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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-23
PERSONALS.

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a bust Of Mr. Darwin is to be placed
in Westminister Abbey. A'' sAisn fa1l
Secretary Teller Of the Interior D6-do
partmest IL 6fty-two years old. - 5sEfaIs
Minister Hants departure for ST.
Pesefsbdrg'is still delayed by his III ~
health. esf3 ec11-s .snse ~ 81 Ace = 81
| Lord Henry Phipps, son of the Mar !,
q'ls Of Normandy, is sugar raiser in !.
I1AustrAIja. ''' q q
NJ. Plateau, the eminent Belgian 81
physicist, has been bird fer nearly {,
forty years. r.y.gaI i,IR nGf5kl
It is said that CSl Rockwell ie the -
only man now alive who saw The two
rpldsre1 Presidents. die. RI.
a list Of the presents TO TIE Duke "
Albany and his bride file two e.l1mns
Of the London Post. " a'''''-iIisF
II is thought that but for this custom z
OF taking two cold baths day Mr.
Darwin might have lived ten years.
longer. .t. ... ss..., l,~,f ),
franklin Simmons. the Maine scultt,
o. bas received several orders for ideal
statues from English People who have
Visited his studio in Rome. l-,''.' 2 ~ i'i@
Earl Spencer, the recently appointedd 4
lord lieutenant Of ireland, il. more than
siK fset tall, light eemplexioned, and r
wears 80 immsnse flowing beard and
lnustacLe Of tawny red color.
The queen Of ItAiy has nice sense
Of the picturesque, and in Summer
never wears bonnet II she can help IL.
She takes her afternoon drives With
ber beautiful bead covered only by the.
msrtilla or black Lace veil. go. re-.
Gsprge i, king Of Greece is said "a
be the most unpopular monarch in
Europe. He m1nifests but little IN"
terest in public affairs, and gives al.
most undivided attention TO his fAfA
and horses. I.ls- i,sa T.. 80 o. -.
2 Arabi Bsy, the Egyptian War Mia
ister who leads the Opposition to the
Khedive's administration, is said 70 Be
by nature q suiet, uuambitsus man,
but his mind has been fred by Enro-
psan peliticsl enthusiasts. to Ehsm be
has always lent 4 ready ear. .-- .r.,.-,..
The Princess Of Wales, having her
self been plainly brought mp, desires
her children TO grow to maturity With
AZ little Pet;iug n4 possible, aud 1t Is
In difference TO her wishes the boys
have as yet received noaa or the decors-
tions that ctherxiss would hzye been
shovsred upon them. es.-...... -,
A Appointment Eaglish physician ez-
plains Hanlon's wonderful success. at
the oars on the grounds. namely: That
he has brains and Careful studies bis
work, thai he never goes through the
absurdities Of so-calleA ''training," end
that he never takes exercise so exees-
sive as to cause exhaustion,
President Arthur's attendance at re-
cent horse races at Washington calls TO
rBind tho fact that be is the Erst Presi-
dent since BuhcanAn who has thhs
honorel the turf Gen. Grant, With
al his driving, never attended a race
while be was President. But Of the
ante e-belluu Presidents buchanan,
Pierce, Tyler, and Van Barren were
very fond of tho turf, aud frequently
went TO rlces during their tsraS of
Office LI= i.-f 49, - nd
| Sem
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-23
crRIsUsFACrs.

The Mammoth Cave Is said to con-
tain 223 avenues.
Nest snails have thousands Of minute
teeth on the tongue. @ = = 7eso
In Havana il one sugar cane factory
capable of producing l75 tons Of sugar
per diem. ,s-.s 1s. -.-.. s..,t..,.,
+ Gold pons have been imitAlsd by
pens made of galvanized iron and thinly
plated with gold. -
The lens.takss its name from a bean
which grows in Italy aud which is the
shape of lens. -t
Concentrated essence of flowers are
very unpleasant Otto Of violsts smells
like prussic acid.
In Ashantee, the teeth and smaller
bones of the slain are worn by the VIC
tors about their persons. $40 's''.s7-q
The languages of the Algonquin fam
lily of Indians are as diverse as the Indo-
European tongues .,..n,.,,I
Virginia, New, il sail TO b., slowly
sliding down bill, owing 70 the settling
of the ground over the mines.
The body-cavity of the polyps and
jelly-6sh is the common organ Of diges-
ton, circulation and respiration. -;
A German traveller says the scheme
Of flooding the Sahara is -impraeticade.
as it lies 900 feet above the sea level:
The destruction of vineyards in
Europe by the why ylloxera is estimsted
at 3,0o0.009,ooo francs withinssten
! years. ..a~ i,u5.o,i.s.a yssv:l
! A peadent carbuncle on the necklace
of Mary, queen of SCOTS, was va1uef at
500 crowns, large price for those
days. e'' es~ 2eio'.
The Peterboo IN. Fl. public library,
numbering 1000 volumes, is. known as
the oldest free library in the United
States.
: The oyster trade of the United States
employs nearly 5000 persons, and the
annual product exceeds 100000
bushels.
/ A fanciful genius suggests that the
bodies of al! mankind from Adam to
the Adams just born would if exactly
, packed, fill cubic mile. ,s 1inuoa
In the fifteenth ccentary:it awas a
/. common practice to place at the tOp of
} letters and documents . sacred name
monogram or short sentence, ..-
!, :, An ark 200 feet long is being built
by an Iowa man, who. believes that q
, second Hood viii take place in, 1878.
He intends, however, to asakedpasssn
s. gers at $4,000 each, and expects to
Emakea fortune. ie.res igo7a
An important industry nof, Florida
consists in preparing and mounting -
charms. sleeve buttons and eafdrops
what are known as Florida Sea beans
The tree on which they growisanAtivs
, of the West ladies, and thesbeans are
learried to Florida by the Gulf Stream
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-23

An assay from the new silver niReS
at the head Of the Yakima shows 800
per ton for picked orc, and $50 for
cropping The ledge will be thorosgh-
ly developed during tho present year
A new Congregational church build.
ing is 10 be erected in Yakima City The
coming summer. IL will 10 surmount
Cd by spire 60 feet in height.
The KlickitAt county fair will take
place on October Sd, 4th, 5th and 9Th,
Water is TO be furnished by means ol
hydraulic power Premiums TO the ex'
tent Of $1,000 are offered, Of which $3.50
are speed premiums.
The contract for building the new
schoo!hoass at Gervais has been let 70
J. j. Fellows for s4200.
A cAmp.meetins will Ls held ut the
lower bridge on McKenzie's ford, he
ginning june 20 and lasting two
weeks.
J. ii Chapman, Tor many years a
resident Of Polk Co., died at his home,
near Eola. on the 4th inst, aged G4
years.
The fruit crop will bo light in Wash
ington county this season.
The grand lodge Of Good Templars oi
Washington territory and British Co
lumbiR will meet in Goldendals on Fri
day tie 30th INST, 10 An A reduc.
ton Of 40 per ceht. Ola the regular fares
has been allowed by the railroad abd
steamship companies.
| The Walls Walla City CJuneil bsl
made provisions for ringing what il dc
nominated the "hoodiunl bel" warning
the boys aud girls that the nine e'closl
law is Ia force
A special election will be held ia Ia
coma on the 26sh inst f,r the purpoS
Of levying a $4,000 tax TO build "A schOs
houss.
Jasper Evans Of Mohawk valley
Lane county, bal one eide and hip ter
ribly crushed fewdays age by a falhnl
timber on house that he Was raising.
DIR. Power, the physician on the In
dian reservation at EeAh Bay has ten
dsrsd his resignation, 70 take efTsc
June 30,h.
The sPeei4l uleciipn held in OiyInpil
last Monday far the levy of tax 70
iire purposes, resulted ia tao third
m~iority ia favor Of the tax. -
/ Y.kims market stuff sells about q
f',iis~S Wheat and oats, so cents 4
bishrIs eggs. 20 ceats four, "a
sugar, Is TO Is cents coffee, lG TO q
cents beef, Z to 49, cents nails. 8
10 S. per kes common lumber, 81
per thousand finished lumber, $50 pc
thousand. @
The board of directors uf the klieki
"a: county agricultural society have de
cidel on four days fair, tsginnin
Tuesday. October 3rd. The premiur
list will shortly be published, shown
that about $1,000 has been offered j
tia. line. They expect TO bring waite
to the fair grounds by hylcAnlic power
aud new buildings will be erected I
meet any demand that may arise. 'i
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-23
SS.A.Nr. .AaaRTTAN
SAMARITAN NERVINE

tuFxa Feplale -wEakneSa General Debility, foucor.
ehwAs " Mhltss PAIufuT Nsnstruaton Uissrzth,n Of
The CiSTys Internal Heat Gravel, Inflammation Of
tie htAa deI. IfTIahuiIy ~ The Bladder. For wake
iulnssy sfSght, thEfr 4 vi better remedy. bnrfaK
The ebange bg LIE NJ fslalh shouid be Without a.
and paIliFsa svool sIrst, 30 .#f s1 - a-f
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the OLD DAMS AT PRINCETON


at Princeton College, in the days of
old Nassau Hall, there was a corridor
in the third story Of the old building
which was very favorable to sharing
out.p A stone stairway with iron rail
ings ran up flush to q brick-paved floor
and there ended. The boys on this
corridor would lay In a supply Of solids
and liquids, provide some plank and
scantiag, and then, seIzing soue. favor
able opportunity, when. the tutor was
absent, would barricade the head of
these STAIRS, pile three OF four cords of
wood upon them and "hold the fort"
against the entire faculty. One stu
dent had the most pleasant office of ell
in this state of siege. He would break
into the tutors room, where the rope, to
the college bell hung, provide himself
with pipes and provisions, fasten the
rope to the Irungs of a rocker, would
keep the bell ringing all night without
intefmission or laber to himself. (
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-23

1t Is said that goats are not affected
by nicotine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-23

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-23

1tiw egrsdo 10 oa1l afr1aiKf .Iz9Ix
gbssisI d1ss5e'9 ssJoiidl IL sI4fsd a.sa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-23

A solution of chloride of calcium
will not boil under 35o0..
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-06-23
SAMARITAN NERVINH

Curcs Aieohs sttsFt Drunkenness and the habit .a1
Ufdunr EaEinF Fhsse Degrading habits ara hy lar
the NoTSs yiia that have eSsr htallsu satminE
hainasiiss! sfssusasia dss 2.aanuaiiS ff1m thons
hOotfs draysi Tne dFanhard drinks lllEpe nok ks.
sse ne it3es w. bItfF tbs Id1AAnFu of aiFiak M asd
trcztipx his friends Attlsthaktag HAT be - hls
Rad 10 feln lake Tie uElEs kat1r. be art usea lho
drug IN small qtsaattss ~ shsfsess Aitota. Tba
la5othing sniiucse ef tie dsxtg iakaa asnlfg hold
Iuisf fs vacklns lsAlns hlfn iss dastraStioa.
Fse htsiss ot uiaaE kAsills and LAq1EH Istakiag
p4e<trly Ntlat eatsE tsts aiinastttSau aysT.
eating hrf tsaulsa The ssanaoh. which rud0abias IEs
esssings antsl4 Is fAEayEes lleh abs stomach And
s,Tctfte - esors sifaak oi HpsnE d4e ~ ep uHa
tssad II sasisfysag eny axis 80 ts Bsnce aFas Until
tco4n dines ts vital teres asla ahsn hseL Liks tbs
gfnttohgas -~oFn. u oFtea ''Glyn, give, give
bus never efs0 uatsit ia eatacity azspFs ktseL
Samaritan NcFsh giseai 1srnasnt rrlsa IA eli such
eases, itpToaa1sS sAeup. Etuists tba nsFYqa. bule
"a hsasltlsR e8adttissss 49,. as fses.s.t 5.. :.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
rme Wives,

It is an evident fact that farmers wives
are afflicted with many diseases which are
the result of overwork. They are constant
ly on one ceaseless routine OF toll from
daylight at morning until late at night.
No change, no relaxation, no rest! Farm
ers should note this fact, and be forewarned
before it is too late. 1t is astonishing what
an amount of labor the wives OF farmers
perform. Many of them get up and have
breakfast ready before their husbands are
out of bed. Then IL is work, work, work
until neal midnight, their minds during
the time being constantly occupied with
their duties, and with thinking OF how the
food is to be supplied, when the washing
and ironing is to be done, when time can
be spared to scrub the floor, how the chill
dren are to be clothed and kept tidy, and
innumerable other things not necessary to
mention, all of which combine TO over-work
and break down the strongest woman in
the land. In no case is it safe TO be con
t~inually thinking upon any one thing, and
in cases where the brain has been weakened
BY too great a strain upon it, thereby pro-
ducing insanity, epilepsy, vertigo, byster-
les, female weakness, general debility, and
a multitude of other diseases, the remedy
is Rest and a few bottles of DR.. 5. A. Rich
mond e. Co.'S Samaritan Nervine. 1t acts
directly upon the nervous centres and in
vigorates and strengthens the whole sys-
tenn. Many ladies have refrained from u.s.
ing Samarity Nervine on account OF
an existing prejudice against advertised
medicines. Let us ask a question:: Are
YOU preiudiced against sewing machines
because you have seen them advertised, or
can you doubt the ingenuity and skill re-
auired in their invention? Again, would
YOU refuse to insure your house because
the company advertised that il had paid
millions of dollars in losses and yet had a
capital of several millions left? DO such
advertisements shake your confidence and
create prejudice? Then why refuse TO
credit the testimony of those who have
found Samaritan Nervine to be all that is
claimed for ii in overcoming those ailments
peculiar to your sex? The following state
ment speaks for itself:
FAIRFIELD, LENAwEE Co, MICH, !
April %, SSl.
DR.. RICHMoND-Dear Sir: This is to
certify that my wife had fits for thirty-iive
years. They would last her for about one
hour and sometimes longer. / happened to
hear of your medicine, and sent for some OF
it. She had no more fits after she took the
first dose. She is now permanently cured,
and her health is a great deal better than 1t
has been for twenty years or more. You
! are entirely at liberty to use her picture
and this testimonial in any manner when
YOU please, and may sign my name TO IL.
I'VE owe YOU this much at least Tor h
YOU have done for her.
Yours truly, HENRY CLARK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
Science and History.
London TTmeS.l

NJ. Renan has, in an interesting pas
sage of his own autobiography, given 1t
as his belief that a century hence a
kind will study very little else than
physical science. The time, he thinks,
will come when the historical sciences
will be thrust into the background; all
that they have to teach will he known,
and men will feel comparatively little
interest in their OWL past. On the
other hand, the more they know OF
nature the more there will be to be
known. Chemistry and physiology
offer inexhaustible fields for research;
and the truths which they reveal will
prove more and more interesting to man
kind. 1t is very difficult to say what
men will think or do a hundred years
hence, but it seems likely enough that
this will be the tendency Of study.
Certainly, even now, the men of science
are becoming more and more important
factors in the life of all of us. They are
little by little winning the fight against
disease; they are giving us facts and en-
abling us to found our beliefs on the
sure ground of knowledge. Their in,
fiuenee must surely become greater IN
greater as time goes on; for humanity
always reserves its highest honors lor
those who teach it to know.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
THE AMERICAN EAGLE.

Thoughts SuggeSten by the speech Of Mr..
Robinson, Of New York, in the House OF Re
p~reSentatiYeS.l
The American eagle in slumber sat,
Her blood was poisoned, her spirits fiat,
Her wings with mildew wet:
Her beak with nO~thingleSS words was filled,
No latent fire her bosom thrilled,
Her glorious star had set.
She awoke NJ the piercing blast l blew,
| brushed from her wings the ignOblc dew,
Her voice 10 freedom gave;
She SCARED away, her Hight begun,
To fan the tempest, skim the sun
Her heart grown great and brave.
o. hapleSs man, had YOU but thought,
While YOU at your noble labor wrought,
Ere the bird ON her way had gone;
Her wings to hay changed, for those OF your
speech,
EarthS uttermOSt corners the bird would
reach,
Fen heaven itself be known.
OTTAWA, o.. L. STOUT.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
The Opium Habit.

The oNium statistics for the United
States are formidable. The develop
ment in the importation Is alarming
enough to warrant a careful study OF
the subject. The importations In 1869
in this country We're 90,997 pounds OF
opium Of a gold value Of $526S02 Five
wears later the imports amounted to
10, 706 pounds, an increase OF almost
100 per cent, the money value of which
was $945, 232- In the following three
years the increase was marked, SO tnat
in 1877 the quantity reported was 81, lo2
pounds. In 1876 crude opium was
brought to this country to the amount
Of 22S,T4 & pounds, while in 1850 the
quantity had increase 40 per cent.
Morphia, an Slkaloid ofOpium, was inn
ported in 1876 10 the extent OF more
than 1000 ounces, and feur years later
in New York alone there were received
$500 ounces. The estimates concern
ing the extent of drug consumption are
necessarily imperfect, but so large q
number as 100000 is given as the esti-
mate of opium-eaters in the United
States. These users ofthe drug require
nearly 100000 grains to satisfy them
| each yesr. The allowance to be made
for smuggling would increase the sad
totals to be recorded. Throughout the
country the habit is developing. Local
statistics, said to be entirely strust-
worthy, Of towns in Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio and Kentucky, report three tosix
opium eaters in every one hundred in
habitants. 1t is computed that more
than | xtho1sand Amerieans-men and
women-smOke opium. II these figures
are approximately correct, there IS in
them not only food for reflection, but
suggestion for reformatory work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
Hon. Alexander If, Stsphens.

al am directed by My uncle, Hon. A. H.;
Stephens, to say to you that be is inclined
to believe that he has derived some benefit
from the use of Simmons Liver Regulator,
and that he wishes to give it further trial.
Yours respectfully, W. G. STEPHENS,
Charlottesville, Ga, March 81, 1870"
Extract of a letter from Hon, Alexander
H. Stephens, dated March s, 1872: II occa-
sionally use, when my condition requires
it, DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator, with good
effect. A. II. STEPHENS"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
Petroleum.

BRADFORD. May 20. - Petroleum - Ex-
cited and advancing; opened at 64Hc;
highest 6SAc; lowest 6419c; closed at 67Bc;
sales 3,503,OOO barrels; total shipments
Friday 1876 barrels; charters $500 bar
rels.
PIrrsBURG, Pa, May 20.-Petroleum-
Excited; United certificates irregular and
unsettled; opened at 6411c, advanced to 69c
and closed at Csc; refined nc for Phila-
delphia delivery.
TIrUsv1LLE, Pa, May 2O.-0il-Opened at
64Hc; highest 6S1c; lowest 6i15c; closed
atGSc. Shipments 1,406 barrels; charters
9S,147 barrels; tide water run 9,SSS bar
rels. United pipe lines cannot give runs to-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
Variation "a ~ "a Il .
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 9O.-Cotton-In fair de,
mand at 11Isc. ~Flour-Easier but not
ouotably lower. Wheat-Dull and lower;
No. 2 red winter 81 33@1 SO spot; 81 IS
seller July. Corn-Easier; No. 2 77h@
7711c spot; 76T@79c seller May; 76Mc bid
seller June; 7S1sc bid seller July; 7SHc
bid seller September; 76h@77, seller
October. ~Oats-Firm; No. 2 mixed 551lc.
Rye-Easier at Sic. B~arley-Dull at 81 10.
Firm at sl1 S7H. Bulk Meats-Strong;
shoulders S. 25; clear rib Sl1 l2h. Bacon
Stronger: shoulders 50 90; clear rib
Sl2 25; clear SO rs. Whisky-Irregular:
high wines 81 IA; combination sales of
finished goods, $50 barrels, on a basis of
81 Is. Butter-Firm and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, MAY 2O.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Western dull and
irregular; No. 2 winter red spot and seller
May 81 A; seller June 81 4S; seller
July 81 25A@1 rs; seller August 81 22k:
Corn-Western inactive but tirmer; mixed
spot and seller May Slhcj seller June &c;
seller July s2hc; seller August SIC:
Oats-Dull: western white 6l@62c; mixed
Soc: PENNSYLVANIA 6O@62c. Rye-yery dull
and lower at 9Oc. Hay-Firm and higher
at sl7. Professionalism and unchanged.
Rntter-Dull: western grass packed l59
Doc Eess-Firm at &c. Petroleum
S:aady. Coffee-Firm but unchanged. Sugar
STEADY. Whisky-Nominal and quiet at
81 81.
Toledo: z,.,-y.
TOLEDO, O., May %. -Wheat-Stfong; No.
2 red spot and seller May 81 40; seller
june 81 34H; seller July 81 LIZ; seller
AIsust 81 AZ; seller year 81 1873. Corn
Duh and nominal; high mixed soc;
No. 2 spot 7sHc; seller May 76Ac; seller
June 73kc; seller July 74c: seller year 5Sc.
Oats-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York, May 20.-Dry Goods-The
market is fairly active, buyers present in
good numbers, and with continued fair
weather, an improved demand is expected.
Kentucky jeans has been the most active
article during the week, and the various
stocks have undergone considerable reduc-
ton. American dress silks have been in
good demand, as have carpets, with wooden
goods showing better inquiry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
Forty Year. Experience oran Old Nurse

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre-
scription of one Of the best female physi-
clans and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
failing success by millions of mothers for
their children. II relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea, grip
ing in the bowles and wind collie. BY CIV
ing health to the child il rests the mother.
Price Is cents Q bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22
LIVE STOCK.
Ch~aso.

CHICAGO, May 9o.-The Droyers' Journal
reports: Hogs-Receipts 1900 head; ship,
ments $500 head. Market very brisk and
loo higher; all sold early common to good
mixed 81 30@7 90; heavy packing n
shipping, s. 95@s. 40; light, 81 3OSs %;
skips and culls S. 50@7 Is.
Cattle Receipts 1,e0 head; shipments
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

NcTI.Trains leaving Bellaire q $50 "A.
land. AL trains daily except sunday.
WIN. A. BALDWIN,
Manager, Pittsburgh. Pa.
E. A. FORD, Genl Pass. B fkt. Az.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-22

Sunday Express leaves wheeling al " All
arrives WellsbuK saO A. ~, Steubenyillse9
points.
Trains leaving Columbus atS.O ?. =. and -
A. u. run daily. Through Chicago Expre0
p. n, with sleeping car attached, arriving n
Chicago at 30 next morning. Berths cAa p
secured In advance II Union Depot uohsto0sA
Columbus.
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Sleeping
Cars through without change from stsuoen:
VILE east 20 Philadelphia and New York, ,
west 10 Columbus, 10 Cincinnati, LouisvulA
indianapolis and A. Louis.
For through tick ets, baggage checks, sleeping
car accommodations and n further informa.
ton apply 10 Joseph N .Belleville Ticket 49,
at Par. Depot, foot OF Eleventh 49,
or at City Ticket Once, undsr AoLurs HooeS
Wheeling.
ID. W. CALDWELL
Gent Manager, Pittsburgh, -
Il. A. FORD,
Gent Pan. and Ticket Agent, Fttsburkh. -