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MY wife has been a great sufferer from
Catarrh. Several physicians and various
patent medicines were resorted to, yet the
disease continued undated. nothing appear
ing 10 make any impression upon It. Her
constitution finally became implicated, the
poison being in her blood
| secured bottle of b. b. and placed her
upon its use, and to our surprise the improve
ment began at once, and her recovery wa
rapid aud complete. No other preparation
ever prod uced such wonderful change.
X. =. DODGE.
Yardmaster Georgia Railroad,
Atlanta, Ga.
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THOSE RUSSIAN BEES.
How New Orleans Rec Fanoier Made a
Mistake,

From The Times Democrat.
Last Sunday H0tienstein and his clerk
Herman closed up the store in the even
ING and Went to the exposition, and when
they reached there Hofenstein said /:
Herman, you know l dakes a great in
tercst in bees, und last week sees Simon
Jacobs vat Ifs in Batan Rouge and keeps
acioding store, and he dells me dot de
pees at the exposition vas fine. Ven
MS IN Nicksburg, Herman, hat bees all
tie time, und ven | goes around deV knows
me shust as veil as a dog, und blays
mt dem sometimes und dey don't bite,
you know.v
Houensiein ascertained that tho bee eX-
Nl.lV was near the river end Of the gov
.nWcul guiding. ard went there 10 look
Ho lnem. As soon as Herman saw the
n,es ,nuZIinc about the hives he halted,
w 'ilenstein, noticing his action. said
va. dc matter mt YOU, Herman: Wy
uVn you come NIT meyv
-. uels You, Misder H0ilens.ein," he
Cpleu' 'd"t ! don't ike to so we're de
les vas because youcicr doy secs mo dcy
nust come und bites mit0ut ne doing
Ivy vtull,s' uhc Nonce ven goes Go picnic
IAN ieach'l Goldsmith uud vile We vas
a"'NlhF ui certain diugg de bees. more rs
~, oouShnd uf dem, shumps on me und
i"us me do whole woods around. und /
wv ,. IKE dat, n isder UOfenstein."
ia. ltll' uat shows You know, Herman.
a.. you vas afraid nj DC bees, und ven dey
1e nu gay our dey don't hal any respect und
v, ulles' out ven you don't vas AFRAID
u can do auyding you want nit dom.
v'o."' knows bees eftr since ! vas boy
,H' hai warts mit bis hand una HAYS mar
~, una dose diugs. und II YOU come |
|U,'"s you dc queen bee und dc King bee
sV ue .drone bee, vat don't do any york.
-s1 HAe you, Herman. ven you dink I
wv vas Watching. YOU know. Desc bees
M vas here" continued llofieustpin, as
approached a hive, "vns de Italian
~, VIVA dose desc vas dc French, and dc
S,4it vas dc Englah -
kept away from the
, head whenever n
and I0tlanstein,
was frightened,
going TO hive
% small black
ss that looked
lhly vanished.
IA und / yill
ny hands und
AT bite. you
vaich,n and
be bees with
moment the
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ATLANTA. Jnne u. 1ss!

ATLANTA, June -, 1884.
During the past few months have given
b. Is. Il. severe tests in the cure of Blood Dis
cases and unhesitatingy pronounce IL "A safe,
sure, harmless and speedy Blood Purifier,
fully meriJlng the confidence of the public.
My customers are delighted with its effects.
aud the demand has o wonderfully increased
that l have been compelled to buy by the
gross, as il is the BEST selling blood remedy ]
handle. w. A. GRAHAM. Druggist
For sale by OSCEOLA BU Tier. Drngeis'
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"a A-cIitNi EiOpU 81 SuHsnlno
will fill the heart of every suffering wOm-
an if she will only persist in the use Of
DR.. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" 1t
viii cure the most eXcruciating period-
cal pains, and relieve YOU OF all irregu-
larities and give healthy action. 1t Will
positively cure internal Inflammation and
liberation, misplacement and all kindred
disorders. Price reduced to one dollar.
BY druggists.
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llInnir 0lranrr, Nolioh, 90.
TNANIl D. IIInllrsnn.

FRANK y. IiiOMFsDN.
% WUfTAEIH STNLET. rAVaNNAH, CA.
HOUSEHOLD SrECIALTIEs.- II beg 90
4 L announce that ! am putting up Che fol-
} Wing Hpccialtles, which are guaranteed
equal 20 my simtnr goods on the market. VIZ:
Magic Cleaner. in i-Ourcc boxes price o.. per
box; equal TO Electro. silicon for polishing ami
cleaning silyerware, etc. Magic Cleaning
Compound, in large packages, price 23e. ench
makes Wishing easy aud y necessity for an
hOuercleaninR purposes. Magic stove Polish.
m 2-Ounce boxes, price 100, elf-shininR and
entirely free from smell; one box Will DO the
work ~ or ordinary cakes. Magic CREASE
Extractor, M i-Ounce bottles, price 25c. each.
removes grease and paint spots, cleans laees,
emurOideflcs aud kid gloves 10 look as new.
Magic Furniture Polish, 10 6-Ource bottles,
price use. each; an original and unexeeled
preparation; give 10 trial. ! ara also general
agent for Florida, Georgia and South Caro-
Ina Of Arnolda Automatic steam Cooker. an
article Of great merit. A large number n
these Cookers are already in Satisfactory use
iu savannah. Also am sole agent in above
States for Mnichlcte Metal Polish, FOR pulish-
ing aii kinds ~ metals; ind0rscd hf railroad
and etcamDoat engineers, Gre departments,
gun and hardware dealers, bleyelieis. military
organizations. merchants, livery men and
nouschccpc.s throughout the country. Refer
% Central Railroad. -. n. a ". Ny c.. ea-
tanuHn Fire Department urd Augusta Fire
Department. Special terms 10 tHH trade.
LOCAL AoE1It WANTED.
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J. F. SCHROEDER c9 gorS 5G slSGsa laS ana
d. GARrELxIAN. Corner East Broad and
HAM Corner DraYton anu York
street lane. lN
u. sCEUENEMAN. Corner po East s, BROAD
m'e.HnLmKEN c1 HaSer. %ai s,reeIs and
c. HANSEN, ThunderboltTou Gate.
LOUIS voGTL cq 6ar Se sarss1s. and Valid
ISAAC Roos, Corner ocn r,l pr,yton and Ma
}. r. PULLMAN o9r iSerl Ea slrl Broad and
c. AsENDoRF Corner f1Sar, Es ssSed Broad and
MoNsEEs Il wELBRooK. S oof1 PTrs si@ ms
O. AsENDoRr Corner Tatnall and Cor
don street lane
MRS. K. NJ. sIEvEEs, cG Gaii .I Price and
I'D. LYONS, East Broad street. near
j. }. MCMAHON, Corner Es., p, Congress and
MRS. MARY KELLY, Coz Esi prg EgGs9 .,i
II. +. KUOK, IS Price street.
wm STEPHENS cg %esT h %SaG .1rse, and
q "a EONENTANN I Corner Anderson and
West Broad streets.
a. ROCKEF : Corner West Broad and
Purse streets.
IOHN TORCu Jefferson and Hunting
don streets.
HENRY Inns ! Corner DuGy and West
Broad streets.
JAcOu SCuOII J Corner Charlton and
Jefferson streets.
and Sims streets.
H. T. HEEMsOTH, o9 srre riae and Farm
A.H.TAMM Corner zubly and Poplar
streets.
LF.LUBs. Corner Sims and Purse streets.
wmVoLLERs, str strc a15"Oof anu " "'A'r
pApuouR upos ! Cor New Houston and
Barnard streets.
MRS \ II npTo I Corner Cemetery and
Gwinnett streets
r.o'CoNNon, cS ecS st GSssr''' and Lin
! - uErunxtN, ! Cor. Whitaker and Hun
street lane.
= unuprsoN I Foot Railroad street,
y Canal bridge.
We have opened Retail Department in o
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16 OUNCE LOAvEs Sc. EACH.
80 OUNCE LOAVES Toe. EACH.
FOR SALE ATTIE FOLLOWING PLACES:

OLLOWING BLACES:
MRS. ANNA GATES. cqRn Ias6 nearweSs
MRS. MARY FLATLEY, Corner aaS F 5q@Sh Tim
v. $. sTUDER. Cor of,o DraytOn and Perry
HERMAN HEssE oq qcn aSTS ss sSs mont
d. ENTELMAN. c9 R5s st wess Broad ana
HERMANN RENKEN, C9 Fari, i stresfs ana
VIM. RAIL-, Corner West Broad and Har-
JOHN LYNCH, C9 srId Tayior and Whitaker
: tr Sr,-ctsxs } Cor, President and Haber-
sham streets
Gro =, uoDors ! Sav'h, Fla. and Vest
' eru Ky. Restaurant.
FRED, KLUG, Corner srRea,. Jones and Prize
Vvnr scuVYuy,-a Corner Drayton and
Liberty streets.
GEO. +. BYRNEs Cor. Houston and Con-
gress streets.
STALL NO. 10, city Market.
q n ArcNSrEs Corner West Broad and
- Huntingdon streets.
II. @. ID. sULTER, Corner 1al, West , Broad and
4. A. MosIABoN. New Houston ana
FREIDRICHKL 80 Jones street.
vYcuApn po~nEo Price, near Perry
Stfest.
tvRF MnNsErG I Cor. New Houston ana
vs. Burroughs Streets.
uENRv srE4RoNnEp I Br0ughton and
I Iiabersham SITS.
ysYsEn II uaAp Corner West BROAD and
" Bolton streets.
RAuporTs RRoS I Cor. Price and Hunt
ington streets.
Mrs = spxvoNr Corner Iubly and st.
- Gaul streets.
rouNr Epn anne ! Corner York street lan0
and Barnard street.
TouN vFucrrR ! Cor. Little Jones and
Guorard streets.
HENRY VvVUups ; Cor. Sims and Lum~
Der streets.
n wVyTV : Cor. Sims street and Guer-
ard street lane.
mo II RYoNSFcrs I Cor. Sims and Guer-
ard streets.
- ! NAGIE ! Corner DuGy and Jefferson
streets.
~ - rxATroy ! Corner West Broad and
Il. II. JACHENs, Corner Eas s, Wei Broad and
LoUIsKUCK, Corner sITsa,s Castor and Price
r building. corner Bay and Barnard streets.
sest CANDIES. CRACKERS and BREAD.
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sleip a1roreoo Brrao.
ACOSFA & ETNSTETN

Take pleasure notifying public
M every and they solicit for it trial. feeling assured that
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BATH, ME., Jan. 7.-Arnold @. Stacey,
who lives on the outskirts Of this city was
shot dead tonight during q family quar-.
rsl. Stacey was the proprietor Of Crystal
Springs, purchasing 1t three years ago, at
which time q residence was erected at
considerable expense, He became fnan.
cially embarrassed year ago and the
property was transferred TO his wife.
About two weeks ago the debt
was cleared and he wished to become
possessor Of tho property, but his
wife refused to turn II over.
At the supper table tonight, so Mrs.
Stacey states, her husband renewed his
demand, using threatening language.
Fearing violence she arose from the table
and from a drawer in the pantry took a
revolver that was kept by her for defense
in his absence as the house Is quite dis.
tant from any residence. She states he
took hold Of the barrel when the weapon
was discharged, the bali entering his head,
killing him instantly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-01-08
BELLAIRE.
Railroad Notes-A Deserted wife Invokes
tho Law. Etc.

Railroad Notes-A Deserted Wife Inyokes
s tho Law, Etc.
Miss Mabel Crafty yesterday returned
10 herschool.
"Gath" bids fair to have crowded
house Saturday night.
The city Council has ordered ali those
who are retaining city fire ladders to be
prosecuted.
The Virginia side of the river at this
point was full OF ice yesterday, while this
side, more than half way across, was clear.
There is not expected to be much
change in Charley Bradford's condition
for some days. He is sinking, however.
Tho Bellaire, GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati
railroad has ordered q reduction OF ten
percent on all salaries that amount to
over twenty-five dollars per month,
An attempt was made to burglarfze A.
7. Stewart's house, in the. Fourth ward,
Tuesday night, but the thief was heard
and Officers Meek and Leach only lost him
by his feetness.
The recent changes in the consolidation
OF the Pennsylvania Company's lines has
changed the payday on the @. 4; P. road,
which has for many years been on the
thirteenth OF each month. II will be to-
morrow for this month.
William Wilkus and Levi RisIer were
engaged in attempting to run lead in
hole in stone, TO fastcn bolt, when the
damp stone caused an explosion OF tho
melted lead, burning them In the face and
eyes. Wilkus is badly burned in the right
eye, and Risler in the lace and both eyes.
Mr.. Thomas Cummlns died at seven
O'Clock yesterday morning at his home at
tho upper end OF town. He had been in
feeble health for some years, but WAS not
dangerously sick till recently. The inter
ment will be in the family lot at Green
wood Cemetery, east OF Wheeling, Satur-
day.
The freezing and thawing Of the ex-
ceedingly wet soil along the side OF Rose
Hill resulted yesterday morning in split
in the cemetery road that was thought to
be SO substantially built with stone last
fall. The lower sides OF tho road his slip.
ped; but timely attention maysavefurtler
damage.
The Merchants Protective Union Tues
way SNuhAhS SlCStotl ll9 AVllDWutk QlilCtIhs
President, Samuel Moore, the South Bell.
aire grocer; Vice President John Flem-
ing, the Second ward grocer; Secretary,
Charles McClain, the Noble street groOer !;
Treasurer, s. L. Fawcett, tho First ward
grocer; Trustees, Charlea Henry, OF Hen
ry's coal mines, j. B. He'll, the butcher,
and George Jennings, tho Fourth ward
grocer.
Yesterday at the Mayors office Mrs. DR..
1icGraw, nee Flora Martin, was heard ON
the charge Of living near Powbatan with
George Brooksas his wife. Mrs. Brooks,
who has becn living In Wheeling, brought
the suit and intends 10 sue Airs, McGraw
for alternating her husbands affections.
The criminal residence, Mrs. Brooks
charges, began in last October aud lasted
until her husband left for the south
probably at tho New Orleans Exposition.
The Mayor held Mrs. McGaW In Sl00
bail to answer OF the Common Pleas
lcoprh
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MEANS JUST WHAT HE SAYS.
Mcdonald Thinks cleveland sincere in Hi


Advocacy OF Civil Service Reform.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 7.-Ex-Senator Nc
Donald, Of Indiana, is in the city, and To-
night was interviewed by an Jnter-0cean
reporter. Regarding Cabinet prospects
Mr.. Mcdonald was very reticent. He,
however, sSbkc freely on Civil Service re-
form and other current topics. Mr.. Nc
Donald said he would not have voted for
the Civil Service law, owing to yarietyof
reasons, one being its underlying princi-
ple OF perpctuity in Office to which he OBJ
iccted, believing 1t not according to the
genius OF our institutions and going back
too much to British models. But having
such a law upon the statute books, he
believed it the duty OF the President
to enforce ii. This duty Mr.. Mcdonald
believed MIR. Cleveland would certainly
perform. Mr.. Mcdonald regarded the
PresidentelecGs recent letter on'the sub
iect us a fair, clear exposition OF Mr..
Cleyeland's intentions in this respect.
He did not think Mr.. Cleveland was a
man given to double dealing, or that he
Intended anything should be read be-
tween tie lines. Referring to the cases
OF violent partisans in officers Mr.. Nc
Donald said he believed Mr.. Cleveland
would, in decided cases, undoubtedly ex:
ercise whatever powers OF removal he had
under the law and leave tho Senate to act
in the matter as it should please. Faith
full public officers, Mr.. Mcdonald thought,
would be retained until their terms eS.
pired. He did not believe, however, that
MIR. Cleveland would feel under any obii-
cations regarding reappointments. Vice.
President-elect Hendricks, who arrived
in the city yesterday, remained over to-
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sENsArIoNA1 DISCOVERY.
Piotters Against Easiand's Prosperity Dis.
covered in Pennsylvania.

PlfrsBURGnS Jan. 7.-Thc Potts Green's
burg, Westmoreland county, Pa, special
says: A rumor is current here tonight
that English detectives have obtained
evidence to the effect that powerful
secret society Of dynamiters is in exist
ence within the boundaries of this county,
and also that the society is directly re-
sponsible for the recent explosions and
assassinations in England.
These detectives have been onthe track
of this society or brotherhood for several
months, and have found that 1t is well and
thoroughly Organized, somewhat under
the plan Of the "NIolly AIaguires;" that
its treasury contains large amount OF
money obtained by assessment and other
sources from all parts OF the State.
Some OF the recent expressions have
been traced directly 10 this country as
well as number OF assassinations COM
mitted in England. These English detec-
tiyes claimed to have mingled with the
suspects for year and have departed for
Washington, D. O., with evidence which
they will lay before the proper
English authoriticE This evidence oh.
tanned and in possession Of those detec-
lives is OF such a nature that 1t will SHOW
beyond the peradventure Of doubt that
the citizens. OF this country have been
and are now engaged in sending to Eng
land trusted men with large quantities Of
dynamite, and men who have nerve
o use it after 1t is there.
Irish.Americans spoken to scoaed at the
dea. They say such thing would be
here, but there was sort OF
! look about their faces that denoted that
they knew more about the mat
er than they cared to admit. It is GER
ain there has been something in the
Wind in this county for some time past OF
N unusually exciting nature.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.
Korea is threatened Wan famine.

Gladstone's health continues toimproyc.,
Several sharp shocks OF earthquake
have been felt in Mankden Province.
China.
A telegraph cable has been laid between
the main land Of Japan and Rankin
Islands.
Detectives at the underground railway
stations of London carefully watch per-
sons carrying parcels.
Ono hundred shipwrights at Hartley
Pool, England, struck against reduction
in wages ola percent.
Advices from Durham, South Africa.
state that British protectorate has been
proclaimed over the whole Of Pondoland.
In London the Anglo.American Cable
Company shares are flat, because OF a ru-
NOR Of q further reduction Of 4d in tariff
rates.
The Emperor Of Austria has nominated
the Emperor Of Germany as honorary
Colonel Of the Fifty.seventh Regiment Of
Galician Infantry.
Ex.Queen Isabella offers tho uss of tho
palace for any lete designed, 10 obtain
means for the relief OF sufferers by the
earthquake. All such events will be
patronized by the royal family.
VIM. Henry Gladstone, Member Of the
British Parliament and son OF the Pre-.
nier, replying at Howarden TO q toast 10
his fathers health, said that after atty
years Of arduous public service q much
iurther prolongation Of the Prime Minis.
teI'B political !ite could not be anticipated.
His father would doubtless always remain
in the harness, although his labors would
be less aEduous than those Of OF men in
the political arena.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., ,Jan.7.-Mr. Nimmo,
Chief OF the Bureau of Statistics, to-day
handed his annual report on interstate
commerce to the Secretary Of the Treasury.
Tho ayerage rate Of freight charged on
railroads in tho United States during 1855
was less than half the caverage rate charged
in 1865, and in the meantime there was IN
enormous increase in the volume OF traffic.
A considerable part Of the report is de-
voted to the subject OF pooling which Mr..
Nimmo regards as expedient, TO which
railroad companies had to recourse to, not
willingly but OF necessity, in order to pro
tect themselves against the rainous effects
OF war rttes and also protect themselves
against popular indignation caused by the
evils ofsecret rates to individual shippers.
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NEW ENTERPRISES.
Tho Growth of the nufaetaring Es.al
T1.. lishments South.


The Growth of the manufacturing Estab.
7N 1islments South.
BAIrIMoRE, Jan. 1.-THE Baltimore Man
utactrers Record, in its annual review OF
Southernindustries, will illto-morrowpublish
a list of all manufacturing and mining en-
terprises organized in the Southern States
in 1884. The list shows 1885 new enter
prises with an aggregate capital reaching
the enormous sum Of slO5, 10000, divided
among fourteen Southern States, as fol-
lows: Alabama. 1877 new Establishments,
capital Sl8,O24,0O0 Arkansas 40, with q
capital OF $2,040,00O. Florida 05, and
$685., 900 capital. Georgia l96, with
S5'455, 900 capital. Kentucky 1877, with
S2l ZOE 600 capital. Louisiana 50, with
S5,5S4.O00. capital Maryland, l05, with
S7,l2l, 500 capital. Mississippi, 40, with
Sl.295,G0 capital. North Carolina
226, with S4,110,0O0 capital. South Carolina
SO, with 81, ,l54, 900 capital. Tennessee 25o,
with 100000 capital. Texas 2l2, with
Sl0.77S, COO capital. Virginia 1sS, with
SIS, 100000 capital. West Virginia n,
with SI392000 capital. In Kentucky,
Alabama and Virginia there are'extensive
mining aud iron companies, with large
capital, organized, which run up the total
investments in these States, though they
also added mGhy OF the smaller industries.
The list shows almost every branch ofgen-
eral manufactures represented. A notice
able feature is the amount OF Northern
and Western capital going into the South,
though the Southern people are them
selves showing remarkable energy in de-
yeloping their resources.
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FASHIONABLE Z FOLLY.
Grand Fancy Dress Bali in the Quaker City,
Unique Costumes.


Unique Costumes.
Pn1lADELpnIA, Pa, Jan. Mrs. James
P. Scott, whose husband inherited most
Of the fortune OF his father, Colonel
Thomas A. Scott, gave a grand fancy
dress ball : tonight in her new
house, which has cost half a million Of
dollars to erect and furnish. The house is
lighted by electricity and subdued colored
effects were introduced to give variety
10 the spectacle. The elite Of Phila-
delphia society was fully repre-.
sented, and there were some noted
beauties from other cities. 1t was the
greatest and most brilliant event Of the,
winter. The lovelieSt ladies and the
handsomest men, dressed TO perfection as
characters from the operas, and in mag.
nificent costumes, made, in many instances,
Tor the occasion, crowded the superb
halls, that are decorated with the deli
and art treasures OF Europe, and danced
in the quadrilles and various fancy
dances. A dancing master from New
York directed several special fancy
dances, in ono OF which twenty Of
the greatest beauties in the city, all
OF them brunettes, danced the Spanish
Bolero with fans and castanets. Agroup
OF twenty club men appeared in red swal-
low.tail coats lined with white satin, em-
broidered white vests and black trousers.