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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
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How ~ g. Ca" CUR

BY taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which %!
the remarkable cures it has accomplished.
often when other medicines have failed. iis
proven itself TO be potent and peculiar
medicine for this disease. Some of tAe
cures are really wonderful Ifyou suffer from
scrofull. be sure to try Hoods SarsanlTi..
"My daughter Mary was afflicted with s'r.i-
ulous soreneck fromthe time shewas2-m months
old tin she became six years Of age Lami
formed i'm Ter neck, and one Of them alter
growing 70 the size Of pigeons egg, became
q ruuning sore for over three years. We e-',
her Hoods Sarsaparilla. when the lump ana
an indications Of scrofula entirely o.-
appeared. and now she seems % De hea-1N!
child" J. $. CARI1IE. Nauright NJ.
N.B. Re sure to get only
Hoods Sarsaparilla
so,dtvaI druggists. 81; six for s5 Prepared oif
by c. /. HOOD i CO.. APothecaries, Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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Anr,nn ~ Ninthnr..

Arc you disturbed at highland broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teethH Il 90,
send AZ once and get a bottle Of Mus.
WiNsLow's sooTniSd SYRup PoR Cttltr
pREN TEETHiNo, It's value ls%lnCalCulable,
II will relieve the poor little sufferer I'M.
mediately. Dependupon II, mothen,t there
IL no mistake about IT, II cures dysen'
tory and dIarrhpa, regulates tue stomach
and bowels, CURES Wind Oolle, soiteps the
GAINS, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy 10 the whole system.
Mus. WtNstows SooTttiNo SYR0P ron
UHiLDBEx TEETHINd 10 pleasant 10 the
taste, aud ID the prescription Of one Of
The oldest and best female nurses and
phyBlcIanS In the United States, and ID
Tor sale by all dfuggiBts throughout the
world. PRICE p cents a bottle. AwE4W
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Any DrhEgist

In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need q gentle and
reliable laxative, n your liver Is mac
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator by
taking some safe remedy. Elixir Of
Dates is Just what you need. Give 1t a
trial, Sold in 80 cent bottles by Q. r.
Goethe, W. W, Irwin, John Laughlin.
Logan Drug. Company and Goodwin &
Co., wholesale agents,
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Peculiar

In the combination proportion, and pre-
paration Of It's ingredients, Hoods sarsa
parilla accompanies cures where othel
preparations entirely fail, Peculiar In IL
good name at home, which lisa "towel
Of strength abroad" peculiar In the phe
nomenRl sales 1t has attained, Hoods
Sarsaparilla Is the most successful med
lCine for purifying the blood, giving
strength, and creating an appetite, 5
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or ABOVE THR CLOUDS,
no Is c~oSTlSVED,l
HoN % Alako Homo nappy,

Albright Boston woman who aboundl
in laconic wisdom, not only asserts thu
possibility Of happy and ideal marriages
but "lets" US into the secret OF II IN
these crisp hints;
Let each consult the others feelings
Let each realize the fact that they are
one,
Let the husband frequent his home,
not the club,
Let his "hsving-to see a man. wait till
next day,
Let his latch key gather unto itself
rust from disuse,
Let him speak to his wife, and not yell
"Say!" at her,
Let him be as courteous after mar
riagea as before,
Iet him contide in his wife their in
terest Is equal.
Let him assist her in identifying the
home.
Let him appreciate her as his best
partner,
Lei her not worry him with petty
troubles.
Let her not narrate Mrs, Next Doors
Lei her not fret because Mrs, Neighbor
has a sealskin.
1ether make home more pleasantthan
the club,
Let her dress as tasteiully for him as
for strangers.
Let her sympathize with HMM bust
ness cares.
noise and strife,
Let her meet him with a kiss, not a
irown,
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nusslsn,s 1Sslea salys,

The best Balye In the world for cuts,
bruiset, gores, ulcers. salt rhepin, lever
ahtii, ibtlpr, bhapped hands Clilblain9i
coRni, aud oil 1klh etIptnhe, end pool.
lively cnfea piles, Or no pay Required,
II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect HatlBlap'
ton, Or money refunded. PtCB % Cbnta
pet boz. For sale BY Logan Drug %,
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FINANCE AND TRADE


ketS.
NEW YORK, August l,-Nouey on call easy at
9lSa3 per cent, last loan ~ per cent, closed
offered at az per cent. Prime mercantile paper
4haGN per cent. Sterling exchange dull but
AleAdy Rtti&AaA SIX. Sales ll3,k37 shares,
The dullneSS Of the stock exchange continues
10 increase, and tho iOrenoOn's business To day
agaln fell below that Of yesterday, which waSthu
smallest for U mouth past. The opening figures
were generally stronger than last evening" close.
In the first hour Northern Pacific common nd.
yanCed. o fraction, but reacted, later, and NIL
through the forenoon nothing OF importance WA
developed. After that time there was strength
shown by Sugar Turst, but the Cleveland, ColIm.
bus, ClnClnnAtt& 81, Louis stocks soon became
the great feature Of the day aud tho common rose
over per cent. The best prices were fairly well
maintained In tho frst hour, and the market
closed dull and firm and generally about the
opening figures, With the exceptions Of q rise
OF ~ In Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati 4
81. Louis and ~ 10 Southern Pacific the final
changes are for small i%rActlol!, aud about equal
lydlYided between EHlnS aud losses.
Railroad bonds dull; sales Sg71,VO0,
Government and State bouds dull and steady.
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i. C~on,umpuon Incurablo :

Read the following: Mr.. O. H
Morris, Newark, Ark, says: was down
with abscess Of lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced me an inCurable
co%nsumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, am
now on my third bottle, and able to
Oversee the work on my farm. 1t Is the
fbest medicine eyer m4dS,n
Jesse Mfddlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says
Had II not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption | would
have died Of lung troubles. Was given
up by doctors. Am now in best Of
health" Try 1t. Sample bottles free al
Logan Drug Co.'s drug store.
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TolEDo, OIL. NJ. LOOSE REn Clover
Co., Detroit.-Gent: Icommencedtaking
your Extract Red Glover two years ago,
Tor erysipelas, and have not been
troubled bippe. Il 10 hereditary with
me. Think you have the hest blood
medicine known. Yours truly, W. N.
SEiBERr. Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor.
ner Druggist, Wheeling, w. Va. DAw
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nsr Face wa. Her Fortune.

She was as pretty as n picture and so
animated and lively thati It did one good
to look at her. She D all this but she
is not now. Poor soul, the roses linger
no more in her cheeks, the former luster
Of her eyes is gone. She lisa woe.begone
looking piece OF humanity now. She
has one OF those troubles so common To
women and needs DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It recuperates the wasted
strength, puts the whole system right,
restores the roses and the luster and
makes the woman what she once was,
bright, well and happy. "Favorite Pre-
scriptionp Is the only medicine for wo-
men, sold by druggists, under a positive
guarantee, from the manufacturers, that
1t will give satisfaction in every case, OF
money will be refunded. This guaran,
tee has been printed on the bottle.wrap.
per, and faithfully carried out for many
years,
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Mn. d. r. wnAfLEY is q prominent
merchant Of, Ruston, La. He says that
he has sold Swltt's Specific 10 many per
sons, aud knows Of some wonderful Casc1
Of blood diseases, and has never heard oil
d failure 10 cufO. Several cases Of CON
tagiohs blood poison were cured aIiei
al .thS doatpfS and all other remedies
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THE yicissitudes Of climate arc trying
10 moot constitutions, especially 70
people having impure blood. For all
such land they constitute the majority,
the best safeguard Is Ayers SGrsaparilla,
the use OF which Cleanses the blood and
strengthens and invlgorates the system.
nLtV
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A few drops Of S0ZoDONT mixed
with water, and placed in the mouth Of
the invalid will refresh him. It aroma.
ties what else would DO dry and un-
comfortable, and gives infinite pleasure,
and inCites appetite. No nurse should
neglect s0ZOD0NT. MwF&w.
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A soauaal az Lonr nrnneh.

Romantic apinster-"Excuse me, sir,
is not this the'spot where that beautiful
girl fell into the water last summer and
was 80 calamity rescued by tho gentle.
man who aiterward marrledher2 2" Prac'
teal Bachelor giving her a penetrating
glance(-"Yes, mann; but l can't swim
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mi m RAILRnAn-

RellRiTe 4 GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leayCa
BellairoRt S;i0A, IN, arrives ut HellAITO at8;S0
p. m,
WOOdsaeld Passenger leaves lellRire at 400 p,
M arrives at BellAiTe at S;2b q. IN,
snmmerleld Accommodation leaves Bellalre
o. l2:26 2, M, arrives At II :3l a. IN,
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When it is remembered how many
things a man would and does do for
money the wonder grows that all are not
m~illionaires.
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1t Often Happens, Though,
lhInaetNs IIsSLh.

MuR1eVs WtFEIy'
AZ saw singular metamorphosls the
ether day." said Pipplns. "lNell, what
was III" asked Bailsby. II saw q man
turn into q saloon"
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THE %BliErnRRDs.

The men who take care Of the sheep
and 20 with them are a distlnCt class.
They are called "Sheep.herderS," and
are looked down upon as an inferior
peopl0, NJ they were Of old for we read
that "6hephofis were. on determination 10
the Egyptlans.n " iS no pleasant call.
Ing, and has q tendency To- lower one't
moral nature, and make him reckless.
In California tho class Of Bheep.heFders
ID composed nearly altogether OF Portu.
pueao and Chinese. There are o few
French, and now and then an American,
but the two lfst tanned are In the ma
iorlty, and make the best herdots. The
superiority Of The Portuguese consists In
their persbyefaiiOeln stealing and tofag.
Ing, They drive their sheep wherever
there Ii ieod for them, regardless oil the
rights Of others, More Portuguese are
killed In frontier riots than any other
nationality, because they are evet on
The aggressive hunting for the best pas,
tire, Few OF them own the sheep thai
they tend, but are hired w white men
who are afraid 70 70 VIII theif own
sheep.
than the Portuguese. They are no,
equal 10 tho Portuguese ~ thieves, bu'
they haySothBf qdalluCptb at goto max
good sheep hsfleF which Outweigh
this. They defend their sheep agalh1
Wild animals better than any other Clas
Of hOrdefB do. No matter how dark thO
night, II q bear attacks q sheep cam
where there ID a OhinAmAn, th6re 10
fiph( on hand. Tho Chinese are n
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MY Yong August stock Eashsngol opSn.
a. pgjSO, COh1olldAld Exchange. Opening N
gstioi hlghest q lgglij lowest JsJtc, closing al
OIL CRY. Pa August i.=opened al psNc,
highest u 0kl l6we1lpsa XII elOsOdat II Wi ale
A,7f1 bartph
gs'SgR ~ AH.S'a '%aRS'EISS$t ,: 4 SssI
eieatAncel 10000 haitela.
P~trfsBuRuH, Pa AnEull i%s-rettOieum ActlvC
Ssl u WNi lowest ps4t6
pEEs'' 5SS.ss'Sp:Sf y 9 E''
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FOR SALE.

poul,w Lots, Old Fair Grounds. 2a9e'i
n,r%.IJ' soull ppnu. North Front, North l!u
y"n ,"ulll Huron, south front, Fourteenth
r]iIl,rntiI. W0ud, WILSON,, MoYEtGn, TMeniy'
cipGlr, twenty ninth aid AcColloch A1EeeN
irOm 500 up. ,,,-, ant ooiIAr
aliin VoMl fpImiT, Tor d, 90 Cnsh.
Tmilr House, containing rooms, a. ldI
umoI%uy, Iol iOxigO; IN iTEtclaSs condition
cheap Il, nan, 5ost,ohi. Ior.,
ton, IN North front street lOr SJ,SV0: ,hi,,,,
s.yrr l.npmed Brick House. corner thirty
EirhUi aud WUpl streets, rents for s9lO per year
iOf II, IW,
Tor $40 paAlL.
~ q. Y. SMITH,
,,,,- I'D Main street
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"a GRAiEs5oa ana after Nay n lsSs,ShS,
day excepted. monday excepted. tsRiurdny-
excepted. Sunday only. saturday only
Eastern STANDARD time, D
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Our road wound this way and that
among tue rocks, and by i o'clock we
had gained an altitude OF Ave thousand
feet, and were on tie summit OF the first
part Of the mountain. There would be
no more steep road, but from that for.
ward 1t would pass along a.Gentle In.
cline heading higher and higher. When
We gained the brow Of the hill We met
the cool breeze from the Pacific ocean,
two hundred miles away. We did not
remain long here-just long enough to
see where a team and driver had gone
over a cliff into eternity q few days be-
fnra
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For 81 80 you can get one dozen fine
Satin-6nish Cabinet Photographs, and
one extra in a fine gilt frame, Sxl0 size,
at Plummer's, 1888 Main street, Wheel
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Let tho old maids Of the country dc.
clare the national flower and they will
have II the bachelors button.
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No man eter witches he was a woman
except when he Is tired and has 10 give
up his chair.
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FARM FOR SALE.

,,.y., nite Farm oil ITO acres, lying along the
uhn "r,r,'n TYLER and WOtzel counties (pArtly
t tm c,cT tSur miles from New hartlnGVillei
nv nr,TIV al down In grass, we'll w9tered sueStAn'
XXI ~ achievements, and In 4 good nelghbOrhoodl
SS6lrb wish To sell, The title Is perfect, aud
viii be s0Id ut a bargain and Oh rtRAOnablete terms
y, " or address me- at New MSrtipwIlIe,
HrIAl county, ". Va.
IuFt Ekkl, ", bON Ems AtuhbSVs
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CHICAGO, August i.-Caile- Receipts 1900
6SSSySs, Y bSHf u, itSSfs y ES Sosi rl aOi SIO6 SstSS SBJ
icodefs, q 2Oag gi CuwA. bulls and mixed, 81 81
al %. Hogs eoolptl li,0OO head, shipments
9,0OJ head market steady mixed u 16al I6i
heavy o. l6ai 91i light q. OOGl q. skipit O. t0al 20.
sfs. y Goai III TSssa, y tSSi ~ iSSSs q ~
900,
EASr LiBEaTY, Pa August 1e-CaltlS-Receipt,
LIN head ehlptnentll ,2ba head market, nothing
doing, al. thtOugh t1ntlgndnuutl. lfOgs-Re.
ES9 SIowS RisbI 3Oiketl sSSI Is; III nS SSia 1n RSd
light q G0t philadelphia u 6te4 7Ol heavy hogs
A ivai 20, Bheeh-ReCelbl4 1000 head Rhin-
tiOntS S,OOO head market bloS and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, o., August IL Hogs stronger
common aud llEht ta1Si packing and butcher
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Mt De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.
nL.Lnnn, Al. u-L.n
lsI'Rnoi the vlAAuOn.j

school Of more than national reputation.
ousn exceptional advantages for thorough Vdu.
v.lon OF IouhE ladies' In all Departments, u.
my OF 'lE thousand volumes, Pine philO.
'oahio'l' chemical and Astronomical apparatus.
An'Ic"l Department tpOClAlly noted. UotpSoi
plAno teachers trained BY a lCadlAR professor
rom Conservatory Of stuttgart, Vocal culture
a%oe'dInS IN the method Of the old italian mar
LoCAsloA unntpaSCd TOT beauty and health,
itn Aetci Of pleasure GtoundA. Board e1Colleni,
to' Catalogues, and references 10 pAltohA ID
"llhe principal cities, address
h fHE DiRECTREsg,
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towards, Notwithstanding they are gem
orally considered such, They have q
lonesome time, but they generally bring
their sheep out OF the mountains IN ths
fall OF the yearin n little better condition
than any other herders do.
UP ABOVE THE CLOUDS,
There are some forty GRITTY thousand
square miles OF this mountainous coun'
try that the sheep roam over in the sum
mer. It Is full OF forests aud lakes,
rocks and abysses, and as | said before,
is not inhabited at all by any people
who make their home there permanent.
ly. In winter the snow falls, many feet
deep, and lies on the ground tilllate In
the summer, On the higher mountains
the fall Of snoWis often as much as sixty
feet,
II was 10 make an excursion into these
mountains that we met onthe thirteenth
Of July at an altitude six thousand feet
above the sea. II, NJ,
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FOR SALE.

t24) twenty -four Lots In caldwelPs
Addition to the City OF Wheeling.
.-sLI Iots arc bounded on the north by TWEEN
fT.ninth street, Ou the east by Fillmore street. GU
iLc south ly the llHndlGn nOmesLGGd, aud on
inc wrst by the Is. 4 q. Railroad.
Their proximity to the above named railroad
rCndtiK ihGm excellent sites for manufacturing
''TfG not ' iSi il thirty days will DO sold at pub
For tenn, mud further Information apply to
n. v. HoGE & BRO,
1900 Market Street,
or MILAN ". I~IANpLAS. ~,
Auii + ". Cor. ChRpllne & Sixteenth sts.
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Medical.
"Thick and GIossv."

lllGh dllu QlU0OyI
FHE PRODUCTION Of an abundant
! growth OF hair, Of u sllk.lllsG texture
and OF tho original color, often results
from the use, by those who have become
bald or gray, Of Ayers Hair Vlgor:
"I was rapidly becoming gray and
bald; but after using two or three
bottles OF Ayers Hair Vlgor my hair
grew thick and glossy and tho origi.
ifial color was rCstorGu."-M. AldriCll,
Canaan Centre n. II.
"a trial OF Ayers Hair Yigor has con.
WINGED me Of It's merits. It's use lNS
not only caused the lialr OF my vito and
daughter to he abundant and glossy, but
II huS given my rather stunted mus.
tacllo n respectable length md appear.
ANGER, BrittOn, Oakland, Ohio,
1T have used Ayers Hair VlgOr for
tho past four or FIVE years and lind II u
most satisfactory dressing for the lair.
It Is all TINT l could desire, being llarrl'
less, causing tho hair to retain ~
natural color, and requiring but n small
quantity 10 render tile llllr ensy to mr.
range. - Mrs. u, A. Bailey, 0 Charles
st., Haverhill, Mass.
Ayers Hair Vigor,
PREPARED NJ
Or. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by Druggists aud FOrilmcrs.
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FoR all arrangements Of the liver,
stomach and bowels, take DR.. Pierce't
Pellets. One o dose.
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IOHI0 RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
~ Table taking effect May %, 1889. PAGsen
ger trains will run as tOllOws-Centnl Time.
Az, trains daily except those marked thuSt
which do not run on Sunday;
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M WE nlApEs,


AS we proceeded, dense forests OF pine
and cedar were on every hand, and the
night had grown cool. The dust was
gradually left behind, and we flew for.
ward over a hard beaten road OF granite
sand. After passing several miles along
this upland plain, we arrived at l o'clock
In the morning, at Mr.. 0ckenden's
house, where l remained two days.
! was joined here by two West Vir.
ginians, Mr.. George Selby, OF WirtCoun-
", and Prof. A. W. Frederick, formerly
School Superintendent OF Preston Coun.
ty. We had arranged 10 meet at this
place, and from there proceeded toward
the higher mountains, the submits OF
which were q hundred miles distant.
These mountains are only partially ex.
plored, and no accurate map OF them is
obtainable. In the winter season they
are totally un~inhabited, but In the sum-
mer a few Indians roam there, and gold
hunters push into the ~retnotest 'cahons
searching for mines. Among the glades
there IL abundant pasturage for two or
three months, and sheep are driven
about in search OF It. These bands OF
sheep are never left unguarded, for griz.
ely bears and paptbers and lions would
make short work olthem, Accordingly,
two or three men, and twice as many
dogs, are kept constantly with the sheep
to guard them. Even with this pre-
caution bearg often break into the herd
aud destroy large numherp nj the sheep.
Nor are men by any means safe, but aye
often killed by bears and sometimes by
panthers and wolves. / have known Of
several men who were killed by wild
animals In these mountains, When
was at the Twin Meadows In 1858 an In
dian was killed by grizzly bear after lie
had shot 1t sixteen times; and last sum,
mer an Indian was torn to pieces by a
panther, while was near enough Ia
hear him yell when the panther SPranl
on him.
The men who 60 with the sheep into
the mountains carry with them o sup
My Of provisions To- last them all sum,
tner, aud then peldom come out into thu
settlements I'LL the aptumn storms drive
them out. They wander from place i
place In search Of p~asturage, very nuOt
us they did In ancient times.
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For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
M, except Monday,
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a, M, ex.
cept kunNay.
Grafton Accommodation, 3;l0p. nj, daily.
aud O:lO p. M except Sunday.
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From, New York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
O:Q6 and 1891. m, and II 100 y. M, daily.
cept Sunday.
MOundsVille Accommodation, 7:l6 d, M. and
l:40 and 7iAOp M eXcepL Sunday.
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NEy rSnG, A1gnat ! Fig iron steady and
dhG steady II GTX iii duiii ltfSlI StS y
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From Pittsburgh. $50 a. m. daily and 1850,
daily, except Sunday, and G:55 and lia0 p. M,
daily.
Washington Accommodation, s;oG. M, daily
pittssSaTsh Excursion Train. il,5Oa. M, Sun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-02
THE ASCENT COMMENCED.

By 10 o'clock at night the last wagon
had come down, and Mr.. 0ckenden and
| commenced the ascent OF tho moun.
tain. The road was steep, fully fifteen
degrees. The moon was In the wane,
but the night was clear, as the summer
nights In California always are, and II
was not difficult to see our road. The
village from which we started has an
elevation OF 1000 feet above the sea.
The mountain In front Of US rose 1900
more, ut which altitude we would come
to the great timber plateau.
Sounds from the village died away us
we went up, and We were soon alone In
the stiffness Of the night. The road al
first led through thiCkets ofoak and ma.
hogany, but at length We entered q
rougher region where timber gave way
to granite boulders, and ellis and preci
piCes doomed up on every hand. The
road often wound along the very brink
Of these, and when we would stop tc
listen we could hear family, far below
US, the babbling Of brooks that crept
down from tho mountain, Yet all TIE
cliffs and preClpiCes were not beneath
US; against the sky doomed crags anC
cliffs and pinnacles, half hid In The
shadows that themselves had made.
eve climbed, and tho moon old and sterile
Climbed with uE,h