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nAylp nrpLEY rIRLp's DEVICE.

Walking down Broadway almost any
day In the week the tall, erect
figure Of Cyrus Field may be seen. His
hnir and beard are white as gnow, and
more than eighty years have passed since
he saw the light on his fathers little farm,
but his eye ia IS bright and his step az
light rs they were fifty years ago, In
spite Of his years he periormS work
which tho quickest and very cleverest OF
Wall street young men might BIO pardon.
ed for considering excessive. Ho dictates
every day many thousand words in an.
swering letters and sending messages,
attends half a dozen meetings Of compan.
lea in which he Is interested, visits
banks, studies out new projeCts
and attends 10 the affairs
OF old ones with lightning rapidity. Mr..
David Dudley Field, who has also passed
iourscore years, attends 10 his great legal
practice most diligently and at the same
time works on his great undertaking Of
codiiying all the laws OF New York State,
task which almost oil lawyers agreed at
first WAS too heTculeRn for humanity. He
hiss Reon the Penal Code win lts way to
recognition and adoption, aud he now
sees the Civil Code on q fair way to the
same success. In these great works he
leaves his own monument 40 surely az
does Cyrus Field in the Atlantic cable,
but he cannot yet throw oil the harness.
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The most Important feature OF Mr.
Daine's speech at Lake Sebago 10 the
discussion Of the relative position Of the
two parties on the tariff question II has
been Mr.. Blaine's GeaiTu Tor some years
that federal politjcS should turn upon
this important issue. The Star heartily
agrees with him in this, and believes that
tIo Democrats should fairly and Bquarely
meet the Republicans. We are confident
that the victory would BIO on the side Of
the revenue Ieiormers, and that MI
Blaine and other prolectionists are reck'
oning without theft host in assuming that
acAnyass on the tariff issue means- slC'
Cess.-NaO York Star.
Nothing would delight the Republican
prty more than to 80 into the next can
vlss on this issue, and wo hopo the Star
may have that influence that will induce
the Democratic party to declare i'solI
uncquiyocRlly on this subject in its plat
form, 1t has straddled and begged the
question 20 long that the people begin 10
think it Is not in earnest in any ayowaIs
i! makes. A square fight on the tariff is
sue Is what the Republican party
wants; it will bring the Democratic
party from its hiding place and
put 1t on the trade free platform under
which IL has been concealed and where
1t has worked q hybrid tariff dummy to
gull the memberB of its party who arc in
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DIED,

KEY-At Elm Grove, on Friday morning, August
~, 1855. at 10 o'clock, ADSEa KY, In the SOtl
year OF his age.
Funeral services at DR.. ", A. CraCrafts residence
Saturday afternoon ut o'clock lntrFment ii
Stone Church Cemetery. Friends OF the lam
lily are invited to attend,
O'Clock, AlOSSo, son Of AIonSo and Lena e. H.
uged months and days.
Funeral from the residence oil his parents ID
Bridgeport Ohio, on sunday afternoon at one
o'clock. Friends Of the family are invited.
KNOTE-On Friday morning, August a. 1886
joins knots, aged " yGard and months.
Funeral from his late residence, 1877 EoE street
Sunday, August %, at 2 O'Clock p. N. The
friends OF the family arc respectfully invited
to attend. Interneut at Greenwood.
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A npnm from GlnlI.tonoIs sunset.

London Litter IN The BOstoR Post,
Hundreds Of people gathered before the
Premier's window lat the last meeting Of
GIadstone's Cabinet, cheering each mem
Der OF the Government as he arrived. The
consultation lasted all afternoon, but the
unyearied crowds waited, gazing upat the
windows OF thespartment which was sup
posed to contain the destinies OF the em'
pire till one by one the ministers reap
peared and departed, cheered by the
crowd as before, but more sadly as the
conviction grew strong that this was the
end-when suddenly tall, dark man, at
tired in clerical costume and thought ia
be q missionary, stretched forth his arma
solemuly toward Mr., Gladstone's window
and broke forth in q deep,toned voice
with two verses from the Psalms; "He
that hewed timber out OF the thick trees
was known to bring 1t to an excellent
work. But now they break down O.! the
carved work thereof with axes aud ham
mers." 1t is impossible to describe the
effect produced by this singular method
Of proving the speakers devotion to Glad
stone,
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day,g vorE aLtendIng 10 Lha o0ngregaLloa'l

days work attending to the congreeahon's
business. -,
These gentlemen are all happy, healthy
and strong, They are genial with their
friends, pleasant with their Rcqualntances
and iull OF kindness in their homes
Morally they are excellent men, and IN
this they are like the great majority Of
Nav Works great money makers, for the
great money makers are great workers,
and great workers have no time or thought
Having means enough to open to them
the door Of oil worldly pleasure, the mil
iionaires Of New York yet ind that the
greatest enjoyment Is to be found in hard
work honestly performed. What power
ful reiutation this is Of the SANDERS which
represent work as o curse inflicted upon
humanity for wiCkedness. And what q con-
ISOLATION TO thepooT man. SYDNEY REID.
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A rrIeI Ken,eIy ior pIlIousnoss,

Those who suffer from disorder or inactIon o.
the liver will never get the upper hand Of the un
ruly organ 50 lonE as they use such irrational rem
edles as blue pill, calOmel and pOdoPhyllin' Blu
from the tried and popular medicine, IIosteiter''
stomach BIvIers, they may expcCIrclIef with Ger
talu,y Of obtaining 1t, The Influence OF the Bit
tiers upon the great hillary gland Is direct, power
iul and speedily felt. The relief afforded Is moi
SpasmudlG, but complete and permanent Ihe
slilowne,s of tho skin, lurred appearance Of the
tongue, indigestion, COsliyentSs, headaGhc, nausea
nai6s thfOurh the right side und shoulder In fact
every accompaniment Of the obstinate complaint
MIS- entirely aud promptly removed by course oil
This lnestIaable Incdlclue, IN behalf OF which tes
timOny l. constantly emanatlng from every quar-
Ter aud from all classes OF society.
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A woman Should be luliaovablO.
CAdmten' Journal.

ChdinbefS' JOhrRdt,
A hostess who cannot preserve her
serenity upon even the most crucial occn.
Blons ID lacking In ono Of the most essen.
tal qualities Of an entertainer. The
ihouEhtless splitting Of her best vino, the
solling Of her whltest tableCloth, nay, even
the smashing Of oletrayful Of her best
old family china, should not cause one
muscle Of ConntenanCe TO change.
On the other hand, an affected lgto.
rance respecting tho contents oil the days
bllhoi.iafe 10 a. times almost as fatal as
the opposite extreme. Twas myself pres.
ent at q dinner party al which one Of tho
tintutored stable helpers had beeil brought
Ii, on an emergency, to assist, "WhAt arc
these, JohnH" inquired the languid host.
eSs, a. John ttembllngly thrust forward a
dish Of tartletS Just Under her right elbow,
" don't know, tnA'an, raAlly," he 70.
piled, ubut think they're tuppenCe
apiecen
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WmEELlNo, ", yAp AUGUST rs, 1850.
CONGRESSlONAL CONVENTION


AtuueetIug Of the Republican Executive Com
mittee !Or the Fint Congressional District Oh west
Virginia, held at Wheeling August H. lsS0 Twas
ordered;
That a Convention OF tho Republicans Of the
Fiat Congressional District Of West Virginia be
called 10 meet at Weston, W. Va, on TuEsDAfr
SEPTEMBER Il, 1855, for the purpose OF placing In
nomination Republican candidate for CONGRESS
In SsId DAIlct, and for the transaction Of any
other business that II ny pTOp'Fly come before the
Convention,
The Republican paICB OF the Flint District are
respectlully requested to publish this call.
Gu, CALDWELL, Chairman,
o. @. ECOFIELp, secIetaTy
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There he donB an old suit Of clothes
which most fishermen would despise, and
from that time Until 10 o'clock he 10 buBler
than any Of his men. No work Ia beneath
him, and when 10 o'clock arrives he 10
fish scales from head 10 foot. Al the hour
named hp takes bath, puts on his ordi.
nary business suit again, aud, after q huf.
fled breakfast, fushes of on some mission
connected with his OOmmisaionerehip
This may take him oil the afternoon, or Il
may only take him an hour. 1.-THE latter
he ahds plenty Of matters connected with
his business on which 10 employ his time
till d o'clock comes, when he rushes over
10 his home, swallows his supper a. fast "A
he can, and fusheS out again 10 be present
Al q church meeting, whore he does q
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FOR RENr.

No. 10I Fifteenth street, rooms.
No. 1908 Alley II, 8 rOomp, west Of MOCOllOcl
~
No. l&ll Market street, desirable btore.room.. %
No. li27 MAln street. business house with one
oil tho best hydraulic elevators In tho CITY,.
No, 40 Fourteenth street, rooms .............U
No. 30 Eighteenth street, 6roouiB. a,,,.4...... 10
No. 2lb3 Main street, HtOrg-roo. ...a........ 10
No. 70 Twcnty.BoyCrth street, . roomB..,...." Q U
No. pap ALLEY q, ,......,,.,...U q
No. 1914 Eofr street, rooms o.
No. " AleY lb, fOOIg
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRTvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
N TRAINs-On and after may 80, 1sSe-ExPLA.
NATION OF REVERENCE MARKS eDally. tsundGy
excepted. monday excepted Wheeling time:
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HALE FARE |
tonc fare for tho round trip.

WnS AEe lVE HuEuuuu HlPI
This Is one Of the best opportuuILCI you will
ever have 10 visit the WOlt.
-For rates and full particulars cIll on o. 4 n.
@. w. PARIS,
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Eups-Salrfter.

Having sold nlne-tenthS Of the Writing Machine
sold in the State we claim Il CLEARLY demonstrate
the superiority Of our machines. Below We give
partial Est OF customers using them:
Daily IntelligenCer.
Daily Register.
News Letter.
W. +. Hubbard, attorney.
Robert White, attorney.
Joseph r, PAUL, attorney.
Russell & stiiel, attorneys.
@. g. StuTEiss, attorney, MOrgAnt0wn.
John Hutchinson, attorney, Parkefsburg.
Van WiDk'c & Amber attorneys, ParkeSbuEB.
LOOMS & TaYCnner, attorneys, PArkGrSburg.
W. II. II Flick, u. g. District Attorney.
Hannibal Forbes. U 3 Commissioner.
L. G. DolllCker, Clerk q. 3. Court, pafEefsburg,
Clarence Smith, Clerk OF Court, FalrmOnt.
O. NJ. Clemens, Clerk OF Court, pAikefsburg.
II. G. lIpHu Clerk Of Court, Hinton.
H. T. Fast, Clerk Of Court, MOrgantown.
Manufacturer Insurance Company.
Peabody Insurance Company.
UnderwrlteS' Insurance Company,
Anderson d Atkinson, Insurance Agency.
Edw. W. DunRway, City Receiver.
Vance, Hughes q Co.
Zarnits Bros Brokers'.
junction Iron Works
Whitaker Iron Works.
IAughlin Iron Works.
BenwOOd Iron Works,
A. J. Sweeney & sOn,
Hobbs, Dfockunier& Co.
For full particulars In regard TO terms OF sale ant
- E. L. ROSE 4 CO.,
Ru14 s. Twelfth Street
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H., z. q G. Railroad.
Leave 1iclAlro at 300 a. m. for wOodSaeld and
Leave Bcllalrc at 100 p. IN. for woodsaOld and
Sumin0rheld,
Leave BOlliirc a. 4iS6 n. IN. for WOOdsneld.
Arrive al llellaltc al l2l6 pm. from Bumlnetiled
9.3Op. m. for 2anEsylO, Si2S Q. IN. for W0OdSll0d
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gIers Aapertise,laents.

UTANTED-A RELIABLE MAN TO
w take West Virginia and canvass for the Life
OfThomRS A. Hendricks. For terms, 6c., apply 20
Ms SUSAN N. MONTAGUE, Col last Main street,
Richmond, Va. aus
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HaIf-Fare Excursions
WEST, Northwest,
AND SOUTHWEST.

On TUEsDAYs September Eth and 2ist, Agents
Of the Ohio & Mississippi Railway aud connecting
lines will sell round TIP land explorers tickets TO
points In Kansas, Nebraska, Dakota, Texas and
other Western StAtct at
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-09
Ito was 'sonsed.



Down IN the woods Of the Chichamauga
battIoaelds rabbits skurfy from one
brush-heap 10 another, and the squirrels
chatter 80 they look down from their
| petchos at men wandering from Point 10
| point 10 tho openings We were skirting
Sn0dgrasH I'M when we heard gun 10
on, followed by series Of yeils and
/ whoOps PushinR into tho woods few
rods we came upon on old darky seated
on log, with ono pantlag rolled up.
| There were four or i've tiny streams OF
blood running down, and It was plain
enough that some scattering shot mad
struck him.
As we reached him colOrcd boy about
sixteen years old came out OF the brush
with light shotgun IN his hands, ana the
old man looked up aud said
''Jullus, look hoohl You has done shot
your iaddcr In de lcgh
WHY pap, | dun 'sp0sGd you was n
rabbit ! seed sunthin' m0vln' In dc
brush, au bOzed away"
'Iactly, Juliusl correspond. You
dun took an ole Niger wclghln' $50
pounds fur little rabbit bout foot
long an ilst big nun 10 make soup fur
onel Julius, i2o gwlne 10 show you dc
dineronce between rabbit an your fad
dorp
lilo had been cutting green limb as he
talked, aud when he finished he took the
boy by the collar and played tho "bud''
to him until the young man jumped two
feet high and sung out like the Salvation
Army band. By-and.by we gently inter |
ierod to prevent further puninhmcut, and
the old man held tho boy OF aud asked |
Julius, doea you see meY"
eyes, laddorh
Does you know me from a rabbit"
"Ycsp
'Dou YOU start far hum an pick up dat
hoe an mako dat co'nheld ache, an dc
mex time you 90 huntlp' YOU boiler of
yer moui bofo' you shoot OFF yer gum
Gem'lem, good mawnin', an please 'scusc
ils leotlo disrupshuu.n
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and read tie words written n red ink Of
blood ~ the trcmalous hsnt 81 a dgIon
Christ, Come now, for All things are
ready"
After this day bas rolled by and the
night has como, may you have rosy sleep
gUardcd by Him who never slumberel
May you awake In The morning strong
and well But, oh, an thou deapiscr Of
GodY ~ the coming night the last night
on earih1 Shouldst thou be awakened IN
The night by something, thou knowost not
what, and there be shadows floating In
the room, ana a handwriting on the wall,
and you feel that your last hour has
come, and there be a iaintiDg At the heart
and trem0f In the limb, and catching
~ the breaththc thy doom would be
bat ~ echo Of The words Of my text ain
that night vas Belshazlar, the king Of
The Chaldeans, slalnn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-09

from the palaccl Mar royal dignity 60
mtteW Tout out nore vitae, Give ua
mem llsht wlldor music, sweotey per.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-09

quite number Of my former patrons
presume as am mayor Of the city that
have abandoned the practice Of medicine
| will say that I am not only willing but
anxious 70 attend calls Both phones NJ
office and Pan phone NJ residence, on Col
lcge lllll, ollco NJ drug store OF Dash
wood n Oesch, 81 Main street.
II. y. BKomEs. NJ. ID.
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, Mi o, M, EN-, , ''ay s., "a.
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pnnn,a Krlrncl

In oil bronchial aud pulmonary com
plants II n found 10 give Immediate
relief, followed by permanent cure. Sold
only ln bofflea
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining In the nontonico NJ Fort Worth. Tex
Monday, AnguBt y. 1850 10 obtain any OF thoao
lottore, tho applicant must call Tor "adyortiRod
lottora' and Rive the date OF this lipt
IgFss
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-09

Rose leaf toilet soap for Ave cents at
the Fort Worth Grocer Co.'s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07
THE GOSSIP OF LONDON.
Personal and Literary Notes Ne,
Books 90 be Issued.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, August 7.-Berths have been en-
gagged in the Servia Tor William O'Brien and
John Redman. delegates Of the Irish parlis-
mentary party to the Chicago convention.
Frederick Harrison says that the statement
that he is i'll and is about to leave for America
and Australia is a silly hoax. He is perfectly
well and has no idea OF leaving England
The next play at the Lyoeum will be w. @.
Willis dramatization OF the Legend Of Kim
Arthur" which he prepared some time ago for
Irving.
Unwin will publish Immediately a work by
Dal View, entitled Francis; q Socialist ROM
ance."
Vernon Lee has written q fan tastic story, ID
be published by Beachwood i'm one volume,
called "A Phantom Lover"
"Norah Moriarity," a novel to be published
soon in Blackwood under the guise of fiction,
gives minute accounts OF insidious plottings of
nationalists; emissaries and descriptions az
murders and outrages which result from raiL 3
OF organized mutilators. This Is TO be an i'm
portant contribution to the literature Of the
Irish question.
Lowell has enjoyed his visit TO England this
year. Hetalks Of returning next spring.
Barrett Smith is engaged in the preparation
of lite OF Queen Victoria for Routledge Son 4.
TO be issued next month. It is to he illustrate
with steel portraits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07
CONFUSION IN ENGLISH POLTPE.s
Chamberlain's AWk ward Position ,-
fsbury and the Roman Cmtholtss

Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EvENINa srAR
LONDON, August East Birmingham G
suddenly become the center OF national In &
because IL is there that the problem OF the -
tons OF radicals and unonists il 10 be sols> 4.
To be in the least degree consistent now tho
radical union should support Matthew in ap-
plying for reelection. II had. indeed, after an
interview with Alderman Cook. the liberal
candidate, issued public declaration that his
answers were unsatisfactory, with the hope "a
causing a split al the meeting TO be held last
evening. The meeting, however. an open pub
lie one, was unanimously enthusiastic In favor
of Cook. Thereupon the radical union pre-
pared a series of questions, which Cook an
swered in precisely the same words he used in
his election address in June, namely: He will
support the establishment OF legislative
body at Dublin for exclusively Irish affairs,
but will oppose the land bill and the exclusion
of Irish members from Westminster and any
attempt TO weaken the unity OF the empire.
With this. amid the laugh ter Of the whole liberal
party, Chamberlain's caucus Processes itself
satisfied. A more complete and ludicrous
crawl cannot be imagined. It is what must
happen sooner or later in all cases OF conflict
in parliament. The outlook grows brighter for
the government In face OF Hartington's de-
ciaration that the unionists will support the
government I'm resisting n demand for a pre-
mature expression of its Irish policy, IL is un-
likely Gladstone will make such a demand. II
he does not, parliament Will adjourn immedi-
ateiy after voting supplies, and probably Will
not reassemble TIL February. This is exactly
what Salisbury desires. There IL a rumor that
Salisbury intends bidding for the support OF
the Roman Catholics in England by offering
the hierarchy largely increased educational
powers. The appointment OF Matthews is held
TO confirm this rumor. IL this Is true the atti-
utude OF England may be judged from tho
opinion OF The Church OF England organ this
morning: "We deplore Salisbury's appoint-
ment OF popish home secretary as well nigh
suicidal policy. We entreat loyal Englishmeu
who regard the Protestant constitution OF this
country worth preserving TO fall back at once
10 a position OF complete independence OF
political parties"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07
A Civil Service POO.Bah
THE MIKADo CHARACTER IN THE NEW YORK

Aah MAAAOO CdAhACIER IN THE NEW YORK
CUSTOM HOUSE.
Col. Oberly, of the civil service commission
said to STAR reporter to-day, in speaking OF
the letters of the private secretary OF Collector
Hedden, of New York city, and Deputy Coilec-
tor Berry in resigning their positions as chair.
man and secretary, respectively, as well as
members OF the local civil service board, that
the civil service commissioners had refused to
approve their appointments for the reason that
they did not think it was proper tor them to
hold such offices. The commissioners held the
same views in regard to their appointment on
the board, but they were powerieSs to prevent
1t. as tue rules directed that they should select
Que OF two names which the collector might
SEND to them for appointment AS members of
the local board. The commissioners, however.
We're not bound TO approve the officers of tue
board, aud there was no lack OF logic as had
been charged i'll their action, because they made
use OF what authority they possessed to prevent
what must be conceded to be an Improperly Or
ganized board. For instance, the deputy cOllec-
iector, who acts in the absence of the collector
was made secretary OF the board. The collector
might go away, and then Deputy Collector
Berry could direct Secretary Berry TO send him
up q list OF names for appointment Secretary
Berry would then prepare u list, which he would
certify up ~ Acting Collector Berry, and the
latter having made his selection would direct
Secretary Berry to make out certain appoint
ment, which secretary Berry would proceed to
90; and when the appointment was signed by
Acting Collector Berry ali the requirements OF
she law would be satisfied.
informed that j. NJ. Cooper mad been made
chairman in place of Private Secretary Parker,
but he had not learned who had Deen selected
for secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-07
Alabama Supports the Administration

Alabama supports the Administration.
REPRESENTATIVE HERBERT WELL SATISFIED
WITH WHAT CONGRESS HAS DONE FOR THE
NAVY AND WELL PLEASED WITH THE CoNDI-
TION OF HIS FENCES.
Representative Herbert is very we'll satisfied
with the work accomplished by his committee
for the navy. There were several things more
he wished to have done, but there were SO
many bars and shoals t. sail over that he feels
like congratulating himself on what was actu-
ally accomplished. He is quite proud of the
ordnance work done at the Washington navy
yard, and the s15OOOO for plant and the
S1,oOOOoO for guns, any necessary amount of
which can be expended for plant he thinks,
will make a good start. His district is all solid
for him now, and he says they are all still solid
in Alabama, with the exception, possibly, of
one district. He says he does not think the
issues have changed much since the last cam
paign. The public lands torteitures, the bill to
prevent land frauds by repeating bad laws, the
interstate commerce bill and the general manly
attitude and hardy honesty of the President,
he says will give the democrats all the cam
paign material they need. Alabama, he says,
supports the administration.