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1SS6-1SS6.
ENGLISH'S 0PERA-HOUSE.

Monday and Tuesday Evenings june and g. 1886.
TWO GRAND OPERAS IN ENGLISH BY THE
AMERICAN OPERA COMPANY
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE @. A r.
MUSICAL DIRECTOR. Mr.. THEODORE THOMAS
acts, "ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE."
Tuesday. June 0-Delioess Romantic Opera, in
three acts "LAkME."
First production in Indianapolis of the above two
operas Tho unrivaled Thomas Orchestra Of sixty
musicians Ore hundred in the grand chorus. Grand
ballet of seventv.fve dancers. Elaborate costumes
and scenery. Tickets placed on sale at English's
opera-house Friday, May %. at o'clock for sea-
purchasers only. Season tickets best seats for
both operas. SIS. Single performance sale begins on
Monday. MAY 81 at o'clock. Reserve seats, so
to SD according to location Gallery and general adj
mission 81 All railroads will sell tickets ut fare
for round trip Tickets good returning second day
after purchase, but not beyond June 8.
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RUPTURE radically cured. and also pile tumors
and istul@. Pamphlet of particulars 10 cents in
stamps Worlds Dispensary Medical Associa.
tion, Buffalo, N Y.
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without in the least impsiring its efficiency. In
its present shape il cannot become a law. and
even Its most sanguine supporters here know it
THOMAS H. BROWNE.
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Queen Victoria's Congratulations.
LONDON. June 1.-The Queen has sent the follow.
ing cable message to President Cleveland:
PRAY accept my sincere congratulations ON your
marriage and my best wishes for your happiness.
VICTORIA"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-03

1887 @ebiane i'm @etrase BON $685., 500
~ Anfrasen fir aeenten, sopie Ra.en
fur Clubs t6aneu nur In Der Office In Nen
Orleans sema4t uerben.
assse naberer sustnnft f@reibe man beutIid
bic gauge aOreHe.
Nan idife @elb bur@ Ycfot " o.
ten, @rpreB Npnep Orber, Nep Ocrl
MeGiel auf Seen Srleans.
8rtefe nit garrenfp unberduoert per erprtb
@ir sabIen erprebtofeH anf ale Snmnen
iber IS aufparts.
We. q. Dauphtn,
seip Orleans, ga.
Man aerefFre resifrirte 9riefs nlb Reue
p. .. Moaeb Drbrss aus AMI pc VEN Drleane
Rational Hanf, slep DrIeans. e.
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A 1Inir.Dreadth Escape.

s.. Paul Globe.
"This looks Suspicious exclaimed Mrs
Suspicion, directing attention to long,
golden hair which she had discovered on
the shoulder OF her husbands coat. She
took II up carefully, and twining 1t about
her finger examined It carefully. "sure
1t amt yours, my dear?" he said. "You
know your hair has a golden tinge in the
Sunlight.n "My hair 10 black" respond.
ed the vile In manner that indicated
too plainly that tlAttery would not quiet
her. This is yellow-red / may say now,
how did II get on yourcoat? That's what
I'd like TO knowP" "0h," responded he,
~ forgot to tell you Of little episode that
occurred to-day; as was coming along the
street l heard the cry Of FIRE, and
looking Up, discovered several females
looking out the window Of the hfth story
and appealing for assistance; went up
the fire.eHcape and soon had oil the girls
safely down on the sidewalk one Of them
must have been red.headed." The even
ing paper did not have q line about o
FIRE, said she. "0l course not" contln.
ued he; the fire did mot amount 10 any.
thing; | went around 10 the office and
asked that my name be left out, In fact,
demanded that no mention Of the affair
be made, and actually threatened to STOP
my subscription II any publicity was
given 10 my conduct. Tho reporter had
me written up az hero, and ] knew you
would not like 10 see me In print aB saving
any one but you, 90 kept II out OF print
By the way, | saw q very pretty Bealskir
sacque downtown to-day that l halt.Wa
ordered for you. wish you would &c
down Tomorrow and SEQ how you like
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Tho Latest EtyiO In HAIR Dressing.

NtW lVfN hptHWV fVNt
A lady writes to inquire about "the lat-
est style In hair dressing for the summer
season." It 10 quite impossible 10 give
any special or BetStyle as the prevailing
one, for the reason that no one atyle OBJ.
taihB. Some wear the high Josephine
cofonet OF the broad "I.eAhn braid wound
completely around the head In an in-
broken circle. For full dress occasions
many fashionable women have adopted
the Japanese Colaure, which admits Of o
number Of costly gem.set pins run through
the high coils Of hair, The mania for
hortcfopped heads Of hair stlll obtains,
but nine ont Of ten Of those who BAofillDe
their treBseB 10 the Moloch Of iaehion 70.
greet II keenly Ia very few weeks; The
next French twiBt, with three eighthB ar'
RAGGED about II, 10 10 stylish couture, 90
popular % ever. The nCatcgon" braid 10
hot l'dfesBy,' nor 10 Il becoming 70 many
faces, and the attempt 10 brush the hair
directly OF the forehead was not iqShs
ionAbl6 guDcets. Soft flngg Of hair pluB.
tered abot the brow curly bong falling
naturally and Auay hAloti oil adoIti The
crown 81 the head. The "begt style" IN
half dressing 10 adopt and cling 70, IN
spite Of lie varied idlosynpfaales 81 the
half tite6oef, a thO ono Shleh pf0yee the
most becoming, The low 9retlan coil y
popular, and will DO adopted and adhered
10 BY Aepable women WHO End their spec;
A blyle alone becoming u the ehape q
lheif hpAdO aud out VI their leAFpteg'
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Farmer, ReUicIO.
II the soil for pasture is wet or inferior
the crops grown thereon will be such as
are only adapted to the location. Those
who devote the improbable portions OF
the farm to be turned out as ''old Il ,lds"
should bear in mind that there Is nothing
to be gained by devoting such land to
stock, unless the stock Is well fed at the
barn before being consigned to the task OF
picking up the few acattered growths OF
heritage here and there. II the COWS are
expected to give milk, support themselves
and keep in good health from that which
they are TO procure from such fields
II does not require q philosopher to
explain that the ''old fields" will grad
usIly become poorer instead Of improv.
ing, Where the stock is fed well other
wise they will, Of course, be more or less
enriched by the dropplngs, bat poor fields
or wet lands cannot provide the stock
with a sufEiclency OF food. Farmers seem
to select the most improbable portions OF
the farm for pasturage. This should not
be the case. Good stock demands good
grass, and any economy practiced in the
saving Of pasture will be met by cores
ponding loss in the animal. Those who
breed the fancy Shorthorn or Hereford
steers give as much attention to the quail
ity OF the pasture Rs to the breeding oil the
stock. Blood simply tells" when 1t has
an opportunity to do 80, and the old adage
that good blood will tell" 10, consequent
ly, only true when the conditions 30 allow.
Good pastures demand improved stock,
and the farmer who turns bis attention in
that direction will seek stock adapted
In IL
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An Old Trnn.

Pail Nall Gazette.
An automatic combination self.adjusting
ant trap and intoxicating machine has
been in use for years In New Mexico and
Arizona, which Is worthy Of careful
civilized attention. The chiel blessing oil
that arid section 10 held to be- mescal, q
fiery liquor distilled from q species OF
cactus, and the principal curse 10 an
immense black ant that considers himself
proprietor OF any premises 10 which his
neat may belong. It Is said that the ma.
tiyes could not live without either the
meecal or the ants, for while 1t Is only
mesCal that can make q Mexcan's life en-.
durable with the ants, 1t is only the ants
that can wake . Mexican from the pro-
found coma Into which the rnegcal plungea
him. The ancient Mexican method Of
trying TO get rid oil an ants nest was 10 Gil
up the main hatch with ane gun.powder
and touch II of, keep are burning over
II night and day for o week, or drown II
out with boiling lye. The only result was
that the ants would stay down cellar
till the trouble was over, and then cheer
fully repair the damage done their
dwelling, aud "lay iol" the Mexican
IN tQb blent WkVCueb VI tub ulRub WIN u
yigor and alacfity that were truly awful.
One day o desperate MEXICAN poured q
quart Of mescal down bis throat and bur.
ied the bottle In the centre Of the princi-
pal ants nest In his yard, with the lnten.
ton, Of filling II with gunpowder aud
blowing both himself and his enemies out
Of the territory. Having buried the bot
tie 10 its neck lie went 10 the traders 10
get the powder, When he returned he
found that the bottle was alled with ants
that curiosity had prompted TO drop In,
and who, unable 10 climb out, were In.
dulging Ia q rough and tumble free fight
that did the Mexlcan'B heart no end Of
good, Another bottle was quickly pro.
cured and filed, and by sunset the Next.
can found himself proprietor Of seven
quarts Of ants In various stages Of mutllA.
tlon aud wrath. 10 shake these into o
bonfire was easy, aud thus 10 day the
colony was broken up forever. ThB'wrlt-
or has seen two pounds Of hne powder
fammed into an ANITA nest and prove In.
effective In its destruction, while BY the
battle system the work was thoroughly
accomplished In less than q week BY the
capture Of the lAst ant ID the community,
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Fitld Farm and sothH1R,
There Is something more in Rtirring the
soil than keeping down grass and weeds
Not blade Of Grats should be allowed to
grow out OF place, 1t is true, nor should
weeds DO given the slightest chance; but
while the loosening Of the soil assists in
destroying such intruders, yet tho real
benefits are derived from the air and
rains. When the soil becomes hard and
compact the air and heat cannot enter,
and when shower falls, until itlatts long
enough to completely soften the upper
crust, the water required by the plants
runs of and no benefit Is gained. BY
keeping tho earth loose the heat goes
down and surplus water evaporates.
Should shower fall the water soaks in,
and o large quantity is secured compared
with the coil that Is compact. The air
Ia the great agent that causes the chemi-
cal decomposition Of toilsand italsodisinte.
CRATES and renders soluble the plant food,
II the air can not enter the soil the sub.
stances that should be appropriated by
plants remain inert, and but slowly per.
form the work that should be done
quickly. There Is another point which is
overlooked. The roots oil plants have q
large feeding surface when the earth Ia
loose. II It is compact, aud the roots ara
compelled to pueh through the soil slowly
and with effort, 1t is the.loss Of so much
energy that Is In the one sense wasted,
for the physical force expended in one
direction Is lost instead Of being applied
where the greatest benefit might have
been obtained. In stirring the soil, there.
fore, many advantages are secured. The
roots have greater feeding capacity, a
larger amount Of moisture Is secured, the
air penetrates deeper, and the heat Ia
more readily converted into force. Keep
the soil loose at all times, and cultivate
always after each rain.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by o sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teethR II so,
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Of the oldest and best female nurses and
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
o.
flOCuTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
lRs. N, srRyESs HART, Principal

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~ beSinping July IS, At 1880 a. NJ closing
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W I'm thu Philosophical RWB by which those
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, .I M speech and Gestnroi Including ChAT'
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eve ing and In the reading Of Hymns,
" nv opportunity afforded IeAchen lof the
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An Answer wanted.

Gan 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 Bitters, will prove.
Bnght's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify theblood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at 5Oc O
bottle by Logan & Co. MwFaw
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ARSpOrtsFs Last "soOOp."

y, Paul hloReR PFsSL
II 10 not many years ago that Tony B.,
the attache OF a Central Iowa paper, now
dsiunct, rode out from Q Southern Iowa
city, one fine morning, perched daIingly
on the brake OF 2 fat car that was attached
to q Nwild freight and loaded with iron
rails, He was, like other reporters, made
up Of vice and YiTtues-only the first seen
by the world, the latter best known to his
Intimate frlenda, He had been in news
paper work for about six years, was thor
oughly capable, and scored more "Bcoops"
than were ever recorded against him,
This, in the eyes Of the CITY editor, insured
his entrance into paradise,
To make the story short, forty miles out
from its starting point the wild" freight
with leap OF madness and o terrible
crasli, went through bridge, down sixty
feet, and Tony sitting on . bEakebesm. i
was over In an instant. Such things don't
wait for time to catch up with them.
When the conductor Of the train 1.-THE
only one unipjured) crawled out OF the
wreck his eyes fell first on Tony, lying
across the side OF q dismantled box car,
on his chests heavy rail, his legs crushed,
and dying, Beyond him lay q dead brake-
mani the engineer was buried under his
machine, and by q large boulder was the
fireman with q broken back, Tony was
conscious, and when the conductor reach
cd him asked for paper and pencil. They
were found In his pockets. Unable TO
write himself he dictated this, angrily
ordering the men who had come up to let
him alone:
Of, Managing Editor STAR, La;
Train through bridge at -. was on
board and am hurt, viii send full par
tCulars at once, 4. d.
A farmer was secured, who carried It to
the nearest station. Then this boy, true
TO his duty and not tlinching before
death, sutiering irightful agony, and
while willing hands sought in vain to re.
lease him from his position, dictated q
Especial" OF 1900 words 10 his paper.
What he suffered no one can ever know.
It was with difficulty that he could
breathe, and every gasp costhim wrench
Of sgopy. But he held death down to the
last few lines. 1.-THE killed we're" aud
20 on, ending with the name OF "Touy
B., reporter" AS he ended that his
eyes filled with tears, and he looked up
wistfulIy to the conductor, who had
written the telegram for him, and who
himself could not keep the tears back.
TELL my mother" said Tony, THAT l did
my duty; and, boys, rush that over the
wires for me. 1t's q scoop" 1t went
over the wires all right, and 1t was
SCOOP" but before 1t was printed Tony
was dead.
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Nj, Dc CHAATAL ACADEMY,
MAR wHRELrNe, W. VA.

thu thlTty.nlnth year Of this WelI'knoWn Acad'
any, under tho charge oil the Visitation Nuns
orru, on The lrst Monday Of September next and
U0ntuue ten months
pupl, received at any time in the session.
Tbose who desire to place tholr daughters In an
,n,,Im,lon GaordIng exceptional advantages In
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colepl board, thorough discipline and instruction
=, mo hands Of lifelong teachers, in every depart
meat Of female education, including the modern
languages Gad music, should send for q catalogue
Of lhil school. Address,
Di,octloss Of the Academy otthe Visitation,
MT. Do CHANTAL,
,gSp,w Near wheeling, ", Va.
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The best salye In the world for Cuts,
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10 guaranteed 10 give perfect Batiaiaction,
OF money refunded. Price % cents per
hog. For sale by Logan a 90.
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miraculous Escape.

W. w. Reed, druggist, Of Winchester,
Ind, writes: zone Of my customers, Mrs.
Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph county,
Ind, wasa long sufferer with consumption,
and was given up 10 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, o distance Of six miles, and Ia
now % much improve she has quit using
II. She feels Bhe owes her life 10 IL"
Free trial bottles at Logan 4 Co.'S drug
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Coalln ret,,,

GALVESTON, Tax. Sept 1s.--An Eagle
Pas special 10 this NeigS says that a yalu.
able deposit ol bltumlnois coal has been
discovered Al the depth Of ninety feet on
The farm recently bought by the bouthetn
Pacific company from General NMabio.
on the w6tt aide 81 the HAbVnd river. The
ypln \ ~ lOet ten inehea thick,
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EAST LlBKRTY, Pa, Sept. 2O-Cattle--
Receipts 2, 22S head shipments 1887 head (;
market slow at last weeks prices; 0 cars
shipped to New York to-day. Hogs-Re.
ceipts 400 head; shipments 400
head; Philadelphias, S. 15i6 80; Workers.
81 75a4 90; grassers 81 5U44 60; 10 cars
shipped TO Nav York. Sheep Receipts
$500 head shipments 8, 400 htad; market
active; prices shade higher than last
week.
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TEN1srIoo, Canada West, Ont

MFssns, FLEMING BROS.
sIrs,--YOur pills came OIL right and can soy
grelt many pills, but can say DR.. O., Me-
lanes Pills, manufactured by Fleming Bros.
are genuine. and gentlemen you have my thanks
IN sending, give some Of those pills 70 my
Heigh6Ors for O. trial. One q my nClghDqTs
felt tic next day like new man. He wishes
mo 10 send for fifty cents worth for him. 80,
gentlemen, / will do oil ! can to Introduce pr.
d, McLaiie's Liver Pills, manufactured ny
Fleming Brothers. Yours with respect,
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Itaiiords mo pleasure 10 assure you thlt az
ter using Dr.. q. NtcI4ane's Celebrated Layer
plllS for more than twenty years IN my family,
that regard them aS being superior TO any
havo ever used or have seen used. l have not
Ind them constantly and had to try, Others, and
l have tried o good variety, but have never
had any to net so promptly probably, and
nicely Us MIcl.anOs. l have used them myself,
wife, aud children, with tito most gratifying re-
suits. For children, having used them on my
recommend them to ono and to all. These
pills do tho wOrk-d0 II promptly, do " well,
and leave no III effects behind. As q bile re.
preparing tho system for lLlnIne, there Is no
bill or medicine equal 10 Dir. O. NGLaneS Cele'
bFatcd Liver Pills. expect to Use them as
long rs / live, II they contlaue as good as they
have been In tho past.
Pastor NJ. Il. Church South, Myers Station,
Tampa District, Florida Conference,
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Nov WhiStlipgs Of the Quail are often heard
From huckWheAt neldS while, on the calm air,
aoaH
Builds noW nest but nigh d IhIiltd by notes
From clipselE nelF, aud lotpSta' dFoWsy hum
Ahat seems 70 say; 'ssptembeF tms mas c0new
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ITHEELING & PITTSBURGH DIYt.
w sI0N, d DO.
on and alter MAY %, 1855 passenger train vii
run a. iollowt- Wheeling time.
For Pitaburgn- b:06 M, 1855 q. m. daily; 1865
y. m, 6y25 p M, daily
For Warrington $50 p. m, daily except Sunday.
From Pittsburgh II $50 o. m, $40 p. M, daily
except Sunday 1928 ?. M, daily; 9t2ta m daily.
From Washingtor-9 ;2o O. M daily; 11;S0A nj,
6.20 p. m, 1928 p. N. daily.
q. K. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
D, DUNBAR, General superintendent.
U. Y LAME. TIhY. Pas. Ar. Whaling.
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Dear sirss@Enclosed you will find one dollar
for which youwil please send me more OF your
Dr. q. McLane's Liver Pills. thrust you nave
received tho pay for tho last two boxes order.
ed md received. would only say, they nave
done inc more good than could express
fecl much better now than have Tor Two
'S"4' P"S" REV. PHIL srABTH,
West SAndllke, N. Y.
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oaios Nos, Is and y F0artssnth street.
September


WT0V7FVW NU0II7ll71
A change erseps over nature, A deep aulh
Mounts TO the maple Leaf; the air u clear,
The grapes arr puIPling, and crimson blush
sPISs & or lurh aoWen " dsck the waning
Year,
RPS sgbss bend ne trees while golden rod
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Petroleum.

Oh CRY, Pa, Sept. lO-0pened at 65sc
highest COG; lowest 64Ss; closed at 84So
sales l,6i4,0O0 barrels; Clsarances 4,Oi4,
OOO barrels; charters 90, 0lO. barrels; ship
ments IS, 402 barrels.
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ToLEDo, O., Sept. 2O.-wheat, firm;
cash. cash 777sc; October, 77e77ic; November,
79!e; December, site; May, SOC. Corn,
dun; cash, 4l4c; October, 4l!C. Oats,
steady; cash, 1885,. Glover seed dull !;
October, 81 50; December, $4.S5. Re.
csipLs-Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn,
10000 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels. Ship.
ment-Wheat, 10000 bushels; corn,
22'O0O bushels; oats, 5000 bushels; clover
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BRADFoRD, Pa, Sept 2O.-0pened at
64ic; closed at 64st; highest csc; lowest
B4sc; clearances ], lSS,000 barrels.
TIrusyILLE, Pa, Sept. 2O.-0psned at
OBI highest $50; lowest 6iss; closed at
6iho.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-21

PlTTsDuReu, Pa, Sept. 2O.-Petroleum
active and frn opened at 85sc; closed at
66c; higbeat 66c; lowest 6ilc.