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The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-03-14
A Foolish Fancy at Niagara

G.. p, Sherman, q lawyer of PhiIadel-
phia, went to Niagara tine other day,
looked about the falls a little, and then {:
Going back to Goat Island. / went
down to the foot-bridge to Terrapin
rock. where the old tower used to stand.
out on the rock. When got there
I observed that a quantity of ice, COW
cred with snow had by some means be-
come. fixed upon the projecting rocks
on the edge Of the Horseshoe fall be-
yond the rock where / stood, forming q
bridge ON the extreme edge of the fall
about 100 feet long, by perhaps 10 or
Is feet wide Instantly the desire to
go upon this bridge and look over the
fall seized me- / dug ont a stone from
the snow, as heavy as / could lift, and
stepping out as far as / dared threw it
with ali my force upon the bridge,
which stood firm, the stone sticking fast
in the snow- Then ran back to the
island and broke off a good stoutstaf,
and coming back to Terrapin rock, COM
menced the rather trying journey
"The snow which covered the lee was
itself covered with a thin coating o ice,
which broke. beneath my feet thus Civ
ing me a good foothold, and as to my
head / was sure of that, as / had thor
oughly tested its anti-diZziness the pre-
ceeding summer ON shipboard and among
the Swiss glaciers and preeipices. Prod
ding my staff on alpenstock heavily into
the snow before me to try the way, L
walked out until Ihad reached aboutthe
middle Of my Ice bridge and then /
stopped to- look. The sight was the
most awe inspiring that l ever bsheld.
As | looked mp the river the curve ofthe
grooming water seemed almost as high
as myFhead, and steadying my eyeSupon
some floating particle, the whole mass
seemed coming down upon me with
an irresistible power that
must inevitably carry me over the brink
and into, eternity but, with q swift, his
sing rush. it swept over me leaped ont
and with q horrible roar, plunged into
the awful chasm, whence huge c clouds OF
spray, like the smoke of its torment,
ascending swept back and over me-.
sSteadying myself by my staff i sank
quietly upon my knees, then, stretched
myself fat upon my stomach andl0oked
over the fall. You can imagine what |
saw When the spray would clear away
the water, rushing 50 swiftly as
to appear to be drawn into
lines and burrows, and springing cat
under my very face, could be seen tc
fall, at first a solid, greenish mass, then
broken into foam, intosa chaos which
the eye could not penetrate. I comic
feel my bridge trembling with the rush
of the water. and realizing that AM
moment might see it and me following
the descending food, I arose, took on,
look up and downs look to last for
1ifetime-and retraced my steps. A
I passed the rock / had thrown on th'
bridge, i could not resist the temptation
of dislodging il, and seeing Il whir
away over the liquid prccipice."
The Warner weekly sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1885, 1884-03-14

The Rev. Phillips Brooks, Of Boston.
Il going To England again next year,
He has been invited to preach the four
university sermons at Cambridge. Bish-
OPP Littleiohn, OF Long Island, was the
last American Who was similarly hon
ored.
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their village comrades and TIA
placid females Of tho genus ho,s@ =
found among the well-fed. Ina a.
working housewives Of German p
sylyania. ~
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W." Performances. Doors opan at l 4 2,
,eo,rh.ap Excursions on all Railroads leading IN
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Exchange.
Two %iashiouably dressed ladies were cit.
tins In front o. tus.r cnttags at Mount Des.
ert one evening last week, taking over ,he
la'e srriva!s and laying tnsl. plans for the
campaign.
"How ID TINS, Filth? I hear you have
broken your engagement with young Cuu.
pon.' SAID the elder.
Yes, mother, l jldse it best to tell you
I hxve" In ~.
"!a favor Of whom, pray? He is good
Tor Sl00O0 a year now, and win comuin
ior u large estate when his father dies.
What yoa. g millionaire have you now cen.
tred your t .cllons upon 7"
"as Is MT . mitli0nsi.e-at all mother.
am Engaged TO CnaIlsy Pencil"
"Who ID he7 How much is ha WORTH
'"He Is q reporter gu the Now York Con.
skAatWn anu bag just money enough to
Jake n,n through q form glt's vacation"
MY cn,ld, why will you throw yourself
away? You will reduce me 10 bsggary,"
WISH, mother please wait uuIll 1 tell
you. lu the hlsl plsce he Is Acq aaia.ed
With every body, aud then he xots ir.s
passes 10 al the shows aud theatres, he At.
tends all the b & receptions and"
Are you ciszg, ch,lI2 Those things
VII. all come with money and petition"
"Hold on unul have told you. h
knows all abuut the latest scandais IN h,xa
ilfs-thlDas the papers wont PRINT, YOU
know-and he told me some horr,d scrapes
the Blanks got into when they. wers il
Europe last summer, and said he had in
hls possession tho secrets VI all the biz
people In tue country"
BRING hin 10 me- Vt once. I approve Of
your choice, Eilth. Why did you not toll
me Of this bslore?'
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1- a4f. fEH. 'N. |h.1ra.H. ~. .= 81 ..
a tail msn bruehed againat Adam
Thompson, an enploye in the publication
flee OF the Sun, 10 the lstter s,ood in the
crowd in front Of the oflca on Friday at.
ternoon. When the man hurried away he
carried Mr.. Thonpson's watch. MIR.
Thompson gave chase, and with the asaist.
.ncs Of The police caught the fellow. At
the City Hsll police station be gave bis
came a. William Smith End was searched
from head to loot, bnt the watch could not
os found. Late on Friday evening a mat
IN front Of The sernesur's de.k was IL ken
up, and under it the watch WIS found. i.
10 supposed thRt when Smith stood in front
J.. the desk hs cut q hole in his trousers
nocket, let the watch 9 10 down 10 the
a,or, covered 1t with bis foot, aad worked
&C under The edge Of the mating with bis
zoe. Very likely he imagined that when
he watch could not b. ioundo on bis person
be would be released, and would ,hsn have
3 chance to pick 1t up and escape. The
MY thing tba. prevented the success OF
he Irse waa the TACT that tho sergeant 81
he desk decided to hold him. Yesterday
DO Was locked up.
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Bee 1houEhis.


..#.#. H.# #.H.H ~ ........ 81. g
There seems scarcely 8 limit to the in.
CREASE OF bees where feed is plenty. They
90 with civil'z ,1ion, and like Greeley,
They seem to favor going weat. Whether
this is q rule With them in ali parts OF tue
country we cannot say. A man who DOES
field work told us recently that during the
GUNNER four swarms had passed over his
head, Two Of them 80 low that be- stopped
TO avoid contact with them. All CT these
were going west, or a little south Of west.
Probably it wAs because tall timber lAy in
that direction. q
There is q bee tree within ten miles Of
st. Louis, on the farm offs widow lady who
protects The tree from tho woodmanis <
and the bees iron all interference. When
the bees get ready to swarm they 70 where
they like with her approval, and no one
SAWS them nay. For t1enty years, We are
told, they have thus enjoyed their bee
rights.
While bees seem inclined to move west
hey love an early peep at the rising sun,
and s!ways select a tree IS the place Of
.heir abode WHICH hasan eastern entrance,
They are early r.se,s. We make the prac.
tics OF going TO the spisry as the, & q. step
Of the mornings work. In midsummer,
when honey abounds, we generally Ind
.oms bees going out aud frequently some
coming home with ssorep, before tina sun
rises. A man may know a'grsa, desl shout
,eee, but he will still have q great deal to
learn about them. With all their system
they are q mystery. They gather honey all
day and IN busy SEASON build comb ut
night. ~
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Home Proof.

Kidney and Livor Discasea and Rhcumaum,-
su1ered Tc.f!bly-."Nolhiug seemed To- help ret
zKpA: PunLLirs,
Wheeling. v. IVA.
g.. os.. Z. rs!ypu, ., Noe, Impaired yo!ee ;-sut
d. snitA completely aapIa1 eSFsd Ts;s n .nnncy
o. sreide! q %. Nheeling, ". Va
e; s''As' i.''s s4 e FIX II s6 5s|1sf iu. o.; e ss'. a.s ssio'
q Nta-"HAd them Tor t~ourteen Jearl. d.. Bsaitb
cured ne" LOUIE EWAsH!NeTOH.
Nd MM CATHERINE oAPs.
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va
Nno~eI.-!" Bunefed Tor yusn Win AIcer. Had
ation; Pr. enith cured me .tthout tntia canIue
pain =" Me-. Il. N. CIRCUIT.
Hla, Fistula Of Anua.-FlA, on my back ioT 10
xsSia. kePerted dying: Dr.. anith cu.td me
THOMAS ooLvN,
Wholesale Grocer. Main IT., Wheeling, VI. w..
ulcerationa Of Eectum. Prclarsus and PilM.-
va Eiyon up 70 die and pronounced ineurable
sH 5j5F5 gI5 WkgHNGTON pELANY,
sev. 4. o. 1.dd w,,te.:-"p,n. s,ni,S', F sTn':..
donal serytcea in ny family have been most sstis.
md Z akilltul physician" -
Nm. Margaret kolb ssys: II had been 20 rortnR
tor seven yesn and treated BY many phy.lcans iof
taysreIads. u. smith MID ! had = tape wo,m. and
Female Complains Three ycats In hosritafI for
females, give me peculiar adyantgeGin rueh casa.
PeBons cured Of catArrh, disesses Of heart, liver,
..o,nlcn, hdneys, KIN. blood. nervous .ato.iom
AthraR te16ty IN ny mccra. ""T-II-
tl6a cured without the kuiie,
PauenH A. ; dlsAhct may o. treated by letter
rent on receipt Of tN o hree-cent stsmsA.
and advice returned free.
oenSultation 1t once tree. Onaca koun from .
h l. to- ?. L.. daily. Gail on OF address rT1-E
JOHN X eMITH, N. D.,
m 80 'IhS Nhsr'~s ~ wSneNtnc " "a
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Tho kaby .nme IN smiling.

asraLN 90 AEa.H-TH -F-It-1a
A nt.le fellow came along the sidewalk
rumblnR a1ny Carriage, into which a
snap. Tue youtlfa guardian Of innoeent
infancy wss pulling the carriage from in
'front.', and before be knew It the wheels
dipped from the pavement, the handle
asw from The boys hcnd, and the carriage
turned tquarely upside down in tho street
freely IN front Of q, horse that was an.
troachiug at a lively pace. The driv.r
teined in bis animal, but there was mai
nms to stop, and tho horse parsed over ihs
oaby and his little vehicle, coming to 4
standa'ill while they seemed fairly under
be wheels OF the wsgon. There were
cries Of horror from the spectators "Oh
ae's dead; he's killed" poor little bsblri
and the ike, bus when the small carriage
was pulled from under the wheels Of the
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GOod, bat auuo Away.

G1chda1s, LN-
"Wnat am I to do y aaid a neatly dressed
nervous looking LADY yesserdsy to the Ger.
geant 1T the Flushing Avenue Station, vii.
harrisburg. MY husband, Charles susr.
Nan, Of Montiuth Street. has loft me.
nave not Seen him since last Wednesday
and he bias taken $500, all the money Thai
We bad wed up"
you will have to 60 to court and get a
warrant for bis arrest," said the sergeant.
I'D, ! don't wa1t 10 have him arrested"
said the lady, me is a good maj I only
want TO have him come back to NO."
well, then, We Can do nothing Tor YOU"
replied the SERGEANT II you ges a war.
rant for his arrest for abandonment We will
gladly look for him for you"
M, nj; l don't want to have him or.
rested. l.. is too bad. What am l to do :
What am | 10 dt2 He ia q good man. i
will 30 and look Tor MIN myself" con.in-,
ued tho lady. And she leit in search Of
her missing husband.
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Arc you distarbed at night and broken Of
your reat by . sick child Auierlng aud crying
with pain OF cutting teeth? Ii 80, send q
pace and gst d bottle OF Ms. Winslov',
soothing Syrup for Children reethirg. Iu
valus Is i%ncalculsbls, II will relieve III,
poor little sufferer Immediately. DEPEND
upon 1t, mothess, there ia 10 mls.ake abou,
1t. It cures dysentery and d.Arrhooa, rev.
ulatsa tho stomAch and bowels, cures vino
colo, sofsens the Rums, reduces infamna.
ton, AND gives tone aud energy TO tho Who'll.
system- Mira. Winslow's Boo,nins syrup lol
Children Isething 10 pleasant 10 the taats
and ID tho prescription Of one OF tho oldss.
and pest female nu1see and phyHioians In tn,
United 6tates, aad Ia Tor sals BY al druggisu
throughout the world. Price rs ceus Z Dol,
us. u.Tr.,r ~ rvrAv
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IT maker every humanitarian sad to -,
invalid' sock such re!let Us Is given them b,
tho use Of bitters, kidney mediclnrs auc
oth.r neatrpps. The q Il lev dos.s ma,
make 'hsm feel better o. account Of Tia M.
plying ingredients, combinsd with som,
strong csthertic and diusec 10 that sre nsec
In is comp siuon, but they eventually gro .
wosss. Tho only cure tor weakness, nervous.
ness, debility, 'aoh.s, pains, rhsnmatIsm.
sores, urinary and digestive troubles, ia L
sske tho blood rich: r.d ..aa pure, by usin,
DR. Guysort's yellow Dock and ssrsapsrIia
. remedy widely indorssd by pbyslolaus WIN
ieot. nv
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HlrlsbUkGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST,
! LOUIS RAlL~ AY-PAnhandle Route.
~ "a yBs
II, 1884.
Train. leave Panhandle Station, loot Of Eleventh
standard tina: 00-
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Heredliy vi 6eolus.

Francis Gallon, who has been invest.
eating the heredi'y Of genius, concludes
that the brains OF a child naturally tends Ia
develop the facultits, more or lees eq1ali,
commln2led, OF both Ito parents. Thi,
general rule is, however, modified in III.
first place by the superiority t one Pc,
over the other. In SONS families the IL fr.
ekcs Of the fathers intellect, or want o,
intellect, is conspicuous in al the children,
and prevails altogether over that Ct IL,
motker. In other families the position,
are reversed, and IN many iDstauc-s som,
OF the children resemble ons parent and
some the other. Sometimes they are lik,
neither parent. but an uncle, aunt or som,
other collateral relative.
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Stop Tint UouKn

By uslng Dr.. Eraaier's Throat and Lun.
Balsam-the only sure cure for Cougna
Colds, Roarssues aud Sore Throat, And al
dissasas Of the throat and lungs. Do no,
neglect 8 Cough. It may prove fatal. Soore.
sd hundreds Of gratstul people ovo thei,
uves 70 Dr.. Froz'er''s Thsodt. aud Lung Bal,
am, and no family will svsr bs without /,
altar onoe using 1t, and discovering lts mar,
relous power. II is put up in larys tamil,
BOTTLES d sold for the small pssoe rs cont.
per bottle. FaAz1zE MEDICINE Co., Props.
cleveland, Ohio.
Saratoga High Book Spring Water for nal.
y druggisu- -
Wholesale Agents: LOGAN 4 Co.,, Wheeling
Va, and j. O. Dent 4 Co., Bridge~-ra.
Ohio nav
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large, one and ,lghtAd, its tiny freight
looked up unhurt into the anxious and
fearful EYES bent upon'i It and laughed.
A Curious plna,atisn pAucc.

- #4lI
would you like to see the buzssrd
dsnce?' said tho gentleman whose lavihh
hospitality1 IVES enjoying.
"What . tha, 2" said |.
"WAit Q minute andI will show your he
replied. .1'E.5
We were seated on the broad verands Of
q Southern country house built some fifty
yea's ego. In front Of us q row Of giant
magnolias. large % oaks, seemed III the
dim Starlight ireishted with balls Of per.
4nmed Buow. To our right q vass grove Of
pints was eoftly souxhing In the iumme,
bre'z,, and beyond them tho glare Of tho
ol.zlng knots, which lit bali Ahundrsd
cabins, proclAiming the presence Of the
negro quartes," We were on tho HUI.
guenin plantation. in Sumner county, 4
nodest iarm of8 600 scrcp, at presensowned
by J NJ. Johns IN, and managed entirely
by C.O. Clay. Ere the minute had elapsed
Mr.. Clay had walked to the end Of. tho
'verauds and gave o whoop which woutd
have invoked the envy Of Z Comanche
!ndian and the prompt attendance Of a
Macon policeman. 65I I'd .lu.g}
:, An answering shout was heard and In a
lew minutes q long line Of dulky forms
stealing through the shadows OF the
pines and ranged themselves In front Of
where We sat The song began aud the
musicians commenced to pat. Suddenly
into the center Of the open ring lespedth the
aabie dancer who wa to persona,e the
buzz trd. Though dancing In perfect timo
to the wild but musical accompaniment, |
he yet managed to initiate, with marvellous
s1actneas, every movement Of tho uncoulh 1
bird he had chosen Tor his model. It's tot.
tiptotinR g.it was faithfully define.
led, as Wa sl,u ls sudden sprinpp from
to lstt, iiu timid approach, Ito raven.
peck aAd sudden retreat from the
'raved bat dreaded caroasa, which, in bis
1cmely drama, wss represented BY a ha,
hat looked indeed like the buzznds bad !
been after It. s7 ,47 .luI
There srs as msny as Ave hundred ne.
'ross on this plantation. While the dance
song vera progressing, a qnstter q a
nile away th.ra were from q church on the
anne plsu.stion the prayers and anthems
i those who found their pleasure in ~.
IKlon. And as I listened TO the mir q ipp
'choea Of the sacred aud secular son.s.
bought that the "old plantation" dear 10
''ooshern memory, had not Vanished from
he earth.
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Can any ons bring us d cae OF kidney o,
liver complaint that electric Bitters viii M,
speedily o.rt :? Wessy tusy Gao uot, a. thou..
ands OF cases AHEAD, p rnanentiy cured and
who are daily recommending Eeouic Bitter.
VIII prove. Bright. disease, diaoe.es, weak
osek; " any urinary complaint qoick,,
cutsd. Thsy purify the blood, Regulate The
oowsls, and ACT directly On the diseased parrs
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale =. so cont,
. bottle by Losa4 d Co. xryaw
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Dr.. FrAxier's kUot Hltteru.
Frazlers Boot Bitters are not q uram shor
severage. but ere strictly medicinal In every
,snas. They act strongly upon the Liver n
Hidneya, keep the bowels open and regular
lsanse the blood and sy4tem Of every impu.
lty. Bold by druggists. 81 90.
DE-. vRAz1rR's uAs1o orrrxrrr
The greatest blessing that hna been dlscoy.
red In this generation. A sure curs for RoilA,
Burns. Bores, Out, Flesh Wounds, Bore Nip
.,lss: Hard and soft Corua, Chappsd Lips and
Hands, Pinples and BlotcheA Price 50o,
old by Drugzisu. :
FHAz1IR MEDICINE, ca, Props,
Cleveland. Ohio.
Wholesale Agaats: LoalNkC Wheeling,
y. Va, and J. O. Dent & Co.. Bridgeport,
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Nrav.rA dysp.p,ic i%ndivlduale, whose dis.
tress OF mind and body mako life miserable,
II your ~ derings havs been prolonged and
Increased BY the use Ct bitteys and pretended
o1r,s Of kidney and liver di.eaaes, throw iii
such nostrums aside and find health, ~strsnRth
and v!sor In that simple remedy known Al
d. Gqysosts Yellow D 'ck and %sansp.rilla.
II puIifes thu blood, strengthens tho urinsry
and di!e1tive organs, and irtusta now lifs
into AL parts Of the body. No other remsdy
'qnsIs It Havs your druggist get 1t to1 you.
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IT "a stated that from the faS.r Of the
palmetto tree can be manufactured q sub.
stance 60 clcs-ly resembling hair that It ia
bard to distinguish It rom the genuine.
But then It Is 40 Tor z since the ladies' wore
genuine hair there 10 no opportunity to
tsat the correctness Of this satement-
Bottom Transcript. IIT"'"- M
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A Lawyer'si optnion Of In,srsss to All.
A Tavney, Esq q leading attorney Q,
Wtnons, Minn, wrt!es: "Astsr using II Tor
more than three year,, I take grsat pleasure
IN stating that l regard Dr.. Klng's New DIs.
covary Tor Consumption. a tbs best remedy 10
tha world for ooughs and cotdA II has never
failed TO cure the most severe cod have bad,
and Invariably rslisvss tbs pain In thu chest.d
Trial bottles OF this sure curs f,r al throat
snd lanv dIssases msy b had for 10 cents at
L'ganf & Co.'S drug store. Largo s'z.*l %.
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HucAiuss's .Ia.ca o~ive.
The best ealve in the world Or Cub, Bruises.
soro', uleers, Bait Rheum, Few or Sores, Tettel
0happed Hands, Ohilblaln Corns, aad a;
kin Esupsions, and positively cu5es Pilet
II no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
serfsct satisfaction, or money refunded.
'rics Is Cents per boz. sE
For sale nv T~p- y m. 81
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HoS. Jupar J. NJ: c~orr1sBunr, Cleveland,
O., says; II have used scorss Of plle cars,
and It affords me pleasure to say that / tayss
never found anything which gives suoh I'M.
mediate and permanent relief as d., Williams
Indian Pile Ointment NA'-A'''
Wholesale Agent: LOGAN 4 Co., Wheeling.
Y. Va, and }. Q. Drs7 4 Co., Bridgeport,
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"MR JONES, said little Johnny /. that
gentleman, who was makicg IN afternoon
call. "can whisky tall r mo, nv child:
however can you ask such a outs,io,
~, nothinll only ma said whisky was be.
ginning TO tell on you" ~
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MEDICAL.
DR.. J. E. SMITH,
.o No. 14M uHApLINE STREET,
sE Near Fourteenth street.

Tns bot ovtdence o. q phydcian'a succea Il The
testimony OF his patienu. The Increasing Do
mani Tor my professional services pruye that ihsye
ooalt hononb BIZ. aud isirly with those who have
conEulhd ne i never ute . patients pAme With.
uhcates tru,n thoN whom ] have CURED After they
naa been ptunounsed incursbls. 4 thorough med
lcA! education. with many years hospital expcrt
e iaee and familiarity. with therapeutic agents., .
c.oso ooeorvntce Of t~empeuNentAl peeullaritie
aug strict attention 70 hyEienia management In.
spta SUCCESS, 4 ours II pos1ble, And | hAnkly give
mo paGant MI opluion, T-|'T 5000 -
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Nv sorry to say, my dear" said the bank
oiiclal TO his vii, "tbat I must leave tht
country" Us II possible2" II must" be
sighed; my deialcation has been di..
covered, aud I have received q note rom
the detectives saving they will he here in
q day or two to arrest me"-N'O TIM,
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A Daughtpr's Mtsqry,

A Daughters Misery.
"E:even Year, our dAuah ure,ed on q bod Of
misery. -,
From q complication sidusy, liver. rheu.
matte trouble and nervous desl lily,
"uudtr the care Of the best physicians,
who care her dis AS vatious uGnne4,
"But no relief.
"And now she IL restored to nj In good health by
aa'imple 4 remedy a. Hop Filters. that wo had
Summed for yeas to'o'e us'nS it.'-Tho Pa,cnts,
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A COAL dealer asked some law students
what legal authority was the favorits Of
bis trade. One answered Cooke Right"
sa,d the coal. dealer. Another suggested
.B'ackttone', .Good, tool, said The qu.s.
TONER. Then 4 little nan piped out LII.
Teton" Tho coal dealer sat down,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-28
rties kl.s.ll riinaiil

AlASs1 fAaen ~ fll0a III aAHE
Sure ours for Blind, Bleeding aud Itching
P1lea ons box has cured tns wont cases 81
twenty yeafa' standing. No ono need sutioI
I'VE ninutee after uslns Wiliism's Indian
f1ls Ointment Il AFFORDS .umora, allaY
iichlns, acts ~ poultice, gives instant rellsi.
Prepared only Tor Piles. ticking OF the privat4
PM, notAins else. Bold BY druggists auc
mailed on reosipt Of price, 81. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-28

NV servant-"On, il you havn't an,
children | can't come, because wheneve,
anything is broken there will be nobod,
to blams 1t on but ma" -7-g'1''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-28

We watch him here, and HIT believe
our R,x my " thtss. while he pratos,
besth iiSea fov'f III d, touch hi, sleeve VI.
AI!lel. hin hit me C~Aiiisse s,iu,