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BUFFERS BREAK.


His Candidacy Means n Confusion in Poll
tics Never Before Known in This Coun-
try-How IL VIII Affect the Canvass.
BosToN, August 9.-The Blaine opinion
of Buffers candidacy, as voiced by the
Journal is that If Tsmmany and the New
York Sun support him, it settles the Presl-
dental question in advance. The Re
pubHcans expect that he will
draw largely from Cleveland in
New York, New Jersey, and
Connecticut but admits that in this
State the effect of his candidacy will be to
reduce Blaine's majority. The Democrats
are thoroughly mad, and swear all manner
of things at their late idol At meeting
which the State Committee held Yesterday to
talk over the situation it was said that the
Butler vote in this State would be about
10000 On the street. however, the estimates
differ widely from that some going as high
as fifty thousand. 1t must be admitted
that the situation in Massachusetts is great
" complicated, and. with four tickets in
the field, the chances favor the field rather
than the fayorite. 4 South Boston politi-
clan said that Butler as an independent can
didate would not draw 1000 votes from the
5000 Democrats in the three South Boston
wards. There is floating vote
attached closely to either party
which is admitted he might get.
This vote is large in Lynn, Salem, Law
renee. and few other places. Buffers
letter is the last straw which will crush the
already enfeebled Cleveland party to the
earth in Lynn, and he will drop out Of
sigbt in comparison with the vote for Blaine
and for Butler. There is no Cleveland
organization, nor has not been, and with the
present move in the campaign it is fair to
saw there viii not be in the future Butler
carried Lynn for Governor. But Garfield
took the city BY storm with six hundred
rpaiNrlty
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cJTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY.
= In the Circuit Court Of 0hiocounty, West Viz
giDia, August Rules, 1884.
Dillon J. Mccormick
r.,
La Belle Building Association and -
George Z. Thompson, trustee.
The object Of this suit Is 10 obtain release OF Q
deed Of trust made by Dillon J. Mccormick and vile
TO the defendant, George r Thompson, dated on the
9th day OF November, 1876, and 10 obtain decree
against the Ia Belle Building Association for the
amount of excessive charges oil interest paid by aid
Mct ormick TO the said Building Association. And
IL appearing rom affidavit fled in this action, at
tbese R,des, that the defendant, George r. Ihomp-
son is not resident Of the State Ol West virginia,
and he not having been served with process IN tins
suit on motion OF the complainant, by his SOLICITOR,
this order Of publication II entered against him, and
il is ordered that the said defendant George X
Thompson il required 10 appear within one month
after the date Of the rst publication Of this order
and do what is necessary 70 protect his interests;
is further ordered that this order Be published and
posted as required by lay.
Witness John W. Mitchell, Clerk OF sid
Court. Al The Court House OF said county this dh
day Of August 1884 to-wit: Augrst Rdles, 1874
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the frst time August 6, ls5L
Attest: JOHN W. MITChEL4l-, Cierk-
HENRY ". RUSSELL,
Solicitor for Complainant. eusoaEi
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Commissioners Sala.


TN.THE MUNICIPAL COURT Of wHEEi.lN0.
i West virginia, Painek J. tllllisas, sdnAalsrs-
tor de bonis non OF william GnliGau, decese1, "
Thomas Emmett Gillissa apd otheu. In ehanory.
The undersigned special eonmis.iosH hssesl
gives notice that pupuan Ito the suthsrity v0tsl
In him by decrre made By said Court on The I'd
day Of June, 1884, le will, on
SATURDAY. AUGUST o. A. d. 1854
commencing At 10 O'Clock A. ~, ell at public sne.
ton to the Highest bdiar st The front doos % he
Court House Of said county In The city Of hee!ins.
% .. N S.a the F and ..s . ;s ss s
part OF lot number thiry-nins ~ u The ad4iuoa
TO the city 81 Wheeling laid out By William CeAp-
line and John Eoh, and bounded and descrtbe1 g
follows: Beginning n the northeast corner al I'D
lot, same bcing the southwest corner 81 Main an1
.wtnty. third strc-ts; thence running vcstuardiy
with Twenty third street ahly one feet thence rus.
twenty one fee, thence casts ardly tnd parallel viii
rwrntythird street sixty one fcst 70 haio stfess,
and thnnos running With Main .,rsct 70 ~ P,sss
aid William dilllsan by Hannah Hsss..Ai sna
ptherS nv derd dated June i7th, le0, and bev q
record among the public land records OF aid county.
Upon the portion Of aid lot aiorrsaid thes. V
erected that new and valuable brck building forn-
eriy occepied BY aid william Gitlkan - asasssa
and residence.
TKRxs on sALx--one-thirt Of the purchs.s money,
md S much sh Sns s:sI =, % ~ 4. re:
due thereof payable In two equal ln.tailmsnn 10 ose
ard two YEAR, from the day Of ale, With interest,"
from that day; the purchase 70 stye his nots tss
the dcierrsd paymenis With psssons sscvny tAeee.
property sold 10 be retained until The paymeat 10
~" u -' ALFRED CALDWELL
spe0ial CON mi.loss.
&c HKRvEY, Auctionesr.
hereby osriify that above named Special con
missioner hn gives bond and Dsa,inty - ssoh u tbe
penalty 81 g. 600 - required By law and old ee0eA.
THOMAS n. DABRAH.
WHEELING. July s, 1854 tyM
The above sale has been adjourned until Ssiur.
day, August i6 1884, at 10 ociect ~, a he sans
place, ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special CommissioHer.
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Money 1 i-sae Per Cent. - Governments
Firm stocks Lower Flour Dull and
Unchanged Wheat Lower.
NEw YORK, August 9.-Money-Market
easy at l462 per cent; closed at per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 54@6l per
cent Sterling Exchange, bankers bills
firm at 1921; demand 4S4i.
GOvERNNENTS-tirm.
Threes
Fous and-a-hat
Fours ~
Pacific Skies Of lS9o....... .....''''''''.'iSo
KAILwAYs-Qmet.
STATE SECURITIEs-Steady.
SrocxS-The market opened strong and
higher this morning, with Pacific Mail as
the feature, the stock selling up II per
cent. TO 81. Soon after the first call the
bears raided Changers and Lake Shore
and forced the price down } to 2 per cent.
Northwestern fell off l. to 1919; St Paul
to S4I. and Lake Shore, , to Sls.
The decline IN the other active
shares was much less important. The
weakness was of short duration, however
and before | o'clock speculation became
buoyant There was brisk demand in TIE
loan crowd and leading shares commanded
a premium for use. Crop news to-day is ia
vorable. The weekly exhibit of the associa
ted banks. issued from the Clearing House
this afternoon, shows the banks are in a very
strong position. The statement shows
gain of $685., 900, which brings the surplus
up to the unprecedented sum Of S3l 900, 900.
The rise in prices ranged from to
q per cent In the afternoon the
market was weak on unfavorable
reports concerning the New York Central
Company. The decline in prices from the
highest point of the day was equal to J to
2! per cent. Vanderbilts were the most
conspicuous in the downward movement.
In final dealings there was rally of to
per cent. in some cases, and the market left
off steadier. Compared with last night the
closing prices are / to per cent, lower, ex-
cept for Central Pacific Reading, and Texas,
which are per cent. higher. Sales of
stocks for the week aggregated l,864,29l
shares a decrease of 324, 469 shares COM
pared with the previous week.
Transactions 23S, 900 shares.
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quarters that the demand for document No.
l, which contains the letters Of acceptance
Of the Republican candidates. has been so
great that a new edition has Just been
ordered. Tens Of thousands Of copies in
English, German and French have already
been issued vac -..a
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NAns-Us 90 GARD.
wheeling.

The nail market is very quiet owing to
the want of stock. Nails, brads
sndfencing, lOd to sod, 81 40; Sd
and 81 y IS; cd and I'd,
81 80; I'D and Sd, IS; I'd 81 80; I'd
s. Is; 3Oc keg on common cut; barrel,
II inch, 81 90; II inch 81 Is; inch,
S 90; / inch, S. 10, I inch, IS 60;
lining, / inch 81 O5; ( inch, s. 60; finish
ing, 3 inch and over, - 90; inch, 5 6 So;
ia so; casing and box, 50c per keg over
common cut; fine blued, Sd, s. SIS;
cut spikes, all sizes, 81 30: boat spikes, all
sizes, 50 80; roofing nails, iron, Sc over
common cut; iron galvanized, 81 40 over
common cut; iron timed, % 40 over
common cut.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-11

WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
On and after JUNE IS, 1854, passenger traini
will run as follows, Wheeling time:
DEPARTURES
For Pittsburgh-6:S5 q. M, 1920 a. m, daily
cept Sunday.
For Washington-6s5a q. m, 1920 q. m, 5:S5,
m Triadelphia 3:OS p. m, daily except Sunday.
ARRIVALS
From Pittsburgh-l:2O p. m, 7:2o p. m, daily ex
cept Sunday; -.o
m, daily except Sunday.
C. K. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
TUOs NJ KING, General Sup't
Ed. SMITH. Pas. Agt, Pittsburgh
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GAINESVILLE Accommodation leaves Wheeling al
$40 p NJ, Bellaire at $40 ?. L. daily except Sum
day.
GAINESVILLE Accommodation at s:S5 A. n.
Moundsyille Accommodation leaves Wheeling
II 85 A. NJ. and arrives nj Moundsylle at l2l5 p n,
daily except Sunday.
Glover's Gap Accommodation leaves at 5:S5 P: II.
Through coach from Wheeling TO Columbus on No.
2 leaving Wheeling at 9l5 A. NJ, arriving nj Co-
lunbus at 2:40 p. NJ.
B. & o. sleeping cars on all through trains.
Close connection made for all points South and
Southwest, North and Northwest, making this de-
srabe route for cOlOnists and persons moving TO the
great west, and to whom particular attention Is
given.
Tickets to all principal points on sale at depot.
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured at De-
THOS. II. B. HAASE,
Ticket Agent b. 4 .. Depot.
JOHN BAILlE,
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure House.
JOHN LANE, Trav. Passenger Agent
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ. Of T.
r. T. DEvRIEs, General Agent, Wheeling.
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PETROLEUM.

PtttsburB.
PTTTsBuRG, August 9.-In the afternoon
the market was fairly active; rallied and
advanced to sOic, then declined to 79ic, re-
covering TO 79ac at the close.
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For sale.

A FARM OF SIXTY ACRES, roUR hILD
"A southeast Of Renvood. AsrhAll county. Wet
Virginia small new frame houss, stsblins. a..
thirty acres cleared, balance In god white oak tin-
Der, by W, " HoGE BRO.
IeaSh 100 Market Ssresl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-11

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE R. r
on AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1884,
~ trains on the wheeling and Elm Grove Rail
road will run a. foll0vs:
leaving the city nj 4 N. and run every hour
until ? p. N.
Leaving Wheeling Park att q m and run ~.
cry hour until 10 p. N
On Sundays:
leaving tie city at a m. aud run every hOJ
until 9p. N
hour sntil 10 p. m.
Passengers xfi ave time and trooble by purehas-
In z their tickets st the Once c H1RSCH,
: mJl7 supt
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Wheeling.

Wheeling.
Corrected every week by NJ. & ]. POL
LOCK, managers of the Silver Gloss Flour,
at the Pacific Mill, corner of Fourteenth
and Market streets. Market firm. Ths
receipts OF wheat very light with prices
same as last week.
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Passenger train daily including Sunday. Acrom.
nio,iatiOn trains run daily except Sunday.
JOHN q. TOAL1SSOE,
Ticket Agent, Wheeling ". Va.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, go, 900.
Tickets Only S5. shares I'm Proper
tiOn.'

Incorporsted In 1858 for rs yeas BY the I1sislsturs
for Educational and Charitable purposes-sith Q
capital OF 81 900 ooo-to which reserve fund Of oye'
s5b0 600 has since been added. BY an oyervhelmins
popular vote It's franchise WA made . part Of The
present State Constitution adopted December ID, A
y. 1879. The only Lottery ever voted on and en-
iorsed by the people Of apy State.
In never Noales or postpones It's Grand Single
Number Drawings take place monthly.
A splendid opportunity 10 win Fortune. Eighth
Grand Drawing, Class ii, In the ACADEMY OF
MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
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TUFTS hair dye,

GRAY HuR o. WHISPERS changed In.
SANITY 70 q GLOSSY BLACK by single ap,
plicatton Of this DYE. Sold by Druggt5tA
o. sent By express OE receipt offs
Oihoe, ~ Murray Street, New York.
U1TS heAnAI as lakIul REeEIPTS FREE
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~ ~
Amendment 10 the Constitution
Joint REVOLUTION no. HfsH pHDP1s.
u Ing an smsndrnest v tks Coastituiios Of Tile
state, ~ '-''g
Resolved Wy the legislature Of Wet yirEinls, tvs-
tbinis II ~ the uism,sn slssssd y oacA hsuss
agfesiEf thereto, = a...H.. III. -ftwH
Thai ID. Ioiiosins ausadnssat 10 Arsieis Soas
the Constitution oi The STATE 10 knd The ane
hereby propo~ed, to-sn FtR
Thsi seciion sven Of Article four. % % nsv is,
STRICKEN out, sud the following b. inserted 10 lie
thereof:
~. Ths ssnsysi elestseas II s<sAs 81 sssssy q
boer., and Of members Of the fsgislaipre, shan -
held "a the Tueday neHt after the ln( hoedsLt 70
koytnbe1, until s,hsrwie prevded b. ss,L IL
terms Of such officers not eectsd o. nppointed % u
ayacancy shall unlss herein othervfss provi1e1. -
gin on the ant day VI ysusssy, anA u ~ neDbsnN
the legislature On The hnA day u DooDsob8 DsEe
succcsiing their election. Hes4ops 70 oil vacsact0
shall b. for the uBcrpirrd tsS,s. Wbsn sstsadO
occur prior 10 any general election tbey shall ~
hlled by sppointtpents IN such nsnnN = nayN
prescribed bsrtn. by general lay, vkbch sppssst
srsl eIsstiops o. The I<son 70 eiectcd 70 III seoO
oaHcy shall be gualihed."
Adopted BY ,bs legislature February u. isss.
sHxyEAx AsD usDEyEl0eED HAxTl
and sy.scssssi," e, = tsisHl 49,
meni long run In cur pspsr. II sspJ - teUM0
We yin az thai thsFs b NJ evilsaes q h1ssoo1
sbout this On the ooatrsry, ~ sAvot1eDso00o
very hiehiy fp1Usua. fntssU1s1 peWO ~ -
sealed drcuisn Giving IL pafttslia9 ~ - -
Ens Nslieai Co, r. o. Dsi 80 bs1Ak, y III
90 kcatp -
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ANTIpOTE TO MALARIA,

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
II nave hac Dyspepsia, with ConstipAs
t1n, two Seers- md have tried ten different
kuds n pl4sS, AID TUFTS arc the 1rSf
ELsN GaVe SGHS No any coed. They have
eleane.' - on nicely. Ny appetite u
Glsndid, h-f.d tSigestS readily, aud now
ss.S assnTS, SSfsaEsI SrbI feel like new
So:ievs7rvhsrs.sSe. OfSee. a MurrnySkNY,
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r0HSlD SGSELS,
DISC z . sRS3 LIVER,
aF>.a NEASAAlA

From these +sI--eS s-tSe thr-e fourthS OF
the diseases Of too IrrlAl race. These
symptoms i0llC4lsC LIE = sssteace: Loss OF
APpottees Bowels oOs.l--e, sick Head
ache, fuIlness slIESr eating, aversion to
eIertton OF body Ga mind, Sruetntion
% koods Erttabtl4ty - temper, Low
Spirits A feeling OF EayinK neglected
some duty, Dizziness, Flute ring NJ the
Heart, Dots before she eyes. highly COLI
cred UriNe, NONSrIPATIcN, and do
nand The ,lSe OF reIncd : t-at sets directly
PILLS have no equal Their seton on the
Mtney9 anu Skin Is also prOrrr,; removing
al impurities through sEese three q seaVs
sngerS oS Tho systsm,' .rodbscmg appos
ska Sn1 rigorous aods, TUFTS PILLS
S:sSe no nausea or 9-i24ng nor interiors
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Philadelphia.

TOLEDO, August 9. Wheat-Quiet and
weak; No. cred cash and August &c.
asked; September SIC asked; October S5c
asked; November &c., year Sl2c; No. 2
soft SAC. Corn-Quiet and weak; No. 2
cash 549c asked August sac asked Sep
TENDER 53ic asked. Oats-Dull and NOM
inal
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1 i-sGe Per Cent. - Governments
Firm Stocks Lower Flour Dull and
Unchanged Wheat Lower.
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-10-18

John Wilshay lost a horse with the
pneumonia Quite number of our farm.
ers have sick horses,
John Connerton and wife were in Strea-
tor saturday attending Mrs, Connexions
brothers funeral,
win Foster and Albert Krausse spent
two days in Chicago last week,
Miss Crandle of Mendoza, organized a
elias, in painting in this village last Satur-
day Girls did not paint when We were
young but some of the village bellies
must find il expensive as 70 quantity No
doubt, some one 70 instruct as 10 It's proper
use would be matter of economy 70 their
mammals and papa's -four barrel Miss G,
may be an artist that does not use flour,
She is spoken Of as an expert with the
brush, and our young ladies are very for,
tunate in securing her services.
NJ. II. A.
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From Dimmick.
DIMMICK, Ill, Oct,

| DIMMICK, ILL, oct 10, 1854.
Cool
| Bad roads.
| Full-cisterns and wells.
Apples, poor quality.
Potatoes, light crop.
| Coal trade Is brisk.
Did you register last Tuesday?
Corn is of good quality, but only half 8
crop.
How does the Ohio election suit you?
Duncan's shaft, on Robert Gates place
furnishes good coal, cheap.
The "young" couple in East Dimmick
have divorce suit on hand, Alas! few
short weeks, and what change.
Mrs. Thomas Dimond was in the vicin
ity of Streator portion of last week.
Mr. Fred. Zorn, ST. was in Chicago las
week.
John Wylie and viii Wenner, Jr., were
at the county seat last Saturday.
/ Miss Hattie Heathcoate, popular young
lady OF South Dimmick, is attending schoo
at Morris.
Miss Jessie Wylie closed her school il
district No. last Tuesday Charles Bow
man will WELD the birch there the mex
winter.
Ross Clark, of Mendoza, was in this vi
cinity last Sunday, Ross was formerly one
of our number.
Mr. Lannig raised fourteen bushels OF
pears this season from two trees.
Miss Allie Black was the guest of Allie
Skiles, of Troy Grove, the latter part of las
week.
The Mclaughlin brothers are expected
home next month. Rumor says that they
will bring Dakota brides with them.
Dimmick was we'll represented at the
democratic rally in Homer on Tuesday
evening.
The band and a number of the citizen:
from Homer attended the republican rally
at Waltham Monday evening.
One of our well-to-do farmers said TO u:
to-day that he would have TO buy potatoe:
for his own use, because what he had ou
was not one-third of a crop,
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a Inuselnents.

Fanny Davenport is underlined for" Fedora
on next Saturday night, 25th. 1t is unneccs-
sar, ltroducc her to theatre going public
Her distinctive excellenccs are as marked as
those Of Jefferson or Booth,
Fedora" says the Dramatic Mems on its first
appearance in October, 1883, ais the strongest
drama that has recently been produced in New
York. It's interest is more absorbing, its play
upon the human emotions is more Intense, its
construction is more perfect and its action Is
more powerful than anything that has been
brought out here certainly within the past
few years.
at is a play of fire. 1t deals with the pas
sious of mankind, and it deals with them in a
broad, sweeping fearcssness that carries all
before ii like the force of u mountain torrent.
With revenge as ITS prime motive, it portrays
love, hate, disappointment, hope, fear aud ut
ter despair.
beginning with murder 1t ends with sui
eide, but the interval is not one Of horror, nor
Is the beginning repulsive, nor the ending of
feu4iyc The conditions are readily under
stood and the sequences are logical.
~ woman loves a man, who is murdered
She vow 20 avenge him, and sets abouts ac-
comprising this elfimposed task. But in
accomplt hing it she discovers that she loves
the mao he would destroy. Nay, more, she
di4rovor hat her dead lover was pcridiOus;
that li- .71y object in offering her marriage
was l., IN possession Of her fortune, and
that Il. # his death while Intriguing with
The b, another man whose friend he pro
ies,.i 3, and whom he intended to murder
t,se revelations comes flood OF
love man she is bounding, which she
ea,. Il, and she falls into his arms.
b. ms TO entrap him have been too
We 20 successful, and she has now to
ct save him from the dangers she
he created for him. Her effort is
ne he succeeds partially, but while
gl ) life that of all whom he holds
d. en- sacrificed, and when he learns
OF umentaity in that sacrifice he
r. v,ud in mis- madness to wreak ven
r. rcr She eludes him, but only to
sw fatal draught which she had pre-
o. she discovered how utterly lost
81
orein sardou has divided his pow
e. into four acts, and the skill he
d the treatment Of the subject
a. greatest admiration. II is work
lustre 10 hi, fame rs the author
O 4 drama aud which must Of neces-
81 a brilliant .,ud pprmanpt success
il ltryn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-10-18

The search OF the alchemist for the
philosophers stone; the long. weary
hunt of Ponce de Leon for the fountain
of perpetual youth. are equalled by the
ambition of the photographer to i'm
prison the colors of nature on the col.
lodion film.
1T is our dream, and in chance
experiment we may strike it" said one
of the visiting photographers last even-
ing. 1--WE have at times made photo
graphs of red-headed people. and by
proper toning given the hair natural
hue. Once when making daguerreo-
type | was startled by seeing color In
the face of the picture. My heart beat
fast | thought l had achieved tho
dream of Daguerre. But. alas! / found
that the color came from some color
left on the plate. A former picture had
been but imperfectly rubbed and the
chrome remained on the cheeks"
But has nothing been achieved In
that direction?'
Some French photographers have
had imperfect success, but they have
not been able to prescribe any formula.
Their achievements have been by acct
dent. There was one poor Frenchman
who worked day and night to accom-.
plish this dream. He almost starved
in his exciting hope and extravagant
experiments. One day he made pic
ture of children at play in park. To
his great delight he found that the
green of the leaves and the bright col
ors of the children's clothes had been
reproduced.
"He was delirious with Joy, but to
bring it out better poured on too much
pyrogallic acid. The colors disappear
ed. The poor fellows mind went with
them. He was raving maniac from
that time on. He was crank but
cranks have given us all the great in
veniions of to day"
as there no hope of getting the COL
ors?"
Nothing is impossible Some day
an accident will bring it out and some
one will get rich. "-Ciacinnati Times
STAR
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come NORTH AID SOUTH.

GOING NORTH MD SUNII.
Solid Trains of Ele ant Day Coaches and
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars are run du 'ly to
and from - Louis; via Hannibal. Quincy,
>rnkuk. Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Albert
lcatl -. Paul and Minneapolis, ParlOr tarS
WIN Gcc-iuing Chairs 70 nd from -. Loui.
.,sa PEORIA only one change of cars between
i I oui, and Dies MnjH~, Iowa, Lincoln, Ne.
l...,L: ami Denver. colorado
70 is also the only Through Line between
s. -.gr.S, MINNEAPOLIS an; ST.. PAUL.
Iti- known aS thu great THROUGH CAE
1ISE of Amer ca, and i universally admit
ed t. lc the
finest Equipped Railroad in the worid ::-
al. classes Of !~.vel.
Through Tickets yi:r this line Tor sale ST a
r. L. COUPON ticket offices in the United States
md Canada.
L. J. POTTER, PERCEVAL LOWELL,
Vice-Pres tGtn Manager, Gen.Psss.Ag tChieasp