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CHICAGO, Dec 7,-Cattlo-RCeelpts 5000 head /;
70; stOcEer and feeders 81 SGLG "; Texans ii sta
> W; western rangers :! 7Ja3 6g. llOgs-RCCeiplS
5000 head: shlpmGits 900 head; market
steady; mixed 81 bGn3 So; heavy 81 hOi3 81;
shipments 20 head; market strong; natives
~ jOa5 20; western So 60a4 4O TGxaus 60 GOAL 10;
lambs s. 0leG IS,
EAST Liberty, Pa, Dee. 7.-CattlG-RCcelpls
$50 head shipments 1850 hVAdi market steady.
lloss-ReCelpn8 NV head shipments ., SOO head
TO best Workers s. B5G3 10. Sheep Receipt, 500
head shipments 2, w heal; market active.
CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 7-lIORS easier; common
and light s. COAL o.; packing aud butcher
50 Goa3 70; receipts 600 head; shipments CO..
head,
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FOR SALE.

NVUI EETWIU WNUIEt
Cor. Market and onIieGnth streets,
d69 WHEELING, ", VA
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l'nE fountain Of perpetual youth was
one Of the dreams Of antiquity. II has
been well.nigh realized In Ayers sarsa.
pafilla, which puilGps the blood, gives
vitality to all the bodily functions, and
lhnS restores 10 ago much Of the ylgOr
and freshness Of youth, nav
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Through tickets, aud baggage checked, 10 All
points: cor ratel aud othOT Information addreG
VIZ: RobiSsoN, Q. J. A.. PafkerSburg.
4: J. DANDY, A. q. p. A., ParkefSbutv,
w. u. oshoKN. 8. 7. A., Pomeroy, Ohio.
RALTlMoRE& OHIO RAILROAD
rarl aud arrive nj Wheeling IA follows EaItern
lime:
MAIN LINE-EAsT.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
1876 u. M, 2i2h and ll:60 p. M, daily,
Cumberland Accommodation, 7;SO a. M, or.
cept 5uu rs,
Grafton Accommodation, 2.26 p. M, daily,
MolndsylIlc Accommodation 100 4. M; daily
except sundNy. ''
ARRIVE;
From Now York, Philadelphia and baltimore,
WY and l2;ib y. m. and II :06 p. IN, daily,
Cept SUNDAY,
Grafton Accommodation, i2:4S p. m, daily.
MpMndsville Accommodation 900 a. M, OK.
TRANs.omo DIVISION.
For Chicago, S:SS and 1905 a. M, 1910 n, M,
Cincinnati EzPreis OS a. IN, and lois p. m.
Columbus Accommodation 4ilS p. M, except
g. Cl9lrSyllle Accommodation 1905 a. m, and
la' and 4"bp. m, except sunday.
AARIvE;
Chicago Express, l2;46, 6tSOA m. and $40 p. m.
Z, Cincinnati Express, b,obA. m. and $40 p. M,
Colunbu, Accommodation, II 100 a. M, daily,
8, ClairsyiiiO Accommodation, II 100 a. m. and
l:Sb and 0;lOp. m, daily except SUNDAY.
WHEELING PiTTsBuRun DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, $40 and 7:2O a. IN. daily, and
l!W y, n, daily, except sunday,
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Y worth column ul rhetoric, said an
american Statesman, II ID a fact, GslRb.
llshea by the testimony Of Thousands Of
people, that Hoods SarSaparllla does cure
sCfOllla, salt rhpun and other diseases
OF affections arising from Impure state or
low condition Oi the blood, II also
OyetcompS that tired feeling, creates a
good appetite, aud gives strength 10
every part Of the system, Try u. 3
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Trustees Sales.

Stocks bont hi and sold. -" ""'" :
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Transfer. Of I.rnl I;.tntc.

Five deeds Of trust and the following
conveyanCes OF real estate were admit.
ted to record III Clerk Hooks office Sat.
urday:
A deed made December 4, 1880, by
James Lindsay aud wife, OF Columbus,
q, TO Matilda Robinson, wifeof William
Robinson, deceased, for the west one
quarter Of lot No. l27, on the south side
Of Seventeeth street; consideration. IS.
A deed made November go, 1889, by
John Bertschey and Ellen BertAchey,
widow OF the late Michael Burtschey, to
Mary Ann Costello, for lot No. 81, in
North Wheeling, fronting 50 feet on the
east side u Main street; consideration,
81, 1852 Al.
A dead made December 8, 1880, by
Matilda Robinson, wife Of William Rob.
lnSon, deceased, to Katc Hcaly, wife OF
Frank HeNIy, for the west one. quarter Of
lot No. l97, Oh the south side Of Seven.
teenth street, consideration, $1,000.
a deed made November 20, 1880, by
Melissa Il. Conner, wife OF Charles W
Conner, TO Lawrence lernhart, for parts
Of lots Nos. and 2, IN square No. 20
In the Joseph Caldwell estate consider
alton, $SSh.
A deed made December, 1SSo,by Filler
Bertschey, guardian Of Barbara Eta
Bertschey and Of Michael Bertschey, L
Mary Ann Costello, for two.tbirls Of 10
No.Sl, III North Wheeling, fronting OF
the east SIDE Of Main street, Considera
ton, $l,SlT Sc.
a deed made September ii, 1880, b,
| o. Q, Hughes to Charlotte Il, Smythe
for oil claim and right to one.halt Of tn
~ test OF ground on the east side q
Chnpline street, being the south vart q
lot No. IFS, in ChapljGp aud Eol's add
ton, Consideration, q.
A deed made November 20, 1880, b.
Melissa Z. Connor, wife OF Charles "
Conner, to John ", Coleman, for pat I
!Gls nos. and 9, ~ square No. 90, /
tinn, SOLD,
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METAL AND WOOL Markets,
General Condition Of Trade by Bradstreo
Iron aud steel Firm.

General Condition Of Trade by BradStreOts,
Iron aud Steel Firm.
Iron and steel quotations are very
firm in all markets. Most mill managers
seem to be detsrring the placing Of large
orders until after the holidays. Foundry
men, as a rule, are pretty fairly supplied
for the next few weeks. Bessemer irons
have advanced still farther, especially in
western markets, and one or two exCep-
tlonally large transactions have Just been
closed at q price which may be- q sur
prise, Little new business is being done
In southern irons, because OF the over
sold condition OF southern furnaces and
tue maintenance Of outside figures by
makers, The movement Of the cotton
crop Ia seriously interfering with pig
iron movements, and to some extent,
therefore, with sales for future delivery,
The finished iron market is cOmpara'
lively quiet, but capacity is oVersold
from three TO six weeks. Structural and
plate iron requlTementsa are heavy, Steel
blooms, billets and slabs, spiegel and
terro.mangantse are all In active de-
mand at outside figures. Steel rails are
quoted at $S4aS5, according to size OF the
order, Barbed wire rules firm in west
ern markets, Nails are creeplngupwatd,
owing to increased cost OF raw material,
Large orders Tor track supplies are reach
Ing the mills,
WOOL MARKET,
More than tho usual confidence up.
pears In the wool market, Business
has reached no extraordinary proper
lions duriAg the week, but the inquiry
ia fair, and, in view OF the great strength
reported at London, II Is generally be-
lieved thatthe trade has seen its worst
for the season, There seems 10 be, how,
ever, no general anticipation OF an an.
vance Just now, Holders are not press,
ing their supplies for sale, and yet they
readily accept offers on the prevailing
basis. The outlook for wooden goods,
unfortunately, Is decidedly unsatisiae.
tory, This Is the only depressing factor
in the situation.
Large attendance aud spiritual bidding
characterized the London sales, which
arc now in progress. For the better
grades OF wool there is active cOmpeti.
ton, Such stock Us American Inanutac-
turers can takeis 10 per cent higher than
at the close OF the last sales.
Fine Ohio and Michigan heeCes and
delaine aud combing woods are 6rmer at
Boston than q week ago, in view OF the
advance In corresponding woods abroad.
In other particulars the market is un.
changed, Manufacturers are taking sup.
plies with comparative freedom, but are
not anticipating wants very far ahead,
because tho course OF the goods market
Ia undetermined. Fall Texas wool is
coming In Literally, but ID held in great
measure above the market. A fair
amount Of trade IN wool is in progress.
Carpet stock is quiet, Current quota.
lions for leading descriptions Of wool are
rs follows, IN comparison with last year,
and the year before;
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Grafton Accommodation, 2i26 p. M, daily,
Moundsylllc Accommodation, 1900 d. M, daily
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NEW YoRK, Dec 7.-PetE0leum opened firm at
81 O31s and declined To 81 OJ54 III early trade,
then became strong and advanced to 81 GjIS, hui
reacted later aud closed steady at 81 wa. Stock
lowest 81 OJ4i closing at 81 Oh sales 42!;OOO har.
relS.
OIL CRY, Dec. 7.-petrOleum opened at 81 w;
highest 81 W.; lowest 81 va: ClUStd at 81 OIL
sales 2s3OC0 barrels; cearanCGs l0ii, 900 barrels
charters % ,lVO barrels; shipments 7S,0S barrels;
runs 5,3J7 barrels.
and weak; opened al q w; closed at 81 Of;
highest 81 O69Gi lowest SlOi.
BRADFORD, Pa, Dec. 7.-OrenCd 1t 81 OI5S;
closed NJ 81 n31S highest 81 OjIS; lowest 81 UJJS
cleArRnCes lJGS,00J barrels.
TlrusyiLLE Pa, bee. 7-Opened Mt 81 0iI&;
highest 81 OjS; lowest 81 O3JS; closed at q OSIS
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Educational.
Mt. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
tsLstOrs Of tho vIsIMtIOn.l

school Of more than national reputation.
onSn exceptional advantages for thorough edu.
cation Of young ladies' in all Department. L.
brary Of Gi1 thousand volumes, Fine phllO'
'ophiCal chemical and astronomical apparatus,
Musical Department specially noted, UOrpSol
piano teachers trained by leGdiag professor
rom Conservatory oi Stuttgart. Vocal Cultur,
according TO the method u tho old italian mas
ler.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health
zen Gcrct Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references To patrons II
Al tho principal Cit!cS, address
% CIV nIRBCtrREag.
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KI..nd Another MANI. wife.

"YOu ScUuntlrel," yelled young Jacob Green,
AZ his good ueighbor, BtOwn,-
"YOu kissed my wife upon tho street,
ought ~ knock you down.
"1hatS where you're wrong" good Brown re-
pliCi,
In accents mild and meek;
81 kissed hOr, that I've not denied,
but kissed her oil tho check
and l did 1t because she looked SO hand.
some-the very picture OF beauty and
health. What IL the secret OF III"
"Well," replied Green, "since you eek
II, will tell you: she uses DR.. Pierces
Favorite Prescription. accept your
apology. Good night" "FayoriIe Pre-
scription" is the only remedy for the
delicate arrangements and weaknesses
OF females, sold by druggists, under 4
positive guarantee Of giving satisfaction IL
every case, or money paid for it returned
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I,ooSoS Red CLOVER Pile Remedy, 10 q
positive specia 10 lot all forms oil The die.
ease. Bllhd, bleeding, itching, liberated
and ,ptottudlng piles. Price 6Oc. Fol
sale ny logan Drug o., ntidge Cofnei
Druggists, Wheeling, VIVA. nav
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Wonder lfDunwlddie saw II,

,, pInTwyiddle-I wish woah a pawSol,
va MIR I, r.. RIandnll-Dut Just think how
nqnTiddle- Pawwols don't work.
Miss Randall-Noi but you'd have 10
-'hAt IS, Yon wanted TO learn 10 talk.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
The Features Of the Nancy and Stock
AIarkatN.

Markets,
NEW YORK. DeO 7,-Aoney on call easy,
ranging from to per cent, last loan per cent,
closed att per cent Prime mercantile paper
GA7h per cent Sterling Exchange quIetRnd
steady at 81 Soais 81. Sales 1915 shares,
The stock market was quite active by spells
this morning, but there was n general dis.
trust, and while all the improvement was not
retained vt the close the great majority OF tho
list are materially higher than last evening.
Sharp advances were made III many stocks aud
Missouri kRcihG shot up 70 ~, followed by Man.
ltobR, Michigan Central and the e0Aler, The
Chesapeake q Ohio stocks improved, beaver,
TexHS& II, Worth and some Others showed
special strength iu the last hour, aud the mar
ket closed active aud strong nernlly at close 10
the best prices Of thu day There were ie
small fractional losses but sugar rOse ~, CheS'
HpeakG & Ohio second preferred ., Wesi Point
va Wheeling 4 Lake Erie preferred |, and Ore,
gon Improvement SO per cent,
Railroad bonds were active; sales 81, OtIO00,
Government and State bonds dull and steady,
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SomcrviUe Journal Life is very short,
but 1t doesn't seem 30 when fellow 10
waiting for an overdue train at a country
rnilWnY Aknlinn.
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Medical.


Boveral year ago was called to SEQ u cOlOEd
woman who had u malignant form Of cancer on
her foot, The cancer grew woEeundHr lheprO.
scrlbed treatment, aAd the tics aud one side Of
The foot weru ut length eaten entirely away,
The patient could not have survived much lon.
ger, but commenced the use OF sAifl'S spe.
Clac, and II cured her sound we'll. That was
three yesn ago, and there has been no 70,
turn Of the disease, PgaNl swIil's Specific
most excellent medicine for blood dlSoases "a
~ tendency Is " drive lalt the poison.
hAlhefYille, Miss, WA L. STAGE, N. D.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Il Va
by virtue Of RdCcd Of trust made BY John II.
hcCrnckcn, John II. Dlehl and Ada y Diehl
h.s vile, to J. X. C6wdGn, trustee, and Of an or
der Of the Circuit Court Of ohio County, west
virginia, made On the lStn day Of May, iSSO, mp
pointing meas trustee In place Of The trustee
named In said deed OF trust, which Is dated
March 70, lhSl, aud Ia recorded lu the Office Of
the Clerk 0i the County Court Of Ohio County,
West virginia. In Deed OF trust Book No. ~,
page GIS, will sell at tho front door Of the
Court House Oi Iald county, on
THURSDAY, the 10Th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1850,
bVGlnnlng at ~ o'clock u. M, tho following dc.
Erbei properly, that Is 10 ray! Four lots Of
ground numbered TwGnty'threO, Twenty. four,
TACn'y Ave aud IwCnty.ElX Ia square numbered
Two Of lahn 7, GilChrlSt's addition No 2 TO the
city Of WhGelIHg.
The title to the above property Is believed to
~ perfect, but selling ~ trustee ! will convey
only the title vested In mu by said deed Of trust
TLRNS w HALE-One third and M much more
"a the purchaser elects u pay In cash. the bal
AnSc Iii two equal lhAtRllmentS In Que aud two
years, notes bvatng interest from the day oi
sale to be given for tho deferred payments, the
title TO be retained until payment Is made In
full ". j. ". C0WDEN, TFu,tec.
W II HAiLER, AnrtlnnCer. de3
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Railroads.


WHEELING I ELM GROVE r. R.
w On and after Monday, October "a. 1850
trains on the Wheeling 4 Kim Grove Railroad
will run rs follows;
LRAVE WHEELING,
$3.50 q, NJ, 7:0)G M, BOO O. M, II 0Oa, M, l:SO
p m, S;SO p, M, $40 p. M, H:OOp, m, poop, N,
LEAVE wHEELINo PAAK.
G:lo a. ln 7:tSA M, 10 q. M, 1880 D, M, $50
p, m" A'9Op M, $40 p. m, 500 p, m, 10 p, N,
sUNDAYs-leave the city at StOa. M, and
run every hour until $500 p N. Leave wheel.
ing rark aly:lo IN and run every hour until
at 9;ab q, m. and city at 1915 p. N
och C..HIRsCH, sup't.
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD,-TIME
~ Table taking effect November a., 1889,
Passenger, trains will run as iOlloWs-CentTGi
Time; All trAinS daily except those marked
thus 7 which do not run on Sunday:
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The sales Of the week at Boston are re,
ported at 3,7l2,OOO pounds, IS against
8, 900, 900 pounds last week and $780,, 00C
pounds in the corresponding week u
year ago.
AT Philadelphia the general market
has continued dull, although there has
been All improved demand for fine de.
laine AeeCea, which are in small supply
and arm at 30c'ior desirable Ohio clips.
Aside from this the inquiry has been OF
a light hand.to.moutli character, and
the feeling among buyers is very con.
sentative, owing in part to the close
working Of the money markets. The
general range oil values Is about the
same as 1t was week ago. Western
consignors in some cases are more re.
luctant to sell, owing to the expectation
that Congress will outline some legisla-
ton calculated TO inspire greater conf
deuce tn the wool markets.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A ERIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlHs5on and alter Nov, q. lssp-Ex.
day excepted, MONDAY excepted, lSRtnTdSy
excepted Sunday only, Saturday only
Eastern Standard time
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Real Estate.
What THE PEOPLE WANT.
wparc able to oNvr for sale to-day the vel
known
3eIIevlew Summer Hotel.


BeIleVlew Summer Hotel.
II contains mnOrs, D,nlug,TOom, Kitchen,
lAtye inns Cellars und AWhud Vaults, altogether
Twenty four Rooms and Hall, Lofty VerAndas
s1l heFu exposure. Ihe bIlldlng Ii modern IN
Srrhileclllre aud appointments, Natural gas
throughout tho house for all purposes. Then
there ART Large CiAIefns, n + Inc spring and Well
al TlTS Water. The grounds contain eight or
len acres mall, with It's drives and walks, are
coypred with shade trees, hhTubbery aud flow
en-. In the rear Of the Hotel there lisa nice III.
tls Pafk with II bowling Alley aud large Pat
iOTn lnr out door pleasure parties. For health
seeking people II Is Just the place for summer
Il0tel or SnbuThun Resort, For our philAn
thOpIC people nothing Oaem Itself better for a
"IIE,GSIloS-On Elm Grove Motor lIue, Nj,
BelleYiuw station.
pleased tn answer all questions In the interest
u such talc.
C. A. scHAEFER g. CO.,
Real Estate Agent,
Cor. Market and tOutteenth streets,
d63 WHEELING, ", VA,
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For biliousness, sick headache, indi.
gestion, aud constipation, take DR..
PierCe,H Pellets.
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RALTlMoRE& OHIO RAILROAD
LarI and arrive at Wheeling "a follows Eastern
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Toronto World: Lots Of things would
be different II they were not otherwise.
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NEW YoRE, Dec. 1.-THE weekly bank state
mCnL shows the following changes:
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Z Genital Standard Time.
pennsylvania LINES.


- from bTluBopOIt station.
1fAIhs via the Cleveland Il Pittsburgh Rail.
road leave HridEepot for Pittsburgh, Chicago
and CLEVELAND, 400 q m. For piiLlbufRh, 1871
For plttNbufRh aud New York, 2:SI D, IN, Fai
htenbcnvllle, AtA 4. m,
Tfains arrive o. bridgeport NJ 1:ASA. m d, io,22
A. u, l2l2N y. IN. 4iB1 p, MI and 7i6l D. m.
on b4tatdIls oply-Foi KGst Liverpool, 6A
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the Pittsburgh, ClnolnnAti a III,
lug for sleutgnville, Pittsburgh aud the Hal,
eyO ., ~, 1910 ?, M, B!2Q y, Ms and BilO n n.
For gJlunbuE, Cincinnati, indianapolis Aid NJ.
l0ulh 40 N, pud sly N. FOR C0llmbus
lBE NJ D w IN, lVOO T. III, 2it5 .. m, and $40
PAIN, TtalhA lGAVibR " G'g0 4, m and AFFlVlHR
AZ $50 y, IN. i1n sold between wheeling and
Pittsburgh, All trains daily 6GCtpt sunday.
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Through tickets, aud baggage checked, 10 al
poinS; cor sSls, 9nd 9thoF Information addreG
4. DANDY, A. q. r. A., PaFkefSbutv'
w. u. Osborn, 8. 7. A., POmefoy, Ohio.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-29

forgive me- / find my father much more
distinguished" Mrs. Longwood WINGED
Il knew. as Guild, people Of rank in
faris; 10 Keep uD prestige they needed
wealth. or remarkable personal gifts. It
must be more so in this republic, where
there arc no established castles. Without
any q these things, or special culture
here came an expressive gesture
10 Is to be supposed, :" Icily, that the so
clety my son is accustomed to would unit
him for your friendsn
Pardon mo-" still gently but very
stea iily, 81 have been carefully educated,
yet | have not heard before coming here.
tne name of Mr.. Longwood or his friendz.
Again, my father aud his few friends
nearly all speak two or three languages, ara
musical, paint or draw, have all travelled
more or less, discuss the affairs Of the world
do not find these things with Mr. Long,
wood. here Mrs. Longwood WINGED agaid.
on VIII, perhaps, ask me then WIN
whyF Thts was turning the tables m
deed; but Mrs. LOngwood sat mute, a,s
! though stunned "Ahn said the girl with
a soft illumination of her beautiful faca.
40 IS SO good and true, and strong AMI
manly, that Yes, 1 love himp When.
after tho little foreign bow, Mrs. Longwood
found herself once more in the street. there
was left on her troubled mind an impression
thar this was at least lovely and spirited
creature.
20, Sue!' she cried piteously, seeking.
Mrs. Willard later, ''can yoa do nothing
FOR Hudson in this infatuationl And what
is still worse, understand he has met tho
Cathohc priest here and will soon join tho,
Church Of Rome"
II can go and sea his sweetheart Maria. -
answered Mrs. Willard. "He has been viii r
me, aud have promised to meet hi n
there
SO this forlorn hope failed her too. IL wa.
dusk as Mrs Willard fastened to keep he I.
appointment. The hair-dresser seemed q
DO IN darkness, save faint glimmer frof IN
Monsieur DuvaPs room. The lady stsupe A
along the side passage, smiling at the no,y-
city. The parlor door was aJar aud as . q
ono answered her tap she entered. A nun :
muir of voices drew her attention to the
door opening on the shop, which, with til I,
lace curtains, was wide open. A candle
held by young girl lit up her face t,r
delicately glowing beauty, while her fres q
voice insisted:
YES, sir; you must do homage TO Louii,.
Was not no the cause of it all n And thor q
was the prosaic Hudson, while Jossphinep's
laughter rang out, bowling lowly to a mo, It
astonishing dummy, and saying 81 than d
your majssty,n
And I too, sire" said the girl, with m
magnificent curtesy. Permit me TO touch
your gracious hand" with "a pretence Of
kissing the fingers which held the snuIf-
box.
81 call that waste of material, +" said the
young man sternly; and-"Take carel'n
cried Mrs. Willard, involuntarily, at Oh q
same moment, for Louis wig was ono Q
moro in danger.
II suppose she remarked later, who n
Josephlne's blush had subsidized, that whe
visit you two some day in the west sha IL
find reverently enshrined in your fine mar l.
sion Louis Quatorzen
81 am not sure" said Longwood mott
ungratefully; "he has played his part, and
does not belong to the present. He migkr
retire now.n
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LEMON ELIXIR.

It's Wonderful Effect on the Livsrx
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Blood.
DIR. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is pleasant
lemon drink that positively cures all Billion s.
ness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache,
Malaria, Kidney Disease. Dizziness, Colds,
Loss of Appetite, Fevers, Chills, Blotohus.
Pimples, Pain in back, Palpitation of Heart !.
and all othor diseases caused by disorder,,d
liver, stomach aud kidneys, the first great
cause Of all fatal diseases. so cts. and 81
per bottle. Sold by druggists. Prepared
only by II. Motley, NJ. d., Atlanta, Ga.