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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-05

country. F.lreN mere, slEus OF
change are evident.
The design of the leaders of the
resubmission movement il the over
throw Of the Republican party In
Kansas, and the placing Of the
entire patronage of the state into the
hands of whoOp TomlinsOn.
Should the design sucreed, even IN
tie beginning, there would be set
going at once a long series of
bacchanoIian orgies within the
borders Of the state that would dag
her fair lame down into - VCritable
he'll OF infamy aud disgrace.
The grand old Republican party
IL being dragged down into the mire
by . bowling mob of Office seekers.
Even the leaders Of the party, the
men who ought to stand as a bull
wark against the encroachments of
debasing Influences, seem to have
become iunOculated with the virus
OF official patronage, and devote the
energies which should be directed
10 the solution Of economic questions,
30 struggling for offices that are de-
manded n pay for real or alleged
services to the party. Out upon this
mereenary spirit. The sooner we
get back TO the old landmarks Of
principle which once guided the
party the better. Indeed, this IL the |
only way by which the suprem acy
Of the party can be retained.
CONGRESS- has convened. We the |
people trust that our respectable |
majority Of Republicans will indus
triously turn their attention to
scOuOmic measures, and resolutely
sustain the administration in ns
sndsavOrs TO better the condition Of
the country, 10 adjust difficulties
between laber and capital, to secure
&c q dOwn-Irodden race In the south
the right Of suffrage which has been
guaranteed 60 them by the eonsti-
tuition, 10 make wise provisions for
the national defense. 10 extend our
trade With foreign countries, to curb
the rising power Of corporate bodies,
- prevent the formation Of unscru-
pulous combinations expressing the
people and erlpPlIug industries, and
70 carry out other policies formula
ted In the national Republican plat
form. The country will expect
much Of this session Of congress. II
vii b justly disappointed n but
littls OF nothing be doEs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-05
S15 NeWmarkets for $40

These garments are imported
Beavers which early in the season
sold for 500, but lately were put
down to $15 and now rather than
carry one over we have made this
wOndrOus low price on them. The
cOlOrs are wine, blue, states, navy
and black.
At So and 50 we are Offering
Newmarkets i'm Scotch checks.
Childrens clOaks i'm 4, 6, 8, 10 and
II years at greatly reduced prices.
Also ladies jackets.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-05
TOYS.

In toys we show absolutely ev-
erything Of any importance. Boys
wagons in wood and iron. Hob
by horses all sizes and prices, shoe
flies, guns, tool chests. tops, mag
&c lanterns, mechanical engines
and toys, money banks. Tin toys,
horns. toy pianos, games and
blocks, books Of every kind &c
and up. balls, wheel-barrows, toy
doll cabs. doll cradles, doll
hammocks. doll shoes, doll stock
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-05

Real estate transfers for the week
ending December 3rd, lsS9, fur
nished by Fitzpatrick 4 Going, alb.
strarters. amounting 10 Az. 7Ig. 40.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-05
Holiday Goods

our bargains in photograph and
autograph albums. Plush albums
soc up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29
READS like A ROMANCE.
The Story Of How Stanley Came
to Venture on His Journey
INTO THE HEART OF AFRICA.
A Sketch OF His Remarkable Career
and His Thrilling Experiences on
the Present Relief Expedition.
EnFoute Home Again.

The news that Henry NJ, Stanley, the
great explorer, is once more nearing
civilization and will soon be home
from the dangerous trip made into the
ceRter Of the Dark Continent, where he
went to the relief Of Emin, has been
heralded throughout the world with Joy.
The world Is impatient to learn the
full details Of his thrilling experiences
Up to date comparatively liItlsis known
about them-oply through such frag
mentary dispatches as have been re-
celved by tho press from time to time,
based on rumors or from letters that
have been received from Stanley himself
at long intervals.
In the following dispatches will BIZ
found the story OF the expedition from
its Inception to the present,
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TNRUsrEE's SALE.

The above sale Is I'D IOurued until SAT- RDAY
November 30, 1851, ut 10 O'Clock u. m.
nuT ", j " GOWuEN, Trustee.
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HOSPITAL REMEDIES.


n new Methou OF Treating Diseases.
What are they2 There Is new de.
parture in the treatment OF diseases. II
consists In the collection OF the specifics
used by noted specialists OF Europe and
America, and bringing them within the
reach Of all. For Instance the treatment
pursued by special physicians who treat
indigestion, stomach and liver troubles
only, was obtained and prepared. The
treatment Of other physicians, celebrated
for curing catarrh was procured, and SO
on till these Incompatible cures now In.
clude disease Of the lungs, kidneys, 10.
male weakness, rheumatism and nervous
debility.
This new method OF Zone remedy for
one d;sease" must appeal TO the com.
mon sense OF all sufferers, many Of HON
have experienced the III effects, and
thoroughly realize the absurdity Of the
claims OF Patent Medicines which are
guaranteed to cure every III out Of
single bottle, and the use Of which, as
statistics prove, hds ruined more SLoindchS
than alcohol AcirCular describing these
new remedies 10 sent free on receipt OF
stamp 10 pay postage by Hospital Rem.
edy Company, Toronto, Canada, sole
proprietore. AwY4EoW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29
A SKETCH OF TaE EXPLORER.
From the Poorhouse in Wales, lIc Rises to
Fame and Honor,

From the Pparhouse In Wales, lIo Rises 10
Fame and Honor,
Henry MorCland Stanley, whose name
is now known aud honored wherever
civilized nations exist and Is feared in
the very heart Of barbarism, was born
near Denbigh, Wales, in 1910, and he is
therefore still young man. Hisparent.
age Is shrouded in mystery. He was
brought Up In poorhouse and at ID
went to sea-, lie arrived IN Now Or.
leans in the course Of Ills voyaging aud
there took the name he now bears from
a man who had beiiiended him. Pre-.
vious 10 this lie was known as John
Rowlands. Az the outbreak Of the civil
war, being then Ia the South, he Joined
the Confederate army, but was soon
captured aud ahortly altGrward entered
the Federal navy.
After the war he took up journalism,
and a. correspondent for the New York
Herald, he accompanied the British
Army TO AbySslnia III the campaign Of
1867. After that he did general work In
Europe for the Head.
In 1871 he was Ia his hotel In Paris
when d dispatch was handed to him
from hia eniINoyer Iamts Gordon Hen.
nett, ST., which read, "Go and And
fiyingstope.h lilo did not understand
this and asked TOT further Instructions
thinking there was either o Joke or he
was expected to yet some Information
He received an answer, go To CentraI
Africa and llnd DR.. Livingstone, The
missionary" Although lie lad been ID
AbyBsinla II had BEEN with the army
and he knew nothing whatever OF Aft
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Soon after 7 ,. m. Emln PAlha, slVnor
CARAT and NJ IsRhlan arrived Al our
camp, where they wore heartily vel.
coined BY all Of "a,
NeStday we moved 70 a better camp.
Jog place, and three miles above Nyatn.
sassIe, and At this spot Emin pAsha also
made ILLS camp, We were together until
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be determined TO divide the expedition
Into two parts, The first, under bis OWE
command, would push rapidly forward
With lew supplies to reach Emln and
encourage him To hold ont until the
main caravan should come up,
With Stanley started Lieutenant
Stairs, Mr.. Jepson and one or two other
Europeans, but Mr.. Jepson subsequently
got lost and returned 10 the remaining
party, The party remaining consisted
Of 257 officers aud men, under the com,
mand Of Msior Bartellott, with whom
we're associated Messrs, Jameson Troupe
and Herbert Ward, the latter now being
in this country, This party was 70 wait
until Tippoo Tip and his carriers came,
or untilit was apparent they were not
coming, II they came they we're to
oYertake Stanley by forced marchesi II
not, Bartellott was To move slowly for.
ward and Stanley would return 70 meet
him with men from Emin's territory.
Finally on June rs, 1887, Stanley set
out for Wadelai with $50 officers and
men on what was 10 be the most event
full journey In his lie, On the frat day
the natives they met fred their villages
and began fighting, The skirmish lasted
only fifteen minutes, After seventeen
days continuous marching they halted
me day for rest. On the oath day they
lost two men by desertion. On August !
thu Hrst death occurred. II was from
dysentery. They now entered wilder.
usss which it took nine days TO march
through, Their suheFinRs began 10 in
crease and several deaths occurred,
On August 81 the party fell In with q
caravan OF -Manyema under Uledi'
Baycus, This was most unfortunate,
as Stanley had taken the route he did In
order to avoid the Arabs. As expected,
several Of his men were tempered with
by the Arabs, and within three days
twenty.six had deserted. On Septem.
Der 10 Stanley arrived at a camp opposite
Ugarrowwas, and on October IS reached
settlement belonging TO Killngalonga,
. ZapzibareSe slave Of Abed Bin Sallnl,
the fierce old Arab who has made 80
much trouble In the Congo State.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29

ALI MEDICAL authorities agree that
Catarrh isno more norleSs than an inflam.
alton Of the lining membrane Of the
nasal air passages. Nasal catarrh and all
catarrhal affections Of the head are not
diseases Of the blood, and II Is q serious
mistake to tr,at them III such. No con.
soientious physician ever attempts 10 do
80. II Is held by eminent medical men
that sooner or later a specific will be
found for every disease from which
humanity suffers. The facts Justify us
In assuming that for catarrh at least a
positive cure already exists in Ely's
Cream Balm. MwF4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29
INTO TIE AEIRr Of AERIcA.
ra,hlnE Into URFhpVh IIOgIpps aud tIsAt,
Ing tie Natives

lIushlnB Into UHRhRYh Regions aud ElgAt,
Ing the Natives,
Early In the summer Of 1887 Stanley
left Banana and proceeded by boat aud
overland To Stanley Pool, almost 800
miles TO the interior To this point the
Congo is not nAvlsabie, and IL Is this
distance that is intended 10 10 covered
by tile great African railway, ID which
many American railway capitalists arc
now interested.
From Stanley Pool a steamer which
bad been made Ia sectI6hsahd Efahs.
poitel thitller on lhJ BACKS AZ natives,
rapidly Garfield The expedition do Inc
Congo which 10 one otthe largest fiyets
Ia Gle world, POE many DAYS tbey
travelled 10 tile middle oil the stream,
and could eco no land on either aide,
Early 10 June they arrived at YambAsa,
some miles above the confluence Of the
Congo and the Atuwhlml, where TIp.
poU's carriers were 10 meet them. From
here the journey 10 wadVlAl was 10 be
made ON foot through county totally
unknown 10 Stanley, and neyet before
Travelled BY a White man.
EUsniSs INTO ySSNSNS gRalpNs.
Stanley waited for Tlppoo and HE car,
rlarg, He became impatient, No time
could be lost Enin was Ia constant
danger. Delay might make the expe
dillon worthless. After waiting In viir
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WHlEIINo DAILY INTEIIIeRN0ER FRIDAY NoyEMBER 2 sa

can exploration. With characteristic
energy he soon found ont all he could
without the experience. All the world
knows how he found Or. Livingstone at
Uiiii, on Lake TRnganyikA In the heart
Of Africa. He returned to Europe in
1872 to the surprise Of everyone, as he
was thought 10 be dead.
In 1874 he revisited Africa at the joint
expense Of the Herald and the London
Telegraph. he crossed the continent
from Zanzibar to the mouth Of the
Congo, being the first to discover the
course Of that mighty river, he re.
turned to Europe in 1878, From 1879
to 1882 he was in the employ Of King
Leopold, and was most Of the time in the
Congo State forwarding that enterprise.
He came to America In 1888 70 give q
series OF lectures, but returned before he
had given dozen Of them TO undertake
the expedition which has Just ended 90
auspiciously,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29

WHEELING d PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, $40 and 7:2O a. m. daily, and
$40 y. M, daily, except sunday.
Eot Pittsburgh and tho East, $40 p. M, daily,
WaShingt9n Accommodation, 6:35 p M, daily,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29

It was Just an ordinary scrap Of wrap.
ping paper, but II saved her life. She
was la the last stages Of consumption,
told by physiCians that she was incura.
bic and could live only short time;
she weighed lies than seventy pounds.
On a piece Of wrapping paper she read oil
DR.. Kings New Discovery, and got q
sample bottle; II helped her, she bought
q large bottle, itllelped her more, bought
another and grew better fast, continued
its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy,
plump, weighing lao pounds. For fuller
particulars seud stamp 70 w. H. Cole,
Druggist, Fort Smith, Trial Bottles Of
this wonderful Discovery Free at Logan
Drug Co.'s drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29
AN ARFUL MONTH,
stanleys Own Account of The Dead!
March to Meet Emin,

StRnley's Own Account of The Deadly
March to Meet Emin,
Stanley says, after summarizing the
information Just given as to bis travels,
after leaving the Aruwhimi:
This proved an awful month to US.
Not one member OF our expedition,
white or black, will forget 1t. Quito the
$50 men with whom We had started, we
lost sixty.six by desertiou and death be.
tween Yambuya and UgarrowWas and
left tifty.six sick at the Arab station. On
reaching kilingalonga We found we had
lost 6fty.hve more men by starvation and
'"Sertion. We had lived principally on
wild fruits and nuts. Abed Bin sallm's
saves uld their utmost, short OF open
uostilities, to ruin the expedition. They
induced the men TO sell rifles aud cloth
ing, so that when we left we were beg
CARED and the men nearly naked.
After marching twelve days We
reached Ibwiri. The Arabs had de.
vastated the whole country; 80 that not
a native hut was standing between Ugar.
rowwas aud IbWiri. What had not been
destroyed by slaves OF Abed Bin Salim,
the elephants ruined, so that tho whole
region was turned into a horrible wilder.
ness. But at lbwiri we were beyond the
utmost reach Of destroyers. We were on
yigln soil in . populous region abound.
inv with food,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29

From Pittsburgh, 1000 a. m. daily. and 1880
p. m daily.
waslhlnEion Accommodation, $40 a. M, daily,
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Allin tho Noise,

Harry-Charley, what do you think is
the pleasanteat thing about champagneP
Charley-The taste, suppose; or Is
1t the exniliration2
Harry-Neither, my boy. It'sthe pop,
Hi wasn't for the envy which the noise
OF opening bottle raises In the boaoms
OF the poor devils who can't afford to
buy It, there wouldn't be much fun in
drinking champagne.
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Hard Luck,


Aunt Susan Turner Gust returning
from q visit. "D'ye mean ter say that
'Bial sampson's died m ben buried since
! ben gomez Well, l never Itiest beats
the Dutch how luck runs agin me /
was sick, m lost Decoration Day, Jane
Thompson sent for me to nuss her when
Mariar he'd her quiltin', Fourth Of
July 1t up m rainsd; m now I've lost
'Bials fpneral m | always set such
store by buryin's tool"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29

WHEN, from any cause, the digestive
they may be- stimulated to healthy action
by the use Of Ayers Cathartic Pills.
These pills are prescribed by the best
physicians, and are for sale at all the
drug stores. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29
Special Notice
GOOD CHANCEl
Trustees Sales.
URUsTEE's SALE,

III 'hbhA re- -
4, ytrtred deed Of trust made by Francis
Fs,uun apd sanh T. FAll0nEe, bis wife, 10 mt
=, t,r,Itc Catpd Aprl 4, ltSi, recorded IN the
an ~ a, Inc CLERK III InU County Court Tor Ohio
SSrnty. Nest \lDnnla, In Deed OF Trust BOOK
M u pigO y, IWill sell ~ the front door Ol the
C0uft House Of sAid county on
gATURDAY, the I'D DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1850,
r,mm,pclug Ut 10 O'Clock u M, tho following
dr.Tihed property, that u 10 say; The south
hali OF lot numbered u, situated on tho WeAl
.jdsU Irlbs Trct between TWenly'lhird and
twenty fourth streets, 10 thU city Of wheeling,
6hiOC0uuty, West virginia, 10 An RdditloS 70
SIiI ely laid out by beverly n. EOt, executor Of
M will Ul John EOn, with nll the buildings and
improvements upon or belonging 10 said hall
lot ...,,.. $50, ..,,,..
A trustee will convey only tho title vested 10
me rs saId decd Of trust,
TENN, w SALE np'thlrd and as much more
a tlr purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on tho day
Of ale, the balance In two equal inaiRl hnenls
Al one aud Two years, notes bearing interest
ifpn thu dayOl sale u be- given for the deferred
payn,nu, lie llllu 10 DO retained until pay
H''' Is made !" ~, W. cowDES, Trustee,
". II. llALLGR, AuOtlOnecr oc2l
The above Iale isAdJ OuruGd until SATURDAY,
Now ubpr %, lsSg, 1T " O'Clock u. m.
mn WI W. CUWDEN, Trustee,
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Whore nc Wound Shine.

~ don't know what occupation Il
would be best to select for Willie" said
fond mother,
"WhyP
because l am sure he is designed for
a brilliant career, butt
"Mske a diamond cutter out Of him."
said Willie'a uncle, "rhen he will be
sure OF a brilliant career"
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The best Balve In The world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, Chapped hands, Chilblaing,
CornS, and oil skin eruptionB, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed 10 give perfect BatlHiac.
ton, or money refunded. pslCe % cents
per box. For sale by logan Drug o..
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WHEN the summers rose has faded
What shall make II ialr RgAln2
When the iAoe with pain Is shaded
What shall drive away the pRinf
NnynH he II n hlnE.n hsI,,htaa

uAnh4ul1 uIlBHpH
After bllghted by the frost,
But the load Of pRlu may tighten,
Ana We need not count ~ lost
all the pleasure Of life when the wife and
mother, upon whom the happiness OF
home SO largely depends, Is afflicted
with the delicate diseases peculiar TO
women. It Ia terrible, to contemplate
the misery existing In our midst because
VI the prevalence Of these diseases. II Is
high time that all women should know
that there is one sure remedy for all ie.
male complaints, and that Is DR.. Piercs's
Favorlte Prescription. Do not allow III.
health to iaSteu Itself upon you. Ward
1t Oft by the use OF this standard remedy.
But II 1t has already crept In, put It to
rout. You can do II, by the use
Of the "Favorite Prescription" 1t
Is guaranteed to give satisfaction in every
case, or money paid for 1t will be return.
M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-11-29

"Thelr name Is Mud" was not origin.
ally said Of Pittsburg's suburban streets,
but the expression can be applied now
10 many OF them,
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May %, when Ilaft him, leaving Mr..
Jephson, three soudaness and two zRn.
zibaris in his care. In return he caused
10 accompany me three Of his irregulars
and l02 Madi natives as porteH,
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LoosU's Red Clover NllS cure sick
headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, con.
stipRuop, VOC, per box, boxes TOT 81,
For sale by Logan Drug CO.. Bridge Cor.
ner Druggists, Wheeling, W, Va nav
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For hiliousness, sick headache, in.
digestion, and constipation, take DR..
DR., Pierce's Pellets.
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B., 2, 4 q, RAILROAD

B., Z Q, RAlLROAD,
pellalFe d GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
belIaiFe ~ Sa0a, N arrives at BellAiFe at $50
WoodSaOld Passenger leaves Bellalre q. 4Aop.
M arrives ~ BCllAlfe at S:2h q. m.
sumnerheld Accommodation leaves BellAiro
OF l2,9b p m. arrives at II M, A m
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u
BY virtue Of deed OF trust made BY Francis
EaluuTt AID Sarah Y. FRllOurc, bis wife, 10 me
A. trustee dated december o, 1851 recorded In
the Office Of IhU Clerk Of tho County Court for
emo COUNTY, Vest Virginia, Ia Deed Of Trust
BDOk No - rage lOG, will sell at tho front
IOor6f the Court House OF said cohnty on
sATUKDAY, the gsd DAY Of NOVEMBER, 1880
commencing NJ OO'clOck u. IN, tho following
described property, that Ii 10 say; The west htLy
furl vi lot numbered q IN All addition 70 the
city vi n hre lug In Ohio county, West Virginia,
laid OUT by Beverly u. EOif executoro Of the Will
Of lOhn EOl. said part Of lot NO. u fronts on
the east DE- Ui CHARLES street forty i've Ieet b.
IWueu twenty lhird and Twenty fourth streets,
thv ,u, width Of said lot, aud extends east tiity
feet
The title is believed to he perfect, but selling
~ trustee will convey only The title vested ~
me " Stid deed Of trust
TEEAsUF rALE-Une third and ~ much more
a. tn purchaser elects u pay In cash Oh the dAy
OF sale, the bAiRncO IN two equal inbtAlllnenlaAt
Que and two years, notes beArink interest irotn
the dAy u EAlC to be given for the deferred pay
munt, the title 10 bU retained until Ayneht Is
''''''' $500 W. J. W. CowDEN, Trustee,
W, II. liALiER, AuOtiOnCeE 0c9l
ThCaboyG sale Ii RdJOurGcd until SATURDAY,
November 30, lssy, at 10 O'Clock u. IN.
~ tlnttnkN 1FnalEO
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M ANAWHA & OHIO RAILWAY,

X ANAWHA & OHIO RAILWAY.
~ tRoBT. ". KELLEY, Receiver
iKRhAWhA Short Lnc), Schedule In eject
February 5, 1889, (HubieCt 70 change without no.
lceN Trims leave Wheeling 1880 q, m. via
IN. Leave Charleston 10 q. M, arrive Wheel
Ing 7.i6 p. m, via o, r. r, Il. Leave Charleston
1870 p, M, arrive wheeling Aib6 p N, via Col
ulnbui aud Panhandle, daily except sunday
leave Charleston 800 O. M, arrive Wheeling ms
Gpi I " sEo. J. ERMLlrn. ora.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRTvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlHs.on and alter Nov, e. lssG,-Rx.
day excepted. monday excepted. lsAIurdAy
excepted Sunday only, Saturday only
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Tlppoo agreed to send 600, or as near
that number as possible, OF trained IAN.
ztbaris to the mouth Of the Aruwhimi
to meet Stanley, who was to sail around
the Cape OF Good Hope 10 the mouth OF
the Congo 70 start his expedition AT that
point. A fixed date for The meeting was
set, Notwithstanding that the Hanzl.
haris had 10 travel overland distance
Of 1900 miles and many times larther
than that by the tortuous route through
iaEtS q the interior, Tippoo PROMISED
that these Carriefp, who We're essential
to the success Of tho expedition, SHOULD
be ON hand.
Having made all bis arrangements al
Zanzibar, Stanley sailed for Banana, and
at once prepared for the journey 10 Emin
at WadelAi, about 1000 miles distant by
tile route lie was compelled 10 take.