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A VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Greatest Curative SUCCESS Of ihs Age

No meaioire introduced 10 the public has ever mel
with Che accorded TO Hop Bltters. ltstands
to-day The best krown curative article IN the world
Its marvellous renown is not due 10 the advertising
1t has received Its famous BY reason Of lis inher
ent virtues. Il does all that Is claimed for H. II is
the most powerful speedy and effective agent known
foi the building up Of dsbilitatcd systems and gen.
eJAl family medicine
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PlNtg-f AI4MINE.

Iaa iiay feFer victims are ali oil BY this
ttine--52eept these wi.o hsve h9ngat Pino
i,aiNlis8 Ataftre=ass and Pillows These last arc
laughing at the former; and tiey vi laugh
lssgdsr ID Tie faii, wheu taa iagitiges retarn.
tigea to daabA aHd and 0mpiy u pufse. lIis
opes Z ille cit41cs to lecture On tegn9fuB but
what's the use3 Seasibe people AnoW just -
weil whom thef pockets are touched AZ wien
ther bodies a1e racEed, ana tliey arn't going
u sess d fau il nonsenss viii elil4er II they can
help IT, They c1n help it. At Least
IFiss ii Carpenter, 0f Providence r. u, did for
rs says. wOudn take one balidFed times the eose
OF ~ Rino Paimige mattrsgs and b. put bsek 70
where vas when beg4' TO uas IT,
r Carpenter Hilk dliars aud cents Ike
3ugil e3a mon. So 9oe3 Franklin s. Niles Of
Rhdaaelphia iie SAYS
Altar fourteen months use wouldn't be with
out ny ef9F Ftlaine matlress i0f large money
censiaorGtion"
hen thero's q I.dy q ssonebam Mass. zfFs.
s. lathrop, Who knows SONS ihipg a5ynt it. for
she sags.
~ would not part gi.A lay fln. Paluiihe mattress
Tor is weight in gold"
l5ow when people tsls sterling talk ike tla',
there must be something worth While back Of 1T.
Trey mean it, AIad THAT'S just tho way With
fbio PglInb Q all fh5 time. 70 bas revolution
izad the bed4iHg iaea. People Who used 70
stale animal beds ana W9ndef why the} never
looted into ibe matter so3ief.
j. *. E0g u g0., Gc1'I As'ls for Maine.
3sgf-2 Ceasseaa srect. poTilurd q, Nc.
Jun S&@iw27
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TRAVEL no EuROPE!

TRAVEL To EUROPE!
Estimates OF Cost for Tours 10 any pnrt of
Europe and the Orient.
Reliable information eheerfully impaired and
TICKETS ISSUED. Full particulars in monthly
Irarei with maps sent free. Address AMERICAN
EXCHANGE TRAVELLERS BUREAU. 1862 Broad
way, New York &. A. BAIsATT0NE, Manager
mar24 eod3ms
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fota&d0 is seIy issueb Ike ,aa qa faa-
NJ sLs ssrltss ae~ tewn e tmss eq
se big~ All sitsn d,AoIast8a Ealiass
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IL ~ ssss " siaitsr.ssd srtc,e.sk 3ooa it
hs Sis.~sss Q uss toe coesrss. Yeaa P0waer
whi.h a1~slui.iy pure
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YFHFrn s,rAR IINr

,xl- 2. =. su1 Royal Mail steamers
-.edfl3A-FefN % Liverpool Via Queenstown.
MlthFNhE Rates reduced for Fall and Win
AlAFifasesAS ter. Thezs steamers take the ex
nssEt2ara11lFse~as IRENE sOutherly routes avoiding
an dangers from ieebergs. Cabin $50 and $50; ~,
cnrslon = 10 and ~ ~; Steerage at low rates The
saiiings are Gs follows:
Germanic. ...JaH. 20 Baltic . ~ Fab I
Republic Jan. 20 Britannia e. =. Feb 10
For sailing lets, cabin plans passage rates and
drafts. apply 70 =. T.. FAgMEIs, 70 Exchange St.
dei9 div
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A first class cook nj 1S3 High Street Reference
~ required Call between seven and eight o'clk
in the eyeniag. jui-dtf
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The favorise sss2nsFs Forest City and John
Brooks win alternately leave RANKIN WHARF,
Portland. at o'clock D. N. and INDIA WHARF
Boston. At o'cloek y. N. Sundays excepted
Passengers BY this line are reminded that they Sc
cure comfortable nights rest and avoid the ex-
pense and ineoavenienee Of arriving in Boston late
at night.
ESHckets and statorooms for sale at D. H
1OUNG'S, 272 Middle Street.
Through Tickets to New fork, via the various
Rail and Sound Lines for sale.
Freight taken Is usual.
). E. C0KLE. Sr., General Agent.
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Ars ~'sh 80 language Dat etg
IN. sAns sss is rAa, AID kuew no oeetsr
se.e % sfy sssil eatsiex. or uAsit somebody
sroeRhf bic ss1stkius to relieve rs suffering
H~~FAs@y ~Ao bss h@ care OF ,rnal cld
sAso.s ,ras@ess ihAs tne lille fe.lor 4ils
ard svpes go svsv more severe to hla fhsa
soryssocss'rs Fsas souia b. 20 i 6g Rsaa.
Ar.irs or 'hi., it 5 vis- Il ~ay1 TO hsge PEaBY
DAvn'. Para KHLse on hard
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Wanted.
For two ladies, child one year old and
Q nurse. gOOd accommodations with
board in private family, Tor House
where very few b0ariers are takenl in
the neighb0rhe0d OF Portland near the
sFa, and easy 0faccess. Address at once
with full particulars as 60 locality, adj
Yantages and terms Nc. Box 926.
10nlldlw Montreal, canada.
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Geora's physician ~ho Bas woa = great
spasst'cn Tor qaick carss. aas vers simple
s<ssssy for mest disease He sts . p4lsei
rs ssysss % coming 10 fowE III f9ae ses
syd tfs SEX msa is esuAralis .bis Is - ea+ :5
tk,tfime
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~sYld son possess robuss leaa aad s7e D.
- % Sss su1 die rrspsef-i g3st sl6 usag
H5s ~sii e.ci, psg- q I'se sessae 0s LIE
ssrsr is-si ~ 4ss.,Aer a. .tf
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"Fasf g 'he wfrss i'5ag asaH ri
ssks3 sese1rr Their s.sci ssIe5 q
ooy, and ne wss is.r3e9i4sslg amafaea sf'zs.
The Portland daily press., 1883-06-16

Its marvellous renown is not due TO the advertising
1t has received tits femous BY reason Of lis inher
ent virtues It does all That Is claimed for II. II is.
the most powerful speedy and effective agent known
foi the building up OF debiltatcd systems aud gen.
eral family medicine,
WINSTON Forsythe Go N. e., March to 1880.
Gents ! desire TO express 30 yol my thanks for
yopr wonderful Hop Bitteis, Was troubled with
Dyspepsia tor i've years previous to commencing
the use OF your Hop Bitteis some six montha ago.
MY cure has been wonderful. ! am pastor Of the
First methodist Church Of this place, and my whole
eopEfegatie eau estity 70 The great virtue o your
XIV. IL Frnppnr.
Rochester, N. Y, March II, 1880.
Hop iitters Co;4-Piesse accept our grateful ae-
knoSledgemen for the Hop Bitiers You were 80
kind TO donate, and which were such benefit % us.
We are 50 built up with Il We feel young again.
ON LADIES on aiR iioMN OF pHE FMENnLFss.
Delevan, Wis Sept. n 1880.
tents LhAYe taken not quito one bottle Of the
Hop BitterS. l was feeble cid man Of 1S when
got II To-day am as active aud feel as well as 1
did &C 50. ste great many that iced such
moiieine y. koYeE,
You have sick friend whose life Is burden
one bottle Of Hop Btters Il restore that friend to
perfect health and happiness.
Bradford Pa, May g, 1881.
I'll has cured me Of several diseases such as naf-
yousness, sickness OF the stomach monthly troubles
NC ! have not seea sick day since ! took Hop
iiitters. Mis-. FANNY GREEN.
Evansville, Wis, June 23 1882.
Gentlemen;~-No mediclne has had one-half tho
sale here and given such universal laisfaction as
your Hop Bittars have. We take pleasure in speak
ing for their welfare as everyone who tries them i
well satisfied with their results Several such 70.
msrkahle cures have besn made with them here
that here are number Of earnest workers the
ilop Bitters cause. One person gained eleven
pounds from taking oaiy few hotties.
SAITH 4 InE.
BAY CITY, Mich Feb 3 1890
HOP bttters Company think Il my duty 10 seiia
you recommend for the benefit OF any person
wishing & know whether Hop Bitters are g60d Or
not know they are god for general debility and
indigestion; strengthen the nervous system aud
make new life. recommend my patients 70 use
Them.
DIR. A. PLArr. Tfeater OF Chronic Dis ases.
superior, Wis, Jan. 1880.
heard ia my neighberhoqd that your Hop Bitters
was DO lg such great deal of good among the sick
and afflicted with most every kind of disease and al
had been troubled Tor fifteen years with nenragia
and al kinds of yhs tgdtjc cenpldiafs aud kidney
trouble. to one bottle according 10 directions
Il az once did me great deal of good and / used
toar bottles more. am an o q man but am nov
as We'll as can wish. There sew or eight Fam
HES "a oas place using Hop BitteSs FOR their family
medicine, and ere Vel satisfied with II they viii
use no other One lady here has been bedridden for
Years. l. we'll and doing her work from the use of
lhfee bottles. LEONARD WIIFBEcK.
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ZOE Sal q /.

III ESTRAD BILE residence at Pari Bin, oxford
~ County, Maine. House OF twelve rooms all
modern improvements thoroughly fini he'd, heat
ed by furnace, fnl view ~ White mountains and
surroundlns country Shire town. excellent church
aud school privileges Enquire Of MRS. T. NJ.
MARBLE, pa Congress street, Portland j. S.
WRIGHT ESQ, Paris Hill. may2sdtf
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Boston & Maine Railroad
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, June I8, 1883,
FAssENssEtEk Ek IRA Ans Wkf.A LEAVE
PORTLAND for E0sPUR
lat 5.15, 45 a. ~, 1856 and 6 80
c.s-s. s.s sssp. M, arriving at Boston al 1045,
BOsTOa E0as ss0sT1Asp az ID al tY,9S SO Z. m n
II. 80, 3.3p, aud ZOO p m, arriving at Portland
q 265, 900, sI5 and | 90 2. n. EsOs1 ON
80 a. m, 1890. $50 and TOO ., M 0ED
ORCHARD sEAGE FOE ss0sTON At
go, -. 9l5 a. m, e, $50 and e.54 p. N.
nEAUH, AND PsN1 POTsi', ,ss as s.i5s1S. !. I5s-iS
lo;25 -. 2 NJ i2-3S 5l6. e,oo.and S.I5 p r0Es
1925 a. m. l235, 1855. 8. Is, 600. $50 and
o.l5 p. m Returning leage OEsss OEsGHA Eg -
~ q ssa rs % a AZ M ~ 40 @ -
SAGE. at 6 I5, a.45, 1925 a. m.. 1876. 1855.
5.ls, 600, $50 and s.I5. p o. FOR EsD,
DEeeRD q e15, s.45, 1926 .. M, 1885,
1855, 5.l5. 600 and s 15s p. M FOR KEN,
NEsBUNIk at G.l5, 3 45 a. M, 1855, BIB and
s.l5s p.m aOR WELLS 1t 6.l5, s.4b =. n
GssE AZ EAGEs. ARD DOFEkx, at G.l5,
5.43a.m.,l IL 90 5.i5 and 6.3Opm- FOR SALMON
p. FOR ExETEES, mAyERMnT,T..
EsAtskk&EGE, AND LOWELL az 6.I5
s.4s = e e z e, ;;; 12;66 z, and $50 E0 EEw
t<0GHSEAHH HR. EAzENENGg0N. n. e.
ALEON EsAF, WOEEBOROUGH AND
p. nj. E0R gEANGEs EHT q Ri AND CON.
CORD n. H., via New Market Jct.j at & rs
2. ! M a. va ss ! Lagreneel q 80 a. M as9kSN
EssR F0fzt LAND at 7.z5.
Beach
Passengers may also reach these points by taking
the I255 y. train from Portland ana stoppsg n
Old Orchard Beach until $50 p. N.
sB-The 1855 p. M train from Portland con-
nects with sVoud k4sHe ssteursfs for New
York and ali Kali Lines for The West and the d 90
p. m. train With All Exaii Efnes for New Work
aud the South and West
RnrtoE Caef all through trains Seats
secured in advance At Depot Ticket Ofice
SUNDAY TRAINS.
PORTLAND FOR BOSTON and WAY
STATION 81 90 and 5.30 p, M. H0sTON
EOkk s4w ksTAsAND st $40 a. m. and 600
p. m PORTLAND FOEz OLD org.
GEAARD B BEAt "a at 1000 a. m ana / co
$50 aud $50 p. OLD OEgGMARn ROss
PORTLAND 1922, 2.45, 7.30 and 9s49. pm
Portland for Biddeiord al ] o 90 a. M, 90 and
23g ?, n. Bideeford for Portland at 1896 2.30
III ard 9.35 p, m.
Trains on Boston q 3faiae read connect With an
steamers running between Portland and Bangor
It9ekiaud, vi. Desert Machias, Fastp0rt Calais
So John and Halifax Also connect with Grand
Trunk trains At Grand Trunk Station and Maine
eentra and Portland 8 ugdeabnrg trains at Trans
fer station
All trains atop 81 Exeter tsn minutes scr refresh
neAts. First class Dining Rooms at Psrtland
transfer station, Exeter, l.aarence and Hoston
THROUGH TICKETS TO all points West ana
Sonta mSy be lad Of IN. l. " iltEauass. Ticket
sgsnt, Boston 4 Maine Depot and ~ s5s,ieu
Ticket Oiisces 10 Exchange ST.
j. I. FURREIi, Gen. supt.
5. u. STEVENS, Gen Agent. Portland.
apo
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A FIRSTCgsASS Drug Clerk for the summer
"A months. Apply to q. II. GUPpY y co.
Corner Congress s Prebe Streets,
ldtt Portland, Maine.
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wNs


4 AIDES and young men ia the city or country to
~ take light work SC their homes anv one can
do IL; work sent by mail good salay, distance no
objection, no canyassing. Address with stamp,
BURT y EMM0NS, Box a1TS, Boston, Mass.
iuel3 dlws
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-20
PgRsOs4L
News and Gossip In reference to Various

News and Gossip In reference 20 yarious
People.
U. 8. Marshal Atkinson Is at Nashville,
Tenn.
the Mcclure.
Gov. Jackson is spending a few days at
Paiksfsburg.
Dr.. John Z. Smith returned last evening
from his Eastern "Trip, looking remarkably
r. v. Ankle, during Chief Cummings ab.
sence in New Orleans, will perform the
duti,s OF Chief Marshal.
Messrs. 8. Chamberlain, Samuel Mather, E.
R. Perkins and Oscar Townsend, all OF
Cleveland, are in the city.
Miss Mary Williams, Of Wheeling, who has
been visiting Mrs. John johnson, Sixth ward,
left for home to-day. SeibenpiAc Gazette.
Deputy Marshal Ramp will leave on Mon
day for Clarksburs, to close up the business
| oil The late term OF the United States Court
there.
Ms Henry NJ. Harper and children re-
turned last evening from Washington, D. O.,
where they have been visiting for the past
three weeks.
Chief Marshal Dnnning, OF the Fire De
partment, left last evening on the Baltimore
l. Ohio road for New Orleans, to attend the
annual session Of the National Firemen's
Association, composed Of Chiefs from all over
the Union.
The Board Of Bishops Of the NJ. E. Church
has voted to transfer the Raw. E. w. Ryan, OF
tina West Virginia Conference, to the Detroit
Conference, and assigned him to the Tab
ernacle NJ. e. Church OF this city. Nj. Ryan
Is highly spoken Of by Bishop Harris. he
may ats1me the duties OF his new charge
next sunday.-Detroit Post aud Tribune.
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RiyEs sgws.
Miscellaneous Notes FROM the Leve,
T~eiegrRphic SepOrts.

Miscellaneous Notes FROM the Leye.,
Geographic Heports.
The Frank Stein arrived from below al
noon. The Little Anna left 81 4 z. N. FOL
C%larirgton:4
The river remained stationary yesterday,
the depth in tho channel being 9 feet 10
inches. Business was dull.
Dr.. j. Is. Crom!ey, the medicine surgeon al
Gallipolis, was recently married to Ms:
Lucy, daugetsr OF Cdptain Fred. Ford, Of
Gallipolis.
The new steamer Alabama, that has been
built at Pittsburgh, is about completed and
will be ready TO leave for her Destination,
Mobile, as soon as there is water.
The following boats are laid up at the foo
OF BlennerhsSsatt's Island: Diamond, Enter
prise. Horner. Dan ksin aud Harry Brown.
The Josh Cook is,at the foot OF Burlington.
The Elaine left at noon for Parketsbnrg in
place OF the Diurnai, with as much OF y
load as she could carry. The DiurnHl will
remain Idle until the o water see N is over
OH CRY, October 19.-River 8 inches and
stationary; weather cloudy and mild.
GREENSBORO, Pa, October 19.-River II fee,
5 inches aud falling; weather cloudy.
CAIRO, October 10. River 10 feet / inch
and rising; weather cloudy; thermometer 65o,
PITTSBURGH, Pa, October lS.-Riyar {
inches and falling; weather warmer and rainy,
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, October 19.-Riyer 4 feet
and stationary; weather cloudy; thsrmome
Ter zee.
RlcE's LANDING, Pa, October l9.-River {
feet 10 inches and stationary weather cloudy
thermometer 74e,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-20
SERVICES.
who VIII Preach In the Different
Churches T0-MorroW.

who VIII Preach IN the Different
Churches To-Morrow.
Itsrnational Sunday School Lesson: I Sam
uel, s. lilo. Subject: "Asking! for atRtnE.'
Episcopal service will be held in the @, A
r. Hall, Martina Ferry, at 3r: ". to'rnor
row, by Rev. Mr.. Walker, OF Bellaire.
Rev. Cornelius Asbury will preach at Wsy
man Chapel, A. NJ. E. Church, tomorrow
Services al II o'clock A. ". and 1880 ]. NJ.
Regular church services will be held at thl
Disciples Church. Preaching OF 1880 o'elocl
Ia. n. and Z P. ~, by the pastor, Rev. E. j
Hart.
There will be services tomorrow In tn
Flint English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Raw. Z. d. Dornblaser, pastor, at 1880 o'clocl
Ia. N. and at Z =. N. Sunday School 2:16 2. N
The pastor OF North Street Church will con
School, W. A. Wilson, Superintendent
at 3 O'Clock ? N. Lyeeum, Monday at I 2. N
Rev. q W. Ryan, late Presiding Elder 0
this district, will preach Of the First Baptis
Church tomorrow at 1880 O'Clock a. N. aat
are welcome. Seats irOo.
At the Zane Street NJ. Z. Church there viii
be preaching by Rev. Mr.. Fitzpatrick to.mor
row At10:30o o'clock A. N. and az 2. Y. Morn
ing thems: "The Time Of Rejoicing" Even
I'M: "Hls Judgment aud His Ways" Bun
day School at 2 P. NJ.
Al Thomson NJ. Il. Church, on the Island
tomorrow, there will be prea,hing at 1913
O'Clock A II. by Rev. +. 8 DeHaaS, and at 7 P
N. by Rev. Nj. Grifitts, the new Presiding
Elder Of the New River district. Sunday
School meets ct 2 o'clock !. No :
AT Fourth Street NJ. d. church, preaching
tomorrow at l6a0A. n: and ~. n. BY thu
pastor, Rev. Jos y Smith, D. p Sunday
school st2P. y. Young peoples meeting
at 1880 j. N. Tho young peoples meeting
Will have q lecture by Dr.. Payne, THURSDAY
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STATE AND VTCINITY.
.DoINas q VIZ NaoNlANs,
lad Som. Of Th,lr Near N.lslbon-rAe oaeia
yots ia Belmont cOantI-sas well Notes
frOn NslI.burs-yariOu. Matters Of
Timely Interest from BellaIrt.

Thomas Il. Barnes, OF Marion county, has
presented the Hder With q potato weighing
tWoTpounds and i've ounces, Something Of
q tuber that,
Hon. ]. MArsh. HAgans, OF Morgantown,
recently entertained the officers OF the Cir
cult Court and several members OF the Mon
ongalia county bar at breakfast. Its report
ed as q very pleasant affair.
&c. Corder and Olive o'Neal, OF Barbour
county, gathered up their portable belonging
receatly and departed for parts unknown.
Corder left behind him 4 number Of unpaid
bll's, He was not married to the woman.
Ashby Coley, q twelve year old lad. of Par
kersburg, while out nutting with u number
Of other boys fell from a limb, striking or
his head, causing conclusion OF the brain,
which resulted In death soon after.
Senator Kenna and Congressman Eustace
Gibson wereamong the vice Presidents elected
at the Confederate soldiers reunion at Alder
son on the 9th inst. The next Meeting viii
be held ct the same place on the Fourth o.
July.
Alma Jackson, of Monroe county, o., In
dlcted at the April term Of court for murder
In the second degree, was brought into court
"Wednesday and withdrew her plea OF mo;
guilty. 10 the indictment, aud entered a piles
Of guilty OF granddaughter. On Thursday
morning the prisoner was brought into courl
and Judge Kelley sentenced her 10 q term o
ten y,a. In the Penitentiary. II will be re
membsred that she killed her illegitimatl
offspring.
The summaries OF tue official vote cast Ii
Belmont county on the oh inst are as fol
lowe. The Republican candidate Is givet
As: Goyernor-Fo-aker, 6,532; Hoadly. 8,
426. Lieutenant Governor-Ross, 6.557; War
wick, SAT-. State senator-Hogue, 6,6l4
schreibsr, 5,i67. Repressntative-Hilles, 8.
655; Howard, $50. Cierk-Dauford. 8 4G5
Gosh. $3.50. Authorization, $3.50; Bar
rett, 5,755. Treasurer-Hoge, 1881; Feeley
6.055. Recorder-Hobbs, $500; Mitchell, s,
39i Commits ,ioner-Cope, 6,7S4; Patterson
5.241. Inirmary Director-Bailey, 5,5S3
White, s 400 Constitutional Amendments
Judio'a-Y,s, 2629; No SOIL Regulation
aud T~axation-YCs, lab; M. 7,4gs. Prohi
bltion-Yes, 6.l64i No, S.7S5. To'al volt
1l,07s.
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One OF the most instructive OF The series Of
meetings which are held blythe public school
afternoon in Union SCHOOL. The A and L
teachers were entertained by the teaeherl
and pupils OF tho same diyisionsin tie Union
school. The regular school work, as laid
down in the course OF study authorized BY
the Board OF Education, was illustrated In
this following programme: Singing, Mis-
Lizzie Downs, Division A, Grade ]; Genera
exercises, Miss May Britt, Division A, Grades
Reading, Miss Amy Chapline, Division d
Grade 2; Geography, Miss n. Ellinghemr
Division B, Grade ]: Lessons In English,
Miss George Fender, Division A, Grade !
These meetings are doing much towards
securing that uniformity In the school DE-
sired BY the Board. The next n Will b.
bpld In Centre school.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-20
TnE SEASON.
Note. Of In.ere.. g nussss- Here.

shouts.
the fAll session. mas arrived and the noun
tan sides will soon begin To assume their
golden bues. The woods are reported as be.
iug unusually fullof game, aud sporismen
are buty preparing their shooting apparatus
and anticipating the rare sport they will
have. Under the game laws OF this State, 4
synopsis OF which the IETEILIGgScER recently
published, nearly every kind OF game can be
lawfully slot 1n connection vita this the
Pan Handle Netrs makes several good suggest.
ions, which are as follows: at would
be we'll for those fond Of hunting
10 remember that the law of this
State makes 1t an oifsnse to kill
turkey buzzIr ds, robins, blus birds, and a
host Of Others. The penalty In each case is a
tiue OF from IS 70 $50, or imprisonment to'
twenty days, or both. The buEzird Is the
great sovereign CT the woods, and does yoe'
map saryicel u removing all carrion ana Of
tensiye, distale.hreadlng animal matter. II
Is fine sport 10 orack at broad pinioned buzz
gard; butteis against the law. The protec-
ZION Is afforded The other birds mentioned on
account Of their efficiency in destroying
worms flies, slugs, bugs and other insects In.
furious 70 trees and plants. The farmer can
appreciate this. Hawks and other birds OF
prey, the dead y enemy OF the barn yard,
may be destroyed ut pleasure. A heavy
penalty Is also attached TO hunting game
birds with q snare, or by means Of a push
boat, or with . pivot or swivel gun, or by the
use OF decoys.n
The Randolph EaterpriSe publishes the fol-
lowing ''bas" story: "Mr. Cyrus Wamsley,
living near H%uttonsyille, one day last week
shot and wounded q large bear with q shot.
gun, which brought II down from the top oil
the tree 10 which the DOGS had bAyed II,
Mr.. Wamsley then attacked It with hi'
pocket knife aid succeeded In killing 1t,
locality, and II they tau DO butcherad With
pocket knife, there Ii no danger OF q meal
famine In this county,
The Cumberland NetrS has the following
about sportsmen from that city in West Viz
ginia wilds: "P. ]. Smith, ]. NJ Resley ant
]. O. Bra1y left last Monday for q week.
hunting near Petersburg, West Virginia. Or
| Wednesday they senthome fifty birds, chiefly
partridges, though there were some woodcocG
and canvas back ducks In the lot. Mr.. L. n
aud W.. II. Shepherd left here On Tuesday
for q huut near Harkville, West Virginia, q
miles from Cumberland. They hunted Wed
nesdSy and returned yesterday with d fine
three-pronged buck aud a large turkey al
trophies Of the chase"
For the heneft Of the lovers OF this sport
In this end Of the Slate who occasionally
venture over into P nusylvauia on huAting
expeditions, the following from the game
laws OF the State bs to the time game may be
sho Ii given. Ploysr, July Is 10 January i
squirrels, September | to January l; raoHits
November l 10 January /; ~partridges, oHto
Der 10 to January l; w0sdcock, July to Jan
nary l. SHARES, traps, torchlights etc., pro-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-20
Advice TO Mothers.

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1t It cures dysentary and disrrhoes, regu.
iates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
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tion, and gives tone and energy 70 the whole
for Children Teething Is pleasant to tbs
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