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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

For THE Ladies. Ladies have, 70
doubt, often wondered why cashmere
shawls are so expensive. A part Of
the reason at least is thus explained;
1t is only the summer wool that is
used, and this is blesched by a prepa-
ration of rice and -four. On plain
shawls, the weaving is effected By q
long, heavy and narrow shuttle, but
this is superseded by wooden needles
when the more ordinary variegated
shawls are to be made. For each col-
ored thread a different needle is used.
So slow is the process when the design
is elaborate that the completion OF
a square inch will occupy three persons
for a day, and shawl OF remarkable
beauty would take this number OF
years for its execution; but q number
are engaged on the same shawl, accord
ing to The speed required. Siogularly
enough, it is only the inner side OF the
shawl that is exposed to the view OF the
workman, be being guided by the de-
sisn placed before him and the dlrec-
tons of q skilled supervisor OF the
work. The thread is previously spun
and died by women.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
New YORK Market.
N,. V.p naoa,,,


FLOUR-Quiet a. S. 7096 90 for su-
perfue state; 6 j0@6 IS for extra do
6 S0G6 S. for choice do; 6 9097 80
for fancy do; 5 60@6 90 for super
fine western; 6 S097 10 for choice DO ,
! 4OGS 90 for choice white.
WHEAT--Dull and heavy at
81 80 Tor No. . Milwaukee; ! 55@l So
for No. > Chicago; 62 for No. , Min.
Aesota.
CORN-Shelled firm at Soc for west
ern mixed 76@S0c for new western.
PROVISIONS-The pork market is
firm at SIC - 70, mess and IA 90 for
prime mss. Beet is firm at s 15@
ii CO for plain mess and II 5O9l3 OO
for extra mess.
LARD-Firm prime steam Sic.
COTTON-Unchsnged at l6tc for
low middlings ard lGc for middliug
uplands
WHISKY-Quiet st 97c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

We ARE gratifed to announce that
n m;:srably managed institution, the
? ( A. Telegrsph Company, is no
,,;e. /: diej OF cficisliucompetency.
he Western Union does the business
". Oar readers will be benefited
,syeby, and We hOre the public at large
~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

GAEz aas been deposed from the Pres
.--cg Of san Domingo and Gen. Bon
LES ias been chosen in his stead.
..i: j. is stated, was done BY q general
..:.:.as Of the people against the cor
....52 and selfshness OF BAEz in en-
..lvo'jng to sell Ssmans Bay to GRANT
=. tie trading-colony project, which
ATS headquarters in Wall street,
~ York.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
NEW JERSEY.
Murder.

. JERSEY CITY, Dec. 27.-At P. NJ
to-day policeman Michael Connally
was arrested, charged with the mur-
der of Patrick Flannery, whom he
attacked yesterday and struck with
a club. causing fracture of the skull,
from the effects of which Flannefy
died to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market.

New YORK, December -.
Money was active at the elise st
per cent. Foreign exchange CLOSED
firm at l0S!@l0Ss for sixty days r.
lO9;@lO9I for sight Gold weaA,
and declined from ll04 to ll0t close
at llOl. Governments closed firm; |
S. 6's lI5f@ll6. State bonds dull an,
steaNv
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

reported rom New York, that
-, the jury in the case Of The Peo-
s,snst Mayor Hall announced
verdict, the audience broke into
,;;-, Of applause, which the court
.,N ob;ect to-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

COOP ROADS VS.. SCHOOLS. - Gen
STRoTnEs. (Porte Crayon,) j. RUFUS
SMITH, DR.. EWING, and other distin.
guished citizens OF Berkeley Springs
held Il public debate, recently, on the
following question:
"ResoiOed, That good roads and thors
oughfsres are Of more advantage in ad'
vancing apd developing civilization
than good schools"
The Mercury says the decision was
in favor of1he roads.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

>iyc8 war" is 20 be made on al who
.T9: tue removal OF the Capital from
.l;.ss,on, by ring OF small pol;ti-
81: IN that delightful town, We can
.-!sr.tsni why certain members OF
e: legislature failed to represent their
":::j.uen!s on this question. II the
.:a, e take hand in the matter, we
zig.ae it will soon be discovered that
5 s2:: one ring has an end.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

-, country exchanges are general
..,,,ed in announcing that There
/, 10 paper next week" and that
,.. ,srrier will wait upon his custom
18th 3 handsome address, on New
rs.:isy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29


1hE Norysn.o~n Fsa says the
'''d' IN Aonoassia coua,y are in a
F''se condition than they have been
,-e'e ten years, 1t is almost i'm possi-
''s 'or 'our horses to hau, g. carriage
O mack containing :our persons twenty
''"s' on the Fa.Tmont and Uniontown
.'-i' How gladly, says the Post, we
'~'1 pay roai tax, If one large
~ ,'a were imposed, to thoroughly
%. ,>''a 'Sm'ze our turnpike. That's it,.
,Rs business and comfort Of our people
-'|aai better roads; and better roads
.AoRoi te bull, withou. money and la
W. Money jpdiciously spentin build.
= permanent roads is as wise an in
SoI as money spent 10 build
s''i oarns or good fences. The
Auo'Aes IN which good roads aye
.''s1 receive an annual dividend on
49, l-.0aey invested in them ia the way
'0g able to haul larger loads, in
.us' IN horsehesb, wear and tear Of
.,,S,2 Sol' and harness and in genera,
-, 'v'' and convenience; aud IN add,
,,,: 'Dsy receive their investment back
.D n the Increased value of thei,
n.s tE As farmers become bushes.
'aey will build better roads.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

TBE Berkeley Springs Mercury gives
jenny 7. notice that he may as we'll
sy quits" with cousin ANNER MARI
81. srce the iste Legislature made it
.,,awful for first cousins to marry.
lie men who voted Tor that law were
.aey married men or those who had
0 pretty c,u..rs who were fond OF teas
e them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
CHRISTIAN" FISANCIERING.

The country has been learning from
CoLrAx Senator PATTERSON, HARLAN
q O Howard, AMEs, BINGHAM, ct id
oo,oh;, ot "Cbr;.tian
o"'"S genus 'W w.
S;atesmanshlp' t1e last 'e" Se" ~ =
all begin 10 have an ldea aoout wna' II
is at least q good deal OF light was
.h-on, r,or tho spbiect BY the Credit
Ih'o"n upo" ho co,,rv
MobitNeE lnVes'ig"'o" ""u 'ne "'
Grab and the Freedmau's Bureau bus
mess. We now hear OF "ChrIstian
Bank. Q" Exactly what it is we don't
know but suspect it is a near relation to
the ,,ate,maaship, which runs the gov
eminent and rules the people in the
name Of the Lord" 4 circular Issued
nv H., Christian banking house Of
D,y,r, PRESTON, & Co, OF Detroit,
,r;,tel m white raper and 10 purple
;,l with q sapctimoneous length to its
foc. and q pious pIacidity in its types,
contains the following paragraphs:
o'-''',o -t.- OH o1s~ the financial
wave had rolled over us, and crushed
US Tor the momen; to the earth IT Trust, i.
ing, not in National Banks; no. bo 10
SAVINGS bSnhs' S,ps "O' ,si,h 81 "a and stood
.n;,b u:.j MAJ -. and bv US some of them Tor
more than twenty years, but trusting
in the Lord, We said: en- I9eFt T'haFa LssGs :
abead-theFe 5 nelP Lo,, ,n % nower in
wen..u eu !"
p' :. ,b.r saws that, Of their 100000
liabilities oa the 9th OF September
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

WE see the statement floating around
be Republican papers, that the IA
n: formed an organization in
.:.es;oD, recently, for the purpose Of
~.,g to &c: possession ofthe offices o.
=. State aud their hands into the
,Ys.urv. Their numbers are small,
z: iis;, appet;tes are large and vo-
s,-nrs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
CHICAGO.
The WorhiRSm en-.

CHICAGO, December 2S.-The work.
iUgmen have very generally scquiesced
in the proposition made by the Relief
and Aid Society TO relieve the neces-
stiles OF all persons in destitute con-
dition on application at their Office. A
large number OF persons called upon
the society yesterday and those found
to be utterly in need were given small
sums Of money. II there were any
fears Of riot they have been allayed
by the disposition OF the workingmen 10
accept the situation.
The DefauIttns Treasurer.
Mr.. D. A. Gage, ex.Treasurer, last
evening turned over to the city author
tiles all his property, in satisfaction Of
the treasury deficit. The property has
been placed in the hands OF 8 trustee
and will be sold as fast as possible for
the benefit OF the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
Commissioners Sale Of Real
Estate.

John Marsh
vs.. In ClPrcfry
Vim. Marsh and Others
In pGrEGance OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court of Onto County IN the aDo Je entitled
cause, win
On Monday January 2GIh, 1874
At 10 O'Clock, 4. n, on the prenises, 81!
the following described property. that h to
say, parts Of lots numbered Eve u and SIX
~ IN that part Of The City OF Wheeling
known az South Wheeling, fiOrnerly
Ritchietown), with the buildings and i'm
pTOyements thereon. The port Ons OF lots
10 be sold are full lots with the exception
0 a small strip cut on the rear end Of each
By diagonal line running across them ::
they are situated on the alley hack OF Coal
stTee', near It's intersection with Caldyel!
street, iO!t namssj
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third Of the purchase money IN cash
and the remainder in two CQlaI install
mens payable IN siI md twelve months
respectively nom the day OF SAFE. sa!e on
the premises.
HENRY ". RUSSELL,
Special Commissioner.
GEO, A. WICKHAM,
AuctIoueer.
decE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

William Il. Sage, a married man Of
Roston has committed suicide because
q young lady wouldn't run away Win
him,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CEIg7 SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHIyGToy, Dec =, IAN

W AEE 'AHr'I ~N1 - - - J
PROBABILITIES.
For the Southern States auI The
Mississippi valley generally, clear
weather vii! prevail, with light TO fresh
ard variable winds aud continued low
temperature. For New Eagla1d and
the Middle and Atlantic States, light
t. fresh ror,hwe-te.ly ald -01:h wes:er.
Il winds, With continued low tempera,
ture. For the Lake region, fresh to
t!isk soulaerlg sd westerly winds, with
generally cloudy weather; lower tam
perat1re, with possibly sreas OF light
snow. For the Ohio valley, so1tberly
winds veeriug to westerly with lower
temperature and generally fair weather.
For the toyth-wes:, decidedly lower
temperature with northerly to westerly
winds and lesg cloudiless.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

"g nave news this merning, By tele-
;:s.5 that CASTELAR, will demand the
':;2:a ofthe Virginius to the Spanish
ialori,ies. Why not? After the
....lLauimous course OF hissoyernmen;
.:ouyhout the whole affair, /, would be
r:aale if Spsins demand in this IN
.a1c, be not Immediately compiled
7ia, accompanied hS most pro'ouad
:golg.5s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. o.,
COTTON-S!cady; low middlipCs
l5c.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Steady and unchanged.
CORN-Firm; mixed western 7Sr
OATS-Firmer; western mixed 80
j3c; do white 53@5jc.
RYE-Firm at SS@gjc.
PROVISIONS-DuIl aud heavy and
prices unchanged.
WHISKY-Unsetlled and lower at
QSc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

The SteubenviIle Ga:sHs refers TO
;-s Wheeling REGISTER as an organ Of
'-s Baltimore and Ohio Railroad COM
.aog.
Eswesume th.s powerful corpora
'oa To1d Je a. little inclined to
'-o1.ds7 ;ae homo. o. such or-anshi2
.';-e NgosTER would. We nave re.
a'tel JonS GARRETT "a the only or
~ o'tAe B. so. r. L. Company, and
-s REGISTER as the organ o. none 9th
i'2a7 those whose nsmes sand at
< -e'i as eitoss and propr;etors. II
= a'e not mistaken, the days Of orssns
is'@e5 and corporations have passed
sway, and successful Aew papers are
LOW managed Ike any other legitimate
,le!asss enterprise.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
H'hccling 9relstrr,

.,v CRyERoN is over seventy.four
IA Whom the Gods love die
.--I.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

WE find the following singular item
in letter from Nicholas county, West
Virginia, published in the Richmond
Whig. AS the law absolutely forbids
the marriage Of relations go near, we
presume tLere is some mistake about
it. How lady Of nearly forty" could
have grandson "about eighteen years
Of age" may suggest a query;
A marriage Of rather singular des-
cription took place in Greenbrier a
short time since. A young man about
eighteen years Of age, by the name Of
Zoph, married his grandmother, a lady
nearly forty. BY this coup de main he
becomes his fathers pa and his own
grandfather. and thereby occupies a
supremely independent and enviable
position. This is considered regular
love affair. and doubtless is:
Therefore is love said to be child,
Because in choice he IS so OFT Itbeguiled.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

Tickets 70 all principal points in the Esa
and west can be procured az the UnL N
Ticket ONCE, IN McLure House, and Al I a
Stancn a. Bridgeport.
IuIu Gent Passenger and Ticket Ayep,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
|. H. l0NGD0N, A, My M. D.,
store Room For Renf.

THE DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND.
J. No. l0l7 Main street, now occupied by
r. ". Porter a. Boot and EEOe store.
Posse sion given April lst- Apply 10
decZ5 J. y, SHEPPARD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
The Treatment Must BE Both IOcnI
and General.

The Treatment Must BE Both OcnI
ana General.
The local treatment consists in the IHHA-
LATIOS OF INDICATED VAPORS. This pro-.
cess conveys the medicine directly TO a. Q
diseased parts and must commend Itself to
the judgment OF every one as Just UhGt O.
necessary in the CdSc II j. not mere Uallii-
| tive OF Consumption, but in many cases a
great curative remedy. Knowing this TACT
as W do, IL would be criminal not 10 urge
| II upon those who suffer with this terrible
disease and are last crOwding the gates al
death. What can be more reasonable OT
more necessary than 10 apply the remedy
to the tut erClc and cavity In the diseased
lung? DO we not apply oininents, lotions
pOultices, congresses, and many other
gents 10 an infiamed eye, ear, throat and
skin? Why not so treat the irritable and
inflamed mucous membranes which llnc
the bronchial tubes and air cells In tie
lungs? Thousands die with Consumption,
not for want OF muscular strength to eIpeI
the matter which Is htrangling them, but
because the lungs cannot be inflated below
the mucous plugs which ODstTuct the
bronchial tubes and cells, 30 as 10 force out
the offending matter which IN slowly but
surely sapping the very fountains OF life. A
well chosen medicated vapOr In all such
cases would save the patient by diSSOlviug
the mucous and stimulating the expiring
membranes 20 It's expulsion. What can h.
more absolutely noceSSuy than that fODth-
ing, Alternative, astrlnRent, stimulating or
anti-hwmOTrhagic vapOr, as the case may
require, should be inhaled into the lung
cavity which is filed with pus, mucous,
serum and dissolved tUbercle? All the ply
steal changes IN the bronchial tubes aud
lungs, resulting from the tubeTculOus DE-
ease are produced by causes which medlcsi-
ed inhalation al the proper time would al
most infallibly remove. How strange that
treatment at once 30 simTlP, natural and
eiiicaCiOus should be 10 neglected
While the local treatment rs going on,
Constitutional Remedies should always be-
employed, by which the strength OF the pa
tient IL renewed, the night tweatE broken
up, the diarrhOea checked, the fever con-
trOlled and the general health inyigoratcd.
DR.. LongdOn's InhaieTs and InhnI.
ants
Are wholly unlike those in common use
and are perfectly adapted 20 the objects Ia
be attained by Inhalation. They contain
no india rubber tubes which soon become
filthy and themselves he cd1L5c NJ dueGtD
Our Inhalant Medicines are Com pounded
by ourselves, perfectly pure, non-pOisOnOus
and will not Iail TO give relief even in CasGs
that cannot be permanently cured.
Fees for a full course OF treatment by Me
dicated Inhalation and Constitutional IL
medies DCGHtUeiy within the reach OF all.
Medicines for all Diseases by mali and CE-
press 10 all parts Of the country.
Persons who may becom our patients ca
rely upon our best efforts and skin for tLe.T
restoration 10 health.
once Hours-FrOm 9 a. m. 10 . r. m
when not professionally absent
ONCE and residence,
1909 EOFF (old Fifth Street,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29

Lieutenant Colonel FREDERICK DSN1'
frs, sop OF the President and helr-sp'
parent, who has been on Gen. sHERl'
Denis staff for some time, has been or
dered to Washington as recruiting ana
disbursing officer. The new posl'ion
will NOT entail any severe hsrdshlPs
y rnor the Lieutenant Colonel, while he
viii be enabled to enter the distinguish
.a socis,v with which the Capital i'
f1lled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
Patent shipping Tags.

over two hundred millions have been
used within the patt ten years, without
com olsint OfjOE' bY tag becoming detached
All EIpfe>s com psnies use them. sold by
PEnieTs and sti!OEers everywhere.
ortlS.FD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
DR.. Longdon
OS THE
TREAT M UN II
CONSUMP PTION.
Can Consumption be Cured :?

In many cases 1t can. lst. By absorbing
the tubeTcles. I'd. BY re-establishing the
assim.lative function, building up the gen.
eral health, arresting the tubercuiOus depO-
sit, reducing tubercles already formed 10 an
indolent state and, by a strict observance Cf|
the laws OF health, kee eeping them In this
condition through life. 30. BY healing the
cavities after the tubercles have sOneucd,
broken down and been expelled by cxpec'
tOratiOn. 4th. BY changing the tubeIclC 10
a lparpOng matter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
Rnnk Statement.

The bank statement is favorable,
showing a gain Of Sl,356,l25 in net
reserves, and the banks now hold
Sl2, 2,G0l, 80 in excess Of the legal re-
quirement of % per cent. The fol-
lowing are the figures
Loans, increased, SJO2, 600; specie,
increased, 81, ,526, 400; legal tender,
increased, $7G, 300; deposits, increas-
ed, $1,O35, 600; circulations, incrcas-
cd. S3O. 700.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-29
OlsYelan6 & Pitwbnrgh Z. 2

Il on AID AFTER Dc.
- =--=.- =, !G@, TTslEs, Will rLn
EylIDE-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-09

Coon RxsoLrsurSs ron 1S7s.-Th..i
~nut ,rnsa snny MOVE stsArs, only at sum
body else's expence. ~
That wont borry or leud-espeshily
lend.
That win live within mi inkum, IL i
hav tew git trusted teW do Il.
That wont advise emmy body. until
kno the kind ov advise they are anxious
tew follow.
That wont wear emmy more lite boots,
if hav tew 90 barefoot tsw do it.
That wont swop dogs with no man, un.
less ! kan swop two for one. -
That wont swear emmy, unless am
under oath. g..
That poverty may be blessing. but 4
it iE. it il blessing In disguise.
That will take my. whisksy hereafter
straight-straight to tbe gutter.
That the world owes me liviug--pro.
vided earn II.
That wont swop Emmy horses with the
deakon.
That no man shall beet INC in pcli,eness,
not so long A. politsncss kontinues tew be
AZ cheap ~ 1t il nov.
That If man kalls me a phool. won,
ask him tew prove il.
That | will lead moral life. even if
60 loncsum and lose good deal Of fun by
it.
Tha. ifa man tells me amdle won't Xix
i will beleave what he ser without tricing
it.
! That the best time tew repent ov blum.
der i1 just before the blunder is made.
That will try hard to be honest. but j,
will be just nay darned luck to miss it.
That wont grow emmy kats. Spontan-
cous xats have killed the business.
That i win love ms mother-in-law If il
takes all the money kan earn tew do il.
That believe real good lies are getting
skarser and skarser every dsy.
That When hear q s.au brsgging on
bis ancestors wont envy him. bat VII
pity shs ancestors.
Finally. ! vili sarsb for things that are
Iisls, for things that are lonesuu. avoid.
ing I'll torch lite proseshuns, bands oy bras
mSsic, WimmiD1 rights con nveushuus, and
grass widders generally.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-09

A Harry HoME. first year of
married life is most important era in the
history OF man and wife. Generally, as
it is spent. so il almost al suhsequcat ex-
issenee. The wife and the kusband then
assimilats their views and thsir desires, or
else. sonjuring up their d;slikes. they add
fuel 10 their preiudiees al Aninosities
forever sftsrwsrd. sI kaSs sonswhefs
rad, says Rev. II. WI. q s. Bsidal
8rsetine. "cf ! tRt1tstoG NJ sloried
II, his scceasr;s;siess ~ io(oG1SSa biz
hide 70 ,ceo@paay hid IT. - essdsa.
. day or tvo aftsr their uo11ise. He
thea thssW . line ovse ~ NJ e their
costags. Giving his wiJs 90 end Of IL,
he retresaed % de othss Gias. and ex.
claimed 'ss1s - sr3-
..Pulf The li,e" ssl 'es i issalr.'
She pulled L. st hin requsut, q Tar as
she could. He cried
s.Pull it over" aA1ni
81 can't." she replied. y1e
s.But pail viii alI your 61xAt," I" shout-
"a the vhinsssal husSana. ~
Bst win ssrs IN ths s1ses ssshe bride
% psli ever The lius. - luse = her hos
band held % ~ the opposlle end. Hut
uhen ke came sruo1a. 81 they .bosh
pulled e oss sad. 4 s..s ovr vith great
ease. 80
There said be. - - h ssii from
the rcof. s.yoa - boz kord oud ineiSc-
!, ,tusl vas or laboe whea - md i. on
positice % eaeh oehr ~ ~ cay md
1esher. " 4 's
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-01-09

CI A topc. gut 30 much on his stom-
sch the othet day that said organ repclIed
the load. As he lesned sgsinst lamp
post vomiting. a little dog happened tn
stop BY him. whereupon he INDUCED in
this soliloquy: "Well. now. here's co.
nundrum, I know where ate the baked
beans. remember where ate that lobster.
I recollcct where l 90, that rum. bat I'm
hanged IL l can recall where ate that lit-
tie yaller dog"
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Among our national post-ofices are the
ioiio~ine: Ti-Ti-To,e. Why Not. Pipe
Stem. Stony Msy. Sal Suds. Shickxhiny.
Overalls. Lookout. Last Chsncc. Marrow
Bones. So-rei Horse, Tally Ho. and Tired
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