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busy Mrs. Pratlet knew il was ,o,
Ruddiloves had returned to Scr. he
Luke had made his fortune, So ~ '''sef
went, far of in Eldorado. or'
"They do say" said Mrs. B,,,,;,,
"that he has bought that ere lot ,,o' e"'m
posite the Court house, and he Is n.,: Up
build such house as never was" "s"
"He must have p'osperel great, y :,
served Mrs. Pratlet. OBJ
"Aud his wife, she wears a sill u.
will stand alone with It's own r;., ''''
/ can remember when Ruddilo,. s>"'
nothing but poor drunken crpat,,. , "%
"Al; the more credit to him now
Mrs. Pratlet, emphatically. ''''
ut is to be all Of stone, with wh;,u
till and inlaid floors; and he has M. "'
Of papers and things under the wv.
stone, like they do in public buildinv." "s'
"Well that is NATURAL enough"
n know, YET it seems kind q o,,e.w :,
he should put dollar bill in with ,ha :. ~"
things. lie must have lots O. ,nons. 's'
throw it away In that manner"
Mrs. Pratlet felt he, cheeks flush :.
voluntarily she glanced toward the 'So,;'
But he never looked around. She ma, ~
Ruddilove that afternoon for the first ,;n
since he returned to Sequosset-Luke H.. A
self save that the demon Of intempprs. '
had been completely crushed, and his ~,
ter nature triumphing at last. II. lool,
her in the face, and held out his hand -,
ing but one word:
"Mary."
TREMENDOUSLY she replied: " am p,,a :,
see you here again."
When Luke had overcome his smotkn
he continued:
"Do you remember that stormy n;pf4
when you gave ms that dollar bill and r.
ged me not to go to a tavern?"
"Yes."
"That night was the pivot on which nv
whole destiny turned. You were kind f.,
me when the whole world gave me na,,v,.
but the cold shoulder. You trusted NJ,
when all other faces were averted, Thu,
night l took vow to myself to prov.
worthy Of your confidence, and kept It. I
have put the bill in the corner. stone Of my
new house, for it arose alone from the dci.
lar bill.
II won't offer to pay you back, for avn
afraid" he said, smiling!y, the luck would
81 from me with it. But III tell YOU wb.,
l will do; III give money and words Ct
trust and encouragement to some other
wretches as you gave to me-"
The next day Mrs. Pratlet received from
the delivery mai at her door bundle
which, when she had opened it, revealed Il,
her astonished gaze the most bcau,;f,
piece OF oil.cloth her eyes had ever beheld,
This naturally attracted the 'Squire's at.
tention, and when Mrs. Pratlet told him all,
he only replied with some emotion: "You
were right, and was wrong"
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LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY,

LADIES' SEMJNARY--unsurpa passed. ACAD.
ENVY - thorough. COLLEGE - four csn,rses.
Year hexins Sept. 9TH. Examine for yourselves.
Catalogues sent by the President, u. s. GREGORY,
ID. D., Lake Forest, III.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
China Retaliafes.

Washington, 10 Following is an alb
stract of q letter received on Saturday by
q gentleman conn ected with the state de-
partment, from an sttache OF the Chinese
legation here, under the administration
of Chin Lsn Sin: 1t is thought to be
particularly significant in connection
with the recent vigorous protest of the
Ameli lean minister at the court of the
Emperor of China, touching violation
by Chinese of the rights of American
merchants and shipping at Shanghai:
TT is rumored here that the legation Of
China in the United States will shortly
be ordered home in consequences of the
passage of the recent Chinese bill, and
that in place Of minister you ara tc
have simply q consul. [ was very
anxious to visit the United States again
but the coming attitude of my country
will not permit me TO do so. The pas
ssge Of that bill has produced very IN
favorable Impression here, and the out
look for the shipping Interests of the
United States is anything but satisfactory
trust that better understanding OF the
mutual interests Of both countries may
soon be reached" The letter frou
which the foregoing is an abstract II
written from Hong Kong, under date o
the 9Th OF September last. Its author
position in the diplomatic service o
China is such as 10 enable him to be In
telltgently informed upon the subject o
which he writes.
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New York, Is. The following resolu-
tions we're unanimously passed by the
full meeting of the Associated Press, held
on Wednesday, 18th instant.
g= ReSoLved, That members of the Asso-
ciated Press hereby express their deep
regret at the sudden death CT James W.
Simonton, for q long course of years
general sgent Of the Associated Press of
the country, and their sincere sympathy
with members of his family, and that we
share with them, their great bereavement,
in the loss of 8 husband, father and
closest and dearest Of friends. Recalling
the time of r.Simoaton's separation
from tho service of this association within
the year past, and his connection with
it for fifteen years, we desire to renew at
the present the warm expression Of ap.
proval recorded in the journal OF
this body, o. his devotion to
the interests of all It's members, and his
fidelity in the discharge Of all It's trying
and srduous duties.
Resolved, That members OF this asso-
citation will attend the funeral service Of
she deceased on Sunday next and that 0
copy of these resolutions be forwarded to
the family of Mr.. Simonton, and recorded
upon the journal of the association.
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senator Grover Speaks.

Chicago, 20. = YT16stne's Omaha
special; Senator Grover, of Oregon, who
passed through this city on Friday, en-
sOlste for Washington, told . reporter
that the democrats on the Pacific Coast
are Rrslifed over the success Of their
party in the east. and being able to sup
PIGMENT it with democratic majority in
California. While the wave was
too late to reach Oregon the demo-
Gratis there were not discouraged. Poll
ticians in California aad Oregon already
speak of nominating GOYernor-eIect
Cleveland, OF New York, for President
in 1884 if he should develop, in his new
field, administrative qualities like those
which characterized his administration Of
the city Of Buffalo, which qualities con-
Etitute the present n eed Of the people. In
the event Of Clevelsud's nomination
Governor SLOVENIAN, OF California, will
be the favori!e for Vice President. JUS
tiea Field, howevar, has many friends as
o candidate for the presidency.
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Cable clicks.

Paris, 20.-Several legitimists in the
department of Vendee received threaten
ing letters from anarchists. A dynamite
bomb has been thrown into the toHse OF
Berlin, 2O.-Great importance is
attached TO the visit of Degiers. Rus. ian
foreign minister, to Bismarck. IL is con-
sidered fresh proof of Russia making
advances.
The police interdicted the sale of a
pamphlet purporting to be . eonlribu-
Iion on the labor question, in the shape
of two speeches delivered IN the Reich
stag.
Seventeen persons are arrested here on
suspicion Of being nihilists.
Paris, 1.-Two more persons accused
of being anarchists, were arrested at
Lyons, yesterday. Two men were ar
rested at Etienne on q similar charge.
Vienna, 2O.-General Ignatief denies
that his recent visit to Paris had any
political object.
St. Petersburg, 2O.-The students Of
theIUniversity Of Kssean, in consequence
of the severity of the police regulations,
created disorders ard the university has
been closed.
Irondoc, 2O.-The Duke Of Edinburgh
will be appointed colonel-iD-chief Of the
Royal Marines.
The Queen, tomorrow, will decorate
The officers and soldiers who distinguished
themselves in the war in Egypt.
A long affidavit by Ninet, formerly
Arab Pasha's adviser, is published. II
is strongly in favor of Arab vino, Ninei
declares, endeavored 10 prevent incen.
diarism and protected Christians.
A man named Sanders, arraigned fol
sending letter to Gladstone threatening
to kill him. was remanded after disclaim'
ing the intention to murder the prime
minister. When searched knife was
found upon him He is merely crank.
The miners association of Scotland ha!
been dissolved.
e ConstAntinople, 2O.-The Porte intend
to address q circular TO the Powers, call
ing attention to MonLeHegrin armament!
and the steps the Porte has taken with {
view to settling the last disputed point
in connection with the limitation Of the
| frontier.
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$500 Reward

We will pay the above reward fCl
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Constipation or CostiveneSs we can
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Liver Pills, when the directions are
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Large boxes, containing 80 pills, 25
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Beware of counterfeits and imita-
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pefYine the supday law

Cincinnati, 19.-All theatres wess
opened with fall companies in regular
variety OF dramatic performances, to-
night, for the first time sinae the Smith
Sunday Law went into ss&ea No arrests
were made.
New Haven, 2O.-The Sacred Goncert
Singers, Manager Peak, of the Opera
House, and the manager and agent OF
the company, were tried today for O
violat5bn Of statute 1884, which provides
that ''every person who shall be present
at any concert of music, dancing &c other
public diversion on Sunday or on the
sveniRg thereof, shall be fined 81. The
managers and agent we're each fined $50
and costs. Case appealed.
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ChazEser,s Defeat.

Washington, 20.-VaR &. Manning,
TO whom certificates Of election to Con .
dress from tie Secoad district of Missis-
sippi had been given, is in Washington.
He states that B. Cham bless Is a resident
Of Tate County and green back politicisn
and that the votes cast for him defeated
General Chalmers. Managing is quite
free in expressing the belief that Demo
Gratis will pursue fresh policy snd make
no unfair decisions in election contests
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Modest ami EconontcaI.

Philadelphia, 19.-In letter to the
state fencibles, the battalion which ten
dered their services as an escort of the in.
supura.ion OF Goyernor-elect Patiigon,
the gentleman says "There is no reason
can see why the mere taking Of the oath,
by citizen called by the people to exc.
cute public trust should be made the
occasion for scenes of psgentry and DEM
onstration. l am determined that so fal
az I can control the matter my inaugur.
alton as governor shall not cost the PEG,
pie OF Pennsylvania adollAr.
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smd AIS say.

Toledo. Ohio, i2-Ex-Priess O'Connor,
who was interfered with by mob here
last Sunday night, delivered his lecture
m the opera house this evening TO about
800 people, on "Why I Left the CATHOLIC
Church." In anhcipation eff furthef
trouble, forty officers were at and in the
hall, and Eve companies Of military we're
st their armories awaiting further orders.
Public sentiment, however, was so strong
in favor of projecting him in the right "a
speak, that tneEe @Rs little trouble in
preserving order, and aside from few
slight Interruptions, no trouble occurred
Two or three men who interrupted sde
speaker were promptly arresGed.
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$4,000 for 50. $4,000 for

In Louisville, Ky, November
3Oth, the Commonwealth Co., VIII
distribute the princely sum of
$112,4O Tickets only So. Send
for tickets or information to r. NJ.
BoardMan, Louisville, KY.
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM's Vegetable
Compound, the great medicine for
the cure Of all female complaints, is
the greatest strengthener of the
back, stomach, nerves, kidneys,
urinary and genital organs of man
and woman ever known. Send for
circulars to Lydia E. Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass.
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Explosion.

Guaynquil, W.--A fearful explosion oc-
Cured, today, at the powder magazine
half mile north of the town. It is
rumored that about ten persons were
killed, church and several houses were
nesYIv destroyed.
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T rs TRVLY WONDERRUE

PE Ia TRULY WONDERFUL
TO sec what improvement nov exiS
Is fsaGpered With railway t1av&
only d. few years ago. 10 become
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and veil known
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You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad In the Union. Depot at
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Chicago, Gliding smoothly along
over the superb track Of steel raj
through thriving cities and villages,
comfortably sea ted in this train, One
scarcely discover the high rate Of
speed which he is riding. Trains Of
this road are always on time, con
nec6ons sure, and passengers seek.
ing pleasure, comfort, safety and
easy III travelling, win find the
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them. Examine your Tickets and 70
fuse to buy if they do not read ovez
this Road. If y6u wish the BeEa
travelling Accommodations, you
ytn buy your Tickets by this Route
e. AND WILL TAKE no
RpHER
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Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. a6, 1881.
Gentlemen:-Iha have suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
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/ Thought l would try Browns Iron
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9Bo AWEEK. $40 day at h ONE east
aiZ made, Costly Outfit free. Addres
asUE Z Co, Augusta, Muine.
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health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
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You can continue feeling
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FTve gears established and 9aevSf
k,,OaOg to fail Sa q single case, AGATE OF
cIsToS1tc. Refer 20 all prominent ohysss
clans and druggists for The standing q
iSdEieyI6eG.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-29
River View Cemetery.

A company has been organized,
styled the River View Cemetery
Association, and will be incorpo-
rated at once, to take charge of and
improve Cooks Cemetery. Stock
has already been subscribed to the
amount of $3.50, as follows: Judge
J. NJ. Jackson, w. Vrooman, w. N
Chancellor, H. G. Jackson and s.
P, Wells 500 each; Geo. J. Hop
kins, Dave D. Johnson, D. r, Neal,
w. III. Wolfe and T. G. Smith $50
J. B. Neale, $50.
The shares are $40 each, and the
books are open for further subscrip.
tions. This is most gratifying, as
we shall now have this neglected
burial place cared for and beautifed
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-29

FIRST ABsENcE.-The Marietta
Register notes that the meeting OF
the Marietta Chair Co. Directors
held since the death of Col. Mills,
was the first meeting of the Board
without the presence and counsel
of Col. Mills since the organization
of the company. The vacancy was
most ffttingly filled by the selection
OF the lamented pioneers son, John
Mills.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-29

"DoG-oN-IT." Last Saturday
night a dog jumped thro' the show
window of Alf Williams drug store,
breaking two large panes, and de-
molishing show bottles and things
to the extent Of SIS worth. The
dog has not been heard of since,
and we are not advised whether he
has paid his tax.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-29

MARRIED.-At the home of the
bride, in Rock,and, O., March 10,
1882, Mr.. Charles e. Simson and
Miss Maggie Decide, by Rev. J..
Mitchell.
The above notice reached us in
tilps for last week, but was over
lopked. We know tits unpardona-
bic 70 overlook weddings, but beg
pardon nevertheless.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-29

Messrs. Smith 4 Wetherell wish
to say to their friends and custo
mers that they viii be ready next
Tuesday morning to show them a
new stock of goods in their new
store room, one door belowtheir old
stand in the building formerly oc-
cunied by Foley.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-29

Spring Opening at With &
Wetherell's, next Tuesday morn
ing. And the Parkersburg woman
knows that that means lots of bar
gains in beautiful things, pleasant
chats with your acquaintance, and
patient, courteous attention from
proprietors and clerks.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-29
or a Christianity that ignores it
at tho hal1of hoy

or Christianity that ignores it
at the ballot box.
The time is fully come when the
friends of Temperance must not
only speak but vote unitedly for
those who will at the next meeting
of the Legislature send this whole
question down to the people to be
settled as they may elect.
We recognize in the WEST VIR-
GINA FREEMAN. an able and fear
less advocate of our cause and
pledge ourselves to do all in our
power to increase its circulation
among the people to whom we
preach.
Respectfully submitted
q. WARNER, Committee.
The large audience was ad-
dressed by DR.. Hensley, Prof. Ian
dis, Bishop Dickson and DR.. War
ner, after which the editor of the
FREEMAN, who happened to be
present, was called on for a speech
but he, not being good at shooting
otfhand, and having a mind for
practical business, soon had a half
dozen of the good brethren with
memorandum book and pencil in
hand, squeezing through the crowd,
taking names ard money, while
Rev. w. M. Weekly was saying
good and vigorous words for the
FREEMAN. Result, during Confer
ence, fifty-nine new subscribers and
renewals, mostly the former.
There were many points of in
terest in the proceedings we are
unable to note, not being present,
among which the Missionary Meet
ing, at which Mrs. DR.. Warner,
read an address.
The Conference was most, eener-
ously and Hospitality entertained
by the good people Of Grafton, and
the session was accounted by the
members, in all respects most
pleasant and profitable one.
See Conference Notes
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-29
EVERY MOTHER KNOWS

How difficult 1t Is to get children to take the
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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-29
v. VA. UNIVERSITY.

!. Nine departments OF study text-b00ks
rum fshed NJ cost; calander urra nged TO suis
Ienchers; expenses for one year from $f7J 10
$500, non -sectmian, liberal, thorough.
Fall Term begins September 9Th, 1854.
Attendance last year from % counties or
West Virginia, and from States and Terri
tories; Number of students larger than foi
ten Years previous
"pnFor catalogues. and other information,
apply to the Acting President ID. ID. PuFim.
ton, Morgantown, w. Va.
june 3D. 1881.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-29

The w. N. Chancellor is now run
ming from Charleston to Pittsburg,
passing here Tuesdays and Fridays.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-29
THERE Is NOTHING BETTER

F For Morse and o Cattls than the FRENCH
blood, promotes digestion and appetite, re-
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ton. Ask your GrUcers and Druggists for 1t.
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THE SPLENDID BISCUIT

And Batter Cakes made with Logan, List q
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stitute the leading subject ut every well or
dered breakfast table. The best cooks say
that IL is the best powder in the market. Ask
for LOGAN, LIST & CO.'S EXCELSIOR
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LOGAN x Co,
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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-29

Longfellow, one of the worlds
purest-noted singers, has sung his
last song below and risen to loftier
hymns of harmony.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1882-03-29

New BooM.-We have received
nearly hundred new subscribers
during the past week. Let this be
the beginning of new FREEMAN
boom.