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BuckIen,s Arnica SaIYe

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe.
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Price 25cents per box. For sale by
Hill Bros.
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"If it hadn't been for me little
Harry Parker would have gotten good
licking to-day, ma. He struck me, you
know" "And what did you do, my son"
"I didn't hit him bask.. !"
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u ORTIZ KNow1Ne. Hughes Ton.
sis, the old time, reliable remedy for fe-
s5varsnd ague. Reputation earned by 30
wears success. You can depend upon it.
Druggists have i,
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sfndipg the: pointed place ofrefuge in
ssts III esssnesay's s haads. Under this fire and
of stneir lpursuers of the assault
3 i.lg iags line some $50 were killed within 8
sffsWminntes. There had been as yet nc
{ sanrTaadeg Nor was there any.
81 zss soon as General Forest entered the
s. DrE he hauled down the flag, and that
svas ffolloRed Immediately by cessation
ZOE she firing. The moment" says Ad.
s:jat ant And derson. s,'the Federal colora
sscame down I ordering firing to cease, and
ssis5 $ was promptly done.' 8
hsts has been called "a massacre"
z .sHas this firing Of Anderson's men upon
80 armed force doing battle, such armed
force MOI. having surrendered and being
sTithont intention oftsurrendering. It is
1an Obvious abuse Of language, of course,
& call especially destructive collision Of
armed d5mensa massacre.
The assault on the works, the attempt.
gedratreat to the river, the woeful disas.
sters consequent upon the failure of the
gsW Era to. do its appointed work-all
ibis occupied, Adjutant Anderson tells,
sEot.oyer fifteen minutes.
After the battle every effort was made
! To- treat the wounded and prisoners in
The best manner. In support of his story
sof# the battle Adjutant Anderson pub.
sishes number of letters from Confed.
seratas and Federals who took part in it.
Their testimony is wholly to the point
that there was no massacre-only a diaas.
4 StsrBuch as. every army must expect some.
times to encounter Baltimore Sun.
-
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- The fund for the proposed Grady
Memorial Hospital inI.S5Atlanta now
amounts to about $50, GOO. Itissaid that
$4,000 more is needed to carry out the
nr6iect
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= Gen. Grants widow is writing a
volume of memoirs OH her husband.
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PIANOS and ORGANS.

TXIRITE us and we will send you one
w on fifteen days test trial in your own
home. We pay all freights. No cash ask.
ed until you are suited. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Chickering Pianos and Mason &
Hamlin Organs lead-others follow. Be-
fore buying write or call on
J. L. HAYNIE & DAUGHTER,
38 Westfield St., Greenville, S. @.
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"A. C.. STRICKLAND,

NITROUS OXIDE given at oil times
IN for the Painless Extraction of Teeth,
@- Office in New Masonic Temple.
Nov Is. 1883 19
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Tho Hmm Q in penns,lynnIs

1t would have been better il Mr.. Quay
and his lieutenants had allowed the Re
publicans OF Pennsylvania TO choose fol
themselves their nominee for Governor
Those who have to do the electine
should do the nominating.
1t ia much easier to force nomination
than 10 forcean election. Twice within
recent years the Republicans Of the over
9whelmingly Republican State Of Penn.
sylYania have given emphasis to this
moral.
Those Republicans, however, who re.
yolted against forced nomination, are
far from blameless. they had been at
half the pains to control the party ma.
chincry in behalf OF popular nomina.
ton that they took to defeat another
kind Of nomination, they could have Sc.
lected such a man as they wanted. Nc
machine could have beaten them.
The distontented Republicans o.
Pennsylvania are as much to blame al
the managers against whom they re-
yoited Hs.H= "a ~ llf4
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A MEAN CONDUCTOR.
Ills Interruption Greatly Embarrassed
49, ~. PrnttY Gftf. 49, ~ 81

. d. e.
Ills Interruption Greatly Emoarrassed n
Pretty Girl.
How embarrassing some things are
There was a Troost avenue young lady,
very pretty aud very young, and she
talked 80 the whole car could hear her,
says the Kansas City Star.
''Thls is my birthday" she said. The
whole car and her escort were inter
ested.
"Is that so?" said he. i,SNs
"Guess how old"
~ can't"
"Will l have to tell your Well, it il
my"
"rwenty.iourth /" bawled the conduc
tor, opening the door. Everyone knew
itwasu't true, but she was SO mad tina
she shut her mouth tight and the ca
heard no more. e
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Attending Church by Telephone.

. q " D.
& An exchange thinks that worship by
telephone is destined to DO decided
success, sincoi 1t enables the worshiper to
enjoy all the comforts Of home while he
is absorbing the sermon, the prayers,
the singing and the dcep.toned organs
voice. The same observer processes to
be under tho impression that II the tels.
phone be kept in high working order, SO
that nothing OF the service shall be lost
to the distant worshipper, the preacher
will command MI Immensely wider audi.
ence. u
II worship at long range DO all that it
is cracked up to be, few thousand
preachers will soon DO at liberty to turn
their attention to something else, and es
many church buildings may be put to
other purposes. For what would be
easier than 10 have one great 'centraln
pulpit, with one great preacher in it,
for each denomination within FIVE hun.
ared or twice live hundred miles; one
choir, one orsan2 But what Of the con.
stribution boxF There's the rub.
5 The lSrELlioEScfn imngineB other
reasons why tho telephone at homo is
not destined 10 take the place Of the
pew in the church, but this ono reason
is enough. What the world needs is
more church.soinS, not less. A man is
not necessarily made better by going 10
church, but he should BIO and generally
Jig. II he be no: all that he ought TO be
he would probably be further from the
mark II he were to enroll himself in the
immense array Of those who never
larken a church door. :.
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IlIEI.

T.
uAMMRR-At Bridgeport, Ohio Tuesday morn
Ing, Eoyembcri, 1870, at 7;i5 O'Clock. MAki
Tracy HANSEN, wife Of Anthony Hammer
aged a. years, 6 months and u days.
Funera, from her late residence this trhuniayl
morning at O'Clock. Services will be held
at the Chapel at Mt. Calvary. Friends Of the
family invited.
BRlrr-on Friday, October 81, lsoo, a. Weston
Miss EMMA Z. BRITT. 5
Remains Will 30 brought to this city aud funeral
with take piacs from the residence OF bel
brother, R. Y. Britt, No. lla Elizabeth
street, funeral notice hereafter.
lSRAEL-on Wednesday. November ), 1870. at
6o'c'cck a. IN, josEPR E8wAs2, Infant son
OF Ella and Annie Israel. sgcd months and
2days.
Funeral from the residence Of bis parents, No.
1914 jacob street, this tThursdayl afternoon
t2o'clock. Friends OF the family invited
to attend. In.ermea. at Peninsnlar GENE.
tory. ....s-s'SEy ssa-' !"
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IIAW FROM DETROIT.
lie Said There wa. No Danger, ha.

There Was,
A Dctroiter who was in collision on
the Baltimore and Ohio two or three
ago says he was sitting iast back oil a
farmer and his vile, says tho Detroit
Free Pres. The train was running &C
fast .ha! the couple were nervous, and
by and by the woman turned and In
quired.
mister, do you think there is any
dangerP"
mo, ma'am-not in the least" he 70
piled.
Five minutes later, the speed lavlni
perhaps increased little, tho woman
again turned with: S
sinister, where are you from u
Detroit ma'am." +,
sand there Is no danger2"
"Noae whatever" y
Ten seconds later came grand crash
and the coach reared up and fol- over
Asst went, with everybody shouting
and screaming, tho voice Of the womai
was heard above everything, crying:
"0ht William. what q liar that mai
from Detroit has turned out to bel"
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Tho Inaulrips Mind on Election Night.

The lEpuiripS Mind on Election Might.
Nothing is more natural than that
every, American citizen should desire to
know how IN election has gone. II is
tho manifestation Of commendable inter
eat in public affairs.
All the same it is quite as natural that
the men who make newspapers, whoare
pushed and driven and torn up as on no
other night, should desire to have at
least two consecutive minutes to devote
to their work without having to dance
attendance on the eyer.jingling tele.
phone with M inquifing mind at the
other end Of it.
The man who has the patience to catch
wha. he can from the bulletin boards,
and to wait until morning for the re.
mainder, is the man really esteemed in
the newspaper Office. Some day a monu.
ment will be raised to his memory.
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\ JOKE paVeH LlIt.--George BUSCH,
of Newark, N. j., was overcome by
coal gas few nights ago, while in the
cellar attending 10 furnace. Two
friends who called at the house for him
the next morning could not gain admit.
lance. Thinking that he had oversight
himself they concluded to get in the
back way and play q joke OH him. They
opened cellar window and discovered
Busch lying in his night clothes on the
floor. He was resuscituted with diai-
Guilty. - y ~ ~ b. 4. q.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that car
not be cured by taking Halls Catarrt
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o
+. We, thenndersigned have known F
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in al.
business TRANSACTIONS, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West & Truck, Wholesale Druggist
Toledo, Ohio. "
Walding, Kinnan 4 Marvin, Whole.
sale Druggists Toledo, Ohio. -.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price
Zoe per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
lg-l=-... 1as..HIf- 80 -s571.,-'l fs.r - ntw
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pr,.rrrd 10 be nll.coyerned.

In the city Of New York 245. 900 quail.
fed voters registered. OF this number
AZ, 1000 did not vote. Which would seem
to indicate that they do not care how
they are governed in National, State and
city affairs. So far as they are con.
corned anybody who is so disposed may
take hand in spending the SIC. 100000
a year which it costs to run the greatest
OF American cities. Small wonder that
a compact gang OF professional politi-
clans have the city their own way.
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In 1852 pattison carried Pennsylvania
by 40, 600 plurality. Since then Penn
sylvania has presented the Republicans
OF the country with an uninterrupted
procession Of Republic triumph
reacLiag rs high as $4,000 majority
Pennsylvania is "ait right"
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REPUBLICANS have felt better in their
time, but they probably are not quite SO
sick as their friends, the enemy, were
about this time two years ago, when they
LOST the Presidency and the pap and the
House OF Representatives. Some Of the
smittenC ievelandites have not recovered
frnm IL vet.
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ss.-:s:ss q; ~ az
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.s., '.l,.''5ss JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published first time November Q, 1871. -
ATTEST: J0nNW. MITCH CLERK,
3 W. II, HEARSE, sstf7.5 ~ -
=. Attorney for Plaintiff. nns ri !
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little Farmers Alliance has the bal
ance Of power in the Kansas Legislature
the outlook for your cousin John ]
ingalls, is not altol ether rosy. Ingalls, II
Brilliant enough to have aroused man!
AID strong antagonisms. Is
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IT is bad enough to be whipped, with.
outhaving any galvanized, knock'kneed
jimber.jawe pigeon.toed, rGnting Dem
ocratic rooster growing over our TEN
porarily disabled coon.
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0ScE in awhile the other fellows have
10 win TO make them feel good. And so
1t is that our National life is kept sweet
and serene.
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THE Republicans did not quite over
turn things in Ohio county, but they go'
( in q pretty good days work on the Con
gressional ticket. i
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MARRIED..

EBDgRr- re iER-Ats st. Joseph's Cathedral
Wednesday morning, Eoycmb Der 8, 1880, By
RI, Rev. Joha J. Kahn, insisted by bev. john
McEtlisott, HARRY 4. EnBERr and X A1HE.
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Lieutenant (seeking shelter for bis
men}-"lnto the vines. March I"
Pardon me for correcting you, Lieu.
tenant, but those are beans p Cont OF
the vines! Into the beans! March 7,
-F2iegende Batter. - ia
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There was supposed to DO some Re.
publican rcd fire stored away somewhere
ia Wheeling. What has become Of it7
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b -'sf .fFgs.s7
Sick HeAdnehs.

Loose's Red Glover Pills Gu. cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
sssipations. e5c. per box, boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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ans LuCnHTIA DoRKAScI

s"Olivc Blossom is sold fby Logan
Drug Co., @. R. Goeize, ". W. Irwin,
We. Williams, O. Schnepf, @. Menke-
meller, W. @. Armbrieht, w. d. VIII
liams and NJ, w. Heinrich; ]. W. Darrah,
Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry; Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport; O. NJ. Wyrick, Bel.
laire; st. Clair Bros, Benwood. paw6
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- ;, :, SALEM, MASS.
Or. France;-DEAR SIR:-I wish "a
make this statement for the benefit d
suffering women. For years l endured
untold agony from female weakness.
had given up all hope when l heard d
"OLIvE BLossoM;' l used it with good
results and n complete restoration tc
health. 3 Yours rratefnllv 20 70 8 3;
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LONG LIFE AND LATE surrERs.-It is
related Of Admiral Selfredge that during
Grants second administration he was
spending IN evening out, informally, in
somewhat distinguished company, and
on being joked upon his withdrawal al
the early hour Of 10 o'clock, replied il
the Others kept on eating late supperf
they might not live as long as he
though they were all, or nearly all,
younger than he. The Admiral is now
ninety years Of age; and OF the Others
present on that occasion ex.Secretary
Robson alone survives. General Beik.
nap, JusticeAliller, General Garfield and
Senator Zach. Chandler were among the
guests. -NsW York Tribune,
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Wanted.
INANTED-MINERS.

Tho Pittsburgh and wheeling Goa. Company,
at Bridgeport and Mayaafd, arc doing M OK
ploted rope haulagc nj Wheeling Crock mine
and Is giving satisfaction, bringing out the coal
rapidly. A number OF men can be put 10 work.
Houses can DO had. Columbus icnip and semi.
monthly pays arc made. 81 W. NcA
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North Main st School
FOB BOYS AND CiRL S.

FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
The second annual session will begin MON.
DAY, SEPTEMBER To-. A graded course OF In
struction, based upon Natural Development.
both OF mind and body, will continue TO be care.
tully pursued. Special advantages offered 10
childIen who need careful individual assistance.
Children received between the nEes OF 4 and 10
scther with oral French included In the regular
course. Drawing and Instrumental Music also
provided. Careful attention given to the forma.
ton Of correct habits OF speech and In the use OF
tho voice. Stammerfug and other impediments
natural law. Callsthenics and Singing eIer.
eiscs, accompanied by piano. Terms moderate,
For circular, Call upon or address, t-s }E5
s. &. go MISS MAE RRLLE HART, ss
Il an9 s3s sisS5=ll 1T27 Main Street. =.
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ToR REMITTANCE BRICK RESI-.
II DENCE, No. 100 Twelfth street at 4 reduced
rental until April ], 1911 Apply 10 BlSEllART
street. II y - z,aliI ~ s18 ocii
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ATTENTION, SPORTSNBNI

For Cincinnati, Louisville. Mem
phis, St. Louis, New Orleans,
z and intermediate Points,
Will leave wharlboat, foot Of Eleventh street,
daily, Monday, n ednesday and Friday
:r.5 excepted, rs follows: Y & *
i C0s Steamer :" KEYSTONE STATE
ks4T2%S9 7. S. Calhoun, Muster: Chas. Knox,
ezs2z2.1s Clerk, every tuesday Mt J a. IN,
F Steamer CANDIES" Z. b. Coopcr,
LASEtt9 Master: Al. ]. slarcn. Clerk; every
s4szsa-szzo Wednesday att a. m.
,t~ Steamer "iiUDSoS,"J.F.E Ellison,
lttaSkt9 Master; Dan Lucey, Clerk; every
cSass1A Thursday at Z a m. ll}@l'j
4, Steamer "BATCHEL0R,"Gc Geo. L.
ls459fttT o'Ncal, Mister: Ira y. Huntingtou u,
sssssas y Clerk; every Friday at { a. N.
Z, - Steamer "ScoTIa,n John NJ,
s9 Phillips, Master: Il. II. Kerr, Clerk;
eldaz14a =, every saturday at u. IN.
:, 6~s. Steamer ..CONGO, j." Ed. +. Msddy,
tsSSssttY Master; jules Wehrman, Clerk !;
x-ssalAtasA every Sunday at Z a. N. - =,
Firstclass hFe, Wheeling to Cincinnati so.
Round trip, 30. Meals and state.r room in.
cluded. Tickets transferable and good until
used. For freight or passage apply on board, or
sells " CKocKaRD & BOOTH, Agents.
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WIDE AWAKECHOIRS

CHORUS SOCIETIES md all MUSICAL, asso.
CATIONS will do well to fend for lists and cal.
alogues OF our Chorus Anthem or Glee Books.
Church Music Books, singing Glass Books,
ooFatorios, Cantatas, Quar!els, Chorals, Octave
jEHoVAH's PRAISE. tst, or 50 toz.j Emerson.
* Is large, flrstClAS Church Music hook, mi
Of the best Metrical Tunes, Anthem s ami
y Singing Glass Elements and Music, !. l7i
EMERSoN's EASY ANTHEMS, $50 ;c.s 81 N
doz GABR1EL'S NEW AND SELECTED An.
InENs: ~, g per ,doz EMERsoN's NEW
i RsESPoNsES, 40 CTS. OF 30 dez} D0W'8 RE.
pr doz.l sANToRAlh Isl, or 50 doz) Palmer
81 flgH ". pa,,, . ,,a 40 e w
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ForRent.

EOR RENT--A FIRST. GLASS FUR
z HisitgB room at 1906 Maikeisireei. Ply.
llegn Of hath. " ~ - WV IN Oclhe
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DIETER luck next time" Is ever
sweet solace 10 the soul that Is stricken
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ceased. ~ g AK ~. f-5#s - 7gHEF' -
The object Of this suit is to recover Of the de.
.. Norton, the sam oil three thousand and
twrnty'six dollars aud twenty nine cents rs.
0!6 29l with lawful interest thereon from the
S sn DAY OF May. lsss, until paid. for a, debt
Diana z. Norton, 10 said PlaiR,iG upon nots
! and payable TO said LLAMA C. Norton, and by her
endorsed and delivered to tho plaIuttn,
ie1est Of The taid Diana G. Norton in certain
bonds, notes and stocks In the possession al
Exchange Bank Of wheeling. or ], ], Jones 10
payment OF faid plaintiffs claim. A still fur.
shares 81 Little Miami Railway COMPANY si h
certificate for which Is now In possession oil
said Exchange Bank Of wheeling, or ], j, Jones
and In which Diana G.. Norton and Jennie v,
Keeper are Jointly aud equally interested, snd
fcndants, Frederick ]. Norton, Diana C. Norton
and Jennie V. Keeper, " no urc aud In their own
right, and fredettc. J. Norton, Edward s. Nor
ton, Seneca d. Norton aud joseph Campbell,
deceased, arc non'Icsiden,s OF this State the
said non. resident defendants are REQUIRED 10
appear within one mouth after the date Of the
first publication OF this order In the Clerks
Office OF our said Court at rules 10 be holden
their interest, g ~ So : :. 80
and It is ordered that e1py Of this order he
forthwith published once a week for four sun.
cessive weeks In the wheeling Daily IDtelllgen.
county Of Ohio, West Virginia. and le p nc
az the front door OF the Court House OF safs
Ohio county, at least twenty days bolore a dc.
cree is rendered therein. 81 81 i 51L- d
Circuit Court Of Ohio County. at The Court
House q said county. this sFd day OF November,
A. D., 1850. .5t.as ~ -
II ' 2, JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
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.ssWIELARD'S HOIEL-
WAsHlNGToN, D. G.

Tho most famous and well.Enowu Hotel In
the city. Special rates By the month. The eaf.
sine tqualed BY mono. Homelike md conYen.
lent to all public buildings: '7si41'EI "a i /.
i Send two stamps for guide to-. "
s5S OK STAPLES. Propulsion.
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Sale.

EoR SALE SALE 80
street, Wheeling suitable for dwellings, sto res
OF boarding houses, or with slight alterations,
would make good manufacturing SITE. Good
dry cellars under both houses. Shipping IA.
address - J.J. FADEK,
ocl0 tI.5 ts5d-.9f " beetinR. ". Va.
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Bank Of tho Ohio Valley against Frederick J.
! Norton, Mrs. Diana G. Norton, Jennie Y, Keeper,
Exchange Bank OF Wheeling, and J. J, Jones Ia
their own right and Frederick J. Norton, I'd.
ward =. Norton. Seneca Il. Norton aud joseph
Campbell as executors OF Z. N. Norton, de-
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-09

me as irres.stiosv laalczoGs.
SSai YOU will tel hin all about me"
Yes
Il shall learn TO speak Ensiish-f have
began already-anu IN a year shall he
in America VIII you write your adj
dress for nee On this card
did So
If you ever come TO Spain remem-
Der that my house and al that is In it
are yours
II shall never go 20 Spain
Perhaps You viii one day see Miss
st. Clair" looking rp IL nv face with
bright smile OF inexanguishabse hope.
''Good-by for year
A few more days IN Florence, week
in Venice. day or two in Milan. and We
bade adieu 10 Italy. Land OF beauty
and mysteryi when I recall Thy many
forms OF loyeliness. the glorious shapes
OF gods and heroes. serene and passion
less in their white majesty of marble,
.hs blessed sweetness of saints and Ma
donnas shining down into my soal.
seem TO have been once IN heaven and
sfterwaru shut out.
We were once uISTelat home Almoss
the first news that came to Us from
abroad was OF the terrible war between
France and GERMANY. During the pro-
fracted siege of Parfs =e were fun OF
anxieties. but at its close We received
hong letters from Nine. lie Fort. giving
many details of the sufferings and pri-