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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-23
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It IS easily proven that nalarial feyers,
constipation, torpidity Of the liver aud kid.
ncys, general debility, nervousness and
neuralgia ailments yield readily to this great
disease conquerer, Hop Bit,ers. 1t repairs
the rayages Of disease by converting the food
Into rich blood, and it gives new life and
vigor to the aged and intrm always. Trussw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-23
WEST VIRGINIA UNlYRPSI3y

,r The mex. session beslus SEPTEMBER IN ,.s'
TN sk n IN soaooLs Including schoo q, I:
And Medicine extending ,hso,shatt * ~ Inv
Enlarged facilities for study OF Fhs,ISl sstAon.
and sclentifc Agriculture; coupItisly cn,, 'fene.
chemical labtatory. Thorough colncs In 'Inu,tl*d
sS So aods !a.gHsSSs and et.ta ScSl
catalogues and Other Information ald,cs "' rot
w, L.-MllSoN, PteSlL.m
nv. MnRaht0wn, ". IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-23

Go TO Your druggist for Mrs. Frceman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and dur.
ability OF color arc unequaled. Color from
two to five pounds. Directions in English
and German. Price Is cents paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-23
Wide Awake Dcltn.

OHE HUNDRED poLl.AEs reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment.is
asure cure for Piles. pAv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

y3TANrED-zA BAHER. APPLY Ar
Nv, esos Eor street WHEAT 4 KUNRLE..@ {,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-23

FoE lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh,
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. s55.9
SulLon's Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold BY us ona guarantee. Itcures consump.
ton. 3 si9 jEaEs'a
smllou's vitalizer Is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness and
all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 aud IS
cents per hottie. " ,,.l-5l5l5ss5
|. CRour, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shioh's Cure. 1Gli5'I
Sold by f. Booking. agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by Il, II, List, 1910 Main
street. -i.5,5f g'g5> Eowntw Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10


LfW!IHIE {. SHORT IDtrk'S AtADEM /
= ~ Nh " YI-. AZ ID i,lY-. MEDIA. PENN.
., -t.'i.r IS fIyr,i ,r-. covers ever, r.
-. In mn e.. so extra charges. so Incidental
,.rar.ln.tIor admission. Thirteen
r~r,.,r,I teachers al men ana all graduates. special
nrr..flr,t - Tor AIT students 10 rapidly
- fr,Il dsil ans bac ward boys Patrons
,,,., 49, All any :. ua.- or coO.e regular
o o.t i,r' r',i,ine-- classical or civil Engineering
- .'0,,ts .fa, st Nf.i1, Aradeuv are now m lai
i ala ' .,r 10 le.,'. and Poivtcchuc SCHOOLS.
Nh b.. .t, .r cfir - and a temperance charter which
,f0i,ii'.l Inc saic ~ all intoIicaring drinks
. "a 1, Ind. Duru4l -av.- nominations which
.urqd ~ naay towns not reach tbs !he charter Of
,il. ici prohibit, tr eating drinks within
H.. lrough hos driven tom us The cyi Influences
,rlI-I e.. , ia it, wake boy ab0ui without
coming I'd contact vftl sloous The beauty ~
Inn alton and eaful surroundings have won for Media
Ire adm ration OF al who have visited a."
'n.t the Academy Of Il 7. swithin c. snort
Hier." .- III. -
su =" ''eu.-e at, ie,rv a ri, tue ,,.t l.
'~NlflLn o. -HoI'4.u-' = ''''i4A -'''''."' '''' ~ ~ "
'"oif .'tH D. I'm on "a
D.y n --A""i pIl u iinililA ',..r. ma. f.f
d. "-'A I"' "-- 90 10 w., ,,e,I aft1,.rI ere which IL
90 ue''75tf ID .l' ~ inn fo the dutle-
o. The it"F JnAn Long t"f "a , ' r.i. ,,,i ia
~ your position must il' 80 Yum ,'.. "" '''' '- ~ 80
tcliseut choice 81 parents ana qua a,,, ava
irr Ron i""uh' 49, - - -tat. IN! nn~ vi, every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

NV YORK SCHOOL OF LAN'fl AGES.
l.iSi OIL 4%st) Classical English
aAf Commercial DE apartments fa. term begins oept 20
FYf thorough practical teaching. progressive methods ana
sucs, li reet- institution caus Ia 'qua the best
.i training Schools buihs lHc pa wv" "a \
IL graduate been admitted WIN h2h credit INTO iht
eelus col passing At INTO the sophomore
AID uIior a-sre a.. 49,. ,........-.. ,,
e. oi Preparatory classes Tor
v,srp o. made o the many eminent cz 'ns
Lust. SOILS attend the school For circulars
Iy 10 49, nj - q pr.,.......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
! EW-YOEK MILITARY ACADEMY,
FORT WASHINGTON. y
Established l~54
r,crutenleni~JOHN r. HAYS. VI. D..

Nll'ilA
ro QrE me s s,5l., = .ra a, whose ,o
c,i AM ,. llonsy followed mould at an early age.
90 lufc.rc, o youth oy scec l"e WI ID, 49,
requisites l-t-acl0a discipline religion while At'Ns lof
-tuslodo washington Heights about ten miles NJ mo
15s.i l.s-asr. l,e always Do v4lI or ~ timely MT.
1csuon The .elntendent meet, r ailva' oi any ,ia ,
handing tr most delightful. scenery more attractive sur
Tou4dns are not toana aoAs The iiranea banks Oh 'he
q ia rt, arr.- a.. AM III ,1 ~ Ia shaded AMI n
lcecttl by DAD groves ahorilns 4n21 space i0F piA
5renci German and spanish spolen.
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
sewn. a.s s She t e az al n oS 9
= COLIN. ia,e engineer cor24 u > ~ and Professor at
DEINAD1 SCHOOL FOR BOYS under twelve
1ion If Homo Ole s,e institute AlPy 2ll9 5th.are
CT. LOUIS COLLEGE, 1874 West 37th-st.-
- SELECT catAolc school foulteenth year.
rg'HE WILSON q KELLOGG SCHOOL
40. $1,000 FIFTH TN, AVEN l. r. .4nth IS. ,.go.
ai.d .coutdc schools Primary department
tf'nE NEW-YORK LATIN SCHOOL No, ;
e1ese ' Four alr SoirdsT S.'" T. D2BSE3 Principal
ri'HE FIFTH AVENUE SCHOOL.
10 we.t 5sta a ,oPP3te4 f'1 II rrpa
Icopens Monday september IS.
THE oldest and best known select schools for Boys
D. the utr them when Old elolS - lsi' Sehoi
special tctlricc Il'y ~ go
Columbia q Three separate utpAltihttn
Primary. lnfrus'ilAir Regular tpHi'i''Al
Course. Win Professor " PenuAif.Hp AMI boOkket11R
BON pm lpas 49, Ioschers and wOA WIN as wen a. t
tAe.l puils Banding centrally l"oAteH, anu
tADirl u u" use, VI THIS 5ciOO sanitary AM NfhL"'-
aIianRe, approved kind gymnasium ana
c.Aases IA pAfs.cI culture lunch al noon.
Catalogues ~ post Calls received alter september
IRON ytl l.
1 'niyersity Grammar school, .49l Broadway,
near dist Begns The 49th year Monday. september
0psU Aiiei n II HOBBY v. l. AKIN. PRINCIPALS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
1nsirnrtiou.
For Boys and Young Men-Ol'''
/, THIS Is SUNDAY

ASTHIS Is SUNDAl
~ r 70 rive serious attention 10 few things alton
- and what - itant Una" - tbat IL
-. enfircr Not sunday school ecu, " r,Dr If don't
81 enough far as 1t goes bu' sart 70 school
- ,,r A good many boys and eiiis VIII - some
eO'' 60, e, - q vat time after the summer holi"' ~,
-, ,,,.r,e the work broken on IN 'un0' 80 -, IN
-, NV ,o,-ses Of study large hu''' = -, ta,e leen
ARDS BI-s INEss CoL.If"f- ~ -, v,ll on
,r,cr,.r- for the past three OF iou '' an sor1e
,e~ terause their brothers ~ '"U -, ,,,n and they
- g., fathers have been there pe''' '" ,,vr
o~ 80 what thev will get They want 10 E'"
80 ., oo0 vrou,d no more think Of entering ul"" " =,
,,, w,,tbout wears training at PacAaiu IMAM NJ ~,
-, "a ,,,, into the pulpit without rubbing RgAlns'
,-,cai seminary Of practcing medl'lhe "i'" -, a.,
49,. . s,rion,a 81 some Philadelphia college n"' .t
st,i.s D., few persons IN this city who don An'" -,
,..l .1. o,t Pa kard's aud whose minds aV "''
-, 90, tho suitect OF Whore shall sen' my -
s,bcol lr II would be well FOR such PERSONS A.vu
q, so tornoriow morning In looking me" -" - Very few
BE-. .,. H. bool al yertisemout IN these co iin- -,
Ues'ee" '. ' ~, a., or,en vet PackarG's mas '''n
'" -" -, ana Is now In splendid workihg o'uo'' -
~, tea,befs and students and every l"ilS Wv -,
,r,euircnt man woman ooud '"A' ~ - Ten IN
- ~ the school in a very short the' III" d" -, .,
.,cb a purIosc would be an honl We Si -, 49, ,.e
- ,,, .,ua,t and well-informed young people u'' AZ
-o. IN AZ halfuast In the morning ana hsl''' ~
.s - News giving" That Is pecu lar feature oi H'"
-, q very good one too a. everybody KNOWS VII" I''
II But i. j. not the only pecula' io"'"'o N. -.
" - very i've school from head 10 foot THIS lhsu'u
81 ~ pe,uarities of its peculaIlile7 Is 'n"'
,oc,cs inst what boy wants 10 know 10 maze nun -
In business and does not waste us enc gl's on
-, IS l,ias Another Is that whatever II 'ea'h'' " "
a.. be. well! come IN tomorrow ana oooN ID o'' -,
s. IN. number. sos Broadway. Meth"'~S' h"4'''iie
.st,, an NcCreerys Ifyou haven't time 10 eau
' -, st,,v Of Live school" which is the next thlns
10 pe's0''' SIS PACKARD. sos Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
Jusirurtlon.
For Bows and Young Men-City.

MOUNT MORRIS INSTITUTE, 5th-ave.
vi aud l25th select boarding and day schoo io you
gentlemen and boys. vii reopen Monday sept - uhue
tbe direction Of Professors J. J. FAHEN, A NJ. =,
and GEO. J. CLAkkk A NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

MN. W. RTCHARDS'S SCHOOL FOX Boa ;
w 10 West d2d.st. reopcns sept p NUMBER nhl.eu
30: large gymnasum four vacancies send lOi ShOu@A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

80 EVERYBODY can now play mt sight on
II any organ on piano" Complete system II. Method
explained al thc NsN-YORK MUSICAL ASSOCIATIONS
200 -. - MNsi .-l.-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
ZEw-YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

DROFESSOR 4. BENDELARl has returned
tom Euroe and wl. resume his e,soLs september Is
2O2 West 5-d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

CTENOGRAPHI, Phonography.-Nal woIth
Wrs, 80 n near ave Commence nov, DAY OF e' tAnS
Y ME for large clrcu a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
WESTON MILITARY INSTITUTE,

" IT WE-IUN. IONN.
FIFTY MILES FROM NEn-Io IL. For boys and young
gentlemen successfully conducted by the present principal
past years. Limited iO thirty cno drs al
badra hcrc may bee t0uut ID tue ditlu r- glirI by
any Boarding school WILL OPEN -EfIEMEtt u.
Location climate positively heathu Best refer
cLces gwen Circulars may bc had uf addressing
GENERAL a =. JAEN -, Principal.
Refers by permits 90 John y Loughl - blOadsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
rVHE FIFrH AVENUE SCHOOL,

nlyerelty Grammar School, .4Sl Broadway,
y near 4-dsI-begins the 48th year Monday september
% Primary Commercial Classical Departments Rooms
pei sfIeI 5eDt = Ii IL Hobby w. L. Akn. Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

NTTSIC.-In>tructlon III superior planOfOrte
vi PLAYING sud singing highest references terms so
So rs lessons. J. WEHsChIAGEK, Schubertn * Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
INF NACFLEFRANC-S

Ct JOHNS. ,o.,,.-..,,,.. ~.
MRS. 1HLODONE IRVING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
MISS 81. CHAPMAN viii reopen her


vi English l.c,, and GERMAN Boarding aui Day ~thOo
Formerly htr- d. T. benedict 3,
af NO H. N 1t lnfn.-l Erorcn. Sept -
ThoualA instruction u al drlai mchls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

4 Bound Brook Route, sgcen Philadelphia and Ne'
York Ost excellent Boarding school, with grand
tory Of tOrtytw0 years AMI nearly ouetlHd Of this TN
under tie present administration The new catA1gu co
aIn- fun PACED Illustrations ~ tho school aud gives
unusually aud vivid OF what the school really
Address THOMAS HANLON, d. d.. President. Pennington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
Jneirurtion.
Law Schools.

A ANNUAL SESSION (24th) OF the LAW
- ~CHOOL Of the L UNIVERSITY 81 the CITY OF NEW
YORK begins October next. and ends June next lac
for degree includes SECTIONS year ~ h'uA sny
Office other school g. allowed one session Oth"r
requisites for degree and also written eIai-
nation papers Of questions The usua
Will made 0f $500. prize 500 and Two
prizes VI 500 each for the best exam nations
]. NANDERPOFf. IL D..
President OF The Faculty.
For catalogue &c, apply 10 -
Secretary " tie Faculty
f- Vrfta "A 4v-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

DklMANI SCHOOL FOX BOYS under twelve
all, b.. yteu- Oh The ltth Of ScgtcuDeT under super
L-..-- Lu.lutr 5 nN -.l-N .llALe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

.r cutler VII at the school Rooms 40 ~ "o' -"
81 after september 10. o-
.,tuu,n term begins "wednesday. september q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10

THENTUM SEMINARY. for Young ladies
y g.t-. tuut.u-,t. Brook yn Heights. WI reopen
Monday sci trInbcI Is. fifteenth yHal.
and o.. eek GEORGE s.. BiGELOW, \. NJ, Principal.
DROOKLNN HEIGHTS SEMINARY.
ID This and boarding school fnr Young LADIES' Will
open september 20. CHARLES +. MEoI Principal
MADAME J. NJ. STAMPS FRENCH Eng
vi Ash ana German Boarding ana pay ,cAo- t'r lolns
Ladies and children re1pens ptrlhcr u - Lafayette
FELNCH tnr tu gua-c of school and family LiAed
number OK boarding pupils received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-10
COLTMBIA COLLEGE I'M sCHOOL.

The fourth animal term Of this INSTITUTION com
mences 80. Great Joncss Ncwl DIRK on Monday the
October next and continues until June 1888 The
OF study embraces two collegiate yeara The degree
Bachelor conferred such Juielts a5 puf
full and pl~ prescribed e1imi alton A
Fellowship 5000 per will be awarrd, under regua
the Faculty tO DE hereafter announced IN 1883 7T
1851 and succeeding periods . continue fr three year
~ graduate WHO sha excel On neral proficiency and al
tefion 10 the Studies uf the course
Tor catalogues, address 40. . Great Jone.-sI ,.,
THEODORE ". DIV iOAI, Wardcu &c
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
colorado Ncwsp .per ON 9.

WESTWARD the course of empire takes
It's way, and the journals OF the fal
West are iu every way worthy the new
and growing common wealths beyond
the Mississippi There is, for instance,
the Republican, "of Den Yer, Colorado,
estab ished only three years ago, that
has already erected and occupied d
stately new Office that many much
older paper in the East would be glad
to possess. The new quarters of the
Denver "Republican" form wing of
the block known as Union Block. Lava
stone has been exclusively used in the
front wall, presenting a substantial
appearance. The frstHoor is elevated
four feet above the sidewalk, leaving a
high basement. On the front half of
tn fiat hoor is the bueiuess office, sub
divided into private Offices and room
for tbe mailing clerks. In the base.
ment is the printing machinery, a
tweEty. tve- horse engine and folding
macsIiue. In entirs'opposition to Ess.
te custom, the composing room 10 On
the second floor. In the fourth story
are The editorial rooms, which are sIp
pletaen5ed by an extensive library. The
"Eepubli"an" is published by an ssso
citation, of which Il. g. Cooper is Prssi-
dent ana manager; VIM. f. Robinson,
Secretary and Cashier. G. o. Ziogen-
fuss is the editor in chief; G. Graham,
associate editor; and Fred. A. Diuk"n-
sheets, city editor.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
ALADY sHOPPER.

|, A woman enters dry goods store,
Steps to clerk VINO stands near the door,
Asks him to show her the latest style;
A nd she pulls over the goods meanwhile.
She says, II want dress 4 r my niece
VIII you please show me that under piooe ?
Oh, didn't sec twas Okla spot,
That is too near Ike tho one she's got.
That piece with the stripes would Just suit
me
It's lust as pretty rs II can be;
But she wants better covered ground,
with sort of . vine running all round.
She don t want too dark, nor yet too light,
Or 4 stained piece, nor yet very bright;
| think she'd like what yo1 sh0 we'd me last,
hut do you think the cOlors are fasts,
Cut of bit, before l decide
I'll take q piece homo and have 1t tried.
had dress like that last fall,
And the cOlors did not wash at all.
ike those patters there on the end,
I'll take ew samples for a friend;
Now one of this, II you II he so kind,
And bit OF that II you'd rot mind.
They're the incest styles I've seen this year.
] most always do my trading here;
h.ve got 4 piece that came from here,
forgot the orioe-'twas pretty dear.
It's sort OF q dark alpaca stuff
want to match 1t, I've not enough.
Do you think you have 1t in the St rot
Ny dress 10 spoiled II l can't get more,
Viii you put these samples in billT
III know wheie got them If you will,
III tale them homo II she TANKS they'll do
You'll see me back in day or two"
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
IkAFransh Fair.

The cash taken in at the French fir
at Irving Hall N. Y. already amounts in
round numbers to S24, 900 This does
not include the bequest Of $4,000 from
the estate of the late Nathaniel Hig.
gins. The hall presents a bare appear
ance compared with the brilliant array
of fine goods and decorations of last
week.
Yet the bazaar does not appear to be
nearly over, for the number Of articles
still remaining is as great az many an
ordinary fair can display at its COM
mencement. The fair has certainly
been one of the most successful ever
held in this city. The Sevres vase has
won an offer Of $1,000 from a
gentleman of this city. The grand
piano will be disposed of tonight.
Many Of the most valuable articles
remaining were sold last night. One
of the donations OF Mr.. louisa A Ian.
thier, the statuelte of a woman and
cLild, at the Alsacs Lorraine table
will find an owner to-day. The two
beautiful Kioto tea sets, also donated
by this gentleman, found a purchaser
on Tuesday from the table Of Nine. Re-
uauld, the winner of the handsome
plush chair at table No. 2.
Mr.. II. f Bsguelin sent to Nine.
Jolly y-Bavoillot q check for $40 for the
fair. Table No has made over 3d..
3l9, and others have more than doubled
this sum. The news of her fathers
death was the cause of Nine. Camille
Urso not fulfilling her promise to play
last evening at the fair, but she sent a
donation of $25 as a token Of her sym
pathy with the enterprise.
The handsome crayOn portrait of
Garfield which was won by Mr.. G. jolly
Bavollot, was last night presented to
the veterans of the Seventy first regi.
ment, through Lieutenant Colonel
Charles Il. Homer, in recognition of
their kindness in permitting the
use Of the armory for the fair
of 1870, which cleared nearly 500, 900.
M. Fortwengler, the treasurer Of the
present fair, said that the receipts had
trlped their expectations. The fair
will positively close tonight. when it is
expected nearly all the articles will be
disposed of.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Frank Lesiee's Sunday Maeexi N O.

The June number abounds with bril-.
liant and higaly interesting ccntribu'
tions by the editor Grew. DR.. Ts.mage)
and other talented writer's. The open
ing article, Henry Wadswortt Long
fellow" is fly the editor, also an ad-
mirable article, "Brightenirg Pros
poets" andshe "Home Pulpit" CONTAINS
one Of his characteristic sermons,
"Shall We Know Each Other in Heav-
90 ?'' "MMan and its Cathedral" "The
Philosophy OF Starving" byDr. w. G.
Gray; "1fe Pilgrimage of Gottlieb and
Irrgeist," are among the prominent H.
lustrated' articles and deeply interest
ing. Bet!des an abundant miscellany,
there are the folio owing inters sting feat
ures: "fhe { Collectiou Basket, ""Infor
m alton for the Curious" Religious
Facts and Fancies," etc, etc. A single
copy costs 25 cents only, and the annual
subscription is So, postpaid. Address
Frank eslie, 50, 55 aud '57t Park Place,
New York.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
A Child Cat in Tive.

The express train known ~ me IA,
which left Reading at 8 O'Clock on
Wednesday morning for Philadelphia,
ran ever the two Eear-old child of John
Weisar, about 200 yards below Royers-
ford. The wheels passed over the stom.
ach Of the child AID cut the body in
two. Mr. Weiser's bouse stands aSout
twenty feet from the railroad and the
child had wandered ia the track unob-
served by anybody.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
&seps On q Raby Oaf riago.

At Harrisburg, on Tuesday of last
week, while Forepaugh's show was
starting on its street parade, one of the
elephar ts wandered from the herd, aud
could not be controlled, antl, In his ex
ciiemeat, rushed Awaro the crowd,
which swayed back in much excitement.
A lady, named Wise, had baby car,
riage III charge with a child in 1t, and,
in her efforts to get out o. the crowd,
found herself and carriage in front of
the elephant With grest presence OF
mind, Mrs Wise snatchtd her child
from the carriage, and rhe next in
stant the foot of the monster crushed
down Ia the carriage, cmpleatly de-
molisEing it.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DR.. Il, q. Vests Nerve and Brain Tr0lt.
mont: . specific for HyssOria, J. aSlaass
OonvuIi on Nervous Hesdaehe, Mentsl %.
preston jss Of Memory, SpermatorrhHA,
tmpctenGy, Involuntary EDtssions, PremA-
ture Old Aae. caused by over. sxerLon, soit.
misery, tcoay And destn. Ons box will cure
recent oa,ses. Each boz contains one months
treatment. One dollar box, or six boxss
for Ave dollars; sent by mail prepaid on re-
coipt Of price. We guarantee SIX boxes Il
cure any oase. With each order recsived By
lars. We will ss1d tho purchaser our writer
guarantee 10 return the money II the treat.
mont does not effect , cure. Guaranteei
issued osly by N. B. Dsnforth, Druggist,
Dor. and and Market streets, Wilntngtop,
Dol.-Solo agent nov2b.dAW
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
A Wife shov by Masea he.

A special from Hot Springs, Arkan-
sas, says: "The wife of g arcs Lord,
near Mount Ida, Montgomery county,
was accidentally killed by her husband
few niRhss ago Hearing a noise,
ma 10, as ho supposed by bear or pan
ther out in the yard, he fired at a dark
object with his revolver. 1t appears
that Mrs. Lord had preceded him, and
9roans q p,oment later revealed that
the bullet had entered her body. She
died in few hours"
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
ONLY A CANDIDATE,

He was trying to push his way
through the crowd at II fire whea he
was halted by q policeman.
II AIN Rember of the interior
press
CHOW do know you are q member of
the interior press. Where ace your
credentials 80
"Credenti;Ys Wei, just smell of
my breath, if you don't bekeve me, "
and he bres thed in the face otthe min
ion OF tho law who replied:
."You cant come that on ne. You're
only . Candidate"
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
A REMINDER, ,

"Wihat shall get you to remind you
10 me while am away?" aeked fash.
ionab.e young man Of his intendsd.
"Do you want to get me something
that wiz ALWAYS make me think of
you when ] look at tt?" she iGquired.
"Yes, darling" he replied.
"Then buy mea monkey TO play
with" she said.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
HUMOROUS.

4 Collection OF Fan and Folly TO
Alleviate tho Ills Of Life.
FISHING.
ooh, ses one''
"Where?"
ooh, my, so he ISL
"I.et's catch him !"
"Who's got the bait %
"You lazy thing, you're sitting on
my pole,
"Oh, something's got my hook"
"Pull up, you little idiot"
"Oh, murder! take it away. Ugh!
take 1t way, the nasty thin, -
"How will it ever get Lh?'
"Aiu't it pretty"
Wonder if it amt dry?"
"Poor little thing! lets put 1t back
again!'
chow will it get the hook from it's
mou h?"
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Real Estste ., She ras'.s . Ale.

Thursday morning, at Charles Shear
er's hotel, In Kirkwood, Fen cader hun
dred, sd eriff Philip Il. CLARK sold six
tracts of land, belonging sc Merritt H.
Paxon, az follows: Tract No. l, con
tanning i21Is acres to Richard Cam, for
$400 No. 2, containing three qnarters
of an acre, to Richard Cam for $50 NO.
3, containing 204 square pe-ches to r.
Cam fo1 $65; No 4, containing l acre,
to Victc, Dupont for $50; No. with =
two story house erected thereon, to
Richard Cam, for $500 No &, contain
ing about ~ acres, to VlcNr Dupont,
for $50.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
AH aFFECTIN,- SCENE.

Forty Years ago, when Mrs. Eowait
WAS playing "Jnliet" TO cE7 7wded
house, and bts lay dead in the tomb,
she contriyed to ask "Rsmeo" hoW the
scene was going.
beautifully" he answered.
"The people down stairs have to pat
up umbrellas to prevent being drowned
by the tears Of these in tn gallery