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resting and started off for an additional
supply. thinking, perhaps, like poison,
an overdose would react to such an eX-
tent that no traces would remain. While
Pat was alone. the two pads slipped up
md one of them reached his hand inside
of his lLavhew's) vest, and abStracted the
pocket-book. containing between Sl2 and
slS. all the man he'd. Lsyhew was
psrt,allv aroused from his stupor during
the operation, and made some effort to
get back his money, but was intimldsted
by their threats and let them escape
THREE German residents of Bridge
port, who shall be nameless, MADE up
their minds that they wanted little rec
reation and the best way TO get 1t was 10
make trip to the great city OF chicago,
thereby combining the two important
requisites, pleasure and profit. To go IN
strle was their determination, so on Sat
urday they came over to the city ana
each purchased II nohby walking cane
and an exquisite eye.glass. Having an
eve to their safety amongst those hea.
thens in the city of the lakes they dubbed
together and purchased a revolver. BE-
ing in readiness they fastened home TO
make the last preparations Tor the
glorious western trip. Sunday lnterVeh-
inc they decided to Start on Monday, but
before going it was resolved 70 VSI
"Cadiz Hill" with one or two Wheeling
friends. and there bid adieu to the banks
TO the banks of the Ohio, over glass OF
wine Dressed in their best, and with
their eye glasses adjusted and canes
dangling ut the proper angle, while one
of the trio had the revolver in his MP
pocket properly charged, for danger they
started out, on Sunday afternoon, ana IN
due season arrived at that popular resort
| in the summer months. The first glass
was quatied, another, and another
until count was lost in the hiiar!ty and
! exubcrunce o. their feelings. But alas,
! the best of friends sometimes differ ana
/ quarrel. and SO it was on this occasion.
! Ohcnse was taken by the man with the
revolver at a word said, perhaps /" jest,
/ the Joy turned suddenly into anger, and
/ in u moment al. was confusion. The
/ shooting machine was drawn and cooked
! in the malice. and aimed at the wretch
/ who dared to insult his best friend. Inc
proprietor aud MS good wife rushed out
and begged them to desist. The nobby
. canes ana eyeglasses were thrown aside,
and the proposed visit to Chicago
was forgotten. Happily, at this juncturc
the bold Wheeling acquaintance inter
fcred, and, Selling the revolver, regard
less Of danger, wrenched it from the fist
Of the would-be homicide and put it in
hi, pocket, with 4 distinct declaration
that i. the friends wanted satisfaction
they could have it, and left them to their
own sad rcSections- They adjourned to
their homes, seddcr and wiser men, and
have unanimously decided to postpone
thattrip to Chicago inofniteiy.
Mn. ADAM EBERLE had a narrow
escape of losing his lie last Friday night
/ by the exploding Of gasoline lamp
( Fortunately severe burn on the arm
and wrist was the only injury sustained.
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NJ. GUTMAN X Co. have the largest
stock Of clothing in tho city. They sell
their goods at prices below all competi-
ton. If You want an endless variety of
clothing to choose from, go to VI. Gut
man x Co. Clothing for children at all
prices, and Of all sizes. Clothing for
boys ut all prices and Of all sizes Cloth.
ing for men for all purposes, from the
cheapest to the finest in the market. All
these goods are warranted r. represented,
and to be lower in price than cm be
found at any other place in the city. In
dealing with us YOU have the advantage
of choosing from the largest stock, get
tirg goods at the lowest prices, and
having every article guaranteed rs repre-
sented. Call on us and We will suit your
taste, suit your body and suit your pocket
book, VI. GUTMAE x Co,
Cor. Main and 18th streets.
ELEGANT Fancy Striped Silks Just
opened at j. ). RHODES X Co =.
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PooL.sELLING on the result of the
Beecher trial is vigorously going on in
New York. Large amounts Of money
are De. on the disagreement Of the jury.
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JUTU received by express, another lot
of those Sew York Broadway Box-toe
Gaiter.. the incest ladies' shoe that ever
was invented. and the only place that
YOU can get them is at l.. V. Blends, he
has the exclusive sale.
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WE ask an examination of our large
stock of goods, comprising everything IN
the line of frst-class merchant tailoring
establishment. We have used all the
care possible in selecting first class lot
of goods. and will not fail to please You
if YOU will call and examine our goods
and will guarantee perfect TT.
LAKIN Il PIERsON,
SO 18th street.
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TuEmcmbcrs of Schriener's band made
q splendid appearance, Yesterday, in their
new and handsome uniforms. Our friend
Charley Sesbright, the Centre Wheeling
clothier, built them.
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Corner Main and 2Oth streets,

For Music Music Books, Pianos, Or
CANS, Stools and Covers 20 to Adnms&
Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street
They make speciality of these articles
and sell at the lowest PRIZES and on the
most accommodating terms.
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Throws FROM HIS HuRsE'-I sterday
morning Mr.. Jacob Voglcr, chief mar
shall Of the German Benevolent Society
procession, was thrown from his horse
near the Fifth Ward market house. For
tuuatc,y ne escaped without serious in
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Piano AID ORGAN TUNING AND RE-
PAIRING. carefully and promptly attend
ed to. All work guaranteed. Leave
orders at ADAMS * LUCAS
Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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RUNAwAY.-Two horses attached Ia
the Ice wagon of Mr., Seibcrt, became
frightened on Eighteenth street, yester-
day morning, while t." German Bencv-
client Secretly was passing, and ran of.
They were stopped before getting away
very lar. and the damage done did not
amount to ANYTHING.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

CHARLESTON, May IL, 1873.
The Executive Officers met this dav ut
the Capitol for the purpose Of passing
resolutions respecting the death Of the
Hon. James PAUL, one of the Judges Of
the Supreme Court Of Appeals of this
State Present.. \. Bennett, Auditor;
b. W. Byrne, State Superintendent of
Schools: J. :. Burdctt, Treasurer, and
Charles Hcdrick, Secretary Of State.
On motion, Charles Hedrlck WAS APP
pointed chairman of the meeting and j.
Il. Pevton secretary, and the following
resolutions were adopted:
Resoiped, That We have heard with
feelings of profound regret OF the death
of Hon. James PAUL, Judge Of the SUI
preme Court of Appeals of this State,
which occurred at his residence on the
18th inst.
Resolved, That as testimonial Of our
respect for the memory Of the deceased,
il is ordered that the Capitol Building be
closed and all business suspended during
the day.
('E,;,.,yr1
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TIE United States District Court,
Judge jackson, will meet in this city this
morning. There will be no jury sum
rnnnnN
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BEAUTIFUL songs- Gathering Shells
from the Sea Shore. and sold Home
Ain. What it Used to b" at W. ;.
Hu,chins music store. No. 30 i2th street
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LADIES if you want anything IN the
way of nice shoes, go to l.. '. Blond.
He keeps the best and finest assortment
of Ladies', Misses and Childrens Shoes
in the city.
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BALTIMORE ANp ONO RA1LnoAp.,

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
At the regular monthly meeting Of the
Board of Directors Of the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad Company, held on We'd
nesday, at their rooms, Camden Station,
President Garrett stated that the revenue
for the month Of April 1874, WAS, on the
Baltimore and Ohio road and its
branches, $l,37795S. &C. among the
largest Of any month in the history Of
the company.
He had the satisfaction Of stating that,
notwithstanding the continuance Of the
hostile action Of rival lines-cspecially of
the Pennsylvania Company--tbc rcye
nue. for the month of April. 1915, was
SLAP, 527.25 thus showing an increase
for that month over the same month Of
the preceding year Of $34,5736o. The
results, therefore, Of the experience OF
April confirmed the views expressed by
the President, ut the last monthly meet
ing of the Board, as to the ability Of the
Boltimore and Ohio Company to main
tain its policy thoroughly and success
fully.
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THE Coancil will meet again this even
Ing. The Peninsula bridge subject will
be disposed Of by the First Branch.
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POLICE CoURT-Judge C.ann,e,.

GOllCE COURl-]"uge ''u'"t"'
The following cases were on the docket
of the Police Court Yesterday morning:
Thos. Rein, for throwing ashes upon
the public streets, WAS Aued one dollar
and costs.
Andrew Hutchinson, for committing a
nuisance in the Second Ward Market
House was fined three dollars and costs.
Frederick and Gotleib GRADER, broth
ers, were each fined five dollars and costs
for pcdding without license.
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THREE hundred pieces Sprague :
Ne-rimack and Cochcco Prints, carried
over from last season. We are going 20
close out at six and quarter cents.
! :. RHODES y Co.
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If YOU want = splendid and cheap dress
,atterp. 90 now to the closing out safe Of
J. W. FERREL,
Corner of Main and 10th streets.
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GREAT BARGAINS Now.-RememOer
the entire stock Of splendid Dress Goods
is now being sold cut Mt and below last
ern cost. Call and price them al
J. W. FERRELs,
Corner Main and 10th streets.
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FORCED SALE CoHTINUED,-Of my
entire stock of Dress Goods and Carpets
Come now if You need either, ms nm
forced to sell them ut half their rea'
value. All best prints nj cents a yard
j. ". FERREL.
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% Choice ."I~"p

NU, III iiomr." ready. Price'"D r.-
OF the latest and best things for Dcclamu
ton. humorous h"citsiiouS, lu'L..,
headings, etc. Capital Tor Oranges, I.E.
p'rHucr Societies, and LyceumS. Also.
Excelsior Dialogues, ami "Nlua0 l..
lOgurS.' Circulars free. Get o.. lu.r
/ bookseller, or send price 10 =. Garrett &
7 CO.. IUS Chestnut 81. PhiIa., Pa. M.muL,
/ the celebrated Penn letter RooI, ...
/ copying letters without press ur va'..
+ Agents wanted.
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on 1t, at any r;

The GERMANIA SOCIETY Picnic
Yesterday the Germania Society and
friends went down to Crcsap's Grove on
the steamer James Rees, where they pass
ed the day in the woods enjoying them
selves. The excursion was quite large
one. ard those who attended expressed
themselves highly pleased with the trip.
The principal amusement was dancing,
and Billy Mayors band furnished the
music.
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4 YOUNG man Of good address, who
nav be out of employment can get u
situation travelling through the country
on commission, by applying at this office.
No capital required.
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TuE GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY

The GERMAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
PARADE AND PIc-SlC.--The German
Benevolent Society celebrated its thirty
eighth anniversary yesterday, By grand
parade and picnic. The procession form
ed on Market street, in front OF 1t,
Alphonsus church, Centre Wheeling, and
from there marched through the principal
streets of the city. There were abouttwo
hundred in the procession, with hramers
and Schriners brass bands to furnish
the music, which they did in frst-class
STYLE. The procession presented fine
appearance, and was in command OF
Chief Marshal Jacob Vogler, assisted by
the following gentlemen: John Tru'chel,
Jacob Deku, John Foose, George busch
and Peter Erb.
In a carriage about the centre of the
procession were the officers of the So
cietv, as follows: President, John Voglcri
Vice President, Christian Hess; Secre
tarv. Frank Werber; Treasurer, Thomas
Goering
The procession marched to the Fair
Grounds on the Island, and disbanded,
after which the picnic festivities began
During the day, between 1000 and 5000
persons, including women and children,
visited the grounds, and the day was
spent most auspiciously. Kramer fur
nished the music for those who inclined
to terpsichorian pleasures.
Everything connected with the affair,
passed most pleasantly, and our Germans
all looked happy and satisfied with the
days enjoyment.
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ALL Wool Cassimerrs marked down
from 81 to so cents, 10 close oat, AZ
j. ). RHODES u Cos.
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.nNYCmNMANCY orsniLlm,rM

ING" How either sex may las n. -.
and gain the love and affection, u. .,..
person they choose Instantly. Iul> ,r'
pie, mental requirement g.. can Posses.
free. by mail, for pc, together W.rhUn....
riag- guide, Egyptian oracle, Dr...,
I!iItS 10 LUgl'-, M.dGiuL-Ni- >....
Sc. Aqungr book. Address, T. WILLIAM
x CO., Pubs, ThIla.
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THE Wheeling City Band furnished
the music ut the parade of the German
Benevolent Society Yesterday.
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Hamilton Opera House-Tony Pastor.
Dry Goods Lord II Taylor.
Redsteads-A. K. Moorehead x Co.
Wiesel Musical Institute.
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News from Charleston IS now aniously
looked FOR.
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SPECIAL NOTICE To THE LADIES l.
Y. Blond is now selling Z. {. Burt's
celebrated make of ladies' Button Shoes
a, s.. so. which have been selling hereto
fore AT from S. TO s..
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EVERYBODY /. talkingabout the prices
J. ) Rhodes " Co. ale selling Black Silk
nj
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Steamer Market Boy.
hours OF DEPARTURE

HOURS OF DEPARTURE.
Lawns Rrliulrr tt and q 80 A. NJ.
:, and 5 80 =. NJ.
Wheeling at $3.50 and II AN.
- $50 and +. NJ.
Bills of laiing signed, and small pack
ages attended 10 iflett at
L. II. BOOTH Il cos Boat Store. l.
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Fox summoniog member. alone, every
meeting OF Council costs the city s. 20.
the CITY Sergeant receiving twenty cents
for each membcr.-htsH,gmcsr.
This is entirely incorrect. The City
Sergeant does not receive twenty cents
for each member summoned, or total of
$500 for summoning Council. The
amount he receives is only three dollars,
and the sum is fixed by ordinance.
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wv. FERREL is closing out his carpets
at half price, now if YOU need one.
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CuAs. HrpRlcK. CKairmen
J. B. PEYToN, Secretary.

DOUBLE combination shirt fronts IRON
better, wear longer, keep shape better.
than any other kind of front made and
only 25c, at Sitter " Roth's.
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w. BLOND has the best makes OF
aides box-toed shoes. He keeps them Of
different widths and Of the latest styles
Call and see them at 1875 Main street.
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A LARGE collection of sheet music just
received at w. s Hutchins music store,
No. so Eth street.
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JUST received, 50 dozen double combi-
nation shirt fronts, to be sold cheap. On
" 25c; pure linen, NJ Sitter j Roths.
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Go To J. Friedel Il Cos tor fine China
and fancy Chamber Sets, llSO Main
Street.
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THERE will be three courts in session
to-day.
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$40 to $780, . US: ::ss 81. !:
nc t.NEr.k ...r..f q


copy OF the All street. t,"hlrH.
SENT FREE. John Hlck.u- Is tu-EuHh
crS .aud Brokers, - Broadway, New York
1000 AGENTS. Teachers. students. men
and women wanted 10 sell Centennial
Gazatcrr OI ~, l.. =. Show, grand RESULT
of 100 Years PROGRESS. : who. Library
BDHyu Givb,.-Not y IuNGr'. Jut au,..-
Sly. inter- OreGIl.- Ri selling Book IuH
li,hrd-GoOd Pay. r0'Nuur Gen. Ng 4.
every city oi 10000. Address, ). &. NJ
CEKUN 4 90. PMlLAN.InMIa. Pa.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. F

- i;:s,....,ssi y
ON AND AFTER Nov. Is, 1874, TRAINS
~ will run Daily, except sunday as lUl-
lows. viz:
ACCOM'O MAIL. EXPIRES.
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IT is not too warm tor ovcrcoats TO be
comfortable these nights.
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q p 7 u M

$500 - y -, III & Z .
A Certain and Sure Cur
i;CO,tS You Nothing IoraErirL
Describe case and send Tor part!cu.,r,
Box g7S. Mrs. j. 4, bKOLLlNGEI ID,
Porte, Ind. rn..r.'
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REIDGEFURT.

suit brought by Thomas Maven
.o.ins, .Tobn McNamara before Squire
Earlesor. Mt Martins Ferry some time
ogo 70 recover the sum o: $35GS, for
wor,, laid to have been done for the de-
PENDANT, by the plaintiff, was terminated
h,f,ro the Justice here last Saturday on
o chopro Of venue. The trial took up
nearIy The whole day, and after much
mother yn. decided by the jury adversely
to the plaintiff.
about 81 20, which the plaintiff was una
Ja,. iaylor, ore Of the witncsse. in
l..rf ,f Maven rs Mcnamara, was
lotn +, attend the summons Of the court,
and il consequence was fined one dollar
aDt costs for contempt.
Warrants have been placed in the
hand. al both Wheeling and Bridge
mort officers for the arrest OF TWO
rwnlovc. Of the .Etnayille mil.
for robbir. one Pat Layhew,
helper at the same works, some days
agc. 1t appears Layhew and a fricr5
Ind been paid off and were about To-
leave for Cleveland. Before starting
thew yot too much benzine under their
helfs and sat down on the steps OF Craw-
ford mill for rest. Layhews pard, in
the meantime, reconsidered his original
plan of SOLDERING up by the process Of
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Accommodation train leaves Bellaire al
4:35 p VI, and arrives at Steubcnville at
CHOPIN.
Tickets to all principle points In the
Eastand West can be procured at the
Union Ticket once in Mcclure House, and
at the station at Bridgeport.
r X. MYERS,
pov2S General Passenger II Ticket Agent.
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Nos. 10 aud : run dairy; No. daily eX-
cept sunday; No /, daily except Saturdays
East bound trains make direct conuGc-
lions ut Baltimore with trains for Ph!'a-
drlphia, New York ana Boston. Al WASH
urtou CITY for all points South.
Vest bound trains make direct connec-
lions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING; PITTSB URGH AND BA L.
TIJTORE DIVISION.
ENSr-LEAYES. WEST-LEANF-S.
@Wheeling washington Ia"
daily at SIS AM daily NJ .....6:ipA \. VI.
Wheeling Washington, ft
daily at....2:bj =. n. daily al.....-:LuF J.. NJ.
Sundays excepted. sundays excepted
Tickets to ali principal points can be
nroaurrd NJ the Office at the Depot.
THOS. Il. SHARP,
Master OF transportation.
II. 7. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
,,,, nOVl5
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ELEGANT Fancy Striped Silks JUS
opened at j. ). RHODES * Cos
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HuEN y WAN GOchcapr,
fastest selling Bible ry,rpuHH>.'g
for our extra terms 10 Agents. NkT,l>
AL PUBLISHING CO, PhIu,elpn., -,
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C67 an AGENTS PROFITS r.,. ,......
SO['OO VIII prov" .r u. .5.,.t. ~.
New artlcleS just patented. Sau.p.., So.
2p7 Broadway New York. 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS

'nGT "a ILtsH 10 AGENIS. LArr.--
XII Combination NeedIe.bga. -. -
I'LL ChromoS. send stamp. r. T. ,.... ~
New Bedford. Mas s.
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The true way Is ~ lel ihr horse drive
himself The diver doing lillle hat de
feellng him and giving him lhal con-
lllehee WI lch a horse alone gels in
himself when he feels thai guide
aud friend IL tack NJ him, 1he most
vicious and ineNpnrnble style 0f drlv-
ing 10 that which 90 many drivers
adopt, via Wrapping The liues around
either hAnd and pulling the hnIsr
backward with all their miphl aud
main, 80 that the horse, la nulnl of
fact, pulls the weight back at han with
his mouth aud not with his breast aud
shoulders THIS they dn under Tho i'm,
preston that such dead pull il need
~ Ia order 10 "aleadyn the horse, The
fact II, with rare exceptions lhpIp
should never 10 any pull upon lhe
horse NJ all, A steady pressure il al
lpWahle probably advisable, hat any
thing beyond this has no jnsllliralinn
IN nature 0r rehsOl Tor nhiure sug,
gehls lle ~ most possible frerdnm Of
action NJ head, body aud limbs la or
Diet that the animal may attain tho
highest rate OF speed aud reason Ger
lnlnly iorblds The supp0siilon HAT, hy
the bits, and mol 10y The breast collar,
the horse h ~ draw The weight nj
laehed 10 H. In speeding u horse SCI
dom grasp tho lines with both hnndh
when the road h straight aud lree
from distractions, The lines are rare
ly steadily taul, but held IN easy PHI,
nncy and used chiefly 20 shin Tie biz !
Ia the horses mouth, and hy Ibis
method horses break lesS aud 30 much
faster.
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Useful Hints.

Mercurial ointment Is excellent TO
oil a gun with, to prevent rusting. 1t
Is also equally good applied to cutlery
needles, or other polished metal sur
faces.
Olmsted's varnish, made by melting
one of rosin with ten parts OF lard, VIII
prevent rust or corrosion on sheet iron
or other metal to which 1t is applied.
The best yeast in the world is made
by pouring boiling water into sifted
flour till the mixture is as thick as
common paste. When cool enough
add teacupful of yeast. The next
morning the Jumps will all be gone,
and whole will be excellent yeast,
without using potatoes, hops, or any
other useless Ingredients OF the kind.
To make yeast cakes, stir In corn meal,
spread on O board, cut into square
eAkes and dry rapidly in the shade.
Plaster of Paris, moistened with
white of eggs, makes good cement
for mending broken crockery or glass.
Glue, melted as usual, will keep liq-
pid when cold, If q few drops Of nitric
acid are added to 1t. This Is Spaldipg's
Liquid Glue, and Is very handy, II al
ways kept In the house.
Seven pounds of sal soda, three OF
fresh slaked lime, five gallons OF water,
boiled till dissolved, then allowed to
settle, and four gallons clear liquor
poured of, TO which Is added, boiling
hot, four pounds of clean grease and