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pEsrRrcrIvs WIND STORM III DENVER

DENVER, Jan ga terrific wind storm
again visited this city at an early hour this
morning. A dozen or more buildings were
demolished, while the roofs of many were
torn off, and in some cases carried $50 feet.
During the storm another electric light
tower was blown down, and car on the
Circle railroad blown from the track and
several persons were seriously. though
none fatally, injured. In several instances
roof and debris were blown in one direc-
ton, while the immediate neighborhood
others were carried in an opposite direc-
ton. A singular feature was that the wind
came in gusts, and succeeded by a few mo-
ments of perfect calm.
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yer and minister, and dispatched
STRANGER to the depot in a buggy from
which he had been thrown, with Instructions
to find me if possible. His object IN :, sum
moning lawyer was to make VIII pc
oueathing his estate to me. dechneo 10
accept anything from him or TO recoRhil 1s
him as o husband. Then | hurried oaeh -
Boston, and as a result you see me heIo.
AS said before, you advised me De''oi
than you knew.
esShe went away, and from that day 10
This with the exception of one occasion
when I passed her on the street, L have
not laid eyes upon her.
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Friday night James Guthrie, a rich

Friday night James Guthrie. a rich
Young farmer near Halifax, Va, was mar
ried to Miss Hulda Martin at the residence
of the brides father. Owing to the bad
weather the guests remained at the man
sion all night Next morning, when they
assembled at the breakfast table, 1t was re
marked that the bride and groom were late
in coming Suddenly the shrek OF
woman was heard, and the startled guests
rushed into the hall, where they met the
bride of night, who cried: My hns-
band! oh, my husband~ When she woke
in the morning the young lady found her
husband dead by her side. She is almost
a maniac with grief. His funeral took
place yesterday from the house in which
he was married, his four greomsmen act
ing as pail bearers, and the minister who
married him performing the funeral cere-
mOpv
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AZ If Game Ont,

A man one day came running into,
farmvard and hurridly cried for a spade;
The farmer coming out. demanded
what he wanted with it. when the man
replied that his friend had stuck IN
bog and he wanted to dig him out.
How far in is he?' inquired the farmer;
"Up to the ankles" Ills that alp" said
the farmer ''Then he can pull himself
out again You'll get no spade here.
Scratching his head, while his face bore
evident signs of grief, the stranger
blurted out: Och, but. be jabers he
in head firstH'
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A miserable wretch by the name OF
Christman living three miles southeast OF
Rockford spread poison for his neighbors'
dogs His chickens ate the poison, Christ
man are the chickens and now the worms
are eating Christman. This may be con-
sidered a case of chickens coming home to
roost. However, we are sorry--for the
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worms.

Charles A. Brosious, of Germany, had
the misfortune to die recently and leave an
estate of $33, 600 900. He had no family
and left no will, so the money is to be di-
vided by the German courts among the
relatives, most of whom reside IN this
country. Two of the heirs are in St Louis
another at Knightstown, Ind, and several
at Belleville, III. They will all be made
rich, provided the lawyers do not get the
money
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prosecuted.

Josephine Gallmeyer, the German act
ress, who is making starring tour in this
country, is able to write interesting about
what she sees. She sends two letters
week to Vienna newspaper, and gets 500
apiece for them. The lady has been play
ne in this city the present week with
markets. uccess
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The friends of woman suffrage in Gre
con are to begin their campaign in behalf
of the amendment to be submitted to the
vote of the people by meeting to be held
in Portland FEBRUARY IS. They promise
that the campaign shall be vigorously
nrosecuted
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RESCUE with Hale's Honey of Hore-
hound and Tar, before the baby strangles
with Group.
Pi ke's Toothache Drops cure in one
minute.
The nutritive properties of Colden's
Liquid Beef Tonic sustains the body with
out solid food. No other.
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Philadelphia boarding house keeper
won't take any but pretty girls and suscep-
tible Young men. Those who fall in love
are seated together at the table, and OF
course lose their appetites. She is getting
rich.
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The Vicksburk Herald says: If our
voice could be potent at this tlmew we would
saw to the democrats in the present con-
gress to avoid. as they would the deadly
upas. all entangling alliances with the
guileful tariff commission bill
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A FATHER's TESTIMONY.

CREsToN, Ia, May 81, 1881.
Ell. Fl. WARNER 81 Co.: Sirs-My little
son has been cured of weak kidneys by the
use of your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
NJ G. BERMER.
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Why is man ringing a bell for an
auction like a church sociable? One
makes a noise TO get money, and the
other makes an oyster get money.
To remove warts on horses, take a
piece of concentrated I've as large as
walnut. put il into a bottle with rain
water enough to dissolve ii, and apply
with a feather
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OFFICERS IS VI. WHEELooK, President; JOHN
Coop. Vice President; c. E. HEMENwAY. Cashier
rRItsTExs:-S W. WheeIock, Porter Skinner, c.
W Lobdell, Nelson Chester, "a w Canoes, c. !.
Grantz, A. S. Wright, c. F. Hemnway. John
Good. j. NJ. Christy G. II. Stoddard.
sE-The only chartered Savings Bank IN ROCK
ISiand Comfy aug2dwy
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Interest allowed On Deposits at the rate Of 4
per Cent. per AnnuIn.
Deposits received in amounts OF 81
and Upwards.

SECURITY AND ADVANTAGES
The private property of the Trustees
to the depositors The officers are PROMPTED from
borrowing any of it's moneys. Minors and married
women protected by speciallaw.
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from which. as iswell known, the present
republic desires to date everything in
France. ~
Diosenes being presented at feast with
A large goblet Of wine threw 1t on the
ground. When blamed Tor wasting 90
much good liquor, he answered: "Had l
drank L there would have been double
waste. !, as well az the wine, would have
been lost" ,.yE
It is not every doctor OF divinity who is
competent m to leach children. It is re-
ported that one oil them, undertaking to
define catechism to a Sunday school, said;
"a catechism is synopsis, a compendium,
a syllabus OF Christian doctrine. The
ChtuchmGn.
John L. Sullivan has been such sue.
cessful "knoCker out" that it is proposed
to make him Superintendent Of Streets in
Boston. He has good precedent ioI
claiming the Office, for Hercules was as
prompt in cleaning the Augean stables as
in knocking Anteus out OF time.
Some birds and animals do not seem &c
be as discriminating as they are in this
country. lis said that the woOdpecker Of
that country drill holes in the telegraph
poles in search OF the insect which they
think il making the humming noise they
hear. The bears also uproot The poles II
scar III OF the honey which they think IL
indicated by the humming oil the bees, III
| they suppose.
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None Of ,gm la ireland.

In removing an old stump from field
James Hubbard, OF Middletown, New
York, unearthed q nest oil adders and kill
ed thirteen.
In fight between a rattlesnake and 9
black snake near Fort Worth, the rattler
was killed. An examination showed tina,
its spine had been fractured.
A species Of green worm is killing the
copperhead snakes OF Marlin, Texas. The
worms fasten themselves to the body Of the
snake two inches from its head. Their leGs
are armed with short, strong fangs.
Agenuine horned snake was recently
killed on the plantation Of @. NJ. Bozsman,
Hawkinsvllle, Ga. The horn was an inch
and hall long, and resembed chicken's
spur. II wss attached to the snakes body
about two inches above tine end Of the
tail.
Two blue racers had terrible battle
near Buffalo. Each was about four feet
long. Rising to half their length, they
charged upon and lashed each other. The
contest lasted about three minutes, when
one OF the snakes\dar away with his
antagonist in hot pursuit.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Montgomery, Ala, claims to be the
healthiest city In the world. Tho death
rate Is only Oh per 1000.
A1o year old girl, OF Dennison, La.
studied night and day to oxcel in her class
Suddenly her memory left her, and now
she Ia an idiot -.. '0d
Il is proposed to construct large tanks OF
ponds on the banks OF Silver creek, near
HALEY, Idaho territory, for the purpose OIL
raising fish for market.
A Tennessee colored man couldn't find q
purchaser for his call, but he went to the
circus Just the came. He ate the, calf and
seld the hide Tor dollar.
John Caldwell, of Cleburne, Texas, drank
quart Of whiskey In eight minutes. Ia
three minutes he was pronounced dead
but was atterward reauscinted.
A Central Pacific railroad brakeman hal
been sent to the California penitentiary tc
serve two years and halt for stealing q
lady passengers satchel containing jeWelry.
The coal deposits in Poteau mountains
west Of Waldron, Ark, a. well a. the tim.
Der and agricultural lands throughout Scott
county, are attracting the attention OF capl.
talistS. HN.tI. .sIt
o. 4 steamboat has been built at wesi
Liberty, Morgan county, KY, and made Ia
navigate the Licking river successfully. Il
was the frst steamboat ever seen in that
section.
A silk factory Ii to be erected in the
vicinity Of Vaudeville, La. The building
will stand In tho middle Of an old Geld
surrounded by thousands oil growing mul.
berry trees. '..u
Alawsuit about 500 worth Of land be.
tween two farmers In tho province OIL
Quebec has just come to q conclusion.
The costs Amounted to $1,000, which the
defeated party will have 70 pay. The vic.
torious party was ruined by lawyers fees.
Itappears no longer doubtful that there
will be a universal exhibition in Paris In
1889. The French mean to begin their
preparations long enough In advance 10
have the grandest pacific festival the world
mas ever seen. Il viii he the centenary oil
The outbreak Of the French Revolution,
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rraIhinO.on correspondence Philadelphia Prtu
I promised last week to tell you some
thing more about Gail Hamilton. Here Is
another little extract from one Of her let
tens to me. OF course every one knows that
she spends her winters In Washington
with her cousin, Mrs. Blaine; and every
one knows that she addsgiory to the Blaine
mansion, with all its Hlories. But some
times Miss Dodge frets over the prevailing
opinion that shO il nothing more than q
member OF Mr.. Blaine's household, when
in fact she Is something more than indie
pendent in her own home, with her own
bank account Idon't think private let
ter ever should be printed, but one otieuse
will not down q man forever 80 make
this extract:
l would have you to know, what l vainly
try to impress upon the Washington pub
lie, that / am not poor relation, but have
a house Of my own, cir, and l am land
owner, and pay taxes, and support the
minister, and put my name down on sub
scription papers, and do the marketing
and grumble over expenses Just like man
and q brother, and you better call this way
and see me do II. .... ..#
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DIED.


ARNIsTRoSG-At Hot Springs, Arkansas. or
Saturday. June .. 1881, ytHS A. ARu'rEoEd. u:
sou o. Thomas u aud Ellen s. Arsnstron;, aged
years and ~ days ....
FuuerAl from the residence OF John A. Arm
strong, corner Penn and Virginia streets, thli
weduC StIAy at So'clOckr.N. Iuiernent private.
TRM LGToE--On Monday evening", June 4, 1883
~ o'clnck, ALTAuK TEHP.EToS. In the 18TH yeai
Of his age.
Funeral from the residence Of his mother. No. q
Twcn,y second street, Wednesday morning AT i
O'Clock. Friends Of tho family are Invited.
RLASCAARD-on Tuesday afternoon, June s
1883, AL o'clock, MARY, wife Of Isaac u Blanchard
Funeral from the residence OF her husband.
Pleasant Valley. on Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock Friends Of the family are invited. in,cr
me at Greenwood Cemetery. Il,
hicks will leave J. r. ACkGr'S. No. l?l Sixteenth
street at O'ClofkF
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piifalIa for de Unwary.

Everybody VINO mas reAu oI INC c"oe VI
Langley, the "Peter Funk" operator, will
agree that only silly man could have been
taken in by him. The most solid thing
about his concern was the beautifully prin'
ted prospectus. That handsome tribute to
the value Of printers ink was the bait that
caught Other men have been caught with
fine prospectus and an artistically exc
cu,ed certificate Of stock. They will keep
on being caught. The bare possibility oil
getting big return for q small investment
exerts seductive and irresistible influence
on minds which show no other sigma Of ILL
health.
There are opportunities in legitimate
trade to make handsome turn with little
risk; but, except in the case Of patented ar
ticles, which, 30 far as they go, are species
Of monopoly; or enterprises Of adventure,
such as prospecting for the precious stones
and metals; or the lottery wheel, there are
lew opportunities to get . splendid some
thing for very nearly nothing. Great risk
may bring great gain, but the prudent
man insures himself by avoiding the
,raa.ss. ri,ka and being content with
reasonable proits on safer ventures. Money
can be lent at 20 per cent; but it is easier to
borrow at .ix psr cont for the careful len.
dsr looks INST 10 his principal. This 10
wby The United States Government can
borrow money at three per cent; it
ofrars 4 s,fe investment, the world knows
that The principal ia safe and the interest
viii bs maid without default.
y. This Boston sharp Langley outbid the
Government in his promises, and one man
wbo was "a for.unate as to possess hun.
d,ed thousand dollars was 90 FOOLISH as to
mn, bis trust in Langley. The bottom
having been rudeiy knocked out OF the
I,n,lsv t,and this investor will not be
bo,bsrsa .bont diyidends-he has drawn
hia n bu,t in tbe form Of an enlarged in.
,.ll;,.no. Man wbo had sm.ller sums TO
.;nysst mt them in I.npley's hands for the
NH. n,rnoss If making handsome in.
u'uD'' put pO,e y. s ,,.n.sa., II HI.
Ses'mene ~, @nu 'oes ap -; , - mt .
se,siee' insle Ae oppo,.. IVA ~, aro
i',',o uone ~ ~ I a. =. hut .tha ;nducs
pioymenI Atons WIZ .a' - ~. 80.
Law t;nd a sconndrels '''
10y y, Anu " e'ounns ~. .,.,..
Ihe newspapers Oh tneg'eas ei''eS eoh'ain
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GEORGE writes to the editor Of this de.
partmen': SIS polite mara gentlemen?",
1t depends on why he is polite, George. II
he is polite for effect he is probably not a
gentleman. II he is polite because he
can't help it, there is saving grace for him.
Wiliannp0rt BreGkfaSt Table.
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LITERARY MArRoS-"What does shaks-
pere mean BY his frequent use OF the
phrase, "Go to?" Matter OF fact Husband
Wei, perhaps he thought it wouldn't be
polite or proper 10 finish the sentence."-
LnnlLnn PINCH
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AnIRAcLEIN OIL CRY.
Doctors Dumfounded = Druggists nnt
the PenpIe Wild With Excl tement.

From he on cgv Derrick, July 2iR,lssl.
Mis- MAGGIE MAErtS, OF th s city, has Keen
III and confined 10 her house for seve al years.
Our best physicians filled TO give her re.
liei. She took PeTInd and, TO the Astonish.
meat OF all who knew her, she Is nos up md
about again. MR sIMNcSS. the Drugg S.,
told 1874 bottles ls't week. He buys In gross
lots. Nh. CoWELL, too, FelIs II. ASK your
druggist for Dr. HARrMAN'S "Ills OF IIfen
(Rr'tlIl or address DE-. Il. atosborn, Ohio,
for one, pAW
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FoR Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you
have printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Sniloh's Vitsl!zsr 1t never fails to cure.
Sold by McL1in Brothers, and Alex. T.
Waning p6w
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A rISr OF the finest ink for families pi
schools can be made from ten.cent package
of Diamond Dye. They color silk, Wool OF
Cotton. ANf&W
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"For IS years." sats our correspondent
Henry CLARK, OF fairfield, Lsnawee Co..
Mich, my vile had fits. They would last
abont an hour, and sometimes longer. Sa
marian Eerrine has permanently cured her,
MWF&W
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PlNrLEs, blo.ches or sores di appear under
the Influence OF Gle4ns sulphu. sop.
Pixies Toothache L. ops { ure in one minute.
MwF&w
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NEW ooops+oEo. R. TAYLOR.
R. TAYLOR,
.I15O MAIN STREET. r

The continuance Of the active demand for choice
and Fashionable Dress Goods, Silks, Parasols aud
Black Silks that can be guaranteed has necesstated
new supply Of these goods, which will be opened on
MONDAY the 9Th inst. Notwithstanding the scarcity
of some particularly desirable shades in Colored Silks
and Dress Goods in the eastern markets. they can in
nearly every case be found in our stock and at the
lowest prices for such choice styles. We would call
attention to our large line Of
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A NASAL injector free with each bottle OF
shiloh's Calarrh Remedy. Price so cents
Sold by McLain Brothers and Alex 7. Young,
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22T9 PrIiss, amounting to..,"...,. GO
Application for rats to clubs should only be
made 10 the oflcc Of The Company In New ORLEANS.
f'' NJ. A. DAUPIItN,
New Orleans, La.
myS " Waw CO.. Seventh st.. Washington. D. G.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

The next session begins SEpTyMSrR s,h 49,
Ten Separate schook, including FChcCI Ni ii,t nv
and sehoel Of Krglish. Fnll courses in it %S ~
lARed faculties for study Of Physical scjr,ts ~,
Scientific Agriculture: completely eQuipT, ch Sl
ioal lAbrGt0ty. Thorough couls,I IL InriSnt Si
Modern languages aud literature. TeII bo.l ..
cost Necessary expenses not over SIsS, In ~
Glogue and other inlnEtGAtion addic-S "' eAr
.s..,. W. L. WILSON, President
Auo - Y hOpSnt0Nn w. Va
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

summer Law Lectures mine yCrk,v, 4.
gin 18th July, 1883 and end 18Th ,Cblrf Ter ii'r.
PROVED Of sLnal We-llt. to AlHGerR who cs,,,.
TO pursue their studiS At this or other lGw scSI
10 praotit who have not had tue ~
,yttematic in'trnciiOn For circular AprIy n n a.
uniyeniIy'ot Val 10 JoHS h, MINOR PrGt Com
and stat. law. a.1v.r.. mylJ WWFi Avn
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NEw ApYERrlsEMRNrs,

.WANTtD, IMMEDIATELY@.TWo
No other need applyi at Bakers Clos Laundry.
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ITS SOLID SENSE,

We have had during the past week eleven kinds
Of weather by actuAl count, with several counties
itll 10 htsr from and II seems as II tile inhabitants
Of this tickle climate must
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AtLastRecognize

The Importance OF providing Themselves with gar.
ments varying In thickness " meet the emergency
which any hour may bring.
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PILES.

PILES are frequently preceded by a
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some at
lection of the kidneys or neighboring
organs. At times, symptoms of indi-
gestion are psesent, as flatulency, I'M
easiness of the stomach, etc. A mois-
ture, like perspiration, producing a
very disagreeable itching, particular
ly at night after getting warm in bed,
is a very common attendant. Blind,
Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at
once to the application of DR.. Bosan-
kos Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the
Tumors, allaying the intense itching,
and effecting a permanent cure, where
all other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the sys-
tenn produces permanent disability,
but try it and be cured. Price Sc
cents. Sent prepaid on receipt OF
price. Add: ess, The DIR. Bosanko
Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio. Sold by
Webb & Cocver, Eaton, o.
mar29-1y
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Administrators Sale
OF
EsGates

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
J. of the Probate Corrt OF Preble coun-
ty, Ohio, L will offer for sale at public
auction, on
Friday, December Dist, 1888,
at ! o'clock p. m, upon the premises,
the following described real estate. sit
nate in the county of Preble and State
of Ohio, to-wit: Outlet No. 229, and
Lots No. 102 and 1903, in Camden, Pre-
BILE county, Ohio.
Outlet No. 229 appraised at $4,000.
Lot No. 102 800. 100.
" lob $50. 90.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third in hand,
one-third in n year, and one-third in
two years frcm the day OF sale, with
Interest; the payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold.
HENRY ii. FAIR,
Admir-. of David O%verholts, decd.
w. B. MARSH, Atty. [n22-tds