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toll. Here were evidences of culture and re-
fnement. The hut sheltered delicately reared
though strong natured woman, and everything
within its small compass bore witness to the
fact. Pauline received her callers under that
low roof with a gracious courtesy that would
have adorned a mansion. After a time Rita
came from a little sod house, which was their
kitchen, bearing on a small tray three glasses
Of cool milk and plate Of thin sweet-cakes.
Stafford's nature was not without its vein of
poetry. The situation seemed for the moment
idyllic, and the simple collation. was the nectar
and ambrosia of the gods.
On a table near the one small window he
noticed drawing materials, and slipping from
portfolio were sepia washes ON Whatman's
paper, bewitching things iu brown and white.
Bash noticed the Judges glance of pleased in
| teyest and drawing forward the portfolio, he
spread open its artistic riches.
"You won't mind will you, Pauline? I only
| want to show Judge Stafford the things Of
| beauty you are able to find, in the dreary mo-
notony Of these plains"
Silently, one by one, Stafford looked at the
| dainty aquarelles. while Pauline took Bash out
| to admire her latest brood of buff Cochins.
One picture was the only familiar undulating
| sweep of prairie, with somber wind-torn clouds
above, and low on the horizon An effect Of
crystal light. One was q river view, with q
boat moored at its marge. Another, a patch
Of reeds and feur-de-iis, with q mother bird
lowering over hidden nest There were
| studies of wild flowers and weeds arranged in
q cup or glass with an Undesirable airy grace,
| all done with free washes in tender tones Of
brown.
Stafford still fingered over the water-colors,
even after Bash had twice looked at his watch.
and remarked that they would Just have time
to get back to the hotel for dinner. At length
| he rose hastily and took his leave. One back
| ward glance at the tall girl in her soft white
gown, and he was whirled away a. fast "a
wheels could carry him.
When about half way between the claim and
Cornhill, something gave way.
'.It's that COMPOUNDED king-bolt," said Bash
and they both got down to look for the break
II proved to be something Of less none nt than
| the king-bolt and they were soon ON their way
again. While Bash was peering about the run
ming gear Of his wagon, Stafford spied some
thing lodged in . tangled taft Of buffalo-grass.
Il proved to be tiny book in flexible covers,
filled with almost microscopic writing. He
knew instantly that IL had belonged to Miss
Parkman. The storm had lodged il in mis-
path, and fate had stopped him there to pick
1t up. 30 thinking, he quietly put II in his
| Dinner ct the Taft house, and crowd wait
ing in the public square. Otis had ascertained
that the judge was TO receive ESQ for coming to
Rodney, and Just before the three left the hotel
| TO 60 upon the rostrum Bash handed Stafford,
without word, three crisp bills-two twenties
and ten.
Gan right-thanks," the latter said, stufang
the money into his vest pocket Then he went
ont 70 address the people.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-13
Written for The EVENING STAR.
Little Girls.


Surely most sweet Of all creatures that we
In this beautiful world may anywhere meet,
Are little girls. so frolic and free,
Yet with dove-like innocence so replete
That scarcely of earth they appear to be.
Their fresh, young beauty is Joy to me:
1t lends to my heart a livelier beat,
That sings, "Ah, these are of all / see,
Surely most sweet"
Seem sorrow and care from them to Zee,
AS from angels evil things retreat;
And of all that's sweet be il fruit on tree,
Or flower in field, as all poets agree,
The sweetest are little girls, meet,
Surely most sweet
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truly be said to be complete. You will want
shallow hole, or notch, in the back of the plank
to prop it up at proper angle before the fire.
and little gutter on the face to lead the over
flow Of dripping and juices to the pan below.
But these considerations are seductive, leading
inevitably into telling what good things may be
cooked in camp, and that is too broad q field
to enter. j. H. CoNNEI.LY.
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III. A. SEL1esoS,s
REMOVAL SALE

III. A. SELrcsox,s
REMOVAL SALE
PURE WINES AND
LIQUORS AT A
REDUCTION OF
70 PER CENT
WILL CONTINUE AT
o26 18TH 81. NV, NEAR y,
UNTIL HE TAKES
lOSSESSlON on
HIS NEW BUILDING,
No. 1900 PA. AVE. NV
have the sole agency Tor the PASADENA WINE
COMPANl'Sm Wines and Brandes. Tins CompAny's
Vine yards located III Los Angeles County, South
ern California Now. IL stands reason that the
grapes from southern California, with its genial
and equal temperature mature aud ripen much
more thoroughly than those Of Northern Califor-
ma which Is not blessed with such genial climate.
IL for this that the majority the better
class physicians and druggists Of this District
advise their patients TO me II they
want pure and strength giving American Claret
burgundy Port, Cherry, Malaga, Muscate, Angelica.
Hook or Brandy. IL, for any reason. one Of my
TONERS makes one or two purchases elsewhere he inva-
rahlN returns with the statement that my wines
the pures and best and do days afer
sbotte has been opened. which Is not the with
other wines.
PLEASE COMPARE Ny PRICES WITH THOSE OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-13

In few short years what changes Occuri
These sweet, little, rosy-cheeked young dears
viii be grandmothers all, if l don't err,
In few short years.
The plays, the laughter, the childish tears,
And schooldays soon will be things that were;
And they will have other hopes. joys, fears.
And dreams of her girlhood then will stir
Each, as she through her spectacles peers,
And thinks of the flowers thatn bloom DER her,
In few short years.
w. L. SHOEMAKER
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Written for TIE EVENING STAB:
CAMP LIFE MADE COMFORTABLE.
What Provisions, Cooking Utensils,
Etc, VIII be Necessary.

Bow TO BUILD A FIRE THAT WILL WARM THE IN
TERROR OF THE TENr-THE BEST METHOD OF
COOKING GAME AND FIsH-OTHER VALUABLE
SUGGESTIONS FOR LIFE IN THE WOODS.
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Parties going the country may leave thsT ondsrs
for shipment, which will be prompty sttsndedt 10
Assorted csses Q speciality
r. A sELI0ooN.
3y6-wks-tr $40 18th o. pw- - y.
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,ential or not Some persons take few gal
Ions for use in case of snake bite.
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BIOL on. Of n. cIa.. Rsierr.a 70.

10 ne Editor ofti IRldl9Aoa.
SIR;-While | do not wish to contra
dict the statement you make, that tue
cabin boats along the river banks are In.
habited mostly by vicious Characters, II
your reporter will step aboard the Ex'
hibitor No. 8, he will there find tent
and seats that have been In use for three
years In hall dozen different States In
carrying on gospel and reform work. On
Exhibitor No. |, he will find the pleas
ant home OF |, X, B. Arnold, wife and
ave daughters. -Four OF the young ladies
are now attending school in Wheeling
Here Is to be found well selected library
OF books, an organ, and many other must
cal instruments, copies OF almost every
temperance and religious song book pub
lished, a lrt-class steTeOpticon and pic
lures TO illustrate thirteen different
lectures and sermons. Specimens aud
Curiosities gathered by Mr., Arnold and
family during their missionary trip
through the South, including an army
muskst used drive colored voters from
the polls in Phillips county, Arkansas,
may be seen. The shelves are heavily
loaded with religious papers, tracts,
pamphlets and Bible readings that are
distributed gratuitousy among those
who need them. The tent outht, at q
cost Of $500, was furnished by Christian
gentlemen In Illinois, aud the two boats
6y the American Missionary Society, Ia
assist Mr., Arnold, who for several years
has carried on this work without, salary
the col ections and small admission fees
charged Tor some OF the Lectures making
Inc work selt,sustaining, It Is an inius
tiue to GLASS such enterprises as this with
those OF gamblers aud other vicious
characters. SlNAEt'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

Senator Henderson did the manly
thing with regard to his re-rated pen
sion, but since he gave Tanner credit
for honesty OF intention, the oPposl'
ton will continue to denOuuce Mander-
sou as little better than Tanner, and the
opposition opinion Of Tanner airs ltlsll
SO frequently and 80 loudly that there is
not much seCresy about it.
II Henderson was entitled to the re-
rating, he desired it as matter Of prin'
ciple, though 1t never was his intention
TO apply the money to his own uses
There 10 no improbabiIity in this state
ment, and, coming from a man OF char
acter, 1t will be accepted by men who
are themselves honest and hIgh'mllded'
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Good, hut not Enough.

The Washington District School Com
mIssloners arc 10 DO commended fol
what they have done. ltlswell 10 close
part Of tho school, and that the part ID
which the youngest children are gather.
cd, Children from three 10 twelve
years old arc most susceptible 10 the
dread disease.
But wu Cauuot draw the line al twelve
years Of uge aud say that on the other
side Of that limo Is safety. This points
out tho defect In tho order Of the Com.
miSsioners. 10 do all that they could do
on tho sale side would DO 10 close the
whole school.
lit could DO demonstrated that by %
doing one llic would surely 10 S,ved,
there would DO no hesitation about 10.
suing the ORDER ClOslng the school and
iumigatlns tho building may save many
lives.
liB everybodyS interest 10 stamp out
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Cntarrh can't be Cured,

with local application, as they cannot
reach the seat Of tho disease. Catarrh ID
q blood or constitutional disease, and In
order TO cure II you have TO take inter.
nal remedies. HALLS Catarrh Cure Ia
taken internally, and acts directly On the
blood and nucus surface. Halls Ga,
tarrh Cured no quack medicine. It wag
prescribed by one Of the best physicians
In this country for years, AID isa regular
prescription. ltiscompoSed OF the best
tonics known, combined with the best
blood purihers, acting direCtly on the mu.
Cussurface. The perfect combination OF
thetwo ingredientsis what produces such
wonderful results In curing catarrh,
Send for testimonials free.
+. ]. Cheney & Co., Prop, Toledo, o,
Sold by Druggists, price Zoe, nav
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Important Mission Of American Scientists
The expedition which starts to-day GU
an American man.of-war to view the
eclipse Of the sun, December %, in West
Africa, is OF great Importance to science
The gentlemen composing the party are
so enthusiastic that they are not deter,
red by the ills which beset unacclimated
oaucaslaus in the region to which they
are going, The path Of the eclipse will
be narrow, will not strike any oil the
ocean islands, and 1t is necessary to 60
TO Africa to see to good advantage the
interesting phenomenon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

A CITY of whOoling's population and
Importance should have Board oil
Health, well equipped TO discharge the
duties Of such a body. Such an addition
to the machinery Of our city government
would be useful to prevent disease 80 far
as that may DO done by publlcSanitALon,
useful to deal with disease when II ap.
pears in epidemic form. A good Gre do.
partment is pot more important than a
good health department
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

"MRs, HARRISON" says a Washington
correspondent, "has thus far seemed en-.
tirely capable Of assuming the domestic
management OF the White House."
From other sources no less reliable 1t is
learned that Mrs. Harrison has from the
frat given her personal attention to the
domestic end Of the White House, as
the wife OF the President should.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

one of the most remarkable news
items Of the day is that the Democratic
aud Mugwump newspapers continue 10
SEQ no politics In the robbery Of the
Louisiana State Treasury under Dem.
ocratlc State Treasurer. Is this not a
text for some Of that marvellous time
within y Of the days that are gomez
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

In the year 1883 six persons died d
diphtheria in all Wheeling. In the past
three months seven have died Of this
disease In one district. The authorities
class diphtheria as a preventable disease.
An i'll that eau DO prevented ought not
to BIZ allowed to take away human life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

IT is not much to the credit Of some
Ohio Republicans that they take up the
Democratic cry, "HaIstead has killed
Foraker" Foraker doesn't die SO easily,
and Halstead is old enough to answer
for himself Ialstead did the manly
thing, and did II with the air Of man
who found pleasure in being Just.
There are such men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

A null made sunday diversion on
Broadway, NV York. AS his bulIship
did not collide with dead" wire, forty
two pistol shots from Gothaul's best
marksmvn were required to dispatch
him. In Wheeling We could do such u
lob gitlthali the number Of shots.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

THE visiting West Virginia statesmen
arc heartily welcome to Wheeling. II
they will make 1t convenient to talk with
some Democrats OF this locality they
will discover what some Democrats think
Of the counting out Of a Governor chosen
by the people. knowledge being power,
1t Is worth while to stock up and get afull
hand of the same,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

COMMISSIONER MASON must be smiling
yet over the suggestion that he is think
ing Of letting so so good thing as he
has for SO undesirable thing US Cor
poral. Tanner is leaving. Don't forget
that Mr.. Mason is a West Virginia man,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

ALL France is supposed to be SO eager
to how down before Boulanger, that II
will not be surprising to see the whole
body of the people Us one man skipping
over To jersey to land the brave general
on Is naive heath, Due notice will be
Civ n, Of eonIse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

INDIANA politicians should regard 1t as
a compliment that there are so many
able men in their State that the Presi.
dent cannot possibly provide for all Of
them. Some Of them do not take this
view by long shot. Hence some tears
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

MAJOR BURKE, who has yet to explain
how he got away with some hundreds
OF thousands OF Louisiana bonds while
he was Treasurer OF that State, Is Ill in
London. But his heart still beats true
to bis native land.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

Qua Uncle Phiueas T, Barnum is play.
ing the Londoners very fine. II they
find it out they may rage. On this side
we know the old man, and the more he
bamboozles us tho better we like 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

the mSlady as quickly as possible, and
whatsoever may contribute to that end
should be done without hesitation
Closing a school is not the most heroic
Of acts,
In time Of epidemic intelligent COM
munitles close schools, churches, thea
tres, all kinds Of public resorts, and pru'
dent people look we'll to the cleanliness
Of person and household.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

PRESIDENT ELLIOTT, OF Harvard, has
turned Democrat, He could find no
Free Trade comfort in the Republican
party and has at last gone where he may
stuff himself with diet,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

PIrTsDuRGu is able to bridge as much
as she pleaaeB, but o bridge over the
Ohio below Pittsburgh is regarded by
Pittsburghers with peculiar apPrehen'
sion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

The Autocrat Of all the Russias made
Bismarck sit while he, the Autocrat,
stood. From this touching incident Is
inferred a new edition Of the abiding
peace OF Europe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

THE destruction of the Brooklyn Tab
ernRclc is a serious loss, but another
structure, doubtless larger than the old
will rise in its place,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15
FOR SALE.

Anew Double Brick House that will Pay ~
per cent as Rn investment
six ROHmed House with large lot, 100 TWEEN,
tyIhinlh street, very Cneap.
Residence NJ 2gi2 Chlpline street.
Three TOOmed Brick House, 20 youth llpnnu
Desirable Modern Dwelling, Ia South ,tnh Il,
Building Lots on North Font SOOth Fem.
Old talr Grounds, ZAnes Orchard, FOuftCcnh
street, Fifteenth street, corner TWCnU.elgbih
aud Wood street, corner Twenty ninth aud ROd
on MAjSteF, Wilson aud Wood streets betWrcn
Twcuiy'seyenth aud TweI ~ eighth streets
Brick House corner Wood and ThiFty,pighth
streets, at bSTgalu; will pay asa" investment
Farm near MOundkville, on the LILO side, or
exchange for city PROF cry,
Large Farm IN Ohio county, near CllnlOn 2. ..
With other improved pIOpUltICS,
said a. o. SMt1l ION Main 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

LlyINGsToN-on Sunday evening. October 70,
1889, at Q O'Clock, CAROLINE LIVINGSTON
aged 70 years,
Funeral from her lRIe residence, No. lilaChAFles
street, this Tuesday afternoon AZ 2 O'Clock
PrlendI OF tho iamlly Rre respectfully IN
ylled 10 attend. lntermsnt Rt Permissible
Ftapartorv
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ARRANGEMENTS for receiving and en-
teraining the coming capitalists move
along at q satisfactory pace,
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WHEELING Is ready TO take the World's
Fair, and her chance seems to be about
equal to New York's,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

WHEN the hair shows signs Of falling,
begin at once 10 use Ayers Hair Yigor,
This preparation strengthens the scalp,
promotes the growth OF new hair, re.
stores the natural color 10 gray and
faded hair, and renders II soft, plant,
and glossy. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

THE assassin end OF the olan,na'G Gael
dies hard, hut it dies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15
Lots POr Sale in Crawford Heights.

Crawford Heights Is the name given to rlst
Of land contalniug about forty HCies, lylug on
the hill back Of the A:tuB aud staniHnl Iron
v drkS. Lots vary Ia size nom nnc hall VI 81
aCro 10 four acres, aud WIN bc sold siDely Tin
blocks Some Of the property is already In
vines, and all VI II II well adapted To the glow
ing Of fruit, aud berries The location, while
near the mills. factories and railroad ~ Tue val
Icy, Ia yet above aud beyond Their smoke nOi,o
and other disAgreCnhlc feature. ltishrallh'ul
affords Il fne view Of the river aud the Huf 0und
ing country, aud Admirably COmbints he adj
vAntHgeS OF town aud country. No more 1otn
BILE location for private residences Crn he found.
The property will be sold al rcasOnuJ piles
and on easy terms
For lnnber particulars enquire Of H., T.
Howell, bridgeport, o.; Abum lR.h, AsfilI
Ferry; j. ]. Holloway, at First Nailnual Faux
bridgeport; W, T. Graham, ut OllCe vi y aliiani
Iron Co., or W. II. TallinRn a! uthO1 Of EnA
Iron and Steel ca ,ri
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FOR SALE,

A full limo OF General Merchandise. with
ktOre'rOOm fixtures, and with The same The ICbt
oil reOmS containing same, embracing d Conye.
nlent, large ~ d cOmmOdi0rs LlUlc,FUon, ORce
ware rooms aud cellRN.
The location aud surroundings being the rno,i
desirable for mercantile purposes In tie slate.
Ample facilities for the extensive handling al
grain aud wool being Immediately accessible 10
switch tack Of tho u. 4 .. Il, u. aud The rub
lie road, In best PTHin aud wool surrounding
StorG room has ample facilities for bu,lnfW
Of thirty thousand dollars I,IT year. L. Iellle
an estate, Location, hgttOh, Nturl couHiy, W.
Va. Also a full riSGod Barrel Faelny lyr ale,
a, v. MCDONNELL,
4, J, III ACK,
oC3 Administrations
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-15

Do you suffer with catarrh? You
can be cured II you take Hoods sarsa,
parilla, the great blood purifier, Sold
by all druggists,
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c. L.S.C. Required Readings ior 1890
HOUND IN CLOTH

Books per set, prepaid. 90
nB-Flye por cent discount allowed on cash
orders for Five Complete sotS ordered 81 ono
time. ExpresSage not prepaid.
"Tho Chautauqnan," s9O0 lin clubs Of hVe
VI HO'V' " o. STANTON & DAVENPORT,
Ocl 1871 Market Street.
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FOR SALE.
t24) Twenty-four Lots In CaldwelpS
Addition to the City Of Wheeling,

Bald Lots arc bounded on the north by TWEEN.
ty.nln[h street, on the gsEi by Fillmore Siilpl, on
the south by the tRndlaii Homestead, aud on
the west by the u, 4 U. RAilfOad
Their proximity 70 the nboro named nilruad
Establishments,
ii not sold in thirty days will DO iold at pub.
lie suction.
For terms aud further information apply 10
Wv. lOGE 4 FRO,
1890 Market street,
Or WILLIAM N. HANDLAH,
Hnlb g,W Cor, ChanlIne 4 sixteenth Sta
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Gee. B. TayIor-New Ian and Winter Goods.
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

Never presented the inducements to buyers as at
emit Now prepared to show an unusually large stock Of Com
bnaton Suits which for elegance cannot be surpassed in this
country Our lines of Silks Velvets satns, Brocades and
Faes embrace the and most stylish designs of the
to our recent purchase Of large lot Of Genuine silk Warp
Henrietta Clohs-Engsh make and forty inches WIDE in all
the prevailing shades which we have decided to offer at 9s
cents yard This probably OIL the greatest special
Presty Henrettas black Also Atwood Serges forty inches
WIDE in plain and striped at 50 and 60 cents. Atwood Hen
etta in all colos at 81 and Finest and widest made
81 Full lines Of Check Sungs Broadcoths Plaids and
Stripes.
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Frow, cumpselIa Hart, Props,