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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-22

New YORK, October 81. Cotton =
Dull; middliDg uplands 15c. Flour
Moderate demand; super, western and
State a 35a5 80; common to good 81 IS
a5 IS; good to choice IS $3.50 90; white
wheat extra IS 00a0 IS; extra Ohio "a 80
sG so: st. Louis IS 1Oa6 80. Rye Flour
and Corn Meal-Unchanged. Wheat
Dull and lower; No. 3spring 81 O2a1 O3;
No 2, 81 05Rl OF; No. 2 northwestern
81 OF; No 2 Milwaukee 81 10A1 II; No.
l spring 81 17a1 20; No. / white Mich.
gan 81 80; amber western 81 2la1 go.
Rye, Barley and Malt-UnchaDged. Corn
More doidg, but lower; western mixed
in store and do aaoat $4,000; high mixed
and yellow western 9Oa9lc; choice white
81 OF. Osts-A shade firmer; mixed Goa
Csc; white 6lsG4c. Hay-Frm at 6OAG5c.
Hops-Heavy. Cotfee-Quiet. Sugar
Firm. 1iolssses and Rice-Unchanged.
Whisky-Steady at 81 0St.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2l.-Flour-
Dull; super SO 2543 10; northwestern ex.
ira family IS s7tSG 90; State Indiana
and Ohio IS 87is6 25. Wheat-Quiet
ut 81 Goal 90; amber 81 25a1 80. Rye
Steady at 81 07s1 0S. Corn-Dull at
sSC for yellow; old 75sS0c. Oals-Dull;
white G0a6lc. Provisions-Weak. Mess
Pork-$23 00a23 25. Beef Hams-2Oa
29c. Smoked Hsms-14is15c; do sides
12la14c; do shoulders S9a9c. Lard
13sa14ic. Petroleum-Refned easy al
lice; crude unchanged. Butter-steady;
western prime 3sa34c; choice western
rolls S5a3Sc. Cheese-Firm at 1G416ic
Eggs-Stesdy; western 27s2sc. WHISKY
Offered at 81 03fc.
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The Able Bodied Style Of Dying In

EThs aAlaxy.l. r. .s
Italian opera Is the EXTREMIST product
Of modern civilization. It 10 not the
highest-God forbid!-but the production
oft, the support, and above al, the en-.
ljoyment oil 1t, show that those by whom
II is produced, supported and enjoyed
have reached a condition OF social tfl)r.
escence beyond which no people have
yet bloomed or burgeoned-perhaps be-
You'd which there Is hope oil fruit Of the
socially exquisite sort. II Is the most
arbitrary, conventional, and exlravagant
form which art has taken for The pleas
ure Of those whose pleasures must be 70.
fined luxuries. And this IS the most re-
dned and yet one Of the most earthly oil
luxuries-one which Is partly sensual,
partly emotional, and not at all intellec.
tual, and Of which the height oil the en-
joyment Is in direct proportion only 10
cultivated sensuous refinement and emo.
tionAl susceptibility. Regarded In the
light Of reason, Italian opera Is monslrous
and even ridiculous. At best 1t exists al
the very periphery Of rational conference,
hairs breadth beyond which sends US
whirlipg In fsgmentary fashion into the
abyss Of unlathomable nonsense.
A reasonable creature, taken in stark
appropriation and set down in an opera
house while the business Of q high strung
scene was going on-a tenor stabbed 10
death, and dying with such efusion oil
musical noise as would tax the capacity
Of an organ bellows; lovelorn prima
donna raVing about the stage in the very
ecstasy Of melodious Mysteries; dozen or
two OF lookers-on, who offer the man no
aid and the lady no hartshorn, but who
simply stand around" and sing, while
before them two or three score musicians
give themselves up 10 flddling, and toot-
ing, and blowing, and humping, among
whom, perched high, man beats tho air
with little stick; and yet more wonder
ful, most wonderful Of all, q vast assem-
blsge, dressed, on purpose in their best
clothes look down upon the scene with
breathless Interest, and when the noise
stops-ior noise 1t simply Is, not one dis
tiDguishable word being heard by any
creature present-break forth into such
extravsgant and tumultous expressions
OF delight as he never can have heard be.
fore (for II Is remarkable that no such out.
bursting and maniIestly soul.relieving ap-
plause as grees the most admired pas
ssges in q laVorite opera is ELECTED by any
other act done in earnest or performed in
make believe by any human creature on
any ether occasion or in any other place
whateveE)-lhe reasonable being, having
this spectacle set before his unprepared,
untutored eYes-would he not say that
these people, prima donna, tenor, chorus,
fddlers and fiddlees, were msd-all luna.
tics togetheIS
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An Humble Follower of &c. w.
[Green Bay Advocated

An Humble Follower Of &c. W."
IGreen Bay Advocated
A good little boy out West undertook
to come the G. Washington on his mother
in this way: He cut of the cats head
with the traditional Ratchet, and then hid
the defunct feline in the meal barrel.
When the old lady went for meal to make
the "hoe cake" for the frugal morning re-
past she discovered that cat and inter-
viewed her little son. He said 81 did It,
mother, with my little Ratchet, but III
be sWizzled II | can tell the whole truth
about this little affair" Now most
mothers would have kissed that brave,
truthful boy on his noble brow, and Kept
right on using the meal out Of that bar
rel just the same, but this one didn't. She
said, Come across my lap, my son; come
across my lap" He came, and for while
there arose cloud Of dust from the seat
Of his trowsers that efiectually hid the son
from view, and the old woman now sports
goggles and is lavish in the use Of eye
salve. That good little boy had peppered
the seat Of his pants.
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the second call a general decline occur.
red along the entire list, but towards the
close q general improvement took place
and frmCr feeling prevailed. The wild.
est Quotations were in Wabash, Lake
Shore, Northwestern, 81. Paul, Rock
Island, E'le, Western Union, Pacific Mail
and Cleveland, Columbus & Indiana Cen
trail. Sales 5000 shares, Of which III
600 were Western Union, 10000 Pacific
Mail, 1900 Erie, 1000 Lake Shore, 49,.
900 Union Pacific, 10000 Northwestern,
is 600 MAhash and 8 600 Ohio.
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TraveIsrS' Guide.
ARnfYAL OF HnLINg.
ChHgntelli9etrrer.
SOME VERSES.

"AFTER" TENNYsoN.
An Iowa editor who attended q party
was smtten with the charms OF fair
Ismsel who wore q rose on her forehead
and thus gushed about II:
AbOys her nose
There Ia q rose;
Below that rose
There 10 . nose.
Rose, nose,
Nose, rose,
Sweet rJso,
Dear nose.
Below her chin
There 10 Apln;
Above that PIN
There Is chin
Pm, chin,
Chin, pin,
Sweet pin,
Dear chin.
Whereupon q rival editor thus apps.
rophzes the Iowa chap:
Above tho stool
There 10 u fool
Below tho fool
There 10 4 stool.
Stool, fool,
Fool, stool,
Old stool,
Damphool.
Below his scat
There are two feet;
Above these feet
There Is 4 seat.
Seat, feet,
Feet, seat.
Eott seat,
Big feet.
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Keep Warm.

ionic Farmer,
These chilly and often damp days are
just the thing to give US sgue, rheums-
tism and hard colds. Don't fail to put on
the 0snnels at once. Some are afraid to
take of fannels il they have once put
them on In the fall, or to put them on Il
they once laid them aside in the spring,
and so they swelter in the heat or shiver
in the cold. We put ours on or of each
day, according to the weather, and be-
ieve this Is the best plan. But by all
means keep warm, especially during the
first chilly weather, when the system is
unprepared to resist cold. II the stoves
have been taken down, ! would have them
put up at once, ready for occasional use;
and If the leet are cold, dress them more
warmly, and use Q hot lootstone.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2l.-Colton-Dull,
14tc. Flour-Dull and unchanged
Wheat-Dull, 81 10a1 Is. Corn-Active;
old 7S4S0C; new Coo. Oats-Steady, 59s
66c. Rye-Quiet, Csc. Bsrley-Dull and
unchanged, Linseed Oil-SOc. Eggs
Firm, 2lc. Butter and Cheese-Firm.
Lsrd-Stesdy with a moderate demand;
summer 14ic bid. Bulk Meats-Shoulders
trmer, 64a69c. Bacon-Firmer; shoulders
7fa7ic; clear rib l2tl13c; clear lac.
Whisky-Demand fair and market firm,
78c.
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BALTIMORE, October 21,-Flour-Dull
and heavy. Whest-Dull Tor western;
No. 2 western red 81 1sa1 10. Corn
Dull at S5a93c. Oats-Dull at 59a8Oc,
Rye-Flrm. ProviSions-Weak. Pork
$22s22 rs. Bulk Meats-Shoulder Tic;
clear rib 11ts12c. Bscon-Shoulder 8ts
SIC; clear rib 1910. Hsms-Unchanged.
Lard-15c. Butter-Unchanged. Coffee
Strong. Whisky-Dull and small sales
at 81 0S. Petroleum-Unchanged.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, October 2l.-MoNEY-
Active, closing ats per cent Prime mer'
camille paper 6a7 per cent, short and long,
STERLING ExoHAEaE--Firm at 81 s5i
for 90 days and $4.sst for sight.
,GoLD-Opened and closed at 1l0ti with
a few transactions in the interim at I'LL.
Borrowing rates 1, Tai o. per cent, Car
rying rates lag per cent and finally fiat
Custom receipts, $2l4,OOO. The Assistant
Treasurer disburUed $4,000. Clearings
$25,0O00OO ..41.s '->.
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New York D1v Good,

New YORK, October Si.-Business less
active with commissioners and importers.
Houses and jobbing trade only moderate.
Cotton goods quiet and unchanged in
prices: Brown cottons and canton fan
nels fairly active, fancy Sic. Prints and
side bands in good demand. Tycoon re-
pellants jObbing by large house at clio.
White and silver grey blankets in brisk
demand. Foreign goods dull.
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WRITE LIaHTLY.-An Indiana editor
advises people against using a hard pen
Gil, and goes on to tell why. His vile de-
sired him to write a note to a lady, invl-
ting her TO meet party of friends at her
house. After Hubby" had done as his
wife desired, and started to post the note,
abe saw on another piece Of paper an i'm.
preston Of what he had written. 1t was:
"swREr MATTE Effle desires your
company on Wednesday, to meet the
Smithers. Don't iail to come; and, my
darling, ! shall have the happiness Of .
long walk home with you, and q sweet
goodnight kiss. l dare not see you often,
or my allconsuming love would betray US
both, But Matte, dear, don't fail TO Gomez
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SORE TuRoAT-T1our CoLLARs.-ssy

SORE THRoAT-T1auT COLLARS. Says
an exchange: An eminent physician,
who devotes his whole attention TO dis
eases of the throat and lungs, told US the
other day that about ree-fourths of all
throat diseases would get well by wear.
ing very loose collars, and no necktIe at
all, He said that often singers would
come to him for throat disease and loss
OF voice, and he would tear open their
cravats and cure them with no other
treatment whstever. "Tho pressure Of
the collar on the arteries Of the neck j
very bad for the health" said he. &c
also added: ut you have q disease Of
the throat let nature do the curing, and
the physician just as little as possible"
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TOLEDO, October 21.-Flour-Stesdy
with moderate demand. Wheat-Duli;
No 2 white Wabash 81 II; No. / white
Michigan 81 1871; amber 81 90; No. / red
81 10; No . do Si04. Corn-Dull and
lower; high mixed 79ic; new 75c; new sell.
Ter October 78ic; seller November G64c;
low mixed TIC; no grade TIC. Oats-A
shade better; No 2, 5lic cash and seller
November; Michigan 5lic; white 52ic,
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MheelInr Stock Market.

The following arc the arrivals OF stock at the
ChrislmAn House yards during last week, and
the rulIng figures paid by purchasers:
CATTLR-ArrivAls during the week, lS9 head.
sos rs per cwt
HoGs-ArivalS during tho week, $40 head;
S 9c67 copper cwt.
sHEEP-Arriyals during the week. 81 head;
50 coos 50 per cwt.
CALvES-Arrlvals during tho week, 80 head;
g OC0s0O.
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THE plain advice given BY a oOlOred

preacher in Richmond to his congrega-
tion may not be uecdtul in our religious
meetings, but we have been in gatherings
where some such direction was decidedly
called for: "De fore part OBJ dc church
viii please get down, so dc hind part OBJ
do church can sec de lorepsrt, for Dc hind
part can't see dc forepart Of dc fore part
persist In stAndIn' before de hind part, TO
dc utter exclusion OBJ do hind part by dc
fore partn
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PItIsbuTRh.

PrTTsBURaH, October 81. - Wheat =
Quiet; Pennsylvania and Ohio red 81 12a
l Is; white 81 1Sll 20. Coru-Demand
fair and prices unchanged. Petroleum
Crude-Dull at O2ic al Parker's; refined
lltc for Philadelphia delivery.
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CLEVELAND, October 2l.-Wheat-
Dull at 81 O9s1 90 Corn-steady and
unchanged. 0ats-Quiet at 34c; No. 3,
S2c; white 49, PetrOleum-Steady; stand.
ard white Ole; Ohio State test 9ic.
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DURING the past dog season 1884 dogs
were killed In the streets, or captured and
slain, by the city authorities Of Cleveland,
ala cost to the city Of &, 47S ~.
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GovRRNMRNTs-SteadY,

STOCKS Irregular during the first
hours business, but in the main were
weak with limited transactions, After
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAnY INTELLt0KNcE, [
LIZ. 49, a. M L

wednesday, OCt' ~
The consumption OF Terry all tho lCadIr z
staples 10 considerably c1rtSilCd, people ter.
etAll y arc outstanding thOir resources, being ap-
ptehenSiyO OF hard winter. II hoped that
general busine's will about the 1T Of The
year, but there Is not much prospect Of any
change for tho better in the meantime The
grain trade has reacted considerably LlHCe the
date Of our last report, especially al nglfds
Corn and Oats The hog product has also taken
. turn backward, and there has been decline
all around. The grocery trade continues dull,
and is devoid OF any new or important features
deserving Of special mention. Flour continues
dull but prices remain unchanged. Produce
generally on tho back track. In word, shrink.
age has been the order Of the day since tho date
Of ontlAst review, and the Indications Of this
writing arc that the bottom has not yet been
reached.
ArPEEs-Are coming In more freely, and, not
wlths!Anding the demand Is increasing. the sup.
ply 10 accommodating; dealers generally report the
market dull, although prices are sustained;
ranging from 81 cool 6Oper barrel as 10 quality.
BUTFBB-In brisk demand, Rt 26c,
BAKING PowDER-S51Ssc per pound.
BEooMs-FGncH q q, o Is and 81 Is; plain
81 6O0976. e-
CHEESE The market, which gave Slight evil.
detce OF weakness few days since, has st!tTsn-
cd up. woquote at l6Hc for September.
CANNED GOODI-The market for this chArAe-
for OF goods continues very quiet, rs It usu.
ally 10 at this particular time, and, 60 far as
we know, Is devoid OF Any new features
worthy Of special notice. Quotations: Peaches
"a n cans $3.50 per dOg; n cans, q 60.
Tom1totI-S b cans, 81 %; . n cans, 81 50. Com
= window at 81 IS; other hweet Corn, &? 60;
common Corn, $20O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ries, 81 IS; Pineapples, 81 50; Lima Beans, 81 co.
string Beans, 81 IS; Peas, 80 25t9 IS; Damson
Plums 81 90.
DRIED FkuT-Tho market continues very
quiet, and as yet, there has been co little done
that rates arc not properly established.
BGGS-The market has been more active the
pastweok. We still quote, however. o. lSc.
FnH-QuotAtions arc for packages containing
100 POUNDS sound lsh, light wei hts and inferior
quality at prices TO correspond. No. O. half bbls
Sc IS; No. do. large s. IS; No. 8 do. medium
Is 90. Goldfish s. 50. Lake white aah 81 u.s.
Lake herring $500.
FLoUR-TRe market for this important staple
continues very quiet, aud in a general way pre-.
sents very little that is new or important; the
demand Is restricted mainly TO Supplying the
immediate wants oil the city bakers and rethlers
there are but very few orders coming in from
the country, nor 10 It likely as the county mills
In consequence OF tho abundance and low price
Of wheat, arc now able to supply the country
trade.
Quotations:
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
w h oIesaIe CFocers,
1905 MAIN STREET

Have now In store and Tor sale:
900 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose, Edel
Weits, Keystone, Howard and Other standard
80 bali Bbls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
SO0 No. 8 Msckerel.
200 No . Mackercl.
barrels and kits.
@ Tierces choice Carolina Rica,
l6o B6ls choice N. o. MolASsea.
% Ahds choice N. o. Sugar.
90 Bols syrups.
800 Bbls Standards A, 3, Extra @, Granuated,
Powdered, Crushed, franklin and 20 Sugars.
100 Bags prime 70 choice Coffee.
y Hall Chests prime 10 choice g. P. Teas,
20 Caddies urine 70 choice g. P. Teas.
70 HalfCheSts prime 70 choice Black Teas,
Our Tobacco embraces uAlbrook's, j. X. Mil
nef'e, PAGES and other good reliable brands
among the best in the country. Our stock iE
luI and complete, and viii DO offered 10 the
trade at tho lowest market pdco. We invite
close buyers 70 call and examine our stock be.
lore purchasing elsewhere.
mario NELL d ELLnTaHAM.
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dINeER0-$L 20.
GRArS-Thereis perhaps little more inc ulry
for Bhsat, but the supply Is equal 10 the demand.
We quote No. l Red at 81 O50l 10, and 81 IS
for No. White. Oats remain as last quoted,
ct 6666cc. Old Corn Is rather dali at sOc There
Is nothing doing in LW; 1t may b. quoted at
40c. Barley 10 very much neglected.
GROoERIEs-WC quote: Coffee Good Rio 10
quoted at3lH992JSc: prime to choice 230!3&c;
Java at SSc; best roasted at acc; old yellow Rio,
none In the mAtkoL SyrHps-Common at Sc;
prime at 6.07Oc; New Orleans molasseS,
none In the market. Su0drS-Rcaned HardS,
Crushed, Powdered and GRADUATED, l2c;
A Coffee, ike; B Coffee, Ike; Extra G Coffee
Ike; Commercial A sugar Ike; G Yellow 9k0
i0Xc; New Orleans Sugar. none In market; Porto
Rico, fully fair to strictly prime 9X0lCc.
HAI-The receipts continue liberal; quotGble
at $5 tC99) co per ton.
NAn.s-l0dto God, IS rs; Sd to %, 81 90; Sd
TO I'd, ki25; Id to Sd, a 80; Sd, 50 IS.
Gus, &c-Lard OIL, extra No. l winter strain
ed 81 10; spring strained $t05. Carbon OIL,
IobbIng lots l2Xc, no charge fJr packages. Lin.
seed OIL, 81 05. Turpentlne 75c.
PRoytstoNs-There Is continued steady de.
mand, but prices are weak and dropping, As will
be seen ythe following quotations: Ness Pork
-SGa. Sugar cured hams 14K 0lSKc; sugGrcured
shoulders, none; clear sides 15c; shoulders SIC;
LArd-In kegs tic; choice leaf In tierccs l5Xc
Dried beef, l5c.
PoTATozS In fair demand, with ready salcs
al SOC.
SWEET PoTAroEs- New Jerseys s. 8, per
barrel.
Rior-cholcO Carolina, sXogXc; Rangoon, 70
TIC. ....., ~ s.... .r..-. :
sEuTr-7oc; do in boxes Of six dozen, $500.
WooL-Very dull ct 4So4sc. gT,'1
, 1874-10-17
ArnOld'x 1sus' ns1d EEaandlcf'2 boy.


Thu other evening Arnold's boy aud tile Chani.
les boy we're hitting III the kitchen in Tie dark,
telling stories Of Capt. Kidd aud other Fres
Iralote, when Arnold senior snug out, for ths
eleya,ath time within tho half hout.
Benjamin FranGlin. SO down.sknlrs aud gei
that hint]ling immediately! II
Chaadters boy had just got to that part of tue
story toliug how tho froe aud easy sailor before
,nentioucd uaod to rnix his gro, in coilan end
slce small boys for 1lavorlng.
Nov Lien mover fauciod Ht,ing Into 4 CELLAR ot
night, alll ha toaEH Wcso itlcre1sud tenfod after
hearing tho ne!rd romaneo at lhe "l1loodr
Pirate" So when ho Heard ti,n huHeessiyo trauln
,f tho governors bousa in tho hall. liz quietly
slppoa into tia c!obet, lcnying Chambers boy
sitting by tho tire.
Arnold senior came IN. aud seeing Ben. as he
supposed, not oven starting, for tl,o cellar, be
Nakal IN to hial n'nl lifted him up BY tho eat,
''Easy! Easy!" shouted Chantller's boy N
surprise.
''Egsy:" ehouIed The old man. completely
dumfoundel by Dsnu aupposed audacity;:
'0asy," An1 ha recovered hin prosei'co OF niats
sufficient to kick tlianlurs boy into so coal-hoa
ana ont Of tho door before he saiecovurod bin
mistake.
Chambers boy suye ho In go|ns to knocl; she
Hlutling out Ut l}en AB 6oon as tao sWeLlhs
gnsa domn mud his north ear tsots tue cfook out
Of IT,
, 1874-10-17
THE PRESBYTERY.

4 called meeting of thu rscsbytesy OF Chicago
WIS held at The eoao Of tho AFTERNOON session Of
the syuod, tho isay. \. i. Kttsedge prcsdine.
Tho Committee nppuinted ut the lust meeting
Of tho Preabytcry, To reply to tho protest pso-
aontetl BY tho 1:oy. Mr. Mcleod, roativo to tho
notion talteu ly tho l'rcsbytery On Prof. swiugs
application to hayo h;s nau1o dropped tro'll tile
rolls submitted its report, az fo!lows
The to.u.stsec recommend le aier.io' Of ~ fe,-
aa"Hy aIwer to hn llru*ts " Dr. ". II. fAn potau,
ths kuy. Jauaes Mc1l:o,', snd otheta: .
flashing oyat the terms cf ths protest. which nanF
members of this holy oen ,liArrphctful ind llsu!ta-
ha 10 he IAce. sr n,c"uls, We aotleo such rousa
as seem worthy OF attention.
This prn:sstDsa s'vrai timea speak Of the " ac'n"nd
na'ta ly Mr.. Swing TINT h!s lsIut should ~ VAscts
from tl!e 'oli. roa!ec'fnl request Is not "o-
Ffrst-Tbe trss "reason" aysisnel BY tho I,rolcsi:
VHint:.
u ludne l.sfte Ii charged uros the t'a;n.!-
Vi Ar sw!uKa lasras to rsa letter os withsssh,t,
aud II hui ',ecn 1nll.rhc1 alt uyer tn 1a'n tlH' be
y onr ,,nco 70 tlis lre, ts,uc. No svc had smr.'
Cd Tnn sivan.d Is said to *, ",n,.,.nf a,,1 III,
n tha singular S'nf"nnlinE II .Irw" nn'l "i:sos.. s.
Art "tnSsthrr, hrsns 10 ba tho ,9efsM to say TINT
as nshsg s% ss nor !t,sn "'1Ss % rsets M SS a."
man> Ut Mr. Swing naa not tho tl,le,t!aAl'n Iart &c
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