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DuRKEE's Salad Drssaing.-A ready.made,
rich and delicious dressing for all salads OF
meat. fab or vegetables. Cheaper and inf.
nitely better than homemade. Unriyaled as
O sauce. MSrAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-30

The wine cup Is tho father OF sin; and
the whisky jug Is the step father.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-30

NEW O1ALEANb BANk,
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roSTaL sOrEH and ordinary Letters by Mall
or Express tall sums Of IS and upwards BY Explcs
al our expeuso) 10 NJ. A. DAUfHIN,
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SCHOLARSHIPS should be entitled to rank
among the ruling classes.
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High Authority,

A CONNECTICUT man has invented
paper carpet. OF course it will he read.
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foR lame Back, Side or Ghost use HhIloh's
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SnILoH's CouaH' aud Consumption Cure Ia
ton. 0~ 800 - AA
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Immediately relieved by Hhiloh's Cure.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-30
ThTT,G VEGETABLE
El&AhIS SICILIhN
Hair Remover.

Seldom does n popular remedy win such a
strong hold upon tho public confidence rs llas
HALLS Hail: REVIEWER. Tho cases In which
1t has accomplished n complete restoration OF
co'cr to ,nc hair, and vigorous health to tho
scalp, arc Iniumcvahlc.
Old people like |. for Its wonderful power 10
restore to their whitening locks their original
color and beauty. MIdIlc.agcd people like It
because 1t prevents them from getting bald,
Keeps da:dru!r away, and makes the hair
grow thick and strong. Young ladies like 1t
rs n dressing because 1t gives tho hair n Ocau-
tiful glossy lustrc, and enables them to dress
it In whatever form, they wish. Thus 1t is tho
favorito OF all, and it has become SO simply
because Il IsIppo!Gts no one. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-30
LOSS AND GAIN,
ciiArrER /.
VI was taken sick a year ago
With bilious fever"

my doctor pronounced me cured, but I
got sick again, with terrible pains in my
back and sides, and l got so bad I
Gould not move!
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WE GUARASTEE SIN BOXES Z
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for rig boxes, accompanied with $50. We will
sond tho purchaser our written guarantee TO 70.
fund tho money X tho treatment docs not cilcct
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MEDICAL.
7sntsttqo, Canada Wtst, onk,l
49,, October 80, 1852.

they are a good bilious pill. have used a great
many pills, but I can say Dr.. C. McLane's Pills.
manufactured by Fleming nroihers, arc genuine.
And, gentlemen, you have my thanks In sending.
trial. One Of my. nelghbors got' three pills. lie
said they did help him. lie felt the next day IKE
a new man. lie wishes me 10 send for ffy Cents
worth for him. So, gentlemen, ! will do al can
70 introduce Pr. G. MeLans'a Liver Pills, manu-:
enclosed one dollar, for more Of your good pills.
! wish You could send me a sample Of your Yer.
mliuge by mail. l think It will take well here,
Yours, with respect,
81. .Ibg.lul' gnsa WM, II. DuoAy. q
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l shrunk!
From 22s pounds 10 1901 I had been doc.
toring for my liver, but It did me no good. !
did not expect to live more than three
months. began to uss Hop Ditters. Di.
rectly my appetite returned, my pains left
me, my entire system seemed renewed as IL
by magic, and after usiug several bottles | am
not only as sound as a sovereign but weigh
moro than l did before. To Hop Bitters l
owe my lifs."
DuBLIS, June O., 81. R. Fr7zrAra1cK,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-30

The modern dandy can truthtully ex.
claim: II haven't the lepst idealn
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Special Agents In Wheeling.-Logan d Co., O
MenkemellGr, r. I. Burt d Co., Alex. 7. Young
L :. ahitk: b. Z. Darrah and J. B. White d Co.
Bellaire, Ohio; A. B. 0ng, Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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1867 Prizes. amounting to........ sl65. 500
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For further information write clearly, giving full
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-30

Looking from tho city a mile or two dis.
tant, but distinctly seen, on three separate
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f{j kDalN IiER BROWN, Chicago, IL.
F, MR.. RMILY W. APPLETON.
ABRAHAM FIRTH, Boston, Mas,
T,usteei OF Car Prize Fund Of American Humane
Association, aprl6He
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-30
A %cELEDRATED CHURCH,

Celebrated through all Europe is the
"Liebfrauen Kirche," built about 07O, Its
erection continued through two "ages OF
architecture" as the ByzAntic and Gothic
divisions truthfully tell. Jutting forth
from the towers are some OF the oddes. Gg.
ures that eyer ornament a church, There
Is o curious legend connected with one OF
them; the figure Of q man bearing a dog
upon his back. The chronicles Of the
church say that during its building the
master architect entrusted tho construction
OF one atoeple to a companion while he
finished the other. The companion, n.
bilious to excel, worked with might
and main, go that all travellers who
viaited the city declared no had douo bet,
ter than his master. The latter, Jealous OF
this, called him 4 day to the pin
nacle 10 show him, presumably,
some neglected spot. Followed by
his dog tho under mason as.
cended, but on reaching the jealous con-
tractor was thrown to the ground and
killed. The dog, seeing the fate OF his
master, sprang after him and met his death
on the mason's back. And thcre the hor.
rible deed ia recorded in a way as lasting
as stone can make II. Before the mapnib.
cent altar whose colors and forms more
than a painters brush has copied lies
buried "Gunther the Brave" with bis
Countess, the sister OF William Of Orange.
In the crypt, below through the dim lighi
one can just SEQ the sepulchrea of the princes
Of the raigning house. Near the head Of a
massive column is tho figure OF a man with
his legs hanging over as though he we're
struggling in vain to reach the top, and It
probably represented q sinner refused at
the portals OF heaven. On another
are three 1gures-a young warrior.
a daughter and her mother. The
knight seemed enamoured Of the girl and
so endeayored to present her something,
but is evidently not encouraged BY the
mother, who looks upon him from the cor.
ner OF her eye in a manner that makes
him tremble more than did ever battle,
Tie rudeiy cut expressions arc laukhable,
and the lesson 10 be taken I leave you to
draw. A wonderful feeling creeps over
one as he glides through the broad rooms,
d feeling mingled OF admiration and sad.
ness. Dark legends seem to doat like
spirits through the twilight Of the still
chapels-to the inner eye the stones take
| tfa OVID pnloto fbair tn1nr ~ ra~o H-Tn#U-#.
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Al! trans daily except Sunday. --------F "
Pul!man's Palace Drawing hoom sleeplug CaIy
through without change from gteubenvllle East 10
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago. indianapolis and
For through tickets baggage checks, sleeping car
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Ticket Ohlce, under Mcclure House, Wheeling.
g JAMES McCREA,- -
MSrSScr, Columbus, Ohio,
4-,.s i. A. FORD, 49,.
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25
A Timely Rebuke.
From the PhiIadelphia Record

One bright woman brought $50 men
to terms by very ingenious perform
ance at medical clinic, at Blockley
Aims House last week. Three of the
fifteen students at the Womap's Medi-
cal College occupied seats in the lecture
room, and while waiting for the lectur-
err, who was belated, the class INDUCED
in some noisy demonstration, which
was finally directed in the way of play
full banter to the woman present.
Suddenly Miss A. M. Field, one of
the female students, who is widely
known as an eminent missionary in
China, arose, and as she began to speak
the noise was changed to respectful
silence. Gentlemen, said she, II
have been for eighteen years in China.
The Chinese have no medical science,
and superstitious rites are chiefly re-
lied on in the treatment of disease.
All the people are in need of medical
aid, but the woman would under no
circumstances go to a male physician
for the treatment of any disease pecu-
liar to her sex She would be preveH-
ted by her own womanly delicacy and
by all the notions of modesty held by
those around her. She would suffer
lifelong agony rather than violate her
sense of propriety. Her father, her
brothers, and her husband would even
let her die rather than allow her to be
treated by male physician. Full of
sorrow for the suffering of these wo-
men, have been looking in Christian
America to see what hope of help for
them might be here. I have been glad
to find that in some of our great med
ical schools earnest and self-sacrific-
ing women are fitting themselves for
work of mercy in Asia and other
lands. Unless such women learn 10 do
such work there is no physical saliva
ton for those afflicted ones. Aud in
behalf of those women, who have no
medical care while they so sorely need
it, ask from you the courtesy of gen
uemen toward ladies who are STUDYING
medicine In Philadel phia"
As Miss Field sat down she was
greeted with cheer, and a member of
the class rising assured the ladies in
very gallant speech that no annoyance
to them was intended Thu timely
remarks of Miss Field had touched
the Unborn courtesy of the young men,
and taught them lesson they will
probably never forget.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25
Knocked Out in One Round.
From the Boston Globe.

The other day a very nice young
lady, who lives somewhere out on the
line of the Providence road, while
coming between the posts at the Park
square entrance to the Commons, &C
cidentally collided with man who
was rushing blindly in the opposite
direction The stiff rim of his tall
hat came in violent contact with the
bridge of her nose. The young lady
did not scream nor call out for the
police, but, to the great establishment
of the owner of the hat, suddenly
drew off and hit him three sound
blows on the shoulder.
There" she said, chit my nose
again, you old clown, if you dareH'
He either did not dare, or preferred
not to, for after giving her a blank
look of amazement he trickled quietly
across the square, occasionally look
ing back, and presently got out Of
sight The incident was nearly for
gotten by the young Lady. until yes
terday it was wildly recalled to her
mind when she opened a Christmas
box and found pair of boxing gloves
and pair of hardwood dumb bells.
A slight suspicion that there was
some mysterious connection between
this little remembrance and the en-
counter on the Common dawned
gradually upon her mind. She will
probably proceed at once to get up
her muscle, and the next time man
goes fooling with her nose, Heaven
help him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25
Baird's Baby Bride.
Chattanooga Special

Two years ago Miss Iriska Haver-
field, aged thirteen, of Cincinnati,
was visiting in Atlanta. She became
acquainted with William P. Bird. a
young merchant of Fayetteville,
Tenn. After Miss Haverfeld return
ed to Cincinnati her mother objected
to receiving the addresses OF Baird.
and clandestine correspondence was
carried on. Miss Haverfield was
placed in a boarding school, but
managed to see her lover when he
visited the city TO purchase goods.
The courtship confined to few weeks
ago, when Mr.. Baird. on visiting
Mss Haverfeld, proposed marriage,
which the school girl agreed to. On
the day appointed carriage drove to
the school building, Miss Haverheld
was driven to the county clerks
Office, where they obtained license
by the trick of placing No. eighteen. "
in her shoe, and her friends certify
ing she was over eighteen. The girl
returned to school, and continued her
studies until Monday of this week.
when, by a previous understanding.
she commenced making arrange
mentS to join her husband in Tennes-
see. Her mother learned of her in
tentions to leave, and checked her.
but not until her trunks mad been
sent to the depot. The irate mamma
threatened reformatory, when the
young lady escaped from the house,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25

going to Covington and remaining
concealed st the Clifton house un-1
Tuesday, when, disguised as an old
lady, She vent to Lexington, Ky.
From this point.n,sIe telegraphed to
Baird al Chattanooga that she was on
the night train. Detectives were en-
ployed to find the girl, and the police
of this place telegraphed to arrest
Baird and wife on their arrival here.
Baird, posted by friends, concealed
himself in hotel until o'clock this
morning, when he drove six miles to
Boyee Station, taking a north bound
train and meeting his wife at Dayton.
Search was made on the train at
several points on the road, but the
lady had informed the conductor of
her story and was brought through
on locked car. The parties con-
tinued their journey in locked car
for the South this evening. Miss
Hayeraeld formerly resided in South
Bend, Ind, but. for two years has
been attending boarding school in
Cincinnati
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25
New Jerseys EnOch Arden.
New York Times.

David Matthews disappeared from
this place five years ago, leaving a
wife and child and a comfortably fur
nished little cottage which he owned
When he left he was in i'll health,
and he informed his wife that it was
his intention to take trip to the Ber-
mudas on a .eoasting vessel for the
good of his health. Soon after his
departure another child was born to
his wife, No letter or message ever
came from him to his anxious wife,
and nearly year after he left home
Mrs. Matthews received documents
showing apparently that her husband
had died in one of the West India
islands, of yellow fever, two months
after he left home. Mrs. Matthews
soon afterward sold the little cottage
and three years after her husbands
departure she was compelled to sup
port her children and herself by work
ing as a domestic. Among the young
mechanics that sought employment In
the vicinity last spring was a young
carpenter from Philadelphia named
Philip Lafferty. The young man met
the young Widows Mrs. Matthews
supposed herself to be-and asked
her hand in marriage Laferty
was satisfied with sMrs. Matthews
story and so was the clergyman who
had married her 20 her absent hus
band, aud by the same clergyman
young Lafferty and Mrs. Matthews
were made one. The young mechan
&c then bought back the little cottage
which Mrs. Matthews had been forced
to sell, but the couple had scarcely
began housekeeping when the miss
ing husband made his appearance
He said it was his brother Daniel
that had died, and that he conspired
with a friend to make his wife believe
that he had shuffied off the bmortal
coil For years he had been in Brazil,
and had acquired handsome fortune
In the mines there. When Matthews
began to make threats he was mildly
informed by the sympathizing neigh
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25
Fans in 0Iden Times.
From Bow Bells

Diamonds were not.an unusual dec
Grafton of fans in Queen Elizabeth s
day, and glittered on the handles and
sticks. One of this description was
owned by the Duchess of York; the
handle and stick were carved in the
most artistic manner, which flashed
out with prismatic beauty in the hands
of the stately owner. No less costly
and beautiful were the fans of France.
Mime. de Pompadour possessed very
remarkable fan made of the finest lace.
In this was inserted succession of
painted miniatures set In the medal
lions, and a border of smaller minia-
lures finished the edge. Among the
fans that the Archduchess Christine
carried with her to Spain when she
welded King Alfonso was one with
an ivory handle and sticks SO delicate
as to be almost transparent. In the
center of the faa was finely executed
royal crown and the coats of q ms Of
the Austrian and Spanish house. An
other was OF black lace, and had a pink
mother-of- pearl handle.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25
The Reeord ofthe Fxir..

The superiority OF Wells, Rtcha-5soa & Cos.
Improved ButDer Color over al others made, il
again demonstrated By its record 81
tie AutlmnaI Fairs The test Of practical u.s. il
what tells the story, aad ths great value Of tie
premiums given By the Agricultural Fairs, lies
Ia the fact that the judges IN these cases reg
ulzr farmers, who know what their needs are and
what viii supply them. Wells Richardson q
Cos Improved Butter Color, which has taken
first premium az al fairs where exhibited. L put
mp IN vegetable oil 50 prepared that 1t cannot
become rancid. q most important property, tie
lack Of which Is fatal 70 90 many Of the Butter
C5iors offered for sale II does net color the bss-
ter-rnilk Is impzrts bright natural color. which
Il unattaine1 By many Others and being tie
strongest Z Lhe cheApeH Color Ia the market.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25

At a. recent meeting of the Massa-
chusetts teachers one speaker advo-
Gated letter-writing as a very good
method of teaching English compost
ton. Once week." she said, II
have the children write letters among
themselves, and Iprovide letter-b box
for the purpose. For correcting ex-
ercIses | use few of the signs used
by proof-readers, since they are as
easily learned ..as arbitrary ones.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25
Iowa County Democrat
MINERAL POINT, WIS.
THE wIFE,s APPEAL.

You took me. William, when girl,
Unto your home and heart,
To bear, in all your after life,
A fond and faithful part;
And. tell me, have ever tried
That duty to forego,
Or grieved because had no joy,
When you were sunk In woeI
MOL would rather share your woe
Than any other glee,
For though you're nothing to the world,
You're all the world to me
You make palace of my shed,
OF this rough bench throne;
There's sunlight for me in your smile,
And music In your tone.
j look upon you when you sleep
My eyes with tears grow DIM
cry: 80, Parent of the Poor,
Look down from Heaven on him;
Behold him toll from day 10 day,
Exhausting strength and soul;
Oh, lsok In mercy on him, Lord,
For thou canSt make him whole"
And when at last reviving sleep
Has on my eyelids smiled,
How oft are they forbid 70 close
In slumber. by your child!
| tako the little murmurer
That spoils my span Of rest,
And feel as If part Of thee
lulled upon my breast.
There's only one return | crave
may not need IL long;
And il may sootile thee when IN where
The wretched feel no wrong;
| ask not for a kinder tone,
For thou vert ever kind
/ ask not less frugal are
My fare DO not mind.
ask not for attire more gay;
If such as have got,
Suffice 10 make me fair to thee,
For more ! murmur not.
But would ask some OF the hours
That you on clubs bestow-
OF knowledge which you prize 80 much,
May not something know
Subtract from among men,
Each eve an hour for me;
Make me companion Of your soul.
AS may safely be;
If you viii read, ! II sit and work,
And think when you're away;
Less tedious shall find tho time,
Dear william, if you stay.
A meet companion soon III be,
For your most studiOns hours;
And teacher Of those little once
You call your cottage flowers,
And if We 6e not rich and great,
We may bc wise and kind;
And as my heart can warm your heart.
So may your mind my mind.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25
How u Farmer Lost His Mittens.
Rome N, " Sentinel

The other day Vernon farmer,
while feeding his cattle, left one of a
pair of mittens near heifer for few
minutes. When he returned 1t had
been partly consumed by the animal.
The farmer undertook TO get posses
sion of the rapidly disappearing
mitten, when the animal suatched the
other from his hand and swallowed
both.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25
an doctor saws: "Melt some

4 German doctor says: Melt some
suspected butter; soak worstcd or a
wick in it; when cold light it like 4
candle; blow il out; if It's oleomar-
garine it will smell like blown out
candle. if it is butter it viii smell like
butter
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25
Edmund Yates saws that visitors /

Edmund Yates says that visitors to
Rome anxious to have an audience of
the Pope are often put TO great incon-
venienee to secure that privilege. be
cause they 20 the wrong way about
it Instead of dancing attendance on
canons and intriguing for introdue,
tons to Cardinals, they should buy
an order from the walters in their
hotel
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25

To such an extent is the monkish
idea of exclusion of the opposite sex
carried at Mount Athos, the Holy
Mountain of the Greeks, that no
female of any kind, down even to s
hen, is permitted to enter the pen
insula, which is thirty miles long by
ten broad.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25
Edward Adams Of Richmond Mo

Edward Adams, Of Richmond, No,
II years of age, went hunting with
two dogs, and some hours later one
of the animals returned home and
barked and until Mr.. Adams follow
ed him to the spot here the boy lay
dead, with his gun by his side and the
other dog watching him The gun
was discharged while the boy was
climbing fence.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25

On the 2Sth of December the wind
blew at the rate of 1872 miles an hour
at the summit of Mount Washington.
The coolest day in the month there,
was the 22d. when the thermometer
was IL degrees below zero.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25
When Doc.ors Disagree.

il will bS time enough to doubt the reliability Of
kidney-Wort. Doctors sll agree that 1t is a most
valuable medicine in all disorders of the Liver
Kidneys and Bowels and frequently prescribe 1t
DR.. L. c. Ballou Of Monkton SAYS: 1.-THE pISi
year have used il more than ever. ami with the
best results. Ii is the most successful remedy
have ever used. " Such a Recommendation Spra! :
for itself. Sold by all druggists See allNt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1884-01-25

Lawrence Harrigan, the new Chief
of Police at ST. Louis, has held the po-
siGon before, and is said to be the ter
ror of the thieves and thugs. Several
years ago he broke up dangerous
gang of counterfeiterS by killing their
rinpleadcr.