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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-24

THE FmaSciA1EEyENTs Of the last few
days teach some valuable Lessons, One is
that IN the investment Of money thesafety
OF the principal Is OF much more account
than the alluring bait held out in the
shape Of a promise OF exorbitant interest,"
and the other Is "Don't speculate" High
interest almost always implies lack OF
safety, AMI the first monetary disturbance
usually demonstrates the instability. The
man who buys only what he can pay for
and who sells only that which he pos
sesaes is rarely caught by panic. These
prudent people may not get rich IN ?
hurry, but their wealth, which comes from
slow and gradual savings, Is solid and can
Withstand the shocks which carry down
their basty neighbors. The men who
have ueen so anxious during the past few
days on account Of the monetary derapge-
ment have moi been those who in prosper
Gus times adhered to safe business princi.
ples. layl"t ~ .-- 10 ."'.s- IL
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BUSINESS ITEMS.


a LATELY received ne" orleans 1ea-
yune contains 2 .compFehensiye view o.
the commerce ol!!hat city, ior: the year year
ending August. II says there e is,no fea-
son ma at s .nis tme 70 believe una. less than
4WoOoo paies o. cotton VIM 90 gatn9eeisd
with iait picking season, anu uaaet IA
Vorable circumstance ssn more mige. e
produced. Inc sugar crop OF me sa.e
Is unquesuonaoiyl Delietl tnAn ias' yeat,
and q much larger yieia may DC expected
me rice product q louisiana !, y AM WIZ % lhe
nnes' IN inc annals " .ne e's'e' a sooa
wheat crop Pas been secured, and apani
dant hssyssts q corn are promised, which t
VIII assure ? large production OF meat
BreadsntiS and provisions are not likely
to DO materially dearer' The elements
Of commercial prosperity are, therefore,
not wanting. and ne commerce pt 1,he
city WIZ doubtless \, pc vasl!y INCREASED ls
during lsISs7f 'F y 81 foreign imports
ioos up Sis.slo'sso; exports loi,eoo, oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-24
MARRIED..

KLINKLKR- HoPFllAN-on Wednesday
evening, Sept. Is, 1878, BY Rev. Edward yass,
MI. FRANK KlNkLrI and Miss 1hzzts
HoYrnAHs, both Of this city. 20 .4-If-t,, Il
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T!oat NER.s ALE Or WAC.

tomDIlb5tONEh5 bAUS Or WAd.
~ ONtANDl oARRIAGRF ACfoHY.IS6 $3.50
IN pursuance OF decree entered by No cc1n.
~ Courts OF Ohio county, West Virginia. on the
fourth day d beptsmbef, 1873, III tho chap eery
earseI In ra!d; Court pending ,wherein Daniel
Schambra ID complainant and Jacob, 9rossclos
and others arcdefendants, shall d Special Com.
missioner psuied siniaaid deuee oner atpnhiic
eale, at the front door tho Court Rouse or Ohio
county, Westc Virginia, On " s9'it9,sso 2hDns
SATURDAY, oo.oSer IS, Lis7a.5 soiY
Beginning at ii.o,ciockE.A.,tiie following do.
seribed real estate, that 10 70 fay:, Lot number.
cd seventy .nine fTg) IN tho old town 81 Wheeling
In the First ward OF tho city Of whecling, m the
cpuntyof Ohio and 8tate of West iYirRinia. said
lot fronting on tho west side Of Market street
corner ofl Market md Adams streets. n 5io5'iF1
p Triinl or =0ne-third pfltiie purchase
money and such further eum a. tho purchaser
may elect, In hand, tho balance in equal install.
ments at six and twelve months nom the day OF
nale, tho purchaser giving bondsior the deferred
installments with security approved By the Com
mireionef, Haid bonds bearing Interest from the
day.ot esle. sale subj TO confirmation by the
Court and title 10 DO retained until payment OF
the purchase money IN mil. ~. n 1t5a - i,
- WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
tt-5-oI 100 flStOltI Special Commissioner.
GEO. AbWICKfIAlfsI AuetfoileIr N n Tsepf5 7
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rEof,rIb5Sa he !
ISLAND
u REAL lRSTATEynrJomn ed3 10 .7JIs3

THRUST ERai SALEIO OF ISLAND
u RxAL1 RsTATEunyoma sd3 10 .ss1e3
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust made by A. Il,
Amrine and Cynthia I. his vile 70 tho undrsigni
ed trustee, one Of which deeds Us dated Decem.
ber 1858, and recorded In the once Of the glefk
Dof the County Court oL Ohio county, West Viz
ginia, IN Deg. Book No: u, page ~, and the
,said. Clerk once inI Deed Book Nos64spage
lo5, Iwi offer d public ealc et tho front door Of
Tie Court Houseof Ohio county, on :, =. ",
, 1 Ibse5 SATURDAY, September slss, li 5asa
Bsginsing at 10Y O'Clock a. y, ,ihe following
IN fpte nP citrate on wheeling Island
shta yiginia, tSat Is % nv H esrt az
piece or parcel OF land fitnate On said islahd IN
CsL. Zane addition 10 said city. and commence
ing at the north west corner Of lot numbered
eight 80 in said addition. which is situate on
south side Of said Virginia srcet a distance of
rfxty 1907 feet IN westwardly direction; thence
south one hundred and twenty (ig0D feet; thence
east on parallel with Virginia street elxty
teol fees thence north along the, west slineoof
twenty ieet Is ia place 81 bes ianing, together
with the Buildings and Improvements % said
ground.Is All t1i.l 5Y1EIli .bOnaitbp sgVy
TEnEs on aAIE-Fourteen hundred, dollars
tSt4oot In hand, the residue OF tho pnfchase
money In two equal insnllmentst one at Dix and
with interest from that day. Deferr d install-
ments 70 b secured to the satisfaction q Irhe
lITitie believer good, hut selling isciruatee1
shall convey only such title asis vested nmeby
~ sr 90 ssSs HENRY HIM olMoRaAa, trustee frs.
WIKI HmpAHD, AtteIney:!La 90 e 5H95
WatdAa. Ahqiiit 70. is7S. s1sf
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,Obstaclessto Marriage

Giappy Reiiei fot Young ana; Men from Tho ~
fects 81 sfrors and Abuses 81 early LIE. Nan,
hood restored. Impedlnents 10 MARRIAGE 10
renlfltsb remeGies BopkH and circnlars sent,
nee, In sealed envelopes Atdfesk HOWARD.
AsSo oIknIoN, No. 3 South Ninth ST., Philas,
delpbi1 .Pa,-aril institution having high fepu!t
tattoo for honorable conduct and npfolesssopsG
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UNPRECEDENTED sue CESS OF
The Enterprise Baking Powder

. It's great popularity Is due 10 The fact, that 1t
Is the PuREsT, CHEAPEST and BEST BAKING Pow.
pEw II ne na.kss s t6 n ,oa,I,,ss,o,s
nnyfg 9fGiE - YOU Is0 bWheefifl9.. W. Va!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-24

TOR sALE-TWO SMALL FARMS
q on the B. D o. r. r, between Moundsyille
and Glen Easton-one OF 90 acres, the other 90
They adjoin and will DO sold together Or separate
About tb acres under cultivation. balance vel
tImbered. A comfortable Dwelling House. Barn,
Stable, &C. and D choice Apple Orchard, Win
other fruit. Il
Also, wo.story Brick House with Ave rooms,
on wheeling Island, Ohio street.
sepI6 l. IRWIN, Agent E
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- - III iT1T gi-7ssa
~ "a .,,ss Pa.anted February a Sc SIT
Rtna rate Co, Barnesyle, Ohio, Paentees Sole


ssp1a, a,a
%
Gatetn
1s7s
ang Crate p. 5 boilers stss
entire subtraction We have Tied .f;
H''' yours Rspesafss AA 4s ~
sl,s 8ys Nrn Wonls Coz WnzzrSo Sept s1sa
public within
~ ' - e - r DUBOIS. worksce
70 a,a4o e.. s.1} oaiesaae ,ss
furnaces
ts 5
DID time i was as place Being aus On
not MT
meal sl ~ WnsAfs srEAs BRik Y4ag East WH.E,ke 8sNA
WITH
delivered and placed
h
issdaiaen iio furnaces menoaed
. sssh IS
sssHsr-3l 81. szzoosER Esls
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'TRUsTEE's SALE.

81 D. virtue ofa deed OF trust made Janc %, 1858,
by William Dixon and wife TO tho undersigned
trustee, which deed Is Of record In Deed Book
County Court ocohio county, West Virginia. ]
WIN offer ut public sale at tho font door OF tho
Court House Of Ohio county, on 22= l!A' -i''
SATURDAY. September "a. 1873, i5di
Beeinning At 10 O'Clock A. M tho following do
sss ssa s9es me- e ssS I 9Ss &c
OF Wheeling, commonly allied Bnena Vista, with
the BUILDINGS and fmpfov ernents thereon.
slTnnsro1 BALE BAR mo purchase money
cash in hand, tho other Ihalf payable In. ak
months Sm aay q ME With Interest and 60
y Title believed good, bnt selling % trustees
shall convey only such title as ID vested In me
by said decd0f trust1m 1i9d1 eTaots0J Fzei I
. VIE H1 hasRs a Z;
j. N. MILLER, Auctioneer. /
Waeeiing, August %. 1878. dJlfg lNIs,ssauT ]
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-24
DR. JOHNSTON

Ms@bs, Of The sSyal d College q suEsOn La.
pit q whose lie has been spea. in he s s0s:ss
Of, london, Paris, Philadelphia, and elsesSs,s
has effected some OF the most astonishing rT,,,
ever known. Many troubled with riprinc !,
the head and ears when asleep, great hersa, !.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds. bs,Ss-l
ness. With frequent blushlng, attended sor.x
times with arrangement Of mind, were euitt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-24
TsLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

IL 91orgTU sfGoos-TS YHbigIt,
Forty choice Building Lots on wheeling ID
land. Price from 800 to q, 900 eaehsrTa I
Trnxs-one-fourth cash, the residue In equal
installmens at one, two and three years, with In
tefest. ~, = JHo. p, alLEHR1sT, 4
apioI M" ,ut'A'N'lA " AtTop MI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-24

THE case OF Postmaster Filley Of St.
Louis, charged with assessing his subordi.
mates five per centum Of their salaries for
some unknown purpose, currently report.
ed, however, to be the entertainment Of
President Grant, on the occasion Of the
Presidents last visit to that city, has ex-
cited, SO, much comment that MIR. Elly
has at last publahed card in explana-
ton. The. substance oil II Is that he denies
exacting any money, but admits that he
received some voluntary contributions
he himself being contributor. What
this money was voluntarily contributed"
for he does not say, although he denies
that it was for table expenses in the case
Of President Grant or any body else. As
matter Of fact, he says it was put into a
bank, where 1t remained untouched until
he ordered 1t 10 be returned to those
from whose pockets it came. He says he
supposed his action was in accordance
with the rules Of the reformed" civil SER
vice, but that . new copy of those rules
Just received from Washington has shown
his mistake. We are then to believe that
the Postofice clerks Of 81. Louis are &C
customed TO make voluntary contribu-
tons" for no known purpose; that their
official superior sometimes joins them in
this pleasant but uneconomical diversion;
and that the money thus raised is put
into various banks, to his order, for what
reason no one knows. II Is very sin
gular case Of personal extravaganza, and
ifthe government officers generally spend
their salaries SO freely and aimlessly,we
donot understand how they manage to
save money enough TO take care Of them.
selves when they are old. T" ~, ANS si.It
TEE Fredrick County Agricultural soci.
ETY. hold their next Fair OF friedrich, Nd,
on the 18th, 18th, 10Th and 18th Of Octo-
Der. For attractiyeness and general sue.
cess the Fairs Of this Society during the
past four yearab shave perhaps BEEN une:
qualled, % evidence by the immense at
tendance of visitors. Arrangements are
being made to render the coming Exhlbi.
ton SIN more attractive. The grounds
have been enlarged, and the track extendr
ed to half mile; Hon. Daniel VOORHEES,,
will deliver the annual address. The Bali
,imore and Ohio and Fredrick and Penn;
sylvania line railroad companies will issue
round-tr,p tickets, and will carry articles
and stock at reduced rates. -. % ui
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-24
uoUsEs AND LOT FOR SALE

very desirable House, containing FIVE rooms,
located on Hampden; between (old) 9Th and It'll
streets. This housewas lately renovated, paintst
cd and papered, aud sinexceltento order. A rare,
opportunity 70 now offered 70 those whaling TO
TH0S, FloWENS, or TOT. 81 Gillespie, Real
Estate Agent 25th ST. bet, Main and Market,
Centre w healing. - - HepA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-24

iCToCK OF GROCERIES, FOR SALE
~ AND BUSINESS STAND FoR- REMIT
WI 5sns IL sSsS 81 p ssss s ssss
THERE'S good assoftmefitof Groceries, &C., on
hand, which will DO sold low 10 close tho bnsi.
neiS. The dwelling or eight rooms attached VIII
be rented separate from store room n desired,
Sc hSs % lss 1ssSi.s. !ssaSs
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FoRsALE

The Stone House. with nearly nine sores ID Of
land, In, the village q Leatherwood, In Ohio
John koG, Is ior sale. n
For price, terms, &C.. apply to.
aus BEVERLY n. E0FF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-24

x sdjs, Sure md SPEEDY Cure for Diarrhca,
Dysentery, Cholera Morbps, summer Complaint,
&c. This medicine is used and endorsed by
greater number Of people than aEy other prepar-
- MocABE, KRAFT b Co, Proprfetors,
LEGO Esasilud = wheeling, W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-24

|HoREsFI sAALLEE1aro3 bss iglaY 3
seventy acres Land, on the waters Of Glen's
Run, underlaid withcohL Lower Sis or Islsnd,
In the Ohio river, containing about II acref.
Three acres OF land within four miles OF St
Louis. These lands arc offered to close ont m
estate. Call on @
sepl6 GRO. y. TINGLk. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE. !
II ~ .S1DtLssajoT
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nOR sALE-OPTICAL AND MUSIC
l Store. Established % yesrea " IN the In
tension of retiring nom bushnell, Iolct for sale
with stock and fixtnrcs. II Is In tho best oust.
mess portion Of the city, has large run OF hfst
class customers, In % well Is out OF the citB
TO DO sold at great bargain for the next thirty
Gays Aaafe'iM MRS. G. E. CARTWRIGHT. J,
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POARDING G. qidE1odn9m GOV, SsI
lOoo5 az haIutO11a raw saliimf1oo n
Having reopened the house lately occupied By
Mn. Dufield. corner Union and, Eonrth streets.,
/ am now prepared 10 accommodate peasons
wishing Boarding BY the day, week month,
on reasonAle terms. aLs1 iiiC VltTt-.IGi SAL
a ags!gs0 81 saasssc isMss. 5. ,55anEs. y
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4 AspCARD TO- TEE CITIZENS
A Especially those who would nke to- hsYp
anextra Of ncatsf nhmbe than the city farniAhes;
i9IHgat2d HARRY SMITH 81 7
wlitfuinish you with any class o. number, from
q plain painted one TO tho finest gold and pearl,
at prices toispit all. a Call at 1hi6 shop on Min
street.. below Il. K. LISTS, and 600 samples Of
private and city nnmbers. ~. -. hep2S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-24

will offer for sale OF the front door Of the
Court House, in Wheeling, Ohio Co., W. Va, on
,ysn, SATURDAY, October 4slls'al3sg J
At 10 O'Clock i. H., one.half OF Lot No. II, in
Graham's addition, on ON street between ouin-
cy and Centre. On said lot there Is O double
twostory Frame Houfe.
Tho house was formerly occupied by Joseph
Connolly. . MI 2
ARTHUR LITTLE, Admir-. :,
JIM. Auetioneef. ~ ~ sep9S
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IlAnnAsg'g kfFgHyrscEsr srfdxEn ARHnixsTs
and tie lanador, depression and nervous debiii!
~, which arc inevitable results Of indigestion,
biiiousness and On irregular habit Of body Will
cease. Tho Aperient con airs AZ chemical bases
oflthe famous setter aspiing Is quite an DO.
neious,3 and Eequaiiy Ieffeshtnga sold BY al
dtngaists.s la.rnnl sienihIudpa aeptd&w y
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MRS. @. Z. CARTWRIGHT.
4 eepl6,sGeltEH gNsNai8 q u. g. Box ~.
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Has discovered the most Certain. snOOA, :.
only Efectual Remedy In the weird ior w -
ne.s Of ne Back @ Limbs stristure., 1ase,ioss,
Of tho Kidneys and Bladder, lnyolant.iy DI.
ssa.Es InPSissn1 1 ssssta i DEBILITY
a sos ass fspasa q TX ss fHR I'LL rs
ty,. Trembling, Dimness Of Sight GldsIssSl
Diseases OF tho &c. 4. Throat, Nose Or sfIS i !
ieetions Of tho Liyef, Lungs, stomach Or r. l
.ihose Tsuibls Disordct1 arising nom soli,.s
Hsbite OF Youlh.- sEcHrT and solitary urSr,I.sI
more fatal 10 thdif victims than the sdnss n y
syIenss 70 Tho ntriners or Ulysses, 6ilSSsssss
dering marriage, &c, impossible. '9'
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have been the yie.in.o o, sOm
fyViee, that dfcadfnl and dssrust,y,s eSCi ia,
which annually sweeps 70 an untineIy s Sasl
thousands Or Young Non or ne most ., wv.
talent md brilliant fntalleet, who mipst osstse
wise have entranced listening sena;as IN, ySse q
thunder OF hlcquenee, or walked 10 eeSt.sss " v
thrilling Tyre, may call With fall eonldenecy "
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~ 2 u BRipdEroar, OHIO. June 10, 1873:
solicited ono year ago,tto provide Ourselves with
OF our furnaces fitted up with them rs feared
would soon prevent toe lover from producing that
10 one Of It's greatest features Bat 10 our grat
b test given Il every with the easo and
place. Being, therefore. entirely satshed this
,ronounce the "Etnato DO all that You claim It 10
4 .sto cut down expenseLn we soy hesltatenot 70
I " 70 'fJuuliW stShTTH d SON.
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.1Etno CRATE Bar, Co.--aINrLEuxN: When solicitet
your Bar, we consented 70 have but portion OF on
they wonid not and that warping would
Feref5e facilitating OF rocking moon which 70 ono
freedom 70 did 1t tho time II was fftt put in place.
point M e o. oil others we unhesitatinely pronoun
be- and to those using steam power and wheeling no G.
put in the Ktna Bars Truly, ~. Wfi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21

ciesy' is difficult for q European TO be-
iieve, and yet such q country does really
exist With US ''Dans une socicse bien or
ganisee chacun doit concourir Psryenent
de tous: eft c'est ce point dc vue que
dordre MULE part: 10 fou'c ne ssrait vlcs
que'une cohue." Yet books LAYING dawn
rules on etiquette are often very ahsard
and contradictory. They recount vhs,
every one knows. and leave untold she
very things that would instruct and bene.
ft. Even the two books now reecmmen.
ded to be read together pass over MANY
points which it is desirable should be So
thoroughly understood tha, there will be
no one left to suppose they represent "a
new saandars :, when in rcslisy sisey are
only new to those whose education has
been neglected in these minor details of
good manners.
Until We have some settled rules adap-
ted to the times and suiting our mode Of
life. those who are really desirous of doing
all In their power TO contribute to the
agreeabiity of social intercourse could ask
themselves. when any doubt arises as to
their course Of action. What would
wish to have done we're cur cases revers-
ed Z and having once decided, thew
would do well to follow the advice given
in those few lines from the German
DO right and fear no one: thou maycst
bn sure that with all thv consideration for
the world. thou wilt never satisfy the
world But if thou gocst forward straight
on thy wav. not concerning .thyself with
the friendly or unfrendly glances of men.
then thou hast conquered the world, and
it is subject to thee
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21

B!a-b'rs< him never Knew h" w,s half
81 s'on, til yesterday. and he's handy
with his 6s,s. sno I suppose he's the
hsn.iirst uiaa With his fisss ever saw"
Then he went for you. dill he!" wa
askcl innoecrtlv.
''Jnst so. Exactly. I suppose hs
went for me sbou, the bes, he knew. hat
| don't hold ne grudge agains, John
Smith. l suppose he ain, good man
to hold grudce against. only | want to
see that man what printed the piece. I
want to see him bad. feel a. though ID
would sco;he me to sec tha, mau. want
to show him how 4 drunken man ac,s
when you pour water doxu the spine Of
his back. That's slas. snme fa1r
Our visitor. who had poured sater dcwu
the spine of a drunken mans back. re-
mained until about 8 o'clock in the even
ing. and then went up the street to fnd
the man that printed that little piece.
The man he is looking for started for Al
aska last evening for summer vacation.
and will not be back before September,
lS1S.-tiicu Herald.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21

1oSrsrr.-During class meeting held
several wears since, Brother Jones went
among the congregation. Finding thcss
an old man notorious for his endesvor to
serse God on the Sabbath and Satan the
rest Of the week. he said:
well. Brother Dick, I'm glad to see
YOU here. llav'nt stole any turkeys since
| saw you last. Brother Dickr'
mo. no. Brulder Jones; NJ turkeys"
"Nor any chickens. Brother Dick?'
"No. no. Brudder Jones: no chickens I"
Thank the Lord. Brother Dick. That's
doing well. brother" said Brother Joacs.
leaving Brother Dick. who Immediately
relieved his own hurdcncd conscience by
saving to n"ighbor, with an immense
sigh Of relief
"Ef he'd sail ducks he'd had me-"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21

ARsENr MrxpxD PKopLR Sir Isaac
Newton wanted his servant to carry out
stove that was getting too hot.
\ fellow stole Sir isaac's dinner before
his eyes. and he afterwards thought he
had eaten it because he saw the dishes
empty
4 Scotch professor walked into the mid
die Of a horse pond while rondering on FL
nal Causes.
Ben Franklin punched down the fir.
with the finger of young lady sitting ae
his side. and severely burned the lily
white poker.
A gentleman in Troy received a'lcttcr
in the dark. aud used it to light lamp.
and looked about for il to read.
Pere Gratrv. one day in Paris. think
ing he had left his watch st home. took
it OF. OF his pocket to see if he had time
TO 60 back after it.
Ncandcr. the church historian. used to
20 10 his lectures in his nj eht cap aud
night gown, and sometimes walked in the
gutter.
But al these cases do not cqaal that Of
a man who takes paper year after year
and always forgets to pay for it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21

Hunter never was heard from again. The
family imagined that she had remained
with her friends. and. of course, were not
uneasy about her. / had left her within
sight OF her own dosr. and why she did
not reach II shall never know. But I
do know that in some woful manner she
died that night. aud that her parting .pir-
it paused in its fight to bic me q long
farewell.
! have outlived my youth. and the sus-
p'cion that fell upon me and embittered
many years of my existence; but shall
never outlive my love for Grace Hunter.
or my remorse for sha. nights woful work.
shall never outlive the kucwledre that,
tn ffrc maduess csused by wine ana 40
evil woman's enchantment, was the cause
of my darling's death.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21

GRAHAM BRA.p Make a sponge BY
boiling four good-si.od potatoes; when
soft, mash fine: then stir in n cup offlour:
pour on the water in which the potatoes
were boiled scalding hot. and il not sufii-
cicut TO make three pints of the mixture.
add cold water. When the milk is warm.
ESS-a:a ESsSs IN . ssacpp Of @ s.!. ye.... and ct in
becomes light. put in a tcacup of good
brown sugar (whi,e is no. good). aud stir
in Graham -four until thick enough to
drop heavily into the creased baking
pans. Set it to rise again. and bake in a
moderately hot oven forty minutes. This
quantity will make two large loavcs. and
when taken from the oven should be al
lowed TO stand FIVE minutes before rcmo-
val from the pans. Shee.-iron bread pans
are much TO be preferred TO tin for any
bread, but especially for Graham. baking
more slowly. but much more evenly. II
the sponge seems at all sour, add little
soda.