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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-06
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How TO Make chi "a DIR eafihls

People who eau eat cheese Il ad Il uour.
ishlng and beautiful, but every BODY can.
not eat 1t. Thcse who live In The open air
and work bard can digest II, but the greater
number Of people who live Indoors can
only pattake ot'it ~ a relish at the end OF
dinner, or rs an accompaniment TO their
deesers OF pic, yet twenty pounds Of cheese
contains as mueh nutritious material al a
sheep Of sixty pounds In weight, and has
the same value ss practical nutriment II IL
could be easily djgested. A distinguished
English chemist suggests remedy for The
tndigeetinllity o! cheese. It is to add The
bicarbopate Of gotas2 10 cheese. lie pre.
pares the dish Is follows: Out the cheese
into shreds, srate or chop 1t up Cine ike
suOt. To every poNnd Of cheeas add a
quarter Of an ounce OF hicar6onate oil
po'sss. Put the resulting mixture into a
saucepan with three times itB bulk Of water.
or four times It's bulk OF cold milk, and
mix we'll. Put the eaucepan on the fire
AID let tho mixture simmer, stirring all The
time un!ilihe cheese is melted, which does
not take long, Tam on. into o deb and
the result is Q nutritious mixture which
thickers like a custard in cooling, This
cheese cussard may bsea.en with impunity
by persons whom ANAL piece Of cheese
in i,a ordinary form woqld aicien. Qheeee
treated in thi1 way " recommended Tor sea
voyages, to be used instead OF salt Junk.
It prevents scurvy and 10 great saving in
bulk compared with other food. II is The
absence Of the potsss rem. the ordinary
cheese, as well IS ea!t Junk, which makes
them unwholescme. : -
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The Migrntiun Of Dirds.

l
Probably few peroons have an idea oil III.
great numbers and varlstits Of blrds which
pan and repaM us In their migrations In
tho Spring and Fall. The digit Of these
birdn occurs largely alright Lighthouses
and liVht.ships have usually been selected
% stations Tor observing these mjgrations
On starlight nights no birds are seen from
thsse stations, but on dark, rainy or foggy
nightg they apparently become confused Ia
their flight and daah sgainst the lights, Il
which they are attracted, with such veloci.
ty that large numbers are killed, or, blind.
ed and stunned, aa!!er 10 tho ground.
Tuesday and Wednesday nights wero a.
vorable for making thete observations
about the electric light on the Btsndpipe In
this city. Between the hours Of ! and
o'clock the birda were seen In swarms
about the light, and more than hundred
fell 10 the ground. A few were caught
alive, but the larger part were dead. Prof.
HolAtngur, Of the Normal School, reports
the following species among these collected
during the past two nights, through the
kind clfices Of Engineer Bo.han and Hlg.
gins, ut the water works, viz ca! birds,
groesbesks in variety, scarlet Hangers,
golden crowned thtushes, chestnu,VIded
warblers, blackburnan warblers, Tsnnes-
see warbleIs, magnolia .warbler, Carolina
rails, yellow.throated vireos, gresn.crestsd
ay.catchers, Trael's ly.catcheTs, black aud
Ehito creepsrs, Savanna sparrows white
throatedsparroxs, Maryland yellox.thsoas,
black billed cuckoop, hell'diyers, indigo
birds and yellow.bellisd woodpcckes On
Tuesday night tho Rrossbeais predomI.
mated, aud on Wednesday nigh! the raia
Cat birds were nITeFoqs On both nishtA.
Tho birla which breed i9 this locality
were uot.ccably absent. - ~
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For bridal Dresses frs. CHOICE ia cream
white satin, brocado, or surAh; second,
China silk, fins grsnadiue, gauas, aurah,
albatross, or nuns yelling. An idea re-
Gently introduced Is to coYer the eurah with
Ane LACE net. Fine cashmere covered with
net II ss..ssa 4 very stylish selection. Long
lines Of drapery ere sought, a!tsr. and
bunchinees 70 plsinly not "the thiugn
when one considers the yell which must
dow above. Tho veil, ALMOST always OF
tulle, Ia sometimes gathered in ross.to on
the top Of the head, and falls back, but the
preference seems to be TO have 1t thrown
over, partially or wholly concealing the
face. The orange blossom seems In q fair
way 10 become 8 traditions, b many pro.
ferring snow drops, lilies OF The valley,
white roses, sEaleas. whito lilacs, or oven a
delicately cllarsd flower, A bride recent.
" chose pale pink roses, as shi.a was 10
ye,y unbecoming. Gloves are long, wh
dressed II undressed. Satin or Kid q b
pers, usually white, with white stockinga,
bu! occasionally black slippers with black
stockings are seen. Fashion saya the bride
who departs Immediately on . Wedding
tour may be married In almost any hand
some, pale colored material, without trim
bonnet 10 nstCh II at church, or without /
bonnet II at home. Gloves Of tan or ,nush
room shades, or OF lighter tint, matching
tho costume. Bridesmaids costumts ar,
deyised invariably with reference 10 whal
the o.hers wear. soDetimes two in pink
two In blue, kc. ,,sY ~, s.,,i $,
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Corn Soup.

Pat two pounds Of beef on 10 boil IN TIM,
quarts Of cold wafer. Al or tho meat d IN
rAgL shin tho soup vol strain and ftiIiip
10 pot Put lu ono eau Of We'd Scal torn al d
tablespoonful Of chopped panley. When
done faion with pepper aud salt aud seitC
without ttriiuing. Z ~.
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Ht,te,n Lural. I. ., 1s. n
Professor Arnold says that COVE fed npop
eusi!age do not do as well as when led on
clover, wheat bran, oil cake, Il. Both in
milk production and fat production We
must get rid Of the too prevalent idea that
there Is but one OH sct 10 accompllsh~-lhe
production Of the most Of either, as the
casn may be, wholly regardless Of every
thing elEe. Che hSalth Rpd ,vigor OF our
cowa Ia the tirst thing to DO pought. In q
ecnso everything cleo 10 rccoudary. More
properly speaking, that Ia the basis Of sue.
cesslul milk production. We may force
our covs 10 give great deal more milk
tor the tIpS bsipg BY feeding a ona-sIded
food, perhapeI but it cannot last, and We
may lose both milk and COW. Heavy milt.
ers are peculiarly liable, too, to some oil
the moot fatal diseases TO which cows are
liable. Aercsdet, the champion butter
COW Of the world, dipd recently. from milk
lever, just the disease that sach COWS are
particularly susceptible to. And II we In
crcase this natural susceptibility BY starv
ing one psIs o! the system We place oul
COW right In the very js~r ol death and
hold her there. .ssy yiS-'sS ,..,, ~
"a A milch COW should have an active CIV
culation. There cannot too much bloot
pass through the udder. This canno. b.
secured unless the system Is vigorous. /
cannot be secured without exercise. A
few days ago We saw II stated by gentle
man at q Dairymsn's Convention that
COW did not need eSercise; that all she hat
to do was to keep still, eat and give milk
We can hardly conceive how any body will
common experience could make such ,
mistake. Health Is utterly out Of The quea
ton without some e1eroiie. 1t il not M
common to find the lack Of exercise 70 b
the cause Of disease among cattle. This
especially true Of bulls. which do not ~
rule have enough exercise. Whenever a,
animal Ia deprived. ,ol exercise va ma
look out for trouble sooner or later, Pr
J fessor Arnold IN recent speech paid vii
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Riding Through n store,

Fo5Ik (Ht Jq4rnA. s.5
A l4-year old cowboy Oh q pony WAS
driving a Steer in the alley near the Jsur-
nal office one day last week. when the steer
made for tho back door Of Uecter's saloon,
aud went pell.mell through the back door
and SALOON and out the front door on the
dead run, followed by tho aaritg hoy on
the pony, As the steer passed through be
jumped clear over the table around which
were !orr msn engaged In playing friend.
ly game Of whist. Whan the men saw The
boy following tho steer they lodged under
the table, which made the ponys passage
easy in leapiug over the table. Fortunately
the doos wers vida enough In both resl
and front door 10 make a good place fol
entrance and exit Tor the heightened steer
Il wan IN exciting Ecene, but luckily iol
the terrified spec!stors no harm was don't
to anyone or the aslooa,
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boo AOle1.

EfchdHce. ~ s.T- 81
When bees discover their mother queen
becoming or approaching barrenness,' they
will o. once commence preparing queen
cells and rear another Queen to take her
II usually tguires about thirty days
time to raise q young queen from The err
and have her brood eseIcd eyer for hstch.
ing, alter which II requires thirteen DAYS
Tor tho young bees to emerge from the cells
ai:er they are sealed over, and twenty-one
days from the time the egg Is deposited
un.ilit comea forth mature bee.
a thousand queens can be raised in one
season from the eggs produced by a sipQlo
mother queen II properly managed Tor the
purpose, 1t being veil known fact tha.
worker bees arc female In their spx and
are susceptible Of being converted into q
royal queen II properly and rightly man.
aged a. tho proper time. -
All egss laid by a virgin queen will pro.
duce drones only, ,hey not being perfect
male. Bat droneB that are raised iIola 4
fertile queen can DO relied on as being per,
lect Msle bees, q. =" -
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Special Agents. in Wheeling. -Iogau q Co, q.
uenkemellcr, B. B. But d e., Ajax. T. Young.
=. Shik.g y. Il. DArtAh and J, n. whlts 4 Co.,
Belislre. Ohio; A. B. Dug. Martins PeI7y, ohlc,
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A Ynwn Catches n uu bland,

e~&So"0s . NJ afsH''Hf ~. 1.--f. 20 al :
\ singular story Is told alloy! tho union
Of two loving hearta In this ciiy which 10
worth repeating. The lady was pssslng
the establishment where her husband that
now is waa l.y;ly viewing pasaers.by, and
rs lho arrived within the focus Of hia eyea
she began to cape, and though abe tried to
repress 1t with all hpr might 1t was Of no
use-ihe cape came. Just q. this moment
shD happened 10 look up and caught the
laughing glance Of l'himr and the poptag.
ion at once spresd=lt broke both OF them
all up, 60 to speak, and when ashort time Of.
forwards they we're introduced by mutual
friend u became very easy matter fol
10th to alid2 st once into bliss|ul state o.
feeling which, We APE happy 10 state, sar,
rounds them yet with a fair prospect Of 4
prolonged existence. ~
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Home Proof.

Suffered Misunderstanding setncd TO help mo;
could not gel out Of bed. q; sm!th cund ma" !
' zEPH. PHILLIPS,
! ,, .-..t Wheeling, ", Va.
C.!arrh. Pelypus Of Hosc, Impaired yolcc.-sui.
1 h 70; Year,; p,ssn! medicine failed 70 help ma
$3.50 - GHARi.E3 mIADDUGH,
IL - OF Bpcidel d Co., Wheeling. W. Va. =
Djspepsta and Ulcented Btomach.-"Trcatrcu cut
Tor yeAti failed p giye me relief Dr.. Smith cured
me-" THOMAS HOLT, insurance Agent. :
F!n-"I!ad them 10, fourteen year; Dr.: Smith
eu1eo nc. LooL5 y. nAshlNdlON.
sssoiyl., Running sO,ss on HHe.a,:E"My son w
= - MIS-. CATHERfNE CAPS,
t7ia-Et ,l Market Street. Wheeling, W. Va
Cancer.-"suaer for yeas with Cancer HID
1t out opt throe umeA II returned after each opef.
alton: Dr. tmith cured mo without kniio, caur,:e
or palm" 'Irs r Ms. Il. N. ORGuTT.
Piles, Fhtula Of AnuL-Flat Oh my back for IL
weeks. Reported dying. Dr.. Smlh cured ma
without knife In nys week.. -
u Sassa' g a'q fss aan wheeling sss
was given up 70 die and pronounced iucunble
d. Smith cured me E,sa gaIN iHItsS pK,AsY
Is ..,.s. Martins Ferry.
Rsy. Il. o. Lsdd writos:-"Dr. Smiths probes.
s!onal services in my family have bean most atla.
factory, and commend him To al u gentlcmAs
and hillllul phyAcian-"-F f.. g,fs ~, 's7gl.
Mn. Margaret kolb nyA: " had been suffering
for seven years and treated By many phyrciars ior
dyrpspsti. d.. Smith said had TAPE worm. and
In eight houn removed monster 100 feet lonT."G
Fenalo Complatns.-Threo years In hokpi.a!s 10,
females, give me peculiar advantages In such caSa
Penons cured Of cAtarrh, diseases Of heart liver,
stomach, klducIa. akin, blood. nervous adcc ioni
and Weaknesses Of men and youth, scrotull and
asthma testify 10 my Euoce1- ~ II7 ~.
Ptlca cured Without tho kliie, NJ y -
huenaAtA distance nGJ DO t]cAted by letter
animation cIs Oh receipt oil two throecent Atam.s,
and advice returned freo. a4,T.r-- $500 F,',.'' :
ConEulAtion At atlcs ilee. ofsce houu from .
4. Il. to7f. T., daily. Gail on or Eddfeas
49, JOHN Z. SIXTH, n. D., /,
! my 81 10, l4N Chap1iuh st.. Xhc,linR W Va
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reference 10 The circulation that the best
authorities agreed that the iat was immodl.
stely carried 10 the blood vetsela and On.
sumed the ahspe Of cells, and from theac
again palned into the milk ducts and man.
mary glands, the latter being composed OF
an Immense number Of cavities. or cells,
These arc surrounded by blood vessels,
from which the proteine oil the milk exudes
and ID absorbed into The interior Of the
cells through small tubes. Thcss were the
fat globules found In cream. These cells
were analogous TO rennet cells. We were.
however, loft In the dark With regard to
tho development; but the Rlobules In the
blood was The only rational theory, "a the
decomposition took place In tho udder and
where the separation WAS made.
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f.fIIHl =
d Small nau,

Qne Of the smallest men In The United
States lives at Cedar Key. Ills name 10
a. bechAm Livingston Sawyer. He Is
twenty-five Ysars old, forty and hall
inches high, weighs thIrty.nlne pounds,
and the Captain he came over with from
Key West says he can eat more than any
tyo men In The State. The midget was
born and resrel In Icy West. He Is built
In perfect proportion, 10 very bright, and
can make an eloquent speech, and has q
clear hiah volc6, which sounds like q
child'a. He WAC at one time reporter on
the Key West Democrat At present be u
clerking In 4 grocery store. He has sistel
who Is just quarter Of an inch taller thai
be Is, and 10 Just seventeen years old.
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Of which ase nos Of The stisminsts kind,
but absolute, distressing, insatishle, abject,
heart.rending, Interruptions, miserable.
pressing wsnts, that force me 10 violate
the flpt principles Of my religion-tbat 10,
to dun q fellow. Bat, AZ you told mo pre-.
vlously, to thu sending oil this, that II he
would come to-day you would probably
help poor sick soldier. 30 send him,
and I hope you are able 10 render mo all
tho help In your power In this my sore dls.
trees. ! feel much better this A. Y than
Tor week though very weak. D mt think
hard Of mo Tor worrying you, Tor aasute
you Il 10 no pleAAufe 10 mo 10 call on
friend, even undor such circumstances u
Ihoae under which now eIlnt.n ~
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~ Uants to Beo Him ny Day light.
go,Ioa If}v,,fi,rr - zssal q 4-1..t-ss 4, s

DSSoH N"ts'ft: y Il .tAd -, X ~ ~
\ society belle, who usually goes to the
North Shore Tor the summer, but this year
takes holder flight remarked tie ssher
evening to her confidential friend: II am
glad Nj. \. Is to DO ut Mount Deseret
whsn 70 gro this summer. Do you know
I've been acquainted With him for three
yeaIu and never saw him BY dayljEhl2
He used to come over from the hotel even.
ing, and then in the city I met him at
parties, and BIO called In the evening, and
positively i've known him pretty yell for
all that time, and never. saw him except
by gaslight. must zee him In the day.
tins, for I've made up my mind to marry
him, anu Il 10 best TO examine him in al
lights." However absurd this may seem
on the face Of II, 7 It 9is q matter Of fac,
shiutly true, both the lady and gentleman
being pretty we'll known IN fashIopable
circles In this city. ~ =
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"HlcxnIrAcr," = lastiug and fragrant per
funis. Price Is and 70 cents. .'5ss-s.' l;.sf =
z Bg11aR's CuIH WILL Immediately relieve
Group, Whooplng Cough and Bronchitis.
For DI1s1r11A and Liver Complaint you
have printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shlloh'i YitallEer. 1t meyer fails 10 curu. =
A MANI IAItcros freq With each bottle Of
BhIloh'S Catarrh Rsmedy. Prico 30 cont.
For salsby Nolan Bros. and A. 7. Young.
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By uMng Dr. Frasltr's Threat and Lung
Baltam-the only uure cure Tor Coughs,
Colds, Hoarssne.a and Sore Throat, and al
diseases Of the throat aud lungs. Do not
neglect Cough. Il may prove fatal. Scores
aid hundreds Of grAtelul people owe their
lives 10 Dr.. Fr,x'or's Throat and Lung Bal.
sam, and no family will eyer be without Il
after once using It, and dlscQyeripg IL mar.
vslous power, It 10 put up IN larga family
bottles ard add for the small prica 80 can't
pcr bottle. FaAzlEl MxolclaE Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio. ~ 49, *. : I
s.ratoss High Rock Spring Water Tor sal.
by drugSis.l, Il y, So ~ ,t.t ~ : z!
WhaIssxle Agents, LoaAu q Co., Wheeling,
". Va, and J. 0. Dent & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. y.'-sP-5 n rs pAw
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Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, Ill, says,
"Havlrg received 70 much benefit from
EIectsio Bitter. ! feel 1t my. duty 10 let sut.
isrins humanity k.ow It. Have had q run-
ming sore on my log for eight year.; my doc
tors told me would have to have the bono
.stsped 2, ,E .Tgat,tsdn I, ned instead
boxes Bueklsn's Arnica salvs, and my leg Is
nov sound mud we'll. 'r---'l. 10
Electric BItters are sold Al City cent? q
bottle, AID Bueklen's ArnicA Balve a! Is,
par boz by Logan 6 Co. AsrAw
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Reynolds Marvin and Dctey Leo
Do both Intend to mary;

tl Reynolds Marvin and Detey Leo lI-,
VII DO both Intend to mary; ~, &. I; (.
Es.g And though our d .ds opposed be, -, y!
We Tau no longer larry. b, q
Many yesrs they lived together happily,
and served well their generation. True tc
his former characteristics. just before thf
ending Of lie the deacon wrote his own
epi,aph to be inscribed on his gravestons
and It may now be read by visltora In The
ancient cemetery in Lyme: -, ~ II
" Close b.hind this stone +-,gG' 4tsz,
t,a There llts R'ouo sol, .5s q n
ltStts Csrttin Reynolds Marvin, fffr'
~ Expecting his wife a
-rs When ends her HE. 80 " III
r.I " And We b,th ara feed frop tlrvjn. e
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Deacon Mnrvin'a Revelation.

--eTSN''@ e~N'N"'s
"A story is told in Lyme, Conn.,, and 1t ia
true, that in the former days OF the good
old town there Was an eccentric Deacon
Marvin living there in single life, who be-
came impressed with the feeling that he
ought 10 marry Mis- Bs,sey Lee, spruce
young maiden whose homo WIS on the out
skirts oil the town, and who was devoted
member Of the rama church with himself.
Accordingly, mounting his horpe one Mon.
day morning, clad in the garments Of the
preceding day, he leiiurely, proceeded
toward the home Of Beisey, meditsting, as
he went, on tho joys Of matrimony; and
arriving there, knocked at the door. when
the young lady in person responded to the
call. Though just emerging from the wash.
room in homespun blue kirtle and with
arms barred 10 the shoulder, she showed nc
embarrassment st the sight Of the youpe
deacon, and only an additional touch O.
color mounted to her iaca. The tiis
sa!utatious being over, the visitor stil
sitting on his horne, proceeded without
further delay to state his buainess % fol
Ia I. .. b q e. 81.
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Nj. William johnson, Of Huron, Dakota,
writes that bis wife had been troubled with
acute Bronchitis for many years, ard that all
remodles tried gave no permanent relief, IN.
I'll hs procured bottle OF Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds which had magical effect, and pre-
duced ; permanent cure. It 10 guaranteed
IN cure all Diseases Of Throat, L1pgs or Brol.
chial Tubes. ~ IL
7 Trial bottles 10, at Logan 4 Co.'S drug
store. Large eiz. 81 90. MxIAw
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Bure euro for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. Ono box has curod the wont cases Of
twenty, years standing. No ono need ~ !Ior
Gye minutes After rl,ng Williams Indian
Mls Ointment , y, absorhs tqmosl sllay.
Prepared only ios Pilss Itching Of ths private
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Tho heat salYe In the world fvr Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, I}Ic.rs, 6al, Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Oorns, AND all
Skin Erupiious, and positively cures PLEA,
or no pay required. II "a guaranteed to give
perfect ralalGctiau; or money rstanded.
Price IS csnts per boz. " ~ i''''7,N =
For sale by Logan 4 Co. & q ils9i-.5
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HoT. Juror J. NJ Coy,rsDuRr, Cleveland,
o., say: u have used scores Of pile cure,
and II aaordl me pleasure 70 say that ! have
meyer found snyt thing which sivss Ileh i'm.
msdsts and parliament relief - d.. William,
Indian Pile Ointment" .i,s
Wholesale Agent, LoAAS q Co., Wheeling,
". Va, and J. Q. DxHT 4 Co., Bridgeport,
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2inetville Accom- Eojst!on leIvcs Wheeling at
! 70 p. H., HGlalic al s.0 p NJ. daily except Gun.
BsrncsVlllc Accommodation Bas a, m: gcllsha
end AnundgTilis accommodation t:S5 u. NJ:
houHlsyil!o accommodation b:23 p, m; DAllhirn
accommodation 4iV Il. III. and ?:g5 =. n; daily cx.
ccpt Sunday. ta 3d.. .Is..| 49,.
ii i. o. sicep!ngcAn on al thtnuRA ,r.,as s,etp.
inG car from liz tluI " Ind ,ansroliA Via Colnu,.
bus on train Eo.s leaving this ely at 2a5 ., 4,
daily, arriving a indlsnatrlisat 200 a. m. -.
No. .. l.aytLg Wheeling At BIS u M, nfiIyin1 ~
Columbus Al Z 10 p IN. .''''-N" "
Ulose connections arc mntc ioi all poIrts Souih
and eouthwtsi, North and RoIths,si, mixing ;his
dctltAble Ionte Tor colonils aud reTeus saeTinr
70 Tho great West, and 10 whom rrslea!as Al,cn:
1:ctea 10 all principal points on taIo =, pcpo.
MtePIaE e.f n Recommendations can DO secured at
al Tr Tlios. II. D. HAAsg,
ISL TlekplAgeut II 4 Q. Depot, Il
JOHN BAlL!H, -
Ticket Agent. under McLurc House.
1olS 7. LANE. T,AV;; Ts,,enser As;n. -
=" W. ". CLEMENTS, ~. OF r.
R. 7. nEvRiYa. GrnI Agent. Mheoilng. 80
WHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIyl.
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On and after November IS, t-aial will .rs,,.
and depart NJ iniloNp-H hccling tine: ~ -
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From i1tH6uFsh-ss0 &. N. ard t:1op. N. dI!iy,
From wsAniaxs1n-s;co, 80 a. H.. LIZ, GO ;. N.
Train, leaving Wheeling a, $50 a. m. and aus r,
n. make Close oonncslion At wuhinS,oa ioi
Wsyntihuty, And At Tttburgh with trains on
Ptnbmtsh D!riAl9u Tor Baltimore and tonntlts.lllk
Coke EeRton. and points cast OF Iitubugh. Il.'
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III0s. ": KING. GCr. 8up., Pittsburgh. II.
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