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WIT AND WISDOM.

"A miser grows rich by seeming
poor; an extravaganza man grows poor
by seeming rich. -iShenstone.
One of the greatest duties of
parents is to help their children mark
fathers and mothers make is in being too
arbitrary in this matter.
Wife (anxiously)-What did that
young lady observe who passed us just
nowP" Husband with smile of calm
delight)-"Why, my love, she observed
rather a good-looking man walking with
quite an elderly female--t that's all.
Ahem!"-- TerGs Sgtings.
--"Villain, you are the thief that
stole my watch!" exclaimed the old
gentleman, as he made rush for the
scoundrel. Not so; l am innocent;
can escape on an alibi," replied the
thief, as he darted down the alley by
which he was standing when he was so
rudely accosted. -Drake'S Travellers
Magazine.
An empty coxcomb, having en-.
crossed the attention of company for
some time with himself and his petty
ailings, observed to a noted physician,
WIZ SaO uCdl hill; Gudt hC COulL hCNCL
go out without catching cold in his head.
mo wonder" said the doctor; ''you al
ways go out without anything in it. y
N. Y. Ledger.
An intoxicated husband on reach
ing home seized an umbrella from the
rack, opened it, and proceeded to his
wife's bedroom. care you crazyp"
exclaimed the grieved and indignant
matron. mo-" replied he in an I'M,
steady voice, "but-hic-I supposed
there'd be storm, so rve-hic
prepared for it, y Exchange.
Creditor Look here. now, do you
! know that I've called no less than ten
times to collect this billP Don't you
suppose I've got anything else to do
than to be running around after my
money from such fellows as youP"
Debtor--'It does seem hard; but don't
know what you can do unless you
charge it to running expenses. "-BoSton
Transcript.
The Office boy of Milk street law
yer came in Saturday night and said
he had just seen a fight in the back Of
| flee between a rat and cockroach.
(Which lickedP" "Oh, the cockroach
peat MIN all nOller, anu urOVe MIN INTO
his hole" ''Did he follow him upp"
ayes, he tried to, but the hole was Just
big enough to let the rat through, and
when the cockroach came to try it he
got stuck and had to give it up
Boston Globe.
MA" said the small boy, as they
were taking the train out of town a
few days ago, you'll see somethin'
funny when we get back" what
will it beP" inquired his mother.
"Why, all the buildin's will be differ
ent color" Nonsense, child, what
gave you that ideap" "Well, pa told
Mr.. Smith last night that when you
and me went away he was goin' to
paint the town red, and then he won
dered why his mother wouldn't let him
up on the seat or buy him any candy.
Boston Post.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


in the United States numbered 1872.
On the 18th Dan Parker and Robert Hunt
were hanged at Greenville, Miss.
AT Houma. La, on the 18th Cummings
Nelson was hanged for the murder of John
Martin.
DURING the twenty-four hours ended
the evening of the 18th, the deaths at Mar
settles numbered fifty eight; at Toulon six
teen.
A NEW counterfeit $40 Treasury note has
been turned bose upon the country.
RUMoRs were rife on the 18th of appre
hended trouble between the cowboys of
Colorado and the Utes.
AT Pittsburgh, Pa, company has been
formed for the purpose of building and
operating a crematOry.
On the 18Th Sam Williams, colored, was
hanged at Waynesboro, Ca, for murder
committed last October.
ALL Moslem pilgrimages are to be
stopped, ON account of the plague having
made its appearance at Kahrs.
In New York on the 18th five alleged
cases of cholera proved, upon investiga-
ton, to be but children's summer COM
plant. Fed un t..
THE health officers of London are organ.
izing a hospital service in the event of the
appearance of cholera Italy and Switzer-
land will combine on defensive measures
against the scourge. iH
On the 18th the A. and j. G. s. Harrison
Bank at indianapolis closed it's doors, and
one of the proprietors has called for the
| appointment of a receiver.
-
| over the ground for the proposed naval
school at Newport, r. 1.
AT Muscatine, on the 10Ch, in the first
trial under Iowa's new prohibitory law
the Prohibitionists gained victory.
AN express package of $1,000, forwarded
| from New Orleans to the United States
| Treasury, was found upon its arrival a
Washington to be "a, 900 short.
CHOLERA has made its appearance in
| Paris.
The Cabinet on the 10th decided to es-
tablish a Gordon along the coast to prevent
the landing of cholera infected vessels, land
| also to prevent the importation of rags.
A DENIAL comes from Ottawa, Canada,
ofthe statement that Egyptian rags hat
been received there and then shipped to
the United States.
! THE cattle men in Oklahoma, IndiaI
Territory, have formed pool composed
of seven outfits and $4,000 head of stock.
THE authorities of San Antonio, Tex, ar,
securing the country in search of TIA
road agents who robbed the coach a
| Boerne.
| On the 10th the Moline regatta of tn,
Mississippi Valley Amateur Rowing Asso
citation closed. The Minnesotas won til,
| senior four-oared shell race, one mile ant
turn; Delawares, of Chicago, the senio
double scull, one mile and turn; Schran
Brothers, of Burlington, Ia, won the senio
pair-oared race; F. j. Mumford of th'
New Orleans Perseverance Club, the senio
single scull. The Westerns of st. Louis
won the straight cared barge race. II.
Pullman, of the Davenports, won the ca
noe race and the upset race.
TYPHOID trails in the wake of the choler
at TQulon and Marseillcs.
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On the 19rn two men were burned to
death in the scow Thatcher, near Toledo,
Ohio.
On the night of the 18th Tralee moon
lighters shot the care-taker on a farm
from which the tenants had been evicted.
CONFIDENCE Is expressed by Prime Min
lister Ferry that China will satisfy France
as to the indemnity.
On the OH the bark Vicksburg, bound
for Leith from Quebec, was wrecked near
Pentland, in the Skerriss. Nine lives
were lost.
FIRE at Grand Rapids, Mich. on the
10Th, destroyed Oliver Seaman's lumber
mill and 100000 feet OF lumber.
AT Cincinnati, o., Fanny Behl fell in
love with man, and discovering he was
married, shot herself in the presence of
her mother on the goth.
AT Moretown, VT, John Murray has
been arrested on suspicion Of killing his
wife.
FIRE destroyed the Beloit Paper Pail
Company, at Beloit, Wis, on the goth.
A FRENCH comedy troupe in Algiers is
said to have been massacred near the from
tier by the Arabs.
ILL.,, was thrown from road cart and in
stantly killed at Milwaukee,, Wis.
SAMUEL SMITH was instantly killed and
his daughter fatally injured bya rail-
road train at Shaners, Pa, on the both.
A PROMINENT citizen of GAINESVILLE, o.,
| Joseph Crosby, has been arrested upon a
charge of issuing checks with forged In
dorsements amounting to about $1,000.
AN exceedingly severe storm visited tha
portion of the Indian Territory nextto the
Southern Kansas line on the 1SVh. One
child was killed and several people were
| injured. Houses were burned and stock
and fowls persisted.
| On the 10Th an excursion train with about
a thousand persons on board was thrown
down an embankment near Canton, o.,
and upward of twenty were injured, three,
it Is supposed, fatally. ir.
| AT Chestertown, DEL, on the 21st, five
persons were killed during a riot aud a
mum Der wounded.
FIRE destroyed six thousand acres Of
| grain and number of dwellings near Mo-
desto, CAL, on the 2lst. '
BY the capsizing of boat on Lake
Lucerne, Switzerland, on the 21st, ten per
sons were drowned
AT Monroe, Mich, ON the 21st, thirty-five
hundred Western Union telegraph poles
| were destroyed by fire.
AT Duboistown, Pa, on the 21st, six
dwellings and 100000 feet of lumber be
longing to Corcoran, Richards & Co. were
burned. ai3
On the 2lst petroleum miners a
| Drohobiz, Austria, attacked all the Jews
| desecrated the synapopue. tore uD the
books and carried on wild riot, in which
sew eral persons were killed and severa
others wounded.
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PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

TERRY & DUMONT,
Architects and superintendent Office in
Roys' block, Wichita. kbnsas. 2-tf
ID. W. SMITH,
DENTIST Eagle building, Douglas ayenu-,
Wichita, Kansas.
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On all satisfactory collsterals-real, personal
or chattel-snd accommodate the borrower
with time from one day TO five years.
~ Sell tickets by the fastest and safest lines
of steamers in the world, TO or from all priuci-
pal European ports, via North German Lloyd
or Cunsrd lines.
In the organization of the First Arkansas
Valley Bank, of Wichita, Kansas, we invoke
neither directors. stockholders or branches,
nor do we deal in puts, margins or outside
Issues Our iabors are strictly 10 the measure
Of Its legitimate success.
For lis prudent management we are indiyidu-
ally responsible.
For the protection of every deIsositor Is
pledged the last dollar of our fortune.
Greeting with many thanks our numerous old
friends. whose patronage, with our enhanced
facilities, we shall he happy to increase, and
kindly such of the general public rs may desire
TO avail themselves thereof, and our Judgment
aud convenience may see prudent to sccept, We
are respectfully yours,
W. {. woODMAN & SON
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4 COLORADO cANS1DAL. e


Packer, tho Western MINI. Eator, slowly DJ.
x Ing In q Dark Cell. 4
g.asy, Tribune. s9'' 1. Xxx wa
The talk Of tcanniballsln in Greely's
Arctic party has caused 70 be set atloat IN
tho Eastern press all sorts Of cannibalisttc
stories, Of ancient and modern times. But
none. Of them, in point Of srcpugnance,
equal the man.eating pranks Of Packer,
the man who Is now slowly dying In q
dark and drcary cell In the Jail ut Gun.
nison City. This greatest OF man.cdters
has only d short time 10, live, ut most. lie
Is weak and cmaciatcd und although spite.
full and rcyengcful In talking, his actions
clearly show that he has about run his
race. Il Is doubtful whether ht will live
to stand his approaching trial. X few
months ago lie wus sentenced to be hung,
but Il defect III the murder law saved his
neck. Since that time he has been vast
ing his breath In jail ut Gunnson, heap.
ing lmprccations upon, judge, jury, jailors
and everybody else who was in any way
connected with the trial. lie can now
only be tried for nanslaughter, and the
highest penalty for that crime Is ten years
in the pcnitcntiary. ,.50.
Packer Is aware OF his fast approaching
death, and does not now deny 80 many Of
the facts brought out In the trial. lie ad-
mits having shot Bell one OF his comrades,
and then eaten him, first having cut the
flesh into strips Of suitable length. lie
still denies having killed his other four
comrades, insisting that Bell killed them
with II Ratchet while they were slccping.
After hnying tasted OF Bells flesh, Packer
says he found II 50 palatable that he pre-.
pared to camp on the spot for few days.
This he did, and on breaking camp he
roasted an ore suck full OF the meat to last
him on his Journey. F,El N
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keeI,imE k:r,,llcs.

Vincyarlists have different methods Of
keeping grapes. Some i'll baskets, some
on Stats, some suspend the punches, 9th
ers pack in cotton, but in whatever way
kept, the following hints upon the subject
are rolmmcn,able: 8 i y +. fs;.,. n : i
Place the fruit where it will be neither
cold. AS to temperature, the nearer irccz-
ing the better, SO long MS it is above ircez-
ing. Too much moisture will breed mold
and spoil the flavor OF those that do not
rot. Contact with decuycd or broken
grapes will spoil the berries they touch. 2
Too mucl, warmth, il air is not cxclud-
cd, will dry the fruit, and make raisins il
the fruit is good enough Ii the air is cX-
cu'lcd the fruit will spoil il too warm.
Hence We infer that grapes okeep should
not be packed. Is. y
Put up the fresh clusters in boxes, two
or three layers deep, upon cotton, paper or
grape leaves between layers. Light wood
boxes are best. Let the size be. governed
by your own taste. II for marketing, use
those that will hold from two to four
pounds. In handling the clusters touch
the stem only. Contact with the hand
takes off the bloom; besides, there Is dam
ger Of bruising. Handle carefully. The
boxes ought to be covered. 4i5i
People have been taught to wax the end
OF the stem. There is little use OF this.
II your grapes are OF 4 variety that will
keep we'll, the pednncIc lays i:is. hold on
the pulp and is kept fresh by the grape.
a little drying Of the fruit causes the
peduncle to wither and break IRON the
berry: Grapes separated from the cluster
soon decay. .5l;r5y.!,ts.l
The Hartford often drop from the, stem
in gathering. With the best OF care it can
be kept fresh but II very short time after
and the Concord is very little
better. 1, '5s{., ~ &.
Observe, ii when you draw a berry IRON
the cluster, it brings out the peduncle from
the center, it promises to keep well.
Tenacity to the stem is your criterion.
The stronger the hold OF the berry, the
better il will keep. Then, for keeping, II
tough skin is necessary tsll i
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Lime Kiln Club Dust.

D1rpit FHc Pres. 81 ~ ~ .a--is,tsS''4
'Gcm'tcn, dar am sartain tings dat it am
well to bar in mind, said the old man, rs
he slowly uncoilcd himself andstood up. y
dc man who boasts that lie can't be
convinced by argument hahn wuth de
trubble O. knocking down. * ,t.sfil
"De man who tlatters hisscli upon allus
speakin' his mind am,dc very p,lsson who
kicks hardest when criticised. 5.i,,:ls3 {,
"a shillin in money am mo- 10 be de-
sired dan dollars Wort Of credit, ~
1T am much easier to Spite II boy,ob ten
dan itam to reform II man oh fo'tv.,
"a man WORT Il millyon dollars nav be
friendless: Ycw kin buy praise and flat.
terry, but true friendship seldom scars
higher dan dc pc mans cabin. d g}tI{ i,i-,&
De man who sees muffin good in de
world aroun' him can't have m,lcl, good in
hisseli.n 4. i; Ia ], n, Z III, - x.
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pleasant, doubtless, for her to exhibit, but
lar more pleasant 70 those 70 whom II Is

Tar more pleasant to those to whom II Is
unaffected. 10; q Y v 4! n, \.
= III, on tho contrary, she has; slept badly,
or has suffered from nightmare in conse'
ouence OF a feeble digestive system her
eyes arc weak, dim md weary,her face Is
nabbv, her head appears to be held IN.
steadily on her shoulders, for It droops OIL
her chest, or hobs hclplessly from side 10
'side5 her complexion Is dull and blotchy,
red where II ought not TO be red, and pale
whore 1t ought hot 10 be pale. Her ex.
preston Is indicative OF the discomfort she
ius undergone during the night, her move
ments are either painfully slow, or taggra-
yatinglyi brusq,n, her intellect shows stu.
pidity, her emotions are torpid, her per.
captions dull. u. I; !
While tho woman that Is IN good physi.
cal health exhibits all the beauty IN the
early morning that her features nre capa.
bic Of expressing, the one whose organic
lie is dcrungcd Is at this period Of the dry
ut her worst. There Is no better test OF Il
woman's health than her ability to cat n
hearty breakfast and It might almost be
said that her physical beauty is IN direct
proportion to tho amount Of becistoak or
mutton chops she can put into herself ut
this meal. Certainly, pretty women can
always eat Il hearty breakfast.
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solid md Popular.

S'ttibenril't 6d;'tie. .,4 ,.i,. t4f- ..l8t
TIN WHEELING 1STElLiSESCER. one Of
tho solid papers OF the Ohio Valley, ap:
learcd in nGw type this morning. The
iSrELLloEScEn Is ably conducted in I'LL
departments and Is Il very popular paper
in Stenbcnvillc. tits not only bright but
good looking and prosperous. We have
always had II warm side or fthe. lSrELLI-
GESCrn and its proprictos and editors
John Frcw is ali old time Stcubcnvjlle
man, and VIC can say that there Is not n
more thorough business man and gentle
man on the press than IL Mr.. Frcw.
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1, WOMAN AT BREAKFAST.
Hints for tho Fair Sex $Aprolos of Beauty
III Il. md Mutton Chops. NJ ISL

1>"IuhVf. e. IL
Perhaps there is no better test OF a
woman's health md beauty than l,crup,
pearal,cc Mt un early brcakiasttablc. She is
then more MS nature made her than ut any
other period Of the dry, when art has becl,
brought in with aview Of frightening her
charms she-hnd slept well, it argues,
tosomc extent, asound nervoussystem; and
the effect is seen in The brightness Of heelr.
eyesand the tone possessed by the muscles
the face and neck. Her movements arc
full OF grace for hor,limbs have becn re.
.trcshed and strengthened by|rcposc, and
her mind is clear and alright iorft also has
rested, and there have been no bud dreams
to exhaust her nervous system and make
her limp and haggaul. 1sller intelligence is
then at its maximum, and she: feels the
mental rccklessnesstl,nt ii SO generally tho
result Of sound, healthy Sleep and thnt is
only y natural citation Of tho emotions,
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The WHEELING IxTElIlog$cEH entered
upon its thirty.tIlirl ycarin its issue Of this
morning., which appears i'll new type, The
lSTEI.iL6ENcEn is not only clean paper
geographically, but in every other sense,
and one OF the best newspapers III this
section Of the country. g5F,5yEg
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The rrim. If Vigorous Manhood.

lIhNtIfnU EWi'itf. M "
Tho IxrELLIGExcrn celebrated It's thirty
second anniversary on yesterday by don
ming new SHIT, in which it looked as neat
and bright us II now pin. Our contemporary
has been II consistent Republican Journal
and We congratulate it upon having reach
ed the prime Of vigorous manhood, an
acknowledged power in the political or
ganiN,ion with which il trains.
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i0rR cough is growing worse. That
soreness and pain i'll the tliroat and lungs
is increasing. Better get rid Of the absurd
idea that anything will cure Il cough or
cold, and give Dr:lWistar's Bals,m fWild
Cherry'a trial before it is too late. 1T never
fails to check consumption, and quickly
cures all coughs nnd colds. " DIV :.
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Tie best blood purifier and system, rcc,i.
lator ever placed within tho rcacl, Of suffer
ing humanity, truly is Electric Bittcrs.3 In
activi!yofthc Liver, lsiliousness, Jaundicc,
Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or any dis.
case OF the urinary organs, or whoever re-
quircs I'M appetizer, tonic or mild stim,,-
liant, will always find Electric BittGn the
best and only certain cure known. Z, They
act surely and quickly, every bottle guar.
antccd TO give entire satisfaction or money
refunded. Sold at fifty ccntsa bottle BY
Logan 4 Co. ~ 'Mwf&w !,
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The WIEELlSG ISrELLlGEycER has
entered upon the thirty.tlird year Of its
existence, and rs it grows older it grows
better. 1t is one OF the cleanest papers
TINT comes to this Office, and is doing noble
missionary work for the Republicans in
West Virginia. rI=55 t;E,f,,.
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This Farmer Gets ,lIotl, " Wintifnli md II
Wind Mill. W.. ft,H--ig sia ST..

Ticket No. 1858, In the July drawing OF
the Louisiana State Lottery, drew the first
capital prize Of 5000, and onc-iiitl was
held by II wcll-to-'lo farmer in the town Of
Cana'layillc, Tenn. \ reportcrvisitl him.
lie said his $4,000 would enable him to
live comfortably the rest OF his life. lie
now would have Il windmill somethn.
that his heart Ind long been set upon. lie
drew his money through the Bank Of Com.
mcrce Of this city.-.uemphs TENN
At"daacde, JAY 20. DIV
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hrtholdi's statue Of: Liberty has eyes
which measure six feet from corner to cor
ncr to corner Andy yet she is unable to
sec II iund large enough to complete her
pedestal. S ~ i,lEslg
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DO you wish a, beautiful complexion?
Then use Ayers Sarsaparilla. It clcanscs
and puriiies the blood, and thereby re-
moves blotches andrimples from hcskin,
making it smooth and clear, and givingit /.
bright and healthy appearance. pAw
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"NvOi,lnn md Her Dl.cilsek'

is the ttlcof M interesting illustrated trcs,.
tisc (nincty.six pagcs) sent postpaid, fot
three letter stamps. Address Worlds
pispcnsary Medical Association, Buffalo,
NY. H'it r, '-a'''l 4g q. /
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DIED.

FLYSS-On Monday, August q, 1851, 1T the resi-.
!encc of her enltima. Mrs. Hannah Illscmnn, ll3G
Wnterstrrct, ut II :.Or 81, AMY LEWIS FLySS. only
child of. D. nnd Frederick Flynn, ngcd ~ months.
Funeral from the residence Of her grandma,
Wednesday, afternoon Mt 3.o'ciock. intcrmcnt
private $50 4, ~ 1 t ~
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school life Nude dt.rctttc: SCI TO So per session Of
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Vanderbilt is tired Of being d monopo-
list to the extent sof, owning the fastest
horse III the world. FL. jN,Alliii
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over SiN0O0 lils since been ntl'lcd. 5.t ss
Bynn overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
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the best five cent bars. 4
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H., Y. & G. Ienilrond,

& ELM GROVE r. n
&V t5% On md after SUNDAY, MAY is, 1881, trains
on the ". \ +. y. r. T. will ruin as follows: 49,
until r. II. "a II -
Leaving, Wheeling Park at7 4, NJ, and run every
hour until 10 +. ~ ia ~ 5GI7t; -.
tEitiE5 f n ~ on SUNDAYS q
Leaving the cityat7 a. ", and run every hour
: Leaving Wheeling Park at sA. ", and run every
Passengers will save time md trouble By pur.
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