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RIDPATHS BLAINE & LOGAN.

Not only do we hurrah for our candi-
dates, but we hurrah also for their. "Liyes
and Public Services" as presented in a
new book by Professor John Clark Rid
path. The work is in every respecta capital
production Indeed, it is hardly necessary
to say as much to any one who has read
the authors "Life and work of Garfield
or his popular History of the United
States" His name has become familiar
throughout the land, and is of itself sufi.
cient guaranty of the character of whatever
he produces. The "Lives of Blaine and
Logan"* will still further enhance his
reputation. The book is an admirable
presentation Of the private life and public
career of our Republican standard, bearers.
Besides this, it is a complete voters hand
book, replete with such information as
every citizen ought to possess, and such
facts as all intelligent persons ought to
have by heart, Not only are the lives and
services of Blaine and Logan we'll and
fully recited in Professor Ridpaths book,
but he has made the public his debtor by
the preparation of so large, and well di-
gested mass of political statistics and
tables as it would be in vain to look tor in
any other volume. Every citizen who de-
sires to be we'll posted in respect to the
lives of his tavorite leaders and the prin-
ciples of the respective parties should
obtain copy of Professor Ridpath's new
book. stones Brothers s. Company, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
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w ellington Real Estate
AGENCY
W. ". RICHARDSON. CIV, BAKER,

We have good facilities for sell
ing Real Estate both in the town
and country. We will handle all
property placed in our hands with
energy and>upon reasonable terms.
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T1E MARKETS.
WeJ1ington, o.. July 16, 1854.
Cheese.

Cheese.
SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK ENDING July 18th
Cueese, 1857 boxes 47,46O. ..pounps.
Butter......391 pkgs 22,625... pounds.
Grain. Flour and Feed.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-07-16

Kemps Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs. 1t is curing more cases of Coughs
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group and all
Throat and Lung troubles, than any other
medicine. The proprietor has authorized
Fl. G. Starr & Co. to refund your money if
after taking three-fourths of bottle relief
is not obtained. Price 30 cts. trial size
free. 10t1
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elm Trees Wanted.

-Welwant a few good elm trees.
Parties having them for sale will
do us q favor by leaving word at
our Office ga.. d
W. R. sANTLEY & Co.
26tf a
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Mr.. Vim. Brown, Morristown, O., says
Browns Iron Bitters cured my wife of
neuralgia, sleeplessness and loss of appe-
tite." .-Ia 4. -,
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POLITICAL BREVITIES.

19~In Blaine this great big America
of ours will have big American Presi-
dent.
la%Now that the independents "
are counted, the campaign might as
well proceed.
gaThere is another bolter in New
York. Upon hearing of Mr.. Blaine'a
nomination Tilden has bolted. He
knows better than to run against the
Man from Maine Chicago Tribune.
R@~We would suggest to the Schurz.
Godkin- Times combination of sublimate
kickers that they go to England for
candidate. There doesn't appear to be
anybody good enough for them in this
country. Trenton NJ J) Gazette.
b1>" That tired feeling you have, do
you know what causes itp'' asks q
patent-medicine advertisement. We do
indeed. IL comes from listening to thin
fairy-tale about Mr.. Blaine not being
able TO carry Massachusetts. .--Pbild.
delphia (Pa) Press.
1@>The Memphis appeal, since Til.
denis declination, says success depends
on the Democrats nominating the
"right man." The Republican Con.
vention at Chicago nominated the
"right man." and his name is Blaine.
-KnoruiHe (Tesas.) Chronicle.
B@~F From Maine to California, from
Lake Erie to the Gulf of Mexico comes
the same refrain this morning. And
the refrain is, in effect:
Which wish to remark,
And my language Is Blaine.
Tribune.
A6rWhat the effect Of the Chicago
nominations has been upon the Demo.
cratic party in Ohio is evidenced by the
report of the Ohio Democratic conven.
tion-"th the smallest convention held in
the State for years." The talk of Ohio
being doubtful State is the tale of an
idiot, "full of sound and fury, signify
ing nothing"
b6FThere is no greater evidence Of
inherent asininity, in our opinion, than
the repeated attempts of the Democratic
party to pose as the soldiers friend.
History is made on that question, and
the constant attempt to unmake it, to
reverse deeds by words, simply calls
attention to what, in self-defence, the
Democratic party should be glad to
pass silently by.--LndianapolSs (Ind.)
NeaOS.
R9- History repeats itself. In 1864
the Democratic party in its platform
denounced the war for the Union as a
failure. But it wasn't. The Demo-
cratic party was mistaken; that was
all. In 1884 the Democratic party is OF
the opinion that the Republican party
"must 60" 1t is mistaken again that
is all. The Republican party will con.
tinue business at the old stand
INDIANAPOLIS Journal.
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In the FIXTURE /.

When you have cough and want relief
think of Kemps Balsam for the Throat
and Lungs. A guaranteed remedy for
those diseases. Price so cents. Trial
size free of H. G.. Starr 81 Co. .y
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.e..,i,. glaino stands to-day as q

4 IN, Blaine stands to-day as q
nad . man Of P0t,sSSS1 aS1ta char
aeSo1.r acse1 anu an o. orator, an5 statesman a
scnplr nrinee :" Of parliamentStians and ana q
leader of leaders" man q b. ! Limit
and the popular idol none car arocsss. c
his farther and consummate suoo'00'
ao,,e.,nort .ILs nr-ssI-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-27

a electromagnetic sovereign and
the mother OF TOUR children. The nsnd
which che extends to rs Is 30 tiny anu
fragile that feel - if touching a nus
piece Of brittle filigree, which may
break ut any moment. Her DARK nali
Ia cut close, parted in the middle, and
slightly raised on either side. Her lace,
though not actually pretty, is decidedly
pleasant, the only drawback neing tne
inky blackness Of her fine and regular
teeth, caused by the national custom OF
chewing betel. nut, which is so univer-
sal that every Slamese dignltary from
the King downward Is attended on al
public occasions by the carrier OF hls
betel. box. Altogether there Is some
thing touching in the idea OF this tender
and cbild-like little creature being
singled out to share the throne OF this
troubled and semi.barbarous realm,
though it is some consolation to learn
that the King is far more attentive 10
her than many European soyereigos
are to the royal objects of their conJugal
hatred. Through the Princes interpre-
fatiop we pay cur compliments to tue
Queen, who tells us'that she has heard
of our coming, asks few question:
about or former travels, AMI seems
pleased when we express ourselves
much entertained with all that We have
seen in Bankok, after which we bow
ourselves out Of the royal presence.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-27

July there won't be enough frost In the
ground TO kill potato bug.n :
MY dear, you are getting to be real
funny, amt your
"Oh, yes; I've been reading the fun
ny newspapers, and have to do some
Thug to dispel the gloom.n
II think, my dear, that this Is the
coolest weather l ever experienced"
Possibly, Topnoody; but that is not
my experience"
"No? Why, my dear, we have al
ways lived in this neighborhood, and I
certainly would remember any colder
weather than this"
81 don't care what you remember; 7
know what know"
"You Were never any further north,
were you~
MOP
"Then, my dear, I am sure you are
mistaken. 1have kept record of the
weather, and know the temperature OF
every day for the past thirty years, and
none is colder than this"
There is one day you haven't re-
corded, Topnoody, but I've got it down
in my mind, and have had it there
fresber every hour sinceits occurrence"
"Andyou are sure it was a colder day
than this?"
"Yes, know it."
"Well. I'd like to know what day 1t
was, so / can make note OF it,"
at was the day, Topnoody, that
married you, and the more think Of II
and of you, the more l am convinced
that it was the coolest day In my life,
and you know me well enough to know
that 1t is only on very cold day"
"Goed evening" said Topnoody,
making q break for the door.
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mEo,oAL.
PSALMS.
REVISED

D.
EAR this, all ye people, and give ear all
ys i'wolids Of the world. hop Bitters will
make you we'll and to rejoice.
2 1t shall cure all the people and put
sickness and suffering under foot.
8. Be thou not afraid when your family
is sick, or You have BIight's disease or
Liver Complaint, for Hop Bitters will cure
you.
A Both low and high, rich and poor
know the value of Hop Bitters for bilious.
nervous and Rheumatic com laints.
5. Cleanse me with Hop Bitters and
81 all have robust and blooming health.
C. Add disease upon disease and let the
wotst come, lam safe il uss Hop Bitters.
!. For all my life have l been plagued
sitk sickness and sores, and not until q
year ago was cured, by Hop Bi,ters
He that keepeth his bones from ach.
ing from Rheumatism aud Neuralgia, with
Hop Bitters, doeth wisely.
8. Though thou hat sores pimples
frecklea, salt rheum, erys!pelss, blood poi
soning, yet Hop Filters will rep'Ors them all
10. What woman IS there, feeble and
siok ircrn female complaints. who desireth
not health and useta Hop Bitters aud /:
made ,ceR.
IL. Let not neglect to use Hop Bitters
hing OF serious Kidney aad Liver con
| pls'uts.
y. Keep thy tongue from being furred
tby blood pure: and Thy stomach from ia
digestion by using Hop Bitters.
-. All my pains and aches and disease
go like chsff before the wind when l us
Hop Bitters.
II Msrk the man who was nuriy dest
and given up by the doctors after usini
Hop Bitters and becometh we'll.
i. Cease from worrying about nervous
pess general debility, and urinary trouble
for Hop Bitters will restore you.
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He Took the Hint.


They were sitting alone in the par
lor, when she sweetly remarked:
George, dear, can You tel me why 1t
is that the course of true love never runs
smoothly" -,
at does run smoothly, darling" said
George, passionateIy. "Whst could be
smoother than the course of our true
lover"
"Andlove Is blind, Is 1t not % she went
on.
"Yes, love is said to be blind" replied
George, wondering what she was trying
to get at.
well, can tell you why true love
meyer runs smoothly" and she looked
az the lapel of his coat as though she
would like togo to sleepthere. "Love
is blind, and instead Of helping the
blind it Is considered the proper thingto
pull down the blind"
George acted upon this hint and pull
ed down the blind.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-27

household goods stored In wagon. de-
unloaded, went to o lumber yard, pur'
CHASED q load Of lumber and built
sbanty. and moved in, In time for bis
wife 20 prepare supper.
Sunday morning he mustered con-
gregatien and preached sermon. On
Monday bought lot and got $500 SUBJ
scribed towsrd building church. To day
.ne church which cost some Sl,oV Is
finished, paid for and occupied.
j shall leave here tomorrow for Mln'
pesots. A word in regard 70 climate:
They tell me they have dry weather al
winter, no rain from November uutil
April, but can tell you
what they 10 Have
that is constant high wind and my Inn,
preston on Thursday last was that
they had an occasional blizzard, but the
oldest inbabitant declared 1t was
only mild zephyr, but IL
was just such zephyr that
/ do not wish to witness again duri ng
my stay in the West. From the fact
hat il was raining hard when | lett
Wheeling / carried my umbrella. When
/ landed here it seemed to amuse the
people as much to see me clutching that
umbrella as it would the people o!
Wheeling to see q man promenading
the streets bundled in n buffalo over
coat, for leggins aud foot jacks, which
are common here.
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m z DIG AL.
Toronto.

EessrS. Fleming Bros
Srs,-I take this opportunity Of informing You
f.the benefits l have derived from Or. G. nc.
IaHs's Liper Pile. have fortwo years past been
afflicted with a severe pain over the eyes, ac-
.ou,panied with a nervousness and sense Of dizzi.
,ess n malady beyond TIE power and skill Of our
physicians TO relieve and cure, caused, as far as
myself could judge, BY a diseased state Of the
bleeding. and various other remedies were tried,
but all In vain, for the deep-rooted disease still
stuck fast. At last, procured q box Of your val
liable Liver Pills from druggist here, and found,
after taking portion Of them, that the disease
and psinful sensation over the eyes have almost
tnt,reiy left mo. will close by advising all those
afflicted as have been, to procure the valuable
medicine at once and save much time and pain,
with little expense With sincere gratitude and
respect, remain, yours respectfully,
GEO. w. RUSSELL, Toronto
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Hrs. Topnoody's Cold Day.

Mr.. Topnoody was butsoning up bis
coat to 90 down town Monday night,
and as he closed in with the fire he re-
marked to his wife:
"My dear, this is terribly cold
night"
"Yes Topnoody; quite cold enough
for sealskin sac9ue.n
"But, my dear, don't think 1t will
last" be continued, not recognizing the
hint or the Interruption.
mo, / don't think it will. IN fact
Topnoody, 1 feel quite sure that by mex
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-27

Ntfb IOrK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, No. AS Seventh street,
testify that they have both been suffering with the
liver complaint for about five years, during whlcn
time they have spent n large amount Of money
and tried many remedies, but to no purpose.
Finally, hearing of DR.. Z. NcLaHe's Liper ffin,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh Fa.'
thew purchased four boxes, which they took ac-
eording to the directions accompanying each boxt
end now pronounce themselves perfectly cured OF
that distressing disease.
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Life Or Death.

rANCERs AND TUMORs REMOVED
\ aud radically cared, without the use OF
tie knife, and with little or no pain. My
treatment OF Cancer II the most successful
and only reliable method known. speci-
mems Of Cancer removed by this process
r,uuiSiie ipforma alton obtained. Cancers aud
Juniors, Hemorrhoids or Piles, Dyspepsia
Diseases OF the Liver, Gororrhea, aud all
forms Of Syphilitic Diseases, Loss OF Man.
hood, etc, successfully treated.
References and testimonials furnished ~
my office. ] do not aim 10 be a doctor "cure
all" hut in my speciality, Cancer, do claim
10 be second 70 none In the country;
DR. +. A. GREAR,
del6gsb Freeport Harrison Co., Ohio.
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CONSUMPTION:

T HAvE A POSITIVE REMEDY FOR THE
l. above oisesse: BY In use thousands OF
cases OF the wont kir ? and Of long standing
have been cured. Indeed, 20 strong 10 my
faith In its efficacy, that will send To
Bottle Free, together With valuable treatise
on this otseaAe, 10 any sufferer. Give az
press and r. a. address. DR. 7. A. SLoCuA
Isl Pearl street. New York. no2iWvb
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e0En MONTH. AGENTS WANTED. -
1kJU best selling articles In the World. Ooe
sample freA Address lar HRoSBON Do
yoif Mob. -
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clorn,no.
clorhino.
CLOTHING!
CLOTHING
CLOTHING !!
FURNISHING GOODS.
Furnishing Goods.
Furnishing Goods

An inviting stock of Cloth
ing at surprisingly low fig
ures can now be seen at my
establishment, an in order to
give all an opportunity OF pur-
chasing freely Tor the winter,
have made the following
great reductions:
A fine Worsted suit reduced
from IS to S..
A handsome business suit,
reduced from $40 to $3.50.
A handsome business suit,
reduced from sII to s..
A good Cashmere suit, re-
duced from sI2 50 to $40.
A better Cashmere suit, re-
duced from sr4 to SII.5o.
A Black Worsted suit. re.
duced from SIC to $Ia.
A Black Worsted suit, re-
duced from StS.75 to SIS.
A splendid Atwood Beaver
Overcoat, reduced from SIG
to $II.
A fine silk-laced Diagonal
Overcoat, reduced from $40
to SIS.
Other goods in proportion.
The season is late. and my
stock must be cleared to make
room for Spring invoices.
FURNISHING GoODSl
FURNISHING GOODS!
FURNISHING GOoDS.l
CLOTHING
CLOTHING !
DAVID ASH,
80 Twelfth St.
ssOne door below the Bank Of the Ohio
Valley. DEF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-27


Cd. 1t has superseded the Actual Cautcry
or bod iron; produces more than fourt times
the effect OF blister; takes the place of all
liniments, and is the safest application ever
rsed, as tits impossible TO produce scar
or blemish with it. L Is powerful, ao-
tire, reliable and safe reEnaly thu. can lie
manipulated at wiz for severe or mild a.
lect. Thousands of the best Veterinarians
AMI Horsemen of this country testify to its
many wonderful cures and its great practi-
raj value. 1t ia also the NOS: economical
remedy in use, "a one tablespoonful Of
Caustic Bslsam viii produce NOR sctual
results than whole bette O an !iriment
or SPAWN cure mixture ever mac. Price
SO. Sold by druggists or sent, charges
psii, By LAWRENCE, WILLIAMS &
60, SoieInporters sni Proprietors, Ceve-
land. Ohio ssS- None genuine without
Las onr Signature on the LABEL.
Far ssfs t,v Io-au n O. WheflfuS.
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r cDREF FITS!

Jn1HEN SAY CUREI DO NOT MEAN
w merely TO stop them for time ana
then have them return again. mean radl
cal cure, have made the disease OF FITS
tpile psy or Falling sickness lifelong study
] warrant my remedy to cure the worst cases.
because others have failed Is no reason toi
not now receiving a cure. Bend AT once Tor
ireatise and Free Bottle OF my infallioIe
r,medy. Give Express and Postofice. II
costs you nothing for trial, and Will cure
YOU. Address Dr.. 81 q. ROOT, lSS Pear street
New York. nozeoT
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fnIi.u Norphfpe Habit Cured IN 10 "a
W tVia 20 Gays. Nc pay tni Cured.
IR- J. STEPHENS. Lebanon, Chic. Jag
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V,Sssl,us and Elm assvs Rallrsol,

OfskEkk 4. "a. a.. I ri, raa :. ioiisy.:
erlh iire.v, az S,N .. m. :. m, SD n,
1850 q. m. u M. 20 p. "a, 7,to P q, p ~
~ n Z, y &s..ilss i.,R q ~ ..,6 ..
m. 21 .. m, 40 p. M, $40 p n, go ,. m
s,undsy sIe.ptsS. J.KLEEH. ssvl
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BILLAuIE AMI CAABRID0EA ACCOM-,
.savss Bsilairs a "a Q n. and 49, p N
ally 81 oeyt Sunday. hIseping css. whssl
IEg 10 IndlEIspoIls. via Columbus, a., on
rsiD No. 4. leaving this cl.y al asS y. M. dai
y.suivipe Of indianapolis at a. m.
~. A u. sIeeping Can on al tbfoagb train
Cicse e2nnsctions No.. fos al Ho.s,s -
his desirable routs for oolonists And psrs
moving 70 the crest Ven, aDd 70 whom Dan
.ulaf Atteption " Gfven.
Tickets 70 al principal points on sale atdspot
sleeping Gar accommodations ean b sseass
ID nj depot ticket omcs.
rHoS. IL. u. HAAHE. 11ekss Agt, H. 20
JOHN 1AILIs, Ticket Agent, CITY oASa
JOHN 7. LANE, 1rny. - ASt
W n CIEkEHTB, ~. OF
n. DEvhlH, 0sn7 Assut, Wbesifng.
WHEYLIN9AsDPI 1TrBUR9H DfysI0s
On npd sftsr septsm IeT %, iss, DssssnxsT
trains viii run ~ fCliows. ~bseiing umSt
DEPARTURES.
70, Pjtpturgh-s2 o. m. daily; 500 p. n.
For y sshinstop- ~ a. M. DAILY Sass
m. sa5 p, m, b:c Pm. daily excspt Sunday.
FOR TrAdeipniA--I:b p. 10. daily sEeo0e
Sunday.
ArnvaA
FROM PittsbcYgh 10 q. "a. silly; s>D y
N. daily except SUNDAY.
From " aehiDgtou a. N. daily sxsspe
Sunday: 90 a. m. daily; las .. N, SD =
di t,s s,fss sqIa % D. n. da.,y s.s.vs
q X. LORD, 0snsrsl psasee3 Agent
THO6. ~ KING, Genera. elpI
T. ID. hNIT n, PasA Agt, P5toooofyA
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ENTlDCTE TO MALARIA.

EEN EIVHE To Es5tGsE<EtisSs
HE FEELS LIKE 4 NEW MAN.
az lave had Dyspepsia, with ConStipa-
hSn.t two yeers, Ssi have tried ten different
kiIsds OF PTS, And TUFTS ore the frs:
dat have done ne any scSa. They have
splendid, food dises.s Zee MY, and now
teye natural passages. ! feel Ike new
Ian" I'D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
Bold ever~vhe-A ,n5c. Ualce, A Murray St. NY.
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George W. CARTS

GcDrge William Curtis, fifly-nine
yea OF age, is q tall man with STOPPING
shou<lers, the physical result Of years OF
laboEat the editorial desk. His gray
hoar md side whiskers are sometimes
Allowed to grow IS they please, Tree from
The rruning Of the tonsorisl shears. His
ear IRE not always observable, on se-
coopt OF this capillary growth. HIS fore
heo1is full, and with bushy eyebrows,
projocts over q pair Of kindly but earnest
ard 1esOlute eyes. His other features
sT4 I0rge, but flexible, expressive and
p<thumored.
Charles Foiien Adams
. HArles Follen Adams Is Of medium
% and slender physique, with eyes
end bright with sense OF humor
Do, with q well-shaped mouth and
ed chin and 8 mustache of which
|ustly q trifie proud. He II ex-
y neat and natty In his attire.
Nv frequently be seen walking
BoylstOn street with quick and
|tep, but be always has time to
genial word with the maLy
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-27
Margaret J. Preston

liz. Margaret ]. Preston, who has
eo6e some pretty poetry and lives at
L11iDgtOn, Virginia, is in person some-
what below the medium height. Her
NH4t hair, mingled with gray, eombed
ovef the temple, Is cOiled in graceful
hDCt behind. Her cheeks are fresh and
rudy, giving her the appearance Of one
muoh ' oInger than she really Is. Her
inonssant literary labor has subjected
he1oyes TO 8 severe strain, inducing at
tiu,tS almost total blindness. She Is q
vervsfluent eonversationalist. She is
-dom<stic, however, rs well as literary,
and Der jellies and other dainties have
acCuIred local renown.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-27

Far sale By Logan q o.. wa.e1ax.
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Gail Hamilton.

nGail Hsmilson," or Mary Abigail
Dodge, which is her real name, Is q
pain, browu-eyed lady, short in stature
and inclined 10 stOu,neSs. She Is SAID
70 BE- very fond OF dress, adopting the
mast advanced styles, not invariably
oulted Ia her advancing years. But sue
conld probably argue this delicate strlc-
kiife oi the feminine correspondents un-
tilit would seem almost profanity to
&bate a ribbon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-01-27

NJ. Harriet Bsecher Stove is we'll
preserved for lady who has reached
The ScTiptural limit. Her figure Is not
heevy, nor face of a thou8htful cast,
Win features expressive Of some decls-
iyeness and strength Of opinion. Her
cay hair is plainly arranged. she
dresses with simplicity and has an air
Of New England domestically.
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Mark Twain.

Samuel l. Clemens Mark Twain
mas aced so many lecture platforms
That the public is more familiar with
his personal appearance than with that
on In9st authrr~. He is compact IN
figure, Of medium height, and has
ffank, sensible face, touched with good
nature but revealing behind that no
mail mount Of resolution. His cou-
yersauon is repIete with the humor
Mat cuaracttl,zes his writings. He IS
jnst IS years Of age, was married thir-
ieen years since, and enjoys much do
nestle comfrt with his wife and two
charming lttle g,rls at pleasant
narsiun in Hartford, Conn.