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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-10
FoR SALE.

SALE OF ACCOUNTS.
In clancery In the Clfrll!t Count of Ohlotsu,lr
W. II. Robinson and Others
w
Charles D.. BinHell and Others
~ Ky virtue Of sn order made By The CIrrit tsts
OF Ohio county, on the 81 dayuf June. Isl Il,
above entitled cause. The undersigned E,EIT6
VIII. on SATURDAY, JULY Is. ISSS, CoinintIgtf
at 10 o'clock a. ". proceed to pl the u,ItHlarjjt
accounts due To the inns Of EUus;en 4 IlnC(lIIll
Charles ID. J. Bnstll, being the amc rrISilti 1
The Court and ordered 10 IL ,6li. ANY IRpOp. 4
string 10 sec a list 0! said HNmint ct, do So i
calling on the Undersigned. AlhtOI ,aNaru1ss
VIII be exhibited on the day Of SA!e. TeraiS
sale, cash. H. i. LIST, Receive
le26 1910 MGin sl16
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-10
CIJ'I'ICITTSi

AND GuricuRA SOAP externally mud CurIcuRI
REs9Lv q internally will positively cure every
species o. humor, from common pimple 10 scrof.
uia, fricc o. CurIcUGA. small boxes, SOC; large
6oxes 81. cuTICUIA REsoLvENT, 81 rer bottle,
Sold BY all druggists = var, L.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-10

1881 1851
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10 rs " % % Sc 81 u
ISL 1881
Z a. v. jim. 3p.N.7P. AMI N.3P.X. i'm
IS % - o. 10 81 ~ S.
.t INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 10. | A. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, partly
cloudy weather, local rains, south " est winds,
becoming variable, stationary or lower tem-
periture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-10

The following shows the range OF the Their.
inolneter. as observed at Schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-10
SUMMIT HOUSE

:. CRASGEgRY SUMMIT, =. VA
OecupI., commanding ,sritIol nn !he 'i ME-.
plateau Of the AIlc.hrny Mountains im t,,!:;
moialiuis iOr guests an ample. Ihe nr W. ~
been lately refnrnibhcd. til.SI hun'liis s irts
lug IN the ncish,arhU0l. I!ft" ln'S""''
each way daily. TciInEHr rts'H Ihhtii.c1DS.
To-, Mhs' A""' T. '"" IICPIItsH"A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-10
"BLAcN.DRAUGHT" makes cbills

and fever impossible.
For sale by Logan e Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-10

We are indebted TO Jailor Davis ion the
following memorandum from the Jail regis
ter. showing the number OF persons com.
mit,cd to that institution for safe keeping
since April |, and the number sent by each
justice:
Philip .........."..35 Buger "........"......-..
Kyle ......,..............
Sweeney .............,..-. heller ............
u IIrins.....-.........." launder ..............
ArIlc
City Of Wheeling Ii.
Making total Of .. in all, divided rs fol-
lows:
0cIvi process.
MIsdcheanOis lrstl:u.lon ..."..-.....ls
The average isan unusually high one, being
almost one day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-10

For sale by logan & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-10
TERRIBLE SKIN HUMOR.

7. II; Drake, Esq, Detroit. has recovered from
ami hands, by using CutIcura I.esolyent (6iood
pnritler) internally. and Cuticun md CutIcurn
Soap ths great skin curcsl externally This iSgood
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-10
SALT RlIEUN,

SALT RlIEUM. -.----
Ih9Se who have experienced the tormcnts OF
gait Rleum can appreciate the agonIes endured
III !Gas. Until cured by the Cuticnn Res0lyent
clira Soap externally Z - -.
~ - Mrs: MM. rELLrEGToN, Sharon, Wis
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18
PRoGR ANIME
OF
Grand Fete Champetre
70 BE GIVEN FOR
The Benefit Of the Catholic Church
AT
DeFranCis Garden,
ON The
Nig!'22! a! 2''iAsg'
REFRESmMENT rABLE

hIsf kfNli MfN Abl.f.
lee Cream, No. l-By Mr.. Buckham and
Miss Lizzie Egnn.
Ice Cream, No. 2 Mesdumcs Corn b. and
Cook
l.omonndc-Miss Maggie RiuIdnn and
Mrs. Montlord.
supper Table csdnmc- Muhl, llcibrlin.
Clrsry, Walker and CrOEc.
Fancy Table scs Mary Bailey.
Thompson and Rutan.
Flower bower Miss Gertrude Carroll.
Fish Pond Misses Annie and JuuA
Shclh.
Graf Blg-Misscs Mary Fuch. and Linda
Shrlh.
Gypsy Tent Miss Lena Carroll.
Bar and Cignr---AnIhuuy Boyle.
S"dR Water Trip. and Paul DnuN
Champagne Punch George Bond and
George Cook.
Candy Making, r'd Ilot-C Tri.i
voIiNG.
]. For tile prctlic,t Little girl; prize, q
beautifully dressed doll, donated by Mrs
Walker.
,. For the most popular young lad,
prize, silver cage with II live canary, do
nntcd by Barney Frldhakc.
5. \ beautiful iireman's SILVER trumpet
Tor the hruvcst fireman, donated by th,
tca,t committee.
/ For the most cntrrprlsing mcichnn'
priz", two beautiful oil paintings, donate
Us Max Steiner.
Z. For the ugliest man; prize, tin ears
IOHE RAIfiEp.
/. A handsome pin cushion, donated by
Miss Minnie Roper to be rallied by Ms
Minnie
2. Grnud Pacific cakr. donated by Mrs
u l,s 4 ,t.tl.I
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

"Ths Great Southern Remedy

Il.
"Brazos Chill Cure when i X I
ranted tor the cure of chlIls 9uj
is positive antidote for m 9..,ilir,
has no rival MS a tonic for on iuD1
an emaciated system from ' ,r5o
matte causes, and to tlios ,,, G h
ences, and are attended WIZ W., AZ If, d,
lowing symptoms, such Rs loa XIII
lite, aching of the back ana i g'l.
ton dS' to get about, low spirits, ., ,.Ss
ness, chilly sensations anu ltr NAV a,i
hot, burning feyerr when l,, ru1 q }
terminate in bilious, rem ,.,aygss.5i
tcrmlttent fever, We ~ o% hand lpi' 3 d
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

man MgkeigN Alderman solomon spoke
ensneatly agninst Alderman HoRau'a
motion. He iisclhimcd any deaire Ia
treat thu road unfairly, but thought 1t
wis mat or Of principle and the city
should adhere 10 the policy Il had innu.
gurnted in the matter. Alderman Ho-
gan defended ms motion, saying the
city had acted too hurriedly. He wanted
to compromise the matter and have no
litigation. Alderman Solomon piled
with spirit, saying the council should
no, recOde ir IN its position. We should
know who Mary street belongs to. II 1t
IL ogrs we have the night to control 1t
aud should do so. II II belongs To- the
railroad company, give it to them Al
dermsn Wilkes conceded with Alder
man Solomon's views. Alderman Makeig
defined his position IN supporting Alder.
man Hogans motion. He had modified
HE views on the matter, and
| thought the eli y Ind little or nothing to
gain 10y Int cation. Whatever the result,
the taxpayers will have an enormous bill
to foot before the snit IL ended. Pcnry
Bollingor " Kichcy'A three hundred dol
| lar lee II only the entering wedge. The
| people on Mary stree are not complain
ins OF the railroads cncronchments.
The rohd las made May street better
thorouEhfare than 1t ever was before,
and they wil' Keep 1t IN good condition.
| The Texas ana 81. Louis IL the only
competing line OF rond Waco has; II
IA building mp our town ana We should
not nnthgonlz" It. - warn You, gentle
men he said, that II ynn Keep on with
tins suit you VIII be sorry Tor It,
Alderman Alexander oppose Mr.. no
nn,e motion, and Alderman Solomon
made IL th'rd strong speech against II
He spoke with ieellhH' ana friendly 70
the ROM, nut Hhld thc CITY must max"
TINS ilght now huu ilRht II 10 the hltttr
end ~ we nave hHhts W. must defend
them we All know what IhiirohhN hre'
lhcy hght chch other to-day ana give
uB competition 10 morrow thcy. po"l
theif interests ana we are ltil out III the
cold what IL rev hundred doil"' III
tca'lnB vital principle IKE the one
thht IA ihVulVed III this matter
Alderman mcIIHfth CONNECTED con %
sorNhti, III ana '"utl""H nctinh' hG
aH"Rr. tio t'','u'y Iae"t W Ellie.
Wihu,'' HlHhlloii' IN" 'llht, TOO WITHOUT
ihe oity giving mp any IiHht OF privilege
ne MhH III ihNof "i com ''toihist'
Inc mayor LOOK tht moor ne stated
ne ullheuity ia shpsthhualI! the Inn
Eu"Ro unen III ms hihuhichtioh 10 Tue
EAAAlSkh' puullsi,ed i%e' ouhuaI morn
my. ne upr seq alderman hogan
uYn una nol"h tli' r"nn'il ""'llu
H'nhu mr. a moe tH"ntu7 tomprqI
ih'se u"eH h"t heir me .naI'cf j.
mere Is any ch"hE' 81 onSe II should P'
ihsI'u'ea by the toHu' ne '''! VIII u'
3 'ie 'h'I thlhs 10y 'ht '"nl Il the 'u"h WI
SNOW ",HIoEi'ioi l" 90 iiEh'' ~ IL ID"
ohiIu = plhJ 10 nnlly WIN IL nov
b AluGf man Mukrlg male maj nh'
ehfheR' Il! peal lie was convince th'
= cry Is entering Oh " dangerous poIlcy'
f. Alderman moore offered . NOTION I"
HnbH'i ute to Alderman iioRhhH mo
! uou' INA COMMITTEE OF urte De HP
I pointed L" CONFER win me attorneys o
p ne railroad ana see whether compFo
0 mise eau be hHd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

have, n pasture, fifty head of extrn,
good saddle horses and mules, VIII, h |
will sell at bottom prices, Ms ! want
room in my pasture Tor a large herd
now on the road from western Texas.
This stock was selected with extra care,
aud will be sod at very low prices,
either for cash or negotiable paper
Any one wishing to see the stock will
be conveyed to the pasture free ot
charge.
j. NJ. FREsMAN. IS Austin ST.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18
l.l.l
Improved iron lnviqora,Or

The most perfect and satist,cto,r ~,
hinaiion known to the prot s,i,, W.
which iron is combined; and so rn,n,, +.
Is the success of tins preparation G,, n
destined to become, withuu donl, \
most popular OF all the iron torig, =
in use. And We hesitate II t 10 nj. y
that this medicine is no secret no.,,,..
chcaply COTTON up compound. but I'M,
genuine constitutional remedy. has, ,
ing those Alternative powers 80 n,r,,s.
TO recuprrltc and inyigorlte the bns,
system when broken down hy that to','
disease commonly called. and r.
known a. dl spepsia and uIilestlon e.,
which nlnc-tCnlhs OF AL our ill, first al
mate, because when the dis,,tipn (, !
paired from want of the natural ,ajt b,
is so important in the digestive eror-
of man, then II is that this, NrgR h
many types,usually called 0ispas,s,0-,
lasSitude and sour stOma b. wakell,s
mental exhaustion, Impaired vitality =
general proStratiOn OF the whole J.i
liver complaint. followed 10y night iva,
and all diseases OF the BLOOD, Llygg n
MY and BLADDER, that produces N5
fearful aches known Us rhrumatis. )
rllgia, backache and nervous and 2
headache. Aud all cousutlpiiy,s /
weak females, who ac in search a
good tonic to build up their constIt5I
cannot find, We hon, silly believe, hi
or more certain remedy oncnb q
bottle is sutli, lent to prove to yuI
wonderful medicinal propcrics. / Il.
regularly according to directions A
your druggist Tor IMPROVED lHos IN
ORATOR, and be sure to take no %
Price ) per hottie. Prepared Onl,
Tucker & Willis, Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18
CITATION.

The STATE OF Tcxts 70 the sheriff ornuv
cons able OF McIcnnan county, Greet
iug.
YOU are here by commar dcd that BY
making publica'i n of this writ In some
newspaper published in Mc Lehman county
you summon John Shelton to alpoal at
The November tenn, lNSl. Of the district
cuult OF Mcl.cnnt IN county, Tex IS. 10 an.
swur tn" petition OF Mary Shell on, IN file
In sal ! court, against him, alleging IN sub
stance thar they were married on the 18th
day OF June, 1873, aud lived together rs
man and vile until the 18th day OF sep
TENDER, 1875. AT which time the said John
lett the said Mary with the declared in.
trntIon of abandonment and las remain.
ed continuously away up to the fling OF
this suit.
Iicrrln tail not bnt OF this writ m tl,,
due service and return showing how you
executed sane. Given under my hand
and seal OF flcc hi, Slh day OF August
lSS2. T.. 7. BEA.GTY,
Clerk ID. c. McLlnnan county. Texas.
Sl7Iw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18
No.icr HmdwrI>cr beer

Is tor safe To by the following
dta or.
H. " PEW
JNO. WOi -. Ny,uUr ~doou
! = WI son, ST. Charles saloon.
SOIINCN~, Commercial Saloon.
II. j. SMITH, Grocer
ions ARSON, Ir-ou'- saloon.
ENkl MOORE. Giocrr.
MvCLtl.lANDUOIEL BAR.
j. OAKLAND.
Wv. MulIAhFR.Gilt Edge saloon
" n EpHER. Pacific Hotel.
JACOB KAHN Ene WH'n.
kNEkON ~ NIGEL Palace saloon,
SIMON LD lrll Star s,lour.
lAIpN Dl -. spuuu.
NAEGoN GAUGE ~.Ionu
Iur lud, supplied by \ Goldstcr
Wholesale druor ln h.c liquor, Waco
TcNts
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

To sell goods You must buy them aud
to assist in buying them Cu'i"mrr- To-
them are necessary j. c. Eaton takes
this method of Informing the public tlHl
he has IN stock large and fresh assert.
mrnt al goods that he will sell rs low ~
the Lowest Quality guaranteed
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

Has undoubtedly the hest ppt
ton of any medicine ion lhr cua
consumption that We have yet d
able to find. IL i, prepared rxpiei
for consumption, aud lho,r who /
affected with u deep seated cough
lOng-standing. a few do,cs give
mediate relief, and il kept up wilI .
feet cure. II is very soothing to 4
lungs aud pleasant to take, Que q
nights sleep, free from those lre41
parOXysms Of coughing, is worth %
than the price of a haIl dozen bala
Ask your druggist tor q bOlt+
once; price 30 cents and 81 per bGl
Prepared only by fucker y VIZ
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

A most splendid nerve tonic and li
alive. A sue and speedy lemtdl
nervousness, waketulnc.s, and bll'
We are frank to admit that this M
ELIXIR has no real OF actual 'rl-
properties direct in it, cnmbinaloa
that its quieting influences at =
reached through It's tuir fleet, 90 I
system, and when m, following lr@'
are experienced by the individual 'dl
NERVOUS REApACHE, NErRAlGh, kHhl
ism. NERVOUS rRosTRAiluN, bougA
by excessive drinking and seIl 80
which naturally produces q Wesiof
energy and impaired vitality, Thea ]
that this POWERFUL EllNW Is mos l'
I'd 10 restore the nerve, 10 Their hg.
condition, thereby giving vlgoI ill ,
newed strength Ut he whole system ny y,
deranged from Oycrwork or olif5i'S
Ask your druggist lor ID, and lN !
other. Price 80 cent, aud u PER NJ w.
Prepared only by Fucker Il WIIIlN WI
Texas,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

One of the latest and u,,t a..
all liquid c,tlartics, this clcn,nn,, ea'a1t d
li"il Is made with srrupulous c,n m' ~
the best and most carefully .rl,c'otG LOO
rial. Ii is with the greatest plc ,'u, ma
we recomm, nj this very tuncrio,g ug
harmless remedy as being lh, ' ggl' ~
surrst laxative and ca,hmitic lor '' wa 'I
males and children, nov In n.n HeaA =
habitual constipation aud indi,c.i%iaNs u
cannot iind.anythirg moJt ,pG,,Iv 'nu'l&
tain. Ii is combined with nr, ma, VI a.
such a manner that the hitlcrncss" ' W. L
cascara saYrada is completely di."', %.
ASK yonr druggist Tor il. and he s.%l
inke no other pri," ~ crm, pei Lora.
PREPARED by Tinker ~ Will. TT .tt
Texas, "%.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

=
paid und that tho grounds Hrc free from
every remembrance whatever. In con
urctiuu with the report the mayor stated
That lac now asked to be relieved from
the duties he bad been performing, and
the cemetery committee vested with full
C utrul md mAuagcm nt " the proper
" Comparatively few lots, he said
have been sold aud the beautiful
grounds ar" there, with hundreds OF lots,
Tia, gradual sale IT which will create
ample revenue 10 benutiiy and keep the
Krouuds ~ order for all time to come
The property, he said, in conclusion,
Ind not cost the taxpayers OF the city II
dollar
On motion the report was accepted,
aud the council, uy rialnR and unaui-
muuH vote. returned thanks to Mayor
Sturgis 'pr ni- very efficient aud public
spirited scryIccB IN bring NJ the GENE
tory enterprise to u r1rcessiul and credi-
table cuu-ummatiouA Alderman McLarcn
moved that tho council tnke steps
/ To- constitute the revenues arising from
/ the sale ui lots ia lakewood II sHcred
/ fund, to b" diverted to no other purpose
/ whiteyer, save the care and improve.
/ mcnt " the grounds. The motion was
adopted and an ordinance will be pre-
pured accordingly
Alderman Wilkes, Tor public echool
committee, report, the purchase "
maps, otr. for public schools The
mayor also announced the receipt, from
I Austin, Of tho clty's pro rata " the pub
Inc school fund tor the current scholastic
/ yeRr. The umuuu IL Sl,SNG.
Aldcrmpu McLHren, Tor street com
mlttcr. reported favorable progress IN
/ tine urruuy.tusll. for the impruypmput
| OF Spc GIT street and the Robinson
roWd The council authorizes the fur
tlIer use Of ouu hundred dollars for that
work
Alderman Wallace was added to the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

The La Belle $ nora Cigar, NJ /. W
Turrmt'- Brnr0us old -iuuiJ.
SlSilw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18
The weather To-day.

The signal service bureau reports the in
dicarons tor to-day tor the West Gun
states load rains, partly cloudy weather
light vuitbl. winl-, stationary or light
iisri Barometer slight changes In TEN
ptJtfuItf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-18

Latest noy.ur- iu silver bracelets at j
L,yiushi'-.-- l1bt
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-01-19
One Human Life.

It is told of the Roman Emperor
Augustus that he was once at ban
ouet given by one of his chief mobiles,
when q slave waiting on the table
dropped and broke costly crystal vase
The uncomfortable terror of The man.
and of his fellow-slaves as we'll, seemed
so much greater than the occasion re-
quired that the emperor inquired into
the cause. And then came out the
fact that tho master had given a stand
ing order that any slave who should
commit this offense, even by accident,
should be cut to pieces and thrown to
the fishes in the pond. The emperor
rose from the table, and having shivered
with staff every vase in the dining
hall, said to their owner: "Be it known
to you, monster, that one human life is
worth ten thousand vases"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-01-19
THE FAMILY D0CT8R.

Charcoal and honey, mixed together
and used as a dentifrice, will whiten
the teeth with few applications.
A piece of linen cloth dipped in
turpentine and wrapped round the toe
on which soft corn is Situated will
give relief and after few days the
corn will disappear.
An excellent poultice foruse in cases
of cold ON the lungs, or for Group or
hoarsen ess in children; is made thus:
Take a small quantity of y soap and
thicken it with Indian meal or -four,
and spread it upon cloth, or, better
way is to put it into q small bag, and
lay it upon the flesh. There is less
danger OF taking cold after removing it
than with any other poultices, and sit
works like charm"
II is an old notion that it is health
ier to sleep with the head pointing,
like the peedle, toward the north pole.
Even if it does no good it can hardly
do harm, and a phyaician writes to the
Dublin Journal Of VI = ip support
65Es,tAe eAps aa sd6stantia9
He has tried the experiment in the case
of sick persons with marked effect, and
insists that there are known to exist
great electric currents, always crossing
in one direction around the earth, and
that our nervous systems are in some
mysterious, way connected with this
electrical agent.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-01-19

shrieked Aunt Phedra. "Then that
accounts for the cigarettes and the
smoking jacket, and the. And oh,
goodness, Ralph!" clutchiug nervously
at her nephew's sleeve, "we've been
and broken into o strange mans frank
Do you suppose they'll arrest us for
burglary or petit larceny?'
But MIR. Sunfold only laughed his
heart was so light that he eould have
laughed at anything now-and ss he
helped old Simeon bring the pretty
little zinc-covered trunk iu, he glanced
merrily at his aunt.
81 don't believe we shall find any
contra band goods here, Aunt Phedra,
said he.
"But what ara you talking about p
said Elsie. -.,
And while Aunt Phedra was getting
tea Ralph told the little school ma'am
all. 81.
"Tea's readyp said the old lady,
presently, putting her lavender-ribboned
cap into the room.
"Stop minute, Aunt Phedra !" said
the young man. "RofoEe Ee 60 to
tea want you to give your consent
formally, mind-to our marriage y
eyes, yes" sold The old lady, II con-
sent" .
"With all your hearth" mischieYously
demanded pretty Elsie.
eyes, with ell nay heart" said Aunt
2hedra
And she looked as if she really meant
it.
Because" said Aunt PHedra to her
self, 81 have done her injustice in my
heart" Ia
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-01-19
Loves Desire.

Come here, my love, and let US sit awhile
Within the shade of this tall poplar tree,
And while the moments pass, Twill beguile
Thine ear with words which'I will speak TO-
thee.
All sweet! when first saw thy lovely face,
And viewed the sparkling light within thine
eye, x
And noted what proud and queenly grace
Was thine-as thou, one day, vert passing
by
knew that ], at last, had met my fate,
And, if thy love by me could not be won,
That must live my life dsconsolate-
For hearts like mine can never love but one,
And whea one eve, to ask thy love knelt-
My sweet, thou knowest well the place and
when Is
Twas rapture such as had never felt
To learn THAT loving, I was loved again.
But one thing more to fill my cup Of bliss
need, and it's to know. my queen of queens,
That in the wide worlds boundless space
there is 5t
Not one can rival thee in baking beans.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-01-19
Moral Cosmetics.

Ye who would save your features fiorld,
1.-the limbs, bright eyes, unwrinkled lorenead
From ages devastation horrid,
Adopt this plan;
Twill make, in climates cold or torrid,
4 hale old man.
Avoid in youth luxurious diet,
Restrain the passions lawless riot;
Devoted to domestic quiet,
Be wisely gay;
So shall ye, spite of ages fat,
Resist decay.
Seek not in Mammon-worship pleasure,
But find your richest, dearest treasure,
In books, friends. music, poish'd leisure;
The mind, not sense,
Made the sole scale by which ye measure
Your opulence.
This is the solace, this the science,
L ife's purest, sweetest, best appliance,
Tha. disappoints not mans reliance,
What'er his state;
But challenges, with calm defiance,
Time, fortune, fate.
Springfield Republican.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-01-19
Rest AntidOte Against Infection.

It is terrible to read of infectious
diseases with which We arr still troubled.
There are whole Districts now trem-
bling for fear that smallpox will invade
them or spread within them; towns are
dreading the coming of malarial fevers
Others are already su ffering under
dipntheria, while scarlet fever, measles,
etc., are not even mentioned.
We think ihata certain class of anti
dotes have never become sufficiently
appreciated in these cases. There is
one especially which we would wish to
mention, the fumes of boiling malt
vinegar.
They dispel infectious particles rapid
" and kill their virulence, partic-
ularly if used in time. Where these
fumes are used, windows and doors
should be closed aud not opened for
about twenty minutes. After this time
the fresh air can be freely admitted.
When these fumes are used repeatedly,
disease will assuredly be kept off.
This is also an excellent preventive
among cattle and sheep against infec-
tion. and even curative in certain
cases. The great power of acids to dis
pei and kill malarial particles is not
sufficiently appreciated, and any one
can make a trial in the simplest form
by allowing the fumes Of boiling vine
gar to spead about.-F0od and Health.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1882-01-19

George NJ. Pullman, the palace car
man, got his start financially in mining
in Chicago. He was worth less than
100000 when he began the sleeping
car business, and now has $4OO, 600
home at Chicago, besides elegant sum-
mer places on the St. Lawrence and at
Long Branch. The Pullman palace
car company now has over 1,2OO cars
running in this country which cost over
l5,6OO,O00. :