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Every inn here has Its large square tank
Of hot water, fed from hot mountain
springs, clear as crystal and peculiarly
invlgorating to the tired traveller, AS
soon as l had finished my dinner Of rice
and Oxford sausages asked for the bath,
and was modestly conducted by the same
dumpy, sweet-volced little maid to large
room at the front corner OF tho house fac
Ing on two streets, which upon inspection
] found to DO the bath, and, much to my
dlsConcertment, 1t was lnclosGd on the
street sides by Stats only, open to every
passer's gaze, On my ObjeCting to bath
ing In public the innkoeper hung curtain
Of thin white cotton cloth around the out
side and placed u Japanese screen 80 as to
cut Off the view from the inside, Thus
protected plunged boldly in, and had the
most perfect hot bath Of my life, notwlth-
standing boy or two Yeutured to raise
the curtain aud peep In, One real war.
hoop was, however, enough to rid me Of
any further disturbance, and | reooul-
mend the baths of ShlmonOsuwa unre-
seryedly to tho tired traVeler,-Cor, New
York Sun,
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A recently married couple from New
York greatly enjoyed novel and ndyon.
turous weddlng.trip, in carrying out their
mutual taste for sailing. After tho mar
rlage ceremony they went on New York
steamer to Fall River, from whence they
started alone on small schooncr.rigged
rowboat only fourteen feet long, and
cruised through different waters until they
reached Point Judith, which was rounded
In severe gale OF wind and rain. The
little boat rocked and danced over the
rough waves in a way to intimidato ~
landswoman," but the fearless little bride
simply drew on nm ulster over hor white
nautical dress and enjoyed the fun. They
arrived In Hartford during this unique
honeymoon and were enthusiastically
greeted by members OF tho Hartford Canoe
club, who afterward towed the sooner
rowboat containing the laughing and sea.
loving couple, down the Connecticut river
by a tugboat to the banks Of their future
home.-Hartford Times,
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Tho bounty Of 8 cents for each and
every prAirledog by the territory has had
the effect Of greatly diminishing the mum.
Dor Of those pests. scalps are pouring
into the clerks Offices, and warrants ag.
gregating heavy sums have already been
drawn in favor Of prairle.dog Slayors. The
prairic-dog is a pest which the farmers Of
the west must rid themselves OF.
Grass, growing gain md yegeta-
bles arc subject not only to at
tack from them but TO absolute
eradication. Instances have, OF late years
been frequent where the work Of IN entire
spring, and consequently the fruits OF q
years toll and care, have been rendered
nugatory and destroyed by one weeks
work Of the dogs. On tho cattle ranges,
too, they are dreaded. Here they not only
destroy tho grass OF Immense areas,
but their straight deep burrows, open
and innumerablc, arc tho prolific sources
Of accidents to riders, frequently deadly
In character. Cheyenne (Wyo) Leader.
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No Tnlk-No congrossrnan.

A couple OF western men from tho
mountains were In town, and, hearing
that an Evolutionary congressman was to
do q defamation ut an entertainment,
concluded togo and hear him. When
they got in and were seated, tho younger
one asked his companion which was the
congressman.
"IIo's that pious.lookin' TELLER sIttln'
thar with his hands folded" replied Dave
confidently
"shore" questioned doubling Thomas.
"Courso am. I usoter know four or
five Nv en-, an thCy MI looked like
him."
Finally tho congressman rose to speak.
His selection was Rlenzis Address,"
and Dave and Tom were all attention rs
the speaker came forward, bowed, and be-
gan:
II como not hereto talk"
Tom looked at his companion.
@Dave,n hc said In whisper, "that amt
no congressman; les go;" and they got up
and went out.-Washngton Critic.
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II might surprise yott to know that oc'
cAsIonaily total color blindness has proven
a decided advantage. All colorS appear
Ing TO such an one as shades Of gray, or
black, or white. An engtaver thus AZ
fected would possess . keener ability 10
discern iinS lines. A clerk In q mourning
goods department Of large dry goods
store received extra compensation for his
acute eye for shades when u was found 70
demand on total color blindness Such
cases aro exceptional ~ can DO imagined
when railroad men are discharged for I'M
ability 70 distinguish AIRED from . green
lantern. puStoiflee clerks have run abort
IN their cash accounts through selling
StauApA Of tho wrong denomination ne
differently coiored sheets getting INTO
The wrong dtawOr, -hthosraphsf anu
0SlaNaS
NAhAtNA
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An incident at Minneapolis recently Il.
Illustrated the cool nerve OF railroad men.
Just as the Milwaukee train was pulling
out for this city q lady, attempting to get
aboard, missed her footing and fell DO.
tween the cars and the platform Of the
station. Any move TO rise would have
thrown her beneath the wheels 10 be hor.
ribly mangled, and, seeing this, brake.
man hung himself bodily upon her, and,
at the imminent risk OF his own life, held
her fast until the coach had rolled by.
Her thanks TO her savior were conveyed
by flashing eyes aud words, Kissed through
her teeth:
"You brute, youl"
There Is no moral.-Minneapolis Jour.
mil.
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miraculous Escape.

W, W. Reed, druggist, OF Winchester,
Ind, writes; zone Of my customers, Mira,
Louisa Pike, BSrtonia, Randolph county,
Ind, was a long sufferer with consumption,
and was given upto die by her physicians,
She heard Of Dr., Kings new discovery
for consumption, and began buying II Of
me, In six months time she walked to
this city, distance oil six miles, and Is
now so much improve she has quit using
It. She feels she owes her life to it."
Free trial bottles at Logan & Co.'s drug
Rtnra
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The costume worn by the Texas convict
Is disgrace to civilization. Convicts are
dressed In coarse plaid cloth with their
names printed on their backs In large let
tiers. Every few days we SEQ them on the
railroad cars, chained around their necks
with heavy irons, going out to some farm
or wood camp, and very often we sec
them coming into the walls from these
outside camps palo and sick, but in.
varlably they are adorned with heavy
chains locked securely around their neokS,
In many instances they arc required to
sleep with chains around their legs for
wpcks, and even months. The convlcts
within the walls are treated kindly
enough, and stand q chance to return TO
their families as good men as when con.
Mcted, II not better,-RuSk Crex.) Stand
nrd.
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Can any one bring us case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily Cure2 We say they can
not, as thousands Of cases already per-
manently cured and who are daily recon.
mending Electric Bittes, will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify theb blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts,
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at SOC
bottle by Logan 4 Co, NWRaw
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
floCvTI0N AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE
u.y. street, N, VI, Washington DC,
yps, NJ. srxyENs HART, Principal.

..-,.,., sf,,Ion al Mt, LAEEPARE, Garrett Co..
saH winning July l6' vt lV'O A. ~ closing
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Ap' a.. ys,ural Development aud Culture o. the
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PupHG Aus nj Articulation and lsesplfGltoni 10
TIE u'aa, the philosophical laws BY which those
gslhtl W." W.. 'r,f,,,erygd aud developed, ,,.,.
ptyAtt,, AK and Natural Expression OF sentiment
i 'v al speech and Geslurei Including ChAr'
ey ll'.,,nn. dramatic Reading aud RECITATION
Decentralization In Expressive Bible and SNAKES
bpNln,l, ' ,.tins and In the reading Of Hymns,
PI% Viz upp0rIunIty Afforded Teachers lof inc
~ ~ pT.riiCai Methods for Teaching AFIlclih'
lill! nj sightlleading. Methods based upon the
pgnrIpIe, VI ptlSAT!g' Io.,,..,,,, .,,1
Al 'A+'II formal Methods VIII BY formed aud AeS'
h'llI IA daily from July u 70 August y, 1885,
WYE Tss css, viii be taught BY Mlks SUSIE POLLOCK
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ts,u class for children Will DO held on three
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oASa~, i"rtIlEes Will DO given by Nm, Hart and
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department. ,,I,.ss
IO PS'N'" Mrs, II. sTEVENs HART, or
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Girls Of a manageable ago do not like
To tell how old they arc; but you can find
out BY following the subjolhed lnStruC.
lions, the young lady doing the figuring.
Tell her 10 put down the number Of the
month In which she was born, then mtil.
tipiy II by ., then 10 add ., then 10 multi.
ply IL BY 20, then 10 add her age, then to
subtract SOS, then to add 1ib, then tell her
10 tell you the amount she has left The
two figures 10 the right will denote her
age, and tho remainder the nontl Of her
birth. For example, the amount 10 B29
she 10 % years old, aud was born In the
eighth month iAuguSkl Try it, GU
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The statement by Judge Nicholson In
bis Chlppenhook speech, that the late
Judge Loyal G. Kellogg was author OF the
bill which repealed tho old law that ex.
cluded atheists from tho wltness.stand in
our Vermont courts, Is probably correct.
II Ia doubtless also truO that the imme-
llate occasion OF Judge Kellogg's action
Vas tho knowledge impaired TO him by
Judge Nicholson that upon the latter's
motion Judge Harrlngton's atheist son
had been excluded. The bill became law
In 1851, and there Is no reason to doubt the
correctness Of Judge EiOholsoh's rocollec-
lion. But the agitation had been long
one. For fifteen years or moro prior TO
that time Mr.. AmAsa Guernsey OF West
minister had InAde annual visits TO the
legislature and pressed q similar BILL. He
was Just md noble man and OF a devout
character but Unable to give intellect.
unl consent 10 the accepted doctrines OF
Deity. Ito Ind been excluded 40 q witness
on that account, although known as q
strictly truthful man, and he determined
10 resent tho wrong until II was redrcssed.
He enlisted the late Hon. Charles X. Field
In the cause, md Mr, Field was often In
the house from NSwfanO, His minority
report on the subject one year, when the
majority Of the committee on tho Judiciary
was still inclined 10 pandor 10 tho old
prejudice, Il said 10 have been one Of tho
finest pieces Of sarcasm, as well "a Ablest
legal arguments, ever presented 10 the
legislature. We have an Impression that
Mr.. Guernsey died before federation was
secured. BE that "a II may, II seems In.
credible that II was only thitty.ave years
ago itiAn's religious convictions or want
Of them should have been deemed o guali'
lcatlOn or disqualification for testltyihg
In any purely secular matter III the courts
Of Vermont, -liutland Herald
ttieUiitii, fAtaa husband, mas ieased
500 acres Of shooting land In Wales, III
u pASlOnRtely fund Of hunting.
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ntllt snlh AZ Sow Worm nnr..

Milk Is hClping the temperance cause in
New York 10 q great extent, All tho bars
sell II Just now as much rs they do whisky.
The way In which II Is usually drank Is to
fill glass half or two.thlrds full with Il
and then mi the balance with vichy. The
drink Is very refreshing, II not exhilarat.
ing. Milk, however, Is mixed with othet
things besides mineral water at the bars,
WhiAky and milk 10 very common, motto
say popular drink Still, the demand for
milk alone has increased so much OF late
that 1t Is sold from number Of wagons
on the street-New York Letter.
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HOW TO GET FAT.

The marvellous efficacy Of puiFy's Puro Malt
WhiskOy, taken In connection with our form
ula, e best altcsted by tho evidence Of those
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use ita wonderful certainty as cure In vast
lng diseases, and the surprising recuperati0n
q those who have tried II, together with IL
absolute purity and excellence, establish IL
standard as the best for medicinal use ever
placed on the market.
Gain OF Al Pounds.
loS CONWAY ST., BALTIMORE, Nh,
dentlemen-About three months ago I
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MhiSkey and formula. ! then weighed
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gain Of II pounds. attribute all this rapid
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your formula
Very truly, p, Il, MURPHY,
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STORIES OF THE WAR,
A RETIRED Ex.coNFEDERATE SOL
DER EXPRESSES HIS VIEWS.

He Doesn't SEQ How Private Can Have
Any RseOllsCtIOns of the War-HO
Calls to Mind Few Stray Items and
Incidents,
The war is over. The true sign Of this is
that another Is wanted right uow-Rs Is
the case in every land each twenty or
thirty years, Another and more pleasing
sign Is that In their magazine articles tho
generals land their duly constituted at
torneys in fact, the staff officers, who
have converted their swords into that
mightier weapon, the pen, display no ami
mostly to their former enemies, but dt-
rect all their assaults against some CO.
operating general on their own side.
Sometimes the magazines have "Recol'
lections Of q PriyRteR but this puzzles me.
In the first place, 1t requires great deal
Of journalistic enterprise to find private,
In the second place, l don't SEQ how u prI'
yRte can have any Tecollections OF Ito
war was u private In tho campaign OF
1859 through northern Virginia and Mary
land, and IN every fight, and must say
that never saw u single battle or had the
falntest idea OF what was going on or
what were the results until / was told Of
1t RiterwRrd or saw 1t in paper, was
three days ut Second Manassas and then
slowly made up my mind that there
would probably DO n genuine engage
ment next day, When we rebels began
to move tho night after Sharpsburg, |
had an idea that 1t WINS with view
to open battle IN the morning, aud when
we got to the Potomac aud started IN
couldn't comprehend why VIC hadn't tried
q fight FIRST, Fighting, us We generally
was, with long line over miles OF front
in woods for the most part, aud over hills
and valleys, don't believe that private
ever saw more than small part OF u but
tie Except at fredericksburg or knew u
skirmlsh from general engagement, ora
reconnaissance from an attack,
An artillery duel at Shepherdstown was
much worse to me and every member OF
my company than was the greAt battle OF
Sharpsburg the day before, There We lay
all day on the bluff of the Potomac with
90.pounder PARROTS far away ocross the
river and beyond our reach, firing with
such precision that 1t seemed to me that
they could have knocked in tho head OF q
barrel about the third trial; indeed, was
not sure they couldn't have driven spike
at the distance Of three miles We were
on our faces making impressions In the
ground, from which felt sure accurate
casts Of our corntGnanCes might have
been nodded, and those 20.pOund shells,
were shlngllng our back halr all the after
MON
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II Is curious to consider that when
Shakespeare drew the character Of Shy.
lock he had probably never seen Jew.


HAru Lines Tor the HOLT.
A wealthy bachelor has Just died In st.
Petersburg, beQueathlhg his property In
81. Petersburg and Moscow, rs well rs his
stock and investments, TO his nephew,
though with curious provlsoS Before he
inherits he must give his word Of honor
that he will not smoke any longer either
cigar, cigarette or pipci that he will never
again play cards. and that within ak
months Of the proving Of the will he will
marry, 90 that he will not die an old bach.
elor like the testator, Three executors
have been appointed, and in case tho heir
refuses 10 comply with the conditions they
have tho right TO appropriate tho property
and divide IL among their children. The
first two engagements have already been
entered into BY the helr, though with I'm.
willingness, bat the third proylsu threat
ems 10 10 insupefable, Chicago Tribune.
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Gtrs gnteIligeate1,
Office, Nos, sS and ~ Fourteenth Street,
LOVES SEASON.
EsaH

Springtims love Is like the flowers, -
Born TO blossom and to die, -
Smiling Though few sweet hours 9
All, tell me why. ~
Summers love Is like the showers, 70
Burst with lightning from the sky; )
Wasted soon It's passions powers; "a
All, tell me why, IS
Autumn's love Is like the gold ~
That on the forest leaves shall LEI 81
Quickly fed with speed untold; ~
All, tell me why. .sSA
Winters love Is like the cold q
And chilling winds that quickly fly,
Vanishing DER wood and void; \
All, tell me why,
Yet Summer, Autumn, Winter, Spring
Are full Of love that shall not die;
For love Is Of them all the king;
And who cares whyl \
w, ], Henderson.
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nj, Dc CHAaTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR WHEELING, W, VA,

Tina ,h,rty.aInth year OF this Well.Euowu Acad'
,nS under tho charge Of tho Visitation Nuns,
o ~ on The ar5. Monday Of September next, and
continue ten months
pnvl, received at any time in the session.
Tbo.s who dealrs TO place thCIr daughters in an
,nulmloa GgordIHg exceptional advantages In
Msway Of heallhlul aud delightful location, ex'
'",lrat beard thorough discipline aud instruction
=, tbs hand. Of lifelong teachers, In every depart
man, Of female education, including the modern
languages aud music should send for \ catalogue
oil ,ns school, Address,
Dlrectress Of the Academy oithe Visitation,
MT. De CHAETAL,
,u2sn,v Near Wheeling, W. Va.
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ACKER's Blood ELIXIR Is the only Blood
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Tho senators who do not use tobacco In
any form arc Aldrich, Blair, Colquitt,
Dawes, Doiph, Hoar, Jones Of Nevada,
Mcmillan, Miller, Mitchell Of Oregon,
Morgan, Pike, Plumb, Teller, Van WycI
and Payne, .-WAshington Letter.
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10 Meet Thorn on Che Dock.

Mrs. Grundy says that II Is q new
fashion for people who are bound for En-.
rope TO send out cards for their friends to
meet them on the dock Of the ocean
steamer. -ChioAgo Times.
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Gain OF 1912 Pounds,

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EDWARD II, HOWE,
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!, II, MURPHY.
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NHIN VI 81 EWWWWHV
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A book Of 10 tagCh. The
ipEl book for an advertiser 70
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d newspapers aud estimates
VI the C1tl Of Advertising
ants 10 Gptnd one dollar md
he tequltos, while ilf him
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y .lhfed Editions hAya hem
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grAusportatten.

pITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI X ST.
J. LOUIS RAlLR0AD-P Panhandle Rlute;
o, 1856, Trains leave Panhandle station, iOOt ol
Eleventh street., near public lanliug, ~ follows,
Central STANDARD time!
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All trains daily except Sunday,
Pulllnan's Palace huhet Oc Hotel Sleeping Cans
fhiiSdel MIN and Ssw SorE TcSt 10 columbus.
Ctncinndtir Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis aud
St Louis,
For though tickets, baggage cheeks, sleeping Car
accommodations, and Ruy further information APP
ply TO JOHN q, T0ALlESON Ticket Agent VI Pam
handle Station foot Of Eleventh Strps or at Oily
Ticket ohiCe, under Mcclure H0uEs, Wheeling,
JAMES MOCREA,
General Manager, Pitbburgh, Pa,
4, A, FORD,