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Tho Notification Meeting.

NEW YoRx, July 2s.-The committee
appointed by the National Democratic
Convention OF Cdicsgo, to notify Grover
Cleveland and Thomrs A. Hendricks 8, as
Bembled at the FIJI b Avenue Hotel this
afternoon. Nearly all the membels Of the
committee will'go to Albany by boat this
evening and notify Governor Cleveland
tomorrow, and will then leave Tor Saratoga
and notify Mr.. Hendricks on "Wednesday,
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Col. +. D. Musssay. In his latter to yester.
days Cincinnati COnmcr ciai Gaseite says: H.,
Among those neu,iuLtu un lne Republican
ticket for an Elector.x'.ls1g., Ia MIR. John
Ficw. Of the Wheeling 1NrLLLl0ENcs IN, and it
Is probable that he wilt b. nominated. No
bst'er choice could bs made. 1t would
recosn!z, Il slSui ch and sterling Republican,
and u man OF high character who has In
many ways done much for the party.
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hO,'lh hanks.

Belairc Indtptndel.7 1--IIU Tf % 1T'T'I
The Republicans Of Weat Virginia are talk.
ing OF nominating Nj. A.1W. Oampbsli. the
former able editor Of the Wheeling INrrLlI.
oEHcER, Tor Governor: No mani In that ctate.
10 far as our knowledge goes would make a
stronger canvass. H,a fem and determined
stand in the National Convention OF 1850
that subsequently, brought about tho nomi.
nation Of Inc great martyr; Garfield, plno.s
him tn the front rank q the men In that
State who must lead the Republicans to VIC.
tory wien the state Is redesmed from Bour.
bonism. The nomination Of Nj. CAmpbvll
would be great encouragement 70 Republi.
q 1 2 ~ gl.
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THE DAILY
Tho rlhuurlnl World.

NEW YoRK. July 28.-Money market easy at la2
percent, closed offered SIX peraent. r.luc NOR.
cAnulo papeI a1,a6h percsnt. sterling Exchange
banEers' pm. quis At u S24; demand s:S.
GovERNkENrs-FIrm. n, 4
RAILROAD BONDs-l over.
6rArE SECuRrTIHs-Dull. b'
sTocRs-Sutcnlsll0u at the Stock Kxehange
opensa ~tax aud PRICES deellueu u 10 ~ yer.
GENT, New YORK . ent;al, North western. St. Pau,
l~,sckAwanna.. Lake . hore aud ni..olr Pacific
were Tho weakest khales. Peiore l):l5 4, n. there
was a sharp rally and An advance oil y TO III par.
cent i1ex plnLs.
During the remainder OF the day the tendency
was toward lower figures, and It 3as the gcncr.l
impression that ,he bulls encouraged the reaction
70 re Market I'D ,dvauc:d too rspidiy Within tie
pest meek The les, tion RANGED + on l 10 S1fs . r.
c,nt .Mi.sou1t Pacific fell of SssS peIcent to y51s,
Canada s1uthera 2to Is. North t,iern TX 10 975Is.
y faul2A 10 7sH %L,rkawanna az 10 ia. .lt.u
J ,sey eplr.l " 10 6 u. New York Central X
10 los. NoIthcrn Pacific " u 1C]f. do d Cierr,u
~ 70 20: PAciue M.il ~ o iiT.. Texas PAridc TX
70 iSH, Union PacidcxA to Al, Western Union ~
Lale In the day there was . small bear failure OF
DeWon d ewan aunour ced and triecs rallied liza
\ pefsent. The market closed STEADY. Comp,rcd
WIN sa!u,d'y : closiug prices are X $H e. tent
lower. eve . swan fsy their failure WAS caused
ty cdssouefS wh1 s We tfleu securities as msrgiu,
which We're obtAiuci on a fraudulent power u VI.
torncJ.. 1850 =,
Transactions. 2s4.ec3 tha,es.
US. "a. lOo. U. =. %Ha, my: o. s. new IS, 1Nss<s:
Pacific s. Of ,9s, l24: central Pacific. le9Is: Er.se tsss:
LGhigh d Wilkes: %: Louisiana ronsob, 81;
Missouri 6s, lG2. st. Joseph. It's; It +. l. s. &.
ants, ~. Tennessee ~. old. 4oA: do new 81;
Texas Pacific land grants. 4s; do BIO Graude. 8sll:;
Union Pacific 6rsH, lGyN; do land gtants lCaL; a.
sinking land, lcS; Virgins Is. IS: Virginia consols,
extra mAsured coupons, 81. 90 deferred. 1; Adams
Southern, s.; central Pacific, ssH: Cncsapesxr q
Ohio, X; DO LIST Preferred. l5;- do ID preferred,
99HH: e, C.,G. g. l.. S7x: Denver 4 BIO Grai1de, i0X::
IRE. Is; preferred. SO; Fort wayne III; Asnn:-
bal q 81 1escph, ssh!; DO preferred, -SsH tsyed;
kanEAs & Texas. III: Lake Erie d Hesse.n. ia
Ike Shore: 81; .LoulHvtlls . Nuhyil.e, Sl;i'
to1iav!lls, New Albany @ Chicago. u: Memrhp
d Charleston. lat preferred, 10; do ID preferred.
=; Memphis Z .Chsrle.,on, 70. Michigan Central.
20: Missouri Pacific, &c; Nash vile d Chattanooga.
4lk; New Jersey, Central, te,4: Northern racine
TX; DO p,sefe',sd. ~; ottnyests,n, SIX; d.
!ri: TX; Ohio q Mississippi, ~ do p,sieIred. *;
psclac nsii: 81: plthbutkh, is; Reading. ~;
q Paul, w: % preferred iJs; 1rxas fss:lf &c,
loA; ONION fac!ac;; TX: .Ua.sed. States E1pseu, ID
y. Of: l.. aP s; do preferred. TX; wclis, Fargo
EIpfo&H. lOl; Weft6n Union. keA
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The o. Il. h. Gathering Potatoes, Apples
pN,. U. and berries.

The o. Il. r.. GhIhorlnH Potatoes, Applea
@ VS. aud berries.
Parktrsbur0 Sentinel. @5
The OHIO river farmers are fart learning
the convsniencss and advantages Of a rail.
road running through their farms. This We
saw rs never before, while epjoyinR ride up
the Ohio Valley On what seemed 10 be the
E,rly Potato Train i seemod to bp stop.
ping In nearly every po.rto patch between
Parkersbusg and Briscoe.
It 10 q nov thing for our farmers and gar
dsners to thus have 0 common carrier"
stop at any part OF the po' ,to patch and
load up tne potatoes e, fist {, thrown out
OF the ground, aud put them In Wheeling for
supper. How much bstter this than 10 have
to wagon their produce to tho river and watch
all night for q boat! The world do move"
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rHH rLuIKp KNIGHTS VIA TIE 10.

An 40 . VI
Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio road will also run a
special EXCLUSION train trtm here this alt,r.
noon. The ''Plumsd Knight" club, al 4
roustng big. nesting he d vt the Lincoln
club rooms ls1t night, alter thoroughly dis.
70 10 PArkersburg over this route. This
trip promisea TO be quite an evsntiul one,
The csrs will be the best tho road hr,: The
train will leave at l P. n. and arrive In Park.
erabufgh al 6:30 r u. To do this It will be
run at lightning speed. Only three stops will
DO made. The first will be at Bsnwood.
whore those from M%oundsville and Ms,ybali
county. who will be- brought up on the NC.
commodation, will j,in the Knight and
others hers. At F~ariaiog'ou the Marion and
MonongaliA county delegations may be- look.
cd for. At Grafton, the Taylor tonnty dele.
CATION will board the train; Grafton will bs
tho List stopping place. Captain Charlie
Dunlap will hAys personal SUPERVISION oftbe
train r. far E, Grafton, and from therst,o
PArkefsburg the supervisor OF the Branch
| will have charge
The fare will be s. for the round tim,
tickets good for three Gays on any returning
train or on the special train which will re.
turn rs soon a. thu Convention adjourns
This trip over the picturesque D. y. VIII
be ono well worth taking. All are INVITED 10
60. The Parkeraburg clubs will ale, mes,
this train and do escort duty, The Knight
will be the gucAtl OF the Young Mons Blaine
and Logan Club, Of ParkersbuIg.
Owing to the storm OF lsst evening The
Kuigh,s' dill and parade ives postponed
Their frat appearance 10 uaIform, therefore,
will bs at noon to-day, when those going te
Parkersbure, over ffty in number, will 81
sam BILE at Lincoln Club hall aud march Ia
ths depot. The,drum corps will accon pany
the company. Bstwsen the two trims III
Panhandle will be Represented at PArkers
burg tonight and tomorrow by several hun
dred oitissua,
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WANTED,

WANTFD-A PARTNER IN 4 no
essG,e pss%,t1s s%utn,.:. Csll o. o = , rHo'
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l. Wrecked mnphood,

Victims Of youthful indiscretions su Ferlrg
from uervuus debility, lack Of ~selt-conldence,
impaired memory and kindred symptomp,
should ssad three letter stampa for large
illustrated treatise. giving means OF certain
cure, with numsrouss,estimoniala Address
Worlds Dispsnsary Medical Association,
Buffalo, N. Y. isG%. Nnr '
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MYSTERIOUS rn "orlne sCRApF.

"1o1EAAO w Hrt <OElN6 SCRAPEs
Three shots Fired on tue IslaudGwo.
men In tue Case.
There was q mysterious shooting affair On
the Island late Sunday night, OF which TO far
little Is known, though IN Investigation 10
on foot which will probably result in making
tbs whole story public. Three shots were
feed, but who hftd them, whom they wers
fred at, OF why THEY were fired, has not
u%arspired, Eye Witnesses say after tina first
sho: was fired TWO women ran from North
Penn street into Kentucky street. one
WAS An elderly N and tbs other young.
They were apparently badly scared or much
excited. They had not run far on Ken.
tucAy atreet when a man who was pursuing
reached the corner, and fired two additional
shots. sa -Dra AsfNk
This version does not tally with another,
which 10 10 the effect that u man was dis
covered In company with anolhsr mans
wife, aud the irnts husband fred at the in.
lruder. At any rate two women wero con-
in the acrspe.
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Lost-A Cow.
For SsIe-Family Horse.
Wanted 10 buy-A House. ,
Rare Cnance for n Cheap Home.
John Friedsl-Chins, Glass and Q1eens-
ware. "
s,ccks For SsIe-I Irwin, Agent.
Resnova!-Fsiedrich Gehliag, Piano Man.
utncturer.
New Books-J. B. Wilson.
Notice to Tax syefs-Fourth page.
Attention Piumed ku,Shts-Four,h page.
Ohio River acknowledgements 10 Rspub.
lican Slate Convention Fourth page.
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lEoR LEAsE-FOR A TERM ~
Il u; years, nj. ttoto loom, come, n W.. W
TENN s,5teM Iotsesloa givet ssptont,s@sn ,sa
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Mr. HoRAcE E.. HorxlXs, OF the Nous and
National Democrat. J. II. rsonville, rlnuiauu,
writes that Le suffered e1csuciht.ng pain Ia
the region OF the heart and In bis back. One
application OF Ut. Jacobs OIL, The magical
paln.reliever, externslly. cured him. :
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A GAHn.-T To all who are vuh' .rrg Ir1 e'r1Is
and tndiscletions. Of youth. / tIvnrs %GcSEhti',
clips that will cure you. FnEE' " On R"h, Ihit
great remedy was discovered by 4 mIHl G''y u
south Amelics. send .cli Lddfcl.1 rnrtltp'W
REy josErH 4. IMAM. Station b, New so'Ir
iy1l.N y.w
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n
a nicely fu'n!sted front room, well ,pl,cs h. .
lodging apartment for one OF two gentlemen.
Entuiie At
,y,9 1905 MAIN STREET, up.p.n.
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be-, eoxc. October st4tc: YEA. $40 bid, No. 8 soft
slHss2c:. No. 8 spiipg s6as7c. tolr siesdyi No. 2
g h u.s. BID: July texc,. August @hxc asked:. Sep.
tetaoes '6kc, sssed:, rjettel nc; no GRADE tec.
Oats pominAlly unchanged.
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ORGAN FOR SALE.
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g. rs for tho Hound Trip,
to the State Convention, via the Ohio River
railroad. Special train leaves at 2 O'Clock +, ".
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From Eminent wilmer Brinton, N. d.
NI baltimore.

II have used CoLpEN's LIQUID BEIY Tonic
In my practice, and have been mucn graft.
fed with the result. As q tonic In all case, o.
debility, weakness, nr e mia, chlorcsis, etc., il
cannot be surpassed" (Take no othar.) O
h,up2iaia. uvvtv
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----Tts-.--
Arrangements for the Dedication from
~ ---- y nsThlainla Wa -

041V1
sThis Try. Etc.
Tho Republican Slate Convention meets
at T arkerburg tomorrow morning. Nearly
all the delegates from this Panhandle viii
hsve arrived In P&rkersburg by I O'Clock this
evening, and Judging from reports received,
THO same may DO said Of the delegates from
other paris Of tho Btsie. -
Tho delegates hom this county and tho,s
from Brooke and Hancock will lesy, on the
OHIO River rosd this Afternoon At 2 O'Clock,
tho nav road which runs through a portion
Of rich country heretofors din lult 10 reach.
Tais train 10 q special QUE aud viii male
tho run 10 four hours, land or In
passepgsrs In PArkersburg promptly at q
O'Clock this evening. The fare a. will bs
noticed by Advertisements In this morning,
issue has been char gsd from IS 80 10 81 rs
Tor the round trip. Inc train Will re,urp N
soon ~ tho convention has adj Iurned sine die
Del,ga!es. from tho countlts above, srrly.
Ing In the city this morning are requested ia
report 1t Lincoln Club In time To march Ia
the Panhandle depot With the. Ohio county
delegation. The delegates from Maryta l.
Ws'xst and Tyler counties will Join the Pan.
handle Delegations and help to swell a crowd
that shall take Par ersburg by storm, Ths
OperA House bra,s band, numbering twenty
pieces. will furnish the muaio.
The Ohio county delegation will probable
be represented seventy six strong; Il viii
carry tbs Lincoln Club silk l.v and IN,
members will wear handsome baupes, The
pArkersburg people are looking out for the
people from this end OF The Stats on tbit
train, and, will be at tho depot 10 force
There will be two uniformed clubs 10 aot A.
du escort, and The CITY Band OF Parksnbure
will b. out Tho train will make good tine
aud ns 1t 10 an easy running road, pas,,pr
through q good country, many will probshly
take advantage otit, especially In view Il The
xadpoIivp In fare.
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The following shows the range OF the ther.
m0n'sipr, as observed At schnepi's drug store,
Opera Home corner. Yesterday: IA. NJ, 100;
II NJ, 100; 8 +. NJ, 790; r. NJ, 750.
Dtsh & INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. O., July 29-l:SOA. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, local
showers and partly cloudy weather, variable
winds generally from west, stationary tenn
ptrslute.
For the Lower Lake, Iocal showers and
partly ;c!onay weather, stationary, tempsra.
lure, yArIhbIe winds''r f'+'1f
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Clears ont RAYS, mice, reaches, dies, ants,
hef'hugs, skunka. chipmunks, Sophess. 1850.
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g. rs tor the Round rrIp

TO The STATS Csnventlon, via The OHIO River
railroad. Special train leaves At . O'clock :. N.
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REALITY For sunturn, Tau Elo itet'y ; 10
ulHUl ] ,Blackhests, Iimplc., tkia rltmh his,
sud %iniantiie iiumoIs, use LutCum ttSF, r it4
keanhler ygT'W
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Great RlO0h n p1irjn4..

The i1nf has not been told as 10 the grcsstrh.
i've 7 overs ! the Culicura RmtuiS have l.id
huncreds Of dollars f.r medic ie. ,ocuir diHtlri
OF tae DOG and skin. snd bcver lot "a tHyIhira
5et 70 equal the CulicurA Il. 10, dic,.
i-'. ClIAs. A. WILLIAMS.
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Catarrh Of tho BLADDER.
Singing. irritation, 10 ILLUMINATION, ali Kid.
ney aud Urinary Complaints, cured by
NBuchu.paiha.n 81.
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WANlED-A FIRST GLASS IST7
" CLERK IN whoa.aie Ht uS nr "Ntthl
pentnAn shd accurate II fpuir. A.,must he a
Handwriting Lott poy HSp""s' "oute'h In wa
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THE POrAsO 4

Secretary Of the Ramie Fibre Manufacturing
Company, ..-a5sS
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kHhHEp IS THE TINE III
,k Es TO LURE II
GAW ZIG SKIN HUmORS, Z

~ Il ~ this len4on whit tie Tons uvtn ttti!
ana The Respiration Is atur dant that lifS0E.s
hImoH initiating tIuptIons, lichn \ 1o,!ut:N
SAT- hhetim o. Ecz. ma, i~tot.nfis. TtiieF. HI +
w1lm, BABY Hun ots. SctoiulA scrtiNlous sota
GIGS OF ftchil &. tcat, ana WnpIy H..sNsc Of the
ekln ana scAlp are mttt suet Oily and ctanCp inl!
Cufeo b the tut'cuts Remedies.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

!. tpecial meeting OF the Stockholders Of The
stheelinS and Elm Grove Rsilpsd Gmitpy,
csned Sy order e The load OIL I%icct'i., ,.,y!:
board, WI! TO bed at the eflce Il lie nid Uu.
pAny, n "htelirg y. Va, on saturday, ArlI.
i6la. lSsi. at 2 O'Clock r. ~, for the purpose ot.e:.
lhp IN q pIoposllit l. lobe ihtntutMiiteh to, 1'tu;s
ahu ihs'le eohds secured BY 4 deed Of TUT on II.
oshe. business III may be- pies n,ed.
,,,. E.. fUtTER, eeCtetsy.
July '4th. 1874. wi
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81 as tor the iiunnd Trip
10 the State Convention, via the Ohio River
RAILROAD. Special train leaves q, 9 O'Clock =. u.
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sold BY Al dlugpiAS. fIiCr: CulNuIA, s cents;
Kesolvent, u co; soap, rs cents. fott.t Lias Aa
Chemical Co, Boslon, Aa8.
Send for Wow 10 I LIZ. SKIN DItea,ns,n
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G'l'Ie.

all F,1 stopped t1ee o. Dr.. Eliae'i a'rsi heMs
KeStoret. No Fits alter pr,t dag uis. hatEC"o'
ouIeA Treatise and " TRIAL bottle Ire ioFN u t
| Benn 10 Ur. Kline, y9l A,cb sired ph.lStelptsis'
"a. Cancer lnstltu.c. 23l Arch street. ihi.AAe'P"''
Pa. e. IN IT,
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Cure in E.vtry tYSu.

Your C%otieu,a Rem,d. outs"ll VI other netS;
patients hay, that they have effected n tue III eveiJ
instance. where olhtr ZEN, dts have hi. d.
II. ". BRVCkRAi, ND.
Franz ford Fails N II
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o. 20 for the hOund Trip
to the State Convention, via the Ohio River
railroad. Special train leaves Al O'Clock :, y,
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FOR Rent,


TO LET-A LAk0E, rLF4SIT1
MIN s .'Hs, h o'A' 'es0nd tlsor. 'Arrly a iSn i "a
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lt % u FOR the MOund Trip
to the Stats Convention, via the Ohio River
railroad. Special train leaves vt 2 o'clock !, v,
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CEREBRAL NOTICES,

GREAT KANAWHA PTtyER ~.
~ prOy. ment-rroI osals for Il ,I,,i,, !, nSrf
US. ENGINEER OrfIcx.. 20. ci,ys n,tct. Y
pronosa!, %. luilcirg ME q siioa. an he
O. sW Cd III III. H :s,cal Es ., y ~ Tsbt Dam. !, LIEF ~
about trur miles below / ~ ,js.ion' viii h, r.irrri
u !, nat G ;eiN 2, Augas 9.otb, 1851, aud osentd Inn
.n n'fn .,, t0fm =, snd tnec,A cations can re had uIen
,-o, VIM p. CRAIGBlLls
LtHt 1t C of Fn. fnenr e I AMY
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ON k4nl II.

Cuticum Rcucdies arc the create F., IN, c.cipes co
earth. Had The wort case mt nh,um II ,b!.
unity: h5 mutt ei hid II twtnty year, tnf ia
IL y oi.d iroln H.. ] believe Cu,icuiG sru'd have
saved htr liie. Ny sims, hes sid Ltso seie
cured until ! utcd tho CUT, una bVOlyeut iut,in.
ally ahd Cut!cura and Cut!t uiI sofp cIietIsil!'
i W Aj,A nE kprAfI. u,
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TOR SALE.
TOR SALE.
HOUSE ANDLOE.
FOK SALE-COUNIRY SEAT

Ten scIes q choice hish bottom lad, ii, pr.,
below Mheel'ng. on o. 10 River trd i
improved BY a .u%l:isniIni LIcs Lou.e, il idSs
1,sa1e aad oat sa tidiiht, ,iluand III a pltS d
ZION Of iruit II: - Apply 10 hS'u""H'
y: y HOAX d BRO. 1872 Ns,tua
Or K. ". MORROW, on the pfcinir,s ..
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IT'S A FAUI,

Hundreds Of lett IL in our pous,Ior tconlts o.
which may be had by return mail ale 6uf huth'r
~ iot me assertion Inst elin, ttalp sud IkA
bunlo's, whether scroiul0us. inEelitcd or 'onh'
giohs. may now be pe,man,ntiy cu,td BY Cuttcu'ii
C%u,icura and Cut!cura Soap, the get ska trrn
saa htautiaen, externally, III ole hEii tie 'iEe
aud At one-hal' the expense . an Other 81 s,In.
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S276 for u sound frip
TO the State Convention, via the Ohio River
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McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-02-07
Whittier At Home.
Harper's Magazine.

HarperS magazine.
Mr.. Whittier has never married, and
with the single exception of the exqui-
site lines entltled ssBenedicite, he has
given the public no clue to the romance
of his youth. His sister, Elizabeth, svm-
pathizing with him completely, of a
rare poetic nature, and fastidious taste,
and of delicate, darS-eyed beauty, was
long companion that must have made
the want of any other less keenly felt
than by lonely men in general. The
bond between the sister and brother was
more perfect than any of which we
have known except that between Char
les and Mary Lamb, and in this instance
the conditions were of perfect moral
and mental health. To the preciousness
ofthe relationship the pages of the poet
bear constant witness, and Amesbury
village is full of traditions of their al
lection, and of the gentle loveliness and
brilliant wit of Elizabeth, whom the
people admired and reverenced almost
as much as they do the poet hims ,lf.
For his old neig hbors have the closest
affection for Mr.. Whittier; except very
occasionally, what was his thought las
been theirs; and now that he is not
with them daily, they miss him sadly,
and among, those who miss him
most and make the most complaint
about it are the children of
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-02-07
BY THE STREAM.

Pm standing where / stood Of old,
Mid the hills and rocks that are gray and
cold.
The shadows still fall from the trees storm
bent,
And the wall of the wind seems Heaven
sent.
A nd the stream still murmurs Its low, sud
song,
S oft telling Of deeds for which brave men
long;
And ever and always 1t seems to pray,
For the lives and loves that were flung away,
In selfishness, pride and greed for gold;
AS men are to-day, so they were Of old.
Yet the stream moves on through the end
less years,
Still singing its song Of sorrow and tears.
W lille men idly stand by its crystal waves,
Each painting the picture his fancy Graves,
Hearing the voices of life In It's tone,
Swell'd often by memory IS passionate moan.
And cold death kisses the warm lips of love;
And bright forms leave us for the regions
above;
And coldly the stream moves on to the sea;
And deep is the darkness cannot see.
-[Claude G. MILESTONE.