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TO CONSUMPTIYEs.

sne edsertlscr hav'as been permanently cared 81
~ nfc disease, ConsuElp i.on, b. simple remedy
ssnNio1s 20 make known 20 his feliov.surerer- the
aeans OF cure To all WHO desire IL he Will scud cory
o. tue prescription Escd tffee OF charge, with the L
-etons Tor preparing and using the same which they
NlH uhd SURE Cure for Coughs. Colds. Con-
-nIn ,uon- Asthma. Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please sdtrcsi
~. x \. WILSON "a: PennsF vf'lismsb-,-rt Ny
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\ Boston woman, the daughter ola once

\ Boston woman, the daughter ofa once
wealthy man, being reduced TO the uecessl-
ty Of providing for her own wants, resoly
ed to manufacture pickles and preserves
for the market She told her friends, aud
they promised to become customers. She
found no difficulty in selling all that she
could make with her own hands. The
next year she enlarged the business, and
the third she expanded ii still further, her
condiments having by this time acquired
q reputation in the market. Now she Is
making u net profit OF about $4,000 a
year.
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Physical Suffering.

No one can realize, except by personal cy-
perieuce, the anguish OF mind and body ca
durcd by sufferers from dyspepsia, lndiges-
ton, constipation, and other diseases Of the
stomach. BuEpoCK BLOOD BITTERs are a
positive cure for this direst Of al diseases.
Price 81
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Among the minor ailments to which our
flesh is heir few are more veSatious than
chlblalns, and few are more obstinate.
Remedies without number have been sug-
gested, but we know Of none that are 10 be
depended upon IN all cases. A recent
number of Men Remedies gave list OF be-
tween forty and fifty formule, and as many
more could easily be found in the back
numbers Of medical journals. \ cores
pondent in New YORK State tavOrs us with
prescription of his own, which he says
has never failed in his experience. II is
simply solution Of thirty grains OF per.
man ganate of potassa in an ounce OF pure
water, to be applied thoroughly with brush
or swab, or in the form OF o poultce. We
give il for what it may be worth,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-03-10

GREES LICE on HOUSE PrASrs.--Last
winter | was much troubled with groen'tiy
upon my tea-roses. dipped the plants in
hot water, in tobacco water, smoked them,
and in spite OF all. the lice would increase
The presen, season I have overcome them,
and my roses are blooming, and the foliage
beautiful and vigorous. This was effected
in the following manner, By the use of
what shepherds know as sheep dip: \ g.
cent paper OF chewing tobacco was STEPPED
in one quart of hot water, and teaspoon
full of flour of sulphur WAS added. After
"a hours stepping and shaking, the liquor
was strained into quart jar and kept IN
the flower stand 4 rather stiff, small
paint brush was dipped in the liquid. and
the young shoots and other parts OF the
plants were brushed with H. removing the
lice from the brush by dipping it in = TIN
cup of hot water By going over the
plants three tunes In about three weeks,
they were completely freed from the pests,
and have seen none since. y.
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on THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.

THE VoLrAIC EELT CO. HagssSll. Mich. vii!
end Ir. Dyes Celebrated L,.c,-o FoSiy Bs.iS and
Electric Appliances trial Tor thirty days To meu
;young or old who afflicted with nervous debility.
ost vitality and kindred troubles. guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration OF health and manly Nis1r
Address a above. y B-No risk j. incurred, - thr.
y days tglal Is allowed decS,-ly
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Clergymen, lawyers, public speakers AND
singers confirm the opinion OF the general
public in regard TO Ayers Cherry Pector"l.
All say it Is the best remedy that can be pro
cured for all affections of the vocal organs,
throat and lungs.
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NATIONAL CITY BANK
or OTTAWA
iVarMa,ly City Rank Of GaMes. Al!en y CD
Exchange on Chicago and New 70

Exchange on Chicago ana new xofR
And all the principal cities east sla wes,,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Exohnnxe 90 England. Ireland. Scotland and AL
Ia, poytat peiu.s In Continental Europe drawn Ia sums
osuii purchasers.
U. e. Revenue STAN !,s OF 81 denominations
CONSTANTLY on hand sni for sale.
United Staten Bonds, Local securioes 4oie
an Silver bought and sold.
aankipg hours Fl om "a. n. toaP.s
Jan. IL. 1873 q. L. LlNDLEi, Assist Gashser.
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ug.- Iulptt0ry.
Ahu-.. ~ NCuLii
AnNirtS. los ~
Memory. Palss
In Back ur side.
and dis. ss,'s ihsi
lead
ton. Insanity y
an carly grsye
The Sp,Slac Me
dictnr T. being
used vita Won
lern.l Success
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NcHer Falls.

Mr.. j. Leist, warehouoeman for Lantz
Bros, Buffalo, n. Y, says he had swelling
on the foot which he attributed to chilblalns,
He used THOMAS ELECTRIC or, and Is trou-
hlrd no LONGER.
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NJ BUSH n sGI. Attorney at LAW. Ottawa,
w H. Will prsctce In any OF the courts In thie
state Close attention paid to collections. CoEveyan-
es carefully made and abstracts prepared with care,
&C. Notary public Office west OF Court House janl ~
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Disappointment in matters OF pleasure is
hard to be borne: in matters affecting the
health it becomes cruel. DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup never dsappoints those who use il for
obstinate coughs, colds, irritation OF throat
and lunps etc
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County Superintendent Of Public Schools,
c.. B. STOCKDALE,

VIII hoit xaniius.ions At Room No =. Ottawa Hlgh
School on tho second ano fourth Saturdays et each
Month untn suv!Ltr notice. Janis /
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J. J. Lavender, Gallatia, H., Gays: II have
used Browns Iron Bitters for indigestion and
il does all that is claimed for II. ..
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v. n. ARMSTRONG. Q. u. CHAPMAN.
4 RMs;ERONG 81 CftAPMAN,A ttor'
~ peys and Counsei0rs OF Law, Ottawa, Ill. NJ. \.
Armstrong. Notary Puhiic, Office In GedneJ's Block
Ottawa. lund,S"
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KDWINs LELAND, HIBNli 4. alLBERp. .
ELLA ND 81 GLlIErSE, Attorneys ~
IL Law. Office in Opera House Block Ottawa Ill
,anl4.S
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nIs. r.. w. NyEIS, tDeutCher ppctor.) late
~ Physician ami Surgeon 20 the 81. Louis Female
Hosptsl OhCe Stlefes Cothi1g Store, corner Of
Main and La Sale strcrts. Residence on south buf.
" Mrs EerZs. APPS
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Any case of scratches, speed.crach or
cracked heel positively cured by the use OF
Cele's Veterinary Carbolisalve. and In less
time than by any other remedy. II - ms
only preparation that VIII cure cuts, gals
and sores and invariably bring the hair In in
It's original color.
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w. BRENVEIt, Attorney and Counselor AZ
L.. Law. and Notary Public. Rooms No. Ii. II and
IS, Opera House BLOCK. Ottawa, III. JanA,Is
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~ II. SNOW, Attorney and Counselor at Law.
-. Wl practice Ia the courts Of La sale and aion
ing conn ties. Office, Rooms and Armory Block,
ottawa, III.
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~ a MUEI4 HICfIOLSOr, Attorney and
- CounsclOr st law Win practic" in the courts OF
La sale and adjoiuing counties Office, west or Court
House, OTTAWA, III. nova
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Il. w. W. DLAxE. II. T. hoLoNHY.
OLA X l.; * NIOLONEY. Attorney and
ID Councillors at law. Rooms Is and rs Opers House
Block, OTTAWA, Illinois Juh3oe
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II. STRA WIN, Attorney at Law. Careful
L.. attention will be given 10 the settlement OF estates
and collections Otce With r. y. Bull. over City Drug
store jams
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Mrs. Christine ooderstrom, 2G3 ". Indians
Ave, Chicago, H., says: Browns Iron Bit
tiers cured ME OF dyspepsia after had tried
everything else in vain"
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DAVID "A, COOh. Attorney AZ Law. Daice.
~ Heona and Armory Woods, Block. Ottawa,
Illinois dccS
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DR. j. -. RNBCRN, OttswS, H. Oticc
~ In tao Orers lIorsr H!ock. ~ p.lce day and
night. ilnly7s
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G. BOYLE. Attorney AZ Law. Office With
-. NJ. T. Mooney, Opera House Block. ottawa, Ill
scSllS0
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~ G. rSEN AIRY, Attorney al Law. Once
III. iuO3
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ID H. LINCOLN, Attorney at Law. offce
ID. over No 70 La Sale street, week aide II the
Court House. Ottawa. IN. julyST5
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urofessiuMal garDs.
Ar TO q n Z vs..

l. W DUNCAN J. o'OOEoE e. J. WALL.
ENJJNCAN O'CONOR e w a LII, AT
~ toraeys at Law. Once In CainerOn's building op
posite Clifton Hotel. Ottawa, Illinois, Iuly22
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FOHN r. RICE. Attorney st Law. R-ddck's
u Block city of Ottawa VIII practice law IN La
sale aud adjoining counties, and In the Appellate
and Suprrms Courts. sepO-iyr'
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THE OLDEST INHABfTAEr--ihe Boston
Globe has evidently become weary OF
chronicling the demise of the "Oldest
man" 1t says: There mas recently died
IN New York state an elderly Indian who
Was born IN 14j0 He distinctly rcmem-
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THOMAS g. FULLERTON, Attorney
l At Law. Ofice west side Of Court House, OTTAWA,
rNnria
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K r. BULL, Attorney at Law. Office over
Hs City Drug Store northwest corner OF Ia Sale and
Madison streets, OTTAWA III. may5D76
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WI AEEFOwIAEiI2,M Master in Chancery, Al
" torney and Counselor at Law. Office In Gedney's
Siock northeast corner OF court h0uss square looms
land l. Ottawa Illinois junl0e2
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Pamphlets -cnt free all. write Tor them and Sct
nall particulars. Price-Spec.lc g. 20 per pecsss or
stu p'cSsess for ~. Addr~s al orders ~
p = 4. irlGG>, O-esSs-IA
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CESssE; y RUG EFs, Lawyer. Union Black
- Ottawa, Illinois. jan'S2
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n McDOUGALI,A Attorney a; Law, Ottawa,
IL. III. Once In Gedneys Block. decgS
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nR. VIM. sSH EpPARD. Member sf the
~ Roys College of Veterinary Surgeons, England:
Fellow OF the London Veterinary Heicsl Association:
siso Veterinary Editor DsRt oa's Spirit qr the Turf
he suited al hi. Office. an eersOn s;rrci. half
N!ock West Of Post Ot.ce. GuPs
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~ GRI6GS, Attorney and Counselor nj Law
". Office In Lynchs block, Main street, Ottawa, Ill.
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HENRY MAYO JOus ". wIDMHR,
MAYO ~ W1DNE'R, Attorney 1t Law
IVA Once in NattinRers Block. corner OF ALE
and Min streets front room stairs Ottawa, Iii.
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HR. r. NJ. McAISTHUR, Ottawa, H.
~ Once 10 the Opera House Block. Open from 8
O'Clock A. N. 70 O'Clock E. Residence on Benton
street. south OF Illinois Avenue. Ian22T6
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nv ST Ola N 3 /.

nR. ALCINDA AUTEN. oiicp over
nR. CT. MILLER. the well known oculist
A. and Aurst. Office On Msin street Arst door west
If Rose qua shop. .. 70 sprs~2Wos'
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nR- Nj. ZEN DIR, Hon Bopsthic raysican,
~ OttsNa, Ill Ofers hls services 10 the friends OF
the Homeopathic system la 0ta~s in ell branches OF
ns profession. Particular sttention give. he treat.
nent Of women and children. ottce in Glover q
Cooks Block. .r febi5
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Y Y. CfRiSGS. Druggist, Booksaii>y and Sta.
~. tion er, orawt, III. shcond store in EaitiRyers
Block south aide OF Court House S1uarp T
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aS Il ~ p:IJS;SSI4, German Dr1Eyls: urr Acotne.
vi. cary. twhoesalc aud rcail.D Main street Dtta.
va. III. Importer ii Drugs. Chemicals French Coenl.
&C Br.ndiea, Wines, nc.
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EORC4E Is. EI II RrI,CSfG, Attorney AZ
" Lave Ohicein Postofncs Block ottawa, Ill sprl.
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ri N. GODFREY, M. D., l. Il. c. s..
h. Ednourg. Ofice, In hrWour's seu building on
Madison street. Residence. II wcbeter 81. suglrTI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
A MANIAC ENGINEER.
Who Mas Made So by a Collision
at joliet Yesterday,
Two Men Killed and Others Badly Wounded
The Reckless Freak Of an Ohio
PHYSICIAN Brings Disaster
and Death.

Cm,Aro. oct. 2>.-A passenger train
bound North an the Panhandle road and
al outgoing freight on the Michigan Cen
tral collided this morning at Joliet Cross
ing, thirty miles southeast Of the city.
Both engines were thrown from the track
and wrecked, falling upon and setting fire
to the nsgmau box, into which Flagmsn
Peter Co.,ie had r treated upon seeing
thl. t.e collision was inevitable and
be WAS burned 10 death. Willism
Norris, Of Loganspogr. engineer OF the
Plular,.le tain, a,d John Kellogg, of
MicLiLar City, head Lraksnan Of the Mich
igan Central train, killed. John Dcngan,
engineer Of the Michi an Central train,
severely injured and cralsd by his hurts
and the freight ran four miles to Dyer
Indians. where he arrived a lunatic. Jno
German, Michigan Central treNsr, was
also hurt. The passengers wee badly
shaken mp by the sh"ev but no one was
seriously hurt. II is impossible to locate
the responsibility f0l the accident.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
RARRISTERS BANousTso.
Jutse Faulkner Dimes the Members OF
the MartInsSurE Bar.


MARTINsBURG, October 2s.-Oa Thursday
evening a complimentary banquet was
tendered the legal profession of this city,
by Fndge Charles ]. Faulkner, Jr. Among
thdk ke who had a subpoena served upon them
thee was no manifest desire TO appear by
counsel. The occasion was one was one of
those delightful periods when the interest
ed parties prefer putung in an appearance
in person.
Among Those OF the Ear Present
were Colonel Robert White, of Romney;
H. s. Carr, of Moorefeld, and the follow
ing members Of Martinsburg Hon. c. J.
Faulkner, [. S. District Attorney; w. H.
Flick, J. n. Wisner, Hon. f. Boyd Fsulk-
ner, Blackburn Hughes, T. \. Rohabaugh,
l.. M. Shatter, N. I. lng.es aud W. Henshaw.
The scollatiou Wss one complete array
of yell cooked, well seasoned and well
served dishes, displayed IN manner cal.
culated 10 tempt the gourmsnd and epl'
cure! The dyspeptiC portion OF the brother
hood
Came Prepared with IDjunctions
to restrain their appetite; it is needless to
say that the injunctions were all summar.
ily dismissed and attachments served in
stead-s.rong attachments for the tempting
oysters, chicken, salads and luscious pig.
Chaffes Lamb has painted roast pig in
very quaint way. Listen to the Lamb de.
scant upon the pig: There is no flavor
comparable, will contend, to that of the
crisp, tawny well.Tatched nor over.roast'
ed, cracking, as it is vel. called-the very
teeth are invited 10 their share OF
The Pleasure at His Banquet
in overcoming the coy, brittle resistance
with.the oleoginons, etc. Those who par
ticipated in the pleasant exercise OF van
gushing the roast pig at Judge Faulkner's
will note the resemblance between it and
the one which the genial wit has so touch
ingly apostrophized. The substantials
were not tho only enjoyable things upon
Thurday evening; the professional contro-
versies and bright wit iuterlaE,iea the re-
past with spice of reason and incense oil
knowledge. The
Participants all Heartily wish,
as tie modest fellow said to the newly mar.
ried couple, many happy returns OF the
occasion >
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FALLING SEVENTY-FIVE FEET.
The Extraordinary Escape of Con-
necIicut Man.

The Extraordinary Escape of Con.
necIicut Man.
WArEREUEY, Conn, October 2S.-One oil
the most peculiar accidents occurred in
this city Thursday afternoon. John Vogel,
carpenter, was employed upon work OF
the new Trinity church. \ large timber,
twenty five feet in height, was being raised
above the top of the spire as
4 Supporting Column
to tie rafters of the wood work which is to
be added. This timber was supported by
guys stretching out in several directions,
aLI il was being hUisted by pulleys from
below. For some purpose Vogel assembled
this timber, and his weight caused one OF
The guys 10 slip, and the timber fell with
I e workman TO the ground below, dis
.ance of seventy-tiye feet. The timber
changed ends in its descent, and was
nuried deep in the earth close by where
V0gel struck. In his fall Nogel struck
upon the north roof of the church build
rIc, tearing his clothing and bruising him
SON ewhat. Thence he
Fell TO the Ground
and struck among piles OF rock and debris,
upon tie only SOFT spot within 100 feet.
some soft earth had been thrown up there
a day or two before, aud on this NoSei
landed in a sitting position. HIS fellow:
workmen, on witnessing the fall, rushed
10 the place expecting TO find his crushed
and mangled body. Nogel, on being as
sisted to his feet, was able to stand and
even walk few PAGES. hack ana phySl'
clan were summoned, and the injured man
received proper attention. His body was
bruised in several places. All who wit
messed the frightful fall unite in s wing
that il was simply miraculous that NOgel
WAS not crushed 10 3 Jelly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
The .lauawhn Falls Tragedy.

Friday little son Of William Wilson,
Who lives near Blue Hole Siding, about
three miles east Of kanawha Falls, was
playing with some other little boys named
Glake. The Wilson boy and one OF the
Clake boys each had a pistol which It
seems they had gotten from their homes
in the absence Of their parents. 1t seems
that the BOYS in their play were swapping
the pistols at one another. The B,aae
bows pistol, which happened 10 have 4
load in it, was discharge, the ball taxing
.Iect in the little Wilson boys head, kIll.
no him almost instantly. The boy that
was killed was only eight or niue years
Oh; the other was two or three years
..1N.r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
YUSLED HEAYENWARD.
How au ohio PhysIrian's NaturGl StS
Fest Ended,

MINERAL RIDGE, o., O,tcber ga ter
rifle gas explosion took place near this
town which fatally injured DR.. 4. J. Leitch,
a prominent physician md resident cf 81 e
school Board, and serigusly injured sew
eral others. Workmen engaged in digging
iog gas struck a rich vein Of it and many
spectators came TO see it, among them DR..
Leitch. who against the remonstranCeS OF
the 6ystanders, rolled newspaper around
a stone, lighted the paper and threw It
down the well, distance OF % feet. \
tremendous explosion occurred wh&h
shook the earth great distance and blew
the derrick and trappings to spliaters.
DIR. Leitcb, who stood at the mouth OF
the well, was hurled ~ seet in the air with
terrific force and vas horribly mangled.
Both eyes were blown ont. His hair and
all his whSkers scorChed OIL ami his i.'n
are tFeCted. He cannot recover. Several
others were seriously burned and injured
bv pieces OF tim0e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
UNRULY LOVE LOCKS.
How an Indiana Masher Met His
Match.
A BANKERS SON AND A BIGAMIsT.
Leaving a Wife ard Children to Elope
With a Giddy Girl-The Unfortunate
Predcament Of an Ameri-
can Heiress.

LAwRENCEBURG, October 2S.-Ellsworth
A. Hammond met Mrs. Maud Holten, a
handsome lady of this place, in Cincinnati
some time ago. They were mutually
pleased and soon on intimate terms. An
affectionate letter from Hammond to the
lady fell into the hands of her husband. 1t
stated that Hammond would be in Law
renceburg that evening. On his arrival he
was met by the injured husband and sound
ly horseyhipped, the woman being COM
pelled to stand by and witness it. Ugly
stores have been afoat for some time con-
cerning the wayward wife, but after many
fearful promises her husband restored her
to bis affections, and they will continue to
live together notwithstanding the scandal.
Hammond, smarting with pain, and with
torn coat, took the first train for the East
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-10-29
Another Projected Railroad.

A party Of professional gentlemen and
capitalists few days since made a trip
through the Sweet Spring, Valley as la as
the Sweet Cha!ybsate Springs, in Virginia,
with .ae view OF locating the route for the
proposed route which is 70 connect the
chesapeake and Ohio and Norfolk AM
Western systems. The unfortunate c0ndi.
ton Of the weather at the time prevented
so thorough an INVESTIGATION As was in
tended. but il is sufficient % say that every
member OF the party was highly pleased,
both With the country and with its people.
Amongst the latter, indeed, Il is said the
visitors met several whom they fOund psr'
,rcularly charming. The urgent necessity
II At least a narrow gauge railroad between
l'uion and the Sweet Springs Is becoming
more and more apparent.