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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-06-10

The debt statement for the month of May
shows a reduction Of "a, 456, $685. 92. This is
in spite of reduction in the revenues from
the same period last year, when many taxes
were In force which ceased on the LIST of July
last As the legislation Of the present Con-
gress has been more economical and nothing
has been done to decrease the revenues, we
may well accept Mr.. Dawes assertion that the
revenues of the next year are adequate.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-06-10

The House Committee on Patents have de-
cided to vote against the bill for the extension
of the Wilson sewing machine fpatent. The
sewing machine companies have been exerting
very powerful influences at Washington dur
ing the Winter, ana have brought to bear up
ON the committee the arguments of the best
legal talent in the country, but the committee
are known to be III large majority against
the extension. e a e 81
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-06-10

At a special meeting Of, the Board of Di-
recters Of the Pennsylvania Railroad In Phil.
adclphia on Wednesday, Col. Thomas "A.
Scott was elected President of the road BY a
unanimous vote, in place OF the late j. Edgar
Thomson. The vacancy in the Office Of First
President, created by Col. SCOTS pro.
motion, was filled by the selection of Geo. b.
Roberts, the former. efficient Second Vice
President.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-06-10
SOMETHING NEW
LIN New Hope!
Food forthe Head and Stomach

5tHE subscriber has within few weeks past opened
j Grocery Meat and Vegetable Store{n New Hope IN
kitchin's building forHefy known a The First Ma
tona Saloon, sopIo thc Town HALF fhers he win
keep full stock in the fheve he aud VII sen prices
as low can hvpurchasod anywhere d this section
The people Of TewHupe and stcr.T &c .-s
bis store trial.
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= NEWS AGENCY.

Al connection with the store the subscriber has /
.Nsxs Aseqsy presided oysS hy his ssn where he viii
keep on hand all the popular daiies, story papers
magazines DC, Subscriptions receyedby the year pub
lishcrs picgs PapcTs delivered 70 Subscribers IN all
parts Of lhe borough, s5s.ls 49, a.s.-.
New Hope, Pa. June To- is74..sl- -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-28

aud Giner, Der in amcrita auf teiuen
sriinen 3ipeis femmen piro. Sie Serli=
ner Horboeutide Iasemeine 3eituns brinst
in elmer ibrsr n%eueIten Nummcru Die fol-
9enoe .,2lnSeige":
Gin sebiloeter Wann, 80 Sabre alt,
Der mad Nmerifa min. Dem leine Steluns
ni9t erlanbt i'm 3wii6enosd su fabren,
Dem abcr Die Mittel sur Sabrt in Ger &a=
jite feblen, bietet iid hermit einem dlteren
9errn oosr Dame, Die auf Der Heiie cine
8esleitans rcip. Sdus Su BADEN ipiniden,
sesen fir i'm gu er%lesenbe YaHasc als
Witreiienoer an.
Sierten II. |. 10. bef0rbert Die Innon=
e~en.Grpeoition BON Saaienltein uno Bog.
Ter in Samburg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-28
Der 2serfiner Figaro" eridhlt : 4

Der 2serfiner uGisaro" ersdblt /: Gin
o isinellcr strife uurbe bon ei=
mem Der fliesenben @orbeter, Die an ben
iiioiiden Neuiabrstasen Sirael in Den in
Spnasosen ~umsewanbelten San5loealen
entSiden, an Smeiten jioiiden Geiertase
(Sonntas) III Seene selebt, IaGoem Die
Yrebist beenoet mar uno oer sipeite litur=
glide 5beil oes @ottesoientes Beginner
lolte, feblte Der 0orbeter. Wan tpartete
einise Minuten, ba b0rte man i'm SorSim=
mer einen @ortue9iel. nInod9tise"
eilten binSu, uno man borte unO lab Den
8eiiBer unb ben 8orbeter beftis i~treiten ;
benn Der Yorbeter, ,pel6er bisber finfssbn
Sbaler erbalten bate, wolte fir feline
Sbdtistsit plobli6 20 Sblr. BADEN. Man
Sablte inn mod flint Sblr., UNI Seanoal
gu permeioen, uno Der .fromme" Mann
p~ertiefte li9 alsbalo wieoer in lautes 8or=
beten. go purbe Der ionoerbare Strife
i'm Gottesbauie beenoet."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-28
Sm 2sariCer ARkfimati(atious.

5m Carrier ARGfimati(atioms.
Gartem fano fiirSlid elm ieltiames, wobl
nod ME bassmelenes &eneoutre suiiden
einem Glepbanten uno elmer @irafe itatt,
oas obenbrein beinabe nit Dem Sooe bes
Giiieltrdsers seenbet bate. Sie Sade
trus lid fOlseaoermaBen Su: Sobp, Der
junse elephant oes @artens, bat lid ba=
lelbit man9erlei 6reibeiten Su e~rfreuen II.
miro 10 ;u lasen tuie elm ainb oes Sauies
bebanbelt. I~lmorsenoli9 unternimmt er
in geslsituns ieines &ornafs, zines beben-
ben uno babel bod srapitatii9en Nfen,
cine 6riibpromenabe our9 Den @arten II.
ltattet ben peridieoenen SnialIen besielben
Bitten ab. Neusieris, pie Die Susenb Su
iein pilest serietb 5obp, in a5ueienbeit
Der @drter, in ben @iraHenpart, aber su
ieinem ltnsliid. oenn nidt iobalo mar bic
@irafenmutter ocs junsen unsebeuers an=
lidti9 seporOen, als lie, in Der Meinu ns,
basielbe brobe ibrer Nadfommenidaft, Die
li6 dngitli6 nm Die alte i6aarte, Dem
Ginbrinslin9 5u 9eibc gins uno ibm nit
Sufi6ldssn auf oas SdmmerliGii e Suieste.
8abreno 3obp ii9 untsr Den Wibbano-
lunsen isiner Gesnerin auf Dem 8ooen
tpdlite, bate iein pierbdnbiser Gornat Ii4
auI Den lansen SaIs Der 8iraHe sei6pun-
gen unb sriH tie nit &ralen uno 3dbnen
al. Oils Die @arter, our6 oas aampf-
setOie eri9redt. berbeieilten, bot ii4 ibnen
Elm seiabrli6er gnblid, oa beioe Sampler
aus pielen nno ni6t unbeoenfli6en @un=
ben bluteten. Ser in aler Salt eri6ies
meme grst bss GtabliIiements Ieste Dem
Glepbanten einen Serbano an, %iuorauf er
in ieinen adiis Suriidsefibrt lpuroe. Sic
SiBperlebunsen Der @iraTe aber bOten Su
~erniten Y%slorSniien @nlaB unb fOnnen
mOsli6erpsiie Oas 2eben oes 5bieres in
Srase itelen. gluf ieine MOrssnprome=
naben miro SreanO SobD iortan uobl uer-
5i6ten miifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-28
Spra6e Der @eis6eit.

-Man n0tbise lebbafte Haturen ju
lunsiamem @eben uno S9reibsn ; unents
i6loHens 3u rai4en S%anolunsen in ii9
perientt., trdumsrii9s, sspObne man ben
aopI iiets in Die Sobs 3u bulten, anbern
ing @eii9t su ieben uno laut unb pers
nsbmli9 ju ipre4en. Gs 1T unslaubli4
ubsr i'd babe IS erfabrsn, wie iebr iol&e
ansspDbnnnsen auf Seele uno aorper
pirf n.
Der ebrlide Meni9 ldbt lid ni4i
bsits6en, Wabrbeit uno @eredtisfeit inb
linn Seilistbiimer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-28
Gin merRmaroiger Baum. Cine De

Gin tterkparoiger 2Sannt. Cine Der
guriolitdten 8raliliens lit Der S0pferbaum
BON Yara. Ser Stamm bieIes Yaumes
iiberiteist ni9t cinen SUB i'm SurdmeIier
uno er ud9it bis sur SObe BON 100 SUB,
Sie gisentbim!i9teit bes Saumes beitebt
inoeB ni6t in ieiner drbern @eitaltuns.
lonoern in Der Natur ieines SolSes unb
leiner &inoe, Die 10 uiel aieieleros entbdlt,
bob iie BON SOpfern bel Der Gabrifation
BON irOenen @efdbsn benubt pirb. Sie
8inbe entbdlt mebr aisieleroe uls oas SolS
unb in Der Yrdpariruns berielben fir ben
@ebrau9 Oes SOpfers piro lie %sebrannt
uno Der SoOeuiab pulueriiirt unb nit Sbon
permii6t. Cine sleide Guantitat Der 3wei
SnsreOienSien er5eust porSi9li9e SDpier.
waare. 9ie frii9e &inbe i9neibet lid pie
pej9er SanoItein uno i'm trOdenen 3u=
itanos 1T lie brodeli6 unO iAwer Serbreb-
lid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-28
Das oeut(6e 2sei6 fat aan,-.,,

9as oentfde gei& fat sanS-,,per-
iaoet." Ser betannte 2osenIdriftieler
Carl 9 n + 10 Pat in Nro. 236 Der Nuss-
burger nI0srmeinen 3eituns" portlia &c.
idrieben nSibiiden llriprunss lit
beinabe infer sanSes oeutides Reid. Ill
leg, mas BEL uns @eiese sibt, mas in ben
6inan3en, in Der @iIenidaft, in Der aunit,
Der 9rele bas Wort fibrt, bat in ieinen
@oern iemitii5es 8lut rolen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-28
Das dftefe 9aGee6ans BON Yaris

Das dftefte 9afee6ans bon paris
uno pabridcinli6 BON sanS europa, bas
beriibmte Gafee YrOcope, 1T u aud ein-
s%esansen. Seit 1927 in Der &ue be r
gneienne &omeoie Hr. 13 sele9en, bat es
cine GyiitenS bon DAT Sabrsn sebabt unb
an ieinen Sii9en @oltaIre, &oulieau, 81.
oerot, o'alembert, Grebiaon liben iebsn,
uno uie piele &esierunsen bat es iiberlebt!
gber ni6ts lit uniterbli9 in oieier Welt,
ni9t einmal bic &%afeebduier. 9ieies
aafeebaus 1T iibrisens aud oas erite Of
fentli9e 2otal in Yaris s%eueien, mo- man
auf Die Soee ssfommen mar, fir Die 8dite
3eitunsen sur unentseltli6en 2eetiire ju
balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-28
&ermti6 dies.
Das Mo(er. Sieo.

gSp INNER Ii1 in Der Welt einise lang
uitise Moislaner suiammenfinben (unb
pom linen 9icoer eeinnsen perben), ba
piro bos Moiclieo ni9t feblen. auf ben
yMoicniso" bot aber nur folsen=
BEG bon 8. 9 d M Iniprud
SIN trtiten tsutidsn 0anpe,
3iebt man6sr Strcm eabin
Bon alsn, bic i'd fannie,
9isat elmer mir i'm CHM.
8 Mclelant
. itlis 9anb
Str sriinen 9srss, 0 Blue unb 1bal.
Sd sriis su& BON bergen Yitl iauienSmal.
or fommt 70 fpls sssosen,
DER Strcut I'M SonnenI1etn,
Gs sieben feline Woa:n
Dur@ belle Susslreib'u.
> Spnnenslans!
8 Weaentana
Sbr sriinen Serse M.
limb an tes Strcmes Bette
Gaiberaa i'm 1baI,
Da heben DSrfsL Stapte
une Suraen obne 3abl.
3 Staet unb 0anb!
8 Strpmesrane
Sbr srinen Serse &c.
tlnb rauI9snt aisbn bic WeQen
Gle sesen luh'sen S9aa,
llnb bsrstse 8eieQsn,
Die fnbst Ou iiberaa.
. Sirom 70 frei!
. 5erssn trsu!
Sbr srunsn gsrse &c.
Da blib'n beleislas Grausn,
llnb mandss Mab9en CART,
unS Mannsr maslt Du l1auen
nnb anate r. gutter Mrt.
. Nannermutb
8 9~iebessIutb!
Sbr srinen Yerse &c.
Auf ionn'ser gsrsssleite,
Da itsb'n bic 3sben l9Ianf,
Sn tiefer asler. Weite,
0a liest mant fabler Grant.
8 libtsr Stsin
3 fibler Neiu !
Sbr sruuen Yerse &c.
limb sple ariis' unb Gla19en,
Die linc an iepsm Srt
unp penn ie lesr, bic 3aI9en,
Der sibt Gin sutes Wort.
3 @ldisrflans!
8 frober Gang!
Sbr sriinen Verse &c.
User frDblih fibrt gum Munte,
Ias 8las nit fublem Wsin,
Dem buften auf BEN @runee,
0iel tauienb glimelein.
> Slimelein!
8 sOlp'ner Wein
Sbr sriinsn Bsrse &c.
60 iesu' eut Soft, ibr 5Sben!
Or isaue Qeut' unb Qanb,
Die Neben, bic ea ifebsn
@uf s~riinsr YsrseSpanb.
8 McIeQant
3 ielig 4ane
Sbr srinen gerse, 0 8luB i'm 5baL
SD erib eut pom 5ersen Siel taulenemal.
Sies 2ieo lit an Der Moisl vYoltslieo"
9eworoen. ,aeine So9Seit, feline 8irmcB,
6eitli9teit obne 'bies 2ieo" l6rieb
81 +. Sieben aus llerSis in Nr. % g..
Sabrsuns. s. Seft) Der utatbolil9en @elt".
llno iper nur einise &enntniB bon 2ano
mo 9euten an Der Moiel bat, nirb Dem
6rast SemanO an Der Ntoisl
,a9 % MoieaieO", perlanst er % a 8
Moiclieo" 5u b6ren, er miro ME Elm ans
,eres pcrnebmen, dig bas ,Sm peiten
,eutl9en 2anoe" BON s.. S9mitt aus
srier, na9ber 0rsaniit in Yaris.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-10-28
.emeelD's 0lOfen

lgtatlirt I'm Sabre 1867
Glsdsn fur airdtn, Qfassmisn, 9abrifen &C.. rtltt In
titfr glexssstettrti In srretrti anJabl esna9t rsrtsn
Hnt, ale N aGtn anetrtn bee eantts ,uiantrntn. 5lr alt
@lpdm pre 0aranttit fdeitt. Su-lfrirft edtalese
ratsn auf gounf& psafrti tusstanetr ron
O. q. u. On aVsntelp,
ia s9tf 9rSs, RE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17

Us, and we saw that VIC were being VIC
timized most efectually. Taken as q
whole, and anAlytlcally considered, those
college sports were the browning swlndle
oil the season.
CONCLUSION.
A glance Of the last sheets Of this letter
shows that they are made up principally
Of grumblipg. Twas not my intention 10
condemn all Saratoga visitors. Among
the great crowd there arc scores OF people
who act senSibly, and 1t docs ones eyes
good 70 contemplate them. They look
like bright GASES In vast desert OF
irivolty. Candidly, think they are act
ing out bit OF whitening sarcasm when
they ioEsake their NOISY homes aud 20 10
Aplace that 10 oil Of turmoil, In search
Of rest. 1tlooks too much like chasing an
igniS JdtulS. .....
THIS letter Is growing too lengthy. The
shade OF the beech has been merged Into
the shades Of evening, and It Is time 10
bic away. In my next l will write Of
things as they appeared TO me after escap.
Ing from Saratoga and fleeing to the
Hoosac Mountains. HIT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17

CHICAGO, August 15:-Flour-ouie,
and unchanged. Wheat-Demand isil
and market firm; No. Q spring 81 0I
spot; 81 0SS, seller August; 99ic, sellel
September No. 8, 81 90; rejected 94Ic
Corn-Demsnd fair and market firm: No
: mixed este, spot; Gle, seller August
64sc, seller September; rejected l04c.
Oats-Dull and lower; No. 9, 87fc, spot;
S7tc, seller August. Rye-Quiet and
unchanged. Barley-Dull and unsettled:
quoted at 94c. Mess Pork-Dull and
lower at 1928 5Oa29 rs. Lard-Dull and
prices nominal; l4sc, spot or seller Sep.
TENDER. Bulk Meats-Dull; shouldern
St4SSc; short rib middles ll4c; Short
clear sides 1lfa12c. Whisky-97c.
At 3 Pm. Wheat closed steady al
81 0Slal 03i, seller August; 81 05, seller
September Corn dull at 65fc, seller
August.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17
New York.

NEW YORK, August 16,-Cotton--
Quiet; middliDgs 1T. Flour-Frmer and
scarce; superfne western and State a 70A
. %; common 10 good So 20a5 80; good
10 choice s. S5a6 80. Wheat-Less &C
tive and better; No. 8 Milwaukee in store
81 %; No. . Chicago 81 25al 25I; win
ter red western 81 27Al go; white 81 85s
! IS. Rye-Dull at 96caSG 90. Barley
Nominal. Malt-Dull. Corn-Fair de.
mand; western mixed s0aS0Ic. Oats
Heavy; new mixed western 4Sa52c; new
white 5OA57c, Hay, Hops and Groceries
Quiet Whisky-Qulet at 81 0s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17

You lave got into trouble proenre at once a
package Of the SareAritAn'e Gin, use % objected
and you will be all right 10 three or four daSs
The trouble when taken IN ttmO Is eAlIly over.
visited and he gives his course OF Baliam Co,
paibe, then very Often serious complications
arise which pFolonS the disease for weeks, per
Another hilzey Is, IN persons trying TO rayo q
few cents, dAJble In eheAp dYugB, which 90 dis.
order and ss.sen The stemssh that Almost death
cure oYery tine, withnu more unpleasantreGpltl
than II ito troGh'e had not existed at all,
Male packages, 81; Female, g. Sent By mail
to any address. DESMOND 3 co., PropriOtorS,
Sl6 Race street PRllAaelphiA.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17
New York Dry Goods.

NEw YoRK, August 15.-The package
trSde in domestic goods Is sluggish nnd
joobing branches are quiet Cotton goods
continue dull but prices are unchang ed.
Cotton flnnels in good demand and firm.
Side band prints brisk and sold up to re.
ceipts. Ginghams slow, and shawls, telts
and skirts in lair demand. Flannels and
blankets in liberal request Woolens
allow. Foreign goods dull, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17

CINCINNATI, August 15.-Cotton-Dull
at lgtc. Flour-Firmer. Wheat-Steady
and UNCHANGED. Corn-ActIve at 66A8Sc
Oats-Steady at 45A4sc. Pork-No de-
mand and nominally at $23 90. Lard.
Firm; summer 13tA14c bid; kettle dull.
Bulk Meats-Firmer; shoulders stastc;
sides none offering and nominally; clear
rib 1lta1l5c; clear 1ltsl2tc. Bacon
demand lar and market trm; sales Of
9tsl29alSc. Whisky-Opened quiet al
9Sc and closed rather active at 97c,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
BY TELEGRAPH TELEGRAPH,
Nov York lloneI nnd stoctn.

NRw York, August 15.-MoHRY-
Closed at ~ per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 5A7 per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Dull on basis
oil "a s6is4 81 for sixty days, and 81 s9i
al 90 Tor sight Specie exports Tor the
week $s,O32. 733-$ l,6OO,0 900 in coin and
the remainder in bars. The Assistant
Treasurer disburscd during the week
100000, and received for customs g..
74S,l09.
GOID-opened at 1904 and closed a.
1901, all sales being at these figures. Car.
ryiDg rates 3s1a2 per cent TO fat Clear
ings $e9 100000. Imports OF dry goods
Ss00sp675i merchandise, $S.19O,26l.
GovRRNMRNTs-Actiyea and strong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17
Toledo.

TOLEDO, August 15-Flour-stesdy
and In moderate demand. Wheat-la2c
higher, closing weak; No 8 white Wa
bash 81 %; MOL white Michigan 81 23a
! 2Si; extra do $l27; amber 81 II
Corn-Steady and in moderate demand
high mixed, cash and seller August, soc
seller September Csc. Oats-Dcmand iaiI
and market firm; No 1, Acc; No 3, 44c
Michigan 44c. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17

BALTIMORE, August 16-Flour-Uu-
changed. Wheat-Dull; red 81 2Sal 80
Corn-Dull at $50. 0sts-Flrm at Goa
62c. Rye-e0As5r. ProvIsions-Quiet
Pork-Nominsl, $24 00a25 co. Bacon
Quiet shoulders l0c; clear rib 1Sc; hams
unchanged. Lard-Nominal at l4tA15c
Cheese-Western steady at 24a26c. Pc
troleum--Nominal. Whisky--6teady al
Fl 09. F.T 30
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17

PmLADBLPHA, August 15.-Butter-
Steady at l9as5c, Cheese-Firm al SAlSc
Eggs-Flrm and very active; western l9A
goo. Petroleum-Qliet and steady; re-
fined 11ic; crude, barrels, s.stc; bulk, A
s4ic. Fiour-Unchapged. Wneat-Duli.
Corn-Western mixed s3a9Stc. Oats
Dull and prices declining. Whisky
Sl09, BAN .H -H.-.l B'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17
RAILROAD B0HDs-Quiet.

sTOcKs-Dull in the fore part Of the
day and firm during the last hours Of
business, with closing quotations gener-
ally tho highest OF the day. The only
feature Of the market early In the day
was the liberal selling movement in
Western Union and Pacific, said TO be
Tor account Of the only leading operator
left in town. Among the sales were
5000 shares Of Western Union, 10000
Pacific, 5000 Lake Shore and G.OOO Union
Pacific.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17
Cleveland.

C1RvRLAND. August 16-WheAt-Bet-
ter and active; No red 81 10; No 3,
81 Is. Corn-Better Of 73G74c. Oats
Better at 4sa4ec. Petroleum-Dull, firm
and unchanged. I'D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17
PItt.burrh Petroleum.

PITTSBURGH, August 16.-Peroleum-
QuieG sales Of 9Oa92ic; refined firm at
1ltc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17

A PPLE TREES, 22,8OO, TWO
"a. years old; Peach. 900; Plums, PearS.
Quinees and Cherries; email ffuIls and Bhaae
. l5fSS n suitable Quantity. would prefer
70 suit tho purchased. Corfesponden And AZ,
animation OF stock solIsited. -
JOSEPH HARR1s,
al MoundsYillo, ". Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17
Home.-scho o,..cAurch.
II. SCHOOL.

EynopIls from three lectures on Education by
DR.. Mayer, Jewish Rabbi In Wheeling-Prs.
pared for the lntelliRencer)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-17

A wise and dutiful childiS q crown to
the parent; even 60 is an industrious and
intelligent pupil crown TO the teacher
q crown Of rejoicing that shall shine rich
and precious upon the last day, when
every servant shall be called 10 render an
account Of his stewardship.
Dearly respected co'lRborers In the
cause Of youthful advancement, receive
these reflections In the spirit they are in
tended-in the spirit Of all humility and
truth, with 8 lively sense oil the short.
comings and deficiencies Of the writer.
70 b e,ntinVcd.l
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miscellaneous.
KENTuCKY IMMERSION.

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surging Is the right word to use in
that connection. There was an uninter-
hitting sWaYing and tossing, pushing and
tsmming at that depot for one solid
hour. At last the train twenty-six
cars long-pulled out from tho station,
and shortly alter 8 O'Clock the adventur.
oua crowd found itEeliat the "springS."
Saratoga isA
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that y. tavorn-kecper putin stranger in
II RGcKoN YRR ALL RIGHT"

that tayern-kecper putin q stranger in
with me-"
VI RECKON YRR ALL RTaHT.n
OF course the intruder answered In the
affirmative. Il Is natural and customary
10 do 80, when such question Is levelled
OF you.
"Well, We won't quarrel about Il. Ny
name Is Morrlson-rm q larmer-live
down the river q piece-came up 10 the
city this mornin' iDtendin' 10 60 back to-
night, but the cars went of and left me-"
bad enough" replied. 1.-THE cars
will do that thing though, sometimes" II
you don't keep an eye on them"
My new acquaintance continued: III
always hate TO stop Of one Of these city
taVerns, Tor there 10 no tellin' what will
happen to you. But never carry much
money with me when ! am about such
THAT Is right. Neither do |. Its
always best to be on the sale aide Of
safety. This thing Of assigning a man 10
2 room indescrimnAtely Is rather q bad
thing, too One chance to fifty you will
be put In with Q robber, or pickpocket or
some other professional man"
by this time the old fellow had con-
racted himself into his narrow bed, and
seemed TO be resigned 10 his company,
Then l ruminated. What cause had the
man to suspicion mei His pants were Of
least halt q yard too large In the waist
ior me; his coat would have served me
Tor a blanket, and his hat was old enough
to have been the greatgrand.father Of
mineS II Is always best 10 watch sus-
picious folks little. When I awoke the
next morning and found the stranger had
vanished, / began to look around 10 see
II he had made o mistake and carried of
my boots. But he had played the part Of
an honorable man. There Ii only one
thing wrong with him, be has not cir.
culated enough In the world TO know
how to detect an honest face at first sight.
By half.past six o'clock surging
crowd had gathered at the Rensselaer,
and Saratoga RsilroAa Denot.
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POETRY.
THE TWO ANCHORS.

IT was gallant sailor man
Had just come home from sea,
And as passed hiTa ir the town
He sang "AhoyP' to me.
l stopped, and saw knew the man
Had known him from boy;
And so / answered, sailorslike,
sAvastI' to his 'Ahoyv
/ made song for him one day
His ship was then in sight
THE little anchor on the left,
The great one on the right
/ gave his hand hearty grip,
$50 you are back agaiu?
They say you've been pirating
Upon the Spanish Main; .-
Or was it some rich Indiaman
You robbed of all hsF pearls?
Ofcourse you have been breaking hearts
OF poor Kanaka girlsP
wherever have been,' he said,
Il kept my ship in sight
The little anchor on the left,
The great one on the right
Il heard last night that you were in;
walked the wharves to-day,
Butsaw no ship that looked like yours.
Where does the good ship lay?
/ want to go on board of her.
And so you shall, said he;
'Brt there are many things TO do
When one comes home from sea.
You know the song you made for me?
sing it morn and night
The little anchor on the left,
The great one On the right!'
bat how's your wife and little one?'
Come home with me- he said.
Go on, 60 on; follow you;' -
I followed where he led.
He had pleasant little house;
The door was open wide,
And st the deor the dearest face
A dearer one inside!
He hugged his wife and child; he sang
His spirits were SO light
The little anchor On the left,
The great one on the right
Twas supper-time, and we sat down
The sailors wife and child,
And he and /; he looked at them,
And looked at me, andsmlled.
Il think of this when Lam tossed 4
Upon the stormy foam.
And though thousand leagues away,
Am anchored here at home
Then, giving each kiss, he said,
Il see in dreams at night
This little anchor on my left,
This great one on my right!
r. H. SToDDARD, in Oct. Harper.