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NAus-ss 10 GARD.
wheeling

wheeling.
The nail market ia active. Nails, tencs
nd brsds - l0d to God, % rs; 30
nd Cd, 81 so; Sd and ID
2 rs; 4d and Sd, So 90; Sd. 70 IS; "a
8 rs Is; : inch, 81 Is; Il inch, o. 90;
! inch, 50 Is; II inch, 50 Is; II inch
3 90. Lining-i inch, IS Is; I inch
8 Is. Tobacco Hhd-l0d 81 Is; Sd
8 90; Cd and I'd, 50 20. Clinch-AD
ICES, 81 90. Slating-5d, 1926; 4d, 1925;
d, 81 90; I'd, s. Is. Finishing inch,
! Is; ii inch, s. rs; 10 inch, 81 so; u to
! inch, "a Is; q inch, "a 90; u inch, 50 Is:
inch and over, g so. Casing and Box.
ng-lod to BOD, % co. Sd, 90 rs; Sd, $3.50;
d, g IS; Sd, 81 Is. Fine Blued-4d,
q 90; Sd, Is rs; I'd, IS 90. Cut Spikes
Nj sizes, 81 so. Boat Sp;kes-All sizes
90 90. Each half keg loo extra.
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steady.
RAiLwAYs-Sales amounted to $685.
600.
SroCEs In the first thirty minu'es after
the opening sales were l0l 100 shares, and
for the first hour $4,000. This did not in
clude large number Of purchases aud sales
of New York Central and Lake Shore, ow-
ing the great excitement that attended the
transactions in these stocks, when prices
were so great that at the opening the stocks
sold at q difference OF as much as
per cent, at the same time during
this activity, which was in excess of anything
seen on the Exchange in many months,
New York Central rose from 943 to 96f.
Lake Shore, which was strong at the open
ing rose from GAG to 674, and st Paul rose
from 76s to 77s. The higher quotations
were in all cases the highest Of the day and
with only two or three exceptions, the high
est prices for the whole list were made dur
ing the first hour. The advance was
aided by European war news
and statements of movement
to settle the railroad troubles. The market
closed heavy, but generally to per cent
above the lowest quotation Of the day.
Final prices are ! TO per cent lower than
last evening. Lake Shore is II per cent
higher this evening than it closed yesterday,
Western Union is up !, Northwestern pre-
ferred /, and Texas Pacific per cent. New
York Central is down {, st. Psul 1, Lscka-
wanna {, Louisville and Nashville A. Pacific
Mail (, and Union Pacific J. Sales, only
35l 1854 shares.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, July 1.-the market has
,een less active because Of an anplesssntly
high temperature, but ve.y good volume
# business is in notion. Dress goods prop
r also fabrics for dress wear, prints ging-
1ams. underwear, Cardigan jackets, fan.
oels, blankets and woolens are being disrib.
.sted in good quantity and daily sales are OF
rood amount. Cotton goods are not active,
mt the demand shows some improvement
a staples but more doing in cotton ftsnnels.
In colored cottons aud specialties Of every
lind an improved feeling not only prevails.
out il reflected in the generally expanding
ceouest for all classes Of goods
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REGISTER!
EITHER
DAILY OR WEEKLY,

Which, under the new Management, shall be sx
y what was stated editorially the morning alter
transfer, viz: Thoroughly and RELIABLY DINO
CRATIC, with no tavon for any person or isctio
within the party to the detrimsnt Of the Who'll
party. When the nominations are made BY th'
cegularly constituted convention Of the party the
he RKsIxTKR willard only then-givs it, IN
qualified support to the nominees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-17
The sunreme Ranch,

ATLANTA, Sept q, tsSL-From experience think
81 & 3 q very valuable remedy for eu'eneouS disea-
ses, and at the same time an invigorating tonic.
JAMES JACKSON, Chief Justice Of Ga.
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CONSUMPTION.

have positive remedy for the above nseesei ~
A. ~ ihousands Of oasss OF the Worsa End aud o.
t-,1 standing have oeen cured. Indeed 80 strong
~ hath IN is efscaey that viii seaP TMO 5OI'
n n FREE, together With VALUAbLsTksAI-
k'@ r DE- 7. 4. sLooUM. ia Pear 81 New York
az-oo
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COTTON.
New York.

Nxw YoRx, July ls.-Cotton-Quiet;
middHpe uplsnds IOsc; Orleans 10 SIS,
futures closed firm; July loose; August
l0.05c; September $3.50; October > !3ci
November 9 6ac; December 8 eoci Jan
nary 9 Tic; Fabrusry s.S7c; March s.s7c;
April 1907; May l0.l7.
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Manhood Restored,

Uamedy Free. victim OF youthful impru-
d.n<D causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility,
fozf Manhood, &C., having tried In vain every
knoen remedy, has discovered simple means Of
-sI{.rrre which he will send FHEE to his fellow
n r.srers. Address, J. II. REEVES, q Chatham
Sod New York.
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NhatiS Cata'Ih?

II il a disease OF the,
q ucous membrance
generally originating
q the nsssl pas ares Il
uAiniaining It's strong
lold IN the head. Prom
his point 10 sends forth
poisonous virus along
he membTaneous lin.
mss snd through the
digestive organs, cor
Uptipg the blood and
reducing other tred-
,Icsorne and dangerous
gnptoms
Cream Balm has
aimed an enyiable rep
ttatiOn h eTeTer
Known, displzcing all
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AT CHARLESTON

The RKsnTzR Will continue to give the news ens
lating from the CAPITAL sfter the removal
Charleston Just the heretofore, % that even
dtissn wishing TO know what II transpiring at thf
sRLr OF GOVERNMENT must continue 10 take thu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-17

xTPNY0 Lennex, Blmpson&Cs
WAsHmQEOA, ID. O,
MRWtOLAWVKRs. irnsriy sxAs
u IN ths pxtsnl OAss; sinos, ATT0kHHI
- fhas iAoeo es.ss. psaxase ehsst Nd
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1 Per Cent.-aovernmsnts Quiet
and Steady-Stocks Active-Flour Duh
and Unchanged-Wheat Lower,
NEW YoRK, July l6.-Money easy at l
per cent; prime mercantile paper 495 per
cent. Foreign exchange quiet at 1910
ass.
GovERSNENTs-Quiet and strong, es-
,an.ally 10
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
N ExPLANArIOs or RxYxzxNcH MAKxs: sDaily.
fsunday sxceFted Monday excepted Wheeling
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All trains daily except sunday.
Trains leaving Bridgeport at 6:12a m. Is: 81 city
rue) arrive at Chicago ut $50 p m. same day.
Trains leave Cleveland for Wheeling nj 90 q. m,
s;O5 D. m, arriving at 2;+S p. m. and $50, p. 10.
j. q. rOMLIS5OS,
. Passenger Agent, Wheeli ng, ". Va
K A. FORU,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, PitAburg, Pa.
VIM A. BALDWIN, Manager.
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4 PRIZE !!E!: !: :; :: !: 3: {: :; s: ]:
ans svsh sAs SsfNU shssls1dy sue ~
EUB GO. AnEEaA8 -
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on 9unDAYA
Leave the City ut q N. and run every hour anul
Leave Wheeling Park So n. and run every hour
,ntiI 10 n, IN, c. HIRSCH, supt.
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n H. q Railroad,

b Il. q. Railroad
Leave Bellaire at II 80 p. m. for Summarized.
Leave Bellaire at 9:l0A N. for somerneld anu
GAINESVILLE.
Leave BellaIre at 4:So p m. for Wood,held.
Arrive at Bellaire, s:25 g. m, n:oo g. m. and
A:0Op pm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-17

Ts TIE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO COUN rY,
i IN the state Of West Virginia, In the matter
Of the probate Of the last win Of Betsy savey, late
ne Object Of the petition fled In the above INST
ter In said court on the 18Th day Of June, 4. ID.
tsss. d 10 have admitted TO psobste and record .
paper writing purporting 70 b the last VII asd ~
lament Of Be<sey savsry, late q sa'd county, o.
csssed, dated the I'd day Of February, A. d. l8s
A. Der true last Will and testsueut; and II sppanng
frou an AFFIDAVIT fled in aid mstter that kutJ
Gales and DzHisl Gales. her husband, Juiiste
Isstman and William Eastnan, her hu.esns'
ChaIlss spyder. StorEs Pnyda md WiDha Ban-
er psrsons interested In such prooattng ers non-rW
dents Of this Stale, Il 10 ordered thst tbey % sY
ptzr NJ my once, In The city Of Wheeiing, u ntd
aoupty md State, vithin one month af,sI the dsss
a The srst ublcafiou Al this order and do shaf b
ntcs,sary. 70 protect their interest In the shove
matter. ] shsD proceed TO hear and determine NE
motion for such probate at my mid once, on the
slst DAY Of July, a. d. lssf ut 10 o'eioek n nm
les such bearing ID then continued Tor 5000 e.nse
Published the hrst time June %. 1855.
Witntss ny hand this 18th day o. yuns, 4. d.
ise' GEORGE HOOK,
ueTi Of TIE County oeurt Of ohio County, stsis o.
R.G aIsT Attorney for rstitiones. tnsossyt
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
u (oPERkTISG)
CLEVELAND 4 PIrTsBURG Il T.
Condensed timetable Of PASSENGER trains correct.
cd TO MAY a, lSS5-Central Standard Time.
VAST AND soRTH TO PrrrsnTRs AND cLxvELAsp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-17

All truius lGzly E0s omAg.
PuIlnan's Paiscs DnslAg Reea NJ oespl1goD
hilsSe,phia aol Hev YET We1 70 Csas1So,
isdnnssl LssivalA chaaes. IsAnapsib -
4 Louis.
fa ihr..ss t.s.ss ssge 60 sss,ss =
A. 70 JHO q. TONIlu6OH, Tsshst ASsas = -
5srdis station, ioo1 = Rsvssth arsx - q O.
fIcksf ens, gnd9 MsTnn Heues yheeitnG
yAME9 UoyBGA,
MsnsQr, CsauDb0. OA4e
3 L pDRD,
901 In ~ Haha ASnt. Ri1aspA n
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE, CORRECTED TO JULY {, lss,
Tryins leave Pan Handle Station. fo Of EIsv
18th street, near public landing, - follow Csn-
,rAl standard TIms-vhioh II IS minutes slovU
han Whssling time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-17

loss p m. train through TO Cincinnati without
hange, with sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
zanesvtlls Aoooanodxnsn leaves wheeling o.
1:S n. and $50 p. m, BeliAirs a' $40 n
Moundsyills AooonnS1aksca lssv0 WheslipS q
IS A. u. and arrives u heundsvills q MAS p l.,
daily except Sunday.
&annington Aoceumedstisn leaves ct t;ie 7. =.
Through eoseh hon whss,i.s . Cincinnati daily
on MOI, leaving Wheeling 81 s;ls Az, azrrivias q
Cincinnati ct $50 ?. =.
B. 4 o. sleeplns an on Ill shroaSA 6stlA
Coss connection maas ipr I'll point 6oatA end
Southwest NORTH and Northwest, making tAh de-
slrable route for eolonish md Psoas usvtng - -
great vsst, and 70 WHOM particular ssssaasa
Ticket, 10 all principal points On III q dspst
Sleeping car socomAodataons can - secured ~ D.
80 T.G BURKE
Ticket Agent B. 4 o. Depot
JOHN BAIllE,
Ticket Agent, under Mcclure HOUSE
JOHN T. LANE 1rav Passenger Agent
{. K. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent
r T. DEyRIES, General Agent, Wheeling.
WHEELING ANB PITTSBURGH DIvMIos.
On and after June 2Ist 1855, passenger trains viii
nm ~ follows, whssling tina:
pRAzruRu
FOR Pittsbursh-,+o .. m, daily; SIS p. N.
daily; $40 p. m and 7:<s 3 m, daily sIosp' Bun
For wmhington-s;o6 p. n, daily s,ospt Sunday.
AHuvALA
From Pitssburrh-s .os m, daily; II .oI O. m. and
% > n; daily ..osp. Sunday; iS:is p n. ds.ly.
"'' w." G. K. LOID, General ra.snsu Agent
B. DUNHAM, General Manager.
1T. LANE, Travelling Agent, Wheeling.
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NJ Kpi0AE
Il QUESTION: ABOUT
.Br0zvn'S Iron
BstteTs
aJnYyJrn
ANSWERED.

Tho question has probably bssn asked thousands
fhng.s' Wen. II coesnt But Il does cure any diseAsS
for which reputable physician would prescribe IR0N
PhyaciAns recognize tron - The best restorative
agent known 70 The profeasiou- and inquiry OF any
leading chemical hrm VII suhstantsts The assertion
that there are more Preparations u iron than Of any
other substance nsea in medicine This shows con-
elusively that IRON h Acknosledged 70 DO the most
important factor in successful medical prACtica -
hosever sremArkkha fact that prior TO the dlscoy-
eryof b RlsWN,S IRON BITTERS no perfect
Unsatisfactory iron combination hsd ever been found
BROWNS IRON BlTTERSsssSssss s sSS ta;a.:
hsadlehe, or produce oonstipStion-all other iron
medicines do. BROWNS IRON BITrERS
cures indigestion, Biliousness, Weakness,
Dyspepsia, Mnlaria, Chills and Fevers,
Tired FeelinH, General Debility, Pain in The
side, Back or Limbs, Headache and Neural
Eia-fOr II these ailments Iron b prescribed daily.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS he, SSs :GSs f iS :
minute. Like Al other thorough medicines. it acts
slowly. When taken By the first symptom Of
benefit = renewed energy The muscles then become
nrmer the digestion improves the bowels active.
In women thu eject IS usually more rapid and marked
fhe eyes begin At once 60 brighten the skin clears
up; hnfthy color comes 20 thu cheeks; nervousness
dtsappears; functional arrangements become regu-
~ supplied for the child Remembsr Browns Iroa
bitters u the ONLY iron msdicins that h not in
Jurio0s, Physieiass asi BrsSyists recommend u
fhs Genuine has Trade Mark and crus-ed red hnss
on wrapper TAKE No OTHER.
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,ther preTsrstions A particle l. applied into each
aostrii relieves pain at once 10 agreeable TO use.
u Cleanses the head. Alnys Inhamms-
don. Heals the Sores. Restores the sense
Of Taste, Smell, Hearing. Thorough
Treatment VIII Cure. Not . Liquid, or
snuf. Apply into sostrils.
Prics 50 cts. at drusgsh or By mil Send for cir
cuisr. ELY BROTHERS,
iys Druggists, 0rego, y. 7.
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TUFTS hair dye,

GRAY HAIR or WHISPERS changed TO
GLOSSY BLACK by O single application OF
this DYE. IL imparts q natural color, acts
simultaneously Sold by Druggists, Or
sent by express on receipt Of o1s =
ofSico, - Murray St, New Yorks
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-28

,y;dov ~ wilton Conn. saws
~. never intends 10 marry again. She
u IoI
NJ. p.t,; having sung NJ out Of
49, assh a. manv seasons now pro-
o"' 80" 10, ~ ,,,s~,y ire articles To tell
- hor !" ~ "a ;t[N y Herald.
n -" -, ~. .aa. pocto.
MT. pla'nc M I'.'. ;,,s. - c.orre-
o. laws " nc .n'''is.y has hesr
town' ana tne saino ILL., Uaar ~ -
1 49, ~ "l, 49, $500 =
'o"n .o" ~ ~, =. ax;,;n.,or ~
anes - n a''.. - pes,ar New
cheap p1soage ao,.n;a !. 10, L now
iofk anu In'auelpn'a :" IT. 70 heen
eign.y-Icur yenas - Ri. Rossc,, posf.
u''ing Dos'on iee"'s a
Lucy Larcom recently iectureo -
her native town, Lowell Mass. on ne
life aud the life OF all mil g'ris tnL'y
and forty years ago. when she workeo
twelve hours day. and edited tne Up
srai.ces "dga1"'s = NJ
'o"' - ANA. 49,,
-witnin year .no sl',.n 1850 -
has become very PoPusI 80.
Literature N Engianu' AmeS-u ~
isners mads fortunes ~ ~ P.' ;Ia.e =
such editions long oe'oIo ~ 'asJ ps NJ
CURED 70 dneir Hngi'Sn oic'n'oH
1telphsa fress'
Mr.. Erastus Brooks says tnat -
has seen one hundred ana twenty vs.ly
newspapers established - New .Ik
ana OF tnese only slA a. no~ az 40 90
ence. ne os.inaIs snss g.. -
mas oeen sum u 49, svsrr $3.50 cSher
uany newsPaPe anu 80 800 -! -rr
college grad"a'e 'linAs - 90 -.
newspaper.
The following are the ages - .ne
various Presidents a. tne ume u suon
inauguration: washington. %. Aoas
Cd, 81; Jenerson' o.; Maalson; ~
Monroe, %; Adams T.. ~ o.; sac "a.
son, 81; Van buren, o.; HARRISON r vo'
Tyler, o.; FOLK - ay,oL; -, cx.
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The Use Of IL Inducive to Dyspepsls and
Kindred Eviis
In this country there il much poor
and sour bread, resulting in part from
: want Of knowledge Of the chemical
principles. and also from our hot haste.
not having time to look after the dough.
In Europe 1t is not so, but there the
dough Is not allowed to ferment too
much, and OF course soda Is not used
They laugh at us for our use of it. as
unnecessary. Now ii should be known
that the range Of fermentation is from
so to 90 degrees Fab. or the best
temperature tor it while It is arrested
below about IS degrees and when II
rises to 1870. 2l2 being the boiling point
The putrefactive fermentation Qot-
ting) is from so degrees 10 100; Is slow
at 50. moderate ut 80, rapid AT ~, and
very much so at 30, and utterly stops
at 1876.
1t should be remembered that il Is
utterly impossible to have sweet and
GOOD bread II the dough is soured by
too great degree of fermentation.
It is true that the sourne Of the dough
may be neutralized by soda or any
alkali (the bakers sometimes use am
monia), but that does not make sweet
and nutritious bread. Since the fer
incentive or raising" process Is one Of
destruction, consuming the starch, dis
solving the gluten and materially vast
ing the nourishment Of the grain. just
as certainly. therefore, as this process
proceeds beyond the first stage, enter
! ing the aceious. some OF the best cle'
ments Of nutrition. the sweetness are
forever destroyed. and all the alkalies
| Of commerce can not restore them. II
! we eat such bread, we are liable to be
come dyspeptics, while its use in thu
| family will naturally make the children
of various ages-alike sour. It i
economy, therefore. to bury such dough
or give II 10 the swine or fowls, unless
we have much sympathy for them
This will be less wasteful than to eat II
provided we are careful to avoid tn
repetition - by due care. We ma.
avoid sour bread. as we do scorches
steak by care. - Dr.. j. II. HanGford
in Golden Rule.
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-.It was terrible accident He
never will be able to talk again.
..Why not? He only lost his arms.
eyes. but he can't talk with his toes.
and he's deaf and dumb. N r
Graphic.
Fine Facilities for Observation:
.sCan Won tel the difference between
an egg and cabbager" asked young
Mr.. BADGER. II can" responded M
Ranter; II have been on the stage foe
ten years. "-Puck.
The morphine habit, it Is said. viii
cause the hair to drop Of Ladies who
are addicted to this habit should take
the precaution to pin their hair on %.
curely before starting out for prone
made. A few extra hairpins will defy
the opium habit. -NorrsstoUn Herald.
More aggressive than usual: Agnes
Mamma told you that you were NOS
TO 90 to Bcssy's house SALLY know
she did. but | couldn't help Il Agnes
-Couldn't help it-why? Sally-Be-
cause--bc-cause- Satan tempted me.
Arnes-Then YOU should have put
Satan behind you. Sally did-but--
he pushed me. Life.
Soon told
Little boy,
Parents Joy,
Took the cello
Paregoric.
Doctors came
without number.
Boy died game
Chicago Tribune
Young reatherly at late hour)s
Really. Miss Clara, It's very annoying.
but / had Il on the tip Of my tongue
but moment ago was about to say
to say er singular. but i seems TO
have escaped me" Miss Clara (com-
ing to his assistance) Possibly you
were about to say Goodnight" ME-
Featherly.-N n Sam
They were walking on the beach.
| and as Claude held her little hand ne
murmurcd: II love to be with you.
Claribcl; 1t seems 50 bright and l feel
a. much freshcr." .sDo you, dearP
should not think that possible. And
then he dropped her hand and turned
sadly away. his signs keeping time to
the surges as they 1ashed themselves to
foam on the pebbly beach. Boston
Post.
Pretty cousin Ito young doctor)--
so you are full-hcdgcd doctor, are
you, TomP' Young doctor" Yes;
rot NV diploma last week" Pretty
cousin. Have you any specialtyg''
Young doctor Yes; shall make chill
drcn's diseases speciality" Pretty
cousin" All. YES, I see; and as you
gain experience in your profession YOU
will be able 10 attend older people
That's right Tom; begin at the bottor
and work your way up.'-Draks''
Nogozims
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with a terror OF she knew not what. she
sped down the hill with Snap. just -
the day. fair and smiling. peeped over
the hills.
.she's alvin p called feeble voice
from the water.
Not a word in answer said Miss Jane.
but she marched straight into the brook.
and. taking Jack in her arms. put him
on the ground.
II couldn't hold much longer" said
he, and dropped at her feet
Two or three days afterward the
minister came round TO ask il Jack
would be ready to 90 back with the
other children. No" said Miss Jane.
abruptly: II can't let him 20. and
Calista, she wants him. an wei keep
him spell longer. guess. BY what
he tells about his aunt he lives with,
there won't be any trouble there. {"
ssBless the Lord. sister, sad the
minister. earnestly. He had heard the
story OF Mad Brook
This spring Miss Jane, with beam
ing face, put down her name for four
children TO spend two weeks with her:
Jack and CaIista will enjoy it," said
she, alphabetically.
..How about Snap" laughed the
minister.
There, amt he the KNOWN est little
thing you ever SAW" exclaimed Miss
Jane. with enthusiasm. and the minis
ter assented; and she walked home
murmuring: What mess o. vittle'
you'd "a upset. Jane Sewall. II thu
Lord had let YOU had your own way
Annie M Ls5by. IN Christian Union
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1885-08-28

How Letters and business Correspondepcc
Are DistrIbuted in the Celestial EN-
plre.
But as regards letters. considerable
proportion Of the 4o0.0o0.OO0 G inamen
do occasionally exchange letters those
who can not write for themselves
hiring scribes to do 50. These letters
are consigned to firms which have
houses in all the large towns, where
letters are forwarded to distant ports,
to be distributed by special agents, who
generally collect the postage from the
receiver. There was certainly some
thing comic in the fact that when China
was no longer able 70 exclude foreign
ers from Pekin, our British postal ar.
ranvcmcnts were no sooner established
than some Of the Imperial officials came
70 ask Sir Frederick Bruce to forward
certain State documents for them be-
tween pckin and Canton. On the death
Of the Emperor Hien-fung, which oc-
Cured lust Mt that time. iutimation
thereof was sent from his country pal
ace "a distance OF 600 H. which b up
ward Of 200 miles) in twenty-four hours,
which is the highest speed attainable
in China. But the placid Celestials, to
whom hurry appears form Of vulgar
impatience, and to whom telegraphs
Are An abomination. ere content that
All ordinary communications should be
conveyed either by slow padding pol.
ing boats, or else by footrunners. whose
| high sounding title Of the Thousand
mile horse" does not quicken thcil
pace beyond about twelve miles In TWEEN
| ty-four hours They carry paper Ian
| tern and paper umbrella, and theil
| letter bag Il secured on their back BY
| cloth knottcd across the chest. -- Cas-
| sells Family Magazine.
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For scurrilous article against the
Hungarian Parliament, published In :
comic newspaper Of Agram, Austria.
the Sconrge. the editor. NJ. lima, has
boon sentenced to two years imrrison-
mcnt with two fasting days per
month. The publisher was sentenced
70 ten months Incarceration
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A NOVELETTE,.

- Rtorus
A sacred aisle.
An angelic smile
a marriage:
A vow for life,
"A happy wife.
A carriage.
CHApTER III.
A mothers tears.
a fathers encers;
"forget herr
A postmnns knock,
A dreaded shock:
A letter.
A new. found son.
Two parents won:
a dowerl
"A little cad
Their nephew-ead
And sour.
cHAPrER ~.
y baby-boy.
Mas precious Joy.
Is sleeping.
A little girl,
Pas pricelees pearl
j. peepiug.
A happy pair
! Upon one chair
ConversIug;
While RrAndpapa
And grandmam ma
Are nursing!
-C0mbevs' Journal.
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cuApsuR I.
A seconds touch
Or hands-not much /;
Hut listen;
A maiden sighS
And see. her eyes.
Thsy kii>tent
IA thrllling dance.
~ killing glance.
"A oopture;
4 o<10v v Mlore,
In pledge OF love-
u rapturcl
a twilight shade.
W6nre plans nroInade
DeIlRbtful!
a foud embrace:
A prying face
How spitefuil
A1wiftkoood.bye,
stlfled e1Rh:
w. Coojeoturo.
"A mothers room.
a daughters GioOm:
"A IU<<9 An -
cAr4sslsr.
a hurried night
A darksomc night
That covers;
A heartfelt prayer.
Brcathed by q poir
HOf lovers.