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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-18
MEDICAL.
GRATITUDEa!.
DENVER, Col, Aug. 20, 1882.

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""S s''"e'eo "'''' ''' no'ff"'e ofooa dfseasc
for ihrec years, anu atlcfspehdihg some tllne
NJ The hot Springs, considered my case
!,,.~afp @ ..a A.. :, H.. s."1'
'o''e''' 70 - ~ "", .'''e 20 NV ',e. VI Tue
disease remaining. My sores are all healed,
my throat rid Of that
Is entlrelysHNss terrible lR.
well amaA<'.-<1-aA'--zAn'- -zl-tease. Being
drug clerk, have seen 30 many hundreds
Of men dosed with Caiomei, iodide Of Mer-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-18

CRour, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Sold by L. Booking, agent, under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by r. H. List, 1910 Main
street. Eewp.tw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-18
Gle Oh. N,,!,te!l!.l!iqs.lly1!!:e!!,rl:.
A NEW COCK ROBIN.

iiire, Sos. 10 mud ~ Fourteenth Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-18

tattie-Rcecipts ., 600 head shipments $50 head,
Market moderately active: extra 81 50n6 60: good
TO choice shipping firm at S. i0a5 3O common 10
stockcrs and fec'lcrs strong at S.?0ai 10.
sheep-Eeccir1s 500 head: shipments 700 head.
Market tdir aud steady; medium to good s. G0af o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19

isin. 2o,b DERBY, bsiBt ss, ioa an bi
Spite bss inbiiSsn Amtes unb Der Nar
qlis BON Darlington bas gortsfsuius be,
arisssminiffers erbaItsn.
Aus England f6mmt bic tslssra
pbiide Rudridt, baB ss ber BuIi,si sslun,
gen iei, msbrrs Der GbsiIusbmsr an be,
GrmOrbuus bss sbemaIissn 9orb Statt
baIts,s uon StIanb, GapsnbiIb, unb bss
llnterifaatsietretdis Burte 81 usrbuftsu.
Gin Steiniessr unb Elm @erber fnb binte,
S9lOB unb RisseI unb man srwartet met
tsre Yerbaftlnsen. @iner Der 8srbafteten
III als elmer bsr Wdnner piebsrsrtanni
uorben, tusl6s on benz Rorbubsnb In bsm
8asen iaBsn, tn weI&em BITE W6rosr ba'
uonsefabrsn iinb. Die 8e,saftuns iii
auf BITE ansabe BON poIitsi Spionsn sr.
folst. Ots aussebots uon 8slobnunssn
far ssbeims MitibsiIunssn babsn lire Bir.
tuns ni6t usrfsbIt unb bur9 cine Rsibs
BON WittbsiIun9sn, usl5e ber goIi,.t psn
anssbsn ausssausen iinb. sIuu6t bisis in
ben 8sfis elmer uOuiidnbissu Rstts pon
Sewsiisn ssIanst su isin.
Sn @spptsn TT bas srfoIst
mas man erwartste. Die Rdbelsfhbrer an
Der &sbeliou. Arabi Paida an Der SPITE
linb gum Gobs usrurtbstlt unb bann pom
absbipe prompt bssnabist unb bss 9anbss
psrrusisn porber. sic ioqsn auf gsyton
tn @sfanssaftait sebsn. 0us lletbsiI ift
Elm miIbss unb mobI nit 0tiff6t aui bic
8suO!rsruns erlahsnes, bic aasisIbs isbr
gut aufsenommsn. Warsn aud arabI's
abf5tsu Bet Der Rtbslion bic bsfen, 70
trdst er bod BITE moraIil6e Ssrantuoytuns
fir has BluttAs-iu Ilsraneria anb ibns
lide Sorsdnge i'm Snnsrn @sppten's.
gnslano's GlrfuB, psltsr isst tn Rairp
aumattis 1T, bcist fi@ aus BET bsr WiIbs.
ruus bss Susrfi hbsr arabt ssfdutsn llrs
tbstIs, nu&bsm berisIbs absr isst bsisitist
1T, tritt bic Reorganization Der Rssisruns
unb 8erwaltuns oss Ruanbss uisbsr In
Zen gorbsrsrunb unb bisie 6rase pirb nod
gu manGeul bipIomatiiSsu Rotsnpsdisl
SsranIafans ssbeu, Dsun ss aud isst ben
fdsin bat, buB @labiions nit isinsu pId,
nsn beBasIid gsppten's BEL Der RsbrsabI
Der Sro6md9ts auf tsinsn bsionSeren Bi
beritsnb ifoBsn hirfte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
Ausfdnotf6e Nuno(Gau.

SIN beuti9sn &si9stase fam
bts gorIass sesen ben soeialismus sur
8sratbuns. @dbrsnb bic Rssisruns far
Our9fibruns Der R.preiiiu MuBrsssIn
sintrat, Issts iis bar, buB Der ssSenwdrtiss
5uifanO Der iOciaIiiiiidsn Yartei tsinss.
wess Su benz S4Iufe bsrs9tiss, baB fs
uutsroridt Obsr i'm @rl6f5sn bs9rifftn isi.
Die 9smdbistsn ieien uisImsbr uon ben
Sommunlitsn gum S@psissn s,bra5t
wo,ben. v5rsibst", ,ScctaIbemOtrut-
unb anbsrs rspolutiondre BIdtter warbsn
mafsnbaft In Dsuti5Ianb sinssidmuss'It,
unO Moh's aabanS usSme rsiBsnb idnsu
5u. Dassssn CAB Der SoeiaIift GOlmur
bic grtIdruus ab, paB bie @Ianos fur bic
5ortfhbruns bss tIstnsrsn BsIaserunss,u'
iianbss unbursitsnb isisn. llsbsr BIS.
MAIDS uOItswirtbi9aftIi9s PIdns iprad
n ii4 babin aus, bab serinSfisise 3uss'
iidnbnifs bic SoeiaIiftsn In ibrsn 9s'
iammtfOrbsrunsen ni9t bei&ui&tisen wir'
ben. Die So,iaIiitsn isisn bur& bic llns
tsrO,adunssssiese 3u Rsuoluiiondrsn ss'
ma@t porben, bdttsn aber babur9 an gu,
iammsnbans unb SisaipIin ssuonnsn.
Romms, mas ba wOle, fie parbsn fortfab.
rem, bie unbesdbmbarsn gsrtbsibissr Der
llntsrbrddtsn su isin. goumar's antras,
Der Rsidstus m0se ertIdrsn, buB bic Rss
sieruns tsins binrsidsnbsn @rlnbs flr bic
9srIdnseruns bss tIeinsn BeIassrunsssu.
itanbss In Berlin, Samburs unb 9sip,is
babe, uarb abssI.but uno bsidIofsn BON
benz Bsri4t Der &ssisruas hbsr Durdfab.
runs bes @sissss ssssn bic sosiuIiitsn
RsnntniB au nsbmsn. Sm qaufs Der De-
Bate srtldrts &idtsr I'm Namsn Der Sort.
idrittspartsi fur ben goamar'i9sn aniras
Itimmsn tu wOllsn unb Uinbiborii sab |
)iamsns bsS @sntrums bis Grtldruns ab,
,aB bisiss bwar uon benz gsrt9t Der 9te,
,isruns RsnntniB nsbmsn woqs, isbo1
,bns isoe AsuBsruns bsr 8iQisuus ober
RiBbiaisuns Der barin eutbaItsusn Gbat,
a&sn, uno bab 60 ssssn ben Nntras Der
Soaialifen fimmen werbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
Dubuque Soma, Qmaas, Den Qe,em6r $685. n

preuBii6enl Die Srase III nur, Oh man stu
prsusiitssDiscipI cipIinarssiss einfibrsn tam,
obue suuor bic preuBtids Interchangeable
ansenommsn gu bu5sn. @sptiftsn unb
ais tidtis bsfunbeusn Sa9mdnnern mag
man immsrbin iasen: Slei5i, 10 Ianss ibr
cure SbIisssnbsitsn srfiut! absr usnn
man poIitii9s Dratbsieber beim SdOt In
bie 4smtsr ifsdt unb ibnsn banu auf sins
nal bis tOntrattli4e 3u19eruns uuil6t'
barer Subabetidaft ssbsn ioa, 10 ii has
Id5erIi9.
Die Srauenre9tlerinnen finb
tros bsr RisbaIass, bic fts In Rsbrasta
srIittsn, nod INNER fsiiiis an Der arbsit.
Die Yrdfbsntin Der nattoualsn 5rauen'
iiimmrs5ts' 9iSa, Srau @barIotte Softer,
iii bsrsits In Der 8uRbssbauptltabt sinse'
trOffsu uub Fat iOfort cine gsriammIuns
ibrsr 9etrsuen fir bic srits Sanuarpods
ausgsidrisbsn. SIS iou bann Der n6tbise
5oSbrud auf ben gpusreB ausselbt pers
ben, um ibu ben SO,oerunssn Der 9isa &C.
fisis su MAIDEN. Nabame 6sfsr sIaubt,
bub cine Waioritdt bss istis.n gousrsfts
su @unfsn bss 0eibsriiimmretts'
SdpinOsIs iit, ober tub fi9 ssnus Pan'
toiislbsIbsu in bsibsn 9duis,u fiaben uer.
ben, um ben isbuIiSen 8unib tisier Oa'
men, bos Scspter au9 am Stimmtalten
f5pinssn Su t6nnsn unb bis Wduus1psIt
pen @runb aus tu rsformi,en, tu srfiusn.
80 iissu omar usri&robens Wsni9sn &c.
mug i'm @onsrtB, bic uor elmer 0sibsr'
idarse au Rrsu,s trts9sn, absr baB ii5
cine binrsi6eube Waioritdt fur siH 6rausn.
itimmredts .amsnbsmsut sspirnsn IisBe,
blrite ii5 Ssnn bod aIs cine faIiSs BE-
rednuns etwsilen. Der WsibsIfslbSus
ssssn ben @unsrss pirb aud in bisisr
Seilion ni4t BON @tfOIs sstI0nt ~erbsu.
Bis birnphtbis ibrissns bisie bsboiisn
Oamsu finb, bas Jeissn its isst wieber tn
Rsbrasta. EroBbsm fis cine i6mdbIi6s
NisbsrIase srIittsn anb far ben Ssrfai'
iunsssuius nur 25. .756, basessn aber s9,'
O6s Stimmen abssssbsn wurbsu, 10 mol
te ft& bod ni&t sufrisbsn sebsu unb bic
3dbIuus DOR @eridt anfe4tsn. Wsiter
tam man bie unusri6dmts Goubsit nidt
trsibsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
Eefssrapet(6s Depsf6ep.
Oeuti d I q n n b.

SerIin, IL. Os,. BET Der 8era
tbuus bss Observation-Disclosures tn be,
Samlias Sisuns bss Rsi9stasss sif
&i5ttr bic S4usB5ansr b.ftis or. Y,
bsbsiGnst: baS 9sSbot Der ginfubr ameri
faJiiter Sdpsinefi efistitpaaren ais elm,
msbr i6ubs6unerii6s, ais seiunbbsitspo
lbsiIi4s WfaBrsSel. uaSusifeltaft ilt bas
StttiGl bss PIarss. bic Seifsuuns bes
&sitsbausbaIts fir spei Sabre, bsrsits
tefesslt.
Berlin, IL. Del. Die 0esie,unc
pirb bic @infibruns elmer S6risnitsusr BE,
tdmpfsn. @swifs bsosutsnbs garquisra
finb snti6IOHsn, fulls bis Stsusr eiuse
fibrt wirb, ibrs Ssiddfts tn bas ausIant
su psrlsSsn. - 9suts bat in S5nissbers
elm 3uiammsnioS swsisr giienbabu,lae
ifattssfunbsu, bet wsISsm nsun Perfonen
psrIsst worbsn unb twsi um bas 9sbsn se'
tommsn iinS
Brltn, IL. Deg. Bismard bsfinbst
iid nod unwobI uab wirb Dor Beibnad.
ten ben &sidstass' Sisunssn uabri9sin.
LTD nidt bstwObnen.
Berlin, Is. Del. Die Raufsute
babsn eine gonferen, alIsr beuti9sa Gan
belstamms,n sur 9erabrebuns ssmsinia.
msr Sdritts ssssn bis ginfibrurs be,
B6risnfsusr sinberufeu.
Sn otm prsubii4en 5ssrs nimmt bie
3abI bsr Sslbitmorbs tn bsnnrubiasubsm
Wabe su.
9oubou, Is Dss Die ,S6Iniide
Ssituns" msIOst aus gutter Susas, baB bas.
uripransIt4 fur fiuf Sabre abssiSIoKsns
0ltrst9iib osuti&s DhnonlB. psI9ss i'm
October 1884 erI0i&sn iOl, usrIdnss,i
werosn wirc, neil ss iib pOn srOBsm Dor
tbsiI erpisisn bat unb cine itarts @spdbr
fur bis aufreStaSaltuns bss Jrisbsns biz,
tst
9oubou, IA Deg, BON Berlin
wirb semsIbst, bab Der bsutl9s @snsroL |
goniuI tn NsD Dort, Dr. S9umaG,r,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19

Gn,etssn fir ptcntes, eptterten, @tafsIstsls
,s., bic bsm @sifs Der fatb. seir&e iuDtsr, sa.
ben seine Aufnabms.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19

aas an3eisen ienbe man fpatsifeas
Rontas Worsen ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19

Setratbs, unb 5ubesaa,sissn NIT Ssrz&
$3.50, pbne SsrT1 800.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19
greise aer Anzeigstr.
9ntal<Nntisrn.

Inter 3alen grssier merben ntdt dnseHsss.
rter. Sir iste 3sils 8rsSier cher beren RasM
has 1. Wal 10 Cts. bic nGtfen MaIs &srs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-12-19

aaspartiss gni.tstn maaen SSraasSsias!t Strsta.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
no Sosaefhin2 UeU.

Be ambitious As YOU viii, but be ambI-
tious in some particular direction. You
can make any s.,aere OF lsbor honorable
A good honest, esrlest nan can shovel saad
with credit to hiNself and profit 10 his en-
ployer, and honor to his coan,ry. Many
good blacksmith and hsrnes. maker have
been spoiled by schools o; la. and medi, ,el
colleges; snd let me tell YOU, Telemachns,
right here. thst society, your country, hu-
manity and God need good carpenters and
shoemakers aud s;onc-cutters and farm
hands, more thsn poor doc.nr' and poor
preachers and poor editors. II yoa have IN
choose between poor lawyer and good
deck hand. be good deck hsai every time
once knew = man who could make shoes.
lie could build YOU pair Of gloye-ftting
boots with cunning little closets for all yolT
corns, ard lovely bay window .oF yonr
bunions. He could sew on an invisible
patch with yellow thread, 20 that II looked
like sunset on the Mississippi. How lie
could make shoes. And lac "a. with his
mouth full OF pegs and sung and whistled,
happy and content, an. hepounded leather
and smote the ilsensa,e lapstone With many
a muhled blow, aud peggcd aud stitched as
though that Was the chief eni Of man.
Bat one day he stoI ped whi.iiing, laid
down Lis hammer, dropped his wlS INFO
the pan full Of pegs. threw the lspstone into
the water bucket, blew all tie pegs ont OF
his moath, ani got to tehiag what congress
ought to do, and what the government should
do, and what be would DO ii he were there.
and he said il so often and said j, 50 well
that everybody saw the country was going
to ruin, and he was the only man Who
could stop it, and the FIRST thing he knew
the people took him oil his leather bench
and sent him to congress.
Now, that man used to charge only ten
cents Tor sewing patch as biz as a Fifty
cent piece, auG twenty cents iog new l.eel,
and only fifty cents for halt soles. And day
in and day out he earned about S2.l0 day.
AMI the very frat week he was in Con-
gress he introduced bill for the free coin
are of 5000, co., 900 in one dOlar-greenbackS,
with y proviso that this issue should bo
doubled if it should appear thstthe AZ ount
originally specified ssouid be found insult
cient to meet the demands OF the shos
! trade.
And yet thet man was a good shoemakei-
| The community missed him sorely when he
went to Congress. It was Lard to hll his
place-on the shoemsker's bench. Other
cobblcrs came and went, but not one Of
them nor all Of them cobbled 70 well and
acceptably 40 hc, cobble they never 20 cob
ble-y. He was good shoemaker, my boy f;
a most excellen. anI worthy shoemaker.
II all the land of Ithica, ny 10y thee was
no better shoemaker.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
TIE A'EE,S IN BRIEF.

Rear. Admiral c. II. Poor, retired, is dead
aged p.
The Grcenb-ic. White Sulphur springs
are leased for years to Harrison PhGbus
OF the Hygci hotel, Fortress Monroe.
39j Anglo-Scandinovia Mormon's arrived
from Liverpool last week and were shipped
Utahwar'ls.
The Treasury accepts TIE b. and o's Of
fer of land . miles from BALTIC. for aquaTan-
tine sta,i,n f,r cattle imported at Bilto
In Danyille, Va. last month 2,7Ss, 800
los. leaf tobacco we're sold at 1857 per cwt.
In Oct 81 1920, 100 lbs brocght $l7.Ol.
In Alex. last week tao Groom bricks
with lots sold at 1910 each, a coach factory
at $40 and suburban lots for $25 and 80.
Ex-M. C. Erastus Brooks is made general
agent y. y associated press vice c.
iIueston, resigned.
Mayor Johnston of Danville is bailed in
5000 I'LL next month for numbering john
Hatcher ex-police chief
Mary Booth, li-year old neSrcs5, was
hanged yesterday At Strry C. II. Va, for
poisoning Mrs r. c. Gray and Travis Jones.
The agricultural bureau in Washington
is erecting substantial brick storehouse
for seeds south OF the rain building.
A House committee of started last tweek
inspecting the Miss. River from Ceiro TO
New Orleans and vii. report is condition
and needs.
The Columbia Unworthy property, l6
acres, On Co.lc-e Hill, l+th st. road, is cho-
,cn as the Garfield Hospital site in Wash
instoG. Prise $l0000o-improyed.
Powhatan and Uncas, brothers 10 the ra-
cars Parole and Wsnderer, sold in New
York lately tor 81 ,S25 and Sl,lO0. mares
brought II, s aud six hundred dollars.
Excavations are already making for the
new Pension Office on the north section OF
The city hall grounds in Washiugton-be-
tween F and G and i,h and 9th streets. It's
,ropased dimensions: length 400 f., depth
200.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
4 bishops Experience Of Death.

Ina sermon in the tabernacle Methodist
Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, on a recent
sunday, Bishop Bowman, Of St. Louis, rela-
ted the following: "On my return from ia
pan preached in California, and probably
oycrworkcd mysclf, and on the last Sunday
in February, after holding divine service in
ny 81. Louis church, returned home, where
Was Immediately taken sick with linger-
~ fever. which the physicians predicted
would end fatally. At this point | seemed
20 AL into kiud Of ec-tacy. when ] aciu-
,ilv did not know whether ! was alive or
dead. | imarincd that was on board Il
most magnificent ship. and heard the cap
'ain say: "-;ep herr and which | thought
to be the voicc Of MY Divine Master, when
nv young ls-mon;hs old child, who had
He'd twenty wears ar7, came to nc and said
that she heard that was coming and had
come TO NEE: me. After some little conver-
sation. which DO not rccollect, she said :
DO vou no; think that have grown. papaH'
She then rr-e in form Of glory which ne
yer before witnessed, and never more expect
10 see until die, and then returned to her
usual state, saying that she had come in that
shape TO see if should know her. She then
said tl4. many friends had asked after ne
and were awaiting my coming, and that an
old lady and gentleman had taken her up
and kissed her, saying that her papa was
their boy. then asked her where her NAM
ma was. 'Oh, she i. OF doing something
for the Lord but will be a, the wharf ID
meet US on our arrival. All this left An i'm
preston upon me by the magnihcence ofthe
surroundings, and it was a season Of great
preciousness TO me-. L; seems to me that
have come back from the other world, and
although it is peculiar for ne to say that
wa. dead, it seems as if | was not in th'
body"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
PLANTATION PnIL0soPHy

Gray hairs won't make 40 man respccta-
bic, but man can make gray hairs full Oh
h)no-.
De man whs; crowds pole cat morn
once either can't smell or il got mighty
poo recollection.
De weakness 90 man is l.is strength.
DE appetite fur whisky il weakness but
it is powerful strong.
spies ter hear man ,ry ter laugh
when he amt tics!ed. Dar amt no lun in
dc grin oh a po sum.
1t is human natur ter keep Pushn'. D.
mos tircsome part 90 journey is when dc
train stops ter lit wood.
De more show dat man makes amt no
sigh ob how high he il. DE lower DC sun
gifts de bigger de shadow he casts
If dis life want struggle dar wouldn't
be any improvement in de sorl. 1t is
chopin down de weeds what makes de cot
ton grow.
As fish, de gar is failure, but as a law
yer he would be - success. ! ain't got no
use fur De gar, an hopes dat ! woat hab
any Use fur de lawyer
De ole hos carr OFT DE- scriPtur, Paul
-aid when lac growcd mp ter be man he'd
put away cbild's thing. De colt plays an
rams aroun', but dc ole hoss aint got no fool
ishuess about him.
Dars close friendship 'tviHt mans
stomach an his head, but It'll dar's mighty
big difference betwixt EN-. De more yer
puis in De head De stronger il is, but de
more yer crowds dc stomach dc weaker 1t
gip.
"Pse a gwine ter quit yer," said color
ed man TO bis wife. 81 can. lib wia a
'ogan what am 50 untrue ter ne a. ter let a
man kiss her"
"Yerself needn't make no nouf bout dc
matter. Didn't see yer wid yer arm 'roun
/ Sister SMITH"
Wall, now, If yer commences 70 CON-
par notes well let de subjecs drsp. Date
de- way wid oman anyhow. She's sPers
slyin up suthin' ter crush man vid.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
Important to Gas Consumers.

Partie. who intend 10 use gas in their
stores, dwellings, or Offices will do well 70
have the pipe. introduced prior to the turn
ing on Of the ga. at the works. 1t will be
less expensive, and can be done more
promptly thsn nhea rush is made. Mr.
Charles L. Seal, who b., hsd = practical
experience Of fifteen years, as will be seen
by card, offer, his services IS plumber and
gas-f;ter. Work entrusted 10 him viii,
doubtless, be we'll done.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25
POETRY.
SCHOOLS TOKEN ".

The boys have come back to their schools,
All, me
To violate grammar and rules,
So free
The lawiess Joke. and the s;ealtky grin,
The clinging wax and the crooked pin,
The capsizel ink and the whispered din,
All. me!
The faces chalked on the outer walls,
see;
And the ceiling stnccoel with paper balls,
All, me
The shutting feet on the gritty floor,
The nkv face al the classroom door,
The sudden pinch and tie mutHcd roar,
Ah, mel
The questions brisk and the answers slow,
Ali, me
The II fur.o.. and the 81 dun no."
Just see
"'N four tums seven is twenty-nine;"
Rome is "A town on the river Rhine;,
George is Il verb'n agrees with wine,
All, me-
Crimace and gisse, grin and wink,
Dear me
Drzz and whiSpcr-who can think
Al, me-
Wouldn't it he a better rule
To le. tlIc boy grow upa fool.
Rather than send him back to school,
And me!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

Out Of the 400 disease, to which tho
human frame is liable, whissyi- urcd as =
remedy for 1880 of them with complete
success.
Dir. J. Scripture. Of Wisconsin, has been
robbed Of S225. His remarks upon the oc-
casion are not given, because, perhaps, they
wouldn't read like Scripture quotation.
A malignant reader snpPoses that the late
Mr. Anderson, who told 90 many Louisiana
stories, Las at last received that appoint
ment to a Consulate in warm climate
promised him by Hayes.
The new bible recently brought out by
New York religious maniac contains thirty
ty-two commandments. As it has moro
commandmebts to break, it may possi6i!
become locre popular than the e'd one.
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4 Peep into ma,ethorne's Workshop.

THE CENTURY MAGAZINE will print, in
an early number, a large portion OF Haw-
thorne's original notes for his posthumous
novel. "Dr. Grimshaw's Secret" II is said
that these notes constitute probably tht
most intimate and most interesting reyela
ton yet made, not merely Of Hawthorne
method Of composition, but of the Princi
pies kept in view by him in constructing
his romanceS,
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%, y. Frenon. s.. rsl.:no.e

During tie var ! Vas in-
iurcdinthc s,omaohby aTicce
Of 4 she'll, and have sGAcred
from itever since. AbUutfour
y.2,s agoiLrouGhionl arsly-
IS. which kcp. mc IN ted six
rioItl.s, and lhe L.-s Goctcss
ia tie city SAID l cccid not
I've. Isui.ercd f,sTiei.! iicm
Indigestion. aud fcr 5Nertvo
wears conid not eat slid food
sit .ora largc potion oi tie
tE,cw5sunabletor,t.ineycn even
lielii nourishri,Ht. | trild
l;:cpn's Iron ] i,iers andrew
after taking two lctiles ] :n
able L. q up a"l 20 al'-'..d
and -a rapidly inpro'iug.
C.. L.CESR.
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UsE3EnaY BROTHERS
IiA RID
OIL FINISH.

IT is the ORIGINAL and only GENUINE liARI
4 on FiXisi. IN the market
/, dries quick aud hard, ruhs easily, ddoc'
HOi scratch.
1t is the best Finish for Pianos and Organs.
It is the best Finish for Furniture.
1t IS the best Finish for School Desks and
Seats.
1t is the best Finish for Dwellings and Pub
lie Buildings.
Itis he best Finish for Rustic Frames and
M0uldinEs.
/: makes either Dead Finish or Brilliant
Polish, and is not affected by Water oi
Damp.
Owing to the reputation our HARD OIL Fin
1871 ilS attained, many limitations are Offered
and sold az u low prize, being frequently repre-
scented - our lIARD OIL FiN.sH.
AK your dealer for BERRY BEoruEEs' Ham
on FIXl.H, anl sake nu other Ii he does ~"
keep IL. send direct To rs, and your order VII
receive prompt attention.
BERRY BROTHERS
Varnish Manufacturers,
DETROIT, Men
April D. tSS2-J.
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STREEGTH

TO vigorously push a business,
strength to study a profession,
strength to regulate a household,
strength to DO a days labor with
cut physical pain. All this repre-
senls what is wanted, in the often
heard expression, "Ch! lwish |
had Tic strength" If you a:e
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as if life was hardly worth iir-
iHg, you can be relieved ard re-
stored orobu:thc and strength
by taking BROWNS IS0a BIT
TEhS, which is 4 true tOric-a
medicine universally recommended
fer all was,ns diseases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

Records of tie old East India Company
show that tea was spelled and pronounced
tav in England between 1000 and 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

BROWNS IRON BlTTERS is
a corp'ole and sure remedy for
indigestion. Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weaknee, and al diseases requir-
ing I tars, reliable, noa-alcchclic
tonic. It earichas !he blood, gives
new lie 10 the muscles and tone
tc the nerves.
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GgI,f2D E7DESE.

Ne. Corner Ninth and Chestnut Sts.' Phila
J. McKIBBxy, Manager. J. II. DESsIsoN, sup.
STrEf.T CARS run from all the principal
Depots 10 the HOTEL. The accommodations
are in all respects equal to any in the CITY
500 per day.
Or fSc0-~
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z'irg'aia ;fgse grcss.

Nm. .e ". ". b. GALLAHER, Editors.
CharieSto,cn, Jefcrso" County, Test Va.
Norcmbcr %, 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1882-11-25

A curious feature Of street life in Gotham
is tie peddling Men occupy every araila-
bic nook in doorways, at corners, &c, sell
ling every conceivable kind Of portable
mcrchandi e. They pay rent 20 the owneTa
OF the buildings-the rates ranging rom 3
to .55. There are, perhaps, thousand OF
these pclilcrs ard their profits average from
- to so 81 day.