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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-19
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NEW YoRK, July 49, MoSEY -MGrket
easy at 2aS per cent Prime mercantile pa,
perSA4x per cent; Sterling Exchange banken'
bills weak at y u; demand a SO,
G~oyERAhEHT BoADs-srong and steady and
q shade higher.
Y, 8. g. oouPt Of 'u-169kIHSg ,.....,,...,,, ...,lG
New HG,....,,,,.,..,- lltk PlAAn Il Of '9S.,,,.,.,lS0
Law N,...,r"I,.,.,..r-llSn
RAnloAD BoEDs-In light request.
STATE BoaDs Generally inactive.
Louisiana CSuIOlL,,, 6 Virginia Is.,,,...,,...,,, 81
htiIauF ss''..-,.,..-.,ln Virginia C0lbslS, sK-
w JeisPA, .,,,.-....,..l 10Y nlturSd COUPONS, 81
tennessee q old,,r~' ~ Vlrtpia dtssrESd,.r''lS
Tsnusal0S q asW..... TLAl P0aSrsd.
sroCES-The market opened weak and
generally lower, and In the early deal
ings prices declined u to y per
cent, but subsequently, advanced y to TX
par cent the latter Lake Shore. Toward
noon, however, speculation sgAin became
weak, and during the afternoon prices fell
steadily and the closing quotations were
generally at the lowest figures OF the day.
The decline, compared with saturdays final
salrs, ranged from Il to Ak per cent, the
latter In the New JerSey Central. st. Paul,
Northwestern, Michigan Central, st, Paul l.
Omaha, Memphis & Charleston, Indianapolis,
Bloomington & Western and Delaware, Lack.
wanna Western were also prominent In the
downward movement.
TFADEaotionH $50, 600 HhAreL.
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Mrs. Ira Mulholland, Albany N. Y writes
"For several years I have suffered from oft.
recurring bilious headaches dyspep Ia, and
peculiar TO my sex. Since
nsing your Burdock Blood Buffers am en-:
iitsiy iellsYed.n Price ! i0oi trial 1i4s, 10
ssSid by tAuthlIn Bros. 4 Co., wholesale
Druggists, wheeling. '
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and higher; No. . mixed $50; white 44G,
Rye strong; No. 2 O. Gal 10 Pork hEmsr
Of SIS 90 Lard quiet at t12 00al2 so. Bulk
meah e%asieri shoulder 90 rs clear rb$s q.
Bacon steady; shoulder 81 80; clPar rib
$40 10; clear $40 80, Whisky steady atSlOa
Butter in fair demand fancy creamery ga
24c; choice Western Reserve l6o; choice
Central Ohio l4c, LinSsed oil $50.
oHlCAGo, July ls,-ThS DrOVsr' Journd
rspOrR:
Hog-Recsipts 2~7.OOohsad; shipments 5000
head. Market easier; common to medium
mixed packing S. 9Oa6 So light So l0a6 40
choice heavy s. 40a6 IS,
Catls-Recsipts 1900 head; shipments
1900 head. Quality poor; exports nominal
at 80 OOSG %; good to choice s. 70a6 10.
shesp-Eecsips 5000 head, Market I'M
changed.
Cattle advices quote stronger markets In
Liverpool and Glasgow American cattle l4ci
Canadian iAhc, as they are allowed TO gointo
the interior.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1. -Cofite firm; Rio
cargoes ordinary To prime 9kRl2ko Sugar
steady, with u fair demand inferior togood
eommon 6Aa13Sc; common to good common
IhS7NS yellow clarified 9a9Kc, MolosseI
dull At 2OA2bC; fair 26nSOc; prime 400. Rice
NA'AN w HAhAg sE4St
NEW ORLEANS, July 49, Cotton quiet and
firm at Ike low l0hc; good ordinary exc,
Net receipts 1900 bales; gross 1900 bales;
exports TO Great Britain 1000 bales; coast.
wise, 6s bales sales $50 bales stock SS,926
bales.
NEw YoRE, July 1a.-DRr GooDs-Buslness
continues moderate with package houses.
Cotton goods in fair demand and krm. Dark
priuts doing fairly. Mems Weear woolenS
quiet and steady. Foreign goods In demand,
TOLEDO, O., July lS.-Whsat easier; No. 81
spot SC25; new 81 24k July 81 2S<;
81 1919 October 81 2OH; year 81 l9H,
Corn quiet; NO. 2 August 49Ao; year 46Kc,
Oats nominal.
CINCINArI, July ls.-Hogs quiet; common
aud light IS uOa6 80; packing and butchers
IS 9OaB rs, Receipts 1880 head shipments
! 100 head,
PITTHBuRsH, July IS, --pErRoLEux-QuiSt
United certificates steady at 7SAo; refined
lhSc Philadelphia delivery.
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Y.0U.rKN0W

The beat evidence Of q phyICian's success Is the
Sctlnlohy o. hii patients, The increasing dSm1nd9
IoE my professional services prove that l have dealt
hnnOIably and fairly with those who have consulted
me. mover use 4 patients name without pOrniSsbon,
though | havc many hundred certificates IRON those
IneuRbl0. A thorough modiral education, with
many yOaIt hospital experience and familiarity with
therapeutic AgOliS, aciOSS observance Of tsmpOTAnhen.
lAl pSculiHritISb and strict attention N hyglGni0 man.
ASemenl, lnsuIsG HnOOOssu-cIe IL possible, and ]
frankly BIyS The patient my opinion.
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OARsuvoLSs, FeloBa, Dolls, Sores otlorg
standing, such as Ulcefu, AbsesBca, etc.
positively cured without the aid Of 8 knife
or pouliiCs, By using MTS. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing gAlye. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Efysipolas, Soit and liberated
Oorrs, Ohillblniua, Stc, II has never failed
Ia cure. For sale by Logan & Go, DAW
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Che g~ateligeaGe1
tho Atlantic,
Mr. sTEOMAN's NEW POEH.
[ExtrhctS from "CordA ConeordIa, y read at the Con-
cord School Of Philosophy, July llth.

cord School Of Philosophy, July lith'
Where breeds the Absolute,
Or IhunS our long pursuit
By atFy utmost pathways out Of kenE
FlObtar than kuAbOamA, 10,
Our pAislOnAte SpilltA 20,
And traverse immen0riAl space. and then
Look Cd, and look In vain, 10 dad
The mAstsr-clOW to all they left behind.
white oTbS III angola pas
Before the triple glass,
That nsn may Icln the REGARD Of each nAme,-
Of spectral line and line
ThelegeLdy dlTinO,-
FbdinR thslT mould the same, and aye the SAINT
The atoms that We knew before
II which ourselves are mads,-duSt, and no more
10 lot our DETER aEt.
Probe the warm bTAIh, and part
Each eouyOluion Il the trembling Shsl:
But whittier now has I'D
The HRnlO 70 matter wed
That muTmured heTe2 All silence, such - IOll
When 70 the shfinO beyond the ARK
The soldiers reached, and found II void and dArk'
seek elsewhere, and In vain
The gings Of morning chAiLi
Their speed lranHmutO TO DIRE, and bring the Light
The 0O.etsEnHl beam
OF the blind mlnstralu DREAM
But think mot that bright heat to know Arightp
Nor how the trOdden seed takes root,
Walked by ia glow, and climbs 10 dover aud Ifult'
BehLr d each captured law
WIeFd shadows give US AWet
Pren With yOuF BEOF1Gy tina phAnt0Wl lAll eH41ei
Through our AlOEteat most
WAndeIG al tasO some ghost
Nov here, now there, By no lnchantmont laid
And works upon our louls th viii
Leading US on 70 subiler ma1el Aull,
We think, we feel vi arei
And light, ~ Of q Bt1r,
utopea Though the mist,-all little light 10 giVani
And ave ircIu LIE aud death
WO GtIiYe, With indTAwn breath,
To SomthOW WTgSt tho truth, and long have IlTiVonl
hOr pause, lho4gh book and S'aE ald elod
Rely, Can't ihGs BY Isgrrhhg HadOH GOdf
As from The hollow deep
This IOulS LtIOHR tide must keep
It's puipNo sill. We rest not, though We hear
NJ voice from heaven let Al,
No chant putiphonal
bounding through Hunllt clOtts that open near
We look not OutWaId' but within,
And think not quite 70 end ~ We begin
Let the blind thropg await
A healer nj the gate
Our hearts press on tGbe0 what yondeF lies,
knowing that arch on arch
Shall loom REF0as the march
And over porIIlS gained new stronghold rle.
The search itGeiI q glory bril- 60,
Though iOlled 50 oft, that seeks the soul Of thingi'
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KIpEEY ARD LIVER DISEASE ANN R~HEUMAJIA
-suRBERHD TRAgIBLf ,.-"lIOthiDg seemed 70 help
ue could not get out Of bed, Or, bTith cured me,h
H's GRPr, PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, ", Va.
CATARKH, P0LYPUs OB Nos8, lVPAIRRD Voice.
I suffered Tor years; patent medicines lAilOd 10 hOlp
ule. Dr., smith completely cured me,
ChAlL@ CHADDuCK,
otspeidGl 4 Co., Wheeling, ". Va,
DYEPgPsiA AM yLCHRATED STOMACH Treat
ment for yoan iAllOl 70 give mo ToliOi. Dr.. amlth
cured me;m THOMAS HOLT, insurance Agent
FIIs-"HAd them IQf fourteen years: ~; smith
cured m6." IOUls +, RAEAlNGI0N.
hE9IutA-R unElH6 soGHS ON HEAD my 500
him. Dr. Smith cdf!d him. rr,,v c,,
M,IEsI .,;sst wSHrnIinss ", Va.
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"SAln Diseases GarSa y Dr. s"ayne''

"SRIu Diseases" Cured By Dr., sWayne'a
OInInlenI,
What Is more distressing than an obstinate
skin disease, and why persons should suffer o
single hour whoa theJ have a sure cure In
"Swayne's Ointment" Is past our comprehen-
sion. The worst case OF letter, Itch, Salt
Rheum, or that annoying complaint Itching
Piles, yield to its wonderful all healing quail.
ties. Hmples on the Face and Blotohes ON
ths Skin are removed by using this healing
Ointment. Perfectly safe and harmless, even
on the most tender infant,
AN ERuPTEoN oV EIGHT YEAEs' STANDING.
was troubled with an eruption for eight
years, itching lntolerlbly at timssi tried
many preparations without finding relief.
Through the use OF "swayne's all.healing
Ointment" | am entirely cured.
JosEPH H. LAMBERT.
At Hortsman & Bros. Fifth aud Cherry,
Phila. HAH
swayne's Ointment, the only eiFectual cure
for letter, oil CutaneouS affections no matter
how obstinate or how long standing,
swayne's Ointment Is sold by all druggists,
TThS&w,
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Lsk dFuepists for tHuuEh on Rats. II
at rais, mice, bed. bugs, reaches,
SIss' v.;min SAt' inseots' lSo' per boz,
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Oh oAoo, July 18-Flour, demand for the
market firm. Wheat, active firm and higher;
No. ? Chic,go spring 81 llNal 10 cash and
July; 81 lSKal 1871 August 81 lSlial lStE
s~eptember 81 l4al l4H October; No. 8, coo
All 06: rejected 79sSec. Corn active, firm and
higher No, 2, 4s1GaisHo cash and July; AK
a47Nc August 47Ka4SNc September; 47Xa
40 October; rejected 48c 0an demand ialr
and prices higher; No. 2, 4SHc cash and July
G9Nc August; 2Shc September and October
rejected S4hc. Rye quiet; No. 2, gSa96c cash ;
0SHc. July; $50 August. Barley easier; No.
2 spring $40 September. Pork moderately
active aud higher 81 76al7 80 cash and July;
ST.. 80 August and September. Lard fairly
active 9nd a shade, higher Si2 80 cash and
July; vi Ooall o21 August II 60all OAK
September; 81 80 October. Bulk meats,
shoulder. SO 80; short RIB IS 05t short cieai
20 As. Whisky steady at 81 10.
The following shows the fluctuations In The
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
as reported by John N. Hoon q o., brokers,
No. l150 Main street.
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L. Taylor, Hinsdale, N. n. writes; "For
thirty years have been greatly troubled
with Itching Piles; have consulted many
remedies, which proved Ia me no rsmedieSat
all, until | obtained DR., SWsyne's Ointment
at Thomas drug store in Brattleboro, Vt
which cured nle completely. Swayne'a
Ointment sold 6y all druggists, rTHs4w
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PHILADELPHIA. JNly i%s.-klou,, dull; west.
srn EXTRA 70 76A4 .2ii Minnesota extra So 7ta
8 30; Ohio good fancy ~ 80; Ohio new bro.
cess 80 OiaO 75i Minnesota patent, good, 81:
winter patents to 7ba7 90, Rye fotf dull Al
"a 76a5 90. Wheat higher; No 2 prompt
shipment, 81 20 4. o.. b.t Nh.9 red elevator
81 3dH; No 2tejectsd track 81 IS; No. . red
July 81 2Okal FOX August 81 2lal 24J(;
septt hibtr Il 25Ial FOX. Corn In fair Dc.
m6nd; steamer, track and grain depot 63ka
b4Hc; No 8 b2a5Sc; rejected 4SabiHO sil
mixed July 65HaS6Hc; AuguStb6Ka66C; Sep
TENDER hHab7Ko. Oats excited No. 2 while
43Ket No. . while4l Na49c rejected lOa4OHo;
miAed 400. Provisions firm and In good de.
mand; mess beef $i4; India mets ga 90;
mess pork t24 60t mess PORK, prime, 81 Goa
Ii. 10; hams, smoked I'll b0al2 30. Lard,
primo steam &l2 IS; kettle Si2 u. Butter
steady creamery 2lA24c; New York and
Bradford county, IA, extta lgp72c; dairy,
i4aiso. Eggs dull at laal4Hc Cheese
steady creamery sh0Ao. Petroleum dull al
7kn Whlsky tFn Of 81 i9,
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Is one Of the most annoying diseases
in the world, and yet oil can find sure
relief by the use OF DR. SwAYNE's 0INT.
MLET. II has been tested In thousands
OF instances and invariably makes
sure cure. The symptoms are mOiS.
ture, like Preparations, intense itch.
ing, increased by scratching, very dis.
troSsing, particularly at night, a. II
pin worms were crawling In and about
the reCtumi the private parts are
sometimes effected. Reader, lfytuare
suffering from this distressing COIN.
plalnt, or letter, Itch, Soald head,
iingwOrm, barbpr's Itch, any crusty,
scaly skin eruphnns, 'uSa III. swayns'a
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BALriNoRe, July is.-Flout very quiet.
Wheat strong MOI wlnttf red spot and July
gsLAl 26Ei August Il 2IXat Q4Hj Bep-
TENDER q 2SJ[ai 26aS October 81 26Xai 28H.
Corn, wcSlefn Ateaoy; mixed spot and July
S5jia65Hc August 66Ha5eHG September BIC
bid steamer 49IfAI4XC Gals scafcs and
higher; western white 4CAiiC mixed ssas0t.
Rye nominal Hay dull; prime TO choice
Pennsylvania tlS OOaiS 70. Provisions firm,
with iair jobbing trade demand mess pork
tl9 ONais %; bulk meats pacled n 6CaiU 20.
bacon, shoulders 10 Is; clear rib sides $40 rs;
hams tl2 0oai3 co. Lard, refined i2Ac. But.
ter qulej western ireSi grass l3ai7c. Kggs
quiet Al 14o. Petroleum dull; refined 7Nc.
Coffee quiet Sugar quiet; A soft lOc
Whisky ffm al u liHatlG
ClNclEEAr1, July ls.-Cotton ittong and
higher at Ike. Flour strong and higher,
family IS b0a6 IS, ianoyt6 0OSe eI1 WSsal
stronger; No. 3 red winter u II. Corn veal.
q; No. 2 mixed 60H(a5io. OAia, active, Ann
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ATALKONTALKING
AID TaE Art OF COHvEEsArIOS.
Conversation rs a Means and an Eject
Of CuIIuFs-IIs Neglect In
the Old world and
the New.

II, according to old beliefs, the taiIiea
still bestowed gifts upon children at their
birth, a parent could ask few better things
for his offspring than thepower OF CONVEX
sstion, since, like orstorY, this 10 not one
power alone, but sum total OF powers,
and brings to It's possessor ~unCeasing
pleasure and triumphs, It controls the
minds OF men and wins the hearts Of
women; 1t insures friends and turns
strangers into R%cquaiutances; 1t Is the open
&,amc to all grades OF social life, the guar.
sntse OF success in all diplomsCies; and II
it fails to bring fortune, 1t Is in itself, to b
philosophic mind, u OF the auplest Of
compensations.
For want Of this power how many noble
natures have been misunderstood; how
many great thinkers have been underrat.
ed, how many deserving schemes have
come to noughtl In its perfection 1t Ia
almost as rare as OrAtOry, and for some
centuries at least history has delighted 10
preserve the traditions OF the few men
and women whose conversational powers
brought them to tho front rank. Yet
even among these there Is no instance In
which 1t O an inspirstion-a mere
triumph Of genius. Those who are most
generously endowed in this direction
receive from nature nothing more than
the power 10 become good Convsrsers.
Culture and experience must do the rest.
This 10 perhaps why We are disposed to
rate fne conversation go highly, II costs
much, and proves much. II is no less
the product Of talent than OF time
and Industry, and differs from sim
pie gift Of CAB" as gold differs
from mica,
Madame BonAparte, writing from Balti.
more In lS49, regretted having been born
there, and added; "soCiety and CONVEX
sGtion
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oil q conversation iS not the information
30 ave each other, but the use We make
nf information already possessed by uB
both. Hence Il Il pliin that 10 ponYeTss
we'll we must think well, and With our
own minds be able 10 strike sparks from 4
subject. The most pleasing conversation
10 between persons who are we'll posted on
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NEW YoRK, July lS.-Cotton firm at II
11.l6all 16.l6oj futures Arm, Flour Quiet
receipts 1900 barrels; exports $500 barrels
superhne western and State 81 O0a4 rs;
common TO good extra n 9O.6 %; good to
choice 30 S0a6 76i white wheat extra IS asa
9 81; extra Ohio s. 0Oa6 70; St. Louis IS 90
80 76i Minnesota patent 81 25AS. 90. Wheat
Hal%c better, closing steAdyi receipts SAi,.
OOO bushelsi exports 6S,O0O bushels; un.
graded spring 81 05a1 10; No. 8 spring 81 l6a
1875 No, 2 Chicago o. 80 uugraded red
O6a1 2SHi No. 3 red 81 %; No, 2 do
IL 29Mal 29H: canal 81 29Nai 2OX; rail-,
new winter, 81 49, delivered steamer, No. !
red, II 2Si ungraded White 81 goal IS; No.
| do, sales 800 bushels, at 81 26al 26x; No,
2 red July, sales 24S,0 0O bushels, at ! S2a
| 29H; August, sales $685. D bushels, at SII26
l.l0al III September, sales b62,-
600 bushels. at 81 20hal q. Corn
strOn er With a moderate export trade;
receipts $4,000 bushels exports 100000
buSholSi upgraded 43a66oi No. 8, 5CabOKc;
steamer 62a62ko; No. 2 66Na68c, No, 2 white
68kR69c; ungraded white b0a52k No. 2Jnly
65NaSo,j August E9XaS7C; september6 SKs
6sEc.. Oats dull and easier; receipts 72,OjO
bushels western mixed 4'al8c; white 43aiso
Stocks Of grain In store July l6! Wheat 8,O7I,.
$40; corn 2,2Sl,0JO oats 1867, 900 rye 81, 900
Hay dull and unisttied. Hops quiet and
steady. Cotlee quiet and unchanged. Sugar
quiet and steady; fair 70 good re1ling quoted
1ha1}Sc., Molasses dull and unchanged.
Rice steady and moderately active. Petroleum
dull United 1910; crude 6Xa7o; refined IA
INC. Tellow steady at6Ha6N, Resin dull
and unchanged. Tlrpentine firm atA2Hai3o.
Eggs duh and unchanged. PORK dull; nav
mtls. SIS w. Besf firm. Gut meats quiet
and nominali long clear 50 90; short clear
~ -. Lard dull; prime steam $l9 66ai2 rs.
Butter quiet and unchanged. Cheese dull
Mt 7lsalONe. Iii
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@BLAoK.pRAUeArn cures dy,pep
bio, Indigestion and heartburn.
ROr sails BY Logan 4 %.
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"WlNe OF oAaDvIn cures irregular,
painful, or difficult mcnstruation.
For ssle nv Logan & On.
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NLEvELAND L PITTSBURGH r, R
Y condemned TLAB CARD.
Eh m AsEsg5
g0[Ng E1BT 1ND WELT
dAuf Except erndayl % iollowi'
TArough TRAINS 10 PttlburEh,
Through Trains 70 Cleveland,
1ThrOugh Trnlm 70 EhitaEo,
Cleveland.
Hotel ard Sleeping Car 90 eli Trains bSLwCsn Al.
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IMPORTANT STATEMENT

10 the sllutGn Waller Of
,u,IioE 10 ih''I M value Of natural sPrnI
llai NAs0lil' Il dhtRsei not amenaoLe y
ltilf-t X trltnfa' S az recognized ny ths Hlslt
ran,s TarIs, u nov Nops ,nCh natural remedial
NaIi rsJlra9t 4IT abeqnalsl. i Il wonder
,sa u s,S &c I g]a9,dR ~: ID = h !. 4 s.' a.
rFf'I, ~ t~pInntnl ol MS,tsTy d these diseases,
49, oviHg 70 W Niiv,s saved has been
:, 4. nie nLs nd hablsuIl CONSTIPATION y
y "a dultP'a oagb and permanent cure, A.
" Issi : lhSIoGs NJ he valuable quality
.,Sts, slg1as T vssn ali other drinks iAiL A.
Y" j i ~ s ;,S.I'4, ,59' i (. 1.,'sasiSSl i' Hs:sf I
IN satss'L aI bv Inc GALLON o. barrel By
y d tnas LOGAN go
druggists, Bhdg! CornSI.
IRenlI for Wet virginia
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TT d M E P BIZ Fl

-svTPERHD TRRRIBLr ,.-"lTOthing seemed 70 help
us could not get out Of bed, d, Smith cured me-"
H EEPT, PHILLIPS,
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Jasper and His church Beil,

The Rev. John Jasper, the colored
clergyman, whose famous sermon on the
Rotation Of the SUM- has made his
church in Richmond one of the local
lions always visited by strangers, in that
city, is recovering from his recent dam
gerous illness, Mr., Jasper's congregation
is one of the largest in the country, and
he is trying to secure for them larger
church building. Great c,mmotion was
created among his parishioners Monday
ni.ht by the unaeeountable ringing Of
the church bell at midnight, three slow
and deliberate taps, which aroused all
the colored people, who could find no
explanation of the mystery. Some one
suggested that the tollipg was an inti-
nation of the approaching death of the
psstor. This caused a stampede TO the
house of MIR. Jasper near by, and the
crowd stood around the dwelling and
were not appessed until he g me out
and assured them that he was recovering
from bis illness. They then disappeared
many, however, beliying that there was
some supernatural agency connected
with the telling of the bell.
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The Grief OF a Dove.

A year agr little girl living near
N. Y, q village ON the
line Of the Erie Railroad, was presented
with pair Of doves. One day, three
weeks ago, they were aylpg across the
railroad track, when the male bird came
into collision with the smoke stack Of
the Pacific express, which passes the
spot at about 6 o'clock in the mornipg.-
The bird was killed by the shock, and
in,tantly thrown out Of sight of Its mate.
The emale circled about the spot for a
few minute In ev' dent amazerleut of
the sudden dif ppearance OF her mate
She then flew to mile-post near by,and
gave utterance to tho mournful notes
characteris 10 Of the dove. Suddenly she
seemed to realize what had carried the
male from e. s'oht, and she rose In the
a,r and flew swi. ly in the direction the
train had gone. She did not reIIrn un-
where she remained the rest of the day i,
nttering plaintiye cries. Next morning
just before seven O'Clock, she was seen
to fly away, and take a position on the
miie-post near the spot where she last
saw her mate the day before. When the
express train came along she flew at the
locomLti We, lowering about the SMOKE
stack and around the cab. as If looking
for her her mate. She accompanied the
locomotive for mile or so. and thes re-.
t. ned TO her cote. Every day since
then she has repeated this strange con-
dn~,. She goes to her lookout for her
train at precisely the same time each
morning, and waits until the train comes
q oug, no matter how late 1t may be. She
never goes farther than about a mile with
the train. returning to her cote, and
mourning piteously all day.
County Gazette,
The daily gazette., 1881-07-29
Tho nninw Of " salth.

We believe the winning of wealth to
be perfectly legitimate pursuit. Wealth
has great and beneficent uaes, and the
world would 60 very slowly If money
could not be accumulated in wise and
enterprislng hands; but veal may be
used TO make all men near 1t prosperous
and happy, or it may be used to make
them poor and miserable. When rich
mau 10 only excited by bis wealth with
the desire TO become richer, and goAs on
to exact larger pioh and to grind the
faces of the poor In order that he may be
superfiuously rich, he becomes inhuman
and unchristian. The christian use OF
wealth is what we need In this country
aud all other countries. 1t is not that
wealth does not give In charity. It 10
not that wealth does not give 10 charity.
1t is not that wealth is not sufficiently
taxed for the support of those who are
wrecked in health or fortune, but II 10
that wealth does not give the people .
chance to escape from poverty; that It
does not share lts chances with the poor,
and point the pathway for the poor to
ward prosperity. As rule, wealth ID
only brotherly toward wealth, and the
poor man feels himself cut of from SYM
pathy with those who have the power Of
winning money. We may rest assured
of one thing, namely that the poor In the
future will insist upon being recognized,
II they are not recognized-if they are
ignored In the mad greed for wealth al
any cost 20 them--they will make thu
future a troubled and terrible one foi
our children and our ehildrep's children
II -[5cribner for July.