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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05
Meeting ofStock and Bond HOI-
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0fF defS. ,-ui A.ts 4
NEw YoRB, January 4.-A meeting ol
the stock and bonaholders Of the Colum1
bus, Chicago 4 Indiana Central Railroad
was held to-day. Repor8 from committed
both ofstoGk and bond holders were read
The committees claim that under the
amended lease the Pennsylvania Railroad
Ia responsible for the interest on bonds
which the latter recently claimed they are
not responsible for. The committee re.
commended first, that the mortgage bond
holders call q meeting and appoint q
special committee with power to protect
their interests; and second, that the'B
.Ond mortgage bondholders call q meeting
10 take charge Of their interest. Theatock.
holders report characterized the amend
ed lease a. having been conceived In bad
faith and consumated In fraud or ignor-
ance, or under pressing threats Of law,
Col. Thomas Scott, Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and others strongly opposed
this language, among whom was Mr.. Smith,
Of the Columbus, Chicago 4 Indiana Cen
tral. The report was finally laid on the
table. The total bonded debt Of the road
and interest is $20,7s7,7l4, income bonds
and floating debt 81, ,S59, 1901, total $29, l47, !.
$40. The capital stock Is $1S,s59,70O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05

SOUTHERN said In a speech at The
benefit Of a certain stage manager In
Birmingham, England. afIs and I at
tackled the dramatic profession on The
same night some twenty years since, he "a
a pfomptef, I a. the Ghost In Hamlet
He was then the very worst ptomptet ]
ever Saw. After the performance he
gently and most kindly, intimated to me
that ] wa the most fearful aet6flhe ever
witnessed,b
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05
Flfeln Ailaallenf.

PtrnBuRaH, January 4.-..A Hte ID
Allegheny City this afternoon destroyed
HAydea bteNlfy property On ohigttteesI
untll feeenlly 9stf 4 4 Salocn, bttWeEyl
coopet 6hop &hd dwelling, but 6Acc coupled
.At The time Of the hte. Supposed 10 Be
the work 81 Au iHte6di6ty. GoA lite or
'Six thousand dollars. Fully insured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05

A correspondent Of the Richmond
Wbig writing from Cumberland County,
Va, says; 1.-THE State will soon own a
great portion OF tho land by puSChaSe for
taxes. Something must bO done by our
legislators to lessen or sbate taxes on land,
or the State will soon Be depopulatdd Of
able and willing laborers."
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An exchange gives a painful lnstance
d amaH having . pr6h6nitluh q desthts
0hs. M Foits1sds. Eohe day Nj tahi,
home and tbidk Vile that he was cor
Vinced he should die within fofty.eieht
hours. He saw the undertaken, arranged
fot his funeral, bought q handsome satin.
lined coffin, and wrote out q llst Of pail.
bearers. He selected a tombstone beat.
Ing q fepttSehliveoi B Tower With broken
steAl, and The legend, Not loatt but gone
befofe;" and d the cemetery he designated
4 Apot where bis mother vas laid, ttndef
the green ttees, for q tomb, al the same
time giving directions that Siolets should
b planted above him ID The early spring.
y was very melancholy. This occurred n
1874. Nj. Fottescue Ia still alive and
we'll, and IA the excellent landlord Of q
l'lss h0se 0psee.naaY I
Mas quite Ott6n Value themselves most
highly on Whatia really their chief point
Of weakness. Cicero and the late Lord
Derby aspited to write poelty, Sidney
Smith preached tetMohs when be oukht
10 have been writing reviews, Sunset Cox
attempts the rae Of Wit on The Aoot Of
Congress when he Should b peddling
lemonade IN 4 citcus, - Iitt,barSk Cog., '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05

THE New York pspsrs relate that the
amount Of iptqEicati0p among New
Years callers this year was much lesl
than usual, In Chicago, on the contrary,
the wine cup offered by fair hands laid its
victims right and left,
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BcsFoN Jaadaty 4.LToMOfrok Kiln
KalAkauG will visit the public schools and
give 4 reception At The slate House 10 thC
militia officers. II haA tfanspited that tht
King iS quite a poet, he having lo-day
pfeSt StAtsd OliStt Wendell fi6imei d poem
q his own upon otigihAl manuscript. II
Il said 10 have decided merit.
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Proposed Reduction Of Miners
Wages In the I,ehigh Valley.

Z WhBeH IN Inc ItehIBh VWlIey1
MAucH CHuNK, PA, December 3O.-At
a npa,ino n ,he cooi nrorator. NJ Tho II
~ sVS - " ,"S it%h, ~" %'Vi" .v et1., ~
high region, held in.thiS place to-day, n
was decided 10 terminate the system 81
wages established In 1871 and to offer The
miHers roduced rs,os 'ths raduc,tor
Smo,n,;nS IL fsou tsn y tif,san S" nss c"Ut
OuiSids iaboysrS ara 10 IL ~ rscs;vs irom s;ahI &
a riMS dSilStS IA N Il ~ coSts is,ss Sj1st
iSsidS iSborsps irom yirS dSlisrs "sSH Sna
niNstv csnh X % isr dnIIS,s Snd aIshtv
sents; aSa miSetS Ia9t S Ssnis net Nh Tioy r.,
c1ttinS' IN theinfessht S,ise beipS 90 M CENT" ,Vl
Eas ,IsI asss ps ~ sStSS 1.
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MEMPHn, January 4....The officers Of
The steamer Phil Allen report that The
steamer John B. Madde wAS Ii d fair way
TO be raised when they passed her yestei.
day. Bulkhead6 had Been Bailt AROUND
the leaks, The matches wete battened down
and everything ready 10 staff the punpa
70 work. In all probability she is nov
ahoat again,
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The N. Y. Nation lays down the square
proposition to the Democrats Of Missouri
that II they refuse to elect Mr. sChurl TO
the Senate, the people Of the country will
naturally conclude that there is no sincere
ty in Democratic promises Of reform and
will vote accordingly in 1876.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05

THr New York .1HbAae iof Saturday
contains letter giving a detailed ac'
count Of tie discovery Of mine in Essex
County Massachusetts, that yields gold,
silver and lead. The silver ore averages
ninety dollars to the ton, the gold eleven
dollars, and the lead seventy dollars,
The mine Is In Ben Bu!lers district, and
Il must be some consolation to him to
know that there isa prospect Of initiating
the currency Of the country with gold
and silver from hia district instepd ol
with more greenbaekS from the Wash
ington printing press. . ~ w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05

THH Church troubles in England con
time. Bishop COlenso, Of the Natal dio'
cese, who has been under the ban toI
unorthodox opinions, was invited to
preach at the church OF Rev, stoptOrd
Brooke, in London, but at the last mo-
ment notification Of the Bishop Of Lon
don to Mr. Brooke that 1t would not be
permitted prevented the sermon. The
congregation received the announcement
with indignant kissing This Is some
thing new In an English church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05

THE settlement Of FlSks estate lha'
brought to light some curious exampleso o.
his methods Of doing business. Among
his other creditors comes q man named
Swan with claim OF S94O, for services
rendered in flhding out the character q
Josie Mansfield, the mistress whose fas
cipation for Stokes cost Fisk his liie. = i
now appears that Fisk, in the height Oi
his passion for the Mansfield woman, sent
Swan to San Francisco 70 hunt up her
record. The love Of princes Is mys'
terious and fearful thing,
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Roilsr ErnInnion.

BosroN, January 4.-.one Of the boilers
In the FfaneOnia. Iron Compiy mill al
Warehaw, burst this morning demolish.
Ing The west end Of On immense building,
and shattering the entire structure. One
man fatally and four slightly injured,
The mill 6elohga 10 W. Z. Cufih 4 Co.,
Boston. Damage heavy. Jyf8 "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05

CHEYENNE, January 4.-A FIRE ht For
Russell, originating III the quarters occti
pied by Lieutenant Pafdee, CONSUMED thC
double houses occupied as officers QUAR-
tets. The weather 10 severe, the lheEt
mometer being below zero.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05

A New YoRK paper announces thai
Winslow, Lanier & Co, will pay the Jan
uary interest on the compromise bonds o.
the city Of Wheeling, ,iii y''"''''@
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05

em6koo, January 20. b. e6OdyssE,
one of the oldest members ol The Board ol
Trade Of this city, died this morning aL
the Grand Pacific Hotel. Resolutions In
respect tohis memory were passed by The
Board Of Trade this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05

The Louisiana Legislature met yester-
DAY and the Uaiisd State troops were un-
der arms and in battle array to prevent
any disturbance. y,
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GheGttelEigstree

THE stOckhOlders Of the Cleveland a
Pittsburgh Railroad hold their annual
meeting tomorrow al Cleveland. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05

AT the annual election Of the Chica.
60 Board Of Trade on Monday, Geo.
Armour, Of The, Arm of Armour, Dole 4
Co, was elected President for the ensuing
VadH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05

Ltrr1E Rock, ARK, January THE
Legislature to-day elected Hon. u. N,
Rose and Cpl, Gordon, n. Heye as ine11-
befi bf the State Hoatd II IFi6AAce, iii d.
cDEdAnee with the GnAae jill pasaedI ll.
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NEW YoRK, january 4.-Aftived-Tht
Steam6hip sueria itom Hamburg.
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SPAIN,

BAYoNSE, January 4,-serrano hal
arrived in this city. -.
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-NeViSation on the HudaOn River be.
tween NeSbutgh and New York closed
Monday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-05

WAIVED
By young lads, 4 situation ia family Of
.nAll ehlldten. Object, principally q teach
them, and In doing 10 q obtain splseAAAt
home and . modtfGte oAlAty, Satlsl4etofy
references can b given. Addtesa MISS ].
RANp, 4s5 Ftanklin street. BalHmOfe, Nd.
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nuPoNTs GUNPowDEB AGENCY.
h I7-' N. REILLY, Sole Agent ''" %,

Sporting Blasting and Mining Powder alWayi On
hand Ia Magahne) also Patent and WaleFpro0i
salety Fuse, liberal dLlcouhl allowed TO large
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-27

OPENING OF CAS- WINDOWS -Io
are sitting in the first stages ct acold,
or your wife at yoar side has Il little
fever. and the car is warm and un-
deniablv close. Suddenly some per-
son OF either sex remarks audibly.
what every body perceives and de-
plores, that the air is close. lie or
She adds that such an atmosphere is
unwholesome, that it is positively
poisonous. that the car Is a Black
dole. and that we are all ,uiincatlng;
and ,hereupon, the train flying at
thirty miles an hour, on a bitter
night or day, up goes the window,
and the blast drives full upon you
and madam, heated and i'll, and there
no escape for you, all the seats be
NO full, but to 20 forward and stand.
the GOOD man or woman holds the
Ground, insists that the oxygen OF the
sir is exhausted, that we are all
breathing carbonic acid gas, and that
all the books agree that apoplexy,
paralysis, softening ofthe brain, with
vast train OF occult maladies, begin
under Just such conditions.
"And 50, madam, TO spare your
self the chance Of some remote di-
sease YOU expose my wife TO irGme-
/ Into nieurisv and pneumonia.
Sir, you know nothing Of hygienic
law"
Malam, you know nothing of com
mon sense"
1t is true that fresh air is desirable;
hut will no, these peripatetic philo.o-
phers learn that icy blasts or sudden
chills may be fatal? When one Of
the apostles of fresh air opened a car
window under these circumstances. a
grav.beard sitting behind Instantly
arose and closed il again emphatical-
Iy. And when the astounded lady.
| looking at him severely, said, IN q
tone of exceeding wrath, "Sir he
answered, bland!y, Ny dear madam'
= bir.l in the hand is worth two in
the bush" She looked scornful, but
not the least as il she understood his
meaminc. Il mean only" he said,
.that the one illness which you are
sure to give me may be more fatal
an the two or twenty which you
think to prevent by opening the
window. Madam lie added, s'lemn-
Ily. Il have been there before" But
She turned her back and, as he said
afterward, if there was less fresh air.
there were fewer colds.-EDTohs
EASY CHAIR, in Hrpsrs Mgasine
for JIne.
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of their own mothers and sisters, but
of Others whom they seem to fcrg' {
ire somebody's mothers and sisters.
AS a general rule, itmay be srid that
no pei soa who descends TO this habit
should be entrusted with any enter
prise in which integrity of character
Is an indispensable prerequisite, Plain
words Should bc spoken and written
on this point. Thsrevil is wide
spread. and partic larry so among
the young men of the West Vie
If, indeed. young men are some,
times thrown into the society of
thoughtIess. not to say lewd women.
they have no more right TO measure
other fem lies by what they see than
they would have to estimate the
chalae ,er Of our most upright and
viriuous citizens by the developments
OF crime in our city police courts.
Let our young men reflect, then, and
bear in continual remembrance that
their chief happiness in this life de-
pends upon their unwaverlng talth
in woman. .-,Smny South.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-27

PY SHIMrNY Ism DOT so?-There
is doubtless such thing as excessive
promptness in emergencies Presence
of mind and determination are adm
rable qualities in themselves, but 1t
sometimes happens that a decision
made upon the spur of the moment
is regretted upon more deliberate
survey OF the field. This remorse
seems to have overt ken lately a
worthy Dutch nan of Ahaka County
Minnesota. Tne Dutchma' was eek
ing 10 reach town ~ sone distance
from Sauk Centre, and To accomplish
this he must drive over the prdirie
from the latter towl. He was un-c-
customed to the road and night over
took him with his vehicle fast IN a
slough and no town in sight. lie
sought the solitary farm house vl:i,
bic and asked permission to st'y TIL
morning, the farmer telling the trav-
eler. however, that it wonld be nee
essary Tor him 10 sleep with the chii-
dren or with the farmer himself, as
their accommodations were hmIied.
Quick as lightning, the Du'chman
expressed his resolution not to sleep
with the Federation shlltren, so he
slept with the farmer. The ret o'
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-27

SoMr OF LrScoLN's SToRrEs. Mr..
Lincoln usually accompanied his gay
little wife to parties but seldom re-
NAMED where the largest portion of
the company were. but would slip OFT
to some side room, or perhaps sit up
ON the stairs, where friends would
soon gather about him, begging him
for a story They often named the
tale they wished him TO tell: for in
stance, saving, "Oh. Mr. Lincoln, do
tell us the "camp-meeting story or
the Baker story etc. etc, l was
so much amused by the camp-meet
ing story that at one time Mr.. L.,
was stopping at our own home | got
him to relate it, and even TO tell me
how to spell the ridiculous names of
"Noah's sons so that think ! can
repeat it just as he told it; but It
needs his peculiar voice to give 1t
effect. Here it is:
.~ There had been great camp
meeting going on for nearly week
in the beech woods is Ohio, and on
the last day a fine speaker preached
the closing sermon. He wasa a large,
powerful man, with strong voice,
and his hearers were deeply affected.
lie was a very sensible man, and,
seeing clouds gathering in the west,
he shortened his sermon, telling the
crowd thev would not have much
time to collect their effects and take
up their beds ana walk, as n storm
was coming on. In less time than it
takes to tell it tents were pulled down,
beds, tables, chairs, and children
were loaded into wagons, and all was
noise and confusion on the mp
ground. In the midst of all this
hustle little wizened faced man as
cended the log steps of the pulpit,
and. clasping his small hands, aud
rolling his weak eyes upward. squeal'
edout, Brethren and sistern ? tie was
such striking contrast to the last
SPEAKER that some did pause in their
work to look. with wonder upon him.
Thus encouraged, the little man be-
ran again Brethren and sistern. .
Il wish you could have heard Mr..
Lincoln initiate that speaking voice.
Il rise to noratc on toe YOU on The
subiec Of the baptismal yes, the bap-
tismal Ahem. There WAS Noah, he
had three sans--ahem .namelic.
ShaAadaracs, Meshisick, and bell
teezel They all went in toe banners
leu, and Likewise with them ~a3
lion! Ahem. Here the crowd either
renewed their work of loading up
wagons or laughed AID turaed away.
81 the speaker, after iefeatlng the
above, and yet gaining 10 attention,
closed abruptly in the following man
ner: Dear perishing friends, IF you
will not hear on toe me on this great
.ubiec. ! viii only say this, that
squire NobDs has recently lost a little
bay mare with naxy name anil tail
amen y
The last sentence. without a pause,
was very ludcrous
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Poetical.i
THE WAY TO WOO.


Don't be In too great hurry
Hnrries never pay;
Take ycur time, wary general
Always feals his way.
Do not pull your line too quickly,
Rather give IL play.
Take her sometimes TO concert
Sometimes 10 a ball:
Sometimes spend pleasant ever:ng- r
Sometimes only call (;
Sometimes twill be far the wisest
Not 10 go al all.
Do not meet your would-be rivals.
With a jealous frown;
Show hri that YOU don't care twopence
For man IN town: -..
Praise her other beanX then surcly
u She Will run them down.
Send her presenrs-not too costly,
Trifes light as air;
Dainty fruits 10 please her palate,
Filwei for her hair ....
Something that will show you chose II,
Fairest for the fair.
vex her sometimes-constant sunshine
Is so veiy tame ,.. ..
just little dash OF water
Brightens up dame; T1I
Love tha. doesn't phiz and splutter
Isn't worth the name.
Then, at last, some quiet evening
Moonlight nights are stale
ID. op into he, cozy parlor
Looking rather pale;
Strive TO III "a your woe unuttered,
But be sure 10 lail.
Just hint OF distant Journey,
Asa secret half confessed
Darsly SPEAK OF hidden sorrow
That fOrbidsy0n est;
Whisper thar us ht.d 10 leave her,
But, perhaps, us lest.
And then II sh- should blush and treinb!e
With q shy surprise
II there l. nO rO9dish sparkle %. ...
TNinkling in her eyes
Then ieil The old, old sto.y. 81
FIRST told Meath ems skies.
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For the Advertiser.
The Backwardness of Spring.

The oldest inhabitant' has during
the past six weeks, declared that he
or she, remembers not when gent"
was 50 careless in asserting
her prerogative. Many theorie, have
been advanced as to the clldnCss
which has prevailed during the past
two months, but not until a few days
ago has the chilly character OF the air
been satisfactorily accounted for, and
which problem has been solved for ma
ny years by captains of steamships and
sailing vessels arriving at New York
and other ports Of this county The
Captains report that The Atlanti has
not been so full of driftice thus early
in the Spring as it is at the present
time. and their stories about icebcrg'
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4 soa.he,Jed vou.h residing il

A sort.he,ded youth residing IN
Sangamon county. Ill, has gone mnd
for love of Bessie Turner .broug ht "n
by reading herevidence in the Beech
er trial. One night recently hn
made a clumsy figure Of his bed
clothing, and carried 1t from room to
room f5r several hours. Finally he
kicked it down two fights Of stairs
into the cellar yelling as be STOOD at
the door OF he latter apartment:
"Why, Bessie, you tuinbled down
Didn't your
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-05-27

CAPE PoRPOIsEs AND BLACKFIsH.
AT present whales are scarce IN
Cape God Harbor; and it is an extra
hazardous thing for even porpolse
to show bis black nose over the water
in sight OF the town. Only a few
weeks betoie | last saw the place
eight hundred foolish porpoises enter
ed the harbor, and fur hundred
were captured IN an afternoon, ard
not only in the legitimate way, 50 to
speak, by men with harpoons in boats
but pari of the scool was driven IN
to shoaI water, where men waded
out up to their armpits, and grab
bing porpoise with the fingers OF
one hand in his eyes and the other
catching hls back fin, dragged him
ashore by main force. If you want
To awaken Provlncetown very sud-
denly. hire loud voiced man to
shout. "Blackfsh.' = from the root OF
house. You will fad yourself in
less than two minutes in the midst OF!
very lively population.
Blackish mean money They are
worth about ten dollars apiece, and a
CAPTURE of feur hundred tiah Is u
handsome days work, which adds to
The wealth as well us to the fragrance
of the town. Besides the blubber OIL
which these animals and porpoises
Weld, there is a product OF which
few people, imagine. think muc''
but which is vet OF considerable i'm
portance to nil OF US. This is the pc
culiarly limpid oil which Is drawn
from the jaw-bones Of these fish, and
hich is used by watch makers all
over the world to oil the works OF
watches. A drop OF it goes Il long
way; and in fact the civilized world
uses at present in all its huudred nil
lions of watches only about two hun
dred gallons yearly, most OF which Is
produced, or, more correctly saved
on Cape Cod. An old man who had
lbeen thirty five years in the business
of preparing this jaw oil told me that
when a scooI of fish was caught he
bought the heads, which he then trl'
ed out carefully, refined the oil by
boiling it, and finally submitted 1t 10
= freezing test Two or three men
furnish the worlds supply OF this
product; they have established then
regulations and control the markets
this old man remarked that the stock
ON hand was now sufficiently great
and he would not save any more thu
wear. The oil is sold by the produ
GERS for from four to eight dollars
gallon. | remarked to the old tel
low that il he could sell two hund
red gallons year at five dollars
ra.lon he would do a comfortable bu
sincss and ne repliei, Yes, indeed
I'd be happy with that, and throw OF
hall" -.
Nor was he exagGerating. On TIN
frugal Cape cod fisherman Is no
unhappy Dor unfortunate if he make
five hundred dollars By his year
work. His wife will lay up some o
it, aud he will subscribe literally t.
church and foreign missions, an'
think himself comfortable man. H'
owns his house and little gardeI
patch: he is not afraid of the taN
gatherer; he and Ais wife know how
to make money go TAR, and they arr
not at al! conscious that they arr
punched by poverty CHAR F.
NonDnoFF, in Haper'8 Magazine 70
June.
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"You may talk" say, the Milwau-
kee Ne,cs, about marrying an heires'.
n delicate human bIossonl. a fairy, IN
ANGEL bat give us Il hand like Aan-
cy Terwiiger Of La Crosse, who ran
out of doors The other night, and
straddling horse, yelled out: Cool
night. oil man I'm of for the spell
In, rnnlch i'