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LOVE Is BLIND.
Tho Romance ON sightlcsS Mans Court
ship-An Affecting Wedding.

Tho Romnuceor Off s,shtlcss Mans Court.
ship-An Affecting Wedding.
Louisville Courier ourna!. is .s
There was an affecting wedding service
at $40 Second street, Monday night. The
customary relations OF life were reversed.
Instead Of the bride leaning with timid
and trustlul grace on the arm Of her future
husband, the husband was leaning on The
brides arm, and as he turned his sjphtless
eyes on the fair, fresh face, he seemed to be
assuring himself that she would be his
helper and comforter in tho future as she
had been in the past. The man was 81
years OF age, and stone.blind; the girl was
IL, and lresh and plump and g~ood.Iookinp,
The room was filled with well.wishera 81
both. The girl seemed not to be aware Of
the sacrifice she was making in uniting
herself ior. life with a man SO much Older
than herself and SO terribly afflicted, She
was proud OF him, and with the character,
istic self.abnegation OF her sex thought
that she 1t was who was being honored.
It was a very pretty scene, and full Of {
ample pathes and romance that are moi
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MRDICAL
A GOOD %COMPARISON.

I. - HH.HIHt .l I...|J|
Tho Rev. William Roulatt,, a wcll.known
Methodist Clergyman, residing ut Naples,
draws tho following amusing, but npt com.
parlson between Dr.. c. 4eLans's rt~rmtnga
prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, and u ferret.
"a ferret when placed ut the en- trance Off
mt hole, enters the aperture, travels along
the passage, seizes upon the rat, extermin.
ntes his existence md draws tho animals
deflnct .carcass to tho light. And IN like
manner have l found DR.. O. .NtLaAs's rtrmi-
t,os to operate upon worms, those dreadful
anldanscrous tormentors OF children. This
remedy, like tho ferret, enters the aperture
OF the mouth, travels down tho gullet, hunts
round the stomach mud lays hold Of tho
worms, shakes tho life out Of tho reptiles,
sweeps cleun their den, and carries their
chrcasscs clear out Of tho system. This,
ut least, has been tho oftecto the verml.
fige upon my children"
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seen very often In this "age of sophists,

seen very often In this "age Of sophists,
economists and calCulatoru,"
The story that.led up 10 the marriage
would make a pleasant little tale; many a
worse u has been bound In cloth and
given a pretcntious title.
Several years ago W. O. johnson left Ills
helne In one Of the Eastern States and went
out West 10 make bis fortune. He wa full
Of energy, push and ambition. He won't 10
herding, and by bis ability and good busl.
ness qualities o the respect and conf.
dence OF his employers. lie was soon
placed In charge Of the other herders, or
cowboys, as they are, called, and was In a
lair way to make his fortune, when q terri.
bic and almost irreparable calamity beiell
him. Some powder which he WA prepar.
INK fora blast prematurely exploded. He
was knocked eenseless, and was badly
burned about the face. When he recovered
no was blind for life. He was not dis.
courased,. however, and bravely set out to
win q living In another way. lie came to
this city and became one Of the workmen
at the Kentucky mandatory for the Blind,
on Filth street. He learned his business
rapidly and was promoted. He Is now
foreman OF the works. 5T5
While he WAS struggling along learning
his trade and overcoming obstacles that
would have discouraged any ordinary man,
be met Miaa Lizzie Newman. She pitied
the poor, patient worker; and then 1t was
the old story. Pity deepsned into interest,
interest into sympathy, and'sympathy into
love. johnson, too, began to depend on
bis patient, sympathetic little friend, md
without ever seeing her face he fell in love
with her. Tho elimination OF the court.
ship came Monday night, when hand in
hand, she in her simple wedding dress, and
he looking earnestly In her lace and seek.
Ing to discover the features OF his wife, they
we're united for life. There Was no we'd.
ding ball and no fine party. There was 10
bridal trip 10 the lakes ind no costume
from Worth's but 1t Is doubtful If ever a
more loving couple stood before priest or
preacher, G
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Society Stationery.

Chicago Tribune. -W"
"A correspondent signing himself "Six
Years in the Black Hills" writes to ask the
latest form Of a reply OF regrets to a party
invitation, and wants to know whether the
regret should bs addressed to all the parties
whose uames appear on tho invitation. A
Tribune reporter submitted theee questione
to d we'll known society stationer yesterday
afternoon, and he said:
"Regreis are sent on q small sheet oil
paper. The be~vel.edged cards are not used
ut all now, the paper is being substituted.
Everything ia being made as plain as posi-.
BILE in the way Of society stationery"
"Are not the folded cards used by
some?"
mo, cards are not used at all. And the
regret should be addressed 10 tho party
who Issues the invitation. 1t would b.
absurd to address it to all Of the parties
Anything new in fashionable station.
ery|
Nothing particularly new. Ihave Just
ordered my fall stock for weddings, etc,
and I have a medium-weight paper in
everything. Cards and heavy paper will
not be used, and wedding invitations will
be engraved or printed in a plain English
script on this medium weight paper"
"How about visiting cards?
"For men, they will be small, light, and
plain. The cards for women will be larger,
as they contain the house number and tbs
usual receiving days. This plain style ia
much the neatest, and gaudy monograma
are not used at all. Tho medium.weight
paper sayes a good deal Of postage. That
may be q practical way Of looking at it, but
| tell you it's quite an item when many
invitations are sent by mail" :
"Will the announcement wedding.cards
DO used?"
30 yes, and they will be quite popular.
You see,they enable parties to remember all
their friends without inviting them all to
attend the ceremony. No n need feel
slighted, you see"
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Can any one bring us a case of Kidney OF
Liver Complaint that Electric Bittera will not
speedily curt? We BAY they can not, as
thousands Of cases already permanently
cured and who are daily recommending
Electric Bitters, will provo. Brights Disease,
Diabetes, Weak Back, or any urinary com.
plant quickly cured. They purify the blood,
regula,e the bowels, and act directly on the
diseased parts. Every botile guaranteed. For
sale ut 900 a bottle by Logan l. Co. MwrAw
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"HAcKAErAcK," 8 lasting and fragrant per
fume. Price 25 and so cents,
SHILoH's CURE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, .Whooping Cough and Bronchitis.
For DYsPErsA and Liver Complaint, Won
have a printed guarantee on every bottle OF
shiloh's Vitalizer. It never fails 10 cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle oil
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents.
For sale by McLain Bros. and A, T, Young.
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THE constantly tired.ou,n feelings 40 often
experienced Is the rsaalt OF Impoverished
blood, and consequent enieeblcd vitality.
Ayers ssrsaparilla teeds and, enriches the
blood, increases the appetite, and promotes
digestion Of the food, and the assimilation oil
Its strengthening qualities. The system be.
Ing thus invigoraled, the feeling rapidly
changes 70 q grateful sense Of strength and
energy. nav !.
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EMINENT DR.. ]. J. Caldwell, Baltimore,
Nd, states: u hsye used Colden's LIQUID
Beef Tonic largely In Debility, Febrils and
Nervous DISEASES, and l have found 1t one
OF the most reliable OF nutrient tonics in usg
or to be found in pharmacy" (raks no 9th.
cry OF drugCistB. Agrsw
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A Lawy er's Opinion or Ip,ero,t 10 Al,

A Lawyers Opinion OF Interest 10 All,
-. A.. Tawney, Etc., leading attorney Of
Winons, Minr., writes: AFTER using 1t fol
more than three years, l take great pleasure
in stating that l regard Dr.. Kings New Dis,
coyery for Consumption, as the best remedy
In the world for Coughs and Colds. 1t has
never Jailed to cure the most sewers colds
hsre had, and invariably relieves the pain In
the chest"
Trial Bottles Of this sure cure for all
Throat and Lung Diseases may be had for lOc
at Logan & Co.'s Drug Store. Large sizs,
81 90. uSYaw
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LO8Y AND GAIN,
=. CHATTER /.
VI was taken sick q year ago
With htltn,,p S~ovn,

CHATTER /.
~ was taken sick q year ago
With bilious fever" r1
"My doctor pronounced me cured, but
got aick usain, with terrible pains in m,
back and aides, and I got so bad
Could not move!
! shrunk
From 22S pounds 10 1901 I,hsd boen doc
toring for my liver, but It did me no good.
did not expect to live more than thre,
months. began to uss Hop Bltters. Di
rectly my appetite returned, my pains let
mo, my entire system seemed renewed as /
by magic, and after using several bottles l an
not only IA sound as a sovereign but woirt
more than did before. To Hop Bitters
owe my life.h
DUBLIN, June G. 81. n. F~I7zpArRlcK.
CHAPTER II.
"Maldon, Mas. Feb. !, 1859. Gentlemen
ltuicred with attacks Of SICK headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years In thu
most terrible and circulating manner,
No medicine or doctor could give ma relieI
or cure until l used Hop Bitters.
1.-THE first bottle
Nearly cured me"
Tho second made me as we'll and strong d.
when q child, nTI
"And l have baen no 10 this day."
My husband was al invalid for twenty
years with o serious
"kidney1llyer and urinary complaint,
"Pronourcol by Boston's best physi
cians-
"Incurable!
AID l know OF the
"Lives OF eight persons'
In my. neighbothood that have been saved
by your bitters,
And mary more are uaing them with grea|
"Thsy almost
Do miracles!' Mrs, h. D. Slack.
How TO GET eIcK Expose yorrrelf dsy
and night; cat too much without exercise
work too hard without rest; doctor all thu
time; take all the vile nostrums advertised
and then you will want 10 know how 10 ge
well, which Is answered in three words-Tak.
Hop bltters! a~pr2l-MwFAw
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mo, EN-" said the worldly young man
to the life insurance agent, II don't feel
prepared to have my life insured Just yet.
l do not care to feel that I would be worth
more dead than l am alive"
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The Rev. Gro. H. TuAYER, OF Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe oul
lives to eHII0H's CONSUMPTION CuRE.n
ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, Dizziness. Loss Of Appetite
Yellow Skin? shiloh's Vitalizsr is q positive
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DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
No. l4O4 CHAPLINE STREET,
aIs| Near Fourteenth Ntrnot

The best evidence Of q physicians success Is the
testimony Of his patients. The Increasing dc.
mandl Tor my professional services prove that Ihaya
dealt honorably and fairly with those who have
consulted me. I never uso a p%aticnt's name with.
out permission, though l have many hundred Ger.
tihcatcs from thosc whom l have cured after thew
bad been pronounced incunble. thorough med.
lcal education, with many years hospital experi.
ence and familiarity. with THERAPEUTIC agents, 4
close observance Of tcmpeIancntal pccullaritics
lures tueccss. = cure Ia possible, aud l frankly give
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In the absence OF suitable materials or The
time to prepare It, people often 20 without a
dressing for salads. Buy Durkes's Dressing,
and you will never trouble yourself to make
another. Mvrtw
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TIE picnic season is upon ua, and the
greatest ambition OF the average young
man is 10 have some one invent a pair
Of pants the color OF custard pie.-Oa City
Bli-.ard. ~
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A LETTER from Berlin says: "The Empe.
ror has grown ten years older during the
last decade.n .
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DhAAA1IsT, NOVELIST, AND
Ills LAT WORDS TO MANKIND AaE on Tits sIoyE.
l hope for a resurrection, not from any
power in Nature, but from the will Of the
Lord God Omnipotent, who made Nature
and me. He created mai out of nothing
which Nature could not. He can restore
man from the dust, which Nature cannot.
And l hope for holiness and happiness
in q future life, not Tor anything l have
said or done in this body, but from the
merits ant mediation Of Jesus Christ.
He has promised His intercession to all
who seek it, and He will not break His
word: that interceesion, once granted, can,
not be rejected; for he is God, and His
merits infinite; q mans sins are but human
and finite. .
Him that cometh to me, I will in no
wise cast out" III any man sin, VIC have
an advocate with the Father, Jesus Chris.
the Righteous; and BE is the Precipitation
for our sins.
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DR l.. &. VESTS NERVE, ASp ERMS TREAT
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ness, CONCLUSIONS, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia,
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.sanity md leading to misery, decay md death,
Premature Old Age, Barrcnness, Loss Of power
orrhna caused byuvcr-cxortion Of tho brain. self
abuse or oycr-indulgcuce. Each box contains
ono months treatment. S1.00n box, or ak boxes
for $500, sent by mil prepaid on receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIN BOXES
To cure my cass. With each order received hyns
Tor six boxes, accompanied with $al0, We will
send tho purchaser our written guarantee to 70.
fund tho money IL tho treatment does not effect
q euro. Guarantees issued onlyby Il.
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WHY WILL you cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 ct !, 80
ots. and 81.
8HlLoH's CATARRH REXEpY-a positive cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth.
For sale by McIain Bros. and A. T. Young.
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D. O. LIST 'N'
Pork Picker,
% FOURTEENTH STREET.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
BONE, sR.

a LEXANDEE DUNE, sR.,
s",,,, Public, General DasIues and Licensed
kGaI ,a,s Agtut, stock and Money Brker.-
hs'.i,' Lswos, ACCOMPLISHMENTS. aud fS!tnerahip
1sNeri:n!s dram a'.nsi up Ils ssssnI ssn,c sha Ks assu coi.
tat ~: ,oIIertious promptly rcIr!tted-all bURinoN
CO.. +, .nSuIcNcc coutteuti.!ly st!cnded TO. No.
eGisVI I, ,trt SSItS:, "OiIa Block" corner aElket
n ~ Faith kIntu, Wheeling. ". Va. n0l7
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Richmond Straight Cut No.. |,

ADvRRTl3ERS! send for our Select Lat Of Local
y Newspapers. Geo. +. RowGll & Co., 10 Spruce
St rect, keW York,
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Charles KeRdo's Epitapf

The following inscription written by
himself will be placed on Charles Reades
tombstone:
ISL & r HERE LIES,
By THE SIDE OF HIS BELOVED FRIEND, TIE MORTAL
REMAINS OF
" .r' EHAkI, Y RFADp W.
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Omce. . 20 and ~ Fourteenth street
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LOGAN 4 CO., Sole Agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
P1oprieto,s Logan & Co.. pleasant Worm Syrup and
Child'B Phyaic. Best In use. Ty n fe4.MwYaw
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re the cave, ~
the night.wind's rave;
And an awful shudccr shook him, and he turnet
to lily for MD N
10 the cave sGa!n, but shrinking, he drew bacl
and felt afraid " NA.'
Down the gorge the winds OF midnight. loars, Al,
bowling, b~lustere1 BY,
- Ecrcss the sky. '"~F
=. not where 10 SO, '
is train Of woe. ~
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When the morning late and lonely, brought tho
heavy autumn day,
Down kaweah's rugged valley. slow the murderer
took his way. '"'
All the gold be left behind him, In the cavern
buried deep ~
Where u was and where his comrsdc lay In deaths
eternal sleep
lie WAS flying from the crying voice that called to
From the dark, and phantoms lourished DER hIs
head the bloody blade. 90
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH R. r.

Ina sss m. EsHIsfEE1
eefsas - W
CONDENSED Time Table Of PsGseiigcr Trains, cor
Time. "
80 RIVER DlVlSION-GOING WEST, --
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All the world lay blank before him like a half for
gotten dream.
derer,' lisped the mountain stream. A
AT the mianight voices echoed the same vhispe,
aud the air i'
Der him, round him was repeating the same muir
mers everywhere. -
Oyer every. land and nation, like a ono who aIe
and lilies, Ha
Hurried, haunted, chased and driven toward q goa
that earth denies, +" ho"
everywhere ~
From the gLosls that yelled behind him. wild II
drag him TO their lair. - "AN "
lcars and years their length had numbered and
tho murderer wandered yet, - N'N
By suns that never set. $500
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-21
A TART REPLY.
Insurance Commissioner Tarbox Answers
the Charges Preferred by n Philadel-
phia Company.

Insurance Commissioner Tarbox Answers
the Charges Preferred by n Philadel-
phia Company.
Boston, MASS, Feb. 20-The reply Of In
surance Commissioner Tarbox to the charges
brought against him by the United Plate
GLASS company of Philadelphia is published
He says the intimation that my conduct in
any part of the procedure was affected by the
influence Of business rival of the company
Is without warrant of truth or evidence
and bold device. He denies that he
published the officers of the company aa
scoundrels and peEiurers. The commissioner +
does not consider this company reputable in
condition or character as an insurance itstitu-
tion, Not only is its capital materially i'm
paired but a considerable part Of its assets
are speculative investments. The company q
real estate, the commissioner says was &C.
quired and is held for purposes of speculation
and, as the commissioner believes, in viola.
trolled in a manner approved by prudence in
the administration of trust interests. Indeed
the business of insurance seems but incidental
to its enterprise. Its officers have not acted
in good faith toward this department.
They have misrepresented the value of its
real estate. Through such deception they
obtained in the last annual report of the
| Massachusetts, department an undue financial
| credit, in the nature of fraud upon our
| public.
Commissioner Tarbox concludes by stating
that If the deposit in exclusive trust for policy
holders shall be made satisfactory to him in
the amount of $4,000, he should be juatifed
in restoring its authority.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-21
THE BADGER STATE.
Reception OF the Wisconsin State Rcpub-
1ican Association.

Reception OF the Wisconsin State Rcpub-
lican Association.
The Wisconsin Republican association hold
social reunion last night at tbe National
Rifles armory. A large number of the Badger
state people and their friends were present.
The guests on arriving were received by
Senator and Mrs. Angus Cameron, Senator
Philetus Sawyer and Mrs. Howard White
Hon. and Mrs. Richard Guenther, Hon. and
Mrs. VIM. r. Price, Hon. Isaac Stephenson
and Miss Stephenson, Hon. and Mrs.
p. V. Deuster, Hon. and Mrs. John Winans,
Hon. and Mrs. G. MWoodward, Hon. and Mrs.
Burr w. Jones, Hon. aud Mrs. Joseph Rankin.
and Hon. and Mrs. ID. II. Sumner. During
the reception the orchestra rendered several
selections. Hon. Richard Guenther followed
in an address of welcome. The armory was
handsomely decorated for the occasion.
At 10 O'Clock the floor was cleared aud
dancing began. Among those present were
Hon. Thad. G. Pound, Hon. and Mrs. Charles
Morgan, Col. A. w. Hart, Of Canada Capt.
Fingar, U. S. N; Senator and Mrs. Bowen,
Miss Bowen, Hon. and Mrs. Benjamin
Butterworth, Judge and Mrs. Dawley,
Hon. and Mrs. J. G. Dore, of Chicago; Hon.
]. Newton Evans and Miss Evans, of Penn
sylvania; Miss Fitzgerald, Mr.. Ed Sander
son, Of Wisconsin Mr. and Mrs. G. p. Jacobs,
Capt. and Mrs. William McPyncheon, Col.
w. E. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. D. l.. Gitt Mr..
ID. ]. Waters Mr.. Bentley, MIR. L. Z. Redway,
Mr.. Hope Reed, and others.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-21

BALTIMORE, Feb. 2o.-The majority of the
first branch of the city council met this even
ing and suspended the rule, which requires
two.thirds (fourteen) of all the members to
constitute quorum. Then rule is, which
requires the assent of three-fourths Of all the
members to suspend standing rule, was sus-
pended, and resolution was adopted that
in the absence of any statutory provision on
the subject majority Of all the members
constitutes quorum for the transaction OF
business" The resolution was adopted, all
the members present eleven voting in the
affirmative. The unfinished business at the
time ofthe leaving of the chamber by the re-
publican and fusion members on the twelfth
instant, the ordinance to repeal the ordi-
nance to appoint fire marshal, and to enact
provision for FIRE commission of three to
manage the fire department was taken up
and passed. 1t has yet to so before the Sec
ond branch.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-21
Three Millions for Charity.

New YORK, Feb. 2O.--surrogate Rollins
to-day rendered his decision in the case Of the
late Sarah Burr, who disposed of her whole
estate, valued at $3,0OOoOo, for charitable
purposes, 1t was contested by her relatives,
who claimed that she was insane, and the
litigation attracted considerable public at
sention. The surrogate decides against the
contestants, and concludes that the will "ex-
presses the free, unrestrained, and deliberate
purposes of the decedent; that she was OF
sound mind and memory when she signed it,
and that it is entitled to be admitted to pro-
bate" The will was made in 1866, and the
decedSnt died in 1882,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-21
PennsXlYnnin Rnndifti.

UNIoNTowN, PA, Feb. 2o.-The people
living in the mountainous region of Fayette
county have long been terrorized by band of
highway robbers and burglars, who made their
headquarters in the mountains and sailed
forth at night, and frequently in broad day
light, to plunder. Two months ago the
Fairchance postoflice was robbed, and United
States postoffice inspectors have since been
on the lookout for the thieves. Early yester-
day morning the members of the band were
surrounded while attempting to rob house,
and In the fight which ensued Sheridan Mon
tieth, one of the band, was fatally shot. The
others escaped. From Montieth information
was obtained which led to the discovery of
the hiding place, and which will result in the
capture Of the others.