him room; another county heard FROM" etc.
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Il Warming Related to Wfves.
London Vanity Fair.1

London Vanity Fair.
Strange event occurred the other day to a
lady who had been going out much to even
ing parties-nore, some people asserted,
than her husband approved of. On return
ing one evening very late, she found both
the knocker and the door bell carefully re-
moved, and no possible means of waking the
sleeping household, among whom was her
domestic husband. "What was to be done?'
was the first question, and "Who done it?''
the second, which occurred to the lady and
to friend, who had undertaken to see her
home. Fortunately the locked out lady had
q mother in London, whose knocker and
bell had not been removed, and under that
respectable wing she passed the rest of the
night. But many were the conjectures as to
who had taken the trouble to remove both
of the natural appendages to street door.
The husband suggested festive medical
Etudent-as those gentlemen were once IA
NOUS for their knocker exploits-but the
friend had dark suspicious that some one
nearer home had an inclination to stop the
lady's returning for good, and all by getting
her undeniably compromised. Can such
things be9
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HEALTH AND AAPPIN Eiss.

It seems strange that anyone will suffer from
tho many arrangements brought on by an i'm
pure state of the blood. when 6coyiD's Blooo
and Liver Syrup will restore perfect health and
physical organization. It is indeed q strength
-uing syrup, pleasant to take, and has proven
itself to be the best blood purifier ever dis
covered. effectually curing Scrofula, Syphilitic
disorders, Weakness of the Kidneys. all Nervous
disorders and Debility. 1t corrects indigestion.
1t mskes the old feel young, the young feel
gay. and will invariably drive out Of the sys-
tenn the many ills that human flesh and blood
are heir to. Price of large bottle with full di-
rections, 81. A single bottle will prove to you
its merits az . health renewer, for it acts like
charm, especially when the complaint In of an
exhaustive nature, having tendency to lessen
the natural vigor Of the brain and nervous
system.
Remember we keep this excellent Blood and
Liver Syrup for sale at our drug store in St.
Paul. and do most cordially recommend It to
our customers and eli good people. MOVES
BRoe- h CUrLER. sgepts-