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A Yerr olI story Retold.

Chicago NtWs,
"One day about two weeks ago" said
Mr.. John T, Sullivan, ~ was on q ferry;
boat crossing over from Detroit, We had
lust cast off the ropes when an 1Tishman
rushed through the gate, threw down hia
money and waved his hat.
"'Howld on how'd onI he shouted,
"Jumpl jumpV we shouted,
"The boat was barely three feet from the
dock and he could have stepped across the
chasm, He stepped back, took a run and
made an awkward leap. He made 1t, but
he landed on o banana peel which lay on
the deck, and before he stopped rolling he
was in the forward psrt Of the boat, When
he got up aud brushed of his clothes the
boat was Alty feet from the shore. Look
ing at ths stretch Of water he slapped bis
thigh and exclaimed, proudly;
"'Begorra! what q lepv"
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Tic IInnd WINS Mover nCnilch.,

New IOTE At1s
Frank Bunton and Jim Adams,otMusic
Garter county, KY, were enemies. This
was why Adams gave Mrs. Bunton a
thrashing when her husband was away,
and that was why Bunton loaded his gun
with buCkshot and went cunning for
Adams. Tho latter,who was playing cards,
saw his enemy coming. He held o good
hand, and laying II face downward, asked
his friends to walt until he had settled
Bunton. He drew his pistol and crawled
under o freight car, and when Bunton,
who had not seen him, came along, fired
and missed him. Bunton saw Adams
peefing from under the car and fred a
load Of buckBhot into his upturned fore.
head, killing him instantly.
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The recovery Of digestion, aud the resumption Of
activity by the liver, towels and kidneys, arc
hcalEN. They speedily become pcrteptlble when
HCstft'ers stomach kIttPR Is used by the invalid,
EolbIDg no surely and expedilously consumes the
Distance 10 the desired goal. As no bodily fulc'
general health OF the Sys,Gm, 10 the system eau
never acquire perfect Yigpr, hGalIh'G synonym, un'
n that Junction be actively resumed, lake, iIF
instance dig stiOn, u Suspension Of which Is inYaEla.
biy loctIhtd BY the BIttOTs. II the organs upon
witch Il deYOlvcs BROW weak, biliousneis, cons .ipa'
lion, heddaCh', poverty OF the blood, sud a hum
ITcd other symptoms Auperyene, which indicate
unmiStakHbly the baneiIlg0uetal Influence Of dys'
pengIa, The disappearance OF all these symptoms,
Though the uS9' Of tho bltteFS, show With what
thorOughness 1t TomoYeS their cause.
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tile vines will aid materially in catching
them. Stacked lime spEinkled over the
foliage will destroy the Larvae. PlaDt-lice
Of al kinds can be destroyed by dipping
the plant or part Affected into kerosene
and sour milk ono part kerosene to three
of milk. sprinkling with strong tobacco
water "a also recommended, For the
strawberry.leai roller the wisest plan, u
they have become firmly established, % To
piow under after the fruit has been taken
Of and set out q new planting. II taken
in hand early enough manipulating may
destroy them, but II requires considerable
care. For rust, either with the Gurranl
or gooseberry, mulching. with coal ashes
Ia strongly recommended. l have never
had any trouble on this score, aa have
made a rule to mulch well around these
plants soon after setting out,
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Al Iudre WIN l.nrs.

MIepooI Courier
Ono o ftho shrswdOst Of her Majesty'a
Judges 10 as remarkable for the quiCkness
Of hiS eyeS and ears 90 for the keonness oil
his intellect. The other day q stranger In
court, espying a friend, addressed him In
q stage whisper with "Helloa, old Teller
| haven't seen you lately. Are you all
flRhtHn The remark was hardly heard
beyond the nearest byBtAndetg, and there
was, consequently, considerable bewllder-
netL among those engaged IN the case be.
fore The court when the Judge looking Up
from bis notes, obaervedi 1.-THE old fol.
say sou
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who ought not to be there. There Is prob
ably no part Of the science Of government
in which the American people have made
90 little Roadway asiu the government o.
their cities great and small. We build
cities better than We protect them FROM
the blight OF bad government.
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The peeulIarIty Of An Sin.

Boston Journal,
A San Francisco Chinsman who had
bsen found smuggling cigars in his coal
sleeves was asked how he came by the
cigars. "a tlsnd askee me hold them TIL
he come back; no one bad man, he nc
come back, he hsbee ebil eye" replied
the innocent All Sin,
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RnrnlitonIl

For mildsw. on sape.yinea dust on
Hover Of sulphur either early In the
morning while the dew IL on, or after q
shower while the foliage ID wet, For Che
grapevine beetle, Bhaklng the vine early
Ia tho morning will bring them 10 the
ground, when they can be d6btfoy6d,
sprOadlng q piece Of cloth or paper under
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FOR REED ORGANS,

Under its various names, tho PArlo: Organ,
Cabinet organ and Reed Organ, this familiar H.
ttrument has place 10 many thousands Of homes.
The following books ate uncxOelled a. Instructors
and collections OF organ music.
For those who wish 10 learn only easy music,
Winners Ideal Method for Cabinet Organ
contains simple Instructions, and a large number
Of easy t1no6. rs cts.
For oompleto CourSO,
The Emerson Method for Reed Organs.
Good Instructions aud abundance Of tunes, 70.
cal and instrumental s2t0.
For learning 10 play Church Music, as well rs
easy Secular Music,
JohnSOn'sParlOr Organ Instruction Book
Il q wonderfully plain and thorough instructor,
$50. Abridged, u %.
For voluntArics aud correct performance OH tho
Church organ,
Clarke,s Harmonic School Tor Organ.
Many valuable hints aud thoughts for pnctica
Church 0rgAnlstS, and much in0f music. 500.
Any book mailed iot the price mentioned.
OLIVER DITsoN ( co., Boston.
0, 4. 4. LplrsSs 4 &C., ~; I. =; c pT;o or; 4 e CO.. ;D,,,
jy1lsTlFAW
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Triple Plated Gold
Handles, Paragon
Frames.


We have closed this lot out
from a prominent manufactures,
all fresh and new goods. We
are not permitted to mention
the name Of the maker, as these
same goods are now being re-
tailed in Wheeling under a trade
name at $45O. Suffice ito say
they are the best value ever
offered in Wheeling,
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eahseltma gaherg.
WHEELING BAKERY co.,
TRAyELERs, GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAlNS-On aud alter may 30, 1SS6-FxPLA.
NATION OF REPERENCE MARKS. tDaily. t5undAy
excepted. monday excepted. Wheeling tlmet
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H., z. n o. Ithllruhu.
leave BSllAlto At oiSO a. IN. for woodsHOld and
A1 Leave tBS;cilalto at $780, p. m. for wOodsnOld and
Arrive a IB.CllaiFe a!SSOM N. from summetAOld,
and al $40 p. m. from zlnesyllle.
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TuEsDAY, SEPTEMBER Z lsSl,

commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following de-
IcTibo , property, that Is 10 Ssy: All that Tait Of
lois numbered hlnO aud ten In GhHpiuG and EOfI,
HddiIiOn 10 the Oily Of Wheeling, bounded ami
more particularly deserted Us follows beginning
Rt a point and st the centre Of the brick division
wall on the nOlhGTly side Of TwCnty .Ihlrd Alrttt
and SeVenty.OnO az feet GaStwaTdly from The \, 4
corner OF Wa'cr and Twenty third streets; thence
northwRrdly and parallel with said Water street
10 feet 70 the sOutierly SIDE Of a ten foot ~RlleyWGy,
and with the said side Of the said ~alleYWay Cnt,
WardIy sixteen aud GIghttwCliths 10 $40 let 10
the Townsend line, aud with bis line southwRrily
and parallel with Water street serenty'twO aud
nIne.tWeliths (7I9'l2) feet; thence GANtWATdly and
PARALLEL with Twenty.lhlTd SIrrGtElx 10y let ;lhcnW
souIhWaTdly aud parallel with WEler stree. lOHy.
niue and thTce-twtliths (40 3'l!) feet TO The north,
erly line Of TWentY.lhiTd y rect, and with tie sane
WestWGrdly twenty-five aud Cighttwel tls (E!Slg
feet 10 the beginning, 1OgelllsT with all the at
n%uFtepances uniO tho said land bg,Ongt1g OF ia
any wise Rpperteining.
TERMS or SALE-OnG.third oil the purchase
monTy, or 90 much more us the purChatGr may
elect 10 pay, cash In hand on the day q sale, and
the Ieidue thereof III two equal instalmenN, pay
able In one and two years respectively from Tie
day OF sale, the purchaser 70 give his notes bearing
Interest from the day OF sale, interest payable ,emE'
annually, with good ~perSOnHl security for the de,
iGrrOd payments, aud the legal title to be retained
GE0RGE II. Z. GILCHRIST, Trustee.
j.. @. UERYEY, AuctlOneer. au!
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF CENTRE
i. WHEELIEG PROPERTY,
by virtue Of o Deed OF lru,t made by Austin
trustee, bearing da.e on tho 18th day OF May, A.H,
1881, and recorded In The office Of the CLERK Of the
1 county Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, In
Deed Of Trust Book No. ", page lOi, will ltl At
public auction al the front dOOrOt the Court IlOuA
81 Ohio county, West Virginia, on
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grmstee Sales,
TRUsTEE's SALE.

ny yIIrtge, Of 2 deed o. trust 2 me, made by
dRGd the 10th DAY Of June, a. h.. .SSt, andoI TecnM,sJ
In the Clerks office Of tho County Court Of 0bIcc
county, West Virginia, In Deed VI Trust IooS M
q, page 81, l will OtEeE for sale, on wv
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TRUsTEE's SALE OF NORTH END

TRUsTEEs SALE OF NORTH END
Il RINK,
Ing Roller Rink Association, u corp ration under
the laws OF tina State OF West Virginia, To mo a,
Trustee, dated April 20, 1855, recorded In the Ullco
Of The TleFk Of The County Court OF Ohio County
Nest Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book No. II, Il
pSge 2bl, ! will sell Ut the front door Of the Court
House Of 6a,d county on
SATURDAY, THE Ath DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1855.
commencing OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following
property, that Is 10 say; The lease dated February
l, 1885, Tor u term Of ten yeRrs on all that parcel q
ground situated 1t the corner north VI Fiith Slrtei
and west Of Main str et In the city Of Wheeling.
BEGINNING ut The point Of intericC ion Of Mii
EtTeetS; tnenGe north on the WGSt line OF Main
street. SlxIy.tOur feet; thence west parallel win
Eih street one hundred aud twelve feet; thClcs
south with u line parallel with tho liuC OF Main
itFeol 10 tho line Of Filth ItIeet s~lIty.iJur itfI,
thence cast on Filth street n the beginning; 10,
gelhOT With the building erected on said leased
RTound with all Improvements, fixtures, kate,
furniture aud all property Of whatever description
contained In said building, known Gs The EOi6
Terms Of sGe-Cash.
", j., W, CowDEN, Trustee.
w II UAIIER AuCiIOneer. ivI
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The coming campaign in this State will be the most
interesting and important in the history Of the two
parties. The Legislature to be chosen will elect a
United States Senator, and the elements that will enter
into the contest promise to make the campaign a very
heated one.
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS will be
no less interesting and certainly no less important.
This campaign is to be pushed with more than usual
vigor on both sides, and the INrE1L1cENcER is SO equip
ped with correspondents as to be able to place all in
formation concerning the campaign in a prompt manner
and attractive style before its readers.
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GNAHAAgAkAAh ~ ~ EAlk. - Ast ~ wa IIOuk QOnR
OF tho Court House OF Ohio county, The iolIoEirs.
dacilbe property, that N 70 say: Part OF LOt nnEa.
bered fourteen uiIin DiyiSion 30 Us de5IgnSisS
on the map Of the kub-diyldon Oi The Je,SnS
Caldwell IStlte and addition lher. from Ia tkSa
city Of Wheeling, IN the county Of Ohio, in IN
State o. West Virginia, beginning al q point on
the south line Of said lot numbered fourteen IN
one hundred and twenty Qa) feet from M souibII
west corner Of said lot numbered fourteen lin,
thence east with said south line Of said lot NIX,
(G0l feet; thence north and para lel with M We;t
line Of said lot one hundred 400 feet; thencs
Yves. aud parallel With the south line Oi Isii Jot
sixty lG0l heti thence IOulh and pa'alial with tbee
west line Of said 10. Que hu d'Ci (llO feel, 10 tSss
plAce Of beginnipg, together with tho building
aud improvements thereon rni RppuftCnGrcs
tncFeunto belonging, Spll part Of lot uumberel
fourteen az being sixty 90 feet lrOr tGnd runninS
back OF even Width one hundred (llO) feet and n
Oh the southwest corner OF ihr pi.es Of ground
heretofore conveyed by CaTollnG Wilson 70 MILAN
SChockey by deed dated December q, lSsl, and nj
record IN tue Office Of the Clerk Ot the County
Court Of Ohio county, In DIei Book No ~, folio i
TRRMB OF S ILE-Cash In hand on day OF sale
y y DoNESER, Trustee.
W. II, HALLER, AuClOnceF, IsS0,
The above sale Is postponed until Saturday.
August I, $50, at the same hour and place,
~ IA ulVkEEg Trus,..
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BUNDAY-Leaye !City, sta M, and eyety hour
syetf hour 70 ID b n, V6hdioh lItlih iil6.
NIL v hl9VA, buph
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The abore sale Is postponed until Saturday.
August T. $3.50, at the same hour and place,
W. II, HALLER, Auciioneer. AM
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ale1u Advertisements.

NOR sALE-AN ELEGANT STRONG
spripg Wagoni will be sold cheap, Call on
d.. 8. FRENY, lao Main street. Aul
, 1886-05-22

Ofconrse you remember Mr.. Emmet's
great st. Bernard, Hector. He is a fine
dog, but Mrs. Emmet's pets surpass the
record in that line. When the family
were last in England they bought from
Mrs. Mary Ann 1roughear, OF Bury, n
small Yorkshire terrier, which now weighs
but five pounds. and Is small enough 10 be
carried about in n glass case no larger
than a cigar box. This dog. called Cham
piur Conqueror, has hair eight inches
long. softer than n cainel's hair brush.
which il usually parted on the forehead
aud tied back behind his ear with a ribbon
in order to enable him to see. The hair
on the body is Of n genuine silver and
blush tint, and trails the ground. His
ears are ot Il dark tan color, his forehead
u Light blonde, with shades of gold, ms are
also his Il gs; the muzzle and beard Of a
rich tan, while the hair around his nose
and hips are black, and his eyes ARE a very
dark hazel. This dog carried Off fifty
eight first prizes and three champion
prizes, such ms gold and silver cups med
uls and money, and was finally entered for
the challenge prize, the highest OF all,
which he easily won.
Then MIR, Emmet purchased the dog for
his wife, paying $3.50 for HIM. Mrs. En-
met has another pet dog, no larger than a
kitten, which cost $500 on the West India
docks in London. This one Is n Japanese
spaniel pug called Ching Ching. He
weighs six pounds and is carried about in
n small leather sachel with n wire front to
it. 1t is said that in Japan these dogs are
only owned by royalty, but Ching Ching
was stolen by II sailor and carried to Eng
land. He IL IL beautiful little animal and
Is always very ~playful.-St Louis Repub~
lean.
, 1886-05-22

The ~icalousies existing between Cana
dian and New England fishermen have
become so intensified by recent disputes,
that a slight accidental collision might at
any moment environ the already difhcult
question with grave complications; so
grave, indeed, that the country might
wake up some fine morning already en-
gagged in actual war. There is considera-
bic danger Of such Il result, without GER
tainty OF hostile intent on either side.
The fishermen are excited-naturally
enough-over the repeated seizure of
schooners exercising n right which all
claim for themselves. Tumultuous meet
inCs have already declared an intention to
carry on their business in armed vessels
and to resist all attempts at seizure. BY
this means a conflict may easily be brought
about, for the American is less prone TO
threaten than prompt to execute, and Is
little inclined to allow for diplomatic hair
splitting when he conccives his rights in
vaded. The character Of the question adds
to its difficulty. inasmuch as it all turns
upon the construction ola provision OF the
treaty of ISIS, which allows either party
10 prohibit the other from fishing within
three miles of shore. The Canadians
having many bays-hold that the line
passes across headlands to include the
whole bay. The Misunderstanding few
bnvs-are DISPOSED To consirue the treaty
, 1886-05-22

AN IDEA of the principle upon which
the r~esoluie authorities of Chicago by
means of a gallant police force have dealt
with anarchy may be gathered from an
extract from the Judges charge to the
grand Jury of Cook county 1.-The princi-
Piles of law inculcate the doctrine that men
who teach riot, who incite unlawful gath
erings to incendiary acts, are responsible
for the effects of these rantiugs. A red
flag is a public menace. 1t is an emblem
that no quarter will be given. The 20
lice have . right to suppress these people
TO prevent the commission of crime. They
have the right to quell all such disturb.
ances, and the police and the chief magis-
trate of the city did their duty when the
time came, and acted like mcn-the
noblest work Of God
, 1886-05-22

have recently become n convert to the
Boston science of mind-cure. l was con-
verted to it by my wife, who has studied
the subject earnestly and is u firm be
lever in the power of the will as a healing
and conquering influence. She is herself
n living illustration of the efficacy OF the
will not only in curing but in preventing
ailments. For IL long time she has been
subject to neuralgia attacks, and found no
relief until the mind-cure was suggested
To her. She did not 90 to any school or
professor Of the science. but merely stud
led and read the subject and evolved a
process which consists, l believe. In
merely placing the strength of her will
against the approach of the ailment. She
is II wumnn of great will power, and when
she makes Of her mind that she don't want
anything 10 do with neuralgia, neuralgia
las got to stay away, and 1t does. -. X
Emmett Ia Globe-Democrat.
, 1886-05-22


RECIPROCITY can be made to r%ccipro-
cate, and Representative Frye's PROPOSE
ton that Canada should be treated as she
treats US would certainly be a proper
basis upon which to proceed Thi, might
lead to non intercourse, but, as the col.
onial dependency would involve its I'M
perial head, the United States could en-
dure the effect of such policy longer and
with less injury than other parties, The
principle involved. however, should be
applied to China with far more reason
than to Canada. Let the government Of
the United States make no unequal
treaty with any nation whatever. The
two of that kind now existing-that OF
1918 with Great Britain defining the
status of the fisheries, aud the ~Burlingamc
treaty with China-should both be abro.
gated entirely upon the shortest nutic,
conson ant with right.
, 1886-05-22

a VAIN attempt was made in the sen
ate yesterday TO secure the setting of "A
day for the consideration of the bill to re
peal the pre- emDtion and timber culture
acts. The ioinder of these in the same
category is manifestly unfair, as they rest
from heir very terms upon an entirely
different basis The one holds the entry
man to strict requirements as to settle
ment, residence and improvement, and
requires full payment upon final proof
The other is in the nature of bonus for
the planting and successful cultivation of
trees, and donates the land upon the full.
fllment Of the conditions. Both may be
made subservient to speculation and fraud
IL vigilance be not exercised, but what
provision Of law does not 70 open to the
same objection. Between tbs two, the
facilitie, are far more numerous aud
tempting in that from which the govern
mcnt receives no equivalent in money
value. By all means let a line be drawn.
50 nowhere, in this matter.
, 1886-05-22

F%LuNKEYIsM and snobbery charged
against the English Journals, which regu
larly chronicle the goings and cjmings of
princes, might be brought home to
American newspapers for the readiness
with which they chronicle and to the public
for the avidity with which they read per
sonal items concerning the doings OF con-
spicuous persons. The president is but
the first citizen. and outside of his great
Office the public is not concerned with his
affairs. As to his marriage, if the lady is
willing, it is certainly the Ldsiness of no
BODY else
, 1886-05-22

We have concluded at the expiration of
u present copaItnership, to change our
business from the mercantile to the land
and cattle business. With this object III
view, we will on Tuesday, April 20, place
our entire stock of dry goods, clothing
boots, shoes, hats, millinery aud every
thing contained in our stocks at Cheyenne
and Fort Fetterman on the market at job
ber-' wholesale prices, for cash.
This is the largest closing out sale ever
made in the territory, and considering the
large stock and our well known business
principles, is sufficient To the public that
there never was such an opportunity to
buy goods before. We invite the mcr-
chants Of the surrounding country to this
sale, as our stocks are now complete with
all the newest style goods. This being
the closing ont aud end of our mercantile
business. We request all knowing them.
selves indebted to us to call and settle at
once. u. Il. COwulCK,
Il. w. WuITcoMB,
w. A. MHITCoMR.
, 1886-05-22

DIR. NJ. Ii. llinsdale, Kenawee, ILL.,, adj
yises us Of a remarkable cure Of consump
ton He says "A neighbor's wife was
attacked with a violent lung disease, and
pronounced beyond help from quick con-
sumption. ~ a last resort the family was
persuaded to try Dr. Vim. Halls bilslm
for the lungs, To the establishment OF all.
by the time She had used one half dozen
bottles, she was about the house doing
her own work. | saw her at her worst
and had no idea she could recover"
, 1886-05-22

Can anyone bring us a case of kidney
or liver complaint that Electric Bitters
will not speedily cure2 We say they IN
not. as thousands of cases already per
manently cured and who are daily recon
mcndlng Electric Bitters, will prove.
Bright's disease, diabetes, weak bach, or
any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood. regulate the bow.
els, aud act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at so
cents a bottle by w. y. Hunt.
, 1886-05-22

The duchess of Edinburgh is said to be
more than ordinarily clever and cult
vnted," writes Adam Badeau in his papers
ON aristocracy in England. From those
admitted to her intimate society | have
heard that she is better informed in poll
tics thnn many women in Europe in any
sphere. She reads the newspapers of all
countries. including those of America. she
Is acquainted with the position OF parties
in the United States, knows the MANS
AMI history Of our public men. and can
discuss the measures important here with
grenter facility than many Of our own
conntrywomen who think Themselves well
informed. II this is so with regard to
democratic America. OF course 1t is 50 with
reference to European states and courts."
-ENrhuuue.
, 1886-05-22

ACCORDING to the Chicago Journal
the only questions usually asked OF old
employees offering to return TO work is, not
whether they belong to any labor organi-
ration, but whether they have been en-
gagged in violence or the destruction of
property. The latter inquiry seems to be
entirely pertinent and one to be made
with perfect Justice.