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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-12-03
THE NEWS.
FRIDAYS LOCALS.
WkDDLNQ sEEEs.


HArrIed yesterday at the oatholh
church by Rev. Father AngeIns, Mr.. 10
seph DuchanIous and Mas Mary ElIei
King, both OF this city. At Q O'Clock
N. promptly, the time nxed. the be
trothed couple, with relatives and
friends alighted from carriages and en-
tered the church. Proceeding dowI
the aIsIe they took seats In front Of lhl
pulpit under the sound Of an appropriate
hymn beautifully rendered by the chou
with organ accompaniment, after which
the ceremony was conducted In an I'M
presstve manner by Father Angelus
who, in conclusion, pronounced them
husband and wife. The united couple
then resumed their seats when mass was
celebrated. efter which, with relatives
friends and large number OF the con-
grsgatIon, they repaired 70 the re-
ception room where congratulations
were extended and best wishes express
ed tor their future prosperity and happi'
ness. Among the presents OF vAlua-
BILE and desirable kind was an excellent
and costly set Of china, sent from Den
yer, Colorado, as Q present 10 the bride
from her brother, John King. At the
conclusion Of the social In the reception
room. the bridal party took carriages tor
the Hotel Coolidge where q special din.
ner had been prepared for the occasion.
After the dinner had been partaken of,
the bride and groom were conveyed to
thelSAuta Fe depot, where they took 9
Pullman palace car for the east. They
intend TO visit Niagara Falls and other
places OF interest, expecting 70 be absent
about two months. The many friends
Of the happy couple IN Emporta hope
that their eastern tour may prove
source Of great Jieasnre TO them, ana en-
their return will be pleased 10 give them
. cordial welcome. Mr.. and Mrs. Ouch
Anious will make this city their future
home.
Married, by Elder r. L. Lotz. pastor
Of the Christian church, At the home OF
the bride, southeast OF the city, Of $50 p.
m, Nov. 25. Mr.. d. a Stahl and Miss
Mamie z. Ramsey. The groom is es-
peclally we'll known Ia this city and
county, as one Of our most worthy and
enierprIsiDg citizens, has been more or
less associated with the county treasury,
either as deputy or assistant. The bride
IL one of Emporia's estimable dies, Is
q sister oil Mrs. 8. r. Hail. and is entire
~ worthy her husband They will make
their home for the present a. I32 State
street. The News wishes them long
life aud happiness.
Married Yesterday by the Rev. F. T.
Ingalls, Mr.. ]. N. Russell. OF Kansas City,
Missouri, and Miss Belle Mason of Rock
vile, Missouri. The ceremony took
place at the residence of the hon. ]. 8.
Watson, and was attended only by few
intimate friends. Numerous presents
were received by the happy couple ana
the wedding was In every wav an enjoy.
able occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
left last night for Kansas City, where
fheV will In future reside
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John Zimmerman OF Fairfield. Iowa,
has removed here with his family and
will make EmforIa hts home. His car
OF household goods arrived yesterday.
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The ideal Young peoIle's magazine II
Mods the nrss place among T'urio lica!s of its
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READY FOR AGENTsI The frst andsonIy
NAVAL HISTORY til. IF CIVIL WAR

by the renOWned chief, ADMIRAL DAVID D.
PORTER What Grants book is of the Amy
Porter's is of the Navy. The authentic his
tory OF It's gigantic achievements, written by
the master spirit in the conn ct. is OF Ma
tionai interest, and will sell immenSely Ad.
dress HUBBARD BROS,
el5 Main ST.. Kansas City, Mo.
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ANA Mr. Cable W Ia also contribute - series
OF paper- on slave song, and dances, incluc-
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Education by various experts. ctc., etc.
SHORT STORIES
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ID. H.. Mrs. Mary nAllock Eo9te. joel
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The Mirror

Is no hattereT. Would you
make is tell a swcetef tale
Magnolia Balm Is the ciiarnl-
eF thar almost cheats tb@
Ieeklrg lasa.
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IHI VIM FHFEhS
RV General Grant and oFhare

BY 6enera! dralt and others.
These wal b continued tmOsf OF them Illus
tTated} until the chief events OF thu civil
War have been described by leading part CT
pants on both sides. General Grant uapers
Include description. of the battles OF c. alta
nooKa and the W Ia rTe><. General Met e I
Ian writes OF AHtiettm- General - &. Buell.
OF Shiloh Generals Pope. Long strCet and
others OF he second Bull Run etc, ct. Ss
val combat including rtt- 4 Sbt bet ,rrcn Tn.
kestrsaEe and the Alabama, by ofiic "a. : of
both ships W II be described
TIE "RecOllectIons of u Private" ami spe-
cl4i war papers OF an aElecs!otal or humorous
character will he fea, urps of the year
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Cancer Of Tongue |
A Oa.o Resembling that Of General Grant.

Some ten Yeas ago had scroiulous sore on my
right hand which gave me great trouble, and IN
der the ol1.lime treatment was healed up, and i
supposed was well. | found, however, II had
only been driven ihO the system by tho use OF pot
ash md me curry and In March lSs2, Il broke cut
III my throat. and concentrated III what f0nle Of
the doctors den JmIuat Il cancer. ! wns placed
under treatment fer this diEnSe. Some rig or
seven OF the best phytiriAps in the country had
mo a different times under their Chn'gs, among
them thee specialists 10 this line; but one AitGF
another would exhaust heir sEtll and drop me,
| for grew worse continually. The cancer had
caien throrgh my rltet, destrO Ing Tho roof OF
| my mouth and upper lip, then attacked my
tongue palate and lower Up, destroying the pR'ste
aud uud.r lip Entir,ly and oelt MY tongue. eating
out To the TOP OF my le check bone and up TO tie
left eye. From hearty robust woman Of lS0
Lounds, was &c 'ucel II Amete frame Of skin and
bones, almost unable 10 lurn mNSeit In bed. i
could not cat any Gold IGOd, but Xub tSted IN
LIQUIDS, and my tongue Was so fSr gone could not
talk. The anguish OF mind aud the horrible, sui
fertngs Of body which experienced never can be
Te7cilGd. Given up by physician y DE, Win no
around my bedside expecting every moment 70 be
my list; In fact. my husband would place his hand
on me- every now aud then to zee Wh, Their was
alive or moi, ana n one time all decided that lie
was extinct, and my death wIs reported AL over
| thHcou Try. mo-.
Such was my wretched aud helpless condition
the dist Of las oO;ob r, llSSl, Tten my tfienta
than month The eating pLcts stopped and heat
| log co nneuctd aud the fearful aperture In my
cheek has been closed and firmly knitted together
! A process Of new under lip Is prCeressicg hneiy
nnd the tongue which WIS almost destroyed Is be
Ing recovered and 1t geellN that nature Is supply
lrg new tongue can talk 50 that my i,isnds
can readily understand me- aud can cat solid food
again. am able 10 walk about wherever please
without the GsSiStan eOt any one, and haze gained
| q " pounds Uftiesh. All this under the blessing
| OF merCtIully Heavenly sItfer, Is due 70 swiiFs
Specific. lam wonl and s marvel 70 all nj
| II ends, hundreds Of whom have known my In
tcnSe stliernSs, and have visited mo III my lnllc.
tons While am not entirely we'll, yet my graft.
tude Is none the lcs1 devout and am confident
that perfect recovery Is now In sigh. any
dOuht these facts, would refer them TO Hon. John
II. TraylOr STATE sena:of Of this district who Is
my ueighbor, Or. 7. s. HrAdh"ld, q LAGRANGE, en-,
or TO Rny other persons LIVING IN ne part
| Of Troupe county, Gu Mas. MARY l.. GOMEZ.
lag Guge, Ga, Mas II, ISIS.
Sold by sill druggists.
TreAtise on God and Skin Diseases mailed free.
Call on our Physician, No. 1877 ". 2s.I St, n Y.
ConSultatios free, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC c., Drawer
For ale by Laughlin RroI &Co aud Logan Co.
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Kidney and Liver DlseAsrs and RheurnGtism.-
suffered tethbly-"EOthl scented 70 help me-
could not get ont 81 bed; d.. smith cured NE"
ZEpH. PHILLIPS, Wheeling, W. Va,
Catarrh, POlypus Of Nose, Impaired Voice; Sui
tered for years; pateut medicine failed TO help nc
Dr.. Smith completely cured 4, me- e., ~, ,Drrcv
OF speldcl & Co., Wheeling. ". Va.
Dyspepsia and liberated stomach.-"Ir Gatmen!
for yean failed 70 give mo relief. DR.. Smith cured
me- THOMAS HOLT, insurance Agent
cured me-" LOUIS +. WASHINGTON.
scrolula, Running Sores on Head.-"My sou wa,
afflicted for fourteen years, Nothing seemed 10
help him. Dr.. Smith cured him.. ,,,c,,
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Cancer-"suHercd for year. with Cancer. Had II
cut out three times II returned Alter ellch opera
ton. Dr.. Smith cured mo without knise SaHsG OF
Piles, Fissula of AnuS-Fiat on my back tor IS
weeks. Reported dying. DR.. Smith cured me
without knife in 1ycWecls. NV, ,,,
Wholesale Grocer, Main 81, Wheeling ": Va,
alterations OF Rectum, ProlAp9us and Piles
ItwAs given up 70 die and pronounced incutAble.
DR.. Smith cured me without knife.
WASHINGTON DELAEY, Martins Ferry.
Rev. H. o. LRdd wEites:-"Dr. Smiths proies-
slonAl services In my family have been most SAtts-
tactoEy, and commend him to all sSa gentleman
Nm. Margaret koiE Ssys: 81 had been suffering
for seven yeAn and treated by many phyBtciRnS for
dyspepsia, DR.. Smith gRtd had tape worm, and
In eight houn removed monster 100 feet long"
Female ComplAlnB.-Three years In hospitals for
females, give me peculiar advantages ~ such cases
Persons cured Of catRrrh, diseases OF heart liver,
stomach, kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, bcrotulA and
asthma testify 10 my success.
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients at distance may be treated BY letter and
satiAiaction guaranteed. chart for sef.exhtnina:
ton sent on receipt Of two three-cent stamps and
ndVtna returned fFpA.
Consultation Al Office free. ONCE hours fromS "a
Y. 10 7P. ~, daily. Cali on or address,
JOHN L. SMITH, ND,
No. 1901 ChaplIne ST., Wheeling. w. Va.
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PROVISIONS, ETC.
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Hardened Liver.

Five years ago I broke down Win kidney and
liver complaint aud rhcura;lm. -
Since then have been unable to ba about at all.
Ny liver bctame hard HkewOoi; my N@bs were
pulled up aud Allied with water.
All the best physiGiAnsN agreed thatnothins could
cure me. Itsolyed to try Hop BltteH; 1 have
usCd seven bottles; the hardness has all gone from
MY liver, tho swelling from my limbs and It has
,rorsaid asrdc.e In my case; otherwise would
have been now in my grave. w. MoEEY,
Buffalo. Oct. l, 1851.
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rAYLoRs pREMIuM coLoaNE.

an Article OF Southern manufacture that has
promptly won ltE way into wide spread popularity
This Cologne 10 OF the finest quality, lasting and
dellcl ms; and nu esteemed article on the toilet
table OF all that have used H.. The quick aud del
IeRte teRs sti the Mystic Owls at 01ee discover.
ed liz merits aud they had no happier c0ncet. 70
oFer their guests tnan these fountain jets Of de-
lightiul perfume. The fair dancers who found 20
grateful reFssher last evening will please them.
selves ard honor their entertainers by keeping up
the sensation throughout the twelYemoDth by
means OF this delIghtlul scent Gn26 NwH4v
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Meatea1.
DIR. j. 10. SMITH.
No. 1901 chapline Street,
Near Fourteenth street.

The best evidence Of q phylicIan'H Succe1 b TIL
testimony Of his palieilS The increasing dc
mRndS for myprotesionRl services prove that have
dealt hon0Rbiy and fairly With those who have
conSulted me. ! never use u patients name Wtth'
out permission, though have many hundred car
had bean pronounced tnortabio, A thorough Md
teel education With many yeaTs hospital expnienee
and hmDlsnty with IhPiApude aSollg, . cle1p Oh.
A9FYAnae Of ieteIttBniabtN pscpIiSfte5 hnd ttfiei
aguie u poallblS and ifsd&ly Eiys shs patient ny
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educational.
Nj, Dc ChantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

.,,,,v.sIghth year Of this Well.tnoWn AeAd'
Tie G aIs, ,So charge Of The Valuation Nuns,
snI ooI ne Srst Monday Of Eeplembsr next and
tooanuI .acsIyod a, any time In The session.
Papl' E H te,Ito 70 place their dIuEhsen In an
Tso.. ., w. 'sordinE exceptional advantages in
n.NIy ,o,,S thorough discipline and instruction
psl'HI 49, ol NE long teachers, in every depart
Lias 49, L,',,lo ,dutG.Ion, including tho modern
HsaI o. .' and music should Ierd Tor catalogue
ei' d, ,Ss the Academy ofthe Visitation,
DlIecus'' MT. do CHANTAL,
Near wheeling, ". Va.
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qlliscrl1a1rcn,1s.
THE PERFUMEO BALL-ROOM /
The Atlaptn Constiiutlon, speatlng Of the Myallc

The Atlanta Constitution. speaking Of the Mystic
The psriuined bill room was one Of the novel
and graceful ieItures Of this great event As The
BucIs entGnd the Opera HOUSE they were greeted
With the most delicious odors. as from 4 fTethly
bIoomlngO,d OF thousand flowers. The air was
laden With the soft, sweet periums that seemed 70
DO the very breath OF the goddess OF pleasure and
u wooing 70 The Raieties Of the occasion. A ionn'
t'in, neatly placed was playing all the evening.
the cologne which gave larih this perfume. and
the pracced senses Of the ladies at once detected
what Il was. We need hardly say that the fountain
and the two Rtonizers were dispensing to The a.
mo,pherG the odor OF
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5ETHANY COLLEGE,

,..,,. county, W. Va, will begin It's FOr'y'aits
BtooI SvpTgyRER q, less. It's The most noted
scs'on 81, onr state, having GO Alumni, many Of
Cotlse - - occupying high PLACES Of trust II has
',er college resres cognea; inc S 49, Gor,.s
i S.,sc the Ministerial, and the Ladies Coatse
seis1 co,iese Is now about hee OF debt, ara tn'
Toe .o'si N, make an EFFORT TO enlarge the Erdow
IEs ''a5 ,be number oil students. Patronage Is
nta A.I TOM all the friends OF classic learning
'' -, {. dialogues Spply 70 ,,.o,rnv
DR. W x. PESDLEToN. Pres't.
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Take all in all.
TUX al, the kidneys and Liver

TUX all the Kidneys and Liver
Aedic:Hes.
-Takenll the Blood purifiers,
Take all the DyPepdG and indigestion
cures,
Take all the Ague, Fever, and bilious
peciRes.
Take all tho Brain and Nerve force
,crires.
Tale ali the Graf health rcstotOu.
In abort, take al the best qualities Of all the1e
and the-tst,
Qualities OF all the hest medicine in the world
and you will Gnd that Hop
-Bit,aS have the best curative qualities ent
powers OF all concentrated In lhrin,
And that they viii cure when any or oil
these, Engly or-eoHGiRed. Fail!!!l
"a thorough trial will give positive proof OF this
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per b.: good, SOTO 900 lbl, salc per lb.; light
from coo 10 500 1lg 2,5Sa9c per 10
H1gs-Maiket active. lAf3<c per ID.
aleeg-pull; 2jfaSc per ID.
LaMhs-G Good, market frmi S11EEalc porlb.
C1t1e,-e3 00R6 90 per head
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Poverty and Suffering.

~ was dragged down With debt, poverty and
suffering for years, caused by rick family anc
Large bills for dOCtndng
was completely discouraged, until ono yeai
ago, by the advice OF my pastor, ] commencSi
using Hop Bi,terS, and IN ono month we were ~
vol, aud none OF US have scen S.ck day liloe
and want TO say 10 all poor men you can keeI
your families we'll year with Hop MttcS for lea
than one doctorA visit will cost know IT,"
'''''N' "A NOTTINGHAM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02

This market hAs ruled fairly during the past
week. There has been q full supply Of common
tc1poe, The quotations. range about "a follows;
Caitlt-lxtfe, l,0QQ 70 l,loQ lbs cattle, t{at1fc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02
sun,n.cr gesort.
Mt. LAKE PARK |!
TIE FOURTH SEASON

d This beautiful and healthiul resort has opened
very successfully.
Situated upon the SUMMIT OF TIE ALLIE
GWANY MOUNTAINS the Park presents unsur'
tassed climatic conditions. No malaria. Exelnp-
iiOl from lay fever.
Picturesque suroundingS beautiful location,
grent social, RELIGIOUS AND IStELLECTUAL
ADVANTAtfES. ease Of acc Ss and FapId commu'
nicldon With tie great cities have justified the
hop. Of lbe pfopret0rs that ut Lake Ihrk WOULD
Lo6n Aks H. place among the most favored OF
summer KetOEH.
DtIIya;EaI excursions By rail and mountain road
add to the attractions OF The place.
Boarding. Communications are ample and reason.
able IN p'ivc.
rs-ca5loE BUILDING LOTS are to DO had at
moderate cost.
The Assembly
RtEins AUGUST and clotes AUGUST 10.
The programms includes Wild range Of lectures
and ilitIUctiOn lu special bnnchcs'
The r. 4 o. Rallroad Company Oilers reduced
rates for ths Assembly. Hound "Trip nom Wheel
Ing $40.
The Assembly ConisH Diplomas. aM6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02

Corrected by J. 81. CLouSroa, general grain deal.
or, corner Of Market and South streets.
Grdin-Mheat &c pcr buShel. New State oats
he; old, S0G3!c. Rye 7Oc, nUno Offering. State
corn. on the wharf, sc.
Floar-Fancy patents, (spriug and winter 90 90 70
q; fancy family, white amber amber and winter
S. 10 Dat mRal-mGdIum brand-sS5O per Dbl;
laucy $500. Rye -four 81 %.
AAI Ftal-DFown middiings SIS %; coarse dc
SIS W; bran el0 W: chopped feed IS %.
Hay and SEdtO-FrlIic lOost timothy, nsw, sis 0Oa
Is 70 per TOM no old Offering; prime baled Slb Goa
Is w per ton. and very IIlEe offering. Wheat
straw s. 00ag %; oat Stfaw 1000; very little straw
In market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-09-02

ED-Nonc genuine without a bunch Of green Hofs
m Tho white label. shuu All thu vile, poisonous
stud wish Hop or "HOpA" In their name.