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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-12-10

E. G. HEWITT. of Cincinnati, Wednes-
day evening filed in the Supreme Court
of Ohio petition in error to the Circuit
Court of Cincinnati in the Senatorial
contest, accompanied by transcript of
the docket, journal entries and bill of
exceptions. a motion to take the case
Hp out Of its order and TO set an early
day for the hearing, was argued on Sat-
DrdaV
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TIE Californians are not satisfied with
the present anti-Chinese law, but will,
early in the coming session of Congress,
introduce u still more stringent bill,
which will not only forbid the entrance
of any more Chinese laborers, but pref
vent those whe have left the country
from returning.
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Harper's Periodicals.

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FERNS, Postage Prepaid, 81 % Per Year.
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Electrical Rheumatic RG[lGdVl

The Only and Sure Cure for Rheumatism.
Alter having fully demonstrated the fact
tnRt the above is q sure cure for rheumatism.
have concluded to purchase the recipe and
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PAN HANDLE ROUTE |!
Popular Line East &Wes
Time Table in Effect Muy "a, 's4.
CENTRAL TIME

Going East--All trains run daily from Steu,
benviile, except train leaving at 50 am and
daily except Sunday from Wheeling; going
west all trains run daily from Uhrichsville, ,eX-
cept train leaves at Is am.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars are run on all
through trains.
Passengers by this line can obtain through
tickets and baggage checks TO all prominent
points East and West. and make direct con>
nections in union depots. thereby avoiding
annoying transfers.
For further information address,
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Manager, Columbus. Gen'l Pas Ag't,
3I>tf Pittsburgh.
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AMERICA BOUND TO SHINE.

Many limitations of our genuine Adalbert
Vogt's & Co.'s Universal Metal utz Pomade
"a reddish past polish in tin bOxes) are sold on
the merits OF our goods; take from your dealer
none which has not the name Adalbert Vogt
& Co., with the Prussian Helment on bottom
and top; as q metal polish 1t stands al the head
Of all competition, and received the only
highest award at the New Orleans Exposition;
1t ts the finest metal polish in the world; try
it; for sale everywhere.
ADOLPH GOHRING & CO.,
Sole importers, 2O2 William st., Y.
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An ePitome of everything that is attractive
and desirable in juvenile INSTRUMENTATION
Courier.
A weekly feast of good things to the boys
and girls in every family which it visits
Brooklyn Union.
1t is woderful in its wealth of pictures, in
formation and interest.-Christian Advocate,
New York
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1885.
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The Mirror

is no hatterer. Would you
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Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats the
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, 1885-08-23

You are allowed q Erof hial or M1ll
days Of the use Of DR. Dyes Celebrated
Yolmio Belt With Elecitis Snspenaory Ap-
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, 1885-08-23

APTFR much labor the Arnly and
Noty journal has succeeded Ia makingup
a list Of the army officers who have been
away from their commands for more
than four years, and who are, therefore.
now to return to their posts by virtue of
Secretary Endicott's recent order.
In all, the Journal is able to discover
only twenty-three such o@ficers. of these
there are two aides ] each to Gen !
Hancock, Sheridan, Pope and Schofeld;
Gen Miles has one aide. and of the rest
si1 are not affected BY the order, because,
like Capt Pratt, Of the Indian school at
Carlisle, and Col Scott who has charge
Of the publication Of the records Of the
rebellion, they have been appointed to
special duty under acts of congress.
This leaves only five ''Coburgers,' or
carpet knights of Washington society.
No one who has ever visited the national
capital has failed TO note the large mum
Der of army officers Of whom he is told
that they have been on duty IN Washing
ten for years. Where are these men +?
Where are the ''Coburgers p They
must be in Washington. The secretary
Of war should not let them escape the
consequences of his famous order. We
have heard of these carpet knights for
years. and we expect to sec aresiment OF
them walk out of Washington; yet the
Army and Nary Journal, the organ Of
the military service. eau find only Eve. Is
it possible that these are ALP Let a
.-sofporal,s guard look under every sofa in
every salon IN Washington and SEQ that
no Coburger escapes.
, 1885-08-23

Y Manufactured only, by the California
Fig syrup Co San Francisco eds
Natures Own Turei laxative. This plea-
sent liquid fruit remedy may BE- ohsd oil
Hpns& whippls dFasgistA Sample bot
ues free and large BOTTLES at Any cents on
Que dollar. Y is tho most pleasant,
prompt and effective remedy know, 10
cleafse the system. TO act on the Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels gently etthoroughly
10 dispel Headaches, Colds and Feyers 70
cure Constipation. Indigestion. and kind
red ills. For sale by w. n. Hunt.
, 1885-08-23
ID MA.
And Every Species of Itching and
da Burning Diseases Cured by9m9a
lib l.rrnnl Cuticura.u ann lrr Lnnl

Fczcsia. or saitrheum. with rs sgonIrng itchE
Ling and burning ipstanuy plleved by \ warm
bath With cuticurn Soap. and a single appitcaI.
lion Of Suileura, ile great hkin cure, This ra-l
peated daily, with two or three doses OF Entct-
ra1fesolyenf. rhs new blood puriner.tn keep
irfltSrH's .ftSs bos~Selss open tie Ilyef an SaP "a
riftwofin. psorasfs, iichhn, p%rrtfifug. scan neaff
dabdftln aud every speeisp ~ itehlng. ,ctly and
pImply humor OF the scalp and skiD. When the
hesta hysicf1ns and mn knnrsn remedies faii. Tnn
nwHsls VI ~possIdg 2sie Dearbs nm treet cnH
cYgo, Gracefully aekpovicdges asure " eczema,
or salt rheum, on neal, neck. face. arms ard
ugs tqr isvyrntetp yeafnfy OF sbieD 70 walk exr
cepf N hands and knees for one year not able
tuhelp hlnself far eight wears tfied hnnd rexis
lex perinhhently cured by cu ficufa 4. soive6t
titnfa aoap Tie great skih cures exteihRiiyl
L..u 1ful lila eF'--Tf odd 10 Iflu ID
Chas. Houkhton. r-q., lawyer. q State
sfseef ,iBoston. reports a case Of eczema IN Der
Ike SsSiisb''s ina sns 4 x AND y as sSiss 81
kAQnp meihods of treatment ! I'd been Applied
without benefit, which was completed 'tufrd
solelylhy lbe Qutieura Rsmsdles lvsuri9 4 ns<an
r1efi III OIL .n-r aiiodirg omo
ms s: ' .astss IA i1ssA g XIV istssg is IA, EE "a, |.
ssf nv S 81 f e D sse ssl 4 l ti%Ss. 4fs sq SSsl
20 q autruns ana iva pot,ios Asso r<1b bave
ehtlrcly cured me Of this dreadful disease
&c ssIa as.s * ss J ss'S iE EssSs ss.lfq " ss sssE
Pug and fhaTical Co, Boston, Ales, 4, 49,
pooutify. the chmpietion add SkinA ~ Using
NO"u the tuucannrpap.4ilf1 ~h0xiIufLuanu
, 1885-08-23

ID
AN ExA CoSFfDERA1E soldier, says tie
Richmond correspondent Of the Boston
Herad, now living in New York, said
this mornings When | fst knew Fiz
Lee he wus ~lieutenant colonel Of the LIST
regiment Of Virgins cavalry. hi which I
held the position Of private. Stuart.
famiIiarly known as ,Jeb, and to his in
tlmates AS Beauty Stuart was the colo
mel ofthc regiment. After the battle Of
Bull Run, Stuart wanted to ride into
Washington. as he always maintained he
-eppld have done, at thc bead Of his regi-
-htntE DisappoiniAd lihAihat he pushed
his outposts as near to the gates of Wash.
ington MS his superior officers would let
him, aud from that time onward he Yas
almost never il the camp Of his regiment.
He lived ON Mason's and MunselT hills,
leaving Ftz Lee in charge of the camp,
aud fitz, or Little Fitz, as he was called,
vas quite as restless and us much dis
posed to live at the front as Stuart him
self was. II was Etz's practice to uake
al the men who were able to sit up and
20 on a scouting expedition in front of
stuart lines. leaving the camp in charge
Of the chaplain and the sore backed.
horses. The chaplain. Capt Ball. was a.
belhgerent as either Of bis superiors. II
Fas his practice tn mount all the sick meu
IN the sore backed horses, and spend his
Sundays hunting for something to fight
in front OF Filz Lees scouting parties
Stuart WA then made a brigadier-
general, and Biu Lee succeeded him as
colonel. Thereupon Stuart said to Capt.
Bail: You are about the worst chaplain
l ever knew, but you are an uncommonly
good fighter. ! think IN make you a
major on my staff, and give you military
instead of ecclesiastical functions
Fitz Lee, as soon as he had the
regiment in his own hands, was not long
in winning a brigade for HIMSELF / re-
niember he said to US when he got his
promotion that the LIST regiment of Viz
ginia cavalry was a brigadier general fac
tory. Nobody said he, could command
you boJH Tor two months without becom-
ing a general or a corpse. He was rest
leSsiy active and diligent to q degree rarely
equaled. He seemed TO rejoice in q fight
Tor It's " sake and think he and Stu
ART did as much az anybody else 10 help
a LHI "a 49,
Mcclellan IN his difficult task Of restoring
the steAdiaess and morale Of the army Of
me foeomaa "a
~ have one very vivid RECOLLECTION Of
, 1885-08-23
Alfi.hllhr frsin scnwssa.l !


One variety Of ,seaweed found on the
European coast Il known as Lucky MIN
ney'sliaes rfhs armsoor fronds, grow
to a iengtASsof forty feets when outer
bark aud, eelstinons, Glaments are rey
moved the frpnd Is found 10 be com.
po, ed. OF asngle f1aIneht like a thread
81 silk, that grows b coil, forming a.
tube, the edges ot. The nfament adncr,l
ing to each other, This Is uncoiled BY
the coast people, and, when braided up
In a fourpiy cord makes 4 hshline OF
srtraordinary strength. moi WIL
, 1885-08-23

Having gced sc,omcdations and being
close 10 town. ran now ready 20 pssturs
any amount Of stock at reasonable rates
Stock n put ~ pasture, no tiefdine done
nor do they stand in coulfour hours ats
TIM. An horses taken and returned
when wanted 10 and from the Elephant
corral on Eddy street. between Seven
tcenth and Eivhtecnth streess We also
have horses for sale CBAs.T. HISKER.
T---- O. ~4lf0ff f-fr iaHuIr'
Legal blanks at the Leader Office
, 1885-08-23

Persons desiring pure Lake Nj bapalutA
ice should leave orders a. Christ Mauss'
bakei, ali Ferguson street. OF with the
undersigned ~ Ir1nt1oh SLOAN h Co.
, 1885-08-23
u can aad a@nythinr fnt

gu can md anything ~ The bible IT
you look for it, says the bdependent
sestli- tbqqs Grant from Samuel,
xvi IS. Behold hsye seen a son Of
Je-e5l9 o" dat y I NH kty valiant
man, and = uappf war, and prudent in
matters. and a comedy person. and the
4Cd1 'hh.@aLLLAn
, 1885-08-23
BEAT SPRINGS RANCH.
JOHN NEWMAN, Prop.

This well known road ranch on the
Fort Laramie pnd Black Hills stage line,
has recently bs-a opened, and the
proprietor is PREF 10 furnish good
Accommodations for mau .rl beast
Meals so cents, Horses g, hay 10 cents
yer span. Hay sold by thc bale. Large
corals and barn for 40 horses Broken
horses for sale ar
, 1885-08-23

n 0aIY FcFfeet N<MedJ. y
sr9iiot habimai constipasiou dyspepsia and
kindred Ah, isthe iamous liquid fruitrsin,
,eds, Syrup Of FigA l. cleapses As, vel
a ,stnnkthsns the aystem- IT Is easily Ia
ken and perfectly harmless. Sample bot
ties free and large bottles fqT sale by W.
, 1885-08-23

Z al mini IHt'rN tNfNtf'N InfHTH rNH asia
Somebody claims to have made a dis
covery as TO the snperabundant howers
presented 10 actresses on an opening
night. hloral shapes OF every imaginar
BILE kind were on show in the lobby
early in the evening As the piece
progressed these were Jagged down the
aisles and handed 10 the performers.
The old principle infolyed in the
stage pageant was being used IN a new
and deceptive form d hight OF ten 0hni-n
formed persons are marched round and
roand past . window to represent a
long procession. Just 50 these flowers
were brought into view repeatedly, but
with an ingenuity thatn hid tho trick
After being accepted, By Abe smiling
actor or actress, aud passed behind the
scenes the big horseshoe, harp or what
not xasihastly reconstructed by skilled
banda TO be again presented as a COR
nnsppia, pillow, or something else. mia 2,
, 1885-08-23
M
'7 ZI11%0 &c s'oi'
i1 gIEGZFa %halun ~ nra
0S n o@NTrmE n,snp

anii ssal on anH ni Commits sioners 10.
Unsupported iuasgs nor % yearsfb by tim Leg
blaiure for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses- v1th n.eapftsI % ~ .nr0noa-tn which q
added fiH NHi 11L VI FTI9( Ul rSrI
ny an overwhelming popular vote lus
Franchise was made a part OF the present
state Consultation adopted December "a. Az
D.lS79. r..fl..I -.L.T-- =.
aynt peopis ooos'y ssass. div b1ql1B girEl
.ioothne ScuSet IN Foapoxesa saogE
place monthly.
AspLESpm oppoRrUS1y no ANY
4 FORTUNE. Ninth Grand D~rawin4D
NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY. sErTEMBEHL
lSh.-fsith Monthly Drawing,
'l'i CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000. 'D9I2'
, 1885-08-23

ID Pure, delicious ice oream aud the finest
soda water with all the various fruit gr-
ups at II. ii. Ellis.
, 1885-08-23

w. +. A-The testimonials in our
columns al shor lha the per discovery.
Rcd stu cSnshC orc-~s invaluable 10
the treatment Of throat and lung troubles
, 1885-08-23

Application FOR rates TO clubs should
e @sds 9nly tothe Once Of The oonpsns IN
ypri ulthcr linfofmatinni sxflse Clearly.
falial nsoss, express Money Orders. Or New
YORK Exchange in ordinary Letter. Currency
by eapfess ali sums Of IS and upwards
nF fnN.X.DTuPffiiN. New orIe aaInns a 4
Or MA DAUPHIN. on Seventh ST. dWasfunR-
, 1885-08-23

Legal blanks al The Leader office.
, 1885-08-23

Make 2. o. Money Orders payable and
address Registered Letters to ',GTouWlId
HEw ORLEANS NATpNAkLgAS Kj
New Orleans. La.
r4,., oN yin.sL. .huumdgi
auiN Do iahN Nl uNllnlN eWiorlsshs, La.
STATE NATIONAL BANK. latsurdsg "a
La New Orleans. La
GRRMANrN NATIONAL BANK, hn- y nnl
I'd lug-IIU fa Hrnad qdINeW Vrfcanss IA.
, 1885-08-23
LouisianaaState LutteryuGomp'y

qLLNl q fHif1Iu IIrf I1nidrL Fnrn
'riabentsnts ~ al de Aoa taiD d,sa sesni-an-
a,fai uEqrsp0sR ne LoHtxiqHa, STAR eLgterp
CvmpdnN dnd IN person ndradpe and contrib
ne DTaain0s U.eBsselres, aud Naf ne sa1e ars
conducted pfh honesty, IalrDess, and IN good
Jslfth tofts1ra al pdrneG. and ice a1l0Aos1ss ne
ofotrsipHItsres asdche,i N Is adrs, nsrslsAts +.
rlnd FfnI bob d ; d. yitomnrr III
, 1885-08-23

Legal blanks at the Leader Office
, 1885-08-23

Courtesy of TyO. Archives & historical D,
, 1885-08-23

lSuceessor to Dir Gray. Offices oyeI
Drug Store, corner Sixteenth and Eddy
pm the Office day or night Is United stete'
!one No. %.
, 1885-08-23
DIR. WAGNER & CO.. t.
Ia- CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 -a,

7Iictlfs oHig s.. saaair9sg1 n proportion
, 1885-08-23

Il was going to ask you to wear this,
Polly before-before the boarders
came, he whispered. .Mills ou hayo
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