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DO YOU


Do yo1 obsCrrs the Lawn gfIiei
royou Hks good care q yOunslI at al ;iati'
Do you tfElg use clear Judsaea, iaiisAd Of
often Lrtias upon ifapElS'
Do Jou cafe!gIly sn4Id tie LIE AuA htalth Of
those Who Hrs d~epSudEat upon yOut
DO you stop to think Whsu you lee! eaily.
have + cough. ahcaAGshe OF a died ieellRs, that
It nes5s dsssgff
Do you know thst 4 Little care md eauaoa 4;
The righi Tine will ATo!d I'll there thing, and
pat you IN a strong and good condition ETsiai
Do T0u Know that the bsTt Physlc!an,. sciea.
fists and the IeAaIHg people Q! tie land Room.
mead = pure stiaulsaiLA The only thing 10 take
siEurA ;!asl
DO y5o aot know tAC ISars Is bet one pure
nedisl9f! I;Imulsat Ia the world. namely.
bugs rrse Malt, aud that II Is exceedingly
popuihr wholly bscarae OILS EahH7
Do You no. understand t6Al 4 dtagSis, or
grocer viii try TO veil Iau:e;h!aE cheaper and in.
ierior because ha can make iaOHs money upon
Il when you are entitled to have the very bes;
you eau set aod precisely what you call ior'
Doyou no, know tha;a Jon follow the snE9es.
lions s!ycn aboyo you can keep yoanelf Ia per
feet condition Sad avoid all p~oribilitT OF colds,
ehnis or the IirEnss,ei whI:h cone at this tine
Oft yeIE!
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BALTIMORE, Mp, April 10.-Therc
lever was such excitement and en,hu.
siasm in Baltimore over the opening Of
the professional base bail season as
that eyinced to-day. Baltimore defeated
New York before 1890 spectators.
BaltlEore'ah high wator mark, bysuperior
playwright all points. Baltimore punched
her hits, and played without an error.
Mc5lnhon and Rusis each pitched fine.
ly. Robinson's throwing and the bat-
ting OF Brouthers were tho features OF
the game, while Murphy acquitted him
self like q veteran. Score:
New Yo't.r... o. I. o g0i002 Ga
altinore,".... ...--o 0 . o 8 o 0 3 0-s
Earned runs, 2 and Q: errors, s and none; hits.
10 and q pitchers, Ru.ie and McAghUrj umpire,
Lynch,
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S. II. Clifford. New Cassel, Wis. wo,
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma.
tism, his Stomach was disordcred, his
Liver was affected TO an alarming do
gree, appetite fell away, and no was ter.
ribly rGduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had a running sore on his leg OF eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
.Bucklen's Arnica Salvc, and his leg ia
sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba.
Ohio. had five large Fever sores OF hjs
leg, doctors said he was incurable. One
bottle Electric Bitters and ono box Buck.
lens Arnica Salvc cured him entirely.
Sold by Logan Drug Co. g.
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W~AsHIsOros, D. c.. April la.-The
Washington team signaIized the open
ing Of the championship cas- By a
well earned victory over the formidable
Philadelphia ball tosserg. Fully 5000
persona we're in attendance. Included
in the largo as,cnblfge were a number
OF prominent people o! Washington,
noticeable among thorn being members
OF Congress and Attorney General
o!ney. Both teams played very well,
but Pitcher Esper- was 100 much OF q
puzzle for the visitors and they failed to
hit him safely at times when a hit
would have counted much. Pitcher
Weighing, Of the Phillics, also did ex-
cellent work, but his support was not
as efficient rs Espe's. Score:
MeAhlnyt9q-. 0 Q 90 >.
PhilRte!phIa--... 0 0 0 0 o 0 T. .
Earned runs. 2 each: crroE. and .; hits aaud
4 pitchers. Bper and Hcybing; umpIre. Hurst.
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~AssleNEE.s SALE.
A SsIGyEEs SALE.

a SlGNEEs BALI
81 virtue Of 4 dosd Of s~stlgnnsat nab % Z.
on The sih DAY Of March. IsSt By GIiaC
record ia the os1ce o! the derf Of The County
Court Of Ohio county. West virginia, | viii u
SATURDAY. THE sn DAY OF NAY. llL
Of the isoat doc, Of The Co1rt HOute Il os,
county. ossr Tor Ais the following real ea1
to.Eit;
Lou Nos IS aud 10 In the io~ Of Fulton. s,,.
OF West Virginia, aud the two ns!iegccs-ots
tEo1toJ irIne and onStEo ivoT tneE ii;glui
thereon also one brick sAbe. one Grrf saois
houAe. ouf frame Lee houIe, one eArnacc houI.
one t1ne slaughter houSs, enc hrcE tDGrAlaCJ
and 1Auuiactnripe hose all situated ON tks
GSoTs lots. - well LsAll other builiingi iIluAgd
on aid prEmitsG
viii also oGsr for sale on The iLne day on ,h,
Lbore premises 81 Fulton tie iolloEIDg petA5all
properly. to-wii; One large wafer eS'E, iEo Ai
ooolerS. one Jacket kefile, vi ErinditoueL ohs
lard press, iour counter Ictiei, one plIli5fI
scale. oEn nsAt choppef, Two tIgtAgt Illrta
one dry oeoi oItlsf. two GS4YtS. Wives, via
SAWS and butchers tools. four meat cgeI. y
pound sl-tplce, one large yieau JACKET lId
kettle. one lard kettle. Qua sleigh. one iuo,ieati
eatfiAss. ~ top N1Son one iArm wagon. Ons
set double harness, Que hor'e-
TEEks oF SALE or RElt ETIIE-Ousthld
esh: balance in ak and tWeirs months secuted
By deed OF tGuIt on above real estAts. The put
dehre.
TEENs or SALE OF Apovr PLLsoNAL PE0rESfr.
Cash. In the meantime Nles Of tie above &nja.
u Efo3ertT will be nAde paEL;ely a, the A!ott
WILLIAM c uASDLAS,
Assignee Of Charles C Holman and Aaai K
Hoffman apt
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At st. Louis.

ST. Louis, Mo, April la.-Wcather
clear and pleasant. Track fast and large
attendance.
First-Fiyo aud a half %iurlongs; La
Rue won Time, l:l5!.
s~ccond--Six ~iurlongs; Barker Har.i-
son won. Time, 1924.
Third-Eiye iurlongs; Jersey won.
Time, l:07i.
Fourth-Fivo and y half iurlongo; Jim
Head won. Time, l:14a.
Fif,h-six ~iurlonga: Joe Courtney
won. Time, 1:22!.
sixth-0nc mile; Pioneer won. Time,
l:50A.
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Bos7os, Mas. April 1a.-Boston
opened her ball season with rou.ing
reception 10 her team from the ,hroats
OF 1000, who assembled IN South End
grounds to-day, and, after one Of the
most uointerestiny games, Boston de-
ieated their opponents, the Brooklyns.
The errors OF tho Bridegrooms were
mostly of q costly nature, while the
homo nine took advantage OF every
point OF the game aud bat,ed hard.
Umpire "Jin" O'Rourke. the old Boston
favorite, had TO wait seyeIal minutes
after the call Of time before tho crowd
would let him keep his hat On his head.
Score:
yos.on.----..Io o l51o2 4 ala
B'ooSlyn..--.-...,..0 0 0 0 J 90 ] o.
Earned runs. 5 and i: error. ? md O.: hits. 10
and 9: pitchers, StiyettB aud Kennedy; home
run. Long umpire. ORourkc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20

ST. Loup, 30, April l3.-The league
base ball season opened here to-day
with : game between the Browns and
tho Pittsburgh team. Although the
weather Was cold tbs prospects Of M 10.
terestinggum brought Oh. between eight
and nine thousand people. The heavy
batting Of tho home team vaS Z feature
OF the game and with their good field
inr helped them to win by q good scote
Score:
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To-morroH's Cincinnati boat is the
Iron Queen. at 8 O, IN.
Tho marks at @ p. m.-9 feet @ inches,
falling. Weather warm; cloudy, with
rain last evening.
The Iron Duke will be followed BY the
Iron Age, out Of Pittsburgh, with a tow
OF manufactured iron products, next
week, probably.
The Pacific No. 2, at 10 4. m, and the
Hornet No. 9. NJ 9 D. H.. pissed down
with ,ows OF coal for Cincinnati and
Louisville. The Joseph Nixon passed
up at 8 p. m. with emptiea.
Reports from river points were as fol-
lows:
S,eubenvillc-River 8 feet 3 inches
and falling; weather cloudy and warm.
Morgantown-Riycr Z feet 9 inche,
and stationary; weather, raining and
warm.
Greenaboro-Rivcr s feet I inches and
falling; weather eighty cooler, with
showers.
Warrcn-Riyer 8 feet 5 inches aud
falling; mild and cloudy.
Pittsburgh-River 6 feet 6 inches and.
falling slowly; weather, raining.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
SHIELD OF \
Their Fourth Anniversary Wa Celebrated
Last Evening.

thelrF Fourth anniversary Was Celebrated
Last Evening.
Quite q notable event on the South
Side last evening was the celebration Of
the fourth anniversary OF the Eureka
Lodge, Shield Of Honor, BY an enter
,ainment which took place at Teutonia
hall. The attendance was large and
the affair passed off with great eclat.
Tho opening feature was an address by
9. D. Thonp'on, which was followed
by q solo by John Myles. After I
recitation by Miss Rainbow, Mcssrs.
Myles and Nesbit. rendered I duet nice
ly. Tho recitation OF Misc Hazel Be-
bout was warmly a%pplauded. aIso one
By Miss Henrietta Otto. The closing
feature OF tho entertainment was the
rendition Of "fhe Las: Loaf" by the
following capable cast:
Mark Ashton. 0 G%liycsmi.h ..... Geo. Hopwood
Caleb Hanson, { Baker.... .....--.Arthur DAWSON
1lIry Hanson. Clicb'6 Spa.....--..Josep Hudson
Dick BGstlc, q Jourueyman DakcE..-..-C While
Tom ChubbS, 3 Butcher. ......-....J. z. Byron
Kate Ashton, Marks wife.-----1rs. Bnlllnger
Lille Ashton, thclr Daughter Maggie JauicS
Patty Jones, q Yankee G!ri-.....Minni Zlnmer
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CINCINNATI, O., April 19.-No game;
rain.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April l0.-The heavy
rnins OF last night and to-day caused q
postponement Of the opening Of the
league season OF '9i until tomorrow.
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rived here to-day from Milwaukee. lie
will train In Colorado Tor several weeks
In ordeE 10 become AcclItnaled Tor the
l. a. ". meet In this citY In August
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20

LONDON, Aprif19.-Baron Rothschild's
Ermcnouvil!e won the Tudor plate 1000
sovereigns ut Saudown park to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20
The SEASON OPENS.
Tho Pl.tsburghers Defeated by the
81. Louis BROWNE
Big CROWDS ATTEND EVERYWHERE

And tho Interest in tho National
Game Is sioro Pronounced Than
Eyer-washIngton Shows upstrong
us Docs MISUNDERSTANDING or Yes.
tcrdny's Isaces-Generai sporting
News.
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CHICAGO, April la.-Mayor Hopkins
to-day formally refused the application
for n license to reopen the Garfield park
race track.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-20

Z CLEVELAND. O.. April Ia.-seoro Of
the pool game: DOrO 200, total SO;
Clear water 2is, total 7G3.
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IN m ,tn.Sa5I..lf:3 3 9 =

KT3ed. Ct Louis :. Three bge hits Quinn.
PeIL Beckley. EL0lcu bases. IEller. Quinn. Ely
2 sstHnZel. Donovan. Double plAyI. B:s!teniteIn,
Quinn: Peiiz. GIAs4coCk. Bauer. Bcckley. FIRST
on balls, Oh BfsiieuSte!u z: Killca . Tine. tEo
houFt. Umpire, NrQuAid.
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TRUSTEES SALE,
TRUSTEES SALE


TRUSTEES SALE
BY virtue Of J. decd Of trrEt made BY Charles
stcpheny and Mar ". Stephens, lis vile, y ms
ns trustee, dated March l. ls2I, and reCorief'll
the Office Of the Clerk OF the County CoaT Of
0h!o county, West Virginia. In DE! Of Tfis,
Book No, q. psEe q, I viii peil al public Icttlon
o.. the north front door n! the Court Houie Of
aid county, In the city OF Wheeling, on
SATURDAY. THE 2sIH DAY OF APRIL. isl.
commencing a, ;en O'Clock a m. the iouoE!1,
described real Stata, situate, lying and IcibsIs
the said city Of Wheeling, In the couDiy Of Ohio,
and state Of West Virginia, that Is tony: Tie
north hall ~ OF lot numbered four W in square
numbered twelve tl2l rs designated on the p,At
OF CaldWelis addition 70 Wheeling. recorded Ia
Deed Book 50, folio IS, Of the records % Ohio
county, West Virginia. s1!d hail LOT Il fronting
on The west side Of EoG greet formerly callei
bolton s:Feet) between T~uentyeightl and
TSeEiy.ninih streets formerly called Ttylor
and Fairr1oni Streets and being the ZANE pn-
perry conveyed 10 said CHARLES C.-stephabS by
hGHerTA Stephens By deed OF sane date a. the
said deed Of trust.
Terms or SGLE-One-third and as much mora
E:the purchaser elects TO paw In c2sh on The day
oil Ale. the balance IN two equal inst1llnea.s a
twelve md tTeniy.iorT months, notes bel1ny
Interest from the day Of sale secuted by deed Of
trust. or lien reserved, on tie property sod, 10
Dc EiTer Tor the deferred paynentA
GEO B CALDWELL Trustee.
". Il. HArLER- A~uc1oneer. n1S
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Sanger In Training.

Denver. Col, April 9.-Wal,c San.
ger, the crack amateur ,wheelman, ar
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NOTES ON


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Iron Queen. Phillips. Pittsburgh, 5 q. IN.
Hudson, Asncw. Cincinnati. s a. N.
U.k Bedford, Green, Pittsburgh, 3 T. IN.
Courier, liver. Parkersburg. 1870 q. m.
Liberty, Booth, Darlington. 40 p. N.
BoATs LEAvISG TODAY.
Scotia. Agnow, Pittsburgh. G n. m.
Ben IIur. Kemple. ~psrscBburg, II q IN.
Lioer,y, Booth. %ClRr!ngion, a:O p. In.
Courier, Hyer. Pittsburgh, 10 p. IN.
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~. NE "a pAY on IA. "a

Of the ifoat door Of the CoIrt iiOaSe Il os,
county, 0Esr iof Aia the following real aaa
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"Tae use o, 'Cas.ora' Is 30 universal ard
It's merits so well known thu. 1t SEEMS n work
Of supererogatton to endorse 1t. Few arc tho
intelligent families who do no. keep Castora
within easy reach"
cIIlos I.ETTs, D. D.,
New YORK. City.
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Earned runs. 5 and /: errors. , md o; hits.
and 9: pitchers, StivettB aud Kennedy; hol
run. Long umpIre. O,R0utkc.
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should be entitled to vote p

should be entitled to yotc?"
eyes, sir, but l am willing Ia
listen to argument. Please sir
down and calmly advance yonr rea-
sons why | shouldn't be allowed
the 6illot.
j won't do IT," he shouted. as
he walkad up and down. at is
not for husband to arugc such
nonsensical matters. 1t should be
enough for You that ] say you do
not possess the necessary qualiiica.
ton"
What are those qualifications ~
What are they Why, woman
why-why
"You voted for II state senator
who sold himself for So 900. What
particular qualification were de.
manded z"
"You are talking to me. are you?"
land yoa helped to elect coun.
ty clerk who stole he funds, a city
treasurer who suicldcd or account
Of - 600 shortage, and coroner
who could not write his own name.
Dld you have TO be peculiarly quail
iiied, Mr.. Bowser p
"Mrs. B1wser, see now how
that Ohio wife drove that Ohio bus
bmd to apply fora DIVORCE" said
Mr.. Bowser us he started for the
library.
"lle was afraid she knew more
than he did, answered Mrs. Bow
ser.
lie opened the library door, looked
IN, and then returned to his rock
ing chalr.and sat down. Not an
other word was slid for half an
hour. Then instead of SAYING that
his lawyer would be ready to con
suit with her lawyer right away
after breakfast, he nearly scIred the
HE out Of her by calmly observing:
"1ou may possibly possess the
necessary qualification, but Of
course You wouldn't care to mix up
IN poll les. OF course not -
Aud Mrs. Bowser can't make mn
her mind whether she gothic better
OF him or whether his nature is IN.
dergolng great change.
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How Editors Are Treated in China.

Nineteen hundred editors of a
PekIn paper arc said to have been
bcheaded. Some would shudder ~
such slaughter, who are heedles of
the fact that Consumption is ready
to fdsten its fatal hold on them
selves. DR.. Pierce Golden Med.
teal Discovery is the efficient remedy
for weak lungs, splitting of blood
shortness of breath, bronchitis
asthma, severe coughs, and kindred
affections.
Stamps, In Fdyeiie On .IyE.aasas.
DIR. X. Y. PIERCE Dear Sir
viii say this to you, that consumn-
ton is hereditary in my wife's fam
lly; some already died with the dis.
ease. My wife has Il sister, Mrs.
f. a. Clcary, that was taken with
consumption. She us, d your
Golden Medical Discovery, and
ty q surprise Of her many friends.
she got well. My wife has also had
Lemorrh"gcs from the lungs, and
her sister insisted on her using TN,
Golden Medical Discoverg.''
consented to her using it, and il
cured her. She had no symptom,
OF consumption for the past siy
years. Yours very truly.
W. G. Rogers, NJ. d.
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Low Rates TO Denver, Col.

The Baltimore & Ohio r. r.. Co.
will sell round trip excursion tickets
to Denver, Col. from all points on
It's line east of the Ohio River.
August Sth, 9th and 10Th. valid for
return passage on trains leaving
Denver August 10th, 25th and Sep.
TENDER 18th.
The rate from Baltimore and
Washington will be s47.4O and cor.
respondngly low rates from other
points.
Passengers taking the 3. g. O.
have choice of routes. going via
Pittsburg, Akron and Chicago via
Grafton, Belluirc and Chicago, or
wa Parkcrsburg, Cincinnati and St.
Louis; double daily service of ex.
press trains, with Pullman sleeping
nd dining cars on all routes.
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fx.-EXrEDIENrs OF DESPAIR
BY MARY EAsTLAKB Illustrated By
Miss L. L. SYLVESTER.
Copyright AN rights rescrvcd.I
is the nature Of a man to pursue.

IL Is the nature OF a man TO pursue
He regards the whole world ms n hunting
ground, and anything that pleases his
fancy, whether it bea bird, a pretty woman
or IA brute. rs his lawful prey
He may not care for the game or know
why he pursues il, but the chnse il ire
tistiblc, and, like the child with the butter
ny, he will spoil his pretty clothes, stub his
toe and get his feet wet running through
bramblcs and puddles as long rs the winged
thing Is in 81. hit
If woman only knew IL she could win her
lover by eluding him, for man ever wants
what he can't get easily, and prizes most
the fruit that hangs highest. To him no
beauty Is so enhancing as that which
smiles and bushes beneath tho mystic web
OF u gauzed veil, and doubly lovely Is the
loneliness that turns and lies at his an
proach
Henshall knew neither rest nor peace of
mind. The throbbing, sobbiu.; notes of
Edna's violin were as sweet to him as the
music of the rolling spheres to the old phi
losopher
He had eyes for nothing but the soft
browns of her hair, lashes, complexion and
dress. He thought of her through the day
una dreamed Of her in the night aud could
they have been vocalized every sigh would
have uttered, 81 will find her"
And as he followed this small woman
with bis thoughts and his soul his bride
Lena first became moody, then fearful
and finally so respondent that she threw
herself In the arms Of her companion and
begged her to tell her what to do.
There was not any too much nectar in
the make up of Mrs. Smith and no danger
of her sharpening the edge OF Mrs Hen
shall S sensibilities. Instead of putting her
arm about her neck, and electrifyng her
medulla spinalis with the magic of her
touch, she took a hairpin from her couture
and proceeded to loosen the cuticle about
the girls finger nails.
And so you are disappointed with mar
ried iife already? Well, my dear YOU have
only made the common error OF expecting
too much. Youhave foolishiy invested the
field of wedlock with the couleur dc rose
and studied your hero with the magnifyinc
lens when you should have reversed the
glass.
Now let me advise you not TO be unrea-
sonable; don't tell me you expected 20 mar
ry an angel You are a mortal and mar
ried to man, one Of the queerest brutes
that treads the earth. Yes, men are queer
brutes," she repeated, crossing her eyes in
fancy; enthusiastic and deferential enough
before marriage, but an entirely different
sort OF breed afterward"
But Henry isn't; he's the same now
that he was n year ago. lie scarcely notices
me, and never speaks unless | ask him n
question. There's something on his mind
1t isn't his work, for ne hasn't finished 4,
canvas this long time, and it isn't /, that's
certain"
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The ARGUS one year and ellher
OF the following "twicc a week"
papcrs-s2 25-St. Louis Republic
or PIttsbnrgh Post.
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"Now, Lena, don't be foolish You yet
~ much petting az the average woman has
a right TO expect"
Right Am ] not married 10 him. his
lawful wife, and shouldn't expect some
evidence Of his Affection
mo, expect nothing. You Gun drive "A
horse 70 water, but You can't make him
drink. let him get thirsty, let him alone +"
But don't want 10 let him ai0ueu
And there's just where you makca mis-
take When you get your third husband
you'll know how 60 manage him The
trouble with you IS this. sou have TOO
many feelings and too much heart 70 isa
bother 10 have feelings. and my advice f.
% get rid q your heart if YOU want 10
have good digestion and keep your youth
a woman with q heart is in the power
OF her husband; q wife who has none can
do as she pie1ees. Take all. giye nothing
in return--'Igt's the tFue philosophy az
matrimonial peace 10 you can't find con-
tentmeut, and sou needn't hunt f1r latai.
ness, for % is not 10 be found on this planet
IN quantities to speak about"
This sort Of advice was gall md worm
wool 20 the honest, innocent young
woman, but she knew wei enough that
Der companion spoke from her bitter ex-
PeTence, and nausc0Is n8 fac doee vaa she
took 10, dried her eyes and went 20 dress
Tor q walk
They bed been at tho Palace hotel iri San
francisco for 70 wecs. and the PAINTER had
sought Don vain to meet his ideal
ne afnu.cncnt bo1rds were piacarded
with bills Tor her concert eugavefDao-
every performance ~ which be- bad attend
fd DE had cultivated tho acuuafutan,e Of
t1e Theatre MANAGER. aud through liwl .r
cure1 au Introduction t0 Here EudoIs1
.rs
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DAILY PAPERS.

The ARGUS, weekly. one wear and
any Of the following dailics
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Delicate diseases in either sex.
however induced, speedily cured.
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