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would have been, whose character
ranks so high as does Mr.. Potter's.
The Cornet Band and very large
number of the citizens greeted the St.
Paul Jobbers as their special excur
sion train slowed up at Wadena, Mon
day evening. The first note of welcome
was sounded by the band playing one
of their best pieces with great spirit.
A fine selection played by the Great
Western Band, which accompanies
the excursion, was eagerly listened to.
A brief and spicy address welcoming
the travellers to the land of Canaan
was next delivered:b by Mr.. Whitney,
in the hearty manner which always
distinguishes his remarks. G. w
Hackett, President of the Jobbers I'm.
ion, and w. P. Murray, St. Paul's City
Attorney, made short speeches in re-
ply and were. loudly appdlaued. After
more music by the Great Western
Band, the train moved on amid cheers
for the Jobbers and Wadena, and a
tiger for everybody else; the Wadena
Cornet Band playing closing piece in
4 more than usually excellent manner,
The excursion train was composed IF
ten coaches all gaily decked with
flags. The trip will consume ten days,
Butte City, Montana, being the turn
ing point. The object of the excursion
is principally to familiarize the people
along their route: with the Jobber's
Union and to make the Jobbers
better acquainted with the people and
country from which most: Of their
trade is drawn. sxch acquaintance
cannot fail to. have "A beneficial
influence for both: ! e.. =.
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VIVA
shows what this country can do in rails.
ing grass. We shall be pleased to re-
ceive good samples Of any grain OF
vegetables, for exhibition in our Office,
One of the most ENJOYABLE parties of
the season was that of the ice cream
social given at Mrs. Potter's, by the
ladies' of the Dorcas Society, Friday
evening. The ice cream was A No.
and was cool and refreshing on the
evening of such a warm day. After
every one had INDUCED in dish of ice
cream a little social hop was suggest.
ed by some one and was soon carried
into effect. Harry Presson was soon
present with his violin and party of
four was dispatched after an organ who
very soon returned with the ,instru.
ment desired. If it had been yellow
legged chickens that had been wanted
the party would, no doubt, have been
equally successful, for we understand
that Capt, Irwin had command of the
squad. The necessary instruments now
being present and the dining room
and Office cleared, the dance was COM
menced. Mrs. Prcssoa presided at the
organ and Harry welded the bow. TO
say that the dance was an enjoyable
one would be putting it in mild terms;
it was immense. The dance was COIL
tinued until about II O'Clock when all
adjourned to their several homes, feel
ing happy, especially the ladies of the
Dorcas Society for the sale of ice
cream had been good.
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1t appears that there was not a
quorum present at the fair meeting
Tuesday evening and nothing was &C
complis he'd, so it has been decided to
m IKE the attempt once more, and to-
morrow (Friday) evening has been
designated; as the time for holding
such meeting, in Light Guard Hall.
Please do not forget the date, Friday
evening, July 3lst, (paste it in your
hat) as the previous one was forgotten;
and be present.
w. R. Baumbach, the genial presi-
dent of the Wadena Exchange Bank,
who has been suffering for sometime
past from . very severe attack of
Malarial fever, under the treatment of
DR., L. W. Babcock, is now rapidly i'm
proving. He was down town Satur.
day for the first time since he return
ed from his trip to the Hot Springs in
Arkansas, June Goth. His many
friends are pleased to see him Oh the
streets again.
Miss Tina Glass closed i successful
term of school in the England Prairi-
school house last Thursday, and OH
Friday school picnic was given in
Paddock's grove, Those who attend
ed report All excellent time. One of
the most interesting features Of the
days sport was the march and drill
of the boys of the school with their
wo )den guns which had been made for
t.,at occasion. They presented quitea
military appearance,
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The Widows Wit

E4ehdHge'
A dashing Washington widow, who had
received marked attention from 3 very
popular and gallant physician, found her.
self suddenly deserted, Her Esculapiusr
aged 50, was completely enthralled oy q
beauty Of is, and Christmas morning the
wedding took place with all due pnmP.
WormW ood for the widow She swallow.
ed It bravely, wore an undauuted front,
and was among the first TO offer hurried
congratulations 10 the happy pair. The
conversation turned upon Christmas gifts,
and the bride said, laughing gsyiy: "And
my wedding presents were sent Just be:
fore Christmas, SO Christmas morning l
had not single gift" An! my dear, that
10 cruel; you had me- said the BRIDE
groom, leproachfully. Before, the pretty
bride could answer, tie widows eyes grew
dang ors. and, swinging slowly her large
fan, she mumured; Surely my dear Mrs.
X, you should he more than satisfied, for
YOU know antiquities are all the rage" "
in the awful silence following, the widow
rose, carefully arranged her dfaperics, and
bowed her adieu in stately serenity. DR..
y. and his bride never returned her call.
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| EtcuIiyt.
Live stock are to be Cur especial waLCh
and care lof the coming four months At
le ut We need 20 winter them as eCOuon'
ical!y ~ po.Bb'P, yet have them all the
time gaining No animal is profitable at
stan6etill Stock vintercd on the warm
est side Of n coin.s:acE, and coming out
"spring.roor," are in no condition to make
good returns during the summer. At this
season. look especially 10 the comfortable.
ne+a Of their quarters, thai they may be
easily cleaned, warm, and well.aired when
needed. Alterations that will facilitate
fodGerirc, littering, and clearing out,
should re planned and carried out at once.
Tight board walls, or any others, are Il
mucn cheaper source CT warmth than
much feeding, so far AZ neat cattle, horses
in uFe, pigs, ard poultry are concerned.
Horses aud sheep with comfortable shel.
ter, out OF the rain, and well rooted, will
bear any degree OF cold they are likely 10
be sui jcCt 10, il they have enough to eat,
and the question OF economy depends on
the price oi hay and corn, and Of hen!ock
boards. Food consumed merely TO main
tain animal heat, deduCtiHg the value CT
the resulting manure, is dead !oss
Bsevss, sheep, and pigs gsin very rapidly
II well led this moUth. The bfacing air
shurpcus Gppetltcs, and the variety a rich
feed is greater now than at any other tine
Of the year TEey should be crowded,
but not oycr-fed.
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American WOr,hipprr> q the Cvh':"n Idol.
The free traders are wise in their gcner-
alton. They appreciate the value OF cdu'
eating thepubllc in their schooloi thought
they know that printers ink is the cheap
est and best means Q! communication and
they understand the value Of organization.
All this they are doing, and mere Of it
they intend to do, in the hope that this
country will turn to them las England
came to the support Of Golden and
Bright" This they gave out at their
National Conference in Chicago, and they
did not hesitate 10 advertise their desire
for money TO cary on the work.
When protectionists speak oim)noy ior
the advancement OF their cause, free
traders become eloquent abou! subsidizing
the press and buying Legislators. On their
own side, and Tor tins sacred purpose Of
putting American labor en- an equality
with foreign labor, the usa Of money is re-
garded as legitimate and pra.seworthy.
The reference to Golden, bis work in
England and the national policy 0! that
country shows the OoGd Of sympathy be-
tween she free traders Of the United States
and those Of England. Being impressed
with CObdsus notions, taking it for
granted that hiB theories are beneficial to
Eng.and-which is not unanimously con
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Ghe Gn&el6gstrfer>
wHEEIrxC, ", Va, NovHunEHiS, 1883.


1hH ihhliC otSi'H'
This year the annual meeting being the
thirteenth) Of the American Public Health
Association, Of which DR.. James E Reeves,
Of this city, is President, will ba held in
Washington. The sessions begin on De-
cember aud las! four days
From small beginning this ass, rotation
has grown until in membership, influence
and usefulness it has become thoroughly
national, ranking with the bes; OF its kind
in the world. Naturally directed in the
main by gentlemen Of the medical pro-
fession, It's active membership includes
sanitarians generally; while its associate
members include a large number OF per-
cons net Of the learned professions, whose
interest in this practical department OF
science ha, led them into utilization with
the Representative association.
Some idea Of the scCp4 Of the associa-
TONS WORK will be obt,inei from the
topics proposed IoT DISCUSSION. Among
the subjects announced BY thu Executive
COMMITTEES are. The Proper Organization
Of Health Roudt ,Ad Local Sanitary Ser
vice.; and "ReeeAI sanitary Experiences
in Councillor Nth the tx fusion and
Suppression Of EpIdemis Diseases" In
the lat Of papeEto BE- read sTG"The Ger
man System OF Physical !rsiNing," by Dr.
Z. NJ. usrtw.!l, Of JShn; Hopkins Uni.
versi.y; "Ihe Debit aus &edit Account
of the rlynouth Epidemic by DR.. Berj,
Lee, Secretary Pennsylvania State Board
OF Health; "ExpeIisnseS in DNjntec;inR
Sewers; "Ths MruI Of HoS Cholera"
"Hygicne OF thu h~slhnS" Tia Proper
Disposal oft DEAD; rn< Lsyman in
Sanitation" "CsrslENNaI IA" Cause oil
Disease" sum of = 500 is - b. award
ed as first AMI second PrzG' Ter papers OF
the folIowins sObisc,1: Healthy Homes
and Fools for the Working Glasses ;
"TheSani'ary NeccsI;t.tits and Conditions
OF Srhool.HJuIe5 nnl S.hGOl-L:ie"; dis.
infection and IGdividual PfoPhylaxis
against Infectious Diseases; The Pre-
ventable Causes OF Disease, Injury, and
Death in American Workshops, and the
Best Means and Appliances for Prevent
ing and Avoiding Them" Fiiy-nine
essays have been pre5gn:cdin competition
10: these prizes.
1t will be seen tina: the idea o! the u.s.
ISOLATION is to discuss practical questions
which deal with tho every day lie OF the
people. The meetings are open to the
public, aud by means of the printed re-
ports the proceedings are gwen a still
wider publicity. \ society engaged in 50
good work deserves the encouragement;
OF the public, whose voluntary servant
it is.
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TO THE LADIES.

Ny From, Pieces are old in principle, for
artificial Coverings for the head haze been WOrn
BY hs ladies for many yeart
Me-, becqut. Thdre - improred upon them,
hat lIey are really WOrt Of art hey iCiH
improve he plains't face, also cOrer seni.bGld
or gray hair 20 tUsll, that they cannot be de.
tscttd as an artificial corering.
You are inrited n call.
I,haH be plcaIei TO ItOw you or adjust my
Artistic Front Ptcrs, that yolC may judge Of
The cGtct for yOErGelt.
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scov;'.'s Sar.aparilla, Of Blood and Liver
Syrup, will cure Scrofulous Ta:n!, Ehcu.
mallam, White Swell,ng, Gout, Goitre,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Nervous Debil-
i.y. Malaria, and all diseases arising from
an impure condition OF the blood. Ger
iGcalcs can be presented from many lead.
ing physicians, ministers, and heads Of
families throughout the land, endorsing it
in the highest terms. We are constantly
in cept Of certificates Of cures from the
most reliable sources, and We recommend
it as the best known remedy for the cure
Of the above diseases. IThSiw
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Dentists.
the PERfDMED BALLROOM |


The Atlanta Constitution, speaking o! tic Mys,it
Owls display, RGds:
and graceful lectures Oi this gral tyeIl. As iht
g,Ics,t entered the Opera HuuSg they were greeted
with the raOst delicious OtOh ~ tom freshly
hInOmiaE BID OF a ihousnrt flowers; The air wa
laden y n the sCit, sweet Perfume thri seemed 10
he the very breath Oi the LOitc,S 81 pleasure and
a wOp.ng a. til, glirt!JS Oi the OCCASION. i"un
tain neatly plIC.d, RIs playing al the evening,
The cologne which gave forth lib Perfume. and
the pfa,ticCd senses Of the ladc, ai once detected
what It Wgs. We need hardly a'y hat the fountain
aud tho w. atomic - were dkIFusiug 10 the At
trn.uhnrL Lnn hlnL Of
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It's Tnrdy Action sums Remark About
Jris, wnId-' OmcisI work.
To M Eilyr ufM, his.G0o
sm:-In a copy Of the Hga.sr, which
came here to-day, lad the !Yl!Gwiug
statements inssr:ct concerning IL matter
in which citi2:ns Of the state are vitality
interested, namely:
"CmAmE-ToS, Nov. 3.-JGIses Johnson
and .nyier, Of tbs supreme Court, ar
rived here on the 2l4L oi October, the
tim. set for the regular term Of count bnt
the failure Jl JGGgsa GfgrE UNd HCuIs To
pu. in an appearances has prevented tbs
announcement Of opinions. Judge Ifrrn
arrived Saturday. lie vas detained At
home By serious Illness. Judge WORKS
WAS detained by tn" serious illness OF his
con, Frank WDgas, Of Grafton. II ~
learned that Mr. Frank Woods ia much
irnprUyrd, ! not entirely recovered. II ~
Thought opinions viii be announced to
the court saturday next.
Now, let u los wuriB Ui plain truth be-
here thy spoken. The regular action 0i
tins Supreme Court, vii! vrIy mF.c sad
inrrcaslng docket o! causes before II, isA
matter 81 great interest 10 those over
whom its ntdIctiouiseXtcnGcd lLsccns
from tho foregoing announcement tha! ia
regular routine Of duticS On tn! public be-
half were ~ haze CDmwuaCgd on TIE 2lst
OF October iWt; DU, that, on account Of
the absence u! tnD tED members aIyritrd
10, ita business VA stayed, and tgaprHd.
cd up N the present dAIo. For tina crssa-
ton and interruption Of public Dusln"ss
on the part II these eminent functions.
Ties. the il.ue.g Di one, and that Of q Bul
Of u" other, ii alluded 10 IN q manner
and vita pathDs deserving ourHympl.
thieB II not mgTdyan Apologize sublar.
iugc. Judge Green, II Bcem1, has finally
arrived q. nls post 0i duty, and AZ your
TGairR will not prove !DrguilI Of the 10.
CeptiJn Of those IAbgwn IN the parable,
who CONS IN NJ tao eleventh hour, u II
requested By tue wHturOi these COmmclta
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LAZELLE NAUNT,I
IL House,
wheeling, 1ath November
d SEE HER.
FACTS.

iIt Few ladies realize 70 what dISAdvip 'ARe
they Apnear by not studying IN Artistic nLuge-
ment o! the CoifuTe.
% The LhApc Of The he'd Il rsrely considered
Usually the hair 10 arranged without reference 10
the prOale, which Is 10 An artist one Of the main
points.
81 -AADIHR vLUST realizing her bu'lneSs 70
he Que OF AT, has made It a thorough study, and
with the assistance Of her Artistic Hair Work, can
MAKE attractive the plIinest iAcs a. tett.hed 10 by
hrndrrdB Of her ErEiciul patrons.
lIh MADAME WAISTS 'front.' Pieces are var
fantCd Manual HGyy Fair, And the Reasonable
Price charged for strictly First Quality, places
them within the reach Of all.
9Th MADAME vAuST Original Designer.
f,h.-We do not Cory
Sth - ir!ctlT Fir,tQuGlity Goods.
9th Hest worknRMh'p.
10Th Promptly Executed.
llih Warranted.
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AruLKrIc rports may now be said to
form part Of the course Of educa.
ton in all schools and colleges.
There is dagger, however, that
they may sometimes be INDUCED in to
hmtiul degree, and experienced athletes
always countcrsct the effects OF severe
training by thorough applications Of St.
Jacobs Oil. This tbrengtheHs the muscles
and makes the limbs firm and elastic.
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m article Of Southern manufacture that ha'
promptly won liz way iuiO wide sIFsad popularity.
This Cologne . Of the finest quality, lasting Ani
tlrIiClsuS. and ~ esteemed article on the toilet
table Of all tina: have used Il. The quick and del
icntc sense Of III" Mystic owls Il, UGcC cIsCoycr'
Isl llE merits, and they had no happier cnuCcit TO
ofrrr tlr!r guests tnan these fountain !ut UI de.
ngEliu! perfume. The iIiT GsHCcn who found No
gfGetlI tuir,khnr last evening val please tnrEl'
selves srd honor their cUtrryInrB by keeping w
II" .r.SE,lOU throughout the tNcivc'IDaih r!
rrrrrg Of this FrliFuiIul Sguri EWlH VIVA
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/ WAS troubled with Chronic Catarrh
and gAthnFin. in my head, was very deaf
at times, had discharges from my ears,
and VAS unable to breathe through my
nose. Before the second bottle OF Ely's
Cream Balm was exhausted | was cured
and to day enjoy sound health. c. J. Cor
hin. g22 Chestnut street, Field Manager,
Philadelphia IubHorac, IA. Sec adv';.
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.TRuSTEE's SALE OF FURNITURE

i FACTOK..
Nv win, VI Rcci Of Tr'!S' ma 10 hy tie RIVER
Iidr FU!ui;ur. Comp 70 nc rs ttls'ee, dated on
3Ist day III JHuutry, IS . sud = corded ~ Died OF
TFu,t BOOK NJ" Is, page. TO- TO 81, IN the Once Of
the Clerk Of the County rurt Of ohio tnnniy
West Nirglu'A. | Nil o Cr for shin Of gnh!iC Ruc
ton on SATURD ~. pECE +BER - 1855, at 10
o'clnrN A. H. a. The lruht doc: Of he t'uu't rouse
o. ohio cGuaty, IN Whtc iIg, v. Va. thu following
property:
LOIS EN IS, 70. 20 und 81 In he Filth wR'd, aud
being h. lGcHiIUUI 10 ri cry aid u iuln lots
bT Jrliu sgC Nli william Chap.iur, situated on
tho eat SIDE Of WAv.fstrtct, hsIwe,H Nv EWLTs,
aud Nv uly seCOpd ec!S % the Giy Il Wheel.
ine on which Is erected i,"T s;Orv iil!cE FI5i l.
turc Factory and a four EIOy b!i k warChCu'e
ne fact ~ contains yalU.llc IN ChiWry. com
plse snd 10 ruuniug OideT- th+ siIne being coEi'
pArLtlv y Ur%.
Terms UE sALE-Orn ;hlrl Of n, purchase
monty, CT ES much N 70 RS tue lu'chst"r nsy
lee. T. IEy IN CIsh, IA Il tuc bsl,l. In IErrr
Cpu,l annual iIAisl ncn;S, with !nicc,i from cate
Of s1i. to be- sCcuTCd by deed Of truFt on III"
prorcFly pun hR' ed, win nsufcnCc On the build
isgs Ih'r,UH to NJ amount cqpa! 10 l.e deGueI
puy mrniS.
f'c ii!.r to the property I. thngShI :rbe perfect
selling hlwr.cr ~ 'TUs 80 Ill col veg Only tuch
title ~ 1, voted IN ne lv sa.G deed u, trust
:. T.. HlLDskIll. T'ITt2r
WUETIlSG Nov r. s. nOl3 n dC3iH
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"DR. PITlolD's German B.tters" is one
OF the hCU; medicines that | have ev'r
prescribed tor Loss Of Appetite and Indi-
gestion ard General Debility. and cheer
ilNy recommend /. 10 the Medical Pro-
iession and to the Public.
F. HENEN MATmEu, VI. D.,
v,g E4Itiiuorp. Md.
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Az exchange Saye: There are more puns
made on Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup, free Of
charge, than are paid for by the owners.
A good thing deserves the notice OF tho
nrpea
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ROGERt-wO- H-On IhuR lay. November y,
lsSi, ~ OclOcE -. by Rev eco. t. Hltr. NJ the
residence OF the brides parents, Nr: WllllAN u.
RoGEAs and Mo Macy 4. WOaK Both OF this city.
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6ro. z. Stifrl s. Go.
GEO, {, STIFEL
81 CO.
CIOakS :!
CIOakS!
CIOakS !

Wca are now prepared to show
the most complete and carefully
selected stock to be found in
this city, consisting Of the latest
styles and novelties in
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IoEve wh yImgEl s 4. ~. and run every hour
upul TPs
Leave Wheeling Park Ut . A. NJ, rnd run every
hour unill lUrM
The Church uUln" will leave cch terminus at
l2lOTN. q. IlIk4CII,
VS. Superintendent,
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A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ATHhIS-- FIrI.SGriDE OE REFERVSCg NlEEs
6paIly. isuuday excepted. IHvutGy excepted
Wheeling 7 lac.
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MADAME LAZELLE YAUNT, nos Chestnut Street. PHILADELPHIA. Pa
heaNE No WNRR NCvemlr
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FARM FOR SALE.

THREE VEINS or COAL,
All Of which can 10 mined from tho south linz. II
Cunt'OIs the approach To The cod lands IN Belmont
Wogcc Turnpike aud the lHllnlrr 2Euu.yilIr lad
Cincinnati iUIlfu1d nluE through she iEm, The
Ohio Valley kAiiIud Is GRADED a. villain short
distanrr NJ my north inr, but no TiFht NJ way has
~ yet been Hnuled by me, There Is
a GOOD STEAMBOAT LAHDlSG
On the place where boats can lnui nj all times,
either In hil!i ~ low water lhUrr IA ri q line.
stone aud Sandstone Ui tho best quality Tor hnlII.
INK pLip0s"s, nni sharp building sand NJ superior
qualify Uu lhr plEru
For mHh,f Information apply In GARRETT 4
Anderson, HrI' GFr, q whD Will show the intm
10 any one whhlug N putchHsr
Il tRANrLh. Wh,uliuFW Va.
September H. ish suuI-yWF
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Educational.
Mt, De ChantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, Wy

The thIrty.Srhlh year Of iris we!l.FnoNn AGA
envy under the charge Of the Visitation Nun
opens on the hFt honda! Of September ncIt, All
continues ten months.
Pupils received st arg ZINC III The "<Sinn.
Thosc who desire to place thel; dsuchteH In
Institution E:nId!uG exceptional sGyEuHRCs In
the WY Of hGalthfui syd De ightiul location, CT.
cc!ienl board, thorough discipline and Instruction
al the hands Of lifelong tCRchCH III every depart.
ment Of female education, including the modern
languages and music should tend for n catalogue
Of thb SChOol. Address,
Directrcss Of the Academy Of the Visitation,
MT. de CHASTAL,
Au2JrAw SelF Wheeling W. We.
MEDIA (PA.) ACADEMY FITS FOR
WI Business or College. srccIsl Drill for Back
ward Boys. Single or double rooms All studCnts
board with Principal, SWITHlS c. SHORTLIDGE
iHArvAri A. and ANA RniiVwTIw
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Our Dress Goods Department

now repcte with the most Choice Vevcts and Silks Ria
danes Merveleux, Jerseys Surahs French Wool Bouces
by the yard and in combination, Bison Cloths India
Cashmeres, Home Spuns, Basket Cloths, Shawl
Suits &C., and a complete stock Of Trim
mings to suit goods, including
FEATHER AND FUR.
This Fall We add to stock line Of Chdrens Bison and
Tricot Dresses, we'll made and stylish.
Our stock Of Mems, Ladies and Cbidrcns Cancels Hair
UNDERWEAR now full and selections caSbe made pres.
ent satisfactorily than later in the season.
Beaded Goods Laces Pasameneres Embroderes in great
prolusion.
asks, Napkins, Towes-al in choice styles and quality.
We repeat the invitation the Ladies to call and examine
especially
Seal Skin Sacques,
Ncwrnarl1etS,
Short DOlmanS,
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Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1885-11-30
SONG OF THE SOUTH WIND.

Through fragrant pines | sweep along,
And chant for them mighty song,
Grand and triumphant sweet and strong,
Like organ notes heard far away,
In some cathedral old and gray,
When vespers tell the close OF day.
] stir the ripples on the lake;
The dancing wavelets softly break
Against the cool white sand, and make
A broken melody, that seems
Like birdlings, chirping In their dreams,
Ere lights the east with dawn's faint CLEANS.
bring the rain-clouds from the sea-
The shadows fall on lake and lea;
The thirsty plants nod thanks to me,
And yield me treasures OF perfume,
The sweet mementos OF their bloom,
To bear away to climes Of gloom,
To tell the Northland's prisoned flowers
Bding the slow, Ozark winter hours,
While chill and gray the dull sky lowers:
"Long though your time Of waiting be,
And trfn the chains that fetter ye,
Lose not your hope-ye shall be freeW
augusta ID. Dunn, in The Current.