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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

TIM Louisville GSu6er.J6uTNal under
takes to solve the Reconstruction problem
which we supposed was already solved
by suggesting "the adoption Of a system
of enforced education and. enforced labor
and II it can he done in no other way, it
should be made universal" This is prac.
tically scheme for depopulating the
South. The colored people might stand
it, but ii would kill the white folks, sure.
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MoCarrahan to be Investigated.

From ne ". y. World Of Saturday.
'Ttisreported that a certain Senator is
drawing upa resolution, based upon the
Grant Cox correspondence, 10 introduce in
the Senate as soon as that body meets,
providing for a thorough investigation Of
the alleged corrupt use ofamoney by Viii
liam McGarrahan while tIyingto get q
patent for the disputed land claims. Some
rich developments are anticipated, and
those who claim to be perfectly familiar
with the inside history OF this case aver
that an Investigation will disclose astouud.
ing corruption on tie part Of officials,
como OF whom ara IN Congress. (.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

NApoLEoN CoNnS0 TO ANERfcA.-A
letter from Brussels, Just received in New
York, from source which ought to be
well informed, states that the ex.Emperor
is quietly making his preparations for
another visit to America, anticipating that
with the fall of Paris, peace will be Ell:
fected without reference to the restoration
Of the empire. -. = -. u l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21
WEST VA. ELECTION.


The following is the official vote Of
Wayne as we find it reported In the Cabell
County Pres:
For Jacob, dem, and State ticket, 54l ;
Stevenson, repub., 266; Hereford, for
Congress, 526; Whether, e69; Kline, for
State Senate, 52S; Carroll, 1854; Marcum,
DEM, for Delegate, 1884; Shannon, indie
pendent, 1884: Brumfeld, dem, for Sher-
IL, 247; Adkins, ind, S54; Wagner,
rep, 1877; Burgess, for Prosecuting At.
torney, 59S; G. W. Hutchinson, Clerk,
S9S; G. F. Ratliff, 294.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

THERE seems 70 10 q general dispOsi-
ton to repeal tie act Of Congress which
provides for the organization ofthe new
House of Representatives Immediately
after the adjournment Of the old one. 1t
was passed TO anticipate and correct some
OF Andrew JohnsOn's aggressions; and,
as several States will have TO vote in the
spring and autumn, before the new House
is full, the old order Of things had better
be restored.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

A TRAIN boy on the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, named A. L. Dickey, Is more
fortunate than little Dickey Oliver, who
found q wife OF silver He has fallen heir
In ChIttenham, England, his former home,
to u fortune Of $3.50, 900 by the death Of his
uncle, ]. w. johnson. Dickey has gone
to England TO look otter his windEll. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

CHARLESTON, the journal says, expects
to Delighted with gas by the LIST Of Febru'
airy. Is the Legislature viii meet about
tue middle OF january we supposed the
illumination would occur earlier; but then
the gas furnished 6Ythat body may not
prove "illumipatipg.S5E l,d7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

How much the Democrats have to crow
over about Delaware may be judged by
the following statement Of the Republican
vote in the Stale Of Delaware in each
Presidential contest, commencing with
1856, and including, also. Che vote for
Governor this year:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

/, Nor TO BE DETECTED.-The hueS i'm.
parted 70 gray be6ds by PHAL6Ns RIrA1.-
IA on SALVATION F0R ,taR HAIR, arc as
vivid Is those Of nature, and the change
Is not effected By'a disregard OF cleAnli.
ness AS Is the case with the other hair
Coloring preparations, tho VTTALIA being
eminenIly clean. No Sediments Sold By
all druggists and fancy goods dealers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

SMTrH1AN.-"A box for Mr. John Smith,
if=MIss6uFi, arrived 1t the depot yester-
day."-Parkers6urg Times.
--tFfhst must be a mistake. Mr. John
Smith is doing business at the Capital Of
West Virginia, and never ordered a box
to go to Missouri KanGrhd journal.
Both wrong. Mr.. JOIN SMITH lives
here, apdsaya hp hasn't had . box since
i. Vas aibqy! ahd TIA. bis no!aef gsvc
him for being naughty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

suproRTGDDr,D ufEa The New York
Commercial Adpzti,Sy, says there are about
one hundred and ftty persons engaged IN
the pretended counterfeit money business
in that city, all Of whom do u thriving
trade at the expense 81 their dupes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

The first order from abroad for nee
dies. was lately sent toa tish-hook and
needle company at New Haven, Connec.
ticut ItwaS for 5000 needles, and came
from one OF the largest needle and fish.
hook manufacturers al Birmingham, Eng
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

GETTING MARRIED. ESSAYS
" for Young Men, on sOciL Kvils, and the
Propristy OF imprOpTiety Of getting Married, with
sanitary help for thoSe who feel united Tor mat.
riuoRiAl happiness. Sent free, In sealed enVel.
opes. Address, HOWARD ASsUCIATIoN,B Box
P, Philadelphia, Pa. seplT-d&W y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

% PARDoxED.-Govern6r ". E Steven.
son has RENTED the remaining three years
of Charles Sawyer's term Of confinement
in the Penitentiarv, Sawyer was cohvic-
ted Of felony and sentenced for four
yeaFA-RaR. .IOaTJlal. Ipt-a ~ d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

FIN. REYNOLDS, Of Mineral county,
has been appointed q member Of the
Board Of Regents for the West Virginia
Deaf Dumb and Blind Asylum, from the
ION Senatorial District, Ftee II. II. John.
son, resigned-EaSy .louraal
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Counting Dat a Republican In Vir.
giniR.

1t seems that the Virginia Democracy,
or Conservatives rather, for they affect TO
rcpudIate the name Of Democracy, have
taken lessons Of Tammanyq Hall sun a
small scale, and have counted out Judge
Alexander II Rives, the Republican can,
didate in the Finh District, who iselectel
by clear majority OF actual votesi This
result has been obtained by rejecting the
vote Of number Of Republican precincts
where there was technical informally In
the returns congress will remedy the
matter. fasstt ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

A REPORTER Of the Boston Commercial
bIlIesfG has been playing journeyman
baker, in order TO learn the secrets Q! the
business. He reports the dough mixed by
treading II with dirty feet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

Tn KapaxhGI l1utaal saYs Battery ?,
4th U. s. AIR lQr some time bivouacked
at Charleston, have "lOlded their tents like
the Arab" and as silently stolen away to
Fort McHeDry, Md. lls.r -S-'-.r..l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

A WRITER in the Boston DAILY Gtrs
says Of Wendell Philips "He seems as
though God had Quarried a crystalline
block from the jasper walls Of the New
Jerusalem" In other words, Wendell
Is celestial brick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

On TUE WAY TO THE MrSRs-A mum.
Der Of citizens and parties down The river
passed through the city this morning Tor
the recently discovered lead Mines
SleWbsRUille Herald AZ --...yi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

THOSE heather Cherokees have perpe.
trated a Joke on Uncle Sam, by appoint
ing day Of IAstipg and prayer for pro.
lection AGAINST the United states.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

A LITTLE ten.year old miss told her
mother the other day that sho was never
going TO marry, but meant to be widow,
because widows dressed In such nice
black, and always looked so happy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1870.

our old friend THOMAS WILSON has
been appointed postmaster at Glen EastOn
Viss ]. P. Wayman, resigned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21
THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.


SEA MOSS PARINR-SaId to DO very Ane for
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dlRh for the sick.
CoX'S SPARKLING GELATLNE-An old d.
'Fi ToFile With the ladies for JelliOs-
bright clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-JuSt the article
to use With Cox's GelAtlne-Of rich
and luscious flavor. l
COCOA-WarTlnted Pure, delicious
and nutritious beverage.
HECKER'S FARINA-PFepared especially loF
inyolIds aud children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-The genuine article
for ladies and children In feeble
WINE OF PRPSIN-The most perfect remedy
~ for Indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARcH-FoF Puddine8 md OuStardS.
TAPl0CA-A eplSnd!d dessert either alone OF
with Berries.
At r. LAUGHLIN, SMITH q CO..
jautl! Wholesale Druggists. HAlnSt
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New York, Nov. 10.

A BBULoUs VILIAGE.-The 'CNbeil
Pres, printed at Barboursvillel noticing
Ntemperance lecture delivered there, re-
marks: maa ,-raI o. Il Is
There Is a good field here for tempe
rance Lecturer 70 work uu-for the next
twelve months TO come Z For, IN our
opinion, there Is more whisky drank in
BaFboursville thanlin any other town In
the State with the same population and a
democratic majority Of eighty,h lit. Is
certainly shfprislng.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21
SALE oFlYALUABLE

qlRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
b i Land ON CaldWell'E RIM sl,'FWUg 1y.'
BIZ virtue OF deed OF trust made on tho 18th
dayoE September, A, d. 1850, BY Alexander A.
Allison 10 JGmG8t Rogers, Trustee. and record
Cd IL; tho once pf the Recorder q Ohio county,
West Virginia IN Deed Book No, 81, page 9I, 1
viii sdl Srpu6hE fal6 st the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, on
i Thursday, December az, 1870,
AT 10 O'Clock 4. r., ave acres Of land, DO the
came more OF less, situated on The 8oHth aide Of
CaldwelFS Run and bounded rs follows, viz Be-
ginning at stake on theFouth side Of the Ruo,
thence 3, 81 degIE; 4Tppits 10 a7sugar Tree cora
or to samuel McLure's, thence with McLure's
line q 4B deg Z. IS poles TO stAkS corner 70 VII
liam Collins, thence with his line n. 81 deg. g.
a8x poles to the beginning, together with all
privileges, Improvement aud appurtenances.
. Said deed Of trust was made 70 secnFe 10 Alex
ander Rogers, or the city Of Wheeling, the pay
meat OF debt Of S3SL65, which said debt ts eVi'
denced hyrD pr0miASarY note bearing gVen date
with RaId deed Of trust made by A. A. Allison
and n. II. Gregg at Wheeling, W. Va, for sAid
sum Of $751; 6S, payable Atthe Wheeling Savings
Institution on tho lst day OF April 1870, value re-
eeIVed. The umOuiit u principal and interest
claimed tobe due and uHpaid, Including Interest
70 the day Of sale, Is sol Is for which sum the
sale will De made The tILleis believed 70 DO nm.
objectionable. Terms, One.thlTd cash; balance
In six and twelve months with interest
noY3leOd JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21
10 TIC IntellIqeneer .

What New Yorker Thinks 0fAlr.
Faulkner as n Candidate for Sen.
atOF. .rU
10 the Intelligeneer: .g.lGl
II, as you say, Charles ]. Faulkner pos.
csses ability, education, experience, and
graCes OfpcrSonAl qualities and culture, $50
much the worse that he should have
proved traitor to his country His OK.
perience should have taught him that TO
rebel against such country is with him
an almost objectionable sin. To reward
such a man with . government Office
would be gross insult to the memory Of
the. patriot dead. 's--s.". II
"oht damnlng spOt-and such win DO
the sentiment OF every JOS acc
TRUE REPUBLICAN,.
Neuy Vol, Nov N -TIH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21
.RNAlfENTING MATERIALS.

-NRNAllENTING MATERIALS.
JpSt The thing toE Coal Vases, FIoWer Pots,
Fancy Boxes, &c, consisting o. Inc Designs Ia
on C0lof9 Landscapes; EiglFO Pi6clB Of llVaET
go. G9ld Relds God md Silver Paporl. Gold.
Green, White and Silver Paper Leaves nor t1bjyt
Making, Glass Shades, Green Nos, aud an md.
lo1s variety q New and Nice Goods HppoFfaln-
Ing p the PtetaFO Frame Blaine0a. Received
this Day hy - - SLl-t a.
A. L, NICoLL Sc Co.
iitgrG- . -ls.rnuEE{W TaarG .ITs
HeLlFp HoaSo Fine Ar Emporium.1
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pTTsBuRG IRON WAREHOUSE
METCALF s BURT,
4 NTH VI ~ COAL I

We keep q large supply Of the best quality Of
Anthracite Coal for stores, furnaces, Crates &C.,
and win deliver Il promptly o. ordered.
,lnIInI. ! n. MDINAllR 4 BURT. NJ
, 1870-01-08

VII bs sold without any notice to him. and
he be compelled to pay tho peuatry. It has
not been sufficient to ask the Collector for
the bill Of taxes; no taxpayer can be sure
that be has paid all hia taxes until he has
diligently searched al! the warrants, general
and special.
Mr.. Anthony has proposed in the con-
veution 10 reform this most peruicious and
expensive system. He proposes that
*An ea.Tants for tne COLLECTION OF 6ta'e, coun
Il, city, a1d other taxes aud aAses.meatt, genera
ADo special. shall be made resaroAoic 70 tue same
or1o~r, 10 be provided and specified By law At one
seIstS ~T . asss s: htna icT collection u least tso
be enforced aeainas dtnoq1snta' properly oy
Judgment Of = competent court upou his epplI.
ca1ion, IN such manner ~ 1ne Legislature shall
provide by aes esh Law. A penalty not e1ceed-
u e9 u m .ae ~
ffr fA'use to pay kucn tax or assessment, from
tho time the same shall become due and payable
Tho citizen, when called upon to pay taxes.
ought to have tho whole amount claimed Of
him during any one year stated and present
ed to him. Taxation il sufficiently onerous
without being also uncertain. The tax
payer ought to have but one officer to pay
TO, and ought not to be compelled to
hunt through five hundred warrants to
find out whether he is charged or not.
There ought TO be but ono tax Office in each
county and city, and there all taxes ought
to be payable. When tax bill is made
out it should show all the demand that is
made of the person, and no penalty should
be extorted unless the person be in default
upon that particular BILL We hope the
convention will provide some sufficient
protection to the public that will compel
the Stale and local governments to have but
one time and place in each locality for the
payment of nil taxes, general and special
, 1870-01-08

The telegraph operators in Chicago and
elsewhere are beginning to feel that, in
ptccipltat1ng a general strike throughout
the entire country, for matter which had
never been brought before the general Or
ganization, they are turning themselves out
Of employment on policy in which they
we're not consulted, as well as for grler-
apce in which they had no interest. No
trades union that allowed the action Of two
members to control that Of $500 could
prove IN, thing else than a delusiou and q
snare. Il tho San Francisco grievance had
been brought before the General. Council Of
the league it is fairly to be supposed TINT,
instead OF ordering general strike, it
would have ordered the two discharged
persons to seek employment at some other
point. Ne are sorry for the large number
# people thrown out of employment by
their own act. For their own sakes We
advise them to recall the action which they
must already SEQ was il-advised, and re-
turn to their employment while there is
room for them. After their places are filled
1t will be too late The hope that Con
g1css will purchase the wires and establish
national postal telegraph system amounts
to nothing SO far rs the present strike is
concerned. II tho government became
their employer it would care even less fol
tie suggestions Of their protective league
Than the Western Union has done. Wher
they have returned to their employments
50 fur rs opportunities are still open K
:Lem, let them reorganize their leaguo sc
that hereafter it shall not be precipltatel
Into a genernl strike, without general con
sultation, by the action OF one or two mem
, 1870-01-08
4 STRANGE WOMAN.
the Alleged Female S,yindfc7 ut
PpAe ehNecpHrc->hc lives O5e Week
ON Two CrackeFa-SERo IN She =
VINO are IaeF Graenux!

ON Two CrackeF~-Nno IN She =
VINO Are HacE tEaendx!
i,nyast<lsie tJa,. ~ c9rnsp9ndenet u the .Sts0
foTk Herald.
The YkFdM Iakt week. contained 3 full account
O, tne erte+t OF . comparatively ypan1 anl nean-
stIul girl who gave her haue as ference y. Kelly
The a,rest toal Place al tooperstoWDs os-ego
St rsLl's Churco, FougaEeepse. He charged
her and male compstion With sEiadl:rE hin uat
q dollars y .nat ny
lard. MttB KellF was Arrested, as stated. aad
tIouRht to this city.
fe1elr partes by Kecoldes TayIor which filow tnat
Ge es,ls every county 10 tnls State snl paces 10 New
Jereey hare been visited hy the leHtd aHtntlere,
ahe nave obsatred large sum OF money irou
upkuepectiur parties, In suEus rADC1og from = to
so. Bishop Potter has been m1icted for sA: J.
". DeLedlcs, Of Goftlanos co5ntS. Is; the Ma.
f9ss tEs e ss 2! s1 1 ;e M 1ns 9aas u
Uulchess County, $50; and The pair also opsr4isi
successfully 10 osseRo, y. Il Letter from ".
Mos!Es Of t1st pass 2 may sa ns cEsde R1's q tn Ia,
here, 1hich occurred about one week ago. her Dc.
ler1irert has been eIugular Indeed. The cell
xSsn tns sSssss assns5s q xs III i
Lislled with good Ordinary bedstead. has an in-
gam carpet on the noeE, and contains Two clatrs
la.s morning, and found her l5.rg on her bel,
covered vi b blankets, her hs'r do<n and s.Eern
T. T. oa ciosee ssera
Eenwosih, who ascor pal .eti me, approached Ter
At d asked her II she Was Sex. She IGpleed "a
wh,eper, ard evidently with great tttt1cuty. u as
when she as atreated she WAS 70 frightened fhat
asoueth.ng c2,Ic up IN ner chest aud had been
tne.e ever since, put It would so1n go down, 83d
ipen she wcntd be well fxlth emphasis Ecfy Tell.
she was aeked II she wanted anTth1rg, Whens In
spethel whisper and with her eye8 still closed, she
replied n the ~ The side OF ler led stood
cnatr on which we're apples, ,o<anRes aod Pitcher
Of water, Ee:thcf OF which had been touched The
1a1ler, Samuel Palmer, informed me teat ase had
ate orly t~O crackers stDce abe arrived in 1sr cell
Ir, John R, Cooper, the jail phytc!an. has called
ob her number Of times. but she tas positively
and determiuedIy refused to take my med clue
Wbsteser. Nj. and Mrs. Stevens, OF tb1s city.
have also VISITED her and Admln.steIei som- En:t
to her wsnts 1t Is listed. TOO, thai Rev. MI Ca3y
Il coCductlug q correspondence tor her, and that
On the lit OF JaLu3Iy Ehe Was TO have beeu mar-
flfd to . gentleman in New Brunswick. Sas has
90 Eopey, ror up to this tine has anything been
aeaYd rom any oIe who Claims to be Gef friend
FL Jutpe Wheaton aud DaaIel W. Gaesnaey. Of
;n.s city. have been assigned By Recorder Taylor
as htr coutseL ,
Uestc IN fau!l! 10 Englsud, vnere she was es.
duced bY the nau who ta4 deserted nef SUD
brought her to this country. Her hands, however.
lave Tely dellcste appearance. and her general
ktSrtrH and deportmcnt are those OF petso1 not
used 10 ine buIeung9 OF the world. Her case Is
| ry3nsttPrr 4 rerY singular one.
, 1870-01-08

Prom the Se,f Yerk Shipping Lit, Jan. B.
That tie extreme duiness OF Trade In al de.
partuen1s during the l.ss three months, or stace
inc collapse Of the geld bubble of September. u
commerce during the ensuing season, there art
many reasons for believing, prominent among
which may be mentioned tue marked dlminnti0n
Of that batetu} Epiri: Of speculation 90 con-
ap.cnous d1Ftng the war aud for several years
foeceea.Dsi Hhscn has a. lengsh Etrea
tee enlarged resources Of the county, in sbe shspe
Of the products Of the aotl, which underlie all
prcsperity; the VERY maEEGd improvement IN the
public credlt, which cAueot fa. 70 exercise po-
lent tLouence In preventing any considerable re.
action In gold; the healthier st4te Of our foreign
Is yer cent II the export tzalie dnr!pg the past
ytar, together with the prevalent dispoe!Eloh to
cu.fall the inuports Of tore%n snpelnutaes.
Thus condition OF uaactlai pfoepeIsy pe.eG
acttse prosecution OF oqsiness Tns dnanSlal q 4
1culty, important ns II L. viii not niocf. ahhonen
It uus. Innere, the progress Of tha usrion: the
increasing watts OF 81 the oecea8a aries and u1ur-
tha1 creates tu-lpess; The deficiency Of STOCKS
he'd b. tistrlbufoEs throughout the coantr7. dhe
to the Eeceut sta4uation, mus. al4o
he taken Into tccount IN lore cast
Ing the immediate commercial future. Tradefa,
il, al scc:tors, have postponed heavy purchases
II order 10 ses about where god was golug to
ses1e: AID COW, Htib more steady ru,iIg Of the
pEeDlun, II may be taken for granted that the
e1iseLcie3 OF consumption during the la:tet
part Of the winter aad the turing months
Rlll s@etl the c7rtens CT traffic To heavy
p11por'toIP. It Is also reaso-aale 70 sup.
meDts satel5 trldRed 0ver, confidence vii bso rms
yas.lT htreUgtnep-o, and caplrat1<16 VII sgasu
reftuFe 10 llsEe investments IN EeE enteIpt1ses
;Lus !cc-esslng 1cs 1ow Ct uoney a.d acc.!elat
, 1870-01-08

Richard Pembelton. man OF mes1s, ntst con-
ceiSed the Idea that co21 wa9 to be found on the
spot, He began operations, and so1n exhausted
his fortune, without dEdiER ooal. His ffte1d5 en-
oeayo1ed 10 dlssuade hun from pursuing the en-
te1pf!Ee COT fdert he hal made mtaI8Ss- He
would NOT listen to them. Ue 1elt certain the
coal ~aB there. His relatives were wealthy. aud,
Il rspis1rK them with hta enihn&laan. theJ At 1rBt
lent him all the money he asked for. still ne
dtd not succeed TheJ began TO be d!sfsnsttnl;
INT h. being nan OF RtrorR "ill md much pei
uLtlt theg were literally baoerupt Asatn bis
friends 1inpoltnnPd him to desist. He Wo0ld rot
lieten 10 them, seeming 10 become more confHienf
a. ghe5 grew more d1spocdeut. He AEore he
veuld dig down to he'll before be would stop;
that it he Ola not fet coal be- wo1ld t}ad etnderA
He Eks declared crazy. b1t be still continued 70
raise morey. He would never admit tie posi-
hllts Of tannrt; but hope, 70 long defe1Te7, evt
DENLY wure upon him. He grew thin and ha2-
GARD, 1aciturr and 1norose: and, beng Eatnra1T
1t q heh temper, his earest friends were affall
| 10 Epeak to him OF the mine, aoo1t which they
ttleyea te had tecoue moncnaniac- At last.
| oLe day y hen be WAS 10 NcHcastle, coal v3a
| reached. A nesEepger went post haste iron
| SEtceIlerd, 10 ltform him Of Tue joJors news
Pt Il heron It the messetRE. 0a the bridge over
tie Tyre, apo heard The ud!I 6 as he Eos r1dlug
! u codll5 along on horseback. Femhertou's cheek
| nu.tsd; Lis eyes 1aahtd when the fact mas ~.
| Iourced he retled from his seat and feu 10 the
| etotrd as II he had been se0t. He vas osc1ed up
| lrsent!hle. He teser spoke af1elw2sd and 10
| II etty four heuts he was a ccfpse. Tns g1s1
texs bad klto bin. But all hlA exreclattoas OF
| lie Utne weIe realized after desth- Tnday h.s
I son receives very lssse tIcome IRON she conl
ra13 Of capitalists who ore Eost.ne tie mlre,