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AGENTS WANTED.

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safety BELTS sleeve protectors etc entirely de-
vices; unprecedented profits; we have 500 agents
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CAMPBELL & CO., 8 South May street, Chicago.
IA less than $40 per week should try our easy money
making business. Our So eyeopener free to either
wishing to test with view to business. lady cleared
81 8 in one day; young $40 street. An
agent writes Your invention brings the money quick
est of anything ever sold" We wish every person
seeking employment would take advantage of lib
era offer. Our plan is especially suitable for nexper
enced persons who dislike to talk. The free print
ing furnish beats all other schemes and pays agents
800 per cent profit. lady who invested 81 declared
for papers; it win pay. Address A. II. MERRILL s,
CO., Chicago.
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Christian.

~ Delaware and Ohio streets. David Walk, pastor.
Morning subject: "A Sharp Sword with Two Edges"
Evening theme: 1.-The Elements of the Gospel" Spe-
clal evangelistc services Music under direction of
Prof Ora Pearson, who wil by request sing Ninety
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DIED.

BUCKHART-LucndaB uckhart, wife of Frederick
Buckhart, Jan. % aged twenty-four years.
Funeral from Samuel Hanway's residence, beyond
Exposition building, to-day, Saturday, January "a,
at O'Clock. Friends invited.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

plymouth CHURCH-CORNER MERIDIAN
Il and New York streets. Oscar G. McCuloch pas
tor VIM III. Clarke, organist. Sunday services at
1880 a. M and 7:3O p. m. Evening topic: Robert
Burns Sunday school at $50 Studies in the para
bles OF Jesus, Thursday evening at 7:30.
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RNCA TOOTH SOAP MONEY REFUNDED IF NOT SATISFACTORY
CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist

THIRST BAPTIST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COR
IL ner of New York and Pennsylvania streets
Reuben Jefery, D. D., pastor. Morning services at
1880. Evening services at 73O. Sunday school at
p. m. Prayer-meeting on Thursday evening. A
cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend
all of these services.
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w. H. Allen & Co., so N. Pennsylvania ST.
Henry Kielhorn, 1877 Christian avenue
Trusler & Son, 100 Fort Wayne avenue.
Frank Erdelmeyer, 48o N. New Jersey ST.
A. Timberlake, Seventh and College ave.
L. A. Gable, 828 North Illinois st.
]. H. Jackson & Co., SIS North Illinois ST.
S. Muehl, 523 North Illinois st.
Dill & Lambur, 90 Indiana avenue.
c. E. Miller, 81 North Illinois st.
Walter Brown, 90 Fort Wayne avenue.
Frank H. Carter, 900 Massachusetts, ave.
E. w. Tompkins, 165 Massachusetts ave-.
F. A. Bryan, 100 Massachusetts, avenue.
w. M. Haag, 81 Massachusetts avenue.
!. B. Dill, 100 East New York st.
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J. B. & J. E. Hendricks, 100 E. Wash. st.
Stllz & Hoffman, 90 East Washington st.
.. A. Deitch, los West Washington st.
Carter q Pouder, 20 North Illinois st.
E. d. Grover, 100 South Illinois st.
Emil Martin, $50 South Meridian ST.
George Borst, 444 South Meridian st.
Julius Haag, Denison House.
{. Il. Schad & Co., 344 E. Washington ST.
L. II. Mueller, 24o East Washington st.
II. E. Frauer, 246 East Washington st.
I. w. Zell, corner New York and Noble.
S. j. Ashley, 40 South Illinois ST.
Joseph Dwyer, AS Madison avenue.
Jacob Coffman, $50 South East st.
M. {. Staley, 444 Virginia avenue.
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The Wabash Companys Hospital Meeting
with More Fayor

Inc WaDasn COmpanyS hOSp1tal Meeting
with More Favor.
The prejudice against the Wabash, ST. Louis &
Pacific Railway Company's hospital, at Danville
ILL.,, is gradually passing away, and the employees
who have been treated there Of late are loud in
their praise of the institution. c. L. Kennel,
an engineer, who was cared for at the instittl-
ton, writes the Andrews Express, when the
hospital assessment was first introduced was
very much opposed to it, but since coming here
and seeing it's practical workings, am con-
vinced that the hospital is good thing for the
employees, and should receive the hearty support
of all interested. would say to the Wabash
employees, in conclusion, lay aside all prejudice
and come and see how the patients are treated
here, and you will have no objection hereafter
to the small monthly assessment of 80 or 80
cents which is made for its maintenance" This
was a scheme originated with Manager
Tamage. who, before the first assessment was
made located and erected the hospital at Dan
vile. The hospital building is three-story
brick, nicely situated, facing the south, three
quarters of mile from the central part of the
city. Its rooms are large and we'll ventilated,
all being heated by large furnace, which has
one or two registers in each room. The build
ing has bath and wash rooms On the first and
second floors, with cold and hot water. The
drug store dining room and laundry are in an
adjoining building, which will be torn down and
new building, with more conveniences, built IN
the spring. The hospital has accommodations
for forty patients, and there are six Sisters as
nurses with Sister Superior in charge. There
are three regular physicians, who remain all the
time. Any employee going there will be met at
the depot by the company's carriage, either day
or night, and should any employebe seriously IN
jured, his wife, near relative, can go with
him. free of charge
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Mefhodist EniSconaI

~ Church-Corner of Butler street and Central ave.
nue. nue. Rev. A. Marine, D. D., pastor. Preaching at
1880 m. by the Rev. John Aabaster, d. D.. pastor
Meridan-street NJ. E. Church. Preaching at 7:30 p.
M by the pastor; subject Lessons from the Life of
Job" Class-meeting at $50 a. m. Sunday-school
at 2:l5 p. m. Young peoples meeting at $50 p. m.
The public is invited.
M ERIDIAN-STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
WI Church-Corner New York and Meridian streets.
Rev. John Alabaster. d. D., pastor Glasses at $50
a. m. Preaching at 1870 a. m. by Rev. A Marine,
ID. d. Sermon at 7:3O p. by the pastor. Sunday
school at p. M Regular services during the week.
Everybody invited
DOBERTS PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL
IL Church-Corner of Delaware and Vermont streets.
Rev. l. H. Mcconnell, pastor Glass at 8 a. M and
tbe M at o5o ~ and Hso p BY BY
preaching and revival services every evening during
the week, except Saturday evening, commencing at
1880 p N. Everybody invited.
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Send 81, 81, SO or So foc a
sample retail box, by express, of
the best Candies in America, put
|up in elegant boxes, and strictly
pure. Suitable for presents. Ex-
press charges light. Refers 70
ALI Chicago. Send for catalogue.
Try it once.
Address
G. r. GUNTHER,
Confectioner, Chicago
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALIE--HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS
Il Call and get list just issued G e. COFFIN &c co.
IGOR SALE = FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP.
Address ROBERT NJ. NIXON Agent, New Castle Ind.
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Chas. Watson, SIG Virginia avenue.
w. w. Scott, 667 Virginia avenue.
Frank Keegan, 2oI South Pine st.
Chas. Traub, Noble and Bates SITS.
Chas. Baron, 7o7 East Washington st.
Walter Kern, $50 East Michigan st.
c. H. Wood, II North Illinois st.
]. c. French, Masonic Temple.
P. H. Kelly, 14o West Washington st.
L. H. Renkert 1914 West Washington st.
c. G. Weiss, Hill avenue.
|. L. Klingensmith, 500 East Seventh st.
Geo. Truman sos North West st.
Geo. 0. Jobes, AT Indiana avenue.
Lambert & Son, Michigan and Blake SITS.
J. NJ. Scott, 81 Indiana avenue.
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rate now are treated to a cut of "a cents per 100
pounds. If this slaughtering of rates long con
tnues the question will come up where is
the money TO come from to pay operating eK-
DenSeG.
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EOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CORNER
II Pennsylvania and Pratt streets. Preaching at
1890 a. m. by the pastor, Rev. A. II. Carrier.
Evening service omitted.
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TABERNACLE CHURCH-CORNER SECOND
i and Meridian streets. Rev. j. Albert Rond-
thaler, pastor 1870 o'clock, morning services
215 p M, Sunday-school and Bible classes. 1880
p. m evening services. Seats free throughout the
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TNTEWnlL FURNISH MONEY on FARM sPI-
w rty, promptly, at the lowest rates for l,,S =,
short time. THOS. @ DAY s. CO., ~ Eas.l Masksf
street
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PRESBYTERIAN.

GECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-CORNER
y OF Pennsylvania and Vermont streets. Rev. James
Mcleod, d. d. pastor. Preaching at 1920 a. m. and
7:3O p. m by the pastor. Prayer meeting on Sunday
morning at $50, and Thursday evening at 7:3O.
Sabbath school and Bible classes at 2: l5 D. M.
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UnversaSt.
CENTRAL UNIVERSALIST CHURCH-SERv.
" ice every Sunday at Pfafiin's Music Hail. at 1890
a. m. Preaching by the pastor Rev. T. E. Ballard,
the second and fourth Sundays. Preaching lecture
or conference the first, third and fifth Sundays.
Sundayschool every Sunday at close of service.
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FINANCIAL.

1,O LOAN-MONEY-oN CITY PROPERTY. z.
j c. HOWLETT Condit Block
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MONEY AT THE LOWEST RATES OF INTER-
wi est. j. w. WILLIAMS & CO., and Vinton
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ABSOLUTE PURITY FRAGRANCE AND UTILITY UNSURP ASSED
TRUE FLOWER DOORS

Our New Toilet EDEN and MIsIEToE the results
the most os Their fine WASHING qualities eng the skin soft and clean and
assured will be sufficient their value highest
claim We o give them rial
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An Artistic humorous Gem.

Tho Baltimore American SAYS: The
! choicest selection of copyrighted Amer.
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literary production Of | he Charles A =.
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primarily Tor advertising purposes, !, is
go repletc with original matter free from
advertising reference that the business
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Twelve million copies are Issued for
gratatous distribution, be ng delivered
from mouse 10 house In large citics,
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-04-10
Wars all Around.

The shclc world appears 10 be ia q
feverish condiIion " strife. England
is resou.slinS with u ar,ial preparations.
upon her hands sn.i il girding up her
loins for another. France is similarly
bellicose aud the explosive elements OF
Paris tLrcalen TO adj intestinal troubles
to foreign conh Ct. 10 Russia million
dissatisfied and reckless Nihilists are
Visiting for the Gar to reopen the old
tight in South Asia. FROM the heart of
Africa 10 -lte great plains Of our own
Norih~est ;he te!esrsph brings the
news Of iRsrIr, ction an strife.
I. The liltlv cloud Of war no bigger
than mans hand which has su,iJs nly
appe r, d "a the Csnsdian horizsn nav
Yet grow into . siorn tina; wil. dsencb
tile fron,iers wifi blood. Risl. the halt.
breed leader Of The rsvoit, lie. so far ss
Caaada is concerned. the FL n hpii 81
the Northwest. aud he his in Msnitoba
over thirty thousand indiana. ~ho sro
only too ready Ia join any leader who
promises biuIJcr.
And Simultaneously with this comes
lhe heNs OF ths burning of Aspia~all
GA the tst.mas and tue fresh ou,ra,cs
'ot tie Insurgents ia thst always dis
iTaeieu C gnIty.
NJ ono can predict with sny certainty
what tue issue al thsse troublons tia es
WI oe. There are dangerous, s5eyau,
elements in Europe thai ore only wait
ing tor war 10 make them SEW fel and
they are, unfortunately, an ualnown
quantity In any conjpncture that il
handed.
The people OF the United States ought
to fee sratifisj that they are sxemp.
from these Troubles, with no iBmeliat.
prospect OF naf.-Nes York World.
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A Short Wheat Crop.

). w. raliaise. the statis:ieiau Of the
Milwaukee Chamber OF Commetcc. has
recently completed and sent out his
FIRST Spring report Of The .ecrease in
acreage AID the dams.e 10 tue CROWN
wheat crop The report is based on
official information furnished Nv tie
AgriC ulturai Com N :. sioners for Depart
;nents Cf IL Sta es ,mbrscei In the
wheat growins belt. Last year these
States RAISED 34e, 0OG, 600 bushe 3 Of the
three hun ired an eishty million 5usa-
els of winter wleSt taisc,! in ths United
State. This year the, shos a deere ase
IA actesse OF 100000 acres. hich a.
equiva!ent 20 decrease OF so 900. 100
bushels OF wheat a. cong.ro,! with last
years ciop. Hhere j. a. average dam
age OF ID PEE cra'., ~h;ch pal cause 2
further redCc ION # 81 .0J0, 900 bIshe -,
the creassi screa o an.!, he damage
reducing this ycar's exon fully I0l coo. :
U bushels a. comp. ell With last
years crop. K,ns.s saoy= 80 per
cent. decreased acreage and % pc. cent.
dama9e California 20 por ceut deere u.s.
ell acreage and ID per ceat dam
age; Ohio Z per cent. less acrea. e
ami % per cent damage, New York q
per cent less aciesge and 20 per cent
damage; Pennsylvania ) per ceat loss
acreage ans 10 per cant damage; ILL.,
uois 10 per ceat less acreage and 20
per cent dansge: Missouri 10 pei cent
less cresge anil % per cent dan age !;
Michigan 3 per cent .css acreage and 8
per ut damage. rae lecteasei acre
age aud the damage il Virginia, .dary.
land, lie Dessee, North Carolina and
West Fir iaia are ehch p per cent.
Kentucky shows q decreased acreage of
10 per cont aud damage OF Is per ceat.
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As Ono Risen from the Dead.

Tie family Mrs J. S Brady. Of
ToomsboIo', Ga, wse greatly aston
ished when bearded stranger, bent
with age, stop d at tho door step and
inquired for Mrs. Horn, the mother Of
Mrs Brady.
81 am your husband" lie said, "a
soon as Mrs. Horn appeared.
After looking at the stranger III.
tently for moment, Mrs. Horn
swooucd a9ay.
Twenty-four years ago w. G. Horn,
ct that time ono Of the most substan-
Iial men of his place, enlisted in the
Carswell Guards and served uutil the
battle OF Gettysburg. On the retreat
he had a Disagreement with his cap.
tain and deserted to the Federal side.
After the war he wrote TO his wife.
but Tho letter was miscarried. Since
that time he has roved all over the
country. liz the Indian territory he
met a Georgian from whom he learn
ed that his wife was still living, but
mourned him IA dead, aud that the
baby daughter had grown up and he
come the wife of J s Brady. Tosec
them once more he had tramped all
the way home.
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MURDER OF MISS MADISON
Young CiuEeria, Iil.c;ri o. n. Caa; Jary
New aai Important Evidcase

RICHMOND, Aprii 5.-Interes. in The
mysterious deah Of Miss Fanny Maui.
son. whose body as found hol,iiy in
tbs ci'y reservoir On March 18th, re
ceived fresh impetus 90 5sy cpon the
assembling OF The Grand jury OF ,be
uo>tib gs Court, and the Indie; mCnt of
L. j. tluvcrius ,Cf the 9 IRIS mufSer.
TIE indici men 0ss carefully pregarcd.
ana smhrHcoi neatly twssty cUun :.
These q substance charge .ouuS Cru-
ss'ios w'il ukii8og Mss Etdison b.
striking oR tee tesF e. Nsth Stocking
her 'assnsIbls. sni vbiir she Gas IA
IA ccpa iion .aiownan2 dfJ, a9t sith
lhreAing her in b. vafsr anj aro@-tt, },
hsf. ihese coGn's are mesmi o ooVsr
every pessit.se pha e r. which the case
may p'esentltseif. The a',orn-ya Tor
the Prosecution sss determined 10 pro
ven him tr@m escaping esl.sr : technical
as. Tho case was conIiLaot uaaiI
Ma, 5 1855
The y lice llsve baen w1rls,uz 90 the
case que " o; 49,. ihera az, scverai
ne~ wiin -ses Toe .ors the Grlnl JURY,
nut whatis s:il warning CO 10
conneC, Clio erilS ~itn she mur,ie.eti
glri while sac "Gs az The reservoir.
The latrs. evidence goes L shU, tust
he was walking ca Della Isle wi,h "a
iadY closely vei;ed on the day OF the
murder, and .hi.e great many wit
nesses identify him, ono OF them re.
members commenting upon he fac, that
us c'muanion was pregnant. This was
the conditiua If Miss MaIisoa. Belle
Isle is frliy nile from The reservuir.
The gu, stion arises, was Cluverius ia ire
WI h Ihe purpose of droAnrg her!
DID Ge End the i.lac" too public for the
purpose? The sentiment IS o.,rAheim.
inglr against thu prisoner here and
al bis la;e home. No man la been
fDnud who does not believe him guilty.
Many lear that sufii: ent Whence will
10! DE forincomn: to convict him.
A former from King William county.
the home Of Cluver.us, was in The CITY
to-day, and said: ~ heller lie ge,s n
or not. lie oi.l be hung il be set. foot
In That couH,y sgsiD.'
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Is ACRES,

more or less. The aid lanl can be d
vided into xcellent kulIi'ps los, All
Is rsis cbsnca FOR those havns no.
rev to invest.
TEkNs OF SALE:-- One third cash
tho balance in ono and two year, Wis
interest from day Of sale. the pu,eh,.,i
20 execute bonds wiki goUd =. curly ier
The deferred payments, aud tbs i,s.
title fetaiacd ~ further security.
ROBT. X. DALEY,
T.uUst.
Romney, March 20. 1885 tie.
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There ATE in this country at present,
according 10 estimates, very neatly, if
no. fu!lT, $4,000 skatin Kinks.

On Saturday, last NJ 'ddloaurg, in
Loudoun county. Virginia. was visited
b. dis s,rsu fire, Involving loss OF
nearly $4,000 10 its business men.
Several dwelling houses were consider.
ably damaged, and at one time it was
thought The whole town you'd be
burned. The IRE origiuated from a de.
fuctig" stov pipe in the stoie OF Mr.
Smith.
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Crop Prospects Improved.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.-Thc light
fortnight have greatly improved ihe
prospects for = hea. and barley. All
sections Of tie Sia'e excep,ir > the San
Joaquin valley, have now had all TIE
rain necessary to insure good aYuagc
crops.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-04-10

Hon. I. Il. Csrsh adon, Of Keyser. a
leading West Virg MA Republican, haa
resigned his post on ~ member OF the
State committee. and left the party for
the Prohibitions,
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Romnsy, March 20, 1885 tie,
DID. LOWRY REMEDY.

Infuses new LIS i tho DEBulTA.
TED; u assiDi!airs with the bnpt aeA
supplies tba, de6cieacY IN tbe y ~ O,
system watch Is tie cau3e Of Dtbtt
and Physical Psosiration H. ecs c.
the Liver. kidneys, EladI So AM B.rl.
ductivo Organs, Causing HEALTHY sut-
tons, thereby stopping vase and yu3
Ing anew. when the fac resumes b.
Bloom OF health. the Eve SO Luatr., 4sB
the Biain its Power Tx rcnes, sd
be obtained at Druggists AuA D,.s.
generally. Price = 90 pee a5cs. &c
three packages, tSo dollars. slfte.
10 cure Ordinary cases.
Ask your druggist { g., a. e., .s
any other. II yOu canaos oush ~
sand direct, with pre-, .nJ &c s,a De-
sent securc'y sealed. rs mat t. yJa. i,
dress.
Address Depot ani LaafgGry,
DR.. Lovry' Remedies,
Ia Fast 1850 ST.,
New IorG Ctr
Advice Ffes Hend etamp fcr ft5i,.
August 20, 1884.
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II ia stated sbst by means Of a sim L.
pie ant conveniently worked device OF
coIlcd spring, an English inventor has
sgcc'eiei iu dispensing with tie need
Of diving sewilg machines by hand
on 70 a few turns OF handle Winds
up sufficient power TO keep a machine
going a. fail speed over an hour. IL is
compile ely u4Ist con. rol as to tho rate
Of stitching aud apptns, and can be
applied to any existing machine at
moderate cost.
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Thu most delicate watch wheels are
now made OF paper pulp in Germany.

DANGEROUS. Beware OF busybodies,
however kind they may appear on the
surface. 4 man who NEEDLES in other
pcopie's sifalrs is sure TO make mischief.
10 generally ss3des TO serve himself,
and consequently puts different con.
s'ructions on be same things when said
10 different poopla, 80 chat the nost in.
nocent words get distorted into appIica
tions which those who use them never
Intended they should bear.