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, 1881-07-18
THE NIAGARA FALLS TRAGEDY.


NlLr.sDAI.E, Mich, July lB.-strs. Sarah Stew
art, whose body 10 reported to lavo boom found
ut Niagara Falls. clipped with DR.. IIuw,e som0
wcoky since. 8ha waa lRl4htor Of II. II. ltnw-
kIns, formerly prominent mnrchMnt aud Ioad-
lnx oitizon or Silver Crock, N. Y, now living
somewhere In Kansas, 1t is saId. She has an
Older slster. u Mira. 1louson, or liobson also llv-
Ing somewhere West. Mrs. btownrt wna forinur-
y tho vito nt ono Frank Van ValkcnbusR, fron
whom sho obtAl.'e.l II, divorce, It WIS slid, for
tho purpose Of tlnrryln3 s3tewart. She nlEArs
Hluro In tho highest crclps or tho S0uitty 0t
bur nAtye pAcc. HUNG u wotnan tf grnnt
tNauty Ut fnua una frltl, sllo oxcitol hdalritpn
wherever she Wunt. .Dt. t.. X. ll0wlo> .wns for
Apnlo yelrH tealt,cnt physician Ut tho HDnoo-
pathiu Bohuul. lilo was larxu, heavy. built 1unn,
and, 1t wins sad was slightly nfldlatGl to strong
drink. lla lenros wIfo. MI estlrlahlo laay, alil
Two Or tlrGp bright childbirth.
Dir. 1'h0otl0rp StYwllrt. th8 husband OF tho I'M.
fnrtllatu 1nlY. II bte oF tho lBt ,llUrGhnl,ta Of
Silver Crtek, uecupytnx tho yory at.ry und cur.
ry1nK On tho business In which hlA wfto's fNthor,
Mr.. hawkins, f1llutI HONlu yuAra usu. Mr. Stow
nrt hua IL ilno rusu,le8 in tho viilt.ge, uontatn-
iuy MI wtthtI. una stlgruN,idad lly I'LL without
TINT htNrt could desire or lslat ctl cal'trlhuto to
nuke llf0 ploAsAnt. Ian1 his ttnnnppY wlfu lItt
u plensutt hume and tlnsts Of trillio uny tO
irish tu un igHonlnluua aonlh aud u shameful
tnNmOry, u,
, 1881-07-18

te1t .books into pr hands, s-tho one, this Messed
w'shons viii .' pssns %road euouKn for nit % ooS
over. d The satno time, Nov. I ,io not be!ieyo
sno. II itont q! ttsesc tl,i,st bo takon in IN urslcr
10 in grandty educated.
o9eys the el'et t.ny tr mawSe ;Sf.
i The shooIosiat,s poro o.iy ovor tso llito; tie
saio.,iista 6el,d over only Mature. .Thoy oauh
Simply know Ito ono book to which ther nru
wofiu.l, Curing nnthlnR fnr tho pthar, and. ut
co,irsc thoro ii cinshi,a. Tho hlrtnol1y il conn
ist viii i.o ti,ouingieu, atlti every true thoolo.
uoAs. truth, natural and rrvral,ti. ,..,.
into tho eotntry. Whnt delightful etanuo 4,
snlf,tying tiir l,inss uf cniorr nIr. 10 takc lit
tS ffsnt h,sat d&t0w II ha% Ss ia ssi IT,;
erk NIL thu rattGr,la for tho enyus, tho l,k. tho
III" CHI tell iiig very ai,nr,asur Of u trto by tho
snt pwtiura, tlie vers heII,, of tilo w,ans: tite
aicknry, rnuoo.l mid ro1,gh, too brawny to spond
Il At tho tollos i'scr TIM top Il +, vor
very ,nnsAlo Of blossnn,s. beautifully set. Thcr"
1ro ,taia,ns, nnll tlianlrakes, aud nrlnItt's nnd
eharp splkcs of tho thurn-tEee. Wn ~ past tho
Hrcen Holds. Tho c,ft Ia aareaty shAki,ig out
f. s.Gt tssss Ia. ~ SnI;x cxer H hr rv" i @
tholr honey -sarhs. tIuIInw your huntl@ now fnr
n p,.p a,id drink, Wnter nut Ut tho rock, trll,.
plug down Into rMrlno DasInst uncut Of chtsul
sn frinsai sbot ~ ferns ;li,a tn,,ssas ',h!t ;
ilorc aUcn everywtcrcl II tho lcar Of il chest
nut ind tho rim uf u lily nro wIle enul,Eh fur
lItn tn turn Hts chariot IN, Shut wo ut teRst
not bond ovnr to sre whurc the tre rA,s7
ljlt ono tilorc rpasoi, for rest IA tho upporlun-
ty il viii KIve Ier, contemplation a..
tho st,ititca ar nnrwn. with Ills etr'nEe teorlua,
md nit tho attltiles 0f AgdsatE. eArnu.t ~ they
nre, nwnken lit mr. ITO OyerfnaslcrtuK enthtlsl-
MstIi. Or t1ttIt practical Importance Is It hw
wa oat.tp into life. It 's o,i,Ikh t., know thnt
0ud brought ~ in, A.t, In the brlnHing. stNpvi'
upt,u our whole heIng tho 'mageot tiltnsctt; Tho
thipht stirring mo with mighty lntescss u tho
whittier OF life. WlicrU Itni utlIug? ft'w nl'olt
tho future? This Yrullt buynnd: whit my rein.
tiun to tliat2 The hnrb0r t'it OF which ! eallet!;
| Tint is in tho past. No Hpiug hack tu thnt, Mn
little co,,oern wlat 4 wis. lt.t tho har,'or, Int
lbs itY WItnt II itY How stsot Will It bu reached
| md what my joy or sorrow, rhing IL voyage uI
| sraMgcst niystery.
| Nov. shy those Mrc 1uest!on!nE3 wh!ch ntg't
to bo slpraina 1T nrory mimi. md which ctn tt
| sutErnlu Dny as wg HtrH ttenI ttlnuXht. NJ
safsty alto.lt tho future, drifting ftit 1t hcsl.
les!y. The one tht..Y ueclcA IN staNpanx III
| tttnCs TO tnke tc.rtnXsnf utir sxnet EullH. THU
yosscl over tho sen is cttnpaHe- Wttcutl ut every
, 1881-07-18
An Eng,sah vie,v " t:mrGlcld.

Con. oari,cl l l.s irv.itisntD i,D 1r q; tho unitoe
s.asss. hus hAt4 but u SHIRT tut,tru Of ,,tsu. II
wAs IL tho summer " lnst ycurt. That to wus
party WIS aoc,sr,n. " tho e.ust,oi,s 0f NnvvM,.
as. a S sro m r. @ sg Il @ nrss !; ssSs sSsr
~ Mfrea.ont taaYas. 10 wiz M ,,hkMuwi, .,r Nh
,flo1 .aa,.. IL sasstton for thy hAhst dignity
spaat he hal lllsp|ru,l during u ionK con-
H!stpnt N.Y. cnreer M ,stssY!s ,,.,'sGr ,ho pn'.
IT, IT, 'ys y.sun. s Sy S9nasn sss US nj. F'ts, s W. VII
pitt torwnri nniy'wheN ut,.er na,aus ha,s fnitet
10 communal t1o aecsssnrr n!noisnt of ,oo,.t~
~ ,sost 81 ~ prs.!esss.ors Il ais'ss, has bss
lis way to ii,axe ii the wori.t. ailtl liz has n,,Viu
Il ny TIT those 'xs intellectual and nurs
look upon with most tuvst. Fsssi'ient LInvoii.
i'sra'l .'sa VI ta.'.sps!tter; psus!tsnt~ Mar.
i &ionn.yiSaaia Ca'ial, From this. hya'G,, oo- @
eurAtsoM he turmoil Neat 10, literature.
sssass @ %f 'hss ~ sFf e ss u ia I59 I" M re- easxs
Gutwso,, military a.,u polltlual liFe:. Id EluI
sps s s & xssss v + w. G III az sess e.
e Bss ary % ~ @ Sst ts
Y the Icy thxA ~ CoYxrvss; ~ elevation e
Tue s*ds1SX ' H. sss 1ss III w,sSsssx y,as ~ !
sem'SaI.i apfoy%( t.i th!s ee1;!rS. yss taey @ ass
Hast .paotabIo seetsa d hIs w;, 'sSss ntss. s
Ss$ys sss Y With ss i. ,;, hs y %ss
WA luokest forward tiAs tho Intst 0artAlll denth-
blow to tho syataal nj political lnIUery wt!uh his
sass ssssns, hss i Il S s iaG 81, 'iS Hs'ist
that Tho attsnspt at hit Ass4s!na.lon h@s heei
s*o !aa*o Sn ostMSis ~ 81. 'o ass
, 1881-07-18
LAKE BLUFF.


THO services at tito 1Mko Dl.,if summer AS
son,hly yesterday wcro unusually interesting.
Tho attendance VIVA tho l,lrgnst 10 fur or tho
seuson, uud tho 'lny II perfect ono. Nutwith.
standtns yesy large Haasc"cs* xHthescd Ut tic
rnrIous services those prosrnt did int c','lprse
,npro thuu two-thirds Of tho pooplu upon tho
'..',,.o T., 4.,,,,.",,un,s ~ ~, n,'r,.,,us au,
hff.vo ~ ethlFcyahces u ~ uesue'puons, anu'
by tho hour SGT for morning wotship' ihora ~erc
Tho snryIccs NJ tho div were opcpod nj n. m.
,. 49,. .,o ases,,v ~ -. y ~ ~. ~.
WIZ o. 'no Assemny , oumy.sonoo' s.a'e'sa W
,tant ararisn. I",tm.toi rnyo,. H., ,,,o ,,ot t,r
tua ~ ,, .e '. y, .Au NV. -
iuss ts the itav. J. i. dlit'srt; ad dict ent'-
Mia, Misscs c,arn md sflmnro Couioy. Of Dub,nuu,
''ru Tno Rev low D. III II. wheciur' D. J.. ., Nvw York.
' And ] he ied the,n nut ~ fur rs 4, i,cthnny, md
hu lliteti ap Ills hnds M,I Glcssoi them il cains
frul them tli,ti carried up iiitu icnven, aud
thoy wprsniprti tft,,. md retnr,it tU jSr,sairn,
wifi, Gru,t ipy; u,,j wcru continually In thu te-
pT nts'ss a1s ., 4o &a.y nrsehcr Standing
tho o ~ a,nsct a.. w,T.. liz ,nra. ttttne
s u u ~ ia ~ tst ~" shs strx H. s1,e.
Tos,a ThG , wosS rnEK1Stt' ~ ~. t ~ .49e; I9
rnaos saa nsn 10 tg ;,o w"s ~ ,a ~ aSs: na 'n9
ssis ID e Gass} ass e'ssas 5 VII
,e, ,,aT,,,. Ivy WITH, ~ III % III Fly " ~ ~
ta1 y % ~ H., ~, 'u ~
+ T. sriupast . caus't.on. Ii i,t sf |e
mntt ~ ,s W. ,tn,' IT,. 'is Il. ~, s
.no t ,1ra ""s a ~
.ao Uphill ,.. t no pse!uyu y.: ihg H. !hsGt!aE Mn!E
hllu inc stAr tluL e.h1 oFcr !Ho HlaIEtrt WhleH
, 1881-07-18
DEPEND ENCE. ON. GOD,

kEi,stt3N ~ N.S!itF CilESET, :
nIshop' Cheney, lteetur Ut Christ Reformed
Church. VIM will lo.vc tno uIty this
wrOk IN Ills almiHur vacation, preached hls
farowell sarrl0n yesterday murutnx, taking tbs
following tv1t;
llelng aoniideut ot tb!s very thlnH. that flo
, 1881-07-18
Bishop Cheney Exa1ts mud Urges upon
Ills Flock Dependence on
God.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Hubert on The Difference Between
Slcadfasl and vactltasfag Chris
tfans.
The Rev. Frederick Courtney Exhorts
His Hearers to Be Ready for the
Coming Of the Lord.


~ = ,. r..,n,fo,, r,storInr n,i,rn,uv ink.
~ e.. ,n,,,n u rrlr Wnrxl,tc Walt" and us |
.s n .a... 10 '.'' >S"'
up .vAs' ,,o,, ort,, ,yth Nj. tonr.
nv. stt thus on tic we'll ''-jOlitt IT,, q.
Xii tir,1l ,u,ti do not wonder at It. Ever
.,ncn mnrninr II had been ono tout boforo tho
otl,cr over tho dusty rcad. When rornpcy catno
buck from hIs bRttllnas III Afrlcn ne was dt1t"i1
tu,o Ro,uo in II chnrlot. tho oxcltcd populaco |
pushing On tho wheels; When tlsn:y VII: , won't t
10 ,cet fFaels oh .no s'e'u ,t, u. 'ns lily" s, :"
yolvct falling down over trnpp,ngs Of silver.
1,, TIN ai,, nr t;ol uo,nr nj, u iournoy. had to
70 ' af"ot. I No chariot for lin, and 10 e',arrer
should % noun, m Into Into tue saddle. rho oniy beast
NJ svsr n"a o. ~, s uons as,'ae s S.rt ws shat x
s, ~. ". ~, .,rr,,, nn,at no ,,'k,y NJ
nns n 0I oy ycs su0 Saa,tse sna d. Cd
pilgrim. ali tho way through, Walking
from caporua,,,,, to N,uarcth, walktng from
antn erassia 70 wsIa sSq iso,n Ma iusso NOM to Knaas
NJ nd here ,s r, ofs x ~ IN ,GSs sness the ,'e' osof
uua.s ioau .s ~, ~ ~ ~. .s,,nro I'm nos
1' os 1r tho oonay s out uer TaIs pau @
s reo overhead, shuts ont the lot sun l!ko u roof,
mi the Jnn,r t,fts nf nrnss. kent pruon by thu
,pl''ct water. from tho JUGS, fec's cool To tho
tcot. uNstrAppta from tho sahaa'e. 1on tauss
tuow that thu Traveller ,ad. .as Ts,, . There ,t to-
49,, a, 1,,,,'.,o, .,,,,r,.1 f,,at woa II lin
uo so ,rI. h", s,n, "' ~, "s
hon n p.'i,e D IN sral,, 10 ue cusrisd awny Oh tho
er ma ,slS IF So!sS sse,s s4t Into tho s'0o 't'xas
ursnpesuinia, T ai til t,at % Jac"b yonns @ tn or ii:
~, Tr.,, III nnn,,t1,r, mir "a fat tiia bu.ket u,
III ict i'1 ow. h0 so ikes sr v SScase se hM
pf pous9 shn 2m 10 cS s% ,Ri Im, 1n bsgsc IL .u b
sx sisvr a pn" tn i,y h,,tti nul rIya iii IN
1 sas VIZ ass.isa I%s Druid pill tor A. i:
assss;n ;ssS q r Si5,s y s 5 T {oaS Sssn sas raro
ssSs H. t Of ' Tint s " nSfgot'' ,es''in
~ , II It tta.t It Wis Stiiscc,i out ~ h; Tor oven
f wnsa n@,, 9aH ansiSf an i nrnt @ sia @ Z yss es r s
] ne NV It IL IL IN tlia ha,.s tt,e wU!cr tha
thn Siast,,r M iii lalt thorn NJ 1,toco ku we'll
Php Ihips ",orn,tt i,,%,, INV u,hor1 1t IL il, .tlo c
s sSt q! M tho 0 %si H. !. huns s IT, s
iii @ bettor il Used q b. th,, nyts,i,ig sci, haSs
iroa tSS w,I3d'ass, IT, oF I'M p!li';s awn , vo.s! To-
os,tfII,, m m co me- tr heket. ,irtppiuu fm md
!hs' M st,bi. III i;u IN a., tno liz yorg
sIrhrst i,,cssxs M Of, tGat oi,i witt, md blrss.
sss D .n!s " Sers III. n mor,ing; II, % W6Yrs Tho
nas,sr ~! r sty, so., M trG tnr rcs 9 tn,,r ro M tn
,,,.., ~ ~ sss1Yr syts t hr"sze Trim tGo nii,t
xMter fr1,m ne ~, g NY MIMI r,r,ynr ~
~ IT. i1is M or',v ssaii lIo ro With siut, as prsk us
*sa @ nHs s9ssx a,, oS Tim tro,a f Tim mkt nu
,ee II sna1 t i ieals rsat or i,,a 6clpl rsst: For
tMe hss a ,gW hS, w,v ~, st,s, so ~ wsTN
E"znoss ESas @ bus boei, Mai,,cd nsiii Il wo9 seu'i
tuotu y Ho~ "no uS ~ .t ~, h.,ai'. sau
, 1881-07-18

A good EXCUSE Tor sickness 0t yourself and
family h that you don't usa uon lAttars,
, 1881-07-18

Thousands OF women huve been entirely cured
OF tho most stubborn cnsus Ut female -weaknpss
by the ,lso OF LytliN Il, pfnkhnin's Vegetable
Westorl 4yetltIe. Lynn, MMsy., for paMphlea
, 1881-07-18
MILITIA NOTES.
Items Of General Interest to tho Citl.
zen Soldiery Of Illinois.
satisfactory Condition Of Battery b and
Its Now ArMory.
What They Think at Springfield About
Militia Discipline.

tleHi ltcgnent, has aolo hast Gil lcase u ho~
soncc' ...-.-' -
Private TrGd d. Ntllcrs Company A. Firat
Regiment. t,as bonn ,llsoh,lrvod for tho RoUd of
~, snruio
'"e serv'ce'
Atijutant- Gcnornl Wn1dall. Of Missouri. was
In Springfield Inst Friday, anl phid hIs respects
w. s'o ''."'o o'''ee'S'
The First Regiment is now in tho midst Of It's
tst ,lay Of September. % ''''S' '
Tho Eleventh went into ond-dny's encaup.
mont for Instruction at Now Dorp y tnleu Island,
~ I'm Fo,r,h ~ .r,Iv =
VI an' 'ouf'" vi '"''. =...
Tho battalion Of tho sovcuty-f1rst New York
went ,uto pnmp nt New nuchclo during tho
1,omr,h nr tuI,. hn,iiinva
o"f'' " '"'' ao''"",''
cap.; ssahx M M.atock, o. oncl"n, nus uccr , ro
pany 4, Fourth Ilosn,out.
c..-,.,,,,, =, ,,tx,. t..,..,tr. ,,.,.,.x.,+ e,rt
company u, flrst lhtautsy, NeRi4nent, Caps'
ChAr'os 8. Dluhl. Will ~ Into camp at deucva
Lake nuxt saturtlny and Hur,1uy,
COMphny q. '1rst Neg4fneHt, hatneo tno eaAp
At Ottnwa "Canp Strong" In honor Of Gen.
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Jewish sunday Observance.

Rabbi Kohler, OF New York, talks rather
interesting in the Erening Post about hi
reasons for opening the Synagogue on Sun
day. About one.quarter OF his co-religion.
ists-less rather than more-attcnd the
regular Synagogue service on Saturday, he
says; the rest are not present at any public
religious service from weeks end to weeks
end. Business carries the day against re-
ligiOn. The Saturday congregations are
made up, outside of tic old-fasLioned con
scientious Jews who really value their
souls above their bank accounts, Of men
who have retired from active business life.
The rabbi is sure that thisstatG Of things
Is an unmixed evil. "rhe more study
the question" lie says, "thc more firmly I
believe that any successful attempt to en-.
force II strict observance Of our Sabbath
among the Jews would lead to New York
Ghetto-a narrow life apart from the rest
Of the world. This is not what intelligent
Jews want" lie thinks the true plan Is to
do Ms he Is doing-hOld the regular service
Saturday for those who can attend 1t, and
then hold II supplementary service, con.
sisting OF prayers, Bible readings and Il
lecture or address Sunday. II Is uphill
work, he admits, getting the innovation
fairly started, but lie is going to perseyere.
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slste hoIelmnhe5 rejected Ase oan weak 4na
loA1tAl ~ $50 ~ rs ~
and uncnapgel fla1seed 9lI and Lover y Y "
k9tk IN i9i ~ 81 I9lf ~ ~, ~ r,
NoIetn1el' ~ ea.il ~ geeeinef; ~ ~ r
t ~ y aGtlve 4a t9HeI ~ ~ esh Anu
W " - " "a ~
1ulk tlss eas e6 ~ Anott ~ :, ~
~ ~ eie1 i " H. Why qpte. aiia ~
~ a. a. osiI ~ SI q w ,J
a1,,.. a0l We peSepsT eS ~
lHt.Ie, nEln any nlshsI ~ o sts vetooe olss ~
su SIss2s ~ M ~ c. ~
December; Sc NAV PorE easIeFs al 81 D Soyen,.
Der; SIS aj January. Land easier al Sli 70 Noyem,
Der sil Saiaii NJ: December. So OSaia az Ian,
uary' ~ '' wa $50
C,uc,oo oO,oho.,s Tho D,,,.., I,.,,,,, ,.,,.,..
III OglopSt To- y poIts
s.l hsa, SVo mead
iSa a., h,y aL ,a, ny pI
mo, eIr ~ 81 49, ~ I to ~ ~
AZ. cbj LP al ls a. VVaU , ~ .Sus ~ ~
"a aSSS "a "'A'' ~ ''@' W VuA@ N'u SIaAAe'a
Catile-ReceIpts7 ON head, shInments . GOO hooJ
Very fair demald: All nj StOck seilInr sronp. corn
mon unchanged; good 10 extra Stccrs 81 d3aS nj
medium 10 good IS iSn5 Tlr common 10 hir "a Al,
O butcher steady nj y iSS and td y
s. 75aS Isl dairy calves 81 OOaiG O1 Der heal: range
cattle fairly active and drm; through Texans s. S1a
~ IO northern Texas s. 3iA3 90 half breeds and
natives 81 5OAl 90
sheep-k Receipts 200 head; shipments $50 head.
OheriltH largely poor quality; selling VI 81 7601 co.
good to choice 81 9Iat 50
CINCINNATI, October sl.-COttOn quiet at lie
Flour quiet anu unchanged, Wheat; No. red
winter u " Com easier; No. 3 CSC; No white nc
UAH lthli NO, mixed i1c. Rye In good demand
ut q 10. Barley tun and unchanged Pork dull
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TO CHICAGO.
Only eighteen hours.

BTEUBRNvILLR ACCOMA0DATIoN-LeRy BellRitO
at $40 r. NJ, Bridgeport 800 r. NJ Arrives Ut sle.
benyille ut sos r. MI leaves steubenyyillo At 1850 A.
~; bridgeport at S'62 A. Nj arrives at BellAlre at
g0S A. N.
Tickets and baggage checks 10 all principal points
IN the East and West can he procured at the Ticket
0flCe In Bridgeport. Y. r, MYEilS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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Ghe gRteuigetrter


For the lntclligenccr.
The last scene in the drama is about to
be enacted, The incidents gather to the
tragic ending All nature cries aloud and
stamps this last act us the climax OF En-
glands injuries to the lacerted and torn
body OF bleeding Ireland. To-day Irish.
men In Ireland are the most mental Of
slaves. Deprived OF every personal liberty;
trial by jury gone; liberty OF speech
gone; liberty Of thought. gone; house
holds invaded, husbands torn ruthlessly
and without cause from the bOsOms Of their
families and cast into prison, with but
chance or hope OF defence, IGarevery
right and liberty OF labor and soil granted
by good God is ruthlessly torn from n
people whose sons and daughters have
populated the earth and are the pride Of
every country. Two centuries OF suffering,
the pages Of whose history is written in
the hearts blood OF million Celts, Their
Canonized bones have burst their cerements
and their spirits walk abroad like
that OF Claudius OF Denmark,
and cry to us, their sons, revenge re-
venge! our foul and unnatural murder"
Shall we pass unheeded the heNrtrending
supplicati0n OF our outraged ancestry?
No! Like the young Prince Hamlet feign-
ing frenzy, with method in our madness,
prompted by parental and national love,
goaded on by the mercless English lash,
applied to our back fol- ages, "we'llcry havoc
and letslipthc dogsofwar" BY the bribery
and deception Of English stealth, lrislmen
like tho Athenian GladiatOrs OF Rome
ireland beingthe amphitheater OF England
for ages by the folly Of their own disuniOn)
have been their own destrOycrs, To-day
Ireland stands united, backed by the sym.
pathies OF the world So now is the inevi-
table moment; now is the accepted time,
and, like that little band OF Athenians, led
on by that GOd.like man, Sparthias, weare
led by Charles Stuart Parnell. Imprisoned
though no be, his spirit is still at liberty
and the good work goes bravely on, The
eagloOf liberty isperChed upon our banners,
for the hearts and hopes Of every freeman
distant though he may be from that little
isle, through thatsympathGtic cord in mans
nature that ever extends n helping hand
to prosecuted people, Is touched for Ire
land. The world will help her, for her
cause Is just TOgiye fOrCible expression
to this let the citizens Of Wheeling hold
mass meeting at some future day in an up.
propriate place, and lend their voices in
condemnation Of this inhuman out
rage to u civilized, generous and noble
hearted people. Let every body attend for
this contest in Ireland is not alone the
cause Of the Irishman, but ii is the battle
Of right and liberty. Therefore it Is the
fight for the freedom Of every man,
A SYMpATnI2ER.
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Wholesale Grocer, Main st.. Wheeling. W. Va,
ClNmii1Y Of ReGtlin, PFOlapslls aud Piles
'Ep given up 10 die and pronounced inCurable.
D smith cured mo without knife" ,,,,
WASHINGTON DEt,ANY,
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SICK HEADACHE,
Nervous Headache,
Nervousness, Neuralgia, SIeepIess-
ness,
Paralysis, Dyspepsia, Asthma, VI
tus Dance and Ague.
All are Nervous Diseases, and are all
Perfectly Durable by the Use Of
DR.. BensOn's Celery and
ChamOmile Pills.

They have been tested time and time again.
and always with satisfactory results This
preparation just meets the necessities OF the
case, These diseases are all nervous diseases
Let me say Just what my pills are made to
cure, and what they have and will cure
Neuralgia, Nervousness, Sick Headache, Merry.
Gus Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Sleep
lessness, Paralysis and Indigestion. Nervous
ness embraces nervous weakness, irritation,
dependency melancholy, and restless, dis.
satisfied, miserable state Of mind and body
indescribable, These are some Of the symp-
toms Of nervousness. Now, to BIO fully
restored to health and happiness Is priceless
boon, and yet for so cents you can satisfy
yourself that there is cure for you, and for
- ut the very furthest, that cure may be fully
secured, These pills are all they are repre-
sented to be and arG guaranteed To give salts
faction when used us directed. Please re.
member they Are prepared expressly 10 cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, DyspGptiC
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Paralysis,
slecplcssness and Indigestion, and will cure
any case. Price 30 cents or o boxes for 81 50,
postage free. Sold by all druggists. Depot,
LOG North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
nr,,,Uwp
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NEW YORK. October iS.-MoNEY-iaG per cent
closing at 3OI per cent Prime mercantile pane 81
vi per cent. Sterling Exchange bankers bills strong
at 81 500; demand 81 ~
GOVRRNAENTs--GenCmlly firm and 4 per cent
higher for extended IT, Registered i%s declined y,
per cent. Other Issues unchanged
US Is extended. .lOO, sstp &sx. City lrStS ai09h
US Is, extended. "l0OHU. Pacific bonds lists. llG1
~ COUPONS. U"""lll9 Y. I. Land Grants,"il9
Paclnc Is Of 'Oj....."l3O Texas Pacific I'd gl 49,
Central Pacific, lst~lliI TGx. Pac RIO. DlY.... So,
Erie seconds. ....".."l023S oOnGred. tEx..dlv
Lehigh & Wllkes.."l07A Tex, .lntereSt.
RAILROAD IoSDs-IrcgulaF business moder
ate. Closed heavy.
srArE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and In the
mniu firm.
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It's Acllon ~ Nmre and SAFE.

The celebrated remedy Kidney.WOrt car
now be obtained IN the usual dry vegetable
form, or In liquid form, 1t Is put In the
latter way for tho especial convenience Of
those who cannot readily prepare it. It will
be found very. concentrated and will act
with equal efficiency in either case, De sure
and read the NEW advertisement for harticu
lars.-i1uh aud West. MwPSw
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CHICAGO, October lSeFlont steady and nm.
changed. Wheat active but lower No 2 Chicago
sptlng 81 Ael 81 cash; q ~ November; 81 sTt3
December; u az year, sales ~ a13Al a7i< NOyem.
beri q sG3fl 3SIt Deccmbet No, 4, d Ell Com nm.
settled and lower AZ 6g,fa0gsc cash; 6tgfd NOyem.
beti eg73Ae'ISc December t59te Nay sales GOA
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Jacob II. Bloomcr, of virgillc n Y,
writes "Your Thomas EclCctric OIL cured a
badly swelled neck and sore throat Oh my
SOIL In forty.Cight hours; one application also
removed the pain from very sore toe my
wife's foot was also much inilAmed--so much
she applied the OIL, and in twenty-fOur hours
was entirely cured"
Sold by liaughlin BROS. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, w Va.
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CARBuNKLEg, Telons, Boils Sores OF long
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, etc, posi-
lively cured without the aid Of n knife or
poultice, by using Mrs Julyr Myers Drawing
and Healing Salve. Piles Salt llheunl, Fry
sipolaS Soft and liberated COrns, Chilblains,
etc, It has never failed 10 cure. For sale by
Logan & Co. D6w
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The cattle market for tho pagt week was steady
Sales yesterday were made at 3l4ai4c according Il
quality and condition.
Hogs still rGmaln high, and show but few
tCr,iny, and more sales were made AT he higher
than thelOwGT quotation.
Sheep arc dull. The best quality bring 3ISc, and
there Is no demand for any0theB
Calves bring 81 2iai 30 head, according 10 size.
The demand Is good and the supply IN keeSpng
,pItI -
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ri,n inland snri or tieneral.

jacob Smith, Clinton street, buffalo, says
la has used Spring Blossom in hi. family 40
n general medicine for cases OF indigestion
biIlousneS, bowel aud kidney complaints,
and disorders arising from impurities OF the
blood; he speaks highly Of setllraoy. Pfice
30 cents, trial bottles 10 cents.
Sold by Iaughlin Bros u Co., wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, w, Va,
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TRANSPORTATION.
DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
Il LOUIS RAlLRAY-PANHAEDIR ROUTE

:, Time table for East aud West corrected 70 JULY
Tndns leave Panhandle Depot, foot Of ne1enth
street. near Public Landing daily, except sunday,