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The plan that has been adopted for The
funeral cat heare, 10 be used to convey
General Gafaelds remains ifoin lhe ttain
10 the stationary cetdialque and subsei
quehtly to lake View Cemetery, Il as fol,
iavs!5 The platform Willie sSia iesllobi
and 20 high 4 canopy on top will be sup.
ported By Alk columns each dtap6d
q blacksloath and hung with soar
Suspended RON coFnite Will be iestooni
0f fhlaCk btoadclothj with Wfeathls oi Whit
immOttel n iqut corners % tte az, III
tisRdaFis suppostins fags, add 4, III
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Ole intelligence.
clRIarMAS Is coMI4G.

Rochester Chronicle,
DeegmbsE's skyh dEcaEy and DEFENDERS blasts an
And lsaaess are the branches overhead:
An undsrIone VI sadness hath the cadence Of the
The blossoms which 1t mlrrored all are dead;
The nc ,dow.grgs "a WitheEed by the storm Kings
The golden ii rods sway YEARLY and sigh:
Fair NAtuFe'A lace Is 1Addeaed By tue bllghting
But Christmas tas /, coming. by and by,
No longer are we vaEenOd by the blueblFd'' uatin
The 65bollaE and orioIe have down;
Even robin red hath left US in quest OF summer
The eapty neat but tellso fedgellngs grown;
fss sRoybinis art returning from seeluded summer
villa aaiiiisg, aeecy anowa.keI still they ayi
WINE brave little chckAdee supply OF crumbs In
For Christmas tius-that's coming by and by,
Sh0a the aky Is overcast, and the prospect Is but
Treasure all the iadelesa flowers along the way:
Prepare soyeniFi VI love, and prepare for goodly
Those hafbIngen which speed the ies,al day.
There Is laiaIlstoe and body, with branches ever
green,
The story of the yulc shall never die;
Wehaye bittersWeet and henloek, which will serve
To decorate for Christmas by aud by
All ChristcPdOm Is listening for the joyous Christ.
mas chimes,
From Jordan to the Hudson and the Rhine;
sand times,
Glad lldings OF NesaIAh-babe divine.
When the daylight soonest fades and the hOmeWard
path Is dim,
Remember Christmas tide Is drawing nigh,
That The star Is Aiming still, which stood over
Bethlehem,
The beacon Of That Christmas, by and by,
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William ]. Coughlin, Of somerville, Mass
says In the fall Of 1875 | was taken will
bleeding Of the ungSpfollOwed by severe
cough. lost my appetite and flesh, and wa,
confined to my bed. In 1877 was admitted
to the Hospital. The doctors said | had a hole
In my lungs as bigas half dollar. At one
time report went around that wasdead.
gave up hope, but friend told me Of Dr.
William Halls BalSam for the Lungs. go
bottle, when TO my surprise, commenced
to feel better, and to-day 1 feel better than fol
three years past
~ write this hoping every one afflicted will
Diseased Lungs will take Dr.. William Hail.
Balsam, and be convinced that consumption
more good than all The other medicines havl
taken since my sickness.
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"Did you meet any other Of the great
men Of those earlier tines"
"Yes, but | shall only mention two
namely Joe Smith, the Mormon Prophet,
and Louis Napoleon. l saw the vile Of the
former only two years ago in Illinois She
still occupies thd old Smith mansion, but
has assumed another name, | played doml-
noes once with Joe Smith. When Ford was
Governor the Mormon people had certain
privileges in Illinois. The orthodox world
was opposed to the system Of Spiritual
wives, and repoFts were circulated that tile
Mormon doctrine wns detrimental to tho
morals Of society. This was even carried
30 far that outrageous acts we're sometimes
committed and fastened upon the ignorant
followers Of Smith, He was arrested and
taken TO Carthage, and while walking in
the Jail yard was shot, lie should have
been granted q trial Just as Guiieau should
have trial. That contemplate villain
may get oil, but Dan Rice would like to sec
him hung"
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on all night tmlns
Close connections are made for all points aouth
and Southwest, North and Northwest, mailing thla
9 desirable route for coloniStS and peilona moving
70 the great West and 10 whom particular attention
Is given.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the exCruciating pain OF cutting teeth I
n so, go at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
Winsl0w's Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer immedlately-depend
upon 1t; there Is no mistake abOutit. There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
II, who will not tell you at once that It will
regulate the bowels, and give rest TO the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. It Is perfectly safe to
use In all cases, and pleasant to the tGste, and
Is the prescription OF the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses III the United
States. Sold everywhere. 26 cents bottle.
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nuiLpkRs.
Carpenter ana nulider.

STEPHEN MCCULLOUGH,
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MEDICAL.
BIZ. ]. e. SMITH,
"a q, rVELFTH STREET.

re Gt U4{fIaa .SSS ass sas Ia a
lnoH! y ~ ,eryices Prove that have dealt
n pase mi iaIry with those who have eon1gltfd
hClliall - me- bRtient'A name without peEmih-
E ,sash have many hundtsd eGFLiac ss. E rom
tb15e 8h9u IN. AthoFough medical education,
aolnt W. hospital experience aud tamiiaitty
~ iaa a, agents, cio.e Observance q tenn
Nh ast tscullarites and strict attsnioa 70
ptll'i- NJ lfasemeni inSuTea sueee SHI9
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s the banc Of nearly every American woman.
From 1t usually arises those disorders that so
,nreIy undermine their health and strength.
Every woman owes It to herself and to her
'amlly to Use that celebrated medicine,
kidnpy-Wort. 1t Is the sure remedy for con.
and for all disorders of the kidneys
md liver. Try It In liquid or dry form.
Equally efficient In either Bottom Sunday
Budget MwP4w
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success vas almost incredible. onS lady told
me that half bottle did her mora good than
hundreds Of dollars worth Of medicine she
had previously taken, Price 81 90, trial size
Sold BY Laushlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggiits, Wheeling W. Va.
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TRANSPORTATION.
RzITnioRE 1oHi0 R4nR01D 90

Ct and ..sS SSysTSs "A M ..snEst na
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Losr caEEE, Harrison County, w. We.

LOsr CREEE, Harrison County, W. We.
The citizens OF this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or COM
pany with capital to come and build first
class FLouRrSd Null Coal and water in
abundance. Situate on the line Of the O., w.
& RI For information correspond with
or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
Bsssell, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
W, Va,
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CARRuNKLEs, Felons, BOils, Sores Of long
standing, such as Ulcers, Ahsesses etc, posi-.
lively cured without the aid Of 0 knife or
poultlCe, by using Mrs. Julyo Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt Rheum, Fry.
sipelas Soft and liberated Cofns, Chilblairis,
etc, II has never failed to cure. For tale BY
Logan & Co. bAW
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FElLows SYRUP will cure Pulmonary Con-
sumption in the tist and will give great
relief and prolong lilein the second and third
stages.
In restoring persons suffering from the
effects Of Diphtheria and the cough following
Typhoid Fever, prevalent In this region, it
acts with expedition and entire satisfaction.
NWFkW
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No matter what the Htlment may be, rheu.
uatlsin, neuralgia, lamenesS, asthma, bron-
chitls--if other treatment have failed-hope
on 60 at once for Thomas Eclectic Oil. II
vii srcure you immediate relief.
soldby l!aughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists Wheeling, w. Va.
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me and said, Dan, play my hand, while !
write amply. Iebeysd, and while the NJ
ply was being penned won SIS nom Louis
Napoleon. Leaving the table with my
little hat in my hand, Napoleon said he
would not forget me, and he was as good Is
his word, for years afterwards received an
invitation from him 70 visit Paris with my
men and horses"
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PILES.

How many suffer torture day after day, making
uie burden and rObbing existence Oi ali plt azure
owing 10 the secret suffering from Piles Yet relief
Il ready To the hand u almost any one who will ne
systematically the remedy that has permanently
cured thousands Simmons Liver Regulator Is no
drastic violent purge, but gentle assistance %
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John Hays, Credit, r. O., says that for nine
months he could not raise his hand to his
head through lameness In the shoulder, but
by the use Of Thomas Eclectric Oil he was
entirely cured.
For sale by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., Whole
sale Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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TOME PROOF

ytA,sy and Liver DiseastA sna ~ bsin ny.
80, Terribly -"SoIhlng s sGea ", Va ussR
egl!i l9'se''N ZEPT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, W, Va.
~ p,ypus Of Nose, Impaired Voice sui
0ihHag, ~, a. patent medicine Jailed 70 help me
T r. s.siti completely Ti, .RI g Rs CHADDuCK
al liberated stomAeh.-"rIeatment
DgspeI s'l,'I Ia ave me relief d.. Smith cured
bg{eAn 'A' THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
SEp-lI them oE d l2Is'esn saasaIS j SI'n
aT'i nt pr,rlng SORES on HeAd-"My son WAs
sfuiliIL, l., NI anTeen year. Nothing seemed 70
l1Niy. Dr smith cured him"
Aap Am W. MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling, W; Va
opcef-"sldered Tor ysaIs WY Isr eScb nDers a.
al olin ~ smith cured me without knie eaIStlG OF
IA!1 vf.,rl. oi AnuA-FlRt Of my back Tor u
E.'' Reported dying. Dr. Smith cured me with
saitalie, in aye weeks THOMAS CoLvN,
u,orWle Grocer, Main ST., wheeling "; ya-
hhoia,s ii Rtrtum, PrOlApSuS and FlleA-
grils saH mn TO die and pronounced lncurAble
,NEs,,1h surgd me without hnlis' rv, AN,
Martins Ferry
I'M tsddwrltes:-"Dr. Smiths professional
w, y, ,',' itinily have been most satisfactory
EFI'Ts s5a Y, NJ him to all G gentleman and
tlsii Pn gSarrI RoIb Nys:-T had been suffering
b s,a ,s and EsG !ss y many PeySa and I'd
tjF,l,,Gs ,rr. remOved monster 100 feet long"
h esni VrompAlnts.-Three years In hospitals ioT
l,i w ,ye me- peculiar advantages IN such cases
k E.ss cured Of catArrh diseases Of heart Liver,
,i I Eiincys skin, blood, nervous 9nSS1i0nt
XXI WetkneSts Oi men ana youNu' sClU'uA anu
s LS iq,tiy To my success
NJ WIN distance may DO treated by letter and
5. .SSt guaranteed. chart Tor seli examlnS
mi o, receipt OF two threecent stamps, anu
tiyr 't,G, Al ONCE frce. once hours irsm A;
Vopu,"d daily Sunday from 2tO6RM. Call
hws Iri,.. ]. z. SMITH, N, D.,
SaGi Sl'' N. Of Twelfth st., Wheeling. w. va.
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are fast doing their work for old Dan. The
light Of his lie is fast going out the silver
cord is being loosed, the golden bowl is be-
ing broken, and OF the tens OF thousands
who have been delighted by his wit there
is scarcely one now to smooth the pathway
Of his declining years. The man who has
enriched scores Of men, who Inns won tire.
mendous applause in the ring, and whose
name has been synonymous with all that Is
great and gigantic in the amusement world,
is now poor, without friends, and with
scarcely food to eat and clothes to wear.
After all, he may well ask, is life
worth the living? II Is sad to build
sQcred temples and see them shat.
cred; sad to place honey to our
lips and find 1t poison: sad that an evil
star, cruel fate; or q. remorselcss destiny
should follow human life. The driftwood
Of humanity ID often without canoe or pad.
die upon the great sea Of the world, and
true hearts are often engulted in the pools
OF doubt and despair. II human sympa.
thy could procure bread for the table OF n
suffering brother, we should see that II was
plentifully supplied; II word OF encour.
agement could lift him out OF the darkness,
we should see that he had light. 1t is he
rOiC to suffer uncomplainingly, but far
more heroic is 1t to aid others in misior.
tune, and thus shed little sunlight into
hearts which are now dark and desolate,
ind without shadow oil hope.
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JACOB MARrzoLF, Of Lancaster, N. Y, says
your Spring Blossom works we'll for every.
thing you recommended IL; myself, wife and
children have oil used It, and you can't find
q healthier family in New York State.-Octo-
Der 8, 1880.
Sold Dy Laughlin Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va.
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RAn RREATH..

Nothing "a ~ unpleasant, nothing 70 common a.
bad breath, and In nearly every cse Il comes from
the stomach, and cln be 70 easily corrected II you
will uke simmons Liver Regulator. DO not neglect
~ SURE 4 remedy for this npulsiye disorder, Il will
also improve yOuFGppetlte, complexion and general
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"A LADY had the flesh eaten Oft her arm BY
scruiula Gould see the sihews working
't.indsey's blood searchet cured her." ].
Ralston, EldertOn. Pa.
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MEDICAL.

N YOU teel dun, dppuHy, d,hllttated, have ne
quent headache, mouth taisea badly, poor appetits
and tongue coated you nsn SudeFing from tuFpid
liver or sblliou1nehn and nothing VIII cure you "
speedily and permanently r. 70 take simmons Liver
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CnNNTmATI0N

Should not be regarded Us \ triiiing all
menl-ln fact nature demands the utmost
regularity Vt the bowels, and any deyia.
ton from this demand payes the way
often To serious danger. II Is quite ~
necessary 10 remove impure aCcumulA-
tons from the bowels as II Is TO cat or
klerp, and no health can be expected
MhHrn a rnsllYn hnhIt Of hnlN nrnNnIla
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KEEp your family we'll supplied with "sel-
lers' Cough Syrup" Use Il in time; you
will avert bronchial and pulmonary alec
tons. 25 cents.
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wells Health Remover" greatest remedy
on earth for impotence, leanness, sexual de-
bility, &c. 81, ut druggists Depot, Laugh
lin Bros, Wheeling.
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did you ever meet President Lineoln?"
II met him in Illinois before be became
President. They called US the two iokers,
From the days Of Henry Clay to the pres
ent he WIS the greatest Of them all, Ny
God but honest old Abe was great man,
but he died ut the right time. / met also
the lamented Garfield. He invited me
once to dine with him. When the news
came Of his death it completely unnerved
me, Poor as | am, paid S to dape q
building right here in Wheeling. Shame
on the man who committed the Cowardly
deed. Hanging is too light punishment
for such villain"
ut was reported some time ago that you
had been converted by Moody and Sankey,
Was there any truth in the reportp
~ believed in the Bible and in the plan
OF salvation. l spoke from the same plat
form in st. Louis from which Mr., Moody
spoke, but the report that | was converted
by him Is not true. They wanted me to
join the band. told them would II they
would give me the song-book privilege. ]
am mercenary being, US you see. Moody,
Sankey and Dan Rice-wouldn't that
sound wellY And Col. Dan laid back in
his chair and laughed SO heartily that he
was well nigh exhausted.
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GOLD DAN RICE"
A Readable Account OTIIIs Life of VICIsI-
tudes-SOme Enjoyable "Reminiscences
OF GFeAt Men IIe Has Known,

tudes-sOme Enjoyable "Reminiscences,
OF GFeat Men IIe Has Known,
Special Correspondence Of the ChIengo Tribune
WHEELING, W. Va, November 23.-For
several months past Col. Dan Rice, the
veteran circus manager and clown, has
been 'rusticating in West Virginia. Hav.
ing been in the show business for more
than forty years, probably no man has nc.
quired greater fund OF knowledge con-
corning the peCuliarities and resources Of
tho American people, while his name has
long since become household word in
the various cities and.towns throughout the
Union. Though no longer young, Col,
Don is still fond Of joke, and many are
the stories which he tells OF his youthful
FRANKS and early business career
His "reminiscences OF such men as Andy
Jackson, Louis Napoleon, Henry Clay, Joe
Smith and Abraham Lincoln seem to be
almost ineXhauslible, while the history OF
his own circus life reads more like ro.
nance than well.eslablished fact. Sit.
ting in an easy chair the other night, when
the ruin was flooding the streets without
and the wind was whistling about the
doors aud through the'CruCks and crannies
OF the walls, the old man talked Tor two
long hours, and his tales as given In his
own pure Saxon were nearly us follows:
GEN. JACKSON.
"You want to know something about the
great men whom have met and something
about my own past life, do you? To tell
all would require more time and space
than you can conveniently command, and
would be n history, perhaps, which the
public would not care 10 hear, but MS old
Dan Is now not good for much but to lee.
lure and tell jokes, he will gladlytell all he
knows. How my mind wanders tonight
us | attempt to recall the scenes OF my
early days. Forty years before the public
is IL long time in the life Of any man, and
during that time how many miles have |
Travelled, and how many people and cities
have SEEM"
''In what manner did you first appear in
publiC?" inquired.
"As jockey. Shall tell you story
about Andy Jackson, or Old Hickory Ms
he was commonly called? 1t was in 1882,
as nearly as can remember That distin.
guished gentleman, with his Cabinet and
Black Hawk and his Prophet, stopped in
Trenton, N. j., OH the way from New York
to Washington. On the day in question
the people Of the entire country around
were gu thered in Trenton to pay their re.
spects to the Presidential purity and to wit.
ness the races. was a race-rlder then. l
rode little mare called Lizzie Jackson,
which had been named after the niece OF
the General. 1t was a post stake, and |
won the race. Later in the day the citi-
zens gave dinner to the distinguished
guests, and the little boy who hal ridden
Lizzie Jackson was sent for. came to the
table with my little jockey hat and clothes
on. Placing his hand kindly upon my
head odd Hickory inquired, what Is
your name, my sonT Dan Rice re-.
piled. Well, Dan, said the General, you
will either make great man or n great
fool And the prediction was verified, for
l made great fool.'
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PILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, DO
bhsada' Cards, &C., 70 TO The DAILY Intoltsanlet jO6
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"when did you meet Louis Napoleon"
MANY years ago at the Hotel de Paris in
New York. He was refugee from France
then, and was in New York Under the
protection Of John G. Stevens and other
distinguished gentlemen. One day ! WIS
sent by Mike Vandalier, the trimmer Of
Stevens horses, to tell him to have Desoras
withdrawn from certain race, because he
had become lame. On my GRAND | enter.
cd the paflof, In which were q number Of
gentlemen playing dtaw-poket. After
Stevens had read The letter he turned to
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All alterations made on old buildings. roof. ysll
leys Akylghts and cDfnces pattCuIAily attended IA
Store fronts put IN and stores altered Detkl COUNT
ea and shelving htted UP on short notice. An iob
ley's old stand, alley Thirteen, reaf Il Cepii6iI
Residence No, %. Nineteenth street M
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"Were you not afterwards a Jockey for
Henry Clay" Inquired, as Col Dan rub
bed his hands and moved nearer to the fire.
ayes, three years after | rode In the
races at Trenton became jockey for the
celebrated statesman. rode ut the spring
meetings ut Lexington and Grab Orchard,
and Became somewhat notorious for my
success against GillpatriCk, who WIS u
crack rider. rode Dusty Foot aglinst
Black Nose and Leg Treasurer, and Gill
patrick WIS ruled off the track because he
spured Dusty Foot in the shoulder 1t
pleased Henry Clay nightly that won
the race, ind he never forgot the favor"
"What Is the story about Henry Clay
playing the fiddle while you danced?"
"a mighty good fiddler he was, too,
though the world never knew he could
play tie fiddle at all. We went down the
Ohio once on a keOl-boat from Wheeling.
| was STRIPPING then, and life was before
me. One afternoon rs we were floating
along, the immortal statesman tuned up bis
fiddle, and while he played Dan Rice
danced. Those were grand old times.
How the past comes before me as think Of
Clay He wasalways popularin Wheeling,
because he brought the National pike here.
At Welsburg once they burned him in
etfgy. How can people treat a man meaner
than to burn him IN etfigy2 They wanted
the National pike, but they didn't get 1t.
This was before the time Of railways, tele-
graphs and telephones, Henry Clay's best
known saying wasi I Would rather be
right than be President Isn't that grand
thought? ftell you Henry Clay was great
man, greater statesnan perhaps, than
Our country has since known"
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sIkUBkNVILLE AND MBLLsYILLE ACcoMMOpA-
TioN.-Ieayes Bellaire at $40 p ~, Bridgeport 4SS
r. NJ, stoubenyille at 605 ?. NJ Arrives al Wells
vile at 7;05 ?, n. Leaves WellsyIle at Gao 4,
NJ, steubepyille at 1885 AN, Bridgeport at $40 4.
", arrives at Bella!re NJ sos A. n.
Tickets and baggage checks to all principal points
in the East and West can be procured Of Che Ticket
Once In Bridgeport. T. A. FORD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
D. W. CALDWELL, General Manager,
Pittsburgh Pa