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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TO-DAY.
guu rises, l:ss ses 7IeM Moon rses iop3Mn ago as II
HON WAFER
A. M-sandy Hook. 1905 Dove lsi. 1888 Hsl Gate.
fM-saniy Hoot 1000 Cows Isld. 1882 Hell Gate 02l
OUTGOING STEAMERS
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Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, VI. D., 7 Bcach-st., near West
broadway. n. Y. Hours to aud 10 Diseases Of the
nervous ~ stem q speciality for the last forty years
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While temporarily ont of town the HOLMES
ELECTRIC PROTECTIVE will house from
burglary with their central Offices
viii have cOc attention. Many years experience
elcphone call. 81 spring.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
IA Lexington ave. between 2)th AMI j0th ss
1onrs--S /. 5tO 7. Diseases OF the Nervous system
GenitO- rnary organs. Impotence and sterlllty
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BRIGHT'S OISEASE.
rpa LATE Ps9'. WILtNS Gp

CEALSKIN GARMENTS received on storage
~ and for alterations aud repairs seal for sale
and made TO at much lower prices than IN busy
on. =. =. SHAHNE Furrier. lob Prucs5k
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him. clawed him and pounded him until
the tough was helpless, His friends came
rushing 10 his rescueNnd the war began.
TIE touRhs and the Japs collided In the
middle Of the car, the ladies having re-
tired In confusion 70 the rear. the
toughs male terrific rush and expected
70 climb right over the Japs, and, aiteI
punching them, throw them ont o. the
window. But they ran against stone
fence. There was q little hard hitting,
some harder kicking, and few minutes
later several toughs were trying TO get
from under the seats where they were
WedRed while the others were washing the
blood from their faces at the cooler,
Among the ten touRhs there were only
eight eyes that could see without having
the lids propped open.
When the train rolled into the depot at
St, George the Japs alighted, looking as
iFesh as daisies, while the toughs looked
as though they had been in railroad &C.
cldeut, Some policemen were on hand
and arrested the whole crowd and took
them to Stapleton, The manager OF ths
Japs went too and saw Justice Vaughn.
The result OF his visit was that the Japs
we're allowed to 90 and the manager held
In their stead. The toughs were locked
up, and then the manager was released on
his own Tecognizancs. Yesterday the
toughs were marched before the Justice,
There were only five Of them, and one
"hadn't done nothin'." He was discharged
and the remaining examples Of Japanese
decorative sIt were fined 81 each, They
will never bother Japs again.
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COT rIIE1i, DESERTS.
Roushs Attack Japanese Villagers and are
rrOrorly Decorated.

ROughs Attack Japanese Villagers and nrC
Properly Decorated.
NJ Y. Star, Augut6,
Eight members Of the Japanes village
which some time ago was in Madison
Square Garden and is soon to open at st.
George, Staten Island, went to the woods
Of Arden, near Totteuyille, S. l., on Sun.
day afternoon, on q private little exCur.
sion Of their own. They enjoyed them.
selves and about . o'clock at night took a
train for st. George. In the car they oc.
cupiea were eight or ten young men
from New York, Brooklyn and Hoboken,
and they were doing their level best
10 start the nails In tho woodwork
by shouting and singing. They had
been having q good time, too, and had ey.
identity looked upon the beer when 1t had
bead on. They smoked bad cigars aud
worse cigarettes, aud had their feet
porched upon the backs Of the seats.
Whom the Japs entered tho car the New
York delegation OF Loughs shouted In con.
cert, "Ah, therel" and the Brooklyniles
replied, "Stay there" The HobokeniteS
were silent until their leader wondered II
tho slammed Italians had any smokerS."
Then all tho toughs began shouting at the
Japs and making remarks about the ID.
dies. The Japanese made no reply, aud
the toushs became holder. One OF them
approached tho group and asked for q
match. The Jap'g Politeness In handing
him one nonpluSsed the young rutlian, and
he returned 70 his companions.
The village party paid no attention 10
the coarse tests dying OF them by tue
humorous crowd In tho other end Of the
car, 1uet onto the dudes bangs" "Climb
hIa noustache,n " wonder whether he
would lend inc them eyes for Laundry
BiRn," and other expressions alled the DIR
aud joStled the bell rope. There was q
noticeable lack Of brakemen and the
touphs were not molested until two Of
them walked boldly DIP 10 the JAps and
their lady companions, aud while one
stood up and blew cigarette tmoke inlo
the Eenllemen's faces, the other sat down
beside one Of the ladies. He placed bis
arms around her waist, coupling bis action
with q request that lie might have The
pleasure oil taking her away from them
dudes" and seeing her home. The young
lady resented Ehl6 Insult by attempting 10
rise, but she was detained by the tough,
She screamed aud the Poo bah
Of the party jumped Up, What
followed would DO hard 10 do.
scribe exactly, But Poo bah bit The
tough on the head With bic cane and
knocked him down, Then hO Jumped on
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Dnrk Dnys for Irelnud,

Premier salisbury's speech at the Lord
Mayors dinner tho other day does not
encourage those who have hoped that the
Tories would embrace an early opportu.
nifty to steal MIR. Gladstone's thunder and
present a Home Rule measure Of theirown
At the dinner Lord Salisbury uaid: "As
to what 10 To be done, 1t Is impossible to
say now, more than that the hrst duty Of
the Government will be. to devote its
whole energy 10 free the loyal people Of
Ireland from illegal conatraints and re-
strainls. Every remedy must be ex.
hausted to allow the Irish people to earn
their own bread unmoleSted.". When
Euglishmcn. Of Lord salisbury's kind
speak Of I"the loyal people Of Ireland"
they mean the. Unionists so.Called, the
orangemSn whom Churchill and Cham.
bOrlaln advise to reIort to arms rather
than submit TO Homo Rule, and who res.
ponded promptly with the Belfast riots.
The prospect for Ireland Is not good. II,
as the Daily NeEi thinks, Lord sallSbury's
speech means "a good dose Of drastic co.
orcion," darker days are in store for Ire.
land, perhaps to DO lit up with tho red
flame Of revolution. God save Ireland
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usr above all Others in the United States
Of America, or that he takes special de-
light in breaking the law Of the great
commonwealth in which he lives, The
mllkmSn everywhere has long been the
subject Of hsaTtless accusation and msrcl'
less reproach. He has been charged
with feeding his COWS on diet composed
exclusively Of water, and that in th'
cleansing Of his cans he uses more water
than is absolutely Necessary, ell to the
great disappointment Of those who have
placed in him child.like confidence.
Perhaps the Iowa milkman has PM
whisky in some Of his cans to MAKE
amends in some degree for the water IL
the other cans, his scared conscience con
sollng him with the thought that thus b
holds even the scales oiiusHcs,
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Auiown Thought

When an Iowa man thirsLs for tue for.
hidden fluid, he seeks ways to get II and
finds somebody on the same road ready
TO meet him half way, A rsat and mex.
psnsIye device has been hit upon by the
Ingenious mllkmAn in DsS MOines. In one
or more cans, according To the extent Of
this branch Of his trade, he puts the plain
everyday whisky otCOmtnerce. He makes
his rounds and has his regular customers,
and besides, whosoeyer will may buy.
Sometimes the enterprlElng puryeyor Is
caught, and then bis cans aud their con.
lest "Ate ConasCale unto the State"
We are not 10 jump hastily 10 the con.
cluSion thA. the Iowa mllkman % q aim
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II itbe true that nature would have NC
live through set cycle and come at last
, to painless death, our life rounded
with Sleep" then We are forced to look
stexternal causes for all the diseases to
which We are liable.
We can certainly find the origin oil die
eases in causes outside Of the vital organ
lam. The cause Of a broken limb Is plain
Ivan external one. The cause OF typhoid
f,vcr Is lust as evidently from an outside
source, our drinking water aud OF pneu-
monis from an exposureto cold, or a sud
den change Of temperature. The only OBJ
lection to this theory that might be urged
Is tho fact Of heredity in diGeaae, and yet
this objection ia not valid one, Tor the
flrst cause was external, and the change
wrought by 1t has been transmitted.
In succeeding articles the attempt will
be made to throw further light on this
subject, by considering the cause OF dis
ease in four groups, In the first one Is
placed the causes which era alwsyH preEent
and which are beyond human control
These are meteorological; storms, cleo
tricity, atmospheric changes, and 80 forth
They are all severe and form large part
Of the table Of mortality.
The second group is made up OF those
GAUGES that are communicable, and, in
some measure, comfortable. The organic
polsons, and hereditary diseaEeP, rs con.
Ger and consumption, can bo placed in
this group; as well 40 the plaques that
sometimes sweep over the world. Any OF
these might DO traced back to some social
error.
The third class comprises natural causes
that come with old age. The attraction Of
gravity, acting moro and moro strongly in
tho lees and less resisting body, brings at
last an arrest Of nutrition, aud gradual
decay. These causes will continue until
the famous spring Is found, irom whose
limpid depths flows q glad stream OF the
elixir Of eternal youth.
The fourth, last, and most important
group is formed Of those GAUGES that de.
pend on the modes Of life, and on the
acts, Of the person or community. Under
this heading come overwOrk, over indul-
pence in food and drink, habits, studies,
occupations, passions, privations, moral
contasion, and, in short, all the controlla.
Bile errors Of our social life and our ad-
vanced civilization.
The duty Of Science is to point out to
us how we may best live to escape these
evils. This being done by appeals to our
intellect, our moral sentiments, and our
own self interest, wC may learn to obvi-
ate many Of them. Self preservation is
the llrst law OF nature; it Is as true now as
when It was first said. This truth alone
Is sufficient reason for our earnestly try
ing to avoid those things that work us
harm, destroy our ease, and shorten our
lives. To this might be added the pride
every man feels in improving the condi-
ton oil humanity, and in leaving the world
better for his having lived. We Ger.
tainly should aim to leave behind US on
the sands Of time tho ioot.printSo Of man.
ly walk through noble life, rather than
the ugly marks OF nuddy feet.
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STATE FAIR.
Low Rates Via B. 8 0. Railroad.

The S7th Annual Ohio Slate Fair, will DO held on
the new Grounds, Ut Columbus, o on August S0th
and 8lst and September lst, I'd aud Sd, 1850,
Tho New Grounds have been handsomely fitted
up, aud arc acknowledged to be tho hneit In or.
fGngGInent Of any IN the country.
New Grounds, New buildings, New Grand Stand,
New Track.
Premiums, S2S,00000,
Races Every Day.
on tho above diiey the Il. & o. II, II, Company
will sell round tip tickets TO Columbus, at one fate
for the round trip,
For tho accommodation OF the people Number
OF special tralus will DO run.
For time Of special and regular trains, 500 small
bills or call upon or address the Agents Of the D..
& o. Railroad aus
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CHE GttelIiaettfss.
WHEELING. W, yAo AUGUST u, 1850,
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
FIRST DlsTRICI,

Msmeetlpg Of the Republican Executive Com,
mI,,se Ior the Fl1t Congressional DlhTiet Of WsA'
Virginia, held at Wheeling August H. lsSS twas
ordered; A.. =, A..
Rlr,t Copluss opal District Of Neat virginia De
callol 10 nee. at w,ltoD, W, Va, gu TuESDAi'
sEpTEHIER II, 1855, Ior tho purpose Of PlScluE III
nom nation Republican candidate TOT C0nrFcs'
IN aid phultI, and Tor the 'FlrHRehon Of any
o,her bu iuas that ay IrOPrIy come before The
COuy.nIIn
TIE IetublIcsn pa rFs Of INC t!l'' p'A''e' Nv
RESPECTFULLY requested u publish ms CAL
Il. H. CALDWELL Chairman
q. q. IcnnELD, secIeINY.
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by inylgOatug feeble constitution NuoyatIpg a
debIlilated physique, and eurlrhIng thin and In
nutritious circulation with lIoiIUIIeES stomach
BItters, the finest, the most highly sanctioned, and
the most popular tonic aud preventive In exist
eure ItSlrepg hens the stomach, rsmtdlss toFpor
Of The liver and bowels and gives = hellthiul I'm
pulse To the tecretYe aud dlschaFgn ny functions Of
the kidneys and bladder, Not Ony does II aTrcst
and prevent the recurrence OF maln lll ieVers, but
Il furnishes the only adequate safeguard against
these milRdis but would be liable 10 Incur hem
II incidentally unprotected. IL elimlnaps from
tho blood certain Impurities which the moSE skill,
full plihOl0RistA HSstgn as the exciting cause OIL
those HgOnlIng Complains, TAeumAull and govt,
and IL H. moreover, an excellent ICmtdy for an en-,
fetbled or overweight state Of The nerves, and
for mental dependency.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER :, 1856

commencing at 10 o Clock A, ~, the following De.
IOIlbe property. that Is 10 Say: All that IRit u
lois numbered nine aud ten 10 ChAp.Iue and EnTs
addition TO the Iily Of wheeling, bounded lal
more particularly deScrlt cd u follows lEEInlni
al point aud at ths centre Of the brick division
wall on the no therly side VI Iweny'Illnl sthSt
and SeYenly'One al feet eAstwATdly from the n 4
corner Of VA Or and TwGnty.thlfd streets. thepco
nOrthWardly and palalO With said Mater Atfpet
To- feet 10 tie sOut6erly SIDE oil ten foot aleyWpy
and with the said side Of the said AluYNay est.
WardY sixteen aud elghrlwIllths tl6Sl2l let 10
he roHuSend llne, aud with bis line sOuthwbrily
and parallel with Mater street Ssyrnty.WO and
nluctWelithS "a Ql2) itet; thence ca,IWardy and
parallel with Twenty.thiil 10 10 t;lhCla
southWArdly aud parallel with Water stree. Otly.
niue and thTGe.lwtlithS ~ $40 feet the nOHh.
civ llno 0f IWenty.thlId rcrt, aud with the same
WesLwGrdly twenty-five aud tiyht'IWtl tbs (2a6l!
feet 10 the beginning, Together WITH ull The ~.
nurleranCcS uniu the said land beOnSug OF in
ANY wise RppeTtaiuing,
TERMS Or sALE-OnC.thlrl Of tho purchase
monty, or 90 much moro Us the purchaser NAY
elect 10 pay, cash in hand on the day sole, aud
The residue thereof In two equal instllment pay.
able In one aud two yean respectively from tho
day OF sale, the pnIchn'er 10 give his nOiiS beAfag
Interest from The day OF sale ini.rut Tayabe leml'
annually, with good personal security for The de.
iSfred payments, and the legal title 10 be realnsd
- '"''''' GEoRGE r. f. GILCuRlsT, Trustee
] O, HRRVEY, AuctlOneor. au!
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
NATION OF REVERENCE MARKS. sDaily. tSundRy
excepted. monday excepted. -Tbeellng time:
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w. II. HALLER, a q Ne So"DhN 1'', US
TRUSTEE'S SALE UP CENTRE
WHEELING PROPERTY.

Maiey and Julia A. MAley, his vile, 10 me a
tIuItee, bear ng da,e on the lilh day OF May A i,
1885, and recorded 10 the Olllce VI the CLERK VI NE
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia III
public auction at the front door the Court llOuS,
81 Ohio county, Vest Virginia, on
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asap Advertisements.

A AIEsMAN GAN ADD Al LINE.
IA small Samples ons traveller earned g, 200;
several up TO $500 In rs. 20. Box ISL. Nav
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BY virtue OF Deed OF Trust made by the Wheel.
ing Roller Rink Association, 4 corporation uuds,
Inc laws Of the State OF West Virginia, To mo n,
Trustee, dated April 20, 1885, recorded In the ulce
OF the lleFk OF the County Court OF Ohio County.
WGst YiRlnla In Deed Of Trust Book NO. "a, Il
page Isl, will sell VI the front door Of the Court
itnilRo Of said county on
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'TRUsTEE's SALE OF NORTH END

The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday
August II, 1856, ut 10 O'Clock AN,
AUG Il. II. DOVENEn, Trustee.
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SATURDAY, TuE 4lh DAY OF sEPTENDER, la5,

commencing at 10 O'Clock A, w., the iolowlp,
property, that Is 10 say; The lease dated FcbnsrS
l. 1855 Tor term Of ten yeATS On oil that plItr II
ground situated Rt the corner north Of tihh sneI
beginning at The point Of lnteheGlOu Of ali
streets; thence north on the west lnu Oi Main
street Elxty'i0uf feeti thence NCsl parallel with
Filth street one hundred and twelve FEET; lhepee
south with line parallel with tho llue Of Main
street 10 the line Of Filth lttceI ,AW.isut iert,
thence east on Filth street to the beginning, %,
gOlhOr with the building erected on said ltalel
RIOuud with AL Improvements, Rxturs, Gkairs,
furniture and MI properly Of whichever ecrptIon
contained In IAId building lnowR G the SOrt6
End Rink,
", J, W, CoNDES, Trustee.
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Er,.stee SaIes,
TRUsTEE's SALE,

BY virtue. Of deed Of trust to me, mad, .,
dGtgd the 9th dny q Juns, b. S md oi 'n we
In the Clerk's ONCE OF the County Court Of OILY
county. H'Is Virginia, y Deed q 'TrlAt BooE NJ, No
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county Yllt VhgInis 10 Deed q Trast bSoS oS NJ
n, page 81, l will Oder Tor Glle, GU W.
SATURDAY, JULY 81, A. D, lsss,
commencing u 10 O'Clock A. ", Gtihl front 49,,
Of the Court HbuSe Of Ohio county, the ioIloSir.,
described property, that u " tay; Fart Of LOt nus
beFed fourteen ~ IN DlyhOn 20, Is deSigsStsi
on the map VI the subdivision al the 1S'sDSs
Caldwell estate and additions ihCntrom la ,Ss
city Of wheeling, IN the county Of Ohio. IN ,bs
State Of West Virginia, biginnlnS At a bolnt nS
the south line Of tald lot Numbered iourippn IN IN
one hundred and twenty (llGl feet iIOm ihe ,onthl
west corner Of aid lot Numbered iOufteen IN,
thence east with said south line Of said lot MI
l6Q) feet; thence north and parallel With liz w,
line Of said lot one HUNDRED (l0O feet; Ihencs
west and parallel wi h the south Inns ri Ali H.,
Ellty t60l keti thence 0ulh and pl'alfl with tbs
Wett line Of said lot QUE hut dIei (lt0 feet Ia tss
place OF beginning, togelh,r with ihe bnildinss
and improvements thereon aud AptuTenai ~,
lheFeuhto belonging, falt paIt Of l6t nuuibsTsj
fourteen ~ bel1g sixty l0l feet front and Tnnnina
back Of even width ono hundred (lO0D lrel and Il
al the SOUTHWEST corner OF III pltca oil pFSn,d
heTetololO conveyed by CAROLINE Wilson 10 " isuSs
Bchockey by deed dated December q, lSSl, AMI ~
record IN the ollce ol tho CLERK Ot Inc Conntv
Court Of Ohio county, In D 81 Book No n folio TX
TRIMS or eALE-Gath 10 hand on DAY Of stlr. -
u u DONENER, TRUSTS,
HALLEs, AucIioassE '''' Ia,
The Clifton clarion., 1886-01-27

Brushes or combs used on the heads of persons afflicted with scaly badness will communicate the disease to other heads, and Dr. O. Lassar considers that badness is spread by hair dressers who employ combs and brushes on their customers, one after another, without any regular cleansing of these articles after they are used. Hairs which fell from heads in which dandruff occurred plenti- fully were collected and rubbed with vaseline. The ointment thus made was applied to the fur of rabbits or white mice. Soon bald ness made rapid progress in the parts so treated. Vasellne alone produced no effect.-Excharge.
The Clifton clarion., 1886-01-27

The irritation from red flannel underclothing is not caused by the dye, as many suppose, but by the coarseness of the wool fiber of the goods. A belief is also very com mon that red flannel has some special value because of its color, but the belief is without founda ton, and any other color of flannel IS of the same quality is equally etficacious. The red flannel se- lected is often, and perhaps gen erally. thick and heavy in texture, and consequently causes an irrita- ton of the skin, for which the dye-stutf is by no means responsi- ble. i softer flannel, or one made softer by wearing or washing, is what you need.
The Clifton clarion., 1886-01-27

Said d Dallas, Texas woman, to q female friend: You should make your husband quit chewing to- bacco. If you tell him to quit he will give it up, l suppose" Yes, if I ask hi,n to, but am not going to ask him to quit chewing tobac- CO" When he kisses you don't the taste of tobacco make you sickf" "Yes, but 1 want him tu keep on chewing. He kisses three or four other women, and the tobacco makes them sicker than it does me, for I've got used to it al ready"
The Clifton clarion., 1886-01-27

It is said that gardeners, some times when they would bring a rose to richer 1lowerings, deprive it for a season of light and moisture Silent and dark it stands, drop ping one faded leaf after another, and seeming to go down patiently to death. But when every leaf is dropped, and the plant stands stripped to the uttermost, a new life is even then working in the buds, from which shall spring a tender foliage and brighter wealth of flowers. So, often celes- tial gardenings, every leaf of early joy must drop, before q new aud divine bloom visits the soul.- Harlet Beecher Stowe.
The Clifton clarion., 1886-01-27

ACincinnati girl told her young man she would never marry him until he was worth S10,000. So he started out with a brave heart to make 1t.
 "How are you getting on, George?' she asked at the expiration of a couple of months. We'll sad George, hopefully, T have saved S22."
 The girl dropped her eyelashes and blushingly remarked; II reckon that's nearly enough, George. We are both of age, and a license will only cost D cents"