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Alfa. thVIt Heu Auutllet Win tnkt
ibid yeNasr knore gOeery'F"per' wife
10 90 barcGoOtr
And Mira. Kernel M'Peltcr he'd this In
skripshcn on hers:
"Es your hWbund'S iiumick, ar more i'm.
poIia,icr than our Jedt'
On the rite hand NV each banner waE a
pAre Nv n d stockins, and under cIn:
"Igdi Mrs.. BdSeoni Wd'1'
And on tOthpr end pare Nv bare feet, and
under them:
"7hc tttckiry We lrdlt
And with these hidlus Lanuerg they
starlid OF and parRded' the streets, and
every step they took wimmen lined their
ranks with tin horns and lin pans, till the
entire feminine popelashen NV the Corner
lined them. Joe Bipley stood calmly on
the CORNER NV BasC0mS, wondsrin wat II
WIZ all about!
That icend painted every one Nv them
banners aud organized the perceshn..
Between MB. BascoR's insane amblshn
TO wear moo close and Bigler md Pollock
fpendish ingenooity In stirrin up disturb,
lnrcg, | am In q bad way. l wish Good
IT 70 on competence. l wood that some
ina inshooranCs agent wood calkalate the
chances Nv life In me, and some distllleI
wood give me enuf barl's TO last that time
ont, ard let me lay down 10 1t In peece
LIie Is becomin TOO egSscitin for q man Nv
my age.
almost diBpafin.l
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A sure cnre for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
Or. William, Ian Indian remedy called DR..
Williams Indian Ointment A single boz
has cured the wont chronic cNes Of twenty.
fve years standing. No one need suffer I've
minutes after Supplying this wonderful s0OIh'
iHE medicine. L1liouS and instruments do
more harm than good. Williams Ointment
Ahsorbs the tumoEs, AllAys the inten,e Itch
ing, particularly at night after getting warm
in Gtd acts a. pOpltiee, gives Instant add
painless relief, andiS prepared only for Piles,
itching OF the private parts, and for nothing
else.
For sale by oil drugsIStS and mailed on re-
ceiat OF price, 81 %.
For sale by j. +. ShIrk, Logan 4 Co., also
Chas. Mrnkeusllcr, wheeling, aud X X,
McCOnAhPy, Bridgeport. ~. DAW
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Al The all,day singing at County Line on
The Fourth, Lon Samson concluded TO iced
bis horse, and instructed negro to take q
Tag Of oats out OF his buggy and give them
10 his horse. "BAbe" SAms's buggy was
Inc next one adjoining, and the two were
much alike, and the negro got the oats out
Of the wrong buggy. So when Sans went
to feed his horse his oats were gone. The
negro was pointed out To him as the ono
WHO had taken them, and he Immediately
Commenced kicking him. This was right
near he church, when the singing was 90.
Ing on, and after they had got OF little
way Samson came BY and explained the
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matter and offered TO make restitution ior
the mistake. Sans continuing to abuse
the negro, SAMSON ordered him 10 stop,
whereupon "Bibe" drew pistol and shot
at SAMSON, gnzing his temple. Friends
interlered and nothing further occurred,
but the singing was inconltnenuy adjourn
ed to meet at Mount Zion next year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-12

OF all other medicines by Dr. R v. Pierct''
Golden Medical Discovery IL approaching
Unriyalled, 70 bilious disorders, impure blood
and consumption, which Is Scroiulons dii'
ease Ct the lungs. NwEGs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-12

NEWSPAPER men find Il very difficult to
procure sufficient adjectives for writing up
reports. They are Just now all In use by
commencement orators and oratreSseS.-
Lo,peu Citizen,
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n.,...s n,,,,,I,w

When all other remedies iAIl Dr.. FRASiERs
RooT BrTrERs will cure General Debility, l.lss
olAppOtIIe, Dyspepsia, and all diseases arts.
Ing from Disordsrsd Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys.
For several months have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks at u time
1 was confined TO the house, my suffering was
intense. could find no relief until heard
Of your Rot Bllters. have taken tue
Root Dltters for two weeks and they have re-
stored ME 10 my former health
JOnN ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For sale by J. F. shirk, Logan 4 Co /. also
ChaA. Menkemeller Wheeling, aud R. X.
McConAhey, Bridgeport. pAT.
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oil drpssI,is aud mailed on receipt

TER Rev. George II. fhAyer, Of Bourbon,
Ind, says "Both myself and wife owe our
lives 10 6hiloh's Consumption Cure Sold
by AeI4aln hroth0rs, and Alex. T. Young.
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MANY Iuvalids, including phJscIGnS who
used Observation-Disclosures after tying
everything Q sc. pronounce the only real
curative ever discovered for all rheumatic
diseases, and best remedy known FOR kidney.
bladder, liver and S;oms oh disorders. Send
for proofs or medicine 20 DR. ELNoKE, lod
WIllian street, NV York. TrhAw
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BY Df. FfaEltf's Magic UlhImtnL EnFo8
AZ Iiby magic, Pimples ElAok LEADS or
Grubt' BlotchsG, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the bkin clear, healthy, and beAuti:
luI, Also currB Itch, Salt Rheun, Gore Nip.
plea, Sore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulctn aud
Sold by oil drpSgIstS aud mailed on receipt
Of price, 80 ceuts.
], r, Bhlik and Logan l. Co., Agents at
Wheeling. aud R, K. McConahsy, Agent at
bridgeport. paw
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A hoy without hands has been arrested
in Altoona for robbery. BEING minus
hands, he seems to have "put his loot In
H." The tune will hang heavy on his
hands while In jail, anyhow.-NOrhtoIrH
lJer1Li
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A Cross Counter. Jack oIds,ock-
"We're very proud OF our ancestry, you
know" Tom PArvenu-"Ies, know.
but how would your ancestry feel about
you ?I-HaErdrd LGmpoon.
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sLEErLESs NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. shIloh's Cure Is the remedy
for you. Sold by McLain Brother, and
Alex. T. Young. D4w.
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MT An experiment vt cheap patent uiedt:
cine Is Browns Iron Bitters. Its prepared
by one Of the oldett and most reliable chetni.
cal firms, aud will do all that ID ella med for
H. peN
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sRILoH's Caiarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for CAtArrh. Diphtheria and Canker Mouth.
sOld by McLaIn Brothers, aud Alex. T.
Young. nav
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CEouP, WnooFIsG CouGK and Bronchitis
immedI ateIy relieved by shllOiI's Cnre. Sold
by McI.ain Brothers, aud Alex. 7. Young.
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TIE advantages Of baying John L. Sulli.
van play with base ball club have been
fully discussed. The impression Is that
the umpire would never decide against
such a man.-NeIp Orleans Picdyune,
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A SURE
RECIPE
For Fine Compilations.

positiyorelicfand immnni-
ty from cOmpIeXiOnal blcnl.
iSlles maybe found in llagan'S
Magnolia Balm. 4 delicate
and harmless article. Sold
by druggists everywhere.
1t imparts the most bril-.
liant and life.like tintS, and
tho closest scrutiny cannot
detect It's use. All unSightly
DiscOlOratiOns, EruptlOns,
Ring Marks under tho eyes,
Sali0wnesS, RedneSS. Rough
ness, and tho flush OF fatigue
and excitement aro at once
dispclled by the Magnolia
Balm.
It is tho one Incompatible
Cosmetic.
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FsvcrctlA and Sick Per.
ElN -

IHANEA vi AANNAAAAllAlAA NkAN
Y,,.IcI.Ln.r
EWUIcu ~ ','NH' vi
n, ISmes ..s.'v., an
~ - L.. S,,IIa, ,,i,h
ULW r gat'"S was
nAIu1. '"iu ,I.
,i.. II ,,,,,iGs,i
p l.A, Ss,. I IL
TOT Snrc AW"H' :"
r w, sais I..,,,,.-I
S, ,SI,.. JS''I ~,
f SI,,,si.In ptIsn''
Snat i'n -.
p SIm!imst, =, S'e -
Sam It!hi,nT ',, MI,
S9 NV nhlaoIp ~ -
., i9hS .eeutcu y ~ us
nhip fe " p, ,,.1.
To purify ihs !. n st,l.,i
CIeAiISc tue lry'h'
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AsSiOSEE's sale Of hats, caps, umbrellas,
canes, 30, at RObinSon'B old stand, No. 1901
Market street, every day until entire stock "a
closed ont
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CArAKRH cuKED, health and sweet breath
secured by ShilOh's CAtarrh Remedy. Price
30 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by Nc
Lain Brothers, and Alex. 7. Young. D4w.
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A NASAL injector free with OGeh bottle oil
shilOh's CA,arrh Remedy. Price 50 cents,
Sold by McLsin Rrotks's and AIexT Young
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Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
testify TO the most excellent qualities Of Pol.
Darby fropiiylIstis Fluid Asa d,.nIeetanl aud
drteIHtR, ii Is 10Th Theoretically and practically
superior to any preparation with which am &C.
gIAintsl.-S. T. LuToN, Prof Chemistry,
DArbys Fluid Il Recommended by
lion ALN&ASUEE II, StErIIRNA, Of Georgia;
Rev. CmAs. =. DETNs, DID,, Church u the
Stranger. n. Y:
Jos. I.HCuN1E, Columbia, Prof, University, sc,
Rev. A. J. BATTLE, Prof. Mercer UHIwnlty:
Rev. Gao, +, PlERcE. Bishop II, l.. Church.
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME.
perfretly harmless, Used internally VI
externally for Man ur beast.
The Fluid has been thoroughly tested. anil we
have abundant evidence that i has done everything
here claimed. For fuller Information get d your
DuTiI pamphlet OF send TO the prupTicIon,
j. II. ZEILIE & CO..
Manufacturing Chemist, PHILADELPHIA,
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uorIord's Acid Phosphate, a yaIuIb i.

Dr., @. {. olmsteAd, Milwaukee, Wis, sAyI:
~ have used II In my practice ten years, and
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Home Items.


can your own iGnlt
II yru remain u when You ran
Get hop bittetS than ncVer-FdH,
The weakest wurau, smallest child, aud sickCst
nvSlid can use hop bitten with EAfety aud Great
good.
old mca io,terInE around rom Fhrumati'rn,
kidney GrOutle or any weakness Will be almost new
by using hop bitten.
My wife and daughter were mGdo healthy BY
tho uGo NJ hop bitteis ard recommend them "
ny peoEle.-ApLhodist CieRymSn.
Ash Ruy gosd doctor II hop
DitthN ara not the teSt family medicine
On Garth.
-YRIsrial fcvef, IEue and BlloumeS, will
leave every neIshboihOCd aGEocn IA hop bitsiS A.
diyc.
"-xymolhpr dove tho rArsl SIS and nOnrHlg,a
al ont Of her system with hop LItiGn"-M' "
1920 Sun.
-Eeep tho kldreyh healthy with hop bItIcis and
you need not fear sickness.
lee water II ruderrh bGrr les and more n
'rcstipG and FuyivltE with hop bitiCm IN eacn
iFAughI,
-Tho yIv,r Of youth for tho aged and Iuarm In
hon hluep, lelgI.hS4S
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TnE genuine SARATOGA Hon Rock sPRIE0
WATER, for sale by ell druggists by the doEsn,
bstLls or gallon. Address all orders to the
High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Springs,
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1881
Jan, ISM. Fwitzcs to Piusburgh....--..,... s201
Feb. "a. NeCabe u InhrnAry. -....... 100
" 2!-MH. Elliott To Wes: Ale GAndcr..... ID
s:-N. n. johnson 70 GralIOn......-..... 500
=" Nv RIBBON 10 GrattDn...-":.".."". SS
MAI 9-IdA n. Ross 10 Cumhet! Ard.-.,,.... 6 50
" I'D. Ward wife and child 70 PItSoh ~
l2-l man, ? feTnAlesk 4childfen. do 63
i3-Ii CLARK to FAFkGISbnrE."..."........ Is
" 29-P Bell, wife aud chill 10 Dellaire "
I" el-ys Fet;y and 9chIldfen tORalrm,t 20
Apr. 10 to NISsi gt0n and by TO Inf. 40
May S-NIE. - 10 lnhImary By hack-....- "
June 6-MIE. Nelfh 70 Ll4vela and ."......-... 40
" 9-E.u johnson & wife food lOd'nH 200
i3-JaS. IAmengsr to Allegheny IT, 20,
" Nm, KIdwelI Il chld'n 10 PAtke1b'R llO0
F." " hthaEine MEer u EIttSouIRh... 90o
Stranger TO BelAlte....."......... ,lN
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Eradicatss
MALARIA.

AII Contagious Diseases. Persons waiting On
the Sick should use IL freely, Scarlet Fever has
never been known to spread where the Fluid GaS
u,ed yellow Fever has bcen cured with I utter
black. ynmit had taken place. The wont
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s,oCKS-ThC mAIEeI In the forenoon Was u ilHi
only heavy aud weak, with luull Hut Iua,lOnS up 10
I2S0O'c Ock, al which time prices were Ouly y "
tcF cent lower than the lowest pFiCci Of yeSeniAy
hut juN after " O'G.ocI T.ll IVES nEie CAu.ing
sharp decline In the gcntEal list. AbOutl O'ClsCk
the InitEet bcrAme hTmct aud prices advanced. IL
the mist hall VI tn last hour the maIket dcclin
x 10 percent the latte Northern Pacific prefer
Tvi 10 ~, CAna Il southern, Michigan Cenitll and
Rock Island each dcellIcdis per cent aud the re-
mGinder Of the list y to- per cent
Ia the lat half h uE The EAs recovery Of X 10
x per cont, the lAtteT SUT bern la4tlc pICieTIed
aud TO on the Ietl.lulet Of the l'Si. III the
hnHl dealt II tho market NAt Vt OngCf al rpc0V.
cry, llAvinE lhs dual range Of prices y 10 ~ per
cent lower than the best pfcsE ye'ttfdsy OH The
active list the latter Oregon & Trans " HIinentSl,
S1nB Of the gpe. iAllct Bh0s greater decline viz.
Manitoba ~, Lake Rhe l. Western " American
TELEGRAPH IL, Pullman PslAoe Car and Memphy 4
On iFltston per cent, The market closed aEmot.
TFAniAclioul JQ1, SIS Ahafta
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J. i. shirk and Logan & Co., agents at
Wheeling, and X. X. McConahey agent at
Bridgeport p4w.
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hkpIM 10.

Contingent .Sor ord n IEued ~ the comni1lSner
ubesinuInE June 1T, lSS2, and ending Nay ali1'
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SMALLPOX
and
FITTING Of Small
I'nx PREVENTED

n member OF my lam
ily was taken with
Small poE. ! ned the
Fluid the pliisni WaN
not dEliTiouS. was not
Ialtrd, and was about
The house again Ia three
weeks, and no olhen
had L. ). ". PARK.
IHON, PHILADELPHIA.
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PrrnRrRGH. July U.-PETHoLEux-fslrl active:
Uaited Ger iicAtes weak, ctsei al q ia; Tehned
.ion WIS active bit weaker Orcn d NJ q TX. de.
clint and closed atil NJ. Salt' llisOO0 bAEEe!A
InVsHLLE, July II -PE1RoLEuN--Op.ne al
81 IL highest q idi lOReAt q H. closed at 81 u.
Shipments I6,Tl6 barely cLAnen 10 Us barrels
RUS "a 100 baTclG
CIScISsATI. July li.-I.Tc hOgS quiet common
and light 81 sos Is; packing and butchers Is Goa
So
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-----s--ssss-s-sssss ss--ss-s7ss7s7s'
DARBYS
PROP H YLACTIC
FLUID.
A lnuHehold Article for UnlyefSal
A Household Article for Universal
Family Use,

For Scarlet and
Typhoid FsVerA,
DlplltlIerla, sail.
walton, liberated
SorOThrOat, Small
POx, Measles, and
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rlNANcIAL avn conMEncIAL.


INV YakK. July ii.-Honey easy al 2acIS pet cent.
cloiing Of per cent Frime Mercantile paper Il
SX "a nont etefllng FyCaGs2e bankers biilI weak
At Il AZ demand q so
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J. Crawford, Chairman Of tho Committee on Poor
HOUSE aud Fam, reports having paid for r. MS
porIailon Tickets III aiding the rOor as follows
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MEDICAL.

Respectfully submIItHlGy s,..,
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mast LINEKTY, jay i-C4ltlc-aectIpiS $50
head. vAiEat ir; milne o TO o.; tslE to good
$50 fa6S. common q 7SINlb. Hur-RsceIpla I6O
lead. Ma ket very dull and nothing doing
shetp-RSceIpts 400 he d. AHTIst fair; pine
Al 8 Uoa5 rs lair u good q 2iII 7S common q %
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Gire 6ttelligelteer.
and an;i "a ' PsaTteeHih street.
KASAwnA

LUFg UlWHs
lat othsts sing Of the grand Old Rhine.
III the ALLY lNul VI tbs beautiful vine,
Or chant Of TALKS sunny uuCAIn.,
Of which every poet and painter dfehmi;
No river, for me, Aucn c1HTt1 can wear
a. the hppiIbg HBn IWhA with il valley ~ tAif!
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w.nsTEK DISTRICT.

,,o,ss FOOT by the cOTEisicnet :. 81
ctr l,gTI, ~ ~ tI uf!uE the yeG Guiding NAY 81
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Loafng.

Does the young man who persists in
being loafcr ever reflect how much less
it would cost TO be decent, respectable
man :? Does he imagine that loaferism is
more economical than gentility? Any
body can be geptleman, il he chooses
TO be, without much cost but il is
mighty expensive being loafer. IL
costs time in the first place days. weeks
aud months Of IL; in fact, about all the
time he has, for no man can be a first
class oafer without devoting his whole
time to il. The occupation well fol-
lowed, hardly affords time for eating,
sleeping, dri--, we had almost said
drinking, but on rejecting we will ex-
cept that. The loafer finds time to drink
whenever invited, at the cost Of friends.
Once fully embarked on the sea OF loaf
erdom, and you bid farewell to every
sail that sails under an honest and leg
itimato flag. Your consorts will be the
buccaneers Of society. IL costs money.
for, though the loafer may not earn n
cent or have one for months, the time
lost might have procured him much
money, IL devoted to industry instead OF
sloth. 1t costs health, vigor, comfort.
all the true pleasures Of living. honor.
dignity, solf-respect, and the respect Of
the world when living, and, finally, al
right Of consideration when dead. Be
q gentleman, then it is far cheaper.
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Travelling on the mixed Train.

On some Of the Western roads they
attach passenger car to freight train,
and call it Mixed" 1t isn't in the
order of things that such trains should
move very rapidly, and sometimes there
is considerable growing among the
"traffic."
"Arc we most there, conductor I asked
nervous man, for the hundreth time.
Remember my wife is sick. and Pm
anxious"
"We will get there on time," replied
the conductor.
Half an hour later the nervous man
approached him again.
III guess she is dead now" said he.
mournfully. "but I'd give you little
extra if you could manage to catch up
with the funeral Maybe she won't be
so decomposed but what | could recog-
nize her"
The conductor growled at him, and
the man subsidized.
"Conductof," said he, after an hours
silence Conductor IL the wind isn't
ucuu unohui "i5u Jou "ouu pun ""
some steam. I'd like to see where my
wife is buried before the tombstone
crumbles to pieces Put yourself in
my place for u moment"
The conductor shook him of, aud the
man relapscd into profound melancholy.
II say conductor" said he after
long pause, eve got note coming due
in three months. Can't you fix it so as
to rattle along little ?"
"1f you come near mo I'll knock
you down" snorted the conductor saw
agely.
The nervous man regarded him sadly.
went to his seat. Two hours later the
conductor saw him chatting gayly and
laughing heartily with brother victim,
aud approaching him said--
Don't feel 50 badly about your wife's
death p
Time heals oil wounds" sighed the
nervous man
"And you are not 50 particular about
the note 2" snecred the conductor.
"Not now. That's all right. Don't
worry. I've been figuring up. and |
find that the note has outlawed since |
spoke to you lasfv'
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Women Doctors.

why" said Miss Chapman, Of Pits
burg, eve don't differ from the sterner
members Of our profession in our meth
dds Of practice. We just prescribe for
people and cure them as they do" with
a significant nod toward a passing pro-
cession, following the result Of some
brothers practice. II have been here
over eight years and consider myself sue
cessful The gentlemen Of tho profess
sion could not be more courteous to their
own sisters. lam n member Of the An
atomical Society Of this city, as well o.
of the County and State Medical Soci-
cites. | have held elective positions 10
all Of them, which ~, think, an indi-
cation Of pretty fair treatment. for
woman, at least. tW
II had hard time getting n start,
perhaps not harder than the ordinary
beginners in this and other professions.
but il was discoaraging. College and
the dissecting room are the worst tea
lures to be encountered The hrst four
nights was 10 tho dissecting room I
cried. The gentlemen laughed so much
at our timidity Then heard one Of
them remark how becoming tears were
to the profession, and | left them Of.
Ladies' are not treated well in many in
stitutons whose character compel their
admission. The faculty take that course to
discourage their attendance, since many
gentlemen will not attend what they cali
u feminine institution.
ANY lady with good education
and a mature mind, above feathers and
lace, can succeed in the profession ia
this city if sho pcrsevers. prescribe
sometimes for gentlemen, but my prac-
ticc is largely among the ladies' and
children. Half of my practice is among
poor people who cannot pay. Many ply
sicians send patients to me whom they
cannot treat from the fact that proper
diagnosis of the disease cannot be OBJ
tanned. Women eau understand women,
and ID often does patient more good to
talk to her of spring bonnets and wraps
than is effected by the medicine"
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BRIARLEY HALL,

TINE next session Of Brishey Hall will
commence on the 18th OF September,
1898 The services OF full corps OF ell
cieni teachers have been secured. Address
Mrs. N. n. PORTER, Prin.,
Briarley Hall, near Poolesville,
aug l0.2m Montgomery CO., Nd.
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e uetital.
WHEN I AM DEAD.

When inm dead, let no vain pomp display
A suriiee sorrow DER my pulseess clay;
But all the dear old friends loved in life,
Can shed tear, console my child and wife
When INN dead, let strangers pass me by,
Nor aska reason for the how or why,
That brought my wandering life to praise or
shame,
Or marked me for the fading flowers of fame.
When Tam dead the vile assassin tongue
VIII try to Danish all the lies It flung,
And make amends for all It's cruel words,
And say that | was bright as forest birds.
When Lam dead, some sage for self-renown,
May urn my ashes in his native town,
And gisegwhen | am cold. and lost and dead
A marble slab, where once needed bread.
When | am dead, what matters to the crowd 7
The world will rattle on as long and loud
And each one in the game of life shall pod
The field to glory and the way to God.
John 4. .J0gce.
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Attention, Buyers

WE invite an inspection Of our large and
wv well selected stock Of Goods which we
have determined to sell at rs low prices as
they can be bought for elsewhere.
We have just received large line OF Laces,
Rmbroideries and Hamburg Edges from New
York, which will be sold at popular prices.
We call especial attention to our beautiful!
assortment Of PRINTS.
WALKER BOOTS are the best boots Ia
America. We have sold them for eight years.
They wear well and give satisfaction
We aim 10 keep and sell nothing but the
best makes Of Gents, Ladies', Misses and
Children's Shoes. We believe that we sue
coed. We keep Ladies' Gossamers.
s. d. HIGGINS x son,
sep 30 Rockville, Md.