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BREAKFAST BUDGET

The Colored people Of the Southern
States, by figures published in the helt
York Enierpris, will number lls,4OOOOO
in 1880, at the present rate Of increase
while the white population will be pu'
80, 100000.
Some locomotive engineer Is recently
reported to have said that the locomotive
headlight Is no good and ought to go, This
has aroused a great many other engineers
who say tn t the headlight is indlspensl'
Bile and will never go,
Said school examiner at South Abing,
ton, Mass; "When the Pilgrims landed
what did they have that was more pre-
cious than home and triendsT A bright
eyed little boy answered so promptly as 10
bring down the house, "Pop'Corn|'
The luxury OF strawberries and cream Ia
not always known to the world AS an
interesting fact Of the season, 1t may be
mentioned that in 1909 Cardinal Wolsey
iirst combined strawberries with cream IN
an exalted moment Of supreme insplIa'
tion.
The ST. Thomas (Canads) Times is au-
thority for the story that a woman who
brought several dossns Of eggs to the mar
ket wrapped in shawl found, on opening
the shawl to count out dozen to Gus
toner, that a number Of eggs had become
chickens.
"I'ye a perfect antipathy for the noun
tains," said Mr.. Gush to Mrs. Paryenu as
they sat talking together on the summer
hotel piazza. "HaVe you" said Mrs,
Paryenu, "well, I've an Alpine stick, and
the man said 1t was Just the thing, but
Pm sorry now did't buy an antipathy
like yours"
Flowers NAV be preserved for many
months by dipping them carefully, as soon
as gathered, in perfectly limpid gum water
After allowing them to drain Tor two or
three minutes arrange them In vase,
The gum forms a complete coating on the
stems and petals, and preseryesth their shape
and color long after they have become
dry.
George Riley, Of Schenectady, N. Y,
who has had his hand crushed In drill
press, Is not q fortunate youth. When
very small he fell OF fence and broke
his nose. Later he was nearly drowned;
then his toes were crushed by tho cars !;
then he broke his nose again; then HIS
head was crushed between the bumpers
OF railroad cars, and when the skating
rink was opened he was tho first to hurt
himself, breaking his arm.
The President has had the head florist
OF the White House conservatorles out 10
his farm to see what 1t would cost to fix
up tho grounds. Also an architect to See
how much money 1t would require to
make the house h&bitable. Both improve
ments will neCessitate an outlay Of $1,000.
Phistor, the florist, says the President has
got q hole out there that'll hold lots OF
money. II Is said that the President will
sell of some OF his twenty.nine acres.
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Mrs. Clevelund's title,

Pail Nall Gdiette.
A pretty story, II one could believe IL, Is
told by Paris correspondent OF Vienna
paper. Ashort time ago a matinee must.
cal was given by the Duchess Lamott, and
among the guests was the charming BRIDE
elect Of President Cleveland, then in Paris
completing her trousseau. The young
lady was the object OF many marks Of dis
tinCtion, the high aristocracy surrounded
her and there was much talk OF her posi-
ton. One lady, the daughter.in.law Of
the Duchess dc Persigny, Condoled with
Miss Folsom because she would have nc
title as the wife oil republican President,
"All would be well, only you will have no
title" said she; "you will only be called
Mrs. Cleveland" "But that name Is only
for strangers" was the answer Of the fair
American; ithe President has for init.
macy conferred upon me a very particular
tltle.n Everybody looked up Curlously,
aud, blushing deeply, Miss Folsom added,
"He calls me-his darling. Can q wife de-
sire better title2" The hostess EN-.
braced her amiable guest, remarking,
"You are right, and you appear to me az
II you would keep the title 10 the end Of
Votf lifB,n
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NtID Orleans SldlcI
Who does not rejoice in her2 She Is
round and jolly, two dimples In her
cheeks, and mas q laugh as musical as a
bobolink's song. She wears nicely fitted
dresses, and becoming little ornaments
about her plump throat, and captivating
knots and bows. She goes to concerts,
parties, suppers, lectures and matinees,
and she doesn't go alone. She carries d
dainty parasol, and wears killing bonnets,
and has live poets and philosophers In her
train. In fact, the modern old maid Is as
good as the modern young maid she has
sense aud conversation aS well 40 dlmples
and curves, and she has a bank book and
And the men like her-Rnd
v,hV not?
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Ghe GmtelLiget9G
wnKELlNG, ", VA July !, 1856



Democratlp Programme In West N'Fs'a ~.
We begin to fear that Col. fancy, Of the
Renter, did not make use Of Commissioner
Miller,s proxy at the recent meeting Of
ne state Democratic Committee The
Reqister does not seem to be as accurately
informed as q newspaper ought to De
which had a representative in the bosom
Of the committee, so to speak For ex'
ample, witness the following .,,,,,.
Saws the Parkemburg Sentinel; "Ihe
nyoposition Of the State Committee 70 ~
sue a circular against Goh ls very Buy
w The Sentinel must have gotten its inspl-
ration from Brother Hart, OF the lNTELLl'
SRgcRR, as no such proposition was Dc
fore the Committe,
Certainly the Sentiatl could not have
gotten from the Register anything concern
Ing the meeting beyond the mere fact that
Mr.. Davis was chosen to the place which
Col, fancy desired and tho INTELLIoEScER
wished him to have, On every other
question before the committee or the sub.
seouent Conference the ISTELLIdENcER Is
the only published authority,
We are obliged to say again that 1t was
resolved TO authorize the Executive Com
mlttee to issue an address to the public
to open tho campaign with dash and
force the fighting, otherwise, as 1t was ex-
pressed "they" (that is, the Republicans)
twill keep u.s." Chat is, the DemocFatsl
explaining things" 1t was also agreed
to try to make 1t appear that in the event
Of the election Of Republican Leslsla'
ture General GoG is the only Republican
who would have u show for the United
States Senate. This was to be followed
up by unearthing certain unmentioncd
terrible things TO kill Gol, aud with him
any prospect Republicans might have Of
elsctipg the Legislature.
For fear all this might not be enough,
a determined effort vas to be made to SOW
dissensious in the Republican ranks, to
prevent any arrangement between Repub-
iicans and Greeubacks or Republicans and
the Labor vote.
Any Democrat who permits himself to
doubt that this is the programme agreed
upon at Parkersburg sins against light
and Is in the dark concerning the
thoroughly matured and carefully out
lined plan Of campaign decided upon by
lhja marty.
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Darling" said young department
clerk to a pretty Georgetown girl, whose
waist his arm encirCled, "what do you
think your dear papa would say Il l were
to ask him for your hand?" ~ don't
think he'd like 1t, Harry" she lisped.
MOI" he said In dismay, for he thought
he was very dense with the old gentle
man. "Nc2 Why not2" Because,
dear" she smiled, "he wouldn't want bis
only daughter mutilated In that manner
ask for all Of me, Harry, and l have a
vague suspicion you'll get me mighty
quick" Harry gave her a squeeze as big
as dime museum anaconda, and saw the
father next day in a most successful man
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A suggestion by senator Cameron


Senator Cameron Is not ready to go min
utely into the Republican ticket Of 1888
but he has some views to which he
gives expression. Heis quoted as saying
Many thinge will happen before that, 50
you cannot tell. don't think, however,
That We ought 10 begin to agilate that CUES.
tion now, II we expeCt 10 win next time
We must all be together. The talk about
carrying this or that vote 10 all very well.
What We chiefly want 10 the Republican
vote. live get that We will DO all right.
II has always been rule with me, get
your own party vote titst. The floating
or captured vote does for glory, but tue
party vote you muAt rely upon 10 carry
you through. The sentiment Of the peo-
pie Of this country 10 with the Republican
party II we had carried that vote In 1884
there would not had been Democrat In
the White House, We want 10 carry that
vote In 1883. Never mind about Demo.
cratic yoteBj get the Republican votes.
Undoubtedly what We want chiefly In
1883 ID the Republican vote, and that IL
what We cot chiefly In 1854. Still we were
not All riRht. The Republican vote In the
South was sllenCed--it might as well have
been in Jericho. There may be abreak
N The South next time, but that, II except
weat Virginia, ID d poasibillty too remote
10 30 relied on. The election Of 1884 turn.
I'd on New York, and 90 II will be in 1883.
Senator Cameron does mot say 90, but the
NSwlYotk campaign - what he 10 talking
about, and the aim Of his Argument 10 to
show Why Blaine was defeated aud why
10 would DO defeated again.
Bat IL 10 lait 70 remind Senator Cameron
that The element Of the Republican party
which Mt Blaine did not have with him
fn6hodlo the support Of Davenport lor
aud while Blaine Lost TIC Slate
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DIED.

WINGERTER- Ca Tuesday, June 20, 1856 at TAO
a, ", pR, q, a, WIRGERFER, aged u Yeas
Funeral from his late residence, 1851 Main street,
on Friday morning, July ?, at9A.A, Requiem
Mass at 81. JoSeph's cathedral, lnteEmeht At
Mt Calvary Cemetery,
BAIRD-on Tuesday, June %, 1856. ELLA, infant
daughter OF D. ", and Mary A, Baird, aged l
yea and % days,
Funeral will take place iIom the residence Of her
parents No, % Virginia street, this Thurs
day. afternoon at So'Clock, lnteEment private
at Peninsula Ceme cry.
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Yokohaua Note Paper the Newest Thing,
LOadoa Truth,

YokOhama Note Paper the Newest THING
london Truth,
Ihope you will fall into eCstacies over
the pretty new note paper on which am
writing to you this week. 1t Is quite the
newest thing in the letter writing line,
aud 1t Ia called the Yokohama note paper,
Are not the long, slender envelopes
pleasing change from the most business
like ones to which We have been &C.
Customed? And do you not think the
Japanese designs very quaint? like the
human look the artists give their animals,
hut the trees and birds are the prettlest,
The men are apparently all iugglers. This
paper Ia newer than that with the days Of
the week on it; but the latter Is very con-
Venient,
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ola.Fa.hIeasa la.tIes vIlh aYsagsaase,

old.FashiOpedJ Justice with YePgsapes'
Baltimore suR
A little colored girl named ElenoEe
Butler was arrested alter Q sharp chase
yesterday by Policeman Robert Short
charged with stealing q pie from one
grocery store and a box OF toilet SOAP
from another. The girls mother went e
thestation and seemed very much troubled
about her daughters misdeeds and proba'
bic punishment, Justice Bepzinger who
was acting yesterday in place Of Justice
WMtield, after little consultation with
Captain Delanty, promised the old lady
that he would dismiss the girl II she would
give her o tiEst-class whipping right In the
station. The mother promised this very
willingly, Turnkey Norton accommodate
ingly furnished q rattan, and ther
EIenore's mother gave her such q switch
ing as she, judging from the row sh(
raised, had not felt for many day. Gap
tain Delanty called a halt when he though
Justice had been done and the girl taugh
4 lesson, She left the station q very peni
tent girl indeed.
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tits hard TO break of old habits, and II
10 painful 70 break IL new boots.


Who are constantly nervous are, IN nineteen case
out Of twenty, dysp0piic The twentieth case will
DO lOund, upon Investigation, 70 DO that Of q per
gon who \ troubled with symphonic Of lndlges
bllllng III the tGfs, iiipt st,Dn u Rtift Cd ihV
sudden plO4inH 81 a dOdt, tfUnulbusntli Of the
hahla m1te particularly bi the fight show that
tue NERVES ate weak aud unsteady, HOslultaf'h
bl6mAeh htleft Strengthens and uuioHihe nerves
rhls oaeql "a tpgedy consequence Of Ia lnyig0f.
ailnH aud regulating Antl0u ub0h tho 0fganS Oh
digestion aud assimilation ID tnilGhg (hG blood,
pOhquelaa elfunio tendency 10 bin1utnell, 10.
iibvis sick aud nitrous headaches, And HfdlAl(a
NC b1Weh without ghhlhR them AmOt6 Ifiittl
worthy delenlQ against leVet aud agua doPf not
tdl3t. And u BlbduO tendency 10 fheumalliml
fIdity aud bladder detahgOm6hl, 1NkOn bOl0fS
lVllIlufl Il inauuN iodnd tgposV,
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commencing Of 10 O'clock AN, the following dg.
lcfibed property, that ls to say: ~ nul4Oe re-
Fourteen, Iii square numbered Forty Tour u Wy
addition 10 the city OF Wheeling formerly called
RitohleloWti, but now called South Mhteling' III
Ohio county, West Virginia. ,.-,r....
The title Il believed 10 b. perfect, Int VIII e'n
yey only the title VESTED Iii Ine by said deeu o'
trust ,-..
the piifchGsoF elects 10 nay IN OAh on tho DAY y
sale, the balance In two equal lnS'RllmonhaI ~
and twelve months; notes bearing iniethi itym l
the day OF tRla 10 be given for the dtienel Lg'
mentsj the title 70 be retained until gaylhCna. "a
made In fall. " ], ", COWDEN trustee.
W. Ii. iIAiLFR, Auctlonecr, .l0 III.
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust to me, 'T1de y
Henry L SChTadef and Augusta : hrSdef NV,
dated the Goth day OF June, A. D. 81 ahlVl it XXX
In tho Clerks Office Of the County ConfI o. V KY
county, WtEt Virginia, Ia Deed Of lins1 bOoA wv
q, page 2Ol, l will offer Tor sale, OIL
SATURDAY, jolly 81, A D 10 49,.
commencing Al 10 O'Clock A NJ, al the 'fohi aG W.
OF tho Court House Of ohio county lhe il'UW s,
described property that II u Say lAT o. 10y
bored fourteen hin Division &c, ~ de'Y ,sS
on the map Of the Ath.ulyl,lOn IL lhs No. X
Caldwell estate and additions Their ron ~ ,bS
city Of wheeling, In the county OF Vh'V ,, ~, IN
State Of West Virginia, bsgnnint q, q I9' n ~ M
the south line Of said LOT numbered iOullV lntib,
ono hundred aud twenty tlA) Cel nom lne WIN VIM
west corner Of said lot numbered iOuIiWg3 l,W
thence cast with said south Hue % tMl XII .st
teO) feetI thence north and para lc Win Wy 40
line Of eAid lot one bundled lW lett IA .0t
west and parallel With the south " ,yib ihO
sitty lg0) feet; thence IOu!h AID Lat4,l 10 iiS
west line Of said 10! 0hU hu died IVY HHu,i,smI
place OF beginning, together WIN lne y,,lts' "a
and Improvements thereon ma w umi,,,Sistd
tnefetnt0 belOnping. SAli lAltO 10Y u V,unaninF
fourteen (ilJ being sixty (Ol ce 20 lauu !, and
back Of even width one bundled NlVVl Wy Wy and
on the southwest corner Of ID pisct ~ IiaR
hetetoiOie conveyed BY teiOllie Wil.3i "a Of
bOhOOkey BY deed dated December " it'li E'GniI
record N the once 81 the CLERK q W tiod
Court OF Ohio county, IN Dtci BOOK 30 d .,i5
Terms OR BALE-Caih In hand NJ dA Vlf ,,'.ies.
ii II DONENLR, iiWrj
W, H. HALtER, AuOtlOntcf .--..1l.sss
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UNVuIVV NuH1V7W'
III wiSh, Mamie, on your way down town
this afternoon you'd stop somewhere and
order some FISH for dinner tonight"
0What kind shall / get, mamma" "BlaCk
bass, OF course, child aren't We in mourn.
inP2n
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9eal Getate.
FOR SALE.

No. 74OyS Market street, 8 rooms, terms easy.
No, S8 Maryland street, 0 rooms.
No, 9l8 MctOllOGh tree, 0 TOOns,
No. ~ Twenly.thitd htreet
No. 81 Twauty.SeCond street, 3rooms.
No. $50 Main street, rooms.
No. 29l8 Market street, rooms,
81 Acres Head Of Proctor, seven miles from Proc
tor Station, WetzI county; valued At so Ter acre
105 Acres near Littlelo1, W. Va; valued At u, 800
~ Acres at Kim Grove, four room d hOu,e,
stable and 100 trees choice irult valued al SliN.
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GALE OF RAILROAD BONDS.
CLERK SOfflC3, /
board or CoMMuSIuNEIls or 1 MO CtuNtY,
WuuRtINn ~ v, Nj. ~ tu.l |

CLERK sOfFlC3,
BOARD OF coNMIsIONEns or MO CtuStY,
WHEELlNG, W. Va, Ma! y 1856.
Sealed Proposals. will DO received ut this office
until Wednesday, June 80 1850 nj u . CLOCK ~, iOr
the purchase Of twenty-five (!oDOl III llrt mort.
gage bonds Of the titHburPh Whr llpg d KIN.
lucky Railroad Company, Cl 81 ,0OO each Numbered
104 10 1870 inclusive, Except NB, lai ann l.2
which have been rGdeoned). Said tOids bear
ihe Ia y MN and ESyeM srs osS an vii bs 'aS
dat, aud bidb may be made for the whole Number
or any part thereof, 10 be delivered July tn,
The right Is reserved 10 rel GLAuy or all DidS,
Address R9bt. u. Woods, CLERK Oi The beard Of
Commissioners Of Ohio county, W. Va
En1oiBe "PfOp sails for purchase Of bonds"
ROOT. b. WOODS,
Clerk OF the Hoard Of 70 pnlisiOlen,
ie28 Ohio County. W Va
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Gov Sale
FoR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,

The following Lots on Wheeling l,ltud lcloav
Ing 10 the estate Of the late WIN, Mccoy, Wa:
Lots No. GO, o. aud ~ on BIOa Way,
Lots No. 80 and 50 on York slrpet
Lots No, ", lU0 and lOl On VilGiaia suCCt
Lots No. l0l, 106, ITO aud Ill Oh Huron ,Ieet,
Lots No. III, 100 and l89 OH WRuG6h slrecI.
Lot No, ia on Water street.
Au29 Wv. HOHE Il BRO, 1874 MafieiH
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue OF Depd Of Trust made by August
Hafke aud Charlotte HAnke bis wife, y nc ~
trustee, dated december ", 1884, recorded ~ w
office Of the Clerk Of the tOlny Court o. Vao
county, West Virginia, will lell atnnblieAIeuonl
At the front door OF the Court House OIL '"ia
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91Ianted.

"ANIEp-TO LET, A PLEASANT
w Furnilhed Front Room, TO two geptlrmtI
hnafdelh References required. Addh,ss i ~
LntelllaeneeE oLlea jruS :
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TnE huge, drastic, gripping, siCkening
pills are fast being elpeESseded by Df'
PlefCe'B "Purgative Pellets"
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.grepnsals.
NoTIoE 10 CONTRACTORS.

The time for Tsctlvicg ptopOs Is to bulld m.
new School Honse IN h'ih' sub lisifirt I, wv
tended until FRIDAY, july lNG, Ut /! o'clSef
=: tlAns L End ssg,thsSl nsmly ttiil bo seen Al
W. a. WILSON
Chairman cNP. on BuildlfS and Goaais
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DII u q U INlIITUHU' -
Leave lsllaire At OiSO a. IN. Tot WoodAhed and
Leave SHsllaits at ssop IN. iOt woOd,aeid and
HFfIye a Bellaire atp,sOa M from summstaold,
and al $40 y. IN. rom ZanGAvillo.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
n TRAlNS-On and after may 20, lsS6-RxPLA.
NATION OP REFERENCE Marks. eDaily. tsuudAy
oxoepled. MONDAY excepted. -Wherllng lime:
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FOR RENT.

No. 1s0 Fourteenth street, rooms. SIS %
Five Roomed House, Alley II, near McCol' .
loch street " Y
Three Rooms, l0Il RoH slrceL""."."."."."". Z "
No. I22 ALLEY W
No, 60 North Front street; gOuad Is now
cultivated on the shares; tenant will re. d.
ceiye n Of the crop............D.,"..,,., see, Y "
No. l04 Fifteenth street 6rOOmS ....n-..... 10 y
No. Iva Market street, desirable LtOrcTOCm- " W
No. i427 Main street, large bulinekS hOu,e
with one Of the best hydraulic rlCyaLonin
the -
No. 100 Woods street. 8 rooms Oh lAt ilOOrn.m. %
No. ], In rear Of ala Water stTget... ....., W
No, l26 Fourteenth street, rOOI1A "","."".' ~ Y
No. 1928 Main street, ~ "
No. 90 Eighteenth street, broOns". .....""" u y
No. 2lb8 Main street. stOfe'rO0n, .."."...."" ~ "
No 10 Alley 10, rooms, .......-."... ~
No, 1874 Alley Is, 2 rooms ....p,"........,. "
No. 10 Twenty AtFeet ,"..'."....."''4' wv
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent Collector, and Notary Public,
fell Once, 40. iGl2 Market Street
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Ice Aapsrtlsstnsnts.

IWTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
Nv Homework Eaquire At No. iloi ne, ssin
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armstse Sales

Real Estate Agent, Collector, and Notary Public
fell Once 40. iGl2 Market Street
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gUNbAY-.iAaVe CITY alta, M, aud every houf
ey6is k5uf u ID b. ID. HCiufeh ltlin p iiIld,
Fnlyi II ~ 1tHitit n. llLlltpnl Hnpl
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DEsPoNsIBLE Statesmen WANT
~ Rp-Puts SOAP and Guhey stock % CON
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CHAPTER v.
THAT DESIGNING MAJOR

Maj. Crawshaw took his nephew to town
with him the very next morning. BY what
inducements or terrible threats the young
gentleman was persuaded or forced to &C.
company his relative matters not to the
purport of our story; certain it is that
young Todd was borne of to London to
spend a fcw days with the major in that
officers mug chambers in the Albany, and
that the DAYS heightened into weeks, and
weeks into months. before he was back
again at Battleton. Meanwhile young Todd
was launched, possibly hurled, into society,
which he took to kindly after his first din,
the major having been visa enough to dis
cover for him somewhere one or two con.
genial souls also partial to billiards and to-
bacco smoke-young fellows with no starch
in them, but sons Of old friends. with nice
sisters shimmer;ng in the background some.
where, and destined to burst presently upon
the enraptured gaze of Todd. as the arttul
major very well knew. and even had de-
signed from the first. Sistar with money,
too. some of them; one with immense OK
pectations. but with the slight drawback of
q Ven behind the ear. but for all that and
as Aforesaid. an EXTREMITY nice girl. and,
under the circumstances, not toe proud to
turn aside from young Todd's attentions,
which became manifrss by slow degrees, an /
after he had heard about the property.
When he returned to Battle on he was
still a free man, however; he had not acted
precipitately; be was taking time to con-
slider his future course, he thought. and he
had an idea in his mind that it would be
"jolly." after all this society. to see Miss
DAILY again for a little while. Herein he
was disappointed, for Miss DAILY was not to
be seen at the refreshment counter, and Bat.
Teton Junction and Battleton Junction folk
knew her no moro. She had vanished away.
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Piles are frequently preceded Dy a
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some affection
of b kidneys or neighboring organ
At times, symptoms Of indigestion are
present, tiatulency, uneasiness of the
stomach, etc. a moisture like perspira-
ton, producing a very disagreeable itch
ing, after getting warm. is a common at
tendant. Blind, bleeding and itching
DR.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorb
ing the tumors, allaying the intense Itch
ing, and etfecting a permanent cure.
Price so cents. Address The DR.. Bosan-
ko Medicine Co., Piqua, O. Sold by
Bennett Bros. s.