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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26
HOME FRO AUGUSTA.


Delegate Thom,isnn Recalls u Talk with
sftt Mr.. Blaine.
Mr.. Q. D. Thompson, the West Virginia
member OF the committee to notify Mr..
Blaine and Gen. Logan of their nomination,
returned yesterday much pleased with his
visit to Augusta and Washington. He was
seen last night by M IsrrLL,aENoEn reporter.
us Mr.. Blaine going on the stumt2n asked
the reporter. '.asGs. gs.5,
"Hs told me that he had been urged TO do
10. but his own desire was to let others do
the speaking, ! told him We should be glad
to have him In West Virginia II he could
make rs an exception. He rsked me to thank
hls frieads In West Virgins for lbs interes.
they had taken In hia behalf. He has great
hope Of West Virginia. The gensrsl talk
among gentlemen present was that an active
campaign wss TO be made in West Virginia,
Virgins, North Carolina and Tennessee"
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Just Receiving

Another lot OF carriages, jump seats, two and
three spring phaetons, cog carte, piano boz
and cut down front buggies; all full leather
triumed and WARRANTED; also full platform
and three spring wagons for less money than
ever before offer d in Wheeling. Call, sec
snd prlcs att. W. Fsrrel'a, corner Main and
Twenty.Erst stree,s. NJ !, 4
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Chairman unity Executive CommI,too
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NEW York, June 25.-Money market easy at y;
az percent. Prime mercantile paper sac percent,
,tcrlinE Exchange bankers bills weak at 81 81
demand o. 50, o, -. .f.I0-' - =. :, =, ~
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The Mountain Lake Park Hotel has been
greatly enlarged and improved, and will be
ready Tor the. reception OF guests on July
lsr. Regular Ystss Of board $40 per dny,
$l4 o. par week, $50 90 per month and hall
price for children etStr;s- y sl--a.
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JOB LOT Of IS, 900 worth OF Mems Clothing,
which was bought at so cents on the doller
.nd will be sold the same way. Gall and see
Them at Twenty.frst and Main stses,r.
81 ssIlg ~ 4sE.'H5 r. w. FRRRKL
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ANOTHER new arrival Of Phaetons, Jump
Seat Bugeies and Storm Spring Wagons, iull
leather top and all, warranted, Of great bar
gains. s.jj NJ ]. w. FERRKI,
- Cor. Main and Tventy.tirut Street,. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

z. Nv. HAMILTON ia now canvassing ior
Life OF Dlstns aud Logan, written by II. J.
Ramsdell, the only author chosen by Blaine,
Zee 1t before you subscribe. SOD - h ! =
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HAND Garden Plows, Cultivators, Seed
Sewers and Tools Of every description sold
by Boyd, Market 9qnara. .-s -. I'D
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Brl1L fifteen or twenty pieces OF slightly
damaged carpets left, at two-thirds their first
cost. J. w. FERRxL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

Tue "New Imperial" Plow beats them all.
Take 1t upon trial with any and all Others,
Keep them all aud pay for the pillow that does
the most satisiactory work. II 10 sold by 8.
L. Boyd, Wheeling. W. Va. g7a
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INDICATIONS,

WARRINGTON, D. O., June 2G.-l:sO a. n
For the Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, cool.
OF, partly cloudy weather; local rains; heher
barometer; north to east winds In the Ohio
Valley; variable In the Tennessee Valley.
Il Lower Lake region. fair weather; northern
TO eaaterly winds, higher barometer; station
ary, followed by slight rise in temperature.
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Kicked By a R,cRinS noilsr.

MILWAUKEE, June ga Ws,:aw dis.
patch Gays: The boiler in Smiths planning
mill exploded this morning, killing Geo.
Bee, Aug. Stretch, John Knox, Mary
Crocker, and woundiug several others,
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RkLIABLE SEEDS, that never fail to grow
are sold BY Boyd. No old atock offered
Everything New and Trash Crop at Boyd's.
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HEADQUARTERS for all kinds OF Gardening
rools aud Seeds. 8. E. Boyds, Marke,
taunra HU.. -
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Ghe Q,ttelliQf,lltr:
ONCE: No.. 20 ~ d "a fourI+t NH Street


Wanted-Furnished Room. -,.,-' X. (
For Sale-Lsather Top Buggy. = !
Wanted-Reliable Young Man.
For Sxle-Phaeton Buggy. ~, r..
Leland Ocean Hotel-Charles 4 Warren
Leland. Jr. Nfs 81 I,
For 6als-sacond Hand Safe. ~ =. II.
Grand Plcnic-W hee!ing Glassblowers. :
Notice to Coalminers. a# &. -$,.i Z
Wanted-Kslly & Ryan, Contractors. /;
Ice Cream Fret z.rs-C. Z. Stiiel & Sons.
Attention, Plumed kuights-Head Local.
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G!seiNSATI, O.. June Is Flour dull and troop.
heavy: No red 97aysc recs iph 4cc1 bushels; shtp
menu 5000 bushels Con, lower; No 2 6sha5Cc.
OaM arhet at 3txastc Mess pork quiet Al ( q cSi
10 y. Lard quiet aud steAoy Ut 7S0c. Bulk meats
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Jusr think Of it. an eight.foot Step Lsdder
for 81 90, siI.foot for 81 90, with patent
ouckst support, at Doyd's. Market Square.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

NEw YORK, June 25.-The exports OF domestic
cotton, tor the week wera s567 packages sincs The
arst Of January 1854 packages against ST. same
time IN lssl me largest quantity In any previous
ear good number Of 'yen were, present xiv.
Ing SO ne attention to aunes aud blsnte :, thoIIrh
no transactions Of Importance are reported,
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Reduced Haies Via u. d D.
The B. IL 90. will sell round trip tickets
@ points in Ksusas, Nebraska, Dakota and
Minnesota at ons fare for the round trip
until June so. Tickets good forty days from
date Of sale. :. =,
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TUE oolored day schools OF this oity will
have an excursion TO Nshan'a Grove on lbs
p. W. & Ky. road Thursday, June 90. Round
trim forty cent?. "a. y r. 4. Us, -
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? SEERSUCKERS In Blue. H.
Seersuckers In White.
Seersuckers In Brown. e
Seersuckers Ia Buff.
In large quantities at the Star. !,
D. GUNDLING & CO., \
Is.a SO Twelfth Street.


The following shows the range OF the ther-
momstsr, as observed at schnepf's drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday: IA. ", 75o;;
12M., &'TT8 f.1M., S6Qii-7-p. ", 49,. J
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1.-Two Ht0ck.

CHICAGO, Juno % The Drotyrs' Jourua, renort,
Live hoss-Receipts 10000 he,d: s0ipmeuts' az
head: market opened 54l0c higher and clc;ed
weak: rough packing q 7aa5 is; packing ant
shipoingh 2oab tslisht u S0a5 10 skips 81 s0a4 IS
mari Ct dull and l0al5c lower; exports % 5osG Is
good to cholc- shipping SO 0Oa6 IS; common i
medium IS 2ca5 o. gtasy Texans 81 Oia5 80. Shee,
-seceipu 400 head: shipments none; mari Of dull,
b:st steady; iuleIior 10 fair q E0a3 50: medium
to good 81 t0N Nv; choice 10 extra 81 Ooa4 is,
EAST LIBERTY, June -CattIe-Narket dull
prime 80 0oa6 Is: f.ir TO good IS 26a5 rs; commo,
sichb J: tcceints 100 head; shipments 2a3 head
hoss-Marlet arm: receipts 500 head; shipment
head: Philaa elphias 8, 40a5 6U: Workers IS 49,
10. >he.p-Market only lr: prime ST 65si 10
iais 70 good IS 6oa4 Is; common 26.a2 So receipu
Co head: shipmenui 4,6o0 head. -
CINCINNATI, O., Juno 25-Liye hogs firm: com
mon and Light 81 25A5 Is: hacking and butcher
u 00ao 10: receipts, 24t0 head Bhlpmeuts AS hesd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

Miss Barbara Morrow died at the residence
Of her brother-in.law, Danial App1egste, No.
: 1888 Woodlawn avenue, Ninth ward, this
morning st eleven o'clock. Miss Morrow
Morrow, and was seventy eight years old,
She has bren a number OF Mr.. Appl. g4ts's
family for about forty years. The funeral
will take p ace from the residence Wednesday
morning at hsli.past nine o'clock. Inter
ment at Notwithstanding Courier, June
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BlYkk NEWS.

Best Galvanized Fencing Wire, price SIX
,snH per pound. at Boyd's. Market equsre.
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fillmore, Nm. June 2s-plour ,,esdy and
quiet; we,tern supsraue g 75aasS7: extra s &.t&
family y ao!s 10: Wheat, western q shade arner
osho Old Juy s9s 997ssc; August s. Oo orI,. we,t,
err err s!e,uy and oul lot tSxo bid 70: esh: july
sS we August 60hc. Oats hrm: western whito
w. 9; mi5ed s6sSsc; Pcnps lrania s7siOc , I've
slyania and Maryland sis ais o. Prsvisio sa dp,
Gliding mess pork 81 IS. Bulk meats, siouldo,s
ma clear s no sides packed 7so. Bacon should.
e en1 70: CLEAR ,ib sides lOkG. 1I.ms, I4hsIbxc.
aalu. refined VIC. Butter steady: western pacs I'd
Sailor creamery 17a2?o. EaaE lower al Gai7c NV Coi
tee aull:l No carg0aS. ordinary /, fair SXa9Ie.
sosa t steady. Solt exc. Whisky nominaliy steauy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

WIEN you want q drnt-olnas Buggy or
Wagon, 60 10 BoyIs. ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26
LuOh Out Tor Frnuds

]! Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters are vide
ly initiated. Word Capcine cut In the gsnu-
ne. Be careful. 80, TsaN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL AND GEN
~ hkAL MEETING OF THE sTOCKHOLDERs

N O!4CC Oc a 6fEt'1AL AND GEN.
~ n III, HkAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
special and general meeting Of the stocthoId.
e's Of the senwood Iron Works nas been caile bv
ae soatd O. Director, to DO held at tha principsl
s,t o. she SoIpo1tion. No. II on Poareenth
street, ~ nc City OF wheeling. West Virginia. on
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day q June, 1851 At iw VIZ
o'clotkr. for the ,purpoe Of connd.rIng. ava
adopting Q, rejecting. lesolution 10 DO oneied Al
sa ,w q ~ snd general seing 70 tho mo
10 amended and 70 cnscted by hspter % ~ III,
Acts Of the Legislature OF West vilNis of ihe rn y
ss! az an 70 arecp. .hs psoaiuons q Cnapter 4 Of
II OF the Acu Of said LosiAlatule Of 1sS and ..
.monded and 70 enacted again as 10 certain sec.
t!ons thereof BY Lhap,et o. Of tho Acts Of ~
, Lesis!aiu.e o. iSs and by hapttn Il and e. NJ
BY order oil tho Board Of Drectoia Ks. IS
,el, . ~ a. AiohZo LoRlNG. :
=. ..---- e. 'r'fI' .te..aa1 Spcrats 70 ~
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Cotton,

NEW YORK, June 25.-Coi,on arm and uncbsnu.
Ct; futures steady: June ll07c; July iiIsc; Xu.
gust ll.25c; september u.G7c: October 10 10: M.
February 1906; March losSc: April lice. ~'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-26

"a GruRt bargains 5sl lF
In wash dress goods at cents per yard, and
ALEC aibankrupt lot Of mems clothing at 10
cents on the dollar. J. W. FRaart,
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TOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

The Farm OF tho late Or; John Frc,bh, ttp.l.s.
Ing nifty acres situated on hcfouih Ok d hot
Cieex, ohio q unity, on t...r. q l.Uic, ittd
macaaami.ed road ,reren n ilth fItn Y hctinI,tre
mile from Clinton U. rtid lam H. sun itf
m1tlet gaIdeplpg. has sc cd dwelling heu,c, tGtr
and & Oh orchard III full .b,uIIrg 10, rsIlltubn
enquire on the PIE ri!,ts, or .IGiett J. +. q =,
ENGLISH. CLIFTON. { bio Co., v. w. E!.i
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PUBLIC SALE

Stock Of Goods In Glen Easton, Marshall
.5E County.
Urder an order made by the Circuit Cou'. O.
Marshall county In iCreIal Ants Ieldine iEsrln.
mado oil the 9Th day OF June, 1854, ] Will tsll a.
auctirn. at the E:ore room Of H. H.. Woociua, II
Glen Eeston III iaid county, on
81 TUE3DAt, JU.E2i, ISL,
commencing At o'clt OK 4. w., the rnonsl yieIe''
~ l.vlcd npOn under attachments IN rid IttultE
suits. 10 VIII: the stock Of 81 ods sud relthshdlso
lately in lhe possession OF H. H. NoodiGa, III u!ea
EsktUu. TI,
The EaId goods and merchandise will be 10 "a
whole, OF. In large lot. ~ may c!tcs OH 'hr O.!
Of sale.
lHKxs o. SALE Ono hall Of the pnicbEss poiey
Or mo II net eaSary, IN cash, .nd The fesnAihGts
In two equsl iuAtHllments, ihrte aid hI noMLs
from hxy Of sale. the pun hasti 10 ',t ecu tern,
his several negotiable IOlts with inte.ts tAc So0"
personal Hpcurty.
The purchaser Of the whole stock, II b. t!a sm
ltred. can occupy and do bnSln, SIN The toea
III which tho goods now are unil the mn oyg1;
'pril. 1883. by paying u reasonable 'eaN u wv
upon with me. c
4 jeI9 W,T J. D. HI rs NJ
+. Bale 3D. 'urued until Saturday. June 3 !S&"
10 nclO"s 4. v. =
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Miss Morrow was q sister ot the late John
B. Morrow, Of ANahAll county. -
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.rr SBuheR. Pa. June Is AT 1880 O'Clock this
afternoon tho market yanced TO 6s and Is IN
value had dropped on The ,apid de-
fo,k An the failure OF Heidebery d Co. This had
depressing effect here AMI general desire TO
Ike iollo 1ed Buyeis were iow, however, and
no large locks changed hands A reaction set ia
at ?:su which sent price up 10 but The
bike again 10 GtIr, aud Closed weak 1t Gikc. Tho
beai n. marked no freat excitement aud pryoud
the failure OF Watson the mtrkOt was devoid Of
sreo,al features Watson Htirlbuts tho failure TO
Tho Penn b'nk trouble which, he says, seriously
affected his crudit. .Fl I1sNt0.0I- ''.'T: ~S
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TlrusvlLr, "a, June 2a-Op'ncd At &C; hiphest
t6He: low al &C; clo.ed at ". Shipment. lion
~ ti'isoat u the oil resio.s W iGi bWtols: Iunt
10 8n4S9 Charters 1913 barrels. Tod ,ys
decline Is generally regarded a. reaction Nom the
recent advance. o greater Importance can be al.
tAchci 10 It though The oil Trade Is now 10 much
under the influence Of Wall street that rethaps the
with tho declines There Is no chs, ne in The II.
lcok and higher prices Is only 4 quehtinn Of lime
To. borrow night the teeoud uieoting II the asscjs
ted ptoducets will be h Id at Warren aud Aual ar
July 1T, Gtragf-rl- -F1T i'm ; - =
NEW YoRk. Juno 25-optrolcum steady; United
6i1sc. ctuue 61sa7c; refined 7hsSc. y -
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 25.-Pe.roleum steady;
refined nc. f1'gG .7'a7' ~ III.
7ha7Tc. HHTFrl.', ''1-'''- = -S ~
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POR RENT,
WANTED,

"AETED-A YOUNG MAN ~,
IVY Retail Grocery, VITO i,atqnAiu,ed win "a a
business: aPply n. orcc. l0G6 and l0ss y, Stsae
street, JON y WE,Tv, -N' AAn0
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outlet and firm: shoulders SIC .hor. rib 50. B.cou
caller shonlder r.: 'hoIt 10 ": ,hort clef 9Xc
l2Altc. Esgi dull and UNCHANGED Cheese easier
but and not quos.bly lower. Rye, nominally I'm.
ToLxpo o.. juno 26.-Wheat quIet and steady:
No. white 9ic; No. 2, VEc: No q red caih VisVSc:
June va Ated; July 92,<c aakedi August 93lSc;
septembor 9lkc: October 95xc sAk0d; M. 2 III
9t4ssSc; No 3spt!ng 8ta9oc inrn III good demand
cth and June BIC. ash, 4: July 66kc; august BIC;
teptembef ~ No; je.p bsc; no grate ASo. Oats In
fair demand, but 1t lower rstet. No. white 36c;
bid: September 2Sc. 'iSsgs5''t sil - q
PHILADELPHIA, Juno 2.-Flour dull, Wheat
dull; No asp.lc Ia elevator 'aslc No. . red June
9?Hcasl 90 July 9)hcstl %: August g.. cOISa
u O0k: September 81 0lkal ok tom, options
quiet: car lots Irregular: No. 8 niIod 66a37c; No.
yellow 66c Atcs mer mixed &c. tail mixed June Goa
zig: July eSAAt0Sc: august 6lha6ls4c September
62a623zc. O.M quiet and Or n: No 2 mixed a5c:
No. 3 white 3G1tSfs<c; No. Z white ST. <a3Sc, = '
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-04-24
Banking out West.

A Baltimore man who started q
bank at Custar City year or so ago
failed within week, simply because
he didn't know western human nature.
His place had not been opened an
hour when a man in buckskin slouched
in and presented a note of 500 run.
ming for sixty days, and asked to have
it discounted
II don't know you," replied the
banker, who was his own cashier.
Stranger, that's my name thar at
the bottom-Bill Rigg.'
IL see"
"And that note is backed by Jim
Madden"
81 see, but l don't care to discount
it,"
The man picked up the paper and
walked out, and in the course of ten
minutes chap with pistol in either
hand danced into the bank and cheer.
lily called out:
"Here's Jim Madden, and he wants
to set eyes on the galloot who won't
discount note when he backs it'll
He popped the banker in the shoul-
der, clerk through the hip and then
fred away at the fixtures until some
one called him out to drink. The
next morning the banker was missing,
and when he afterward turned up in
Denver he acknowledged that the
banking business had some painful
features that none but cowboy wa
able to wrestle with.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-04-24
Brought Up.

Pickles Smith was requested to walk
up the hall, and when he had come to
a halt before the platform Brother
Gardner said:
"Bruoder Smith, has bin informed
dat you has been sued by grocer for
a bill of fo' dollars"
"Yes, sah."
"And why didn't you pay it?"
"Kase I'ze hard up, sah."
"Now, Brudder Smith, dc member
of dis club who kin afford oysters on
a salary of 81 per week kin afford to
pay fur 'em. If dat debt amt squar'd
MP befo' de next mee,in you'll h'ar
sunthin' drap!"
eyes, sab"
"In bringin dis performance to a
close" said the president, as he nod.
ded to Samuel Shin to strike the tri-
angle, le5 me say to one and all of
you dat de present ailment of dis ken.
try am de want of common sense. De
man who Arms 81 per week wants to
lib an dress as well as de man who
Arms Sl2, an dis piles up debts an
brings ABOUT trickery, fraud an CON-
munism. Nobody am satisfied to be
what he am. Eben de poorest of de
poo will 60 hungry sooner dan lie,
anybody know dey can't buy fried
oysters. The member of ois club who
nankers fur luxuries made fur de ta-
bles of millionaires kin make up bis
mind to pay fur 'ern or be known in
dis hall no moa. Let US preambulate
homewards. Detroit Free Press.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-04-24
An Indian Manuscript.

A rare work, published in London
in l749 styled the Economy Of Human
Life. translated from an Indisn man.
uscrlpt, written by an ancient Brah-
min. Ii is forcible and concise:
Happy is the man who hath sown
in his breast the seeds of benevolence;
the produce thereof shall be charity
and love.
From the fountain of his heart shall
rise rivers of goodness, and the
streams shall overflow for the benefit
of mankind.
He assisteth the poor in their trou-
BILE; he rejoiceth in furthering the
prosperity of all men.
He censureth not his neighbor; he
believeth not the tales of envy and
malevolence, neither repeateth he
their slsnders.
He forgiveth the injuries of men
he wipeth them from his remembrance;
revenge and malice have no place in
his heart.
For evil he returneth not evil; he
hateth no. even his enemies; but re-
quiteth their injustice with friendly
sdmonltion.
The griefs and anxieties OF men ex-
cite his compassion; he endeavoreth
to alleviate the weight of their mis-
fortunes; and the pleasure of success
rewardeth his labor.
He calmeth the fury, he healeth the
quarrels o. angry men; and prevent.
eth the mischiefs of strife and ami
mostly.
He promoteth in his noiehborhood
peace and good will; and his name il
repeated with praise and benedic
tions.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-04-24

This extreme tired feeling we have in
the spring, fall and during summer de-
notes torpid liver; We have no appetite
and no ambition. Take DR.. Jones' Red
Clover Tonic; it corrects these troubles,
restores good spirits. 1t speedily cures
dyspepsia, bad breath, piles, pimples,
ague and malaria diseases. A perfect
tonic, appetizer and blood purifier. Can
be taken by the most delicate. Price SO
cents ofD. J. Humphrey.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-04-24

When Fairmount girl wants her fell
low to 20 home she takes down her back
hair. Camden girls take off their shoes.
Richmond girls say: "Its time for my
dearest Charles to unclasp his arms and
hie away to his parental domicile." "
Bryn Mawr girls are more practical, and
less demonstrative; they simply say:
HSonny, times up; git.o
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-04-24

Brightness expresses OF actions what
straightness does OF lines; and there
can no more be two kinds Of right ac-
tion than there can be two kinds Of
straight linee.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-04-24

To be happy at home is the ultl--
mate aim of all ambition, the end to
which every enterprise and labor tends,
and Of which every desire prompts
the execution.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1884-04-24
Ladies Hair Dressing Bazaar.

MRS. M. "A. JOHNSON CO., have opened .
iM Ladies' Hair Store, in room corner of Main
and Scott Streets where they are prepared to man
ufacture and finish to order switches, Puff Curls,
French Twists. Front Pieces, Ventilated Front
Waves Saratoga waves, ,Coquetts, Flirts, and Water
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decas-sf.ti Napoleon o.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-12-19
A Mexican Advantage.

Until this country gets in the habit
of shaking herself with an earthquake
two or three times per year the Amer
lean merchant has no show to compete
with the Mexican in the matter of go
ing to the wall and receiving a settle
ment from creditors. A Mexican dry
goods dealer who closed his doors the
other day begged to announce to his
various creditors:
Owing to the earthquake which the
Lord sent us on the I'd inst. my store
was almost destroyed, my stock nearly
ruirei, and several of my heaviest debt
ors killed. l am therefore, compelled
to announce my great embarrassment,
and to beg of you to accept 80 cents on
the dollar for my Indebtedness. What
the Lord wills He wills. Loss only
party covered by insurance. Wall
street NeaUS.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-12-19

short time, and 1t Is admJted ny MI
that the disorder in no way works
real dissolution of all social bonds, but
is only to be regarded as sudden re-
taxation of them which, notwithstand-
ing that all sorts of outrage are let
loose. is always controlled by custom,
and induces no material damage to So
cicty." In Ashantee, the season of UNI
restraint may last for five days; in
other states>it may continue for a con-
siderably longer time, as in Loango,
where it prevails for several months.
In Dabomey, the death of the king is
not made known for eighteen months,
while the heir, assisted by the two
highest officers, rcigns in his name
during this whole period. The eight
cen months seem to mark the time
during which legal anarchy formerly
prevailed, though it may now have
been done away with.-P0pular Sci
ence Monthly for November.