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A Plush.Coyered Chair.

Ladie' FLORAL Cnbiaa.
A pretty manner OF upholstering q Shak.
or or bent wood chair, Ia to cover It with
plush or cloth. d,
The seat and back should be covered with
separate pieces, and a band extending
round the seat gives the chair a handsome
appearance. Il should have the lower edge
trimmed with fringe. =
II plush Ia used, Il will not be necessary
to embroider It, as the material Is sr tlclent.
~ handsome without. Furniture plush,
tho kind used, is not expensive, "a II IL Tor.
ty inc1ed wide and q fair quality can bo
bought for 81 50 a yard. Trim the upper
corners oil the back with bows Of wide sat.
IN ribbon the color OF The plush, and edge
the band round the seat with q handsome
fringe. -
Cloth Is also pretty for covering, but will
Do much improved II a band Of embroid.
cry ia placed in the middle Of the back and
seat, and the band extending round The
sides should also be embroidered. Trim
tho lower edge OF the band with wors,ed
fringe.
A still less expensive covering Ia Of
heavy crotonne. Select a pretty pattern,
and cover the back and seat OF the chair,
rs directed for the other materials. The
trimming round the sides OF the seat, in.
etead Of being nut on plain, should be box.
plated rather aaely, as the c.stonns Is not
80 pretty when put on plain, Of better still,
II i Is possible to have the piece tlu,ed, the
elirct Is very much prsttier. Ribbon bows
may also be used for trimming II desired,
and will greatly improve II.
VI course, the quantity Of material re.
CURED will be according to the size Of the
chair.
The work is simple, and will prove very
satisfactory when finished, but must be
neatly done to look well.
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u would seem that sheep are entitled to
be classed as dairy animals. They produce
the milk from which the costly Rochefort
cheeses are made, more than 300, 1000 OF
them being kept in that place for this
special purpose. And new We hear,
through a correspondent Of the Michigan
Farmer, that q Briesland North Holland)
dairyman, Mr.. kuperus, is milking forty
COWS and forty sheep, and makes butter
from all the milk. His sheep are very
large; have raised si1ly.eight lambs; this
year will shear twenty pounds Of wool
each, and some give from nine to twelve
pounds Of milk each per day. There WAS
an old Ftiesland sheep on the market that
had sucked Ave lambs and kept them all
looking we'll.
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Advice to Molhen.

Are you disturbed At night and broken Of
your rest by q sick child suffering and crying
with pain OF cutting teeth? II 90. send at
once aud get a bottle Of Mrs. Windows
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. Its
value ~ tncalculable. It will relieve the
upon It, mothers, there 10 no mistake about
It 1t cures dysentary and diarrhoea. regu.
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, sottens the gums, reduces Inflammation.
and gives toye and energy to the whole sys
tenn. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Tor
Children Teethiug Is pleasant 10 the taste,
and 10 the prescription OF one OF the oldest
aud best female physloiana and nurses in lie
United States, and is for sails by all druggists
throughout the world. Price Is cents : BOT.
10, kNsAw
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pie could not bear the home thrusts they
received and 30 they murdered Him. They
were too good 10 do It directly, but they
worked up others 10 dol The alum PEG.
pie liked this man. He was never hard on
them. Some very dubious characters were
well received by Him; but he was not pc.
lite 10 those who thoughtthemselves good.
He found fault with the invitations they
gave to dinner, though He was their guest.
He would have tried 10 cheer low peoples
lives, and have aided them to SEQ that,
though the clerical party would not notice
them, they were still Gods children"
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Enrulerss Clubs.

sAb Of .
Philadelphia Record.
FaEmesa' Clubs can do more than toslm-
ply meet and discuss farm topics, though
II organized for nothing but discussion the
benefits 10 each individual would DO great;
but an organization based upon the welfare
oil the agricultural community III which it
exists eau carry experiments much farther
than the efforts Of a single individual.
With but little expense TO each, new and
improved agricultural, implements eau be
placed In service on q c 0 operative gyBtem,
and the saving In expense from tho use Of
!hese would more than repay any outlay
la tho way Of purchases. Thoroughbred
stock can be more easily introduced into
the community by united effort, and the
stock could be Of the best, owing to the
unlimited means Tor procuring 1t that com.
bination may easily furnish. The introduc.
ton Of q single thoroughbred animal some.
tlmes AIDA Thousands Of dollars to the value
oil stock, as was done by Messenger, the
founder OF our trotting strain OF horses.
BY organization the facilities for marketing
crops are increased, the expenses OF trans.
portation lessened, higher prices obtained
from sales and The business OF the whole
managed by one person In selling rather
than by all, There Ia no limit 10 the use.
iulness OF farmers clubs, and such clubs
arein beneficial exact proportion as theiarm.
crs make them 60. No farmer should ex.
pect the club to prove a success without
hia individual aid, nor should any farmer
refrain from imparting his experience on
any subject that he is familiar with, nor
lose any opportunity Of adopting and prac.
ticing those methods that have proved sue.
wh.n tried by others. It has teen
by comparison that in all
agricultural communities where farmers
clubs exist there Is a steady and continued
improvement in the systems practiced, and
not only are the profits greater but knowl.
and interest in the pursuit OF farming
are correspondence increased.
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"LovE Ia an internal transport" says O
writer. All, yea; 80 is q dumb waiter.

MILLIONS Of bottles OF Dr.. Kings New Dir
coyery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds,
as Trial Bottles Of the large size. This enor.
nous outlay would be disastrous 10 the pro-
prietors, were it not for the rare merits
possessed by this wonderful medicine. Call
at Logan & Co.'s Bridge Corner Drug Store,
and get q l0c Trial Bottle free, and try for
Yourself. It nevar fails to cure. HwYAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-12

The very best remedy that can be com,
pounded from u present knowledge o.
drugs. for colds, coughs. asthma, bronchid'
and other lung diseases. is DR.. Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry. II has cured man ,
cases Of consumption when al other remedis.
had Jailed. A single spoonful will cure q,
ordinary cough or cold and give instant re
n~t to asthma. It is soothing, healing aur
strengthening to throat and lungs and is very
pleasant to take. pAw
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DR.. Kings New Discovery

VIZ cannot help noticing the unusual stil
caused by Dr.. king'sNew Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan l. Co..
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands ar.
testing its wonderful merits by getting a tria
bottle at the above Drug Store, which con
Vinces them OF Its rare qualities. and what
regular dollar sized bottle will do. It is guar
anteed to positively curs or no pay. nwrAv
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"0EU 1V1NSuC6e
8. B.. HARTMAN t. Co., Columbus, O.-Ga-
Aemtn: Your valuable Peruna Ii the best
medicine l ever used.
NANCY FE7TsRAAS, Cookport, Indiana co Pa.
Your peruna for Indigestion and Liver
troubles helps me.
". P. BRANDON. East Liverpool. Q.
I was suffering with pain in the chest, pal.
pitation OF the heart, with great swelling Of
the stomach. Peruna is doing wonders for
me. JOHN DoNAHUs,
eharpsbure, Allegheny County, Pa.
| have had liver complaint for three year,;
| thought l would have 10 quit work; / have
taken two bottles of your ,Peruna and am
we'll. THos. BRabYoRp,
3l4 Western avenue. Allegheny City, Pa.
Ask your druggist for Dr.. Hartman's book
on the "Ills nf ~Iita"-"-.,is DIV
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A STORY CT TUE CHRIST.

In Khartoum again, November Is, 1878:
Il will tell yon a story Of 1873 years apo.
There was a workman OF Bethlehem who
did not agree with the great teachers Of an
old religion, vino answered them roughly,
and who did not conform to their views,
or pay them the attention to which they
were accustomed. He was always in the
slums with very dubious characters. This
annoyed the Church class. why do YOU
frequent these slumsT He said. These
slums need me- to 20 10 them; for they are
sick at heart, and l bear them good news.
l tell them they worth something, in spite
OF their ill-aesas. ! tell them their God il
q mercliul God, and that he has worked
ont their salvation not for their merits
Now, these Blnm people liked their visitor
He had kind words for them. He die
not look on them as pariahs. III
rather encouraged these people, and ht
never said words Of despair apaiasl
their evil ways; but he pointed out thai
happiness resulted from a holy Lille. Hi,
str onG rel ukes w.reagainBtt the white.rob I'd
clean, respectable people, who thou.h
they were everything that was good, be
cause they had prayer meetings and easri
tcep, and washed their hands before eating
Well, you know this story. The good peo
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lhQ 0t,tdliqeuf4r.
n"-. 20 HHsl 81 Fourteenth Street.
LOyL's TxAn.FluuRArlON


Chambers Journal. gU Ia IS. II. ..
0 strange sweet loyelluefsl o tender grace.
That III tho light Of PASSIONS dAy.spring threw
soit bplendot OH q fair familiar face,
changing II, yet unchanged and old, vel new
fefiect the portrait III my hearts pnd trne,
Which tIacld tho smile about that nover.llko
mouth,
ana shose Xfay eyes with tu,t 4 doubt OF blue,
Yet datkencd With The iassIon Of Inc HouIh.
AND The white arch Of thoughtful forehead,
c:owned 80
With meeting wAyes Of hair but stn! found
some und toamt Light Of tenderness that fell -
From tho new dawn, and made moro ilir To Gee
What was 10 fair, that now no sonE eau tell
low lovely seemed thy heatt.lit face 10 me.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-12

The greatest medical wonder OF the world,
Warranted TO speedily cure Burns. Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers. ealt Rheum, Fever Sores, can.
cers. Piles. Cbilblains, Corny, letter. Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptiona, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
= cents per box. For sale 1t Logan d Co..
Bridge Corner Drug atore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-12

A COMPLETE cure for that facilitating drain
that indicates a weakness OF the urinary or
gans, nasal catarrh and other evidences Of a
diseased mucous membrane may be found In
the use Of D.. Guyso.t's Yellow Dock and
sarssparilla. Don't be frightened by the ad-
vertisements OF quack doctors. This remedy
will purify the blood, strengthen the paris
affected. heal all irritation OF the mucous
membrane, and remove every symptom OF
the disorders. 1t IL q sure cure Tor nervous
debility and general Ill health. paw
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AN

"kHARrouM, September "A steamer
coming up from Berber caughta quarter Of
the caravan OF slaves, which refused to
obey the Mudir Of Darfour. The sight OF
these ninety slaves waa terrible. I did not
see them, but q friend Of mine says that
there we're few over sixteen years Of age
some Of them had babies, aome very little
mites OF bo,s and girls! Fancy, they had
come over five hundred miles Of deserty,
and were a residue Of four times their mum.
Der. 1t is much for me to do to keep my.
self from cruel, illegal acts toward the slave
DEALER; yet l think l must not forget that
God suffers it, and that one must keep to
the law. l have done the beat l can, and
He is Governor General"
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"HAcEAxrAcx," alastins and fragrant per
iunie. Price Is and 90 cents.
bAllon's CuaE WILL Immediately relieve
Group, .W%hooptng Cough and Bronchitis.
For DYsPrPsIA and Liver Complaint, you
nays q printed guarantee on every bottle OF
ehlloh's Vttalizer. II never fails 10 cure.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bottle OF
ahtloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents.
For sale by McLain Bros. and A. r. Young.
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TAKE Aysr's sarsaparilla In the spring OF
the year to purify the blood, i~nvigolate the
system, excite tbs liver TO action, and restore
TUG healthy tone and vigor OF the whole phys.
ical mechanism. pAv
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ST. LOUIS suddenly rises up again and
wants to become the National CAPITAL, She
has n great advantageous Of gamblers.
Detroit Free Pres,
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will the coming man 90 to church? p
Well. II he is q clergyman be will be apt to
cause considerable %unfayorable common.
ii he doesn't go.-Morrnlovn Herald,
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Fits Cured six Years Aco.

II. has been si1 years since I was cured o.
dts" says Mr.. W. Ford, Of Writ, Jelferso,
county, Ind. "5amaritan Nervine did it,
And it always will, reader. 81 100, at drug,
gifts. 1I.b.g NV Paw
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The young mar who marries q woman
with hair the color Of q summer sunset may
be sure that his wife will shine in society.
M Y. Journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-12

IN SHORT, TAKE An THE BEST qualities OF
III these. and The bert qualities oil all the bes.
Medicines Of the World. aud you vii, hnl that
hop RlTrSks have the bes: curatise Qualitie, and
powers OF all concentrated In them, aud that they
Will cure. hen any or all Ct these, s'rsly or com.
bined. 'ail. A thorough trial will give positive
prnnf of this, frhf,Nwrtw
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DuRxsE's5 Ballad Dressing Is the best thing Of
the kind ever sold. With 1t superb salad OF
any kind can be made without delay or
trouble. 1tis also one Of the best sauces for
cold neats, etc. - MyyAw
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THREE degresno OF a sidewalk study: Posi-
tive. maid; comparative, mud; superlative
mad.
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The REv. GEo. h. THAYxa, of Bourbon,
Ind, says: Both myself and wife owe our
lives To 8HlLou's CONSUMPTION CURE"
ARE you MADE miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite,
Yellow 6kin? Shiloh's Vitalizer is u positive
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"OuR buck wheat cakes ara always up 10
The scratch," advertises a New York ref
taurant 'N TTgr
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xgpICAL.
DR.J. E.. SMITH,
y. ,.u cHApLlNE STREET
N" Near Fourteenth Street.
..,,, - pbydcIan's Eucccss Ia TIT

,,v,enco q a PAyaclanh Ma3Ss ~ s ~
l.1scny Of Ih l1! Ns,ric.s prove that | have dealt
kis.y profession Il = LIN lliCte who have consult.
s,%%SgsonsSSly and ls,.s Az patients name without Eet.
h ecm~, lUeTII ~ ri maiy hundred certificates
tt%a,SStS1, lhOIlSni nsSo cured aiur they had bper
M doe wnCHi ! Ma MAJ 4 thorough medical cdu..
pT,sDsaIss,ai ,9sSy ysar. Aosp,.a! osps '',N, Ss., and
ta.lSa. XIV t Viz iis"ii ntt!sputte skst H. : s sas .t GSsSs Y.
ihHIIsol trtal+Iaias"S engagement iusutoa SlccOiS,
,aS,.on 70 lyt,S1i md ipnlly give tho patient my
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You can prove that dynamite is genuine
without having it blown in the bottle
N. Y. News.
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Bncklen's Arnica Save,

The man who beats all other men-The
i,
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Why WILL YOU cough when shiloL's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts, 80
eta. and 81.
sH1Lou's CArARRH REMKpY-a positive cure
for Cstarrh, Diplltheria aud Canker Mouth,
For sale by McLsln Bros. and A. T. Young.
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HALE's Honey OF Horehound and Tar will
arrest every ailment Of the lungs, throat or
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-12

Pixies Toothaohe Drops c1re In one minute.
For the skin-Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
az MWFAH
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Special Agents In Wheeling.-Logan d Co., G.
Mentemenert r. B. Burt d Co., Alex. T. Young,
]. T. ehirk: D. 3. Darrah and J. T. White 4 Co.,
Bellai.o, Ohio; A. r, Ong, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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Myers, I'D, &pltmbtr 70, ISS..
Fleming brothers:
i affords me pleasure to assure you that ale:
using Or. c. MeLanc's Celebrated Liver Pills for
more than twenty years In my family, that l re.
gard them as being superior to my 1 have ever
used or have seen used. ! have not had them con.
ssantly and had to try others, and l have tried a
good variety, bat have never had any to act SO
promptly, p~.oitably and nicely as McLane's.
have used them on myself, vito md children,
with the most gratifying r%esu1ts.
For children, having used them on my own with
such easy and happy effect, | would recommend
them toone and ali. These pills do the work do
It promptly, do 1t well, and leave no III effects
behind.
AS Il bile remover, rs a liver corrector, as
forcrInner preparing tho system for quininc, there
Is no pill Or medicine equal 10 Dr.. {. Mcl.ane's
Celebrated Liver Pills. / expect to use them rs
long as I live, If they continue as good as they
have been in the past.
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plTTSBURGH, CINCINNATI d ST,
LOUIS RA1LWAi-PANHAEDLE ROUTKl
Ei:2 stSS-a.s.s5
Time table for East and West corrected to JUNK
u, 1883. 80
Trains leave Panhandle Station, foot OF Eleventh
street. near Pnblic Landing, az intlnMH; -.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MExlco
No., = ,ovr,spood,af Of The Springfield Republican
ff"" '"'t 'N""'''''' A. ,,c,o,t,nYt

NON Corrrspoadrafo Of The Springadd Repust~caH. ~
AsSassinatiOns are OF n0t lnIIcquvvn, "5Or uot ~
oncc bere and human life is valued less than tll OF
"the beasts which perish. An ex-governor "a w "a
General Caronas who has been promlneI IN p4c' bo ,o
ost no less han nineteen members of his lhcatt ~
bv the red hand Of murder The other day an "i h,
!odc IN assassnate him. his carriage being waya py
masked men it returning TO bls rahch auut ~ ~ ,
miles from town II h9rened % tns nv ieS wife and
sister were in the carriage The nephew WE VIZ,
us us st| cbeck The horses were eu loose and the ter
ror stricken ordered to Walk nome a. lndioe In
roa, ccld carry them which command II is ncedless ~
zee ICE bev obeTcd leaving their in the dusty roah
Tbis bepg merely "poitical disturbance " Sotr"I,
No nartcnar attention and the asslns are SUI. ~ "a
within them after nightiali Mlt9O. @ ber lodes we're
SnI t cnd Yesterday at hacienda five miles away
The elegant bar0uche, drawn Dy sit cnpiu ,;,i,, ,
vs. cent for our conveyance, oon1heu l", nN ~
W n e. inside pockeis for the Use OF the laulc> III o"
NJ emergency The cOacbman ana footiu VIZ wv ~ r
win two revovers and knife APIECE ana H, W. t'n
nmnsned us each with gun, sword ana pistols IaslIn %
ed 10 bis saddle But soon this was mol c0i Ii or
cient and gentlemen on horseback nti,,i,
81 and uounted servantioined in the escort n"hins
quite csvalcads, brstng with the inducements d ovtnc
10 belated dinner II CHANGED that we dd nor Iei td
the hour Expected and darkness came on the chus
i'm town fell into a wild state OF anAety. inc!tpS w. t
our manged remains might be somewhere ueeoia's '"o
wayside; 49, ,,,,,o ,o,.ora the government has
for life let me tell you pitul story: child was mlSs
from mining settlement at the edge ot Laaleeas au az
weeks went by bringing no trace ol nl eo Thcrennon
parents imagined that he had been kidnappeu @ 't
thirty persons. most OF tnttb tdDoIlhE
mines were taken and shot on the ulertst suscIo
that they might know about the lost BOY hoouI 1ec
months afferyard somebody happened TO look doWh IN
10 deep hollow probably an abandoned prospect nole
moi many yards from the fathers house ana @
Something therein which excited his curiosity Closer m
vesgaion revealed small skeleton-tne poor enin
having undoubtedly fallen in during ono OF the ePlepc
dts to which he was subject and had starved to deat
within sight Of homel Happened to be Irese wnun m
the itfe moudy Jacket and muddy shoes were brought
sT,d crowd who wept with sympathy for the mourn
nr notber: hut nobody had thought for the thirty VIC
tinls-ncstly fathers Of fsmes-who were sacr"ceu III
the upavsing search.
New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
EALArGHc i rBEoLoGicAL sEmH4aY

The General Theological Assembly of the
Episcopal Church recently completed the sherred Han
tn is grounds, which occupy the block between Ninth
and Tenth aycs.. Twentieth and Twenty first TAe
Hal j. q tan brick building with stone trimmings to be
used fer lecture purposes. Dean Hoffman reports that
65 % has been offered 20 build reproof library and
corIiitofy provided that SIj0000 more IS contributed
for the same purpose. lie said 20 TIBUSE reporter
yesterday:
OF he SGj 900 subscribed $4,000 Is from person
We do expect any trouble IN securing the
tnaidcr Of the money, but il will have 10 be obtained
the whole may be endangered. II l. desired
get tlc under way possible IN order TO
have the buildings ready by the fan. 1he library
will bc erected al The Nnth-aYe corner OF grounds
and the d0nOry will be built 10 the west OF the library
sOEnoctiugi with Sherfed Hall The buildings like the
Hal. vii be OF the collegiate Gothic type, opening on the
erOund and having entrance from the street Their
general character Is after the Oxford buildings Subse
quenty. expect 70 continue the quadrangle along
Ninthavc. We have been obliged 10 refuse many prOms
ing who have applied for admission. Al pres
ent. the seminary educating about third Of the
candidates Tor holy orders IN the Church. II has nearly
one hundred now under its care. and In a
more satisfactory financial condition But the appca
tons made II requisite 10 enlarge the accommodations
The library al present which Is composed entirely Of
theological works, numbers 20 volumes: the new
building VIII hold $4,000.