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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-19

StErSwAY PIANOS
Knabo Pianos,
Chiokoring Pianos,
HazeltOn Pianos,
Emerson Pianos,
Smiths American Organs,
Mason 4 llamIin's Organs,
Estey \ Cas-, organs.
Geo. Wood 4 Co., Organs and other
make Of new and secondhand pianos and
organs, all Of which are offered At the
lowest prices, and on the most reasonable
terms ut ADAMs& LUCAS,
1927 Market street,
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j. W. FERnEb's closing out sale of dry
goo'ls and carpets will 6e continued this
coming week. Price elsewhere before
you come, and then you will see the great
advantage aud what yon can save.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-19

SOMETHING NEw.-BOxed toed button
ed CATERS, made exclusively for ladies
and children Mt i. V. BLOND's,
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On ESntBirloN.-Mr. Matthew Nc.
Nabb'S street sprinkler was on exhibi.
ton In The principal streets Saturday al.
ternoon The weather clerk will please
note The fact that we are prepared fOf
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ADMINISTRATIVE ArPolSrED.-tn the
Probate Court OH Saturday John Bishop
was appointed Administration Of the ca.
tate Of Mary X, Hughes, deceased. Bond,
S3OOO.
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Go to L. Y. nlond's for your boxed
tocd buttOned galtors
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GrRcutf COURT.-The Circuit Court will
commence liz regular spring term to.
day. The grand Jury will meet this
morning al 8 o'clock, and tho petit Jury
Tomorrow morning al the same hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-19

LADIES II you want to buy carlets,oil.
cloths or window shades, call al Henry
lscnIcr'sand examine his stock before you
buy.
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On Monday 1 will open 800 pieces the
best New Stale prints. All at 0 cents per
yard. ]. ". EEnnEt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-19

DFsr cnlicoes, all at o cents per yard, at
j. w. FERRELs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-19

THE hest collar ever made ia the Elm.
wood. Tits better and looks better than
any other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-19

For all wool ingram, 8 ply brussels
carpets 50 per cent, less than any house
in town, go to the closing out sale Of
J.W, FERREI,
Main and goth Street.
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JUsr received at Aronhcimer & Lewis
ny stock Of new spring dry goods
which will lyesold cheaper than any other
house in Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-19

TIE corner stone Of the Capitol build.
ing will probably be laid by the Masonic
fraternity, on the gath Of June next.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-19

G.F, MAYER & Son, manufacturers Of
the Snapper, Crescent, Yara, Marales and
Centennial cigars, at Al Twelfth st.
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diyE ]. W. l'errcl n call; he Is forcct
TO sell out,
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lryon want to gel your value for your
money in Carpets got
1IESRY ROEMER's,
No. 20O0 Main street.
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CALI and SEQ The metropolitan Piano,
at WIS. lIntChihs' music store, I 9Th street;
you will find II beautiful and cheati
store,
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GOLDEN Star Fine Cut il the best
brand In the market, for sale At g. +.
Mayer \ Sons, Al Twelfth street, and 7O7
Main Al.
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ALL wool carpets, at G5 cts,
ARoNIIEIMER 4 LEVI.
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WiSpow Shades Window Shades |
Window sllaleslll NJ
lTENRY ltoEMER's.
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GF MAYER 4 soN, dealers in smok.
efsi articles and best brands Of Imported
and Domestic cigars, Al Twelfth street
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WE Nrc selling carpets OF 80 cts. worth
so eta. ARoNHEnIRg 4 LEVI,
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NOTICES.
To CONTRACTORS.
CRY CLRRK's ORPICR,
WuERLINa, w, Va, AnFil 4. 1875

CRY CLRRK's ORgICR.
WHEELNd, W, Va, April q, 1876.
Se9lsl proposals. will 10 received nj This ofir,
until IhuEslay, 22l day Of April, 1875. n mon
t0r tho Masonry, Np-Ilip, Graduation and suprT'
structure Of = Bridge aCf0sa Wheeling CrreI. h,-,r
the Mound, 10 tho Peninsula Cemetery. '-'
THE MASONRY will h. lnt-cla.s ral,rr r.rl ,r,,l
In cement mortar, about 6I0 leTchcA. VIVA
TnE HP-RAP will will b. one foot and /, h,I,
thick, and hand packed, about rs cubic yani, '-''
TiiR EMBANENENT Will contain about .5oG cuII,
yarls and will ha taken from sites selrEi,l bv ,I.
Superintendent, and disposed Of arcnnlnr n NJ.
direction, tho haul In no CaAo Ia exceed HI H.,
Iheao bids shall 10 by the cubic yard Of "A cIli,
ieCt. '""'
TIKI SUPERSTRuCTuRI will 10 wrought Inn,
with wrought lrJn nOOr bams, two sinns oi TAX
f'ct each, IN the clear, IS feet Wide ii IN c,,r
with factor Of safety Of five To- for lstEibIi,i
lGad o. lG pounds leF square foot besides e WEIGHT
bidders will examine for Themselves the loca,ioD
Of the PTopOse1 work, NJ that no mlsunlcrtanIIn,
may exist In rpgrl 10 the nature Ol the WoE Ia H.
dOnD. 7"
Tho plans and sPoelaCations arO at this ollicr tpr
the inspection Of bidders wv
Council reserves tho right 10 reIecl any or all LiI
Al9 u, a. BRITT City Clerk
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THE only place in tho city where you
can find childrens boxed tOed buttonet
CATERS IL ut J., V, IITONDa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-19

DID you sec those Cotsels al 30 cents
At sitter 4 Roth'g they are beauties and
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WEsiill have a few more Of those is
cent Carpets at Sitter 4 Rotli's, and flow.
cred Carpets clIeap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-19

PRoMENADlSg has not been prominent
during the past few days.
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FANS and sun.shades were generally
dispensed with yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-19
FoR RENT
~ III MS
PATENT
FEATHER RENOVATOR!

The undersigned would respectfully announce TO
The citizens Of Wheeling and vicinity that having
Introduced Ills improved Feather ROnOVaiOr into
lhlS place, hels nov prepared to
CLEANSE AND PURIFY FEATHERS
In the most CfISCtual manner 1Iy a pressure of
steam aud the way i Is applied, together Will the
IneiliCs Tor Veniilallng and drying which We have
invented, We claim 10 moro eftClunlly anil In les
time irenOvate feathers than by any process, ever
Oiercd the Pnbllc Our process not only cranSr
Oh feathers from oil impurities they inhlha by
CONSTANT use, but nCTCaaM their hulk nearly one
llali, making them light and lively, clean anil
healthy and also removes the dlalgreGablc OlOF ~
common 70 new ieaihCfs, and destroys all moths
AMI worms and the liability thereto.
Eor further particulars anil prices NC small hills,
which viii SION 10 III circulation, Satisfaction
guaranteed or no clnrge will 10 male. Parties de-.
string TO examine The process arc invited 10 call III
our place Of business,
Where the raienlCC or Ills General Agent, will liz
IOnnd, who Will take pleasure In showing how thn
work Is done Bend IN yOnF orders, aud cOnie and
eo Lhe pf0ec.! yourselves, at No. 10 Tenth street,
ne. Si,lte and CpiHiv Ripk. Er !y,t,. iseiriDo
Machine. ], r SiiELlION, TateniTr,
d. WILSON, General Agent.
REPBRBNCEs-Iley. =. Hall, Iey, /. Nick. Reilly
ICY: u; W. Fisher, Roy. III. Mayer, & j. ildwllnga,
y. ". johnson, WV. BhFIVeF, j. T. Reeves. II, g.:
y 4. lIildntl MDiJ,C o, 1Tnbp N. ID; s Ia JClIaDn
~. D. f. j. llennlg, Al. d. |. II. Iongi0n, N, b;
y Bmlyt. Friend 4 SOn, Furniture DpaIefs; ii,
Mendel, ll0oth Co., Furniture Dealers; Il. WnNl.
mraIsog urant House, a. j. Sweeney, Mayor Mrs
MrS. DR.. l6gan, Mn. l. s. fCiaplain, Mn, s. HorE.
heimer, Mrs. Benz. Davenport, MfS. N. & Arthur.
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WEATHER RECORD. - The following
shows the range Of the thermometer M
observed ut Silyey's Drug Store, corner
opposite post0fliCe:
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CAnrEs Carpets Il CarpctsllIat
HENRY ROEMER'a.
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Bur little blowing for corn has been
done ms yet.
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Floor Oil Cloth Floor Oil Cloth |! at
HENRY ROEErER's,
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Hair, ITair-W. +. Bachman.
Opera llouse-llOn. Carl SEIZURE.
Paper lIangings-paull & Winship.
Notice 10 All Bald Heads.
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.CHERlFFs SALE.

HTUNVH HTIIT UIIII IVIVI
Commencing al 10 O'clock 4, ", At tho works OIL
said Company, the following property
Five Sheet Rolls, six large Rolls, ono lot N Shalt
Ing, nine ansa Iron lIllGys one lot u Fire lIfrk
Sheet Iron, liar Iron, Nails aud Spikes, Top ind
Bottom Iron for nils; Stoves Scales One lot Of sand
% Coal Cans, IS Small HaT Rolls, one Safe one lot Of
Ore, Ons Fellows, one at Of lOughlng hail Rolls,
two sels Finishing hall Rolls, one lot Ol Harness,
two Wagons, Office Furniture, one lot Fire Clay,
Sllczeis, Ave Wagon HAIL TOLLS anl all the move
able OF personal property In or about the Crescent
Ingn Conpany's works
will also veil on the Eime day, commencing at
O'clock 4. NJ, at tic front OOr 81 the Court House
NJ Ohio county, a number II llOrSGs and Mules,
levied upon at same tlmH to satisfy said taxes
n,-S7 w '"'h-' q nnnwN q or
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G. F. MAYER & Son, sole agents for
the Fine Cut Twist chewing tobacco, best
thing ont; call at Al Twelfth st,
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TnE hills were snow.cappcd yesterday.
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FARMERS are greatly behind with their
spring work.
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"oSrswnllow does not make a spring"
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SATURDAY
BAN. i2M. Bpm. 7P.M.
"a ~ ~ %
BAN i2M. SHM 7P.M
p ~ q 70
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FOR SALE.

NoR sALE-Two OFFICE DESKS.
LIST, DAVENPORT & PARKS.
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

mEl7 II. g. BROWN, s. o. Q.
Tho above sale ispstpOncl until FRIDAY, Apr
23d, al 10 O'Clock AN. RI6
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CARRIER BoYWANTEO Apply at this
nffnn.
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GhegttelIigenter.
MONDAY. APRIL 10. 1873.


New Advertisements.
Hair, ITair--W.P. nachman.
Opera llOuse-llOn. Carl SEIZURE.
Paper llangings -Paull & Winship.
Notice to All Bald Heads.
CARRIER BOY WANTED Apply at this
Office.
WEATHER RECORD. - The following
shows the range Of the thermometer as
observed Mt Silyey's Drug Store, corner
opposite PoStonlce:
SATURDAY
Is 10 )" fA' GA
SUNDAY.
'~ 4 ~ i ST. Il ~ !!
THE hills Snow.cappcd yesterday.
CONSERVATION does not make n SPRING"
FARMERS are greatly behind with their
spring work.
bUT hlIIe h0wlhg Tor corn llhS been
done as yet.
FANS and sun.shades were generally
dispensed with yesterday.
PRoMENADlSg has not been prominent
during the past few-dayA
-S
WlNrEn las issticd supplement. The
circulation is quite general.
A WAGON belonging to Michael Reilly,
Wholesale grocer dropped wheel III The
wharf on Saturday.
On rhOn. warned US that this polar
wave was coming, but il was fully III III.
comfortable for all that.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-20
How to Put Nervous Babies to Sleep.

A BABY is very tender thing, people
say, but most of them are very far from
knowing how tender. Imagine how
nervous you are in certain states-when
recovering from illness, say, when the
fall of book or the slam of door makes
you quiver and feel faint, as if some one
gave you blow. That is the way a
young baby feels at best. A puff of
wind will set it gasping, its little breath
blown quite away. A noise makes it
shiver, change OF summer air makes it
turn death cold. A baby is the most
nervous of beings, and the torture it suf-
fers in going to sleep and being awak-
ened by careless sounds, when just
dropping off," is only comparable to
the same experience of an older person
during an acute nervous headache.
Young babies ought to pass the first
month of their lives in the country, for
its stiffness no less than its fresh air.
But where the silence is not to be COM
manded baby may be soothed by folding
soft napkin, wet in warmish water,
lightly over the top of its head, its eyes
and its ears. 1t is the best way to put
nervous babies to sleep. A fine towel
should be wet and laid over it's head the
end twisted a little till it made sort of
skull cap, and, though baby sometimes
fights against being blindfolded in this
way, five minutes usually will send him
off into blissful slumber. The compress
soothes the little, feverish brain, deadens
sound in his ears, and shuts out every
thing that takes his attention, SO that
sleep takes him unaware. Teething
babies find this very comfortable, for
their heads are always hot, and there is
fevered beating in the arteries each
side Western Rural.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-20
Good Advice for Children.

DEAR children, want to say few
words to you on subject of which l
have just been thinking much, viz: The
intercourse of children with each other
and the rules which should govern their
conduct at all times. All of you, or
nearly ali, are sometimes, if not daily,
brought in contact with others besides
your brothers and sisters. You meet in
social hfe-you meet in your places of
instruction. All are not lovely in their
character or conduct. You may teach
them, by your manners and habits, to do
better. Some are placed in very differ
ent circumstances from yourselves. Now,
| will give YOU few simple rules which,
if YOU will try to remember and be gov
erned by, you win be happier for and do
good
1. Be gentle and kind to all.
9. Be slow to believe an i'll report of
anyone.
8. Never repeat an unkind remark
made in regard to anyone. Never be
talebearer.
4. If any of your mates have bodlly
defect, such as the loss of an eye, lame
foot, disfgured face or limb, from ac-
cident, never injure their feelings by al
luding to it in the presence Of another
person.
5. If any of your mates arc so un1or-
tunate as to have an Incorporate parent,
never alluGe to it, or in any way let them
know that you are aware Of 1t.
6. Never repeat, at your own home, the
history of any unpleasant occurrences IN
your school during the day which may
have involved any of your mates IN dit"
ficulties or resulted in their punishment.
7. Relieve the wants of all needy chill
dren as far as in your power.
S. "Do unto others as you would that
others should do to you"
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-20
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.
CoTroN-Middling upland, 16916Sc.

CoTToN-Middling upland, l6G16hc.
LIVE STocK-Beef Cattlc-S S1O0n@13.00. Hogs
Live, S7.756l7S71s. Sheep-Liye (unshorn), $500
@6.75.
BREADsTUFFs.-Flour-G to choice S5.6o1
$50: white wheat extra, s. 9OG6.S5. Wheat-No.
2Chicago, s1.1s11 1917; No. Northwestern, S1.1
al 20; No. Milwaukee spring, $l.2l1l.21h
Rye-Western and State, Sl0211.09. Barley
q 35d1 40. Corn-Mixed Western, SoGSShc.
Osts-Mixed Western, 75G77l4c.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork-New Mess, S2l.9ogcs2.oO
Lard-Prime Steam, 15l4@l55ac. Cheese-SG
14nc.
Wool domestic fleece, 4S063c.i
CHICAGO.
LIVE SToCk.-Beeves-Cholce, SG.0OD6.lS;
good, s5.75159O; medium, S5.do15.65; butch
ers' stock, s4.OG0525; stock cattle, S3.25G4.75.
Hogs-Lve, s7.61IsS5. Shecp-Good to choice
(unshorn), s5.5Og6.5o
Provisions Ns.-Butter-Choice, 2Sdt33c. Eggs
Fresh. l3h014c. Cheese-Ncw York Factory,
l6h@17c; Western Factory, 16@16hc. Pork
Mess, 81. .45d2l so. S1535@15.37h.
BREApsruFrs. rs.-Flour-White Winter Extra,
s6OO@7.5O; spring extra, si.7595.5o. Wheat
Spring. No. 2, s1.02h91.o3. Corn-No. :, '2A
673Hc. Oats-No. 2, 631a96ic. Rye-No. q
S105h@1.o5. Barley-No. 2, S1.3511.3S
WooL.-Tub-washed, 4515Sc; fleece, washed
40@5Oc; unwashed 27937c.
LuaBER.-First Clear, S4soD15O0o; Second
Clear, s440oQ,470O; Common Boards, $l05OD
115O; Fencing. s12.oO@13.oo; "a" Shingles,
s3.00l3.25 Lath, S2.00CG2.25.
CINCINNATI.
BREADsTUFFs. - Flour S5.75D5s5. Wheat-
Red, s1.2s11.35. Corn-7sGsOc. kye-Slz@
@1.25. Oats-70D73c. Barley--No. p s13'Gl 40
PROVISIONS Ns.-Pork-sA 5o922.0o. Lard-l57aG
153c.
LIVE STooK.-Beeyes-Fa TO choice, SSooo
6.25. Hogs-Live, S6.75g8.25.
BRrApsrUFfs s.-Flour-XX Fall, $5.5og5.60
Wheat-No 9 Red Fall, s1.45Gl.46 Corn
No. . 73ha74c. oats-No. 2, 63h0641lc. Rye
No, . s1.05o1.o6. Barley-No. ,, s12S9l3o.
PgoyIsroNs- S21.6oD2l.75. Lard
-l5915Ac. ,,rurp
Rpy.nsrUrFs. UrFs.-Flour-Spring Xxx, $4.7505.0o.
Wheat-Spring, No. l, s1.O4@104h; No. =, Sl.ol
al o1as Corn-No. 2, T20l72hc. Oats-No. 2,
61@6lKc. Rye-No. l, S1.0sG1.1o. Barley-No'
2, s1.3oQ11.32. uu,o,r
BsEAosrurFs -Wheat-Extra, s1.aSh1l.s9.
Corn-No. l. 77G77hc. 0ats-No.l' o7Go'7ac'
TOLEDO.
Rpp.nsrrrrs Wheat Amber Michigan,
Al. .2s,z al .2ss4; No. Red, S1.2911 .29h Corn
HIGH Mixed. 7sa,shc. Oats-No. 2, 67t967ac.
CLEVELAND.
BREADsTuFFs. Red, sl.32hW
1.s3; No. 2 Red Sl.a7h@1.ss. Corn-Hlgh
Mixed, 1TH6iSc. Oats-No. !, 66K061c.
BUFFALO.
LIVE srocK,-Bceves-s5. Hogs
Live, s7.6cgs25. Shecp--Live tshorn), $5.s5G
5.75, rp,,v
LIVE SrocK.-Beeves-Best S6.7Jd17.2o; me
dunn. S6.OO06.2. Hogs-Yorkers, s7.5OD7.75;
Philadelphia, ss.JO@s75. sheep-Best (clipped)'
s5.25a5 40; medium (clipped), S4.5o95.O.
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spent ali my money and eaten it up, and
what's more, it didn't stay down; if it
had, it wouldn't have seemed such q
dead loss; but now, I'd got to go to
work and earn it all over. 1t did really
seem as if should have more gray hairs
than grandpa's got before I'd have that
whole dollar earned to pay up for that
old window.
1 guess they all felt sorry for me, for
that night the whole family Clipped
in," and gave me back my half dollar, so
now I'm just where I was the first day of
April, 'cept I'm kind of weak in the
knees, and have to eat Cruel, and don't
want any more peanuts or juju-paste for
ofe while, can tell you. And if ever l
try to come April+fool on Uncle Jim
again I shall be bigger fool than / was
this year" Roy Hammond" in Chicago
d35nHcP
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-20
4 CHINESE STORY.

BY RACHEL POMERoY.
In Noshiroan's reign tits told
How a certain person sold
To another for fair pay
A good piece of land. One day
Afterward the buyer found,
While a-plowing UP his ground,
Buried snugly under earth,
Gold and gems Of muckle worth.
In a casket stout they lay,
Locked from worm and rust away.
Never plow before, l wis,
Turned up aught SO choice as this;
Never plower of such prize
Scanned it with so honest eyesl
Did our finder gloat by stealth
Der his unexpected wealth.
And in worthy hiding place
Hoard as heirloom for his race?
Did he sell it-liker yet
For the best price he could get
Rather, straightway hurried he
With it to the seller. "Seel
Bring thee this treasure fine!
Digged up yonder; take, tits thine"
But the latter answered: "No;
When we traded so and SO
to thee the whole field sold
With whatever it might hold.'
Not at ALL" contends the other;
81 bought but the soil, my brother;
What's beneath, fool could see,
Must of right belong to thee"
Thus both argued, pro and con,
10 no purpose; whereupon,
To the Emperor, as befitted,
They the case, at length, submitted:
Who, in his judicial pleasure,
Hitupon the following measure:
Let the son and daughter twain
OF these rarely virtuous men
Each to other welded be,
And the treasure theirs" quoth he.
Which device, the story goes,
Brought their quarrel to close;
Adding, in sequel sly,
This quaint touch of poetry:
Folk declare the purchased field
Did that year at harvest yield
Mammoth ears of corn, the which
Still in cabinets of the rich
For their bigness cherished be
Miracles of husbandry;
Nature plainly wanting share
In so generous an affair.
Christian Union
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e6or nnn,,a Readtrs.
AS MOTHER DID.


BY GEORGE COOPER.
"LIrTLE girl, what will you do
When you have older grown?
Dollies then will not be new
As they are now my own.
Then the pretty plays yoa play
OF these you will get rid"
"Oh," the red lips sweetly say,
"rp do as mother did"
School-days then VII come in turn,
And other changes gresti
Will my darling love to learn,
With spelling book and slate?"
Pretty pouting lips replied,
While dropped each pearly lid:
"Oh, the rorla is very wide
III do as mother aidln
"Sweetest pattern you could find
To follow, little one!
But suppos5 e lover kind
This little heart has w0nf
VIII you speak him answer fairy"
The dark blue eyes were hid:
"Ah, | neither know nor care
I'll do rs mother did.p
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-20

-"Now, John, don't you think a
woman writes more satisfactory letters
than MANI" Certainly, my dear. 1t
is far more satisfactory to receive let
ter from woman than a man." The
fond wife muses., and concludes that it is
her mission to watch the mail
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-20

THE new American team of crack ri
flemen, to shoot at Dublin, is believed to
be much poorer than the victorious one
pitted against the Irish team in this
country last year.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-20

Prof. Baird will have whole
building in the Centennial devoted to an
exhibition of fish and fish culture, and
models of every boat, vessel and seine
used in capturing the fish. The Swedish
Government has appropriated $loo,ooo
for a similar object.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1875-05-20

The Atlanta (Ga.) Herald has the fol
lowing: Yesterday, in conversation,
some one remarked that Gen. Toombs
never crosses Court House door for less
than S., 900, when Judge Lochrane replied
that there was nothing strange about that.
wouldn't take any case for smaller
fee than $4,000 This CAUSED the crowd
to discuss legal fees, and it was found that
several large fees had been paid Atlanta
lawyers since, the war. Mr.. Hill, In the
celebrated Metcalf case, received $780,.
600 fee. Judge Lochrane fee OF s4o,ooo
in the Brunswick and Albany case. Mr.
Hill received fee of $25,O0O for his man.
agement of Kimball's case. Judge Loch-
rane received $4,000 as a fee from Mrs.
Kimball in the Kimball House case. In
addition to these cases there is case now
pending between Henry Clews & Co. and
the Cherokee Railroad, involving $685.
600, in which the fees will be large. 1t is
said that Judge Lochrane's fee as attorney
for Clews will be $25, 1000.