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fInIl4L iJmith ] hiri wsdling pres

rather have the money, anu Duy IL o,t'-
side; but l persuaded her that would be
foolish. SO she's coming in to choose
the trimmings this afternoon, and if she
comes while I'm out, you'll take care OF
htN|ES bIlssssutl,l ! Iaia. And it 50 %
Ell ~ d9 ss%s r so bring H?l
the sunshine with her. =
I told her that her husband had left
her in my care, and begged Ehef ;t1 to use Sc
her; that II would ID, be my happiness to
7 [ suppose there was an honest fervor
about this declaration that impressed
Mrs. Robinson. It had SO happened
that was able to show her some little
fsyors and attentions in return for the
manv that her husband had. done for
me. l had told. her was under obllga-
tons to, Robinson. OF course l didn't
explain that it was in his desiring to help
me select my hats and coats and boots,
| + wasn't Necessary TO npter into these
'ftdS details, but she Understood that a
natural gratitude on my part led me to
send her in return few little tritles, like
s sssfs + eess3 sf;f. "I So She he
knew the declaration Of mine that ia!
II tfie store, that I would DE happy &c
serve her, came straight from my
liI"s,,a II SoTlH JrAE ofT
"Yoa are so good and kind, 'Nsi'
said. Then all at once An sger wisttul
:, ness leaped into her eyes. i IL wlsh
could dsre ask you to tlo me favor
Mr.. Smith, very great favor sn'
. said. .,,,,,
.,:,>,r kepiaosty.n 4 ..,,
!: "Uh! I wonder it it. WA "a rlgnt!
;k;k,u 1sIsa ~ Hlt' &c! s' III
q I 5sElE s & !ssR !li,:'! :. 4
w rThs fact that ny &e,iqe to do it
a nroof that it is blameless," l replied
II do desire It, ever so mnoh,"
said. :. and it is perfectly blapelssss. ~ T..
i set INV heart on giving nH husband
present upon our marriage anniversary.
ais That all, Mrs. Robinson9'yale', =
= ..Ali!" she replied tapping her fot
with her parasol, with An air Of Tex''
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he vss a, aunyway. I. t tell int{ lutte . SEM
timental mood. l suppose the csc scene n ,
mantstcnal4Nng to do With Il, It.
It was one Of those deli ghtful mornings
in May, when happy ripples run through
the grass, aud the. young shrubs burst
suddenly into bloom and verdure:' Birds
sang gayly in. the hedges, and the ar
was full. of q vague perfume: -; Some
white-winged butterflies fitted BY. I
took off my hat. Though little bald,
Tx AnioseAjke ts4iaude of'sthe sunshine.
! IbeSah Is Understand how at certain
ssaseas,s man night Alp into rhyme, or
All at once this celestial silence was
broken by an advancing f4afe, i was
| Robinson-and alone.l HIS head was
bowed, his hat jammed over his eyes;
tho oalytpxt Of his fee that WAS at first
i vilhN. MlSbf IN RAhtnAue. hls whole
aspect was one Of unutterable misery
and despair. o,ea5 .e.s., lis i. ~ .is,'
rushing up to him and Selling his arm.
"has anything happened to your w!te?'
ITO nv wife?x Yes" be said! sh0 2
s(0l Aes dEaotthe iron benches.
thought she was dead, and was relieved
1 to hear the next sentence. Relieved
thopah startled. - t,,..ys.. s., Ill u {.
q --esls6y-Wife has left me, Smith, She's
IL elent1hlr:" - H. ,,o+,.
err Why. wasn'slast night nigh VOW ami
u yersarya"a asvfsf.~ ioo. Z
AYES, that was how II came aoQ9
i. thst WAS the way Efddnd heF opt. Smith
!; Shas deceived mo flamefully an
4 .persistsntyy. deceived ne, and yet. mis-
) arabic wretch that l am,i' added Robin
] sbn, sinking into the seat beside me an
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WITTY WAITS.

The devil has one redeeming trait. II
never gives boarder q cold room-Rbite
hall Tinlsl
The crying baby at the public meeting
Is like good suggestion, It oughtto be car
ried out,-B0stOn Bulletin,
Know thyselF' is good advice. And Il
find out all about yourself in the shortes
time get nominated for otiice,-LOrsR CHI
zen,
There something radically wrongabou
our professions when apious minister only
gets 40 cents for joining couple, and 1
wicked lawyergets $40 toruntyiug the same
An Ohio girl sued man for breach o.
promise, and proved him such u mean
scoundrel that the jury decided that she
ought to pay him something for not marry
ing her,
"What is the moon good for?" asked the
teacher; what are its principal uses?" And
the smart bad boy looked up from the foot
OF the class and said; ITO rest the gus com,
panies,"
Head of the establishments David, you
are a fool" David-"Well, sir, can't
help it, When you engaged me you told
me to initiate you, and I've done the best
| could"
Sophia, sentimentalIy: II dearly love ia
listen to the ticking Of clock. 1t seems
to me that clock Inns language Of it,
ownW Mr., Smart; Eyes, Sophia, the
clock has language-you might say, q
dialect"
The retOrt courteous; He latter prOpos-
ing and being rejected)-"I suppose in the
end you will be marrying some idiot OF q
fellow" She breaking inl-"Excuse
me- II | meant to do that should have ac-
cebted your offer"
Mary Jane wants recipe for preserving
the hair, Certainly. Use white sugar
pound for pound, +" add enough water to
make heavy strip, add the hair, and four
ounces oleomargarine, boil, strain, and put
in glass or stone jars.
A Wilde idea: The great aesthetic poet
repudiates the imputation Of paganism,
and says that, unless the revised version
has altered the reading, the first scriptural
mention Of Wstheticism is when Balaam's
ass was made ito utter"
'What rough fellow that Sniggins is?r
petuantly exclaimed the IIopedale girl,
after struggle with the aforesaid Sniggins
at Copenhagen" "IIe nearly smothered
mcW And did you kiss him for his
smOther?" asked the other miss, naively.
A Kentucky man is to be hauled up in
court for stealing the heart OF the girl he
loved. He WIS q medical man, the girl
died, and he stole the heart at the post
mortem examination and carried 1t away
in his oyercoat pocket.
During conference of clergymen, not
far from Boston, the following dialogue
WINS overheard between two newsboys n
say, jim, what's the meaning Of 30 many
ministers being here together" "Why,"
answered Jim, scornfully, ''they always
meet once year to exchange sermons
with each other"
A candidate for the office Of Auditor OF
Public Accounts was suddenly called upon
fora speech. On rising, he commenced:
"FellOw.citizens, you have called on me
for few rempiks. have none to make.
| have no prepared speech, Indeed, am
no speaker; do not desire TO be speaker
Il only want to BIO IN Auditor"
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The December number OF the Century
Magd.iue contains paper on tho personal
and public qualities OF President Garfield,
by L. V. Smalley, u friend for many years,
from which we make the following ex-
tract:
The world likes to hear Of the persOnAli-
ties of its heroes-their habits, tastes, pc.
Cularities, likes and dislikes. may be
pRrdoned, therefore, for speaking OF things
In connection with the dead President,
which would be Of triling interest, Il not
IN impertinence, il said Of one not widely
loved and honored. General Garfield had
u warm, alEectionate nature. The people
he liked were very dear TO him.
lie took them to his heart and
gave them his full confidence. He
would often sit down beside n friend
and throw his arm over his neck, or put
his hand on his shoulder or knee, as the
natural expression OF his liking, or in
walking would place his arm through that
OF the friend. He had way Of calling an
intimate friend or comrade "old boy" or
"old fellow, and once, when Colonel Rock
well thanked him for some kindness, he
said, putting his hand on his friends
shoulder, "Old boy the ties Of friendship
are sometimes stronger than those Of
blOodw BY the courtesy Of Colonel Rock.
well am also enabled to include here one
of General Gartlelds most characteristic
letters. Colonel Rockwell says:
ION the Sunday preceding the election
had sent him little expression OF my con-
iidenCein his success, closing, as remem-
Der, with the stanza from Goethe:
"'The future hides in II
Gladness and sorrow,
We press ttill thOrow.
Dnnnting ns,-Onwardu
ITO this, on the eve Of election, he sent
the following reply:
"'MRNroR, Ono, November /, 1880.
"'DEAR JARVIS The evening mil
brings me your letter Of the Glst, and /
take moment, in the lul before the bat.
lie, TO say how greatly glad am for all
the earnest and effective things you have
done for me. Whatever may be the issue
OF tomorrow, shall carry with inc through
life most grateful memories Of the enthusi-
astic and noble work my friends have
done, and especially my college classmates.
The campaign has been fruitful to me In
the discipline that comes from endurance
and patience. hope that defeat will not
sour me, nor success disturb the poise
which 1have sought to gain by the expert
enCe OF life.
"'From this edge Of the conflict / give
you my hand and heart, as in all the other
days Of our friendship.
tt7ts ever yours,
AZ. A. GARFIELD
ntCol. A, +, Rockwell, Washington, D. G.
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ana Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
LlinSyr I ,.f Nothing seemed TO help me
t III sst olI Of bed. DE- s@ith S eqFgd ne
Wheeling, W. Va.
nnHa, F0'yP 2steSt medicine failed 70 help me,
s isliS completely CHARLES CHADDUCK,,
oIspeldel & Co., Wheeling, W. Va,
.,., and liberated stomGGn'Ss .,tis
hilri to give me feIiSL Ut sS avsnt
n .u,1 them tor fourteen yean DL; smith
na- nA4 ''' LOUIS :. WASHINGTON.
sHsi j M Running Sores on Hsan .EI s0n "" -
sdIi'ih r.. Lurieer yearH. Nothln8 seemed 70
M In VI MRS CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, Wheeling, W; We.
&c, E.rId inr wears with cancer, Had II
CE1tf- inns II returned after each opera
q snith cured me without Eniie ea9SiG Or
~. v,.,,,, ol AnuL-FlAt Of my back for u
N IRspoaei dying, Dr.. Smith cured mo with
4 lslle IN Ave week. THOMAS coLy1N,
-..,.,.rs C;rnccr. Main ST., Wheeling, W: va,
Na oIs ii Rectum, PTolapaus and Files
vsanssg.,A mn 10 as aud pronounced lncuRble,
~ Xxx snrrd me without kniie,
h sRia sN'' WASHINGTON pELAN1,
Martins Ferry
IN n LGdd WhleSi-"ur' smItu plu!esl-lulAl
, d ny family have been I @0ti Sa9
tsI pay ny Kolb Rys:-"I had been suffering
" =! SN vgan and treated BY many phydciAna l0f
fE,sh n, smith MID IhAd tApe'WoFIn and
tHIeI,,sso pn removed monster 100 teet long"
sss sJ ssonplalnts-ThTee yeau In hospitals Tor
.E.s tys me peculiar advantage " saGa g IScs
hisstS S,GseyS akin, blood, nervous Affections
as y, t new Of men and youth, scrotulA and
and testify to my success
~ saIs ibtance may DO treated BY letter and
n a.a,n 1naranteed, a chart for sell exRmina:
=. IN an receipt Of two three-cent stamps, and
JG IssIIISI a oice free. once houn irOm A:
VS sITT, daily, sunday from 70 P,H, Call
~ ~, Z =! '''" j, Y, SMITH, N. D.,
ndii ll4'N Nn. o. twelfth 81. Wheeling, w. We.
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CARHuSKLEs, FelonS, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such a. Ulcers, Assesses etc, posi-
lively cured without the aid Of a knife or
poullice, by using Mn, Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt Hheum, Fry
sipelas, Soft and liberated COfns, Chilblalns,
ETC., Il has never failed TO cure For sale BY
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The cheapest, pureat
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An edectuRl specific Tor
all diseases Of the Liver,
Stomach aud Spleen.
Regulate the Liver and
prevent
CHlLIs AND FEVER,
MALARIOUS FEVERS,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
RESTLESSNESS, JAuN.
DICE AND NAUSEA,
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n YOU tsel dull, dpoWIy, duhiltated, have fre.
quqnt headaehR, mouth tliies badly, poor appatifa
and tongue coated, you are SulelinG irpm togpid
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ST0CRs-shaFe speculation generally IN the main
was al per cent higher than the closing quotations
yesterday, Nashville & Chattanooga showing the
greatest improvement Solne lew hhAnes sold up u
fraction In The early deangs but the general market
became heavy aud decline Of y u ~ per CGnt
took place the latter In Wabash preferred. AT the
hrat board the market again became aFm and an I'd.
vance recorded ranging from z 10 ~ per cent,
which was most marked In Louisville & Nashville,
Nashville & Chattanooga, Delaware, LRckUWanna 4
Western and Illinois Central
Alter midday speculation became veal, and under
heavy pressure u sell the enIns list took down.
ward turn, prices continuing 70 rrcede steadily to
the close Of business The decline from the highest
point ranged from 1tR9IS per ceRt-Lakc Shore,
Nashville & Chattanooga, Memphis 4 Charleston,
Denver & Rio Grande and New ierk Central belng
the most prominent therein. The market closed
heavy. The continued stringency In the money
market aud the unsatisfactory reports as to the con-
dltiOn Of the negotiations Tor settlement Oi the
railroad war together had the effect Of causing
depression In the stock market and declining prices
the net decline for the day ranging from Jtn9 per
cent, led by Lake ShoT, which closed ut l90k
against l9!k At the close Of yesterday 4 EuInnr,
for which q foundation could not be
found, was circulated to-day 10 tho etllCt that
VRRdeEbiltS demands Oh the Pennsylvania & Ere
shall abandon the New England ter.
Titory aud iher Oloen give up their interest In the
New York and New England Railroad scheme,
which threatens TO deprive the New York Central
Of an Important part Of It's New England business
The B0stOn, Hartford & Erie bondS the only repre-.
sentative secur leg In this market d the New York
& New England, after advancing TO 20, fell To n,
The call Ol Secretary F0gGF iOr SO 900 Of ex.
tended u 10 BE- redeemed jan, 2glh next, was con
stFued as indlcntngthat the policy Of the new Sec.
FgIaFy VIII b. 10 take all these b0nds the hmOunt
outstanding being about Sl4s 0O, before touch.
ing the extended Is, and that he will not buy the
4 n lLEH n hn Fknt
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BAD BREATH.

Nothing Is 70 unpleasant, nothing 70 common a
bad breath, and IN yearly every case II comes from
the stomach, and can be 90 easily corrected II you
VIII llke simmons Liver Regulator DO not neglect
% AuT0 remedy Tor this npulsive disorder. twill
Also Improve youEapPeute, complexion and general
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New York lIoney ana GtoaIls,

NV YoRK, pscOmheg -MosIY-s per cent par
ennpm, LID per cent Per diam, cloStng n per
cent RIima meIeantile paper 6i7 par cent. steEl.
ing E1eha1ge hluke1 hlilASteady at 81 s09G de-
devfasSESH-EIlm and spasally 99Gast per cent
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LAKEsIDE N usINGs.

"col A. F. Rockwell. wash hi ton l ). 9.
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srEUBENYILLE AND WELISyILiB AccoMAODA.
TtoN-LeayeA Bellalre al 4;40 p. ~, Bridgeport 4:H
P,M steubenyille a. sos ?, n. Arrives Of Wells
yills At 7;O6 2; NJ Leaves Wellsyllle at eio a,
". Steubenyille At 1855 AM, Bridgeport at $40 A.
~, arrives Of BellAiFe al S:bS A. n.
Tickets aud baggage checks TO all principal points
In the East and West eau be procured o. Che Ticket
ohice In Bridgeport, 3. A, FORD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
D. W. CALDWELL, General Manager
Pittsburgh, Pa
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CONSTIPATION

CONSTIPATION
Should not be regarded ~ u trihIng all.
ment-ln iactnatuTe dCmandsthau utmost
regularity VI the bowels, and any deVIA.
ton from this demand payes the way
often to serious danger. II Il quite u
necessary 70 remove Impure aCcumuIR.
tlOns trUm thebOwels A. II Is TO Gator
hleep, and no health can DO expected
where costlVe habit Of body pTeVailI
SICK HEADACHE.
THIS distressing Aflclion occurs most frequently.
The disturbance Of tho stomach arslug ifum the
!nperiectly dlgested contents causes severe pain
In the head, accompanied with diSlgreeahlc nausea
sick headache.
CAuTGON.-Buy no powders or prepared Sim.
mons Liver Regulator unless In our engraved wrap
per with trade mark stamp and signature uIbroken.
None other II genuine
Original and Genuine
Manufactured only by
j. III. ZEILIN ~ CO., .
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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MEDICAL
0R, ]. E. SMITH,
,.n o, rWEIFTH sTRREI.

-. =, /. Dhyycian's success Is the te1-
n bsii ,jsnts. hRIncTeRdng demands Tor
srsa! o. ~ S,ryices pIoVe that have dealt
n w taIfly with thoasW have consulted
6lby Ea "a ept'S name without permits
= ia sSibI N have many hundred eeEtiacSss. nom
e cqS SSI taSyd esi Rsa $
saac iba.nltaI xperience and hmil
III nAnl va syet,iN a ciOse Observance Of tenn.
10 AssP' SSsscuIiSftils and strict adoption g
,sslat,aaA..', hSremeat, lnsures suecen, cure =
Is5le w INN III give the patient my opinion,
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The devil has one redeeming trait. He
never gives a boarder cold room-Rhite.
hall Tina.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-23
baltimore cattle Market.

MONDAY, Sept. 10. 1881.
'attle are sold at these figures live weight
Hogs are sold A. net weight, that is 20 per
cent generally of from live weight. Sheep
are sold gross, that is live weight, or moth
ing of
BEHr ChTrLs. -Notwiih1iSnling the division
among the attle dealers. bv which about half
OF the IN transact their business at The new Glare
mont Yards Of the Baltimore Company, adja
cent TO TIE Baltimore and ohio Railroad the
trade at the Calvs:ton Yards was fairly active
more so, dealere report than N was last week
and the total number Of sales show little, if sny
diminuiioo. on average. with the sales hereto
fore As il will be seen, Baltimore butchers
take 1000 head. and the total sales we're 1903
head as compared with 1868 last week Prices
were n shade OF as compared with last week
There WAS full number Of good Cattle on the
market. We quote AT 3 0D0s5 80, with most
sales Hanging from 50G0S5 Is per TOO lbs.
Prices to-day fof Beef Cattle ranged as fol-
lows Beat Beeves At s7GDs5 50 that gen.
orally rated first quality T5RD 81 81: medium or
good fair quality 3 25(9f3 IS ordinary thin
Steers, Oxen and Cows 00G)f3 IS extreme
range OF prices : 00G1S5 so. Most Of the sales
we're from 80 to IS Is per 100 lbs or
the receipts. 60 head came from Maryland,
ca from West Virginia 1864 from Vir.
giniA, 1913 from Ohio, 27G from Illinois, and
90 from Pennsylvania-totsl receipts for The
past week 1881 head against 57l3 last week,
and 4Osi head same time last year. or the
offerings 1000 bead we're taken BY Baltimore
butchers, 6j7 cold TO country dealers 246 10 Eas-
tern speculators and 90 10 Washington butchers
Total sales FOR The week 1903 head, against 23Gs
last week, and 2j44 head same time last year.
SwiSE.-There is moderate supply Of good
cornfed Hogs on the market this week and
there is good demand tor them 81 tbs rates
ruling last week, st@ot cents, with extra
shade higher. Grass Hogs are in excess Of The
demand. which II extremely slow With the de
6uciioQ Of % 10 IS cents OF per 90. We quote
~ 7CDsI cents per ID net. Arrivals this week
$50 head against sc5i last week, and 5Ts5 head
same time last year.
SHEgr AND LAHBs.--Thcre has been fairly
active market for all kinds Of stock this week,
aud the quality OF tho offerings is better than IL
vas last week. There has been a good outs De
demand fir proportion o. the offerings be-
ing taken 10 90 East. We quote butcher Sheep
NJ Cost CTS, and Lambs ~ 4f36ic per 10 gross
Stock Sheep-Eses3(9S3 % per head and
Wethers "a "a cents per ID Arrivals this week
2s73 head, against S755 last week, and Tg6s
head same time last year--Saa.
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o B I TIL = IL " .

IL has pleased our Heavenly En- her
III his wise providence. TO take on, OF This
worli the soul Of our deceased sister.
EDNA RACHEL PEPPER. daughter OF VIM.
and Sallie Pepper. Of North River. this
county, on the night OF the 18th Of Sep
iember, 1881, and wos inferred GU the
old home place on North River. Her
age was IL years and II days. She
made public profession of the religion
OF Christ June Is, 1851. and was Bsp-
tsed and received into the Methodist T..
piscoPal Church, South, by the writer
Edna has FOR some time been a great
sufferer with that fell disease Consump-
ton. which so soon ended her Young &
useful life. But, notwithstanding dis
ease was SO rapidly wasting her away,
she was not heard to murmur or COM
plain. She only awaited the will OF the
Lord TO he done. She was n loving and
ooedionJ daughter. fond sister aud af-
iect'ohate friend. 1t was my privilege
TO visit her often during Ler sickness.
ana always found her calm and COM
posed, and in the possession e trust
ing faith i'm the Lord Jesus Christ; and
only the night before her departure she
said 20 me, Il know the Lord Jesus will
como AMI takO me TO Heaven in his
aFms. And but a few hours Of her
dissolution she said, 81 am trusting in
Jesus and thus passed away To the
homo OF the pure in heart whcro sorrow,
pain aud death are felt and feared no
moro. And while IL is natural TO mourn
the loss OF fond ones, yet we mourn not
IS those who have no hope. for our loss
- her Eternal gain AMI this earth il
poorer. Heaven is richer in thst smother
has been added to tho blOodwa-hed
throug TO walk the golden streets OF the
New Jerusalem, and 70 bask forever in
the sunlight Of Gods love and sing Of
redeeming grace and dying love, then
may We say, "Lol tho prisoner il re-
leasei, lighted Of her heshly load" for
from tho earth her spirit aew finds its
Cod and sits and sings Uosanna 70
Him in his highest abode. Then who
can not truly say:
o happy dead 10 thee that sleep.
While DER their Wondering dust we wesp.
0 faithful Saviour who shall come
Thst dos, 70 ransom from The tomb.
ALEX. b. BLUE.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-23

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