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trial, % said Heywood, 1.-THE court will b.
crowded with ladies, no doubt, but car
snuegle you into q corner"
Not knowing what 70 do with myself loi
the next few hours, accepted the Offer
With gratitude. Twas soon seated In an
Obscure corner Of dingy, Ill lighted, Ill
ventilated conrt house, which would have
been III smelling too, had It not been for
the scent waited from the numerous ladies
who we're present. Que oil these, buxom
female obstruction who ought to have
knows better, was Just In front Of me, and
blocked my view with an enormous bon
net. could not see the prisoner or his
counsel, or even the clock over his head,
at which the people kept looking eagerly
as the hour fixed for the commencement
oithe trial approached.
At last there was q stir and hustle,
caused by persons invisible to me, then q
call for silence, and, after few prelimi-
nSries, the summing up commenced.
! Listened the more inlenuy because |
could sec nothing, The clear, cold, telling
sentences cut deep in my consciousness:
How distinct and convincing 1t all was
How oil those minute facts the
mute testimony OF iootmarks and the like,
arranged and distributed by that powerful
intellect, grouped themselves into the
dAmniug proof Of guilt
cared nothing for the prisoner, had no
personal interest In the trial, but my mind
was wonderfully fascinated by this tale Of
horror. At length the weighty tones
ceased, and Il muTmur Of relief and Cxpecta.
lion ran round the assembly. At this
moment the woman with the high bonnet
shifted her seat, and obtained u full view
Of the prisoner ! started Involuntary.
Where had seen that lace before
The Jury returned after short absence;
the verdict was guilty, accompanied with
n Recommendation TO mercy. Again the
court, again they ceased.
There was dead silence. sprang TO my
feet Us II impelled 10 do so by SOME unseen
power, and looked steadily at the prisoner.
His face was ayerted from me for the mo.
ment, but the looks Of the people showed
me that he was about 10 speak. Slowly he
turned round, and, In ayoice whose deep,
earnest tones could be heard all over the
assembly, he said:
There lives hut one man who can prove
me innOCent-and there he stands"
With white face and outStretched arms
he pOinted-at me. gaEsd at him with
u sudden flash OF recognition. II was the
man | had seen under :he lamp. And, by
q stIapge coincidence, at this moment the
court clock struck twelve.
The plea that had been got up by the dc.
Tense was an alibi. But there was space
Of sOine two hours that could not be &C.
counted for, aud the theory Of the prosecu'
lion was that the crime had been commit
Ted during that time. Ny evidence sup.
piled the missing link, for the place In
which had seen the man was so far dis.
ant from the scene Of the murder that II
VAS impossible for him to have been any
where near ut the time Of its coincidence.
And the dream? Only coincidence,
you will say, perhaps, or ht OF indiges'
ion, or my timber contract. Nevertheless,
" have Told It 10 you, 50 it happened.
Explain Il away who can.
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uSCLE ALUB.
What SchuyIkiIi water Did For Penn
nlIXhnih Farmer.

I
syiyania Farmer.
rhIladelrhI. Press
Fairly last Saturday morning. as is his
emi.weekly custom, Uncle Reub came
down from the Corner Stores, Chester
county, 10 the Spring Garden Market, and
after be lad unloaded his butter tubs and
egg baskets, and gotten his sausages and
hoy meat all nicely fixed on his stall, he
felt so warm and petered out that he
forget himself and drank nearly two quarts
OF Schuylkill water. We'll II knocked all
his custom right on the head. All the
Walnut street people who pay Uncle lleub
seYenty.five cents a pound for butter came
towards his stand smiling, and just us they
were going 10 soy GOOD morning." look
Of horror came over their faces; they
clapped their hands TO their hoses, and
hufrying by on the other aldo exclaimed,
"Go0d gracious The nasty mans trying
10 sell spoiled meat" Pretty soon there
was great commOtion and board OF heath
officer came up and smelt all tho meat. He
said It was the eggs that were bad. Uncle
Reuben tried 10 explain that 1t was only
the Schuylkill water that he had been
drinking, but the crowd were so madam
made such noise that the officer couldn't
hear, and to make sure oiit he condemned
all Uncle Reub's sausagrS, scrapple, liver
wort, eggs, everything he had. Then
Uncle Reub started home and his horses
went on Us II something dead was around,
and tried 10 run away but the copperas
inside Of Uncle Reub's stomach made him
so heavy that the horses could only dance,
and the wagon creaked under the weight
us II 1t would break down every minute.
1t was nearly.midnight when Uncle Reub's
wife walked up and said she smeIt some.
thing burning, Us II the house Was attire.
Then, in minute, she heard Uncle Reub
kicking the snow of his boots on the back
porch, and ran down 10 let him in. She
gave lin a kiss, that was burned into her
memory, so she could always distinguish
IL afterwards out OF fye thousand other
kisses. When she came TO-, Uncle Reub
was standing out IN the yard with his
mouth open, letting tho northwest wind
blow down him, aud all the snow in the
yard was melted as II painters CHAR.
coal pan had been run over It BY this
time Uncle Reuh began to feel as II he had
swallowed bar OF pig iron. The cold had
solidihed the metals which he had swal-
lowed in the SChuylkill water, and he was
in great agony. They put him to bed, and
the doctor sud nothing short Of u crowbar
would reach the root Of the trouble and pry
It out. 1t looked Is II Uncle Reub would
have to 90 to his long home. The doctor
had given him up, when Uncle RenL'swifee
happened to think OF the SehuylSill, and
about daybreak the patient was put TO soak
in tub Of the water, while small doses
were also given inwardly. The powerful
acids Of tho water Immediately dissolved
tie solid bar OF metal In Uncle Reub's
stomach, and the neighhors all say it's the
most convincing evidence Of the truth oil
the homeopathic doctrine that like cures
like" they ever heard OIL
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DITTSBuRGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST
i LOUIS RAlLwAY-PANHAEDLE ROUTK
Ia q
;, Tine table tor East and weat corrected 70 JAN.
UARY 18th, lSSS.
Trains lcSyo Panhandle Depot, foot Of Eleventh
street, near Public LANDING a. follows!
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PfrnBuk1H Pa, January 8.-Ppttoleum-
Active; unlIei egrilhcates Irregular, enssd 1t
q GS1l ronned 7kc for Philadelphia delivery. Tho
afternoon market was Irregular aud unsettled;
o,cned ats ", declined 10 81 U1lS, advanced 10
81 OK but bhk0 HgAln At 81 0Es rallied little and
clOSHd at 81 OK, Gales 4 RS3 O0J barrelS
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AGuRuRSnAN, Mass, January u, 1851
have been very sick over two years, They
all gave me up as past cure, ! tried them
skilliul physicians, but they did not reach
the worst part. Tho lungs and heart would
Ill up every night and distress me, and my
throat was very bad. / told my children l
never should die in peace until tried Hop
have helped mo very much indeed. am
nov we'll. There was Q lot Of sick folks here
who have seen how they helped me, and
they used them and are cured, and feel %
thankful a do that there u % valuable q
medicine made. Ms, JULIA 9. CuSHSo.
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Ghe GatelIigsttter.
ooi.s, M. ~ AMI d roaTteesi j siTerl.
DEAIH.DED or As.OrrIsn Maiden.

a
Of lift my aching head. mIther,
And lay Il GU Jour knee!
Ny eyta an getting dim, nilheE,
and the let ] DAIlnA re-
Ny eyeS AEO gutu II dim, inlthef,
but feel Jour dtapDinR tear;
] feel Il OH my cheoG, Inithor.
And your soothing eau hear.
o! diana greet ior me, milheT,
When am dead anu gvnp;
faln would blde wi you, mlther.
Bat HsI can get nOne.
ken you will b dOWisy mltheT.
Aud Often Ihlhk Oi me;
But death u drawing nUaF, InIlheT,
And tbs angels eau set.
theaF their gentle whispers, lnither,
They are 6eckening int AHuy:
Faint would tide wi 30u, mitlleF,
hut Gamma larger GtAy.
I'm gAun TO my lHuK hAlne, mikhef,
hheie Joy aud Bills will ~.
o. dry thai dni ping tear, mithef,
AND dlnua iFtI for me.
For I will soon be happy. mlther.
With angels up on LiEh,
Singing hAHgS y praise, mltheT.
Far, IAF AOOve the hky;
Singing hAlgS u praise, mlthet,
Al my dgsr SAyiOuF'S aide:
o! InGun hsEtS away, inlther,
lCAnuA LAhbbI plut-
Along farewell 10 you, IuliheF,
AMI Que request cave,
That you will come aud sc. mlthcr,
NY Yfeen and lonely EtAEe;
When you sec tho gIAssy mound. nitheE,
WhuIU underneath / ne,
o! uInnA greet for 1Ie, niIhcr,
And for me diunA cry.
When summer flowers appear, mIther,
And deck the gUKRnle lua,
Ana blUAsUtnl ReiIt the air. lnlthef,
From Every hawthorn Ires,
OF uOIne W the EhuTChyafd, mltheF,
so huShd III DEATHS fvIUsE,
And IhtTu VI my gtvtn gave, mltheT.
OF plant 4 lilLC ross.
Plant II mong the ErAE', mltheT,
Aud plAnt Il uCar NY head,
To show I'm not forgotten, UItheE,
Though Numbered with the dead;
Anu from the blue. blue Iky, mlLhrr,
Will look hORn Uu thee;
III be your guardian angel, milheT,
Though my lOm you CanhOt see.
1laYOW. ]. REID.
-HaHilioa tS,Otdadj Adraiistr.
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A sure cure for blind, Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR..
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. VIII
liam's Indian Ointment. 4 single box ha,
cured tho worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer Ave min
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and Instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment alb
serbs the tumors, allays the Intense itching
particularly at night after getting warm Ii
bed,) acts as a p0rlucc, gives Instant and
painless RELIEF, and Is prepared only for Piles
itching Of the private parts, and for nothing
else.
eept Of price, 81 %.
For sale by J. r. shirk, Logan 4 Co.. alst
chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling. and R K.
MoConahey, Bridgeport. o. pAw
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A COUGH, cold or sore throat should be
stopped. Neglect frequently results In an
inourable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
the stomach like cough syrups and balSams,
but Aets directly on theintlamed parts, allAy.
Ing irritation, gives relief 10 Asthma, BEon.
chitls. Coughs, eAtATh, and the throat
troubles which singers and public speakers
Bronchial Troches have been recommended
by phySlciAnS, and have always given perfect
satisfaction. Having been tested by vide and
constant use for nearly an entire generation
they have attained well.merited rank among
the few staple remedies Of The age, Sold At
Is cents box everywhere. TIhsAW
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TOMATOES.


The once Dcspised Love Apple set Up.
on PInnaele.
People who have lived long enough 10 re-
member when the succulent tomato was 4
despised product OF the soil will be sur.
prised TO learn that the Gamers put up dur.
ing last autumn 9,lS0, Diseases Of tomatoes,
or In other words, 69,32!,O52 cans. The
amount OF tho fruit put up by Gamers dur
ing year IL known TO the trade as the 10.
Inato "pack" OF that year. The "pack" Of
last year was greater than II ever had been
before; yet the year was not very good
one for tomatoes. The cold and wet wealth
er In the spring, the american GrOcer says,
retarded the setting out oil plants, and the
growers met with many dsappointments
during the summer. TomotoeS brought
higher prices than usual, aud many mar.
ket gardeners were led by this fact 10 turn
their stock over TO the green grocers in.
stead Of holding Il for the packers. In the
Western States the conditions were more
favorable, and the industry Of the canners,
by the constantly increasing |
demand for the article OF food which they
prepare, caused the "paCk" TO reach the
enormous number oil cases above mention.
I'd, The "pack" Of 1881 was l,GS5,O06
eases, and that Of 1850 l,5?2, 100 cases. or
course, this Is only u fraction OF the tomato
,rop OF the year, for account should be
aiken OF those sold In the market during
he season and used In vast quantities.
Canned tomatoes are only desirable when
W. cannot get the fruit out into firm, yet
lellcate and tempting slices, and served
Is said with mayonnaiSe dressing, or
Ice, large and perfectly ripe ones, stuffed
Ikillfully with bread crumbs, and baked
Until they are tit to take an honorable posi-
ion on the table Of King or
! Nevada Senator. Tho large mum.
,er OF tomatoes used by small boys as
Weapons Of oirense should also DO taken
nto consideration in estimating the whole
:rop OF year. The Grocer says that the
anners generally failed TO use all the stock
hey had last year, and that the number Of
anners was much greater than In the pre-.
'ious year. Maryland cans more tomatoes
han any other State. The prices paid by
hackers for the fruit; rs far rs given, aver.
ged from twenty-five cents 10 one dollar
lushel. The tomato has grown 10 a very
important place In our national economy !
Iince the days, not SO long ago, when It
vas scorned rs the "love apple" aud held,
Is food, to be scarcely ct for pigs. But still
I Is a significient fact that during the time
shen the Gamers were putting up single
an OF tomatoes for every nun, woman,
nd child In the United States the Gov.
bonded warehouses contained
bout one and seven.tenths gallons OF
whisky for each inhabitant Of the country.
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s,.in pisenses t,uret,.

BY Dr.. .FRAzIEn's MAGIC otS1xESr. Cures
as II by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the akin clear, healthy, and beauu.
fol. Also cures Itch, silt Rhenm, Bore Nip
pies, Bore Lips, Old, Obstinate ulces and
sores, etc.
Sold BY all druggists and mailed on 70.
ceipt Of price, 50 cents.
]. r. shirk and Logan Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R K. McCouahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. pAW
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aI.n,iiea TonIo.n

The GseAt Female RamSdy IL prepared BY
the Women's Medical Institute Of buffalo
n. Y, and 9 their iAyoFite prescription fol
ladies who are suffering from any weakness
or complaints common TO the seI. y IA
Sold By druggists Of q 90 per bottle. Ladies
cAu obtain advice Tree, Send stamp for
name Of those who have been cured.
Al Wholesale and retail By Logan 4 Co..
Wheeling, W, W, ptN
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When all other remedies fall DR. FRAzlKR's
foor BtTrEES will cure General Debility,
Los OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from Dlsordered Stomach, Liver
and KldneyG
with Fever aud Ague. For weeks at time
l was confined 70 the house, my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until /
hoard Of your Root Bitters. ! have taken
the Root Bltters for two weeks aud they have
'est( red me 10 my former health.
JoHN ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sale by J. \. Hhirk, Logan & Co., also
ChaS. M0GHkemoeller, Wheeling, and r K.
MoCOnahey, bridgeport. p&W
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T7IIIs sTATIs OF whsr VIRGINIA.

TO the Sheriff Of Ohio County, Greeting:
We command you that you summon FIICn
FonythO the claimant named Ia the petition Algd
by Alfred Caldwell COmml sl1neF Of BthnOi
Lands i0r ohio conn'y, W At VlTiuis, on tho Oh
day Of January, lsS1 PRAY pg sale for IN brnrdt
Of the AhnOl fund Vi the south hAlVra If lois snd
tiOuI and elgh,) In hluA Thirteen Oal IN that
part Of the city Of Wheeling. ohio county, win
vIRinlt laid out IN tnAn lott by chi. kbtncasr
Zatt, iaid half lots lying next y nth n Whn, II
known A. "Fishcra Foundry and irontlrg rySfsc.
tV0Iy on Market and 'hAplibe Streets The barlt be-
Ing alleged In sal petition 10 have been forfeited
" the alAie, and AlSO al unknown pGrt,1 having Of
claiming the said land OF any part thereof n they
b found IN your hailIWcE 10 appear bcfoie JCSCph
X PAUL, BT., 4 Commits InnGT In hAncrFy Of tnS
Circuit Court Of ohio county, A. his ONCE 10 l2O
ChaplIne street, In the lily Of Wheeling, In ihp
County and tate Aforesaid. UPON the 10Th day az
February. 1885, al 10 O'Clock ;. ~, and show 4 i,e
II a. thCy can, why the MID south hAlVeI Of aid
lots shall not DO SOid TOT the bFne1l Of The srbl
fund. And have then thsfe this WIT Wines,
samuel u, McColloch, CLERK Of our Md Co,iit. II
tho Court nOuse Of laid county, IN the riiy u
wheeling, the l2h day 0l JAnuaiy lEEJ End IA tho
twentieth year Of the HtaiH Of West VinInia
SAMUEL H. McCOLL eli ,isfk,
7hO ABOVE summon u published aEAlp,i he u1'
known parties therein mentioned. \ !inuA my
hand lh1 18th day o. January, iSsI
bAAuEL }. MCCOilO ~,
laS9l ClsFK ~ = fc,sld.
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COUGH

.,,, di,p.,e. but simply a symptom by
pg, y,rious diseased conditions Of the
sl'. iinnchiAl Tubes and Lung, mani
l ,,,bs,r.,Iyrs, hut whether II arises from
~ f',ii,lion produced in the throat and
W. by taking cold, from an attack OF
itl,S.nri.,tlS. from incipirnt consumption, O.
",,o,'y,,ions other CauteS, nothing VIII al'
nv I,2 i, more speedily or cure 1t more pSFniA'
,.n,Iy t!.hn
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WARS The use having dyspepsia 7 Why
belch and my you've got heartburn, every
time you eatS Be sensible, take Browns
Iron Bitters and getwell.
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Is word which should have no place In any
vocabulary. A man must have ability TO
succeed. andR medical preparation, merit.
There Is no luck about soIODoNT. II was
sure to succeed from the fiat, becAule i was
good, and did all that wAL claimed for It
TTUs1W
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A RATHER cynical lady, somewhat OF a dirt,
says most men, like colds, aro very easily
caught but difficult to get rid Of. Her mis-
taks isHppArent DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
will cure any cold however stubborn II may
be, Price Is cents.
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MEDICAL.
S, c.. S.

~ soo,,', Cough Syrup Is offered 10 the
u; o. ~ vi, civ aud vicinity upon posi-.
Rop,s . y, II the lint bottle does not
i've ku s,i,s sSti,inntiOn, you can get your
give s" b.cE BY returning the bottle to your
i,,,yg!st
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The genuine sAnTooA Hon Rock sFAIso
WAITE, for sale by all druggists by the dog.
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders 10
the High Rock Spring Co, Saratoga Strings
]. r. shlrk and Logan 4 Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and R. K. McConahey, Agent at
Bridgeport. pAW
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.,.,., the foundation Of all pulmonary
I'Hte' ~ ca,irr Coughs, Cold, lioapene,S,
di"ss Crotlp. IIr0nChitls Asthma, lncit-
S''s ,E"'m'nr,,jVn, Difficult Breathing, Pain
lr,St |b..t npdni'ords the most eiiectuAl 70
h for whoopinR Cough anu COnsumpiOn
~ Il, advanced stages.
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"BErwEES the ages OF 20 and 3d. says a
sse esS u aaS e. S Ss sSSa si e.
II Ia m Incident
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Az honest man Is the noblest pursuit Of
woman; but, when she overtakes him, she
generally fluids he Is not the fellow she was
looking for.
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6ToCKs-Dullnesa aud weakness may be stated Is
Characteristic Of IodayS stock market, the net n.
suit Of bnAineis. however. has been decline Of
only fraction IN The general list ~ compared with
last night except In CuIoH racihc but the general
mGiteL clUaOd weak. ~ about the lowest prices VI
Tho day. The must active In The final dealings wee
Union Pacific, 81 lhul, northwestern, New Jeret
Central aud DolAWnre. ll'CkAWaniIa 4 Western, all
OF which were weak. In the last hour Alton adj
rAncCd 70 " and w. The POSisays Union Pacific has
been tho leading cliSc Of tie general uns1tlcment
and decline Of the market.
THuEActlOuA tiAGUHhhFcl
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p,f,s q; and 10 cents q bottle. For sale by
tsry dfuFS"'" LOGAN&Co.,
ghnIaEHlR AgrtltH
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n, d ; Ss!,aE EgIl.,l,
lsISss,nIi,sswnSI1SSfSr
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
s i,s;,' syTSiiis. 'rTf,
lfhYmSsyiT,I;;;,isS hi
litgsE3-kii. 1oEier
i1nN sIJsf @'
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The only vegetable remedy known that d
apgsa bpod yuTVEG-S SIS
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90, co,J Sore Throat or HoAneneSs,
yoa XII with Asthma, Bfonchitis TiekIing
ti 1,n. Throlf, or have any iears Of Con-
ol ., ", y0u will lind II \ prompt relief
~" ,ogy Ihild has Group or Whooping
y I'S eel il al once. A sure cure.
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coSIAGious diseases, malaria, liver com.
But powerful tonic, Browns lion Blttsfs,
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AND connErcIAL.
New Yorh lIopey and sioehs.

NV YoRE, January 7G--Monsy at per cent.
Prime mercantile papsf 6SSa5 pEr crnt. Sterling
kIehanEO bankers bib steady 81 ssS; demand
y ,&;S1Si,,,,v,,r-,,,cs,,,,
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.Huei,upaibn."
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81.
Druggists.