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MISER JOHNS. SHADOW
4 HOLIDAY STORY.

cpl foreclose on him, Of course wilp
he softly chuckled as he rubbed his
hands together. II lent him the money
and he can't pay it back, and why
shouldn't take his house and lota Tll
take walk up that way. They needn't
call me aa old miscr, and say Pm hard
hearted. It's a straight matter of bust
ness. l lend money on mortgage; if
the money isn't repaid Pm entitled to
the security. That's straight business
the world over"
1t was "Old John White" as every
man, woman and child in the town called
him. When they didn't refer to him by
that name it was to speak of him as
Miser John," "stingy White" or
"Mcan john" Men had tried to recall
one kind or liberal act on his part, but
in vain. Women had sought to find ex-
cuses for his selfishncss and avaricc, but
it was hard thing to do. If he had
ever been married. If wife or child had
shared his lot no one could remember
it. He lived alone-selfsh, penurious
and friendless. No man entered his gate
unless in financial distress and driven to
put himself in the nav of the shark. No
child ever halted IN instant in front of
the grim, tumbled. down building Miscr
John called home.
It was almost Christmas time. The
winter winds were like the teeth of
wolves, and now and then the light snow
was caught up and whirled over street
and housctop in spitcful way. The
rich shivcred as they stepped from their
doors; the poor suffered even as they re-
mained within.
Miser John left his cherries home for
a walk Of mile, and as the winds took
hold of him he fairly gaspcd for breath.
His garments were old and thin and
worn, but he had planned that they
must do him for the winter.
'Tt isn't SO very cold," he said to him.
self as he hurried along. "All this talk
about the poor suffering so much is non.
sense. Let 'em move around and kecr
their blood circulating and they will bt
warm enough"
He held mortgage on tho little home
If Clark, the mechanic. Death had en-
tered the mans family--sickness hac
comc-a great factory had shut down
and left scores of men without work O
wages. There was interest due as wei
as principal, and the day had come whei
the law would permit Miser John to com
mence proceedings of foreclosure. H
was not the man to delay an hour. Th
misfortuncs Of others were nothing t.
him. If he owed q debt he had to pa,
it; if others owed him it would go hare
but what he would have the amount.
cpl just pass the house-softly pas
by it," he whispered as he came near it
"There ought to be half an acre o
ground there, and want every inch o
it. And want Clark to leave the tous
in good repair, and to be out as soon a
possible. I'm not to blame that his bo
died, nor for his sickness, nor for tn
trouble at the factory. People who boz
row money must pay it back"
1t was lamplight as he paused in from
of the house. 1t was better buildin
| than he had hoped for, and the lam
> seemed all there TO the last inch. Misc
John was softly rubbing his hands whe
he noticed an object leaning on th
fence few yards away. 1t did not seer
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OnSLife's Voyage.

As on tho stream Of life you float,
Let Truth be helmsman Of your boat
Let naught but Duty fill its sails,
Take Hope as ballast in all gales;
Though tempest roar and pillows roll
II Faith be anchor Of your SOUL
II it to God in prayer you cast
His Love will hold 'gainst every blast;
And when you reach the port above
You'll find the Rock Of Ages, Love.
A. c. M,Rar, in Current.
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churches to ring the requiem of tho d.
ing year, and then to peal the ep-toned
bells to welcome in the new, men came
to them and said:
"Whcn that is done you must toll the
death of Miscr John. He died an hour
ago. o."-Detroit Free Press.
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AI,iying Illustration,

eyes" said passenger in a street
.ar, who was arguing with friend,
''some men are born great, Others
achieve greatness, and some-''just then
a lurch Of the car landc fat woman in
his lap--"and some" he concluded,
have greatness thrust upon them
Life.
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The Prince of Wales children are
never llowcd to cat any but stae broa',
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The LONDONDERRY SITTER.
Issued Every Thursday Evening" froD
SITTER Once.
So. Londonderry, VT.
TERMS.

To subscribers in Windham County and
elsewhere where bundles are sent, only osA
DOLLAR a year. Outside Of Windham County,
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1t was the day before Christmas.
Clark, the mechanic, entered Miser
Johns house with fear and trembling.
He came out wiping the tears from his
eyes and his face illuminated with the
great Joy in his heart; Miser John had
cancelled the mortgage. Others came
and went with the same feelings. The
widowed and the fathcrless in dozen
homes were made glad by presents of
food and fuel, and men whispered to
each other as they passed: isn't it
curious: Miser John has gone crazyp
When the sections stood in the
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HUMOROUS.

The most striking view of mule is a
rear view.
The wings Of a house ought to accoler-
alto flight Of stairs.
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ERtsoy II. BAKER, District Attorney,
WestChester county, \. Y, office at White
Plains, writes June 20, 1885: "FiVe years
ago l, my two sons and wife were very liza.
bic To colds. We wore the heaviest cloth.
Ing, wrapping ourselves up very warm
but 1t was colds, coughs andcatarrh all the
time. Finally We commenced wearing All.
cocks PoruS Plasters as chest protectors
The first year wegot rid ofour heavy flannel
as well as all coughs and colds. we each
wore two Plasters on the chest and pitoi the
stomach for three OF four weeks at q time
then washed The parts with alcohol and
put OH fresh ones they appeared to warm
and inyigorate the whole body 80 that We
never took Cold.u
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MsGir4l.
a seIRHTIHIO HPooa.
WAIaker Wllhonl Rn,,, nu

IA L. WtpM me fhladaphlA GGHLl
A. INV not geneFAuy known that
snsls Is not medicine to-day that enters
50 AFgely Into the practice OF the medical
pt9lsASi9h Tor the treatment OF the Sick
Ahg usbiiitated as alcohol In the form Of
Wnlshey Ihere IL not an Intelligent
physician In tho country TINT has moi hEd
occasion TO prescribe 1t daily; nor hospl.
lah lhnfmaEy or curative Institution that
does not keep 1t constantly on hand az a
need In III pure state 1t Is acknbwled0ad
10 10 tue best sllmulARt, tho best curative
and the only cure fur CONSUMPTION, hem.
orrhhReA, malaria and dyspepsia. Il will
no doubt HStOnlsh our Feaders. when In.
formed and sustained by statistics. that
nearly one-slxth Of all the whlskey lold IN
TINS country, at this time, Is dispensed by
urugglsls and grocers. So important Il
Alcohol IN the treatment OF disease TINT
Professor Austin Flint Of the Bellevue
Hospital Medical College, New York
(Prolessor OF the Principles and practIce
OF Medlcineh says; ''The judlcious use Of
alcoholic stimulants IL one Of the striking
characteristics OF progress In the practice
OF medicine during the Inst half century,n
Two ounces Of alcohol contain. mora
nutFlment than ten ounces Of lean meat.
It Is the only thing that enters the blood
direct, without digestive effort OF the
stomach, and It Is, therefore, peculiarly
fitted for the week and lebllItated. WhIs.
key has always been recognized by the
medical profession as the best form In
which to take alcohol, only one objection
being urged agninst It, !. O., tho presence
Of tusel oil The elimination OF this
deadly poison has for centuries been tbs
cause Of more investigation and expert.
ment among scientists aud chemists
owing to the important part whlskey
plays In tho treatment Of disease, than
any one medicine known 10 the pharma.
copnih 1t was not until within the last
decade that the secret Of elimination was
accidentally discovered in Canada by
old Mr., Duffy, who bequeathed It 10 his son,
who organized the Duffy Malt Whskey Co.
Of Baltimore, Nd, which company now
possess the secret, and 1t is to-day tho dis.
Coverer and solemRnufacturer In the world
OF an absolutely pure whiskeY. Already
famous, It Is famillaTly known Us DntTy's
pare malt whIskCy, which, aside from
being pure, combines food and stlmu.
liant quality
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tLhMlah pVSS1 t'''S''p' ~
For Sale by retail druggists. Be
sare tho MoLane'a Pills you buy are
made at Pittsburgh, Pa. The ocun-
terfsitS are made at ST. Louis, Mo-
and WboOlins, Viva
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Care Of the Ears.

fNCNIHHC+
Picking the ears" is a most mlschiey.
Gus practice; in attempting to do this with
hard substances an unluCky motion has
many time pierced the drum and made II
as useless as bursted life.preseryer
nothing sharper or harder than the end OF
the little finger, with the nail paved, ought
ever to be introduced into the ear, unless
by u physician. Persons are often seen
endeavoriug to remove the wax" Of the
ear with the head OF q pin; tbs ought
never tG he done first, because it not onl
endangers the rupture Of the ear by being
pushed too far In, but II not so far, it may
CRATE against the drum, excite inflammation,
produce gu ulcer which may liually eal
all the parts away second, hard sub
stances have often slipped in and caused
necessity OF painful, dangerous and ex.
pensiye operations; third, the wax Is
manufactured by nature TO guard the en-.
trance from dust, insects and unmodifed
cold air, and when 1t has subserved its
purpose It becomes dry, scaly and light,
and in this condition Is easily pushed
outside by new formations OF wax within.
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made by blocks and not by precincts. The
number OF voters was ascertained to be
1895, whereas at tho October election
2,29l votes were counted in that ward.
That would indicate 1874 fraudulent votes
cast.
Representative Ollie Butter6eld was
present at this point oil the testimony, and
was asked whether he had any evidence
Of Republican frauds to bring before the
committee. He answered he had none.
Hereupon the House committee adjourned
sine diS,
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Sure cure for blind, bleeding and itching
Plies. One box has cured the worst cases
Of ten years standing. No one need cutler
ton minutes alter using this wonderful
Kinks German Pile Ointment. 1t alb
serbs tumors, allays the itching at once,
acts as poultice, gives instant and pain.
less relief. Kinks German Pile Ointment
is prepared only for tho cure Of Piles and
itching OF the private parts, and nothing
else. Every box Ia warranted by our
Agents, Logan & 90. and Richardson &
Goodwin.
Sold by all Druggists and sent by mail
on receipt Of price, 50G and 81 per box.
kirk MEDICINE Co.,
MwF4w Projectors, Lorain, Ohio.
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spreading Manure Iu tho winter.

Etchdnge.
"WOilrotted manure" is supposed t.
have some speCIll superiority over fresh
Upon investigation it ia found that, what
is gained one way, Is lost In another, and
that actually some loss Is incurred in The
process Of fermentation, and in exposur,
10 the weather. Further 1t Is found, thai
nothing Is loat ly spreading the fresh ma
nure upon the land as it Is made. The
only dilItrarCe between fresh and we'll
rotted manure is, that the latter contains
more soluble and available plantiOod
which ia desirable when immediate results
are wished for, But for top.dressiny
wheat or rye, or as a preparation fol
spring crops, and to he plowed under, the
manure may be spread on the land now
more conveniently than at any other time
The land Ii not cut up by the wheels, snt
In many cases sled can be used, with 6
great saving Of labor in lifting the manure
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THa RRy. Gso. II. TBAyEH Of bourbon,
Ind, says Both myself and vile owe ouf
lives 70 shiloh's Consumption Cure"
Ans YoU MApE miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite
Yellow Skin Shlloh's VitallIer 10 q posi-
Tive cure.
WHYwlLL YoucouRh when Bhlloh's Cure
will give you immediate relief. Price 10
Cls., 80 cts, and 81,
stiiLnH's UATARRiI REMRpY-A positive
cure Oatatfh, Dlphthetia, and Canket
Sold BY LauShlin Bros. 4 Co., whole
sale agents, Wheeling, w, Va.
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The most important Discovery Is that
which brings the most good to the greatest
number. DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will
preserve tic health Snd save Ille, end Is !
does Il positively cure Consumption, bul
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Hoarse,
ness, and all affections Of the Throat
Chest and Lungs, yield at once 10 its won
deriul curative powers. II YOU doubtthis
cet 0 Trial Bottle Free, at Logan & Col
drug store. NwF4N
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"HAckNrrAok" a lasting and fragrant

"HAcKMErAck" lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price % and 80 cents.
SHiLon's CURR will Immediately relieve.
Group, Whooplng Cough and Bronchitis
Foe DYsPEFsiA and Liver Complaint,
YOU BsYo . printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shil6h'8 VitRliSer. 1t never tails
10 cure.
Of shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80
cents -
Sold by 1aushlln Bros. 4 Co., whole.
sale agents, Wheellng, W. Va.
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An Isnd b 1lone gernpInr.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
Gays. "HaNng received 80 nuch benefit
tCdm EleptFip lltters, feel II my duty to
let suffering humanity know II. Have
had d running sore OH my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me would have
10 have the bone sCraped or leg atnputated,
/ Used, instead, three bottles Of Electric
llittets and seyeh boxes Bgckler's AtnlCa
sAlye, and my leg ls now sound and we'll"
Electric Bitteis are sold at 4tty cents q
bottle, aud BuCklen's ArniCa Salve at 2dC
per box by LOGAN 4 Co. NwF4w
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educational,
educational.
Nj, de ChaRtaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

The hlf.y.CIgAth year Of This Well'EnoWn AGa d
,,av under the charge Of the Visitation Nuns
as4n, on NE Hrst Monday VI september next Gnt
soatnu,s ten mouths
pnn,l, received Al any lim0 in the session,
TIo,e who desire to place their daughters in Al
,DsImton saosding exceptional advantages Il
sowsyol hoaIlhlul aud delightful location, @
'a,lept board thorough discipline aud instruct a
',1e Aanih Of lie long teachers, in every depart
,s,ot Of female education, including the nodeu
nas1geg and music, should send iOF = ca1AloSW
nj hs school. AGdTUs,
ljreclress Of the Academy OF the Visitation
mt. de OHANTAL,
.,,,,v Near WheellnR.W Va
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BaApyoRp, Pa, For. lS-opcued Of si11c; CLOSED
al sOlS6i highest Sl{cj lowest 7SNCi runs 2,4tI
2SGG barrels; CleArances 1921 0OO barrels
on CRY, Pa, Fob. is.-opencd atSlsie; higheS
Q1ISO; lowest ig4fo, closed 1t aOMO; cleAfatlCea
4,SiS6OO barrels; balLs 1HG6,0OJ bGttelsi chatter
Usji barrels shipments I,vS0 barrels
PttrnuRGH, Pa, Feb. 1s.-PetrOleum fairly &c
tive, and iffeguIGti national transit certificates
opened al $3.50 aud closed at SlAG; hlgheS
S2Aci lowest Ig9So,
TTUSVtLLE, Pa, Feb. IS.-Opened at ai3so; high
Ell $40; lowest f4HOj olbsed at SQHbi ship
la6nts ! ,4s9 bariesi ChdtterS lAei7 barrels.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa Feb. 1S.-Peltoletlm firm
~ able test Ia barrels T9ic.
NEW YohK, Feb. iS--prtrOieum ltm: United
nll,shd NJ hjlSn.
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THE dialsufiDg eruptions on the face,
the sunken eye, the pallld complexion,
indicate that there 10 something wrong
going on within. RYpel the lurking foe
70 health. Ayers sarBapatilla was dc.
ylsed lot that purpose and does II, paw
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Ilueiiisn,s AtniSa saitS.

The best salve Ia The world TOT Cats,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheutn, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChilblaingI
Oorns and all Skin Eruptlonb, aud posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required, II
Il guaranteed 10 give perfect satiBiaCtlon,
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For hale by Logan d Go.
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"Why are two buttons put on the back
OF q mans coat7" asked u writer. Pos,
sibiy because It looks better than two
coats on the back OF o button.
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. Tho DrOtert' Journal 70.
potts: Cattle-Reoep4 1000 head shipments 1900
head; market Steill0r aud shade stronger;
shipping steers q 6ga1 IS; Btocke1 aud feeders
u 9Iai 40. COWS, bulls aud mixed 81 15ai %; bull
y 0gASl u. Iloss-RGCeipb 1900 head shipments
lV,0OO head market strong and % higher; rough
aud mixed q SjA4 ID; packing and shipping q 2Ua
462S; light Is 70ai 1851 sklps & QOa3 co. BheGp-Re.
Celpb QUO head; GhlpmentS 600 head; market
medium grades slAtle loweri natives 81 OGA5 ";
Texans 81 76aS dOi lAnbS 81 0Oaj 90.
EAST LiAEATY, Pa, Fob. 1s.-Catte, receipts 19s
Head; shipments Sfl head; market nothing do.
i1g, oil through CoDIIgumea1. Hogs reCelp0 ,OUJ
head shipments l,7OJ head market slow; Thlla.
delphlAS 81 65a4 10; lorktn u 25l4 40. sheep, re.
Coips $500 head; shipments ] ,SO0 head; market
slow at Yesterdays ptices.
CINCINNATI, o.. Feb. ls.--lIogs steady Al yetter.
head,
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This heights by great men reached aud kept
Were mot ATTAINED By sudden hight,
But they while thelF 90 nptnlOns slept,
Were lOiling upward In the night
-IOR9lell0g.
This narrow lsthmuH 'IRl1t Two boundlt - lSls-
The pAAI, the iIinre, Two eltEnlllCs.
For truth hRsLnoh face and meln
As 10 be loved needs only To BE- seen;
-IOhR Dgie1l,
As the moths around taper,
A. the bees around rose,
As the gnR'H aroupd VspOr,
so the spirits Rronp sud close
Round about holy childhood, as II drink
Ing itSIepOSe,
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A Hindoo loom complete Is worth sixty.
eight cents, and weaY6s shaWlS, silks aud
tpuellnB WHICH our most expensive appatt
aita cannon ehnAl.
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A Western farmer has discovered that
benzino viii kill Canada thistles. He
poured benElne on the roots Of some and
they have not benztne since.
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The Queen does not claim to la a states
man. she Is simply the boss OF England,
and when they are needed abe can hire
all the statesmen abe wants.
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NEy YuRK, Feb. 1S.-1tC demand fat 9ulumt
y0Ol,n has leen d much stpallntEs aud a yctj
rood trade has bOCu laid OuL Cotton goods hay,
had very good inquiry, particularly Colgted 9It
check(Iby tho moderate stocks In the hAhlS D
igsnu. The tune Of the naikeL IL Improving
Cotton.
NEw YoRE, Is --Cotlpn, iuluert closed qule
and ,lbAhyj May piOpI June 400, July VIC
Augustus September 9.ijCi November s,92C,
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"Alr GFlnlni Mr. GHilin!!
II you let that devil Theodore
leurIny copy any more
mi destroy him In Il IItlln

The verse was set in type and returned 10
the Professor interlined between two OF
the most thrilling sentences Of bis work.
On receiving the proof he repaired the
printis Sotlics in great hasts, isaring the
verse might appear in his work, and saw
It stricken from the Storm"
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OR SKIN CANCER.

For seven years suffered with cancer on my
lace. AL tho SIMPLE remedies were. applied 20 al
leviate tho palm but the place continued 70 gov,
finally extending Into my nose, from which came
AyGllUHihh dlScharRe very Offensive In character,
ltWRs also infamed, and annoyed me great deal.
About eight months ago was III Atlanta, at the
house Of friend, who so strongly recommended
the use OF hWlitS specific that / determined 10
make an effort 10 procure 1t. III this / was Suo
cess VI, aud began It, uSe. Tho influence OF the
medicine " DIST was TO somewhat aggERvate tho
EOlGi but soon the Inflammation was RllAyed, and
began 70 improve after the anst few bottles Ny
general health has greatly improved, am
Stronger ard abe 10 DO any kind OF work. The
cancer on my face began 10 decrease and the ulo "
70 heal until there q not yeStise 81 4 leit-0niy
cure. MRS. IOlCIE A, MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Ca, AuguiI Ii. 1885,
lhRye had cancer on my face for some years,
extending from one cheek bone across the NJ 80 10
the Otner, II las given me great deal Of pain, a.
uuts bnrblu and itching 10 tuUh All extent that
II Was RlmOAt uhbearH6le. | commenced using
iwiiI'R specific III May, 1885, and have used eight
bottles II has given tho greatest relief by lemoY.
health. W, BARNEs,
Knoxville, Iowa, Sept 8, 1885.
tho nose, az having been cured by the use Of g. g.
g., eel tonstrainl by EenJe oil duty to suffering
humanity TO make this statement OF my case.
v ILh the touneenth bottle the cancer began 70
heal rapidly aud soon disappeared, and ior leyeiS!
any kind on my nose or face, neither Is my nose al
all tender 10 tho touch. ! have taken about ty9G
dozen bottles .. g. 81 aud an, Ioundly cured, and
know that q. 4. y. effected tho cure after every
known remedy was tried and had failed.
Fort Gaines, Ga, May !, 1885.
taAt.
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GLe Gnteuigeater,
BRILLIANTs.

oaesl Nos. vs. and ~ Fourteenth street,
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WANkLlNG q tIIl,sbVkun ID d.

w SION, b. 40,
On and after DEC, 81, 1885, passenger traluE vii
run a lolom-MheBllng Iin6i
FOR HttS0uTGh-6;05 ~ M, 6:25 y, m. daily 1895
I, M, 100 p. M, daily G1cOpt sunday.
For WAshington-llb p. M, daily except Sunday.
except sunday; lO;46 p. M, daily; V:26 q. m. daily,
From Warrington rs a, M, dallyi u:80 o. M,
6;Op ~, daily except sunday lois p, M, daily
Z, \. LORD, General Passenger Agent
y, DUNBAR, General Sup't.
7 y. LAkh. TnAN PaR. Act. MhnnllnR.
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TIME GARD OF THE BELLAlRE Il
i. 81, ClaiISvllle Railway % In effect January
", 1885, TEaips arrive and depart 10 aud rum d.
Il q Depot, Wheeling, W. Va, is follows;
WllERllNCi, LOCAL TIME,
Departure Of trains for 81, GltlTiYIllG, q.
No " leaves Wheeling at 1850 u. M; arrives at
81. ClAirsVillO At s;l6R m.
No 3 leaves Whseliug At 9:95 a. m; arrives at
81 ClaIrsyillG ~ 1910 u. IN,
No 70 leaves wheelIug at $40 p. MI anlyesat
81. GRiBYille nt l;6A y, m.
Arrival Of trains from 81. ClslRYille, o.
No. II leaves ~. ClainvillG at 02G u, M; arrives
At wheeling al 1915 u, IN,
NJ. ID leaves y piRrsVille ut 6!05 p, M, arrives
al wheeling at GO pm,
TAXI THIS ROuTE the quickest, most comfort.
able and tho only all RAIL ROurg-landlng pASSen.
gers In the business portion aud nearest the best
hotels OF Wheeling, Beilalre aud 81 GlalRYlrc.
U. W. TROLL. MRnaVeF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-19

el'TAlhs ran dAlly. tpAlly except sun IAy,
Sleeping cars on all through trains between Hal
ilm0rG, Washington, Chicago, Httbunph, Wheel.
luz, Columbus aud Cincinnati,
AAdit onAl train lclve Cambridge for VIII cling
a $40 ., M, aud Whc9llug for Cambridge vt 100
" m 6Ally except sunday,
CT LORD, W. REPPERT,
G!u'l hSL AgtuI DIV. Fuss Agent
baltimore, Nd, tNlurnhug o.