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MI sfpIse L4tftt ~ slEgNlf9et5 lN L4Il
Each newspsperin ew York Of course,
had d big force on the funeral. Well, "
took 40 many. men that sons Of coippares
lively little experience had 70 be given
pretty Important assignments. Among
these was q Young man on the World; who
had been In the newspaper business about
anonth altogether. He was told 70 go to
the Fifth Avenue Hotel in the morning
and never lose sight Of the Grant family
tin night. Up he went bright and early
and stayed till the procession was about to
start. Then he was in quapdary. he
never could keep the Grants in sight II he
went on foot through the multitude. Be-
sides Il wssRhuut Six miles to the park.
A happy idea struck him. Along TWEEN
ty,tIird street was a long row OF carriages
70 be ustd by the Grants and prominent
people who were stopping at the hotel.
SO very quietly this young but enterpfis-
ing journalist threw away his cigar,
straighteMed his hat and walked out. He
stood moment onthe steps and then mo.
TONED to the driver OF the best looking
carriage. John drove up quickly and the
reporter got in.
aWhatnumber are you?n he asked.
The driver told him.
ayes, yes, that's right. Nov do you
know where you come In ,"
The driver did not.
"Well, you follow the Grant carriage
that stands by the door now"
The driver supposed 1t was all right
naturallyand as soon as the procession
started he pulled in behind Colonel Fred
Mrs. Sastoris and the others. And that
fellow rode in state and alone all the way
| 10 Riverside Park, Talk about nerve!
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DR.. Leonard, the candidate Of the Dem.
cratic Aid Society Of Ohio, has got himself
in q box by his heated denial Of the
charges made against him that he drank
al a. a csmpnseting. II turns out that
DR.. Leonard has been guilty Of falsehood.
When the charges were first made the
Doctor did not stop to reflect, but wired q
fat contradiction OF the story to several
papers, characteriziDg 1t as an Infamous
lie,n Now he recalls the fact that he did
drink eatone timetorth dyspepsia. The
reyerendgentlema now regrets his haste,
asshe oughtto. There was no crime in
drinking ale for dyspepsia, and II the Doc
tor had frankly acknowledged that he
had done so he would not now bein such
q deep hole. The Doctor worked great
wrong 10 himself when he lent himself as
atool for the Democracy, and it may be
that his contact with the members Of that
psrtyia Ohio has 6emotalized him.
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wine. ss Stanley Is inclined TO do. Or.
In6kef the Russian explorer, nov in
fefpre at Iado. didnot follow the Welle
81 hs recent journey 20 tat west as eitnet
confirm OF dlsproye M. s5renielIs cons
lecture. However, with such enterpIising
explorers "a these Baptist missionaries IN
the Geld, this and other problems are not
likely TO wait much longer Tor solution.
From the notes sent home by M. dren.
fell Il would seem that the Mobang u
navjgable the wholeway from the Congo
10 A. TO- north, q distance oil probably 4vO
10 500 miles, taking account OF the bends.
The MobSngi, Mr.. Grenlell writes, is Tar
more popuIous than any equal length q
the Congo, and to his mind the country 10
more promising. True the people are
wild, but then his visit was that OF the
tiSt white man they had seen. In %.
candine the river land his wife and 10
months old baby were on hoard Mr..
Grenfell met not few difficulties from
the hostility OF the natives, and had 1t not
been for his energetic action on one oc-
casion he and his party would probably
have come to grief. His way down the
river was, however, most encouraging
| plenty OF food and not sign Of hostility.
| rIe hopes 10 make the trip again, and has
no doubt that he will DO able 70 report
pesceable and friendly receptions every
where. He may aiso be able 70 penetrate
further towards the valley Of me sharl,
the great tributary OF Lake shan. on'
fortunately. Mr.. Greniell states, the con
fluence OF the Mobangl with the Congo y
Just within French territory, though
lit Is not SO represented eithei
on the map in Mr.. stanleyt
last book or on the latest maj. OF the
Royal G Biographical Society. Atalleyentsl
Immediately after Mr.. Gtentslls return 10
| Stanley Pool, N. de Brazza lett BrazSa
vile, very probably to examine for him
self the great waterway discovered BY the
English missionary, and possibly to follow
lit farther. II 80, We are sure 70 hear o. his
"great Journey Of discovery with the
4 usual flourish oftrumpsts. The CONNER
cisl importance Of Mr.. Grentslps dtseov-
cry cannot be exaggerated. Whether the
INioblngi is the Welle or not, 1t mus
form an important connecting link be
tween the basin at the Congo and the ba
kins OF tho Niger, the Shari, and the Me.
Mr.. Stanley has always maintained tina,
the region lying between the Congo and
the Nile il probably the richest and most
promising in Africa, and his belief seems
| likely to be amply confirmed. Besides Jet
the Mobangi, Mr.. Greniell explored $Ot
miles Of river.courses debouching into the
! Congo, and, as he il trained and careful
surveyor, he will be ableto plot them will
precision. The most northerly point Q
che Congo bend he found to be e II
north latitude, near the mouth Of th'
Ukcle or Daian2.
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NOR sALE-A FRESH DURHAM
Z COW. with Jersey heller tAlt by her slice: q
laIHA milcher and excellent butter maker. Also.
10 fh4eson bugSy aud harness Apply at isgs
tihRpline street 'as1lll1 aus
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a GREAT ItlyEls,

Z {
a River Whose Course Is ono of the Tn.
solved Problems OF lfrlss.
1oldoa ztae.
Since the discovery Of the course Of the
Congo Itself, no more important addition
tolour knowledge Of the photography Of
the region has been made than that from
which The Rev. G. Greaisll has recently
returned. He hiss proved that the
Mobsngi, which enters the right bank Of
Congo, forming q great delta, between 2e'
and ~ south latitude, nearly opposite
Equator Station, is probably its greatest
tributary. Certainly, SO far as yet known,
Il offers q much longee waterway than any
atliuant that has been explored. Mr..
Grenfell nayigated the Mobangi in the lit.
Tie steamer Peace, on q mean course OF
north. by east, from the equator 10 A. so,
north altitude, and left still an
open waterway. AT AZ 23 north,
Just belowlS the second rapids, he
found it 673 yards wide Ut no point lower
was It less In width. Its mean depth
ia25 feet and although the current Rms
not more than eighty % 100 feet per
minute, itmeans an Immense yolumeo of
water to lind running south q o point aa
Mr.. Frenfell puts II so near the supposed
sources Of the Blnue, the great atiluent Of
the Niger. Where does IL al come from Z
he asks. The .Tlumbashes' Of the Chad
Basin (SchWeininfthl are common, while
they are not known as the Congo. The
opinion Of Mr.. Gtenfell aud OF his Congo
colleagues, we believe, Is hiatt he Mobangi
Is probably the lower part OF the DIyelle, O
river whose course Is one OF the involved
African geography. This is
certainly more likelysolntion thanto
connect the wefie with the useless Afu-
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signs Of Improvement.

There arc certainly some indications
pointing TO a revival Of business, and that
the long depression in all trades aud bust
ness has about reached the limit OF en-
DURANGO. In commenting on the present
situation an exchange says:
Five years ago, what was the talk OF
buainesa lnenf Most Of them called trade
rather slack and blamed the recurrence OF
: a presidential election. When the year
closed the .Finaaeidi Chronicle said it was
the best years business ever done in
: America, and nowa all writer's refer back
toit as the culmination OF boom. Very
lew people were aware OF it at the time.
Stocks we're sway up" the West Shore
road was projected, the Northern Pacific
was being pushed To completion, SO were
other roads to the Pacific. The completion
tofthese roads was sure to bring downfall,
but still people eagerly dealt in Pa
cific railroad stocks above par. In 1851,
people began to face The inevitable conse-
auence OF this OVERRIDING, and the assassi-
nation and death OF The President gave
dates to depression which did not reach
lits lowest depth till alter the Grant q
Ward failures in the spring Of 1854, and
again in January, 1885. Within the last
. month rgns OF an improvement in BUSH
ness have multiplied. Stocks OF goods
have been sold up close, manufacturers
: have supplied themselves with raw mate:
rial at low cost and large quantities Of
goods have been ordered and marketed
among the people, and q few great repre-
sentative staples have established an i'd
vance in price. AS the season advances,
there is naturally more activity III deal
ings. AS to how far this represents an
actual enlargement Of trade is yet ques-
ton.
As,an evidence Of renewed vitality in
trade 1t may be stated that the average
export Of wheat and equivalent has been
about 100000 bushels for the past
eight years, and the indications are that
our present crop, 100000 bushels, and
our old stock, l2OJOOO,OOo bushels, will
feed the country, SOW the next crop and
afford the usual amount for export, II
there is a demand for 1t. Asense of this
fact dropped wheat four cents abushel
last week, and gave some impetus to the
export trade.
The new railroads and some other en-
4tsrprises that are being projected is an
other sign Of improving times, and on the
whole things look much better than they
dida month ago. Let US hope that all
these signs will not fail.
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a River Whose Course 10 ono of the Tn.
solved Problems of Afries.
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SATURDAY, August . 1885,

her,,n,,g a 10 O'Clock A N Tho following de
SSssinna ny s - az ~ al nro,sr,y.
traTiejn naFcs1 ~ land situate on Zanet
t.1snd IN thc t,.tr ~ Hhe4IjnS. nj M clrref oi
vr,inia and peIy, StreetS Hesf al Penn Streef and
.nnih ai.ViSriniA street. and boundea a. follows:
ESrinnir1 AZ MD Garner fhenea west with he
sn,,th XXI. n Wilma Satrcot ono hundreI and
t.aatv rom eet "a A., sliey: Thence parGllei with
Ban a sSnth ma suntihed ana Wcnty feet:
Sa,ee ~ ~ said Pam StTst one hundred and
s,aaniv non ieSt. thsnne win ne weSt side Of
pc1n" nat niie hnndrea and twenty ti20j feel
~ the SeSInnins vitn@Ihe innroyefneiits and an.
nnTtSnSTSes thSreiinfo beloneinV This propersy
.,1iI M MOD in tSieS nSr,s iSouiiug Oh Peni,
s,r"as r. ana slso az whole. and eod IN whichever
49, ~ =, , h..ut RIA IbTes naresls in Shieh
WY alay app.1fiiI ~ ~. tta n6rtt, IN, x,
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TOR RENT-TwO UNFURNISlITT
y. Rooms over the Main ntfeet CutTSrrS' !. ~ ~
JaInea Hotel Enquire a ST. JAMES HOTEL y
knS - NAehe :
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Two nlr,,. in Love with n Cow.

Madison (Fid.l Record
Asingular scene was witnessed on the
streets here few days since. Some one
walking near a COW which was grazing or
the streets frightened two birds-one IRON
each Bide-which were picking about neal
her. They Immediately resumed their 1e'
latiye positions as soon as the person
passed and remained near her the entire
day, and were noticed by several citizens
one OF whom made frequent attempts t.
frighten them Of, but succeeded only par.
tally; for no sooner had he left than they
were at their same position again. No one
IS able 10 account for IL, ss they were feed
ing on the ground, and not picking from
the COW.
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getaeut.

Il QeoMs FOR RENT-IN E0cs
~ brooks Mock, Apply 70 W. v. H tSS!sa |.
5SO., lSQg M9Eket 6tteek Az
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rAYIoR,s pREMtUM COLOGNE,

an article OF Southern manufacture that has
promptly won It's way Into wide spread popularity:
deIici rus; and an esteemed article on the toilet
table Of all that have used II The quick and del.
icate .enSa II the Mystic owlsp at once discover.
oser thelr guests thaf tbcs1 fountain jets Of dc.
llghtful perfume. The fair dancers who found 80
gFatelul reirEshef last evening will please them.
selves aud honor their entertainers by keeping up
means Of This delIGhtiuI Rsent. aus MWYAW
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leu advertisements.

STXIANTEp@ EDfUM,sIZFD SAFE,
Wv IN good order. address g Z, care ID:
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FOR SALE.

so Acre Farm near TriadelphiR. With a MN
stable. chicken hOfisa, and woOd aud rjSl EeSs
m orchard OF rs trees choice fruit; HlSo VSlla
coal measuring from 70 feet Fries $3.50
10 acre Fatm on BokgR' Run, two mtleI tit1
gorty.sighth street. Price fl.2Sl.
Horses No. 70 aud No. 40 indiana street,
A Cottage Frame House Of i've roOnE, ID god
order: cellOr under whole house; grjnnd ID III
by % feet: near Twcnty,Gtth EtTeet. PESO tfDG
Three Lot4 in J. q J. K, lAkeF's addition.
A 2OO Acre Farm, well fGnced. 40 aGieS ci vhlth
elevel bottom lands; has on Il tWOaiory iflEt
houte oil four rooms ard hallway, stable, con
crib, wagon shed, spring house and grAnAJy al u
good order. Valued atS5,OO1. l will SelG or eI
change for city property.
For further Information inQuireof
JAMES A. HESRY, Real ESNte Agent,
Collector and Notary Putilt,
aHf4 No 1912 NAYEni stBtt
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The Syrian King who was told to battle
in the river Jordan and be cured Of his
leprosy laughed at such o simple instrnc.
ton. People to-day may be inclined TO
do the same when st Jacobs OIL IL recom-
mended for rheumatism, but the verdict
OF all who have used Il Is that 1t conquers
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EloR sAIE-wlLL SELL CHEAP, a
u good Driving HoHe; can ,trot under three
minutes: good locker, and perfectly snund.
Co Main street Ru9S
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The undersigned, The vie Of the grsntcr In the
above named deed; viii join In tho deed Of tnt
trustees and convey her ihc0ate right OF dover Il
The purchaser OF either Of the above described
parcels Of land, II the purchaser shall 50 desire
Tor sum equal 70 FIVE percentum Of the price which
sh9l be paid TO the said trustees for such parcel
tnat being little less than the money value Of The
said dover rISht as asceEtained BY the usual Life
tables. NANCY P. ARMSTRONG.
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a slei. nrnn,a alenss.. .hlne..

Lkller u the B0Ni0n Gkbe. NJ
Perhaps you will laugh, and your read
ers, too, when you hear my queer recipe
for an upset stomach. Being troubled
withit lately, asked afriend for rem.
edy, who said: "Turn somersaults,"
winch I did without delay, finding to my
great surprise and delight that 1t was q
sure cure. NiI-r
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dIbu4NF4ut VOuFH1I
During severe storm Sunday night
near. Quijotoa, Ari., lightning struck an
Indian wicklnp, near Dobb's Station, on
the road to Tucson, killing all the occu-
pants, consisting OF four Papagoes, two
men, woman and child.
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How He shook hand. with a Tiger.

Gdltgaaaafs Messenger.
A foolhardy young man, q clerk, has
been seriously injured by tiger in the
Agor Menagerie, now being exhibited on
the Boulevard Richard Lenoir, in attempt
ing to caress the animal through the bars
OF the cage.
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'THE PERFUMfD BALL ROOM

The Atlanta Consultation, speaking OF the Mystic
Ihe peiinmed bsll room was one Of The novel
and graceful features oil this great event AZ The
guess entered the Opera House they were greeted
with the most delicious odofB. as from freshly
6ihomiug bid OF q thousand flowers. The air was
laden with the soft, sweet periums that seemed q
10 the very breath OF the goddess Of pleasure and
q wooIng 70 the gsietics Of the occasion. A foun.
tain, neatly placed, was playing MI the evening.
The cologne which gave f0rth Ibis perfume. and
The prSctted senses Of the ladies Of once detected
what Il was. We need hardly say that tho fountain
and the Two atomiEets were dispensing 10 the a..
mnEnhafa the odoE Of WV d -
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The White Mountain Hammock Chair difIers
from all other stationary or reclining chairs In
that It Is better stronger and simpler, Is adapted
to the house, lawn, porch or camp, and Is chuck
full Of quiet comfort and blessed rest Is far su-
pesior 10 The Hammock In every way, and can be
put up so a TO be always in he shade.
By It's peculiar construction II Is balanced In al
positions, requiring no fastGnings to keep II In
place. Tho footreGt can be quickly aud easily Ad
iiSed to suit the shortest or tallest persons The
seat Is made Of strong canvas fitting perfectly the
entire length, without craving the clothing tight.
" around the body, thus making It much cooler
than hammock: while the annoyance Of catch.
Ing buttons, tearing down the ladies' hair, or In
any why displaying the limbs Is avoided.
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Tho Tame colleginn as . VIVA Cowboy.

ANu CuIVVFHIu. .
walla walla has a cowboy who is q
graduate OF Amherst College, and yet he
announces himself o thunderbolt OF the
mountains and the zigzag lightning ofthe
plains.
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Soap Eaoueh to wash Tho world

SdH Fr1HetSco CAE0Rtele. -u ~
A ledge OF natural soap twenty-five feet
wide has been discovered near Mammoth.
II is said TO resemble red CASTLE soap, both
IN appearance and quality.
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Apo,ps presS Made Of Precious Paper.
Atlanta COaattutioa.
A little girl Of Jesup found q check fol
SIS on a Savannah bank among her fathers
papers and made a dolls dress oft. For
tunately, the owner willlose nothing.
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EXCURSION Parties TAKE notice !!
300 Miles Only $40 90.
From Wheeling 10 Cincinnati s Return
Fss the STEAMER ANDES

tDUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
l. PROPERTY.
by virtue Of a Decd Of Trust ma 10 70 ~ by John
A. Armstrong, dated on the nth day OF July, 1855,
and duly recorded In the ofCe Of TIE CLERK ri the
County Court Of Ohio County we Will se4 At pub
lc auction ii the front door Of the Court House o.
raid Rnnntv. Ha..4
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lulp cnpnc The extraordinary revival Of
Wan Sunu0t military and patfiotio feeling
typiAed BY the increase and eaeTgy OF 6tand
Army organisations, has broueht this collection
into very great favor. II contains Songs for the
Camp kirs and the Mach, Memorial Songs and In
fact the choicest OF all that without 6iItefneiS
awaken memories Of the great war. Every family
shoald haYeA COPY. Cholllles arc for male voices
and there Is an compartment Tor Plano or Organ.
Price 50 cents, FN7sl
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Ggent,utsstoners' sales.


GALE OF ISLAND REAL ESTATE
~ Seventy Que. Desirable Lots In Daniel AHs
Inpunutrce Of decree Of tho Supreme Ccat
Of Appeals Of West Virginia entered a. tho decs,
oil the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, W "a. "
the ifsh asy OF July, 1852, In he Gaze o. ta1f
mer and 0then against indiana Ncsw9dt az
Others. the unttnlEucd Special COmmtAAanaS
will, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, lssS,
beginning al o'clock A. u, sell at public 4uttlas
nj The irunt door Of the Court House Of JhIO Coah
y, W. Va, tho following described r Al Eiotffg'
situated on Wheeling Island. In the Lily OI Mhg;;
ing, W. Va that Il 70 say: The nuTtl Que h.n y
the homestead tract Of DanIel ZATe, deceased, W
whole Of which ttact contatl et twenty Que tEsA
and one rod, more or less. ..--,s
Under The authority OF the GAll dcCrO lhe 'ga
commission have caused The property t9t.e9G ,.
vtded Into convenient parcels, and nave M1@
stIeets and alleys through the same. pllhgr
Ing such parcels, V Gets and alleys hiss oeep ~
pared, aud may be seen Of the Court Aou'e, y "
ONCE Of George Hook, CLERK Of the County CSEis
Printed copi,s OF SAID plat may DO had un eRf'1F
ton 70 the undersigned. ,-.,.,,
The said property will aSt 70 oGfEtb IS Tte.s
aud afterwards in tho parcels shown on Tag ~
and Will DO sold IN whichever way may apysAs "
TERMS OF siLR.-one third Of the poitnaaas,
money or 30 much more NJ the pufchesfl TX
elect cash In hRnd, the remainder III Two .Qgli,a "
btallments payable respectively III Ope Au9 w
years from The day Of ale, WITH Inlsiet iron ~
day, the purchaser giving his noes i0t As Sw
fefred inStAllmsnlS. and the tue bang Fet4lns4
W, +. HUBstRD,
u. n. kUssELL'
Special Commit .toaEh
J. @. EEGyEY, Auctlon.es.
Iceftliy that bond has been glveF. oy said sPtau
Commissioners as required Iy = q said deere
JOIN ". MlTUHELL
auie EleTk ri aid 0our-.
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EoR RENT-BRICK HOUSE CIV
~ TANNING I've roomS. Al ~ NsIr SvN.
PoesesSion given tlt day d September 0 SSSEssS
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. > n d., y. . D. Kaiiroad. l7 $40 4
Leave Beilalfe at 1850 =. Y. for Summarized.
Leave Belleire at a;l0 4.k.iot summeracld and
y :, ~, !, /, a.. yys.asss,a
Arrive q BellAite s;as a. Z, III IN, and 400
, 1885-06-11

- - 10
"a HAZE and hearty business man OF
advanced years is moro of a rarely than
is generally believed, said a physician
not long ago. There is an impression
that no man is so healthy, hale and so
comfortable as the business man who
has amassed a fortune and reached q
green old age. The popular idea OF a
brisk, hearty, square shouldered old
man, gray side whiskers, clear eyes,
resolutc mouth ami so on, is deep
rooted. There may have been a time
when jolly old merchants and good
natured old s~hopkeepers were common,
but they are not now.
The most difficult patients / have to
deal with are business men. | have a
great many OF them of advanced years,
and they are the most testy, domineer-
ing and impatient of subjects. The
hale and hearty part of it is all nom
sense, for the life of the average bust
ness man who sticks at his desk or in
a close and overheatcd o ice, from s in
the morning till ) at night, is just the
M in the course of forty years who
will have a shattered constitution.
Paralysis and appoplexy are the two
evils that stare business men in the face,
and when they fall victims they are
di 1icult to treat on account OF the tenac-
ity with which they cling TO their old
habitI -