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AIittle CbIld,s Isre,ence Of Mind.

Ralph Ball, O little fellow years OF
age, Is the hero OF the day in Carbon.
dale, Pa. A few days ago several child
rem were playing around an unprotected
well, when Eddie Winder decided TO
take drink from 1t. As the water rises
within foot Of the surface the little Eel.
low thought he could reach 1t by lying
on his stomach and putting his head
down 10 the water, but in trying this
feat no lost his balance and plunged
head first into the spring, which is over
six feet deep. In his TALL he turned Q
complete somersault, coming up head
FIRST, but as he went down he uttered a
cry that attracted the attention OF a play.
mate, Ralph Ball, who is only 3 years Of
age. Tho latter fastened TO the place,
and, with a precocious presence OF mind
that would have deserted many an adult,
he took in the situation at a glance, and,
seizing the already hall.drowned boy, he
held his head above the surface Of the
water until the united voices of the
children drew \ man who was working
near by TO the rescue. Eddie was re.
stored to bis parents rather the worse for
his dangerous bath, but was soon com.
pletely resusCitated. ta,l4
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The Photographic Times makes mention
OF q new medium for the protection Of
glass negatives and positives from in.
Jury by dampness, friction Of moist
printing paper. AS 1t dlssolveS pyroxi.
fine, Il cannot be used for collodion
plates; but IL Is perfectly applicable to
gelatine negatives. No heating is re-
9uired, the preparation is merely flow.
cd over the surface and dried In
an ordinary temperature. The re.
suit Is a protective Aim Of ex.
IRENE hardness, which perfectly resistS
The action Of ali moisture, A negative
thus yarniShed, after being thoroughly
dried, may DO immersed In hot water
1909 f., and wiped dry with rag With
out injury. The yarnlsh 10 excellent ior
transferred bromide prints, but II 10
mainly intended for "lvory" film mega.
tives, for which purpose ills admirable.
II will not crack OF Gotten, dust, water
and foreign matter will not adhere 10 II,
and rctouching Is facilitated by lis use,
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ln IN and State bonds dun and steady.


Nrw YnhK. Nav IL .PInur. rpooInta IA OH
nankRRos, SXnoFtS < ma bafrSlS and Al s7 SankS,
market dull; SSles 1886 barrels. Wheat, 70.
SSirI 6 6OO blShSls al iiitiircE Rnd ia 90 buSI.
III Of SpoE. Snot ,SarfCt 5nINt md i oWSr. M,
5 red 715Sci No. white 0Sc; ungradcd red SiCa
Z CO., options dull, heavy and lower; No. 9 red
May SlaS3JO closing at s3c juno 81 clos.
lng ~ SToi yuly eSlci August st1taSSlc'
closing az S7Sci september St4a5lSto,
closing at eJ24ei december sgtaSlc, closing a.
sgzfc:o we quiet western oVc. Corn, receipts
", $40 bughelsi exports lH,g0 bushels; sale!
10000 bushels oi futures and lBS,0OO buEhClS o.
spot market lull nnu steady unBraded mixed
Il IGAli4ci May 4293ffcj June llHc; July 1896
August 421n4Sl 6e, closing o. 12lGot September
4J9Si3J Sc tloIitg AZ t9stc. patg, receipts - 900
bushell exports ,tb2 buSAclsi sales ieS OOO bush.
els o. futures lpd y wv bushels Of spot market
steady and lhltly Aell yoi SPOT No: While SSIfCt
mixed WgateFh BOh8tci WhllP uo ttlaSl1Soi no,
gaico 5 Sf ~ & 9u 9qI ~
IVGi gUou IVY si,t Ii Hunev
options lu nIa NY GAY p9 N ~ uo anu
Suhg NV ~ w ~. ~ IVA, FcSsS,
~ w n stC, mi liz Tirnds ~ iizc aI,yas
~ ied sbI n,,irt, tsinsd invsy wv
daM nSs4i[H, T4Ira Il Tla MA. Mia az ~
SlA SSbsio Nh. an ItctieaatS spEs! Susi6Sj
". Sr,ishea 1Si powdered III Ffaniila(ed sISSi
slbSs SXG, MOllsSek hIbRly, Rlce steady, al.
Inv iSfrI, ROtih lUipI, TiltpOnlinO daft. EgFs
bfmet WpSIGIi i893aljc. l'Ofk weak mess Sl8 %
ai8 Isl extra RIltIle sl2 0oAia p. C1t meats il.
active, Iafd ,S 1nll wspIesLn t!oam, lnci May
l6inber I2lg. gasLi Wetletn d4lfy pAlSci
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GEOGRAPHICAL NAMES.

suggestions to Teachers In Regard 10 Spell.
ing aud Pronunciation,
NisIioa NnIaOs ..i,
Teachers Of geography willtake notice
that in pronounCing the name OF Helena,
Mont, the accent should be on the first
syllable; but in pronouncing Helena,
Ark, the accent should be on the second
syllable, long "e;" also make note
Of the fact that the Willamette
river, Oregon, has the accent on
the second syllable, 'lam;" also that
the name OF Mount Rainier, near Puget
sound, has been changed to Tacoma;
also that the pronunciation OF Arkansas
as It Is spelled Is highly improper is
Ark.an.saw, accent on the first syllable;
but Kansas Is pronounced as 1t Is spelled
mot Kan.saw, after the manner OF It's
neighboring State. 1t is interesting 10
note that the spelling Of the capital Of
Iowa was made "Demoine" by act Of the
Legislature few years ago, but 1t
didn't stick, so Des Moines Is the right
spelling and is likely TO be for some
time 10 come. It Is little difficult for a
native Yankee to pronounce New Or.
leans. The unsophisticated make the
"e" long in the second syllable and get
laughed at for their mistake. They
should say "0rlens," with the accent
on the first syllable, short "e" in the
second. This isn't exactly how q native
accents 1t, butt isas near as we can tell
Il on nanhr -.-L
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A True Tonic.


When you don't feel well and hardly know
what ais you, give D. d. b. botanic Blood Balm
trial. ItISR fine tonic.
T. o. Callahan, Charlotte, N. c., writes: "B,
b. b. is ono tonic, and has done me great good
L.w. Thompson, Damascus, Ga. writes; ~ be
llcve u, b. B. Ia tho best blood purifier made. II
hRS greatly improved my general health"
An old gentleman writes; "B, h. u. givGS me
now life and now strength. Iithere Is anything
that will make an old man young, II Is h. d. b.
PA. Shepherd, Norfolk, Va, August 10, 1855
writes: a depend on d. d. u. for the preServA
tlou OF my health. l have had II In my family
now nearly two years, and 10 all that tlmc have
not had 70 have doctor,m ~
ThoS Paulk, AlapRha, Ca, writes: ~ suffered
terribly from dyspepsia. The use Of p u. u. has
illllO me tRfl II 10 nbk mai, ] Wplild nat tAke
thousand ollarS for The good Il has doEip mb,h
". II. CheShIre, Atlanta, ua,, WriteSi had a
lOng spell Of typhoid fever, which at last seemed
10 Eettle In my right leg, which sweled up otlOr.
mOusly, An ulcer also appeared which dis.
charged q cup full Of matter day. then rave
b. 4, u. q trial aud u cured me- q
Logan Drug Co., Wholesale Agents.
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LnnIrR.

OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect Fob. 10, 1850. PaRSen.
ger trains will run a. tollowB-Central Time,
All Trains daily except those marked thust
which do not run on Sunday;
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The Baltimore 4 Ohio officials have
had constructed q new engine OF oxtla
large dimensions, With drivers o. feet Ia
diameter. The locomotive has d patent
hre.box for burning crushed coke In
stead Of coal. II has been tested recent
ly and is pronounced a perfect success,
not only In making extra good time bul
In avoiding smoke and dirt, A paAsen,
ger who took a ride on the western OK.
press yesterday saldi "The Windows
were oil up aud ] expected 10 be covered
with dust and GfndeFs, hnt 10 annoying
clements entered tho car. Tho new de-
vice does liz work well--1 call Il q great
EicCegs,n
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
- On and after May y, 1889, trains depart
and arrive at Wheeling as follows Eastern time;
MAIN LINR-HAsT,

BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD
- On and after May Y, 1850, trains depart
and arrive at Wheeling as follows Eastern time;
MAIN IINE-EAsT.
For baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
4:35 q. M, $40 aud II 80 p, M daily, and 500 o.
m., except Monday,
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 a. M, ex.
Grafton Accommodation, $40 p. M, daily.
and G;iOp, M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE:
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
9;05 and l?:SOp. IN. and II 100 p. M, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 500 p, M, ex.
cept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 p. M, daily,
l:iO and 7:iOp. M, except Sunday.
TRANs.oulo DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 and $3.50 u. IN. and $40 aud
GInSia1StfI E Express, OsOa. m. and il15 p. m,
'. Columbus Accommodation. a;gOp. M, except
8. Cl9lrsyllle Accommodates, $50 a, nj. and
800 and GO0 p. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE;
Chicago Express, l2:I5, 6:S0and S:GS a. III. and
Cincinnati Express, Asa. IN. and OlOp. M,
Coiambu, Accommodation, lOAOa. M, daily,
except Sunday.
St. ClRlsyille Accommodation, 10 40 a. m, and
lao and $50 p. M, daily except Sunday.
WHEELING a PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, 500 and 7:2S a. IN, daily and
1:40 p. M, daily, except Sunday,
For Pittsburgh aud the East, O:lo p, M, daily,
WaahIast9a Accommodation, $3.50 p. M, daily,
FltSSurgh Excursion Train, 100 p. M, sun.
day only.
ARRIVE:
From Pittsburgh. $50 a. m. daily, and 1850,
daily, except Sunday, and 6:65 and lilo p. M,
Washington Accommodation, 500 a. M, daily,
'1FSiS tRs6 sHS Excursion Train l,5Onm., Sun.
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Al NOVEL SCHEME
A New York Company cleans Windows on
Monthly Contrasts.

Monthly Contrasts.
A company has recently been started
in New York whose sole purpose d
TO keep windows clean, and persons who
are obseryant may have noticed neatly
uniformed men carrying ladders and
buckets which are painted in alternate
stripes Of red and white, lodging In and
out OF the crowds; entering buildings
and departing from them, in business
like way, and always seeming TO know
Just where TO go next,
The company at present employs about
a dozen Of these men, and one meets
them everywhere. They are paid q
commission on the number OF windows
they clean, but In order TO prevent them
from sighting their work so as to go
over the ground more rapidly they are
subject to fines whenever the customers
OF the corporation complain that their
windows are not properly cleaned. The
company solicits patronage by means Of
and charges q small amount
each month for cleaning one, window
once q week, The price Is increased per
and is said to return avery con-
siderable income already,
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With repeated and p0Wbfiui dOsOa Of 1ulnlnO,
bhIlis and fever, ia some ono Of liz various
lOfmS, springs Into active existence again, often
Without The slightest Appatpnt pfoVOCation. To
e1IInguihh the auOuldSflng embofs Of this OBJ
B.lna.e and fecondlio mAlAdA, no les than 70
SubduO II when II RACES hOtcoiy Ia tho system,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iilll0fils ali lulilolent Whom
eyefy feSohfc6 81 he bhafmapopriA has been o..
hauil6d lRaInht II IN vain, the Hltteta conquer
twill fenOye Ovety lingering Yettigu o. H.
Ny, noil, the Btllett WI protect MosS brought
maj beltN fDalAflAl dlgeA,g from IL attacks
liinofdefs OF The stomach lltot and bowels are
AMONG ne complaints 70 b. AppteheldSd from
NO me n miiiinA tainted water. These atO
both cured and prevented " me Al'tefs. khg.i'
Yield 10 ia action, HHH'
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DR.. Pierce's medicines outsell all
others, because OF their possessing such
superior curative properties as to war
rant their manufacturers in supplying
them to the people las they arc doing
through all druggists) on such condi.
tons as no other medicines are sold
under, viz: that they shall either benefit
or cure the patient, or all money paid
for them will be refunded. The Golden
Medical Discovery" is specific for ca.
tarrh in the head and all bronchial,
throat and lung diseases, II taken in
time and give a fair trial, Money will
be refunded II it does not benefit or cure.
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1prammablII.T Of Imminent.

1t has wisely been suggested that al
liniment Ia composed largely Of naphtha
and those who use it-Chiely for rheu'
matte pains-are apt TO crouch near the
fire while the application is being made
a warning on the label OF the bottle, ex'
planning the volatility and exceeding in
llammability Of the contents might pre-
vent the recurrence Of painful and even
fatal accidents,
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baltimore Live Stock Market.

CLAREHoST STOCK YARDS,
MONDAY, May ~, 1850.
All hogs sold In these yards by E, a, Black
Ehere are ut gross weight,
Receipts this week 3,sl3 head, against 2,S0I
head last week, Fair 10 good selling at S526i
rouHhS 81 Is.
head; sales ! 800 head. Sheep selling from 2xc
10 l1Gci lambs selling from ~ 10 71c,
ARRIVALS or 1--we STOCK
Al CEareR.Ont S.Oek Yards, Via Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, for tCoek Guiding udvl9;
1856 cars, containing 100 CATTLE Is calves, 2,60S
sheep and lambs, 6,i0i hogs, SO horses,
Shipments 10 New York, Philadelphia. de-:
! ,707 cattle, 76S sheep aud lambs, Ssl hogs, 80
hnrRnR
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It is estimated that the number o.
horses and mules employed for street
cur service in this country and Canada
is in round numbers 10000, one being
the smallest number owned by any one
company, 1904 the largest, and lG5 the
average, The general average OF feed
per animal is 27a pounds, and the aver
age for Kentucky is IS pounds. The
daily consumption Of food is approx.
mately 1000 tons, or $4,000 tons per
annum, and the cost Of feed per animal
varies from II to 30 cents per day, ac'
cording to locality and season OF they year.
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ljtlFoh F'0t ma = "

Heaven preserve mo from The per.
iuhCtory kiss Of two women. There "a
something about a kiss Of tho kind that
is IS dismal AZ the Desert Of Sahara.
There 10 not even one oaslB In II 10 mark
gie dFeary waste. tits wotSetlia inelo!
dy measured % WIN 4 yard stick, Of
poetry doled out BY thsIIatb There d
Inspiration about Il mono whatever, 81
any Kind, What a dull, sudden affair Il
lhe face Of q pretty girl who 10 kllslng
the lips Of another pretty GILL How
that same pretty face become illuminated
With the Gre OF tho soul whom II ID kiss
cd by-well, perhaps this q getting x
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Electric tanning,

Leather is now tanned by electricity,
The process consists in subjeCting the
hides in contact with ordinary tanning
materials without acids) to the action
OF current Of electricity onla revolving
drum. The saving Of time Is very great
two or four days instead Of three to
nine months-whfle the cost Is reduced
TO 4 cents instead OF s.
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No. ass. Pork dull ct So %. Land weak St
66l1ie. Rulk meah easier; abort rib blles, lbc.
BACON eaSyi short clear .2Sc, Whilsy arm o.
dullAt lie.
PHILADELPHIA, May l6-FlOur quiet. Wheat
quiet; No, 9 red May glReilci June e0A9lei July
&laslc; August 81 SSAssiC. Corn hEmi Nc; mixed
May June " 9Sci July ";
August ts1llt5c; oAh steady NJ o. White ,5lts
l8Ne; July 8Sa9SAc; August SllhsaS9e,
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CHICAGO, May H. Cattle-ReceIpts 1900
head; Shlpmenl 600 head market steady
beeyes 81 55a4 70. steers s. 6QaA 49, stockerS and
S 70. Hogs-ReceIpu $1,000 head shipments
5000 head; market demOraliLed and lower;
mixed aud heavy 81 2OAI 50; light Sa4 7Si
bkipG 81 bOa4 10, Sheep Receipts 1000 head;
g 60l5 90; western 8 7Oai Isl Texans 81 OOaS 70;
ShoTn lambs 81 l6ab -.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, May l6,-Cattle- Receipts
40 head shipments 40 head market closed
very slow; prime 81 26al so; fair to good O. 76a
400i common s. 2jAa 6Qi stoGkers and leeders
500 head; market dull all grades 81 1Oai 7S
Sheep Receipts 100 head shipments l,600
head market AFm; prime 0Oat p; Ail 70 good
SSGOas SOi common s2OOaS 0O ysREllngs s. 6OaS So
CINCINNATI, O., May l5,-HogS lower; com.
81 40al 60; receipts 1850 head shipments l,6OQ
head,
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ppoklon,. Arnloa SAVE.

] The best Balye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhopm, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblainB,
corpg, and oil skih eruptionS, and posi-.
lively cures piles, OF no pAY required.
II 10 guaranteed 70 give perfect satlSEac.
ton, Or money refunded. Price Is cent?
per box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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Women VINO I.ie For Bum.

ST L0lN WEO0t' DtHl0cTuI'
u really cannot recall one woman o.
my extensive acquaintance" said q st.
Louis lady, "who will not tell little
stories-ti6s-and such absurd ones, too,
that she doesn't expect them TO be be-
lieyed; in fact, often tells them on the
face OF knowledge that her auditors
know they are as nude oitruth as bald
head Ia of hair.n
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pIlo.l plleai 1iolanr pIln..

gYNPToHs -MolSturei intense itching and
singing, most al night wOTS0 by scratching
II allowed. 10 continue iumofg form, which
0itUn bleed and ulCorate, becoming yeiy, sore,
DyAyNEe OiNfIlENT stops the ll6hlhR and
bleeding, heall plOaTatl9ni lpa - most cases 70.
" cents. Dr. sWayn6 4 so6i PHILADELPHIA.
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An old, bat inialllble method Of test,
ing the freshness Of eggs is now advoca'
ted. When a perfectly fresh egg il
placed to the ear and violently shaken
no sound Is heard; but II the egg Is stale
1t gives forth a knocking sound, as II the
contents were not enough to fill the
shell. The staler the egg the more pro-
nounced are tho oscillation and the
sound,
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Trustee's Sales.
rrRUsTEE's SALE.

D. N|
nv virtue Of Deed. Of Trust made by John
Oyelll and Ellen Q'Nelll, his wife, 70 ], r. COW
den, trustee, aud an order Of the Circuit ColfI
ii ONO county, West Virginia, made on me 2Sd
day oi ApTIl, 1889 appointing me - Tlslee ~
Mace Of The trustee named In Ald ueel ~ Husl,
NIL sell NJ public suction AZ the norm front
ioof Of the Court House Of said county on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY Of MAY, 1852
ttzInulns at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following De:
.5fIed property, that IA 70 tAI; A piece o.
round ii tic FlrSt Ward Of the City Of Wheel
s1g Ohio county, West Virginia, bo9Eded and
H,rflbed as lOllnHs. beginning q u locust post
'n tligy ?, west oil the National Road, and nm
I'm, thence north 81 feet; thence noftheaif ~
ir,C thencc west IS feet. thence south 100 teeti
ibstre rast az feet TO the place o. beginning
,tlih Mi Inc appurtonancea thereto belonging,
TIe idle To the above property y believed 10
30 uerfert. but selling us trustee VIII convey
,tly he ills vested In me by said deed Of trust,
ITEMS OF sALE- Onethlrd and ~ much more
d. tbc puTCha,rr c,ects 70 pay In cash on the day
@i ,ale. he balance In two equal inAtallmenpRt
rnr and Two years, notes bearing interest from
Ir INV oi sIla ~ he given for the deferred pay
,nrrts thc tillC TO be retained until payment Ia
,1,Ir In iull, ~. ], W, COWDEN, Trustee.
~ ii HALlgH AuCllOneeT,s epB
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Suggestions to Teachers III Regard to Spell.
ing and Pronunciation,
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be an oyer.delicate matter; and some.
thing ought 10 be left to theimaginatlon
ot the reader, However, there Is no
rhapsody in the kiss exchanged by two
girls, rtWo women, II as uninviting
Is the fields In winter time.
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pre.errntIon of wire Ropo.

The lie OF a wire rope may be doubled
by the application Of graphite mixed
with grease, which prevents rusting and
saves the rope from abrasion when COM
ing in contact with hard substances
The graphite finds its way into the space
between the wires, and Is kept there by
the grease,
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. A disease in one part Of the body will
eventually fill the whole body with dis,
ease. Every year or two some part Of
the system grows weak and begins Il
decay. Such part should be removed
at once and new matter be allowed 10
take its place. There's no need OF cut
ting it out with the surgeons scalpel,
Purge away the old, diseased and worn
out parts with BRANDRETH's Pulls. Then
the new body will take care OF itself.
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Can be Saved from a DEulkaFd's Grave,

TURKISH LIFE TABLETS will positively and
with the terrible LIQUOR, OPIUM or TOBACCO
Habit, eTadicAting from the system the awful
craving desire which 70 many hnd hard 10 Eelln'
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qbe Sntflliaenfer.
Jnioet Nos, 30 and ~ Fourteenth Street,
A NuLsANOR.

SORerpilt Journal,
Ono Of the worst OF nuIsances Il
The chap who's up a. early dawn
Making the lRWn'm6Wer EiElEtGl1i
RaSplng The whisken OIL the lawn.
as The hateful WhiTr
OF tho tercc machine,
The buzz and the burr
Excite the spleen
OF the man whose sleep
IsdrlVen away.
And with curses deep
He begins the day.
but the lAWn.moWer chap
His RrdOf Whets.
And he's never 30 hap
Py as when he gets
Up close 10 the room
Where his nelghbOF lies
In the morning gloom,
With staring eyes,
And twists and turns,
TIL, hall insane,
AtlAht hO learns
IT'S all In vain.
He cannot sleep,
All hope Is dead,
Aud with 4 leap
He bounds from bed #. .
OH
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Educational.
Nj. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. Va.
SISTER. OF the Visitation,

A school Of moro than national reputation
Offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu'
cation Of young ladies in all departments. Ii.
brAry Of SIX thousand volumes. Fine phllo-
Sophlcal, chemical aud astronomical apparatus,
Musical Department specially noted. Corpsoi
plano teachers trained by a leading professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart Vocal culture
according TO the method OF the old Italian mas
tiers,
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For Catalogues, and references to patrons in
all the principal cities address
Eel .rHE DIRRCTRESs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-16
TlRusTEE's SALE.

~ virtue Of d Deed OF Trust made Dy John R,
Taiieft AMI lAyina Ann TOlbeft, his wife, 10 me
t,trlstep dated October ~ 1855, recorded in
thr oilicc Of Tie Clerk OF tho County Court o.
0Glo county West Virgillat ~ Deed q Trust
XIII No. II. page O2l, will sell at public auo'
tirnnt the north front door OF the Court House
oil said county on
SATURDAY, TUE 18th DAY OF MAY, 1859,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m the following
t,yS,,ifty lhat Is to say: a piece OF land situate
ln9na1elpha phlTiGl, Ohio county, West VII
',ipla b0uudvl aud AekcTibed l1 follows: Be-
siSginr ataTuut in the inG Of land sold BY
rrr,r,is II. Ipudrf,On and vile 70 james X,
un.,, tbrncGs. liz, ". 1! poles; thences, % W.
An noje, ton stone thence N, 2 ", 1b'sQ poles
tnn ,tnkr m liur ui DOnnlktOn and j., u: Old
nam. tfrnt,, win said Oldham'E line N. 49, Il,
'9poIrs "a Tie place Of beginning, containing
lOhcfrs, 70 poles, more or leas.
me HE 10 the shove property II believed 70
le urrlrrt but selling RS trustee ! VIII convey
nnly tbC lille vested IN me by said deed o. trust,
Tgnvs OF -ilE-OHG third and ~ much more
MS thu purchaser elects 10 pay on the Gay o. sale
tbr Galaurr In Two equal lnStAllmenAA t SIX And
Twelve months notes bearing Interest from the
DIV Of salc o. BE- given for tho desired pay.
uents, lie title to be retained until Payments
''AD' :" '"' W. J.. ". CoWDEN, Trustee.
~ IL UAtirR AuCllOneoT. Ap2)'Th