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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-29
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NEws YoRK, August 2s.-Flout receipts 2s,Sss
pAckageSi exports 1905 barrels and IS 900 HACksi
market active and steady. Wheat, receipts u.s..
s0 bushels eIpoln ~ 800 buahNli sales $3.50:
sp0ti market unsettled ungrAded red .T2A6SO;
No. 8 red TO; No. red 75Ci options weak No,
red August shs44tG9Se, ,cloLlns at SSHci Sep
!ember SIYcj octlbeF S5hai November S6hci
DECEMBER F1 EfaSsNe closing a WEI January
Corr, receipts 1880 bushels exports 1914
buGhelsi sales 6I9,000 bushels Of futures aud
lSs,VOo bushels OF spot market gqleti uugraded
mixed A2h4Altzci september ts4l2Ne. closing
cem6sf asc, Oats, reSslpts S,Nc bushels; OK,
ports 400 bushels sales $4,000 bushels OF
futures aud lil,0O0 bushels Of gpOtj market
Gteady;spo! No, , white 27tci mixed western
2sl9sEo;, white do 26haSsni No Chicago IKE,
points UP, septenGer lS.iSSiS,ss; october and
November l6.9Oal6,gOci May and July l6.4OR
l5,GOc; spot Rio firm at lSHc, sugar steady,
Rice steady, Tallow quiet, lIOtln and tnEpen,
tine quiet, Eggs tlrmi weStcrl l7alS1tc, Pork
steam 6igISc; September S,sSci october 6,ssc;
November G2SCi January G,l0c, ,Bulicr, choice
western Ga7c,
CHICAGO, August 2S.-There wma repetition OF
Yesterdays performance IN tho wheat pit, the
easy opening. the heavy feeling ir an hour or
w WV y AllAN hIA NnA1 ~ NhkGU STU " lGnGblbl
later were all gone through with, but the market
closed q point lower than OF The day before,
Corn loss active aud lower, UAN fairly active
but unsettled. ProVlElons active, steady aud
higher. FlOurn Arm and unchanged, Wheat, cash
No, 2 spring 7Sc; No, Q spring 7lk1Sc; No. 2 red
7Sc; September 7T1sATS99tc, cl6alng at f7Kc: De.
cCInber 7SNaS0kc, eloillg At iShc; year TIA
7skc, closing 81. 7T1Se; May SlNllc, closing d
$50, Corn, cAsh No. 2 and September S54ke;
December $40. Oats, cash and September lgsslc;
October 2ocj May 22Hc. Rye, No Y, t2ISc. Flax.
seed, 81 n. Timothy, 81 ~ Ness p0rk, cash
% Is; September % 76alo 90, closing at - W;
October - Soal0, 0S, closing at % WI January
. 01ttEao 10, Lard, cash and september Q U0a6 ,oocj
October b.gLei January $500, Bacon, short
ribs 1850.
BALTIMORE, Mo-, Auguit 2s.-wheat, western
strong [; No 2 winter red spot and August SJLfc;
September so1lc; October S2Hci DoeeH6er Sl1Nta
Sc. Corn guis!; mixed spot; AGIlst 49,; sep
tive; western white 2SG27kc. BYE bUa62c, Hay
dull al SIS bOall %. Butter firm western packed
lNAl8C: creamery l7alSe. Eggs steady at lSC,
Coffee frmer; Rio lSHc.
CINCINNATI, o., August 2S-Flour steady.
Wheat steady; No. 2 red Tbc: receipts 5000 bush.
els: shipments 5000 bushels, Corn dull; No. 2
mixed SSa36c. Oats Arms No.. = mixed 90Lc,
Rye firm al &c. Pork hrmer At $40 G2Ei. Lard,
b.S'Lc. Bulk meats quiet; short clear b.3Oc.
B4cOu easier: short clear 6.l2kc, Whisky steady
ut 81 OF. Butter, sugar and cheese firm. Eggs
active at l4c.
TOLEDO. o., August 2s.-whe.t higher and
steady; cash aud September we; December
S2kC. Corn steady; cash 56kG, Oats quiet;
cash 2OIc. ClOvcfteed steady October n Is;
November 81 ~.
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TRUSTEE's SALE,

Rv virtue Of a deed Of trust made 70 me A
,nIIittee by Nathan Will lnson and Maggie J, WI
EEInISn. RIs vile, dated the 29th day Of July
it,75, and now Of record 10 The ClSrk.g once OIL
;bs County Court OF Ohio County, WeAt VIE
rSInIa, In Deed Of Trust Book No; Q, on page l0lI
viii proceed 10 sell Rt public sale at the front
door Oi The Court House Oi Ohio county, Wesi
Virginia, IN the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, sEPTRNBRR I, 1885,
commencing At ~ o'clock 4, mu the following
propeTty, situated on thu. east side Of Eoif street
Eetweon TWeniy.secOnd and ITWenty.thiTd
sItects, 10 what iS known a RoaFS and Chap
line,s addition, In the Fifth ward In the AAld city
oI Wheeling, West Virginia, that ID 70 say, lot
number FwO hundred and fOriy'hye t2tbl,
"Thc said lot has q good brick dwelling house
thereon, and IL the same property where Col,
Nathan Wilkinson resided at the time Of his
death,
money IN cash on the day OF sale, the balance In
NO equal IpEtAlmgnN, payable with Interest In
cpe aud two years from day Of sale, the purChRs'
SIRiyinE his notes with good security for such
deferred payments, and tho legal tile To- said
property 10 be retained until such deferred pay
JAMES p, ROGERS, Trustee.
". II. HALIgR. AnctiOneOr. iyH
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Already We had gone up several hun
dred feet that morning, but the top was
not yet In view. II was hidden behind
the large masses Of rock that rose i'm
mediately In front OF US. When We
should have passed that barrier, we ex-
pected to find ourselves nearly level
with the summit. But, to pass this rock
was the most difficult and dangerous
task VIC had yet meet. The rock had
been SO shattered by earthquakes that
II afforded no solid footing. Tho mar
row shelves were covered with fragments
OF stone, and with coarse sandand gravel,
and we could not feel certain that the
treacherous mass would not give way
beneath our tread and send US headlong
into the gulf a thousand feet beneath Us,
But, In spite OF ELECTROMAGNETIC,
we pushed on. Unless some accident
should happen US, We had no longer a
doubt but that we would succeed. Our
enthusiasm was up, and VIC scarcely al
lowed ourselves time 10 rest and breathe.
The rarity Of the atmosphere made
climbing painful, but we pushed forward
with as much speed as possible.
At length a deep canon confronted uB,
with perpendicular walls, but We retraced
our way q short distance, and wound
round tho rocks like q winding stair,
aud at lastsurmounted the las difficulty,
passed round the head OF the canon, and
could see our way certain 10 the sum.
init OF the mountain.
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svEyEREhS from indigestion, loau Of
appetite, liver or kidney complaints,
rheumatism Or neuralgia would do we'll
70 give Ayers saaapafillA O trial. Fol-
az such disorders, no medicine Ia 90
elective n. this, when faithfully and
petSevehngly used. raw,
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B., 80 RAILROAD,
BellAIre 4 zaneSVille Through Passenger leaves
RellAire at $40 ., m, arrives at BellAlfc a. $3.50
D, m,
WOodsneld Passenger leaves BellaIfe at I;20 n,
m, arrives Of BelAlfe at 6:25 q, m,
6ummerield Accommodation leaves BellaiFo
At 1929 D, M, arrives at II 1877 A, m,
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"1eok, 1iESlel that man IL q Jaeger.
lite. He has not one thing that 10 not
made Of WOOL" ANYONE would know
mat BY the smell Of thOClgar lie IL smok.
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Educational.

ARgsI Iss7 ai7.rr.. I,:.I,SG7. lS.!i.,s an.
NV Open to progressive studentt, All Interested
WIN receive valuable information Free,
W. by addFe'Slng 4. ToVRJEE, Boston, Mas
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TnE WORT Nasal CatArth, no matter Of
how long standing, il permanently cured
by DR.. Sage's Oatarfh Remedy.

wAsa Dlhy wa tleN, NO gave her caa.ora,
wAsA SasWM . Child, che cried tor caaiOrA
WhsA abe became Nh, .hs sluAs 10 C4rlOriA,
wAsa SA'AAao AuaSu, 'AsravStAs# cl.OttA
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CuStomor-"A dollar and q haltH
Why, | thought meals were only ftty
cents2" WAlter-Yeg, cal, Glty cents
for do meal sab, and q dOllah for de
NaitAh, gah.n
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NEW YORK, August 2s-PeuplCum opened
arm at CSC, and after q Ilisht advance reacted to
opening figures. In the afternoon tho market
improved In llght trading and closed arm al
0SkC. Sales Oil ,OOo barrels.
OIL Cry, Pa, August .&.-0pened at e1Ssci
charters lSi 40 barrels; shipments Vi, 67V barrels;
runs 6s,043 barrels,
BRADFoRD. Pa, August 2s.-0pCned at 071Ioi
closed at 0SNcj highest 0St<C; lowest V71Sci
cleamnccs 6l0,OO0 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, PA, August 2~s.-pclroleum dull
but firm; opened at 97sEci elosedA At 9SI{c; high
est OS1tc; lowest 9f1ic.
TIrUsvlLlE, Pa, August ~2S.-opened at 97ssfc;
highest 9s)tc; lowest 071fc; closed at 9Skc.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of The Money and Btoe
Markets,

NEv YoRE, August 2s.-NOnsy IN call easy
at 8 70 ~ per cent, last loan . per cent, closed
offered StS per cent, Prime mercantile paper
Sha1k per cent, sterling exchange quiet a.
The stock market throughout dc day was
fairly active aud ieYeEiSh, With Speclalties bhoW
Ing marked strength or weakness, Tha opening
WGslIFopg AZ advances Of y u per cent, Fur
Their advances extending 70 w per cent vag
the upward movement aud was Joined BY Lack,
AWanhR toward noon, And.the Northern PRelhcI
became prominent both for strength and RotlV,
ly, Both Cotton on aud Sugar scored material
Losses, The close was quiet aud hrm. Northern
Pacific rose TX, Cotton VI, jersey Central ",
while Cleveland, Columbus, Clnclnnatt q st,
Louis Il down ~, Cotton oil ", sugar ~,
Railroad bond outlet; sales EfS,00o,
Government and State boudidull and heavy,
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HARM, the sound Of many voices
JubllAnt 10 glRd0St song,
And full many 4. heart fcj0ices
As the chorus lioAts along:
"llAll the FAvotite Prescription
unVN the hRnnV VniRna l1rnHg

We'll may II be called woman's best
friend, since II does for her what no other
remedy has been able 10 do. II cures
all thoae delicate arrangements and
weaknesses peculiar 10 females. Curei
them, understand. Other preparations
may afford temporary relief, but Dr..
Plerce'B Favorite Prescription effects a
permanent cure. II 10 guaranteed TO do
this, OF. the money paid for 1t will be
promptly refunded. II Is the great rem.
edy Of the age,
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At 0 o'clock wo were on the summit
oil the mountain. The morning sun
stood high above tho peaks now, and
all the deeper canons we're lighted. To
come up from the Chinese. camp below
had required nine hours OF climbing,
and We Wcro now more than ten thou.
sand feet above tue sea. But this was
not the top oil the Sierra Neyadas. The
summit Of that range was fifty miles be.
yond toward the east, aud 5000 feet
above. The main range was in fact less
than 1000 feet higher than the one
wherein We stood, but the peaks rose
here and there In thick array thousands
oil feet higher than the top OF the main
mountains. These did not follow the
limo oithe summit, but stood on n or
the other side OF 1t, often ten miles away.
Mt. Goddard Is eight miles west Of the
summit, standing out alone. II Is next
10 the highest mountain in the United
States. The highest, Mt. Whitney, was
also in full view Of us that morning.
The mountain that We had climbed was
vas q range running parallel with the
main sierras.
When We gained the last rock that
crowned the mountain, we cast our eyes
down tho eastern side, and instead OF
seeing ellis and p~recipices as might have
been expected, our sight rested on wide
fields Of summer green, beginning within
a pistol shot Of where we were and ex.
tending of toward the east and north.
IT was Just beyond us, only a few rods
away, and about two hundred feet be.
low. This was the wonderful Short
Hair Valley, and we had reached 1t at
last. 1t was at our feet, and In a'iew
minutes more we would be there,
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August 9s.-CAAle-ReceiptA
1000 head: shipments $500 head; market weak
aud lower; bSeyes Atoat 50; steers q Soa4 9O;
mixed 81 OoaS 90; Texas 81 2SA2 *. lIogS-Re-
ceipts 1900 head; shipments 800 head mar
ket 6aI0C lower; mlxcd g 30ai 10; heavy 50 b6a
lis; light q 0Oai 65; slips g SAiSS. Sheep
Receipts | 1000 head; shlpments 5000 head mar
ket slow; natives q 40al 90; western IS I0a3 90;
Texans s. 2aai 10; lambs 81 6OaS 10
EAST Liberty, Pa, August &.-Cattle-Re.
Ceipts 3.76O head; shipments $50 head; market
steady on good, at g 4Oal l0i allow on commOn,
at 50 2ja3 %: 6tOCkefB 81 7Sa3 o.. llogs-Receiptl
400 head; shipments 800 head; market firm GU
all grades; light YorkerE q 10ai 75; stasscrg
81 1854 81; medium and light Philadelphia 81 90
al Ghi heavy hogs 81 iOal 20. sheep Receipts
1000 head; shipments l,A00 hCAl; inA,ket ihit
and prices unchanged prime 81 60a4 70; fair 10
good 81 l0at 20; common 81 6OAi w.
CINCINNATI, O., August 2s,-lIogs easier. com
mon and light q coal GO; packing and butchers
81 l0A4 IS; receipts 1900 head GhlpmentS l0Q
head,
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on BroRMY nBl0nrs.

We we're not yet at the top; but we
had passed the worst, and for the rest
ofthe way the rock was less broken, and
was not so steep. AZ some distance
above this We reached . place where
trees grow. They were wtetChed trees,
It's true, but they answered the purpose
for which they were intended. They
grew In q rigid soil composed Of disor.
ganiEed granite, which had been washed
down by rains from the rocks above.
So little nourishment 10 there In the
soil that the trees cannot DO other than
miserable and stpnted. They have i'm.
mense roots and very small tops. The
roots dig down Into che hard soil, and
branch Tar and Wide searching for sub.
stance 10 feed the ianished tree above
ground,
There 10 no summer on these stormy
heights. It'll cold and bleak. always.
The wind blows necessarily and forever.
80 stubborn and unyiOlding have these
trees become, that they stand Ia these
storms and you cannot see . branch BtlL
The limbs are old, hard and hAltdead,
and tho winds cannot move them. l
don't remember that / ever saw such
trees before. The storm roam among
them, but they do not move. They
have never known anything but storms.
In all the years oil their existence there
has never been one peaceful day, nor
one night Of calm. Reld9ni TOO, has
there been q night since they peeped
from The granite sand which gave them
life, when the frost did not Rllster on
their leaves. Their whole life has been
one long and Desperate struggle tof OK
iBlenCe, The Bnowsoi winter bury them
for months In each year, and the sum.
mBr bfings sunshine but no warmth. ]
observe that one side Of each tree wa
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NEw YoRK, August &.-Plg Iron lrm. Cop
per weaker; lake S1l 50. Lead dull; domestic
% IS. Tin quiet; straits t2l 10,
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WHBBLING FEMALE COLLEGE,.

Eend your daughters 10 this Institution where
th.y Will receive q thorough and comprehensive
edIcstion-lhe best foundation for true success
iIilie. Post graduate courle. An able Faculty.
Many Improvements made. Ne better inGtruc'
lion 10 AT and Nu.ic IN Upper Ohio vaiLeJJi
conduct School Of EloCutlOn, Beit, most health
inilOcatlOn for school In tbs city. Terms reA'
IOnahle. Apply to the President, ,,o,,
lVl Uk, BLAlsNELL.
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dead, and the bark was Of the trunk ON
that aide 10 the very ground. The dead
side oi'the trees always faced the south
west. lido not know why this Is 50, but
l believe II due 70 storms In winter.
On these high and bleak mountains the
winter winds, driving the sleet and hail,
are terrible, know something Of them
from experience; for in my excursion
into this region in 1883 ] encountered
some otthese blasts so fearful that l
could not stand before them, but had TO
shelter behind rocks till the storms
fury had passed. Hailstones as large as
musket balls are driven through the air
at velociAes sufficient to make them
nearly fatal,
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNS-onAnd after Nay Y i&a,ELx'
day excepted. Monday excepted. saturday
excepted. lsultay only, Saturday only'-
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL

For Boys and Girls,
between 4And 10 Year, Of age, will be opened tho
SECOND MONDAY IN sEPTEMBER, at No.
7a1 MAIN srRREr, by Mi" MAE BELLE HART,
formerly Of Washington, D. @.
The school will be conducted on the general
lines OF the kindergarten.
French conversation aud callSthenlC exercises
without extra charge. A Plano In the school
room for tho entertainment aud instruction Of
the children.
CHARGES MODERATE.
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WHEELING L ELM Grove R, R,
wv On and alter Monday, April %. 1850,
trains on The Whellng q Elm Grove Railroad
will run as follows
LEAyE WHEELISo,
$50 q. m, 6;l0A q, m, 7;0G m, 500 m, 900
q, ms lo:ooa. M. lilo q. M 400 M loop.
n; ?:Oop' m, 40 p n 400 p M S'lOp ,. M.
LEAVE WHEELING PARE.
6loa: me- 100 4; M s:OoA m, O;0OA m, 1000
500 ,. M 400 p. ~, SID ,: MI 6I66 ,. ~, 7iS6
p. m, 500 .. m, s;b6p. m, 1910 p. IN.
suNDAYs,-Leaye at 7;ooA !. N. and run every
Wheeling Park GtS:OOG. n, and run every hour
Witt VIII Is sS;SS t {; Fs | 'I e B!s sSu %l, l t%IP %b isaISs
atla'lS and BIS p n; ,cu
RALTIMoRE&oHIo RAILROAD
aud MriyeA at Wheeling as iollows- Eastern time:
MAIN LINI-EAsT.
For Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York,
1881 M, S;l0 and ll:So P. m, daily, and S;OOR.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. M, OK.
Grafton Accommodation, $40 ?. m, daily.
AoundSyille Accommodation, 6;S6 a. m, 1901
and CHOP. M, except Sunday.
ARAIVEt
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
9:eS and l2iSop. m. and HOO p. M, daily,
CumberlAnd Accommodation, 600 p M, OF.
cept Sunday,
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 p. M, daily.
Moundsyille Accommodation, 7:l6'a. m. and
l:I0 and 7;4Op M, except Sunday,
TRANsoulo DIVISION.
For Chicago, $50 and o:S0 8. m. and $40 and
SIncciinaSid Express, s;sos M. and llns p. m.
Columbus Accommodation, 2,gop. M, e1cop.
u, 6tislrsyllle Accommodation $50 a. m. and
2;2O and bia0p. mu except Sunday.
AAlrvE:
Chicago Express, 1915, b:OOand S:5S a, m, and
Cincinnati Express, 4;55 a. m. and S:1Op m,
Columbu. Accommodation, 1O;4oa a. M, daily,
81. tCtlafrsSiiie Accommodation 1910 a. m. and
l:AOand 6:i6 p. M, daily except Sunday.
WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, b:0OAnd 1925 a. in. daily, and
l:i0 p. ms daily, except Sunday.
For Pltts9ufgh and The East, 6:lO p. m, daily
W]aihInEtoa Accommodation, $50 =. M, daily
except Sunday.
FitsSurEhE 1cutslOn Train, 200 p. M, Sun.
From Fttsburgh, $3.50 q. IN. daily and 1880,
daily, except Sunday, and G:65 and na0 p. M,
Wilmington Accommodation, 500 a. m. daily
Till Fi!tssSFER excursion Train, 1850 a. M, Bun
nav nnIU
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COLLEGE or WILLIAM AND NARY,

WILLIAMSBURG, VA.
Chartered 1898. ig7ih year begins October !,
ltg, EInenpea need mol exceed annually tll3,
including books, board, fuel, lights q washing,
send for catalogue. LYON @. TYLER, Ma
p,ssiIHnL aus
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Mt. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, ". Va.
IslIters Of Tho vlsIhuOn.l

lchool OF more than national reputation.
Oasn exceptional advantages for thorough edu'
cation Of young ladies In ali departments. L.
bnry Of lLx thousand volumes, Fine philo
IOphicAl, chemical aud astronomical apparatus:
Musical Department specially netod. CorpaoI
plano teachers trained by q leAdlng professor
lcCOtdlng 10 the method Of tho old Italian mas
leL
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds, Board excellent,
Fnt Catalogues, and ~teieToncea 70 patrons IN
al lhe principal cities addtea! unr,.
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Electric Light FIour-Jos. speldeI q Co.
"This Will Do You Good.


Cst@ ie, add Electric Light Flour 70 tScinesS Of baner aud stir thoroughly with a
spoon then INto rise, Once the great points In making good bread Is have the hourd dry and
lHep the dough warm when rhngt dontletl chill or get TOO hot Let the spOnget rise Ave orsx
hours, 4 maIiug pp the dough.Gan 70 suit the taste adding q little warm water 20 dissolve the
half 10 one ouncep pure lard (which drsMves I'M the dough- EnCRdug SoLy until Nwoks freely,
then sci to rise fol ono hour KnHd again thoroughly Tor fifteen or twenty minutes Electric
Light Flour requires much more knCadng than Wintrw wheat -four. Make into small lmeL
alter which reH for one holti when ready fort The oven bake eiup hour ilR m@lnn heated
oven 10 not lett HAd stan in oven erN hdone he IautW Will boz most beautiful white
aud sweet loaf which will keep moist lorA long whne.
Electric Light WILL work much better by thoroughly drying 1t out before using let II Nt0 on
back of the ttve until perfectly dry, butdo mott allow TIC get hoLT ~ "-
POlnw ontd directions. send us o report Of tho result And we Will mail you q beautiful
SOUVENIR" AL reminder that Electric Light Fouri the best obuLnAble.
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LINSLY INSTITUTE,
Wheeling, w. Va.
SEyENTY.SlxTH SESSION BEGINS
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER o.

Tho School Is a Classical and Scientific ACAd.
sny, aud prepares students for any College or
CnlvCrlty In the county.
hhMN full corps Of instructors, and u well
equipped In all departments.
Tho Military Department Ii q special feature
Of The School.
r'lvate instruction In Modern Languages viii
be.Elvcn during the summer,
tOf Catalogues, particulars, etc, address
JOHN II. ROEMER,
Va Principal.
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FHR RoRK % oRNTURIRs.

/ concluded that II was these storms o
hail and sleet that had beaten tile bari
from the tamaraCks and Cedars, II hat
not all been done in one storm or In onI
winter, but had been the work Of year
perhaps, OF centuries. Not only thu
bark on the exposed sides, but much o
wood Ia also worn away, don't know
when before l have seen vegetables &C
dwAried and gnATled and detormed BY
the elements, 80 visibly affected by hard
ships and unlriendly conditions, had
seen the trees Of the Salinas Valley lying
on the ground like logs, their tops all
lying toward the east, They had grown
that way, The simoons that flew over
them six months In the year had bent
them down and held them fat on the
ground when they were twigs, and they
had grown in that posturei and when l
saw them, they were not trees, but living
logs, with roofs and branches,
But these trees Of the Salinas Valley,
had none OF the strange and hard appear
ance ofthese on the summit OF the noun
tain, Although bent out OF their natural
position, they yet possess life aud vital
ity, and did not seem to be perlshing yet
TO die, The winds that bent
them came from the South Seas, and
we're fresh, and full Of strength, But II
was not so with the winds that blasted
the mountain pines, They came from
The clouds, cold and bleak, driving hail
and snow and sleet along, and peltiug
The trees aud rocks that confronted them,
Although, when we had passed the
last steep canon the top Of the mountain
almost at hand, yet we were a
long time in gaining 1t, The way was
easy only when compared with tho fear.
Iul difficulties which we had passed
over. we could advance but slowly
and 1t was by no means q light task to
pick our way among the treacherOus
rocks and dangerous Chams, So dwarf
I'd and Rnarled were the tamaracks as
We passed along, that often We could
reach up with our hands aud touch
their half dead branches. The winds
among them roared hoarse and ugly.