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Literary Notey.

Mr.. Henry James has returned TO En'
rope, and Il Is his intention 10 permanently
reside in that quarter Of the globe.
The "Liie OF the late Lord Iytton," BY
his son, will be published in six volumes
in England and in three by the Messrs.
Harper.
Henry Holt & Co. are about to start
new serie6-the American Novel Series
the first book in which Is entitled "a Lat
r.Day Saint"
D. Lothrop & Co announce an authorita'
tive and standard work on American En-.
ploratiors in the Ice Zones" by Prot
]. D. Nouse, OF the U. S. Naval Academy.
J.B. Lippincott & Co., announce for
immediate publication Mary Agnes Tine.
ker's new novel, 1.-THE Jewel in the Lotos,"
with FIVE tull.page illustrations by Hoven-
den.
Dr.. Settlements new book, "Troja" civ.
ing an account OF his excavations and dis
coyeries to date, will be published by
MesSrs. Harper & Bros, about the end oil
the year.
!Scinions Story Teller, the new weekly
publication, is growing in favor. Its sto.
ries, old and new, are CT high class, short
and always interesting 1t Is Horth a place
in every family.
Mrs. Harriet Prescott spo1ord has
written biographical sketchof J. g. Whit.
tier to be published in the January Har.
per's with frontispiece Of the poet and
numerous illustrations.
Mr.. George W. Cable has begun work on
a new field in Louisiana-the Acadians,
whose civilization is quite distinct from
that Of the Creoles-and will write series
OF stories OF Acadian life.
DR.. Charles Waldstein, the young Amer
lean arcl ieolcgist, who holds the position
Of University lecturer at Cambridge, Eng.
land, has written for the December Cen
turn a paper on "The Friezs OF the Parthe.
non," which describes his discovery in re-
gard IL tho Athene. Drawings OF part
Of the friezs and OF plaque now in the
Louvre will illustrate the text.
The publication Of the second volume Of
Mr. McMaster's History Of the People Of
The United States" will be delayed until
the spring, on account Of an unfortunate
occurrence. Last summer, while the au.
thor was engaged on the revision Of the
work, large portion OF the manuscript
was stolen from him, and has not yet been
recovered. The necessity Of rewriting this
part CT tho volume has caused an unayoid-
able delay.
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The above sale 1, adj VurnCd unit SATURDAY,
November u, 1883, atlV O'Clock A, \.
". J. ". C0WDEE,
moo Special ComTiIs'onef.
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Influence of ,he \ N on Health.

The influence OF the soll on the health Of
those living upon 1t, is brought out very
plainly during the prevalence Of epidemic
diseases. That malarial diseases (like inter
mittent teyers) originate from the Toll, Is al
ready accepted; aud recent investigations
show pretty conolusively tina. the germs Of
Cholera, Abdominal Typhus, Yellow Fever,
and the plague are IN s1iue way connected
with The soil, which Is daily corroborated by
letters from all paris OF the country, stating
the marvellous effect Peuna has on those dis
eases and in their convalescent state. JOHN
E. COURTNEY, Of Cory, Pa, Gays: u am still
getting better, thanks to your Pertna f" See
page "a In Ellis OF Life" plw
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'Zigzag Jurneys in Northern Lands"
being literally illustrated tour from the
Rhine 10 the Arctic, is the new volume OF
the highly popular zigzag series, OF which
the publishers Metsrs. Estes & Lauriat, say
that a hundred thousand volumes have
been sold.
Another book from the same publishers,
and OF the same class, takes US into 1.-THE
Tropics" with the "Knock About Club"
in whose company we have spent 80 many
pleasant and profitable hours. Designed
with special reference to the young, these
books are as eagerly sought by older read
ers. They teach geography and history in
the most practical way.
The new number Of the Magazine OF
Art" well sustains the reputation OF that
highly creditable publication. A very
beautiful original etching by Mr.. Henry
Farrer, entitled Evening by the River"
goes to each subscriber to the Magazine Of
Art" for 1884, The December number is
the beginning Of the new volume. Cassell
& Company, New York, are publishers.
In the North american RevietU for No.
yember we have paper Of live interest,
"Government Control Of the Telegraph"
by Gardiner G. Hubbard; gentleman
who has great familiarity with his subject.
"The evils Of the Sub-Treasury system"are
vigorously dealt with by Prof. Laurence
Laughlin, Of Harvard. Carlyle comes in
for q sound drubbing By Gail Hamilton,
whose strong work is too rarely seen now.
adays. Henry George discusses "over Pro.
duction," and declares 1t to be preposter.
GUS thought. "Railroad and Public Time"
by Prof. Leonard Waldo, Of Yale observa.
tory, is q timely article full otinterest.
The Christmas number Of Hdrper'S Mag
a.ine is rare collection Of good and sea-
sonable things. The illustrations are plen-
tltul and striking as well with regard to
subject as to treatment. Alfred Tennyson,
man ABOUT Wuou uut Lttlo hao beeu WIZ
ten, is the subject OF an interesting article
embellished with full page portrait Of the
poet, and smaller ones Of his wife and chill
dren. A very artistic piece Of Christmas
work ia the cover for the English edition.
TuR December Atlantic Monthly is a very
entertaining number. Ralph Waldo En-.
erson contributes an article on Mary Moody
Emerson; the poet s:edman gives us "The
World Well Loss" and Mr.. Lathrop con.
TIMES his "Newport." Mr.. Richard Grant
White has q very interesting article on
"some Alleged Americanisms," in which
he shows some English critics certain
things which they have not learned about
the English language. There are other
good articles and the always excellent re.
views.
The american AgricuLiria for December
ought to be in every farmers hands. It
contains grea. variety Of matter, plenti-
tnlly illustrated. The articles are Geasona.
BILE and full Of instruction.
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FGirMom NtI PtTghnR'
The frequent letters in the Wheeling
ISrELLIoENcER from the pen Of Hon. A. W.
Campbell, who is now on the Pacific Slope,
are certainly read with deep interest. Mr.
Campbell Is seeing great deal OF the
country, and the history OF his travels he
gives through the columns OF his old, relia.
bic paper Is not only readable but highly
instructive and entertaining.
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DRUGGISTS.
90 Pills IN EACH BOX.

The HOMESTEAD LIVER PILLS arc. not only
the Brsr, but .hCy arc The CHEAPEST PILLS In uic:
Each Bcx conttirs lsIgr Fills for adults, and
smaller Fills ioI ChiiGILu, Hi:h tEeciAl dIsectorA
Tor NC IN LlvESt ION Plant, and Rsa FulGat!ve.
PIIce &c. ntGy mail, picft!d oL!S ty
LOGAN 4 CO.,
Druggists, 6IldgO Corner.
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A REMEDY that has proven itself never.
failing cure for scrolula aud all syphiliic
sidorders must quickly cure less terrible
blood diseases. DR.. Guysotts Yellow Dock
and sarsaparilla is such q perfect blood puri-
fer and strengthened Of bodily functions,
that 1t c"rss the above diseases even when
Hot Springs and oil other treatment has
failed. Remember, that Il Is absolutely free
from mineral poisonS, and will not injure
the most delicate constitution. It's use will
make you feel buoyRat, strong and well, and
will md your system OF al blood Impurities
and every internal and external indication
OF disease. p&H
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LEGAL NoTlcRs,
SALE.
In the Circuit Court for Ohio County. ws,ylr,,,.
n llllam y. Zane and Platotf 3, ZAne) A"a'A

A lOMMlcolONEh6 GALE,
In the Circuit Court for Ohio County, ws,.y,-.,,,
y illian y. Zane and Platon B. zAne) A''4A
Charlie. E. Zane xS and o,Aeu. IncAlaSe1.
By virtue ola decree entered by yAil NM, 4. 4,
above entitled cause on the 6lh dly Of O.,1,A4e
1883, the undersigned appointed thereby s,.Sf;i
Commissioner for the purpose, Will III Al ISS1
EalC, u the trnnt door Of tho Court HousS .sG
county, On VI A'a
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL, ISs
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the foloWr, -,
estate, n1neiE The undivided hall Of a Ss,t ~
trait Of lAnd lying aud icing situate ON S.alIl
lSiAud, In the city Of Wheeling, IN llr CcnHIS y
Ohio, State Of west VItEiniA know II and Sa.s. 9
~ follows: Beginning al stake Oh the Wal ~
u eouLh Penn street, Oh line with :, EtnrS1s,
northern fGnee: thence with the western i'm \,
South Penn street south GCgICes east n IS, y
p les 10 tho hedge row; thence with the bedVS ~
soulh 50 degrees west 2Sl0O poles; tECncS G,!v
dCHIets west q - lOd poles 10 stake lhenrS ,S.t
20 degrees esAt y OJ po!ch 70 the beeIpuInvH wv
uininE one aero 50 G.le0 poles, more o. lGG WV
Al o certain ttrCt Of land situated on ZSn.,, a.
Wheeling Island, in the city Of Wheeling. bcSpt9t
OH the north by straight line through M SSS
Of Fink street, Cntchd!ng westerly from EOulS ~
street 10 South Penn tIrDct; on the east by goT,S
Elm street; on the south BY land Of x ]. Stobs
and OH the west by South pCiin street S''ue
sAid last mentioned tract VI land will On, 4.
offered Tor nllo - Aw-Ole, and then In m, y !.
| laid out by the special Commissioner, NM :,
which can b. seen Of his Office aud Esle FIII y
made IN the manner BY which the lGgOli NantsS
| be realized.
TERNs or sALE.-ont. III !rA and 20 much ma, 4,
the pufChA'c money IA III purchaser SHAH ~ y
pay In cash, tho balance In Two equal InI,IliSsss
| at SlX A1d twelve months evidenced b. nStss
bearing interest from the day Of tale, the iIls ~
Ing retained uatsl tho purchase money pad IA
full.
WI. ". CoWDN,
| Special ConmIQia,e,
". Il. HAIlER, AuotiOneer. -''S-''
l hereby certify that bond has been siven \,
above tanned special Commissioner AS ieSuired X,
the Court. :"
ocl1 n. NcCoLL0CH, Ctetk.
The above sale Is adjourned unlil sATURDAy
Noypm: or q, 1853. at ~ O'Clock A N.
". J. W.tOTDEN,
| nnlq kpe'iAl COmmi4lnhAp
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"YEs," said fashionable lady, 81 think
Mary has made very good match. l
heard her husband is one OF the shrewdest
and most unprincipled lawyers in the pro-
fession, and, Of course, he can afford to
crafty her every WISH"
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hereby certify that bond has been EJea II
above named Special Commissioner Rs rtQuItd u
tie CouIt. >, b. Mcs0lL0CH,
0cn Cetf.
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GROCERIES ANp ToaAcCo.
HEADQUARTERS!

100 Boxes Finest Goshew Cheese.
l25 Gases WluSlOW's 1Teen Corn.
SO lASeS Bakers Sugar Corn.
ion Gases Choice white and Yellow Table Peaches,
Is Cases gallon Picked Peaches.
q Boxes Evaporated Peaches.
Is Boxes choice French prnnea,
50 Boxes New ValenciR RAislns.
20 Boxes LNose Muscatel kaIsiuA
10 Foxes SullAna RGiiHS (SCediGEy,l
s HOSeS finest DehesA RAiInN.
6 CAHkS ZIVtR CuETAnB.
Boxes LoghOfn Cltrrn.
so Tubs AtmorO's Celebrated MIncc AcAt.
900 Buckets Campbell's aud BChlinmcVa Preserves
IS Cases California MountSin Fruit
French Peas Mushrooms Elan Cheese.
HardluCS. Lemon Peel Orange j. eel.
$50 Cases Homo RTaud ToTat36s
50 Cases Coreles Tomatoes.
Now Goldfish, Plain and BonelcBi Crolse 4: Black
wells Pickles; Preserved Ginger; Purc
Flayotlng Extracts, ETC, Etc.,
Just received, and FOR sale at bottom prices, by
r.. j. SMITH,
AT BEADQUETERs
o,s, Cor. MARKET and FourtoOnth Ste.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

JxTANTED-A GOOD CoLoRED BOY,
w about l6yea's Of age. Enqulte at lntelli'
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-15

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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-15

Clinton NH. went into al, mothers
room with = light heart anil = bright
face
Mother" be said. Is II not n .plcn-
did day for a drive. am going To- tell
John u get oct my pony. and then I
am going Ia take nv cousin down ~
the beach. IL will BE- grrai fun"
Mr.. Mills dearly loved her merry
BOY. and could not bear To ssy anything
To mar his JOY; Yet she answered in a
very different way from What he ex-
pected:
Have YOU learned your lesson. Gin
ton?'
20 no: ! forgot" sad Clinton. '.i,u,
what If I do not learn that stupid lesson
just for once
Your teacher complained Of YOU
Yesterday. Clinton"
We'll. wha, if he dido" said Clinton.
hastily. This charming weather i.
too tempting. l can not stay in the
house and Tx my mind upon nv book
But j, was jus, the same in the win
ter"
II know il. But then there Mss the
coas'ing and skating; | could |" al re-
s;st them. II i no great matter il | DO
rot get on very fast in NV studies: INV
father is rich. and I shall have plenty
VI time 10 20 10 school"
"And SO. bcciuse YOUR father i rich
YOU choose To he an idle. ignorant, u.s.
less man. said his mother. sadly"
Clinton looked both gricyed and
vexed.
why. mother" he said. ''how YOU
do talk To me. You know that I 10 not
choose to be- such n man as that; I mean
TO be- like my father, and TO have every
respect me.
Then YOU must brgin ~ form such
a character now" said his mother.
when your father wa, a hoy he made
this maxim n rule Of his life: Duty
before pleasure And however rich
YOU nav be YOU will never succeed in
any useful pursuit unless you do the
same thing. A baby 4 not learn tn
walk unless he uses his limbs. and u
hoy a not grow wise unless he uses
his mind"
Clinton was n lad ~ sense: he saw
that his mother was right. He ooh
his book, threw himself face downward
upon the carpet. and so applied himself
To his task that he soon sprang To his
feet. crying out:
'I know II now every word II n
"And there Is plenty Of time left for
your drive responded his mother. a.
joyfully. ''You can now take your
pleasure with n clear conscience"
$50 ! can said Clinton. am So
glad that did not go right al. Fathers
rule works pretty well. / find"
Take it for yours. then" said Mrs.
Mills. wherever YOU are. in whatever
circumstance Of life you may be PLACED.
attend To duty before pleasure. Thus
duties will not seem half 81 irksom.
and pleasure will be doubly SWEET
Baptist Ueeklu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-15

Did you know that the little creatures
were fond 81 music? Jennie smith. n
iansy correspondent from Washington.
tells Of n mouse that made "a perfect
nuisance Of itself in n friends house.
Various WAYS were tried to get rud OF
mousie; but she was toe smart for them
all, and nibbled around in her small
world in high glee over tire fact tina;
neither trap nor cat could catch her.
But alas for mousic. IL happened
with her. As with so many other in this
world. pride go; the better Il prudence.
One line evening the lady whom she
nightly tormented with her sharp teeth
had ~cOmpany-a gentleman who PLAYED
the violin beautifully. As the friends
sat enjoying the music. who should
steal out of her room but q small
mouse dressed in gray velvet
She had sat with her bit Of tail
curled up about her. for some time.
thinking the matter over. "Ah. but
that is too lovely for anything she
said to herself. a. the soft. sweet strains
from the violin stole in 10 her. why
couldn't l slip out there where I could
see ~ well as hear? I'd risk NV being
caught; I'm too quick motioned tor
anybody to hurt me. Now be il play
ing that lovely tune I've danced 10 SO
many times. Dear me, I can't stand
that; I just know I can dance charm
ingly. and I'm so tired 81 hopping
around in this dark room with nobody
to see me. I'm going out this minute.
I'm not in the least afraid Of being
caught" And out she went.
For q time all went merrily. Miss
MOusie in her gray velvet under the
shadow Of . friendly rocking-chair
about + the sound IL music in
. way that she imagined was perfectly
At last to her great delight she was
and exclaimed over. She
came u from the shadow of the rock |
ing-chair in order to give them all a
better view. How should she know
they e plotting her ruin' Too late
she discovered it. Dizzy with dancing.
and grown reckless with pride. she
whirled herself between the
feet Of = man with . poker. And that
her last dance.-Paass.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-15

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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-15

There are thrre hundred women
employed n journalists IN the rai,ed
States
Airs Presid.n; Tyier drrs-. her
hair precisely a. she aid ~hen = yosnx
bride IN the White House
Alter lapse q thirty years. SIR
Walter SCOTS works are bring rsirsns-
lated and rrrubii.hed IN Francc.
Mayor Hu;chIn-ou. o. Utica. books
so much liz. Napoleon III. ih., wh~n
Eugenie saw him in England. = while
ago she tainted a~zy.-tfsca (S -
Herald
Rev. James FREEMAN Clarke. 81
Bcs;on. recently completed hi. seventy
fourth year. Physically snd fn-n,sily
be yet seem n vigorous Ne he VS.
thirty years ago.-BoaoH ] aaseuk-
The younyes, Of D-ls~ are. Judges.
Associate Judge Wales. Is sixty ,rap
old Chancellor Salisbury i. sis:y-s;x
Chief Justice Con.gy is pas; seventy.
Judge Houston Is close on TO seventy.
Judge wootien j. nearly eighty.
Samuel Crmp. II Pi,tsfori. peal
Rochester. y. T.. has recently sold to
Nathan Greeley. ~ Kansas City. . bie
of the New York T I5nn> covering the
entire period of Horace G~reel~y's ed
i,or.hip. a period Of t~wen,y@ight years.
The editions were weekly and semi
weekly. and were sold for fifty dollars.
Mrs. Susan Boylston Treadwsy.
the grand daughter Of President John
Adams and the niece of John Quincy
Adams. Il living in Baltimore at tho
age OF eighty-six- Mr.. Trcadwsy has
been twice an inmate OF the White
House, the first time at the early age
of Tour years. and her r~ecullccisons Of
events and distinguished people extend
oyer 4 period of eighty years--Ch seG2o
Tribune.
"A Scamper Through America"
j. the title Of a new ook written &y an
English giant in intellect and just pub
li.hcd in London. which describes.
among other interesting things. \ visit
10 the Hoffman House bote! n New
York. where they have the finest drink
ing bar in the world. presided over
BY the notorious Fiskc. who go; of 80
easily after a short incarceration for
shooting Mr.. Seward On the staircase Of
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.-N J. Times.
Governor Crittcndcn. Of Missouri,
is said To be- every vain for 50 able a
man" When the Legislature appro-
priated 100000 for the State Universe
~. he sent from jefferson City To 81.
Louis and bought a ten-dollar gold pen
with which to sign the bill. Then he
sent the pen ~ a present 10 James Rol-
Inns. accompanied by a letter saving
that the only time the pen had been
dipped in ink was To sign the bill APP
propriating $1,000 o for the University.
Chicago Tn es.
Marie Roze is the only singer Of
distinction who isn't afraid Of catching
cold. Nilsson treats her throat rs she
would q sick baby; Kellogg was afraid
TO venture out of doors twenty-four
hours before she sang; Hank goes To
bed and remains there in complete 81
lencc six hours b fore she appears in
concert; Abbott has the doors and win
dows of her room hung with bed blan-
kets lest n draft strike her precious per-
son: Gerstcr wears a heavy shawl while
walking the halls of her hotel; but
Marie Roze is as careless of exposure rs
a child. -Cica90 Herald.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-06-15

Mr. DEAR YouNG TkrExp:-I have
said 10 myself. owe and over again. to-
day. that ! must write you snd tell you
about something which has interested
me very much. and which ! am sure
win interest you You viii open your
eyes . little. perhaps. when l tell you
It is about how money il made: bat I
don't mean by that quite wha; your
papa and business men mean when they
talk shout making mooey- What !
really want to tell You is abo1; the
place where the handsome dollar and Eve
dollar and ten-dollar bills are printed.
and something about bo~ IL il done.
Yesterday l went through the i'm
mense building. which IL . block in
length, and is called the Treasury De-
paftment- Il is owned by the United
States. Here al the paper moeey Is
made for al the banks in the country
every dollar q United States mooey.
A Euide showed me through The i'm
Dense building. aDd I had an oppor-
tunity a seeing peesty much tie Whole
prucess of making paper mooey. HOw
DscA do you suppose Is made thus IN .
days woot bother you With any d.
areA but u you coeld have - much =
Dade there in hAh N hour. you
eoaIA I've comfortably On if all yosr
li5a Ivessxe To ny. Almost . milEoa
u dollars q old. woe1-out mooey 3
ro0nted and Destroyed tbere daily
Coant . Thousand. se how long that
lAka; thea ooane eight hundred
aDoo nany, I'D 20 VII 81 q