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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-06-16

The quickest time on record made
bv steamship from Florida to New
York was made few days ago by the
steamer Chattahooche in seventy-two
hours.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-06-16
Can Lawyer Wear Shoes i'm an East
a Indian Court 2

The everlasting shoe question has
again cropped up; but this time the Of
fender is not choleric English Judge,
but a native official in the Puniaub,
who is said to be a scion of the old
family of Cabul State prisoners residing
in Leodiana. 1t seems that a respect
able native pleader appeared before this
gentleman in his magesterial capacity,
wearing shoes of English construction.
The magistrate, 'whOse head, to quote
a native paper, ''seems perhaps to be
still trimming u with the ideal pride
of being descended from the once royal
family of Afghanistan, whose birth and
long residence on Indian soil have not
as yet uprooted from his brain the seeds
of Afghan despotism and glory, in very
insulting tones ordered the pleader
either to take off his boots at once or
leave his court, on pain of fine or i'm
prisonment"
The pleader, deeming discretion the
better part of valor, left the court as
directed, and on the following dav made
a complaint on the subject to the
Deputy Commissioner. This gentle
man, having considered the circum-
stances of the case, upheld the pleader
in his right to enter a court without re-
moving his shoes, provided they were
of European design. The pleader,
strong in the strength of this decision,
| boldly entered the court of the same
magistrate few days later with the
obnoxious shoes on his feet
What followed is best described by
the graphic native writer to whom we
are indebted for the account of the Incl
dent. ''On seeing the pleader enter his
court, he (the magistrate) was flushed
with anger, which knew no bounds; and
without giving the pleader moments
time to speak, ordered his chaprasee to
turn him out at once by force, which he
accordingly did, and his royal master
A.ahzing him (the pleader) in terms one
would be ashamed to tell. The discom-
fitted pleader lodged another complaint
against the magistrate with the Deputy
Commissioner; and the magistrate, on
being called upon for an explanation,
denied abusing the pleader, but adj
mitted turning him out of his court be-
cause his boots were very dirty" etc.
The people of the district are anXiously
awaiting the final decision in this i'm
portant matter; and in the meantime
IL will be interesting to see how the
papers who regard vagaries of this kind
rs peculiar to the Anglo-lndan official
will deal with the occurrence Tile
Times Of Indid.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-06-16

Although the Scotch are greater
smokers than the English, yet less to-
bacco is smoked in Scotland than
in England. This is due, accord
inc to the London Truth, to
the canny character of Scotchmen.
Owing to the large quantity of water in
the ordinary tobacco sold, a pipe goes
ont before the tobacco in it is smoked
ont The Englishman throws away
this damp tobacco; the Scotchman care
fully extracts it from his pipe and then,
when it has died, replaces tn y.
Sun.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-07
1~55chemfliche Sl(troois &faofs-Behaene.

I'M gtorOeu ipie i'm SiOen i6lpinocn, mo-
onrd es rnS m09lid mirb, ol0 lit Der
BDlittt rnab6Gngig inherent @oble 81 btee
men iotpobl geGeu rGuberti6e StaatSi0aBe
%lleiiter BON unierm eigcuen Sleil6 uu6
getn, ipte gegen btebii6e @arpetbagger uno
gte9ersYolitifer IS. .. IS. .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-07

- -
Wf1ttter "-allt Die Daiteben ltbenoe 74idhs
rlge Wfatrolte oel!teto Dot tirnte ie pie
Dtge m Sartf soutS MD 1tattoe; eripben
lldl1lib 1l'eer10tenoeelS lebre beeB, peeB
&lopp1eit;"
Aber TT 0erI st. SolllS Anlertfa2
= yto6 INNER iuiro III &auidS 6a
O6er 6Drt Der NerildJ gemadt, oaS 4ro=
6i6tttDnsgeic b ourd5ufubrelt, uno
es entite9e1 baourd) alerlei Us trr Ell, 81.
q. Woorc, ell Tarlter BON Gid8e 8otpn7
iDip I'M GpuntD Q0bette III Sil6oit>
&aniaS, e~ripirfte eiaer gerbQft5Defe6l
ocoe11 @juS NQen lln0 @eorqc Hbeili6arbt,
sipet 93trt0e III 4arlonS, uno, g. lt. 9Solep,
Gin .D{itottc0 elmer g9trf6sftrma an tenel1l
9loBe, duf Die 9tllflage bilt, DoB lie letnem
SoDlt, ipeIhcr cine gSo0c por0er in Yarz
ions ipe9en Gru1fenDeit Der1aftet uN0 be-
frat iporben tDQr, QS6isfD D~erfauft bdtten.
Scr @onltoble Sones bon Olaoe
Sofpnl0ip Deqqb iid nit Spct @e6iilfelt mad
4SarionS ulto ftelIte Den 9reielt Die Ser
bdftS6cfeDle 5u; Ste Oret brebtelt ober
sen SpieB nm, ltlto lieben Die Beamter ipez
Qen Observation-Disclosures ~Der6aften. Sies
Derurlohte drDbe NlfrcQultq IN BEN ionit
ru6tqcn fIeilten Stdbtden linb Sic 8ro5eBz
nerbqnolinq iplrDe Dd6cr alfgei0obe1.
Mtttlerlscilc bate ii0 Sic 9ta0ri0t bon
Dem @0rfol( in Siooe Tpuni6iD Der6reitet
rnb llnoeFGhr hlitoert 8itrqer aus bei1
TpmnI6iD fQlnen nQd 9Qripns I'M Daroltf
III icbell. BAR 9ues nit red1teu 9ilden All
Ge6c, gtoh l6noerer QSerbGr16luro ipies Ser
@eri6ts6of sic Nlf(aoe ouf Otefts
idlenraub ,urijf. un6 Sic berflQotcn
9Sirfhe m3rr6en nmtrr 0nfiid,f Ser
Ven,,1rsn nofh Sioop orbrodbt nm rem
Sr;sSs,lSrid,fe noTSefi Srt Sic 9sert6cis
Soio,nnn 6enntroote Sfs GgrIsdrTG 6ss 1rnz
sr}SSs 1,nd, eins9n on6ersn @rrihts6of' 6o
&id,ter .OorlQn ocoet Sic Nnocflooten elm
oenommen, uno oe56olb nidt i'm Stanbe
lei. Dnrlrfbeilsfret III eutIdet6en. Gidter
SorIon nertnorf bieien 9[ntroo. berihpb
66rr 6os qSrn,efperfobren Bic ann 8. W}oi.
nm hcm 0rm9Iten her gfrnefIoGten 2git ar
nrhen 6cn ToII 6em S6eroeridfe III 6eIr
3mefe Ser GripirflIno zines @erid,tsbefebl8
norulIeoeu. bird meiden Der gfidlter artocz
hoIfpn fnprhpt inIf Sic Werlcouro Aes l}roe
3elics na6 eiuent. anoeren @ertdtS6of gu
beipiQigen. 0leid5eittg fam I'M @ountQ
SutIer in SiD1 Saitlas f%olgenoer Sail
boz: Sin giir9er in 00u9laB in ienert
County, pelder III Solge allbaternoer
Srunfen6eit Dem 0eIirtum Sremens na6e
mar, tpur0e bon ieinem 2lr5te beallftra8t,
&etSmittel alt3utpeuoen, Tim ieine Nerpen
81 itGrfen. Ser &ranfe CAB ieinem 0dr=
ter @elb, unb bteier Deridaffte ft9 in
ben Npot6efen ouf baS 0te5ept 6es
@r5tes 8bisfep. Ser &rantentDdrter
murOe 0eS1alb lpGter mad 81 DO
raoo, penn 0ert0tSotte pes 9onnIQI
9epdaWt uno o9 er DIE INN aaIefle9le
getoDuBe ntdt 5a2leil tonllte, ms epaI197
@etan9lltB 9elperrI. 9le Sllr9er oon 2ouz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-07
132, 613 95, 511

9uIulltllltl 1O@yO4o OoIoII O'TAOS t
= Galifornii6e 3ettungeu parnen
Dor Sen iibertrtebenn vYuffs"
Der Ngenten oes @t1enbobr =
f6ntgs &iIGorb auf bic 2dnbereten
I'M 3errtt. @ai6tngtOn, bur6
tpel6e Die tpeitlt6e @npitrede Der 9torbz
gaciftcz8a ti6rt. Sn einem Ser Q8ar>
1uungsartitel beiBt eS: pStIaro's Ql9enten
5ieben ii6 burd iibertriebene Qlnpreiiungeu
hires oBaraoieles" i'm Q8albtngton1Serrt
tortur1, bur6 ELECTROMAGNETIC 6erDorz
6ebung BLOB Der &i0tieiten uno ftrdfli6e
acknowledging aller S0attenlette1 cine
i0tpere 8erantlportli6feit 81, Die ft0 NIT
Der 3eit empfinolt6 rd6cn ourfte. @s
iptro Sen 9euten tn Often DorgeidtpaBt,
baB ite fait IN alien 9Detlen ieneS GanoeS
b0S i6Dnite Nderlan0 5t iofortiger 8eltelz
lima bereit ftl10en oaB nt0t Sl befric0tgeltOe
9tadfrage mad Nrbeitern 81 DoDen 20Dnert
CHS auf 5 Dollars fiir ben Sag) bcrrl0e,
uno cs iebem Gintpa1ocrer, iDel6eS @c1dQft
er alb babe, ei1 &inoeriptc[ lei, lofprt li0
etne neue gelid1erte 6etmat6 Su 9runDen.
Gein @unoer ba6er, baB it'd bon allen
@eqenben Ser Union Sa1ier1De falt mittel>
loi cr Samilien ua6 bort tpenben, boffeno
o6ne 0tiibe neutrality-suspicious. 5l errei6en.
l1nb mas lit bic Solge? Sin 0titf&panoerer
aus 0eut Diclgeprielellen Watcont @oulltD
am 8ugetlunoe, Dem erit fur3lt6 cine
6eutl1e @eieul6aft aus Colorado 5ugeptl1
CERT iein iDu, e%nttDtrft folget0es Bilb: SIS
lit cine nnlpegiame ltngebeure WalotDitlte,
Durd Sic mar eff miiblam nit Der Qlrt it6
eilten Neg 6abnen muB, u1to mo Der Nlt@
fieoler ptelleiGt bret Sabre gebrau6t, I'M
5 bis 10 @cres fir bic 8eitenung 5u fldren.
SYM Mt1ter uno bis in ben Sonlnler Dinem
fGlt 9tegen iibcr Jtegen, iiberboupt 1T eS
Elm utpirt9li0es &lima. @eflGrteS 2anb
fa1tlt man ltidt inter 100 Dollars ben Ncre
befommen. @uttGul6t iin6 btele mad
Seattle Surii6gefe9rt, I'M Qlr6ett 81 iu0en.
eSS1 Seattle 1tno ale 6otelS uno &Dft>
6Guler nit Q(rbettiu6ern iberfiIllt, uno
frob iino bic, tpel9e nod tangent 6arren
8ci0Gftigung gu l Bis 2 Dollars ben Sag
ftll0elt. WtQncbe tper6en bon SnteQtget5s
bureaur in's Snnere bcS 2atoes gelftdt,
u1n in Sen metiten TdQe1 Die berbetBene1t
SteIen beretts beieBt gu ftnoen. l8aS Die
@egenb bon Maaa gSala, allo oas o1tltde,
ba1lntfreie @ebiet, bet-tfft, 10 1T oas bette,
Der 8abn ta6e gelegene Gano beretts oer@
9riffen, uno DQ5 nod freie all6 crit IN ben
Bergen 5u ftnben, mo bGlft8e SpotTrD1te
sic @rnteatSiidten gefGbrOen. User guteS
2anb babcn nil, ntuB es faufen 1ro ettlen
~anitdnDtgen 8reis bafIr sa6len. unlonft
lit audi bort oben Der Sob. Die Gage
mitDlen be5ablen am 8eiten nno bieten nod
Sic Metre AllSlidt fir gei0dftigung, tpenn
bier nidt eben aud baS Qlngebot bon Nr7
beitsfraft itarfer p6re ais Der 8ebarf."
gfo6 am Montug tpur6e cine Wienge
Nen 0Drfer 8trtbe tpe9et Sab
batbbru6es Dor Bic Poltseigert6te GEE
id)leppt, unter tbnen audi tpieber Der
@itar9iit SSuItus S9tpab. Sic muBten
8Irgi6aft fiir tbr @ri9eiuen Dor benz Gris
mtnaleert9te iteuen. +'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-07
Hamburger LIME.

Gattb&re =2tuterifantid1e BaGetfabrt 2lftte1r
0eieuI@nft.
Dirette pSdentlide 8oitzganlpiidtfffubrt sp;i9en
H YORK.
NIpmout5, G%berbourg, 6upre, -gonoon 8aris uno
HAMB URG
Ole Oa1npfer bteier yinie ~bei0roeru bic gereiutgteH
Stauten<Roit uno 1peroen pabreno hes Sabres re9els
mdBtq 9pnneritag Don Stem yort mad 6anbur9 a6a
fobren. Bon geeu Oorf:
]. @aiite 800. 2. 9aiiite $50. 3wii5enSsd $50.
Samitag>0 ampfcr: l. Garlte: S65 uno $40.
(Siucte mad unh uor Europa i'm GerbdItniB.)
Bon &attblrg, SABRE ooer SomtBaInpton:
/. Salute: $12O. 2. &allte: $72, 3mii6enoef: S24.
&ticte fir Sins nnO Otit2reiIc:
/. @oiiite: $155-165. 2. @aiite; no. 3ptibenoef: $50.
Bon Stem yort mad Yaris ...... =. 3miI6enoef $3.50
uno Snrild $500
&tnber 3piiden ! uni - SGpren Bic 9atfte. 2tubg
unter l S0br fret. (Nue incl. Setoittgung)
QSeeet 4uIiage penbe man i6 an
6. y. TtdjarO & &c., G~ineroIzg oiosez GsentsR
ober an; SO. 161 B%roaoipap, gte1p gort,
TeIicmtkaL & s. ostttnsfi.
12mt @enerat>Ho fageSggentCn fir BEN @efen,
so II. 81 6iitb Anenue Chicago.
Die pom btaier gtuie berovS9e9ebene European
Tourist Gazette" ptrb Applitlnteu gratis Sugeianot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-21
What oar Farmer. &c. for Lam hs.

CtdFEsohIg ntfs.
The other day we had conversation
with NJ. N. Chaliant, OF the Central Hotel,
concerning the number OF lambs grown 10
this section and the probable amount Of
money our farmer friends received in re-.
turn from that source OF industry at their
farms. Mr.. Chaliantinforms US that at the
beginning Of the season, Messrs. Jud &
Buckenham, commission merchants OF Jer.
sey City, placed at the command OF their
representative, Mr.. R.. Barnes, 100000,
which all went for the purchase Of lambs,
and late in the season Sl5,550 was placed
in the Merchants National Bank, for the
same purpose. While this aggregates great
deal OF money, 1t ia not all the money In
vested in lambs hereabouts for Messrs.
Sheets, Yeater and others who made most Of
the purchases direct from our farmers, in
vested large sums Of their own. 30l49
head oil lambs were shipped by these gen.
tlemen during the season from the LIST oil
June to the 10Th OF July, to Jersey City,
where they were disposed OF on commits.
sion, by Jud & Buckenham. They were all
for The New York market, where the high
eel. market price Is always obtainable. The
prices paid will average five cents pound
and most Of the money went into this
county. This 10 great source OF revenue,
and II would seem TO Us that 1t would be q
very profitable occupation for all Of our
tarmefs. ~ IN "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-21

A sure cnre for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered BY
DR.. William, ian Indian remedy called Dr.,
Williams Indian Ointment. A single boz
has cured the wont chronic cases OF twenty
Eve years standing. No one need suffer FIVE
minutes after applying this wonderful sooth'
Ing medicine. Lotions and instruments dc
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allsys the intense Itch
ing, particularly at night after getting warm
in bed, acts as poultice, gives instant and
painless relief, and is prepared only for Piles
itching OF the private parts, and for nothing
else.
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re-
oeipt OF price, 81 90.
For sale by J. F. shirk, Logan d Co., also
Cbas. Menkemeller, Wheeling, and K. Z,
McConahey, Bridgeport, o. p2w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-21

yAusv AID Liver diseases aud KheumAtSm.-
s! NIcS TerTtbly-"Eothiny seemed 70 help me;
eoad Go gstOutof bed. d.. z SmtA e eH5Gd
Wheeling, W. Va.
,.,.,,b polypus Of Nose, Impaired Yoice.-suf
"a n, Tsas fpatsnt medicine failed to help me.
Dr. smith G0'np'''e'' tGIuAKI.Es CHADDuCK,
OF speidel b Co, Wheeling. ". va.
DopeyEA and UlCented StomaG Gu
4S e ETss a0 tSHfi n S amy. 4s sntsa
...IS ,n.H LOUIS =. WASHINGTON.
eG sSsai1is, Running sores on Head.I"My son wa
.sJfetad ioI fourteen Yeas: Eothlng seemed 70
help him. FL 'N sEs, CATHERINE CAPs,
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va
C,ncer. -"suicied for yeeH Min CAnodf, BAD II
mi mi hires times 1t returned aiIef each opera
lam Dr., smith cured me without Eane eSq q1 or
pain" ..,. =, ,,rs-Fiat n nv bast iof Ia
,tSES KepoTted dying. Dr.. smith cured me with
out kHue' In I'' "' THOMAS CoLvTN,
Wholesale Grocer, MAin b., Wheeling, v. Va.
Ulcsni0ps OF Reclun, Prolapdus and PiIes.
IVA given up ode and pton Suic1 iaeufa'
W. we ''-' WASHINGTON DKLAEY.
Martins Ferry.
ROr. h 0. Lndd wites:-"Dr.. Smiths PROBES.
,I6pGl services In my family have been most tatis-
t[rt1fy. and commend him 70 all ~ gentleman
aud sIiltul phyEiciAn."
isf Ssyeu wears and treated by many physicians iet
lT1tepsIt, Dr. smith sAId had \ tape worm, and
Ii riShI houH removed monster Ivy icy ionS -.
EsISl0 COlnplAInLa-ThTee yeaIs 10 hospitals Tor
females gye mt peculiar advantages In such cakes.
PeTSouS cured Of CatRrrh, diseases Of heart LIVER.
,t1t4ach EilusyS, skin, blood. nervous affections
~ weaknesses Of men aud yGuta, sdotula and
1thnG TESTIFY 10 my success.
FILES cured without the knife.
iSIieSIS Il distance may be treated BY letter and
atiGct;ou guaranteed. 4 chart Tor sellexamina:
tI5u Ient on receipt Of Two Aree-cent stamps, and
kdyice returned tree
,orSriLAtiUn At once ireo. oiiiee hours from "a.
hU7R.k., daily. Gall on OF address
JOHN 4, SMITH, II. D..
nyn No. 1904 GhGpliue 81. Wheeling. W. We:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-21
PREsH FASHION NOTES.

"Celd gravy" is among the latest tinta
fashionably recognized.
Children's muslin caps have brlms OF
borders Of embroidery.
Waistcoats for ladies are revived and
worn under cut.away jackets.
An inside valet Of the same shade should
always be worn under every jersey.
Small poke bOunets are the proper thing
for wear with "Grandmother" dresses.
silk kerchiet knotted around the neck
will be as much worn next season as ever,
The coming dress sleeve obliteratcs the
shoulder-seam Of the corsage, extending in
point to the neck Of the Dress
Skirts are sill round, triae longer per
haps than last season, but they do not drag,
and must always clear the ground.
Colored transparencies are much used
with muslin; they serve to set of the en-
broidery when the muslin is open.work or
dotted.
It Is a fancy with French dressmakers to
cut the bottom Of the skirt into turret blocks,
and under these to place plated rullle.
Black velvet collars, with very deep white
lhC6 AEUuuu tue tukea auu gaooln uVWh tho
front, make stylish finish for lightcolor-
ed dresses.
Collarettesof lace take the form Of high
ruhs or a row OF lace turned down over q
ribbon passing around the neck, finished
with two jabots side by side, giving q
square effect
Little girlsof from four TO eight frequent
ly wear the Louis Nv jacket with large
reyers forming collar, and pockets in the
same style. Under the loose waistcoat is
worn plated skirt.
The gauntlet glove is coming into fash
ion for the morning use in quiet gray, tan
and wood shades. They are made in four
different lengths, and the longest cuffs
reach nearly to the elbows. lid,
Bronze. colored shoes and stockings to
match are late English fashion with full
dress toilets. Walking shoes have the up
pers OF light drab kid or cloth, or are
checked or striped like the dress.
The Paris correspondent Of Harper'S Ba-
zqqr" says the hair is worn higher and
higher, and that all the coils and bows Of
hair, as well as the flowers or ribbons used
to trim it, are absolutely on the top OF the
head. e
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-21

JOHN BRowN's grave at North Elba, N.
Y, is close by the old, weather. beaten
farmhouse that was once his home. 1t Is
in corner Of the dooryard, and fenced of
by white paling, the gate OF which is
carefully locked. In like manner the tomb.
stone is covered by wooden box, chained
and padlocked to the ground. When this
ia removed one sees blue stone, with the
record Of the death Of Brown, bis father
and three sons. Atthe foot Of the grave
stands huge boulder, into which are
deeply cut the letters, "John Brown, 1851"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-21
Continued
CHAPTER II.

wonderful ard mysterious curative pwer Is de.
yeopcd which is SO varied tn It's operations that no
disease or III health can possibly exist or reals. It's
power, and yetitis
+ Harmless for the rost frail woman, weskess in.
valid or smallest child 10 use.
'.4 - patients
almost dead or nearly dying"
For years aud given up by physicians OF Bright's
and other kidney diseases, liver complaints severe
coughs called consumption. have been cured.
Women goue nearly crazy
Prom agony Of neuralgia, nervousness. wakeiul.
ness aud various diseases peculiar to women.
People drawn out Of shape from e1cruciatins
pangs Of Rheumatism.
Inaamnstory and chronic. or suffering from
scrofulai
Eryslpelasl ..-......
saltrheum, blood poisoning, dyspepsia, indises
ton, and IN fact almost all diseases irAil
Nature Is heir to
Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof Of which
eau be found In every neiShbOrhooa In the known
void. AUS TrhsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-21

Mother Walton has prescribed this valua-
BILE medicine for great many years Ia her
private practice, and 1t has proved an uufeil-
Ing specific IN the treatment VI the many dis
orders to which the female constitution Il
subject. Mrs. DR.. W. wishes to fully impress
on the public that the Tea Is not like many
nostrums put up by unprincipal men for
purposes SO base We will not mention them,
but Is sim sly 70 Alleviate and Cure the many
monthly troubles from which all women
suffer. P,ice 81. For sale by ]. +. shirk,
Logan & Co., also Chas Menkemeller, Wheel.
ing. and R. K. McCOnahey, Bridgeport, OF
mailed on receipt Of price by FRAZIER Medi'
cine Co., Cleveland. p4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-21
Ghe QntelLiqe1ttsE.
oiilce : ~. Is r9d 81 FonTiseain e,reei,


.iaAs liar Round.
Sitting under the birch ttea, Ia the beautiful
Watching the CLEAN through the branches stream,
watching the sunllghts play:
Hearing the blrds' gay cIol, se9lug each glaoCins
Wishing them mute, lest the coming foot were IN.
heard mid the sounds Of Spring,
Sitting under the birch trees, where the thlckenlnS
OF while, pnrple, and green, graceful screen, her
lonely head 10 shade;
Her book Of the fny0rite poet unheeded at her
She saw the bright noon pale TO twilight Eoon, she
saw the cleaning glide.
Gllse from lis couch Of ylole.s, with lis sad strange
With is soft cool touch that siys 80 much, with It's
voice like our happy signs;
With It's sweet and soothing magic, for the tired
heart aud frame,
That had throbbed 70 strong, had tarried 50 long,
for the tootAtep that never came.
Never! The evening darkenea, the night fell soft
Each bird In It's nest had found It's rest tho flowers
heard sleeps low CALI
shepassed BY the screen OF lacs she passed to her
client home,
The sweet sad pain had been all In vain; the foot
step had neyettome
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-21
mARaIAaEs AHp DEATHS
qhat Have ReeeBtIy Occurred in This
state and Vicinity.

James J. Hook 70 rlsraT. Trenter, both Of Min
etal co Dy Rev. h Hoffman, ina EElf on the P0te-
mac, near KeYser, Aug.l.
Jonn W. sencendiyef 70 Mafy BaTett, Oy Rev
Janes II HockeD' etgeF, nt MArtin1burg, 70 MH
Anna Z st0llpeT, OF Jciie sou CO., by J. L. shpley
Aug 9.
e' Ferry, Aug. 4 by Rev. VIM. D. WhSle.
Cornelius II Gill 10 Jennie SyreS, both Of Sum.
meH co.. By Rev. u. Bi69, Aug, u.
wm. r. Keatfoot, Of Berkeley co, y Sarah A.
Taun, Of Springfield. o, BY Rev. VIM. Warren,
John W. Murphy to FANNIE Reynolas. both OF
Nicholas CO., by Rev. Father, Lolgue, July 20.
FAY " sR o. 3TS Sy co. y oys A.
D & Dent 70 ars. BminA Rutherford, both OF
Baxton CO., by Rev. L. J. Hufi'aan, Aug. Q.
Job F. Thayer. Of BFaxton CO, 70 1atlht Sails
Geo Geo. Wright 10 Mary W Hoffman both Of Far r:
ketseurg, Marietta, Aug 9.
William westley 10 JuliA schacht, both Of Mar.
tins FeSry BY isi M !, DappEsF ASEo Ao,, =,
Grant CO by Rev W. ". Davis. Aug II
Ie9e Stump, Er., 10 Ann L. kiItelmAn, both
Of Gmnt CO., BY Rev. JDo. johnson In covered
wagon on the road, Aug. 10.
Grant CO.. by Rev. VIM. Michael, Aug, s.
Joseph E, Hanllne 10 sasshE, Conner both oil
Grant CO.. b. Rev; wm; Michael ArES. 49,. :,
GeoKe q. shafTaf to Mary B. Duinire, both ri
Ticker co BY Rev. W. Y. Cline, at Oakland. Au'
gust u.
CO., O. by Rev. W. s. Mollatt, Aug. Q.
James 3. Burgess 70 sarali J. Marvin, both OF
Charleston, by Rev. Or J. A. Fullerton, Aug. 10
joseph Lamp 10 Laura D. txllue, DO h OF Richie
Co., by Rev. r. A. Woods, July y.
BEITus.
Howard Hntzler, Matt!rsITr1, Aug. lG; aEed5
CAthAIiua + S'hnE itaF. MRftinkbuny. aged 40.
! JrO. Ro'lei:k, jefferson CO., au1. 5; aged 60.
Samuel Walker, ClarkSburg, Aug. II: aged u
Gnsho Bryant, Nichols co. July 81; aged 2.
Phoebe L. B, Mcclure, AoFgGntown, Aug. 5;
aged IS.
Reuben Mohler, keyser, Aug. agsd TO-.
George v. Borer, Grant co Aug. Tagged GO.
Mrs Gordon Watson, HanpShlte CO., Aug. y.
satah z. Parker, Hsnpshire CO., July Is; aged 65.
ChAs. II. Jackson, Moiindsville, Aug 10; aged II.
Mary White, Tucker co. Aug. II; very aged.
Job ". Parsons, Tuckerco, aug, II; consumption.
llrs. A. p. Goodwin, Tucker co., Aug. 10; child
Ida u. Harlan, Wheeling, Aug IS; aged 81; typho d
fever.
josiah shsnklln. pstkessbuR. Aug. Il; aged 50.
AnnaJ. Roberts, Burning Springs, July 49, Gged !.
Major Abam keger, upsliur CO., Aug. Il; very
Nh. Jacob wetzel. Ro.ne CO., Aug. Begged 81
Mn. kliAs Mick, upshur CO.. Aug. u;a2ed IS; con-
sumption.
Mis-. Mary squires, Preston CO., Aug. 12; aged IS.
Andrtw Ferns, New Cumberland Aug. 10.
Shoaf Ful,en, MonIoc CO., Aug. -; Sged6.
Ms. Beij .NanStayern, sOurue CO., Aug, 2; aged 81
Charles Bentz, MRrtmSbuIg, Aug. 10; aged 7O
la Craig Wheeling, Aug. IS: Aged2
Garrett Jackson. OF wheeling, III Marion co., Aug
Mfs. isadoie Hanger, wheeling, Aug. 49, aged 6s
Ms. Thee. Dyson. Martins Ferry, Aug. ii; aged
Lulu B. Halter, Wheeling, Aug. 70: aged2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-21

Taken internally Il
purihes the Stomach,
giving It tone and
nealIhyvigor. It's thus
thttit cures Indigestion
a4d Dyspepsia.
when used rs RIotiou
II destroys all freckle
and BloLch.pfotuCing
gsI ms, leaving I Q skin
clear, white and trans
parent as that OF q little
child.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-21

AsuM OF 100000, francs has been voted
by the PARIS Municipal Council for the
purpose OF erecting wooden buildings in
the bastions Of the Notifications, to serve
as hospitals in the case Of an outbreak OF
cholera in Paris, and to be used generally
for treating the victims OF contagious dii-
eases.