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IL Il NO Wonder Sr

that invRlids lose faith In all specifics.
when so many worthless medicines are
advertised for the cure Of various di-
ssases, but which when tried. are sfound
wanting" We have yet I'd learn, how
ever, Of the failure Of DR.. Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry to cure coughs. colds.
and pulmonary disease. 30 cents and u
a bottle. large bottles much the cheaper.
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Buiidiag Statistics.

Aoathty Rer"rd Of IT, S4s'ffyinq De
portment.
During the month Of June, lust
closed, the Surveying Department has
surveyed new building lines, rs fol
lows:
+. W. Jackson, j houses, southwest
corner of Second and Adams streets.
George Ainsworth,1 i house on Tenth
between Chestnut and Dupont streets.
--E. Bringhurst, stable on Tatnall
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
Robert Cameron, 9 house n. r..
corner Third and French streets.
Fergus Kelley,.1 house n. +. corner
OF Reed and Jackson streets.
John b. Kindall, house on Kirk.
wood between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
Benjamin Bigby house on Frank
lin near Ltnder streets.
Wy. Y. tWarner,!extt nsion Of Nor.
occo factory on Beach street, near
Marland Avenue.
Philip Plunkett, rebuilding oil shed :
and stable on Water street between
Shipley and Orange.
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DEATH OF A ACENrENABIAx.-Probably
the Oldest person in the city-Mrs. Car
roll-died at her residence. On Taylor
street below Walnat. yesterday. at the
advanced age of about one hundred and
ten years. She has been perfectly help.
less for the past two years. and died
from extreme old age.
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PRINCETON GRApUATEs.-T The degree
Of Bachelor of Arts was conferred upon
the following young gentlemen from
Delaware at Princeton College yester-
day, VIM. r. Cummings. w. V. Louder
bough, James Pennewill. Willard H. Por-
ter. The latter is son Of DR.. Porter.
of this city.
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EXCURSIONS.

CtRAND EXCURSION.
The Union M. E. Sunday School will make
an excursion to
FA ULKLAND GROVE,
On the Wilmington and Western Railroad.
On Thursday. July Sth, 1873.
Trains will leave depot at Market and Wa.
Ter streets at 8. o and 10 80 A. NJ, and l.30 r.
"a: Returning. leave grounds at 245, 8 and
10 r. NJ. Tickets. ID cents children, Is
Senss. 1yl
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The Democratic Convention OF Cal,
ifornia, in session at San Francisco
adjourned yesterday, Its platform
embraces tariff for revenue only, q
currency convertible into silver and
gold at the will of the holder, and tho
regulation of railway, gas and water
corporations, and their charges by the
Legislature. William Irwin was nom.
mated for Govenor.
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EFF. kunkeI's Bitter Wine of Iron.

L. r. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron Will efectually cure liver complaint,
taundice. dyspepsia, chronic or nervous de.
biIity, chronic dlarrhoea, disease OF the kid
peys, and all diseases arising from dis
ordered LIVER, stomach or intestines, such as
constipation, 1atulenco, inward piles, full.
ness OF blood to the head, acidity OF the
stomach, nausea, heartburn, disgust for food,
fullness Of the stomach. sore eructations,
sinking or huttering Of the pit of the stomach.
swimming Of the head, hurried or difasult
breathing, Autter1nE at the heart, choking or
su6ocattng sensations when In O lying pos
ture, dim2eas Of viaiou, dots or webs be-
fore the sight, and dull pain IN the head, de-
actency OF persptration, yellowness OF the
akin and eyes, pain In the eide, back, head,
chest, Limbs, etc, sudden 1uahes Of heat,
burning In the aesh, constant irnsgintngs Of
evil, and great depression Of spirits. Hrise
q per bottle. Beware Of counterfeits. Lo
not Let your druggist palm on some other
preparation of iron he may say is good, but
ask for kUnkeps Bitter Wine Of Iron. fake
no other. Kuokers Bitter Wine Of lion is
not sold In buIk--only in 81 bottles- &. +,
kunkelt proprietor, No. 2ss North Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pc
Sold By ali Druggists and dealers every
where. eth&10th mos.
Mo. 2d5. TaSs Worm ass,
entirely removed with purely vegetable
medicine, passing from the system alive.
No fee unless the head passes. Como and re-
fer to patients treated. DR.. E T. Kunkel,
No. f59N Ninth street, PHILADELPHIA. Ad-
vice free. Seat, Pin and stomSch Worms
also removed.
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New EsaINEs.-New Engines No. 36
and 81, p, w. & b. r. B.. came down
from the Baldwin Locomotive Works,
yesterday, and are now In the round
house, receiving the finishing touches.
They will be taken on trial trip in e
day or two.
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The trotting horse Grey Beard, own.
ed by Frank Wright, Of Easton, was
on Monday sold to parties In Washing
ton for $4,000. Grey Beard has been
under training the past ten weeks at
fredericksburg, previous to which Mr.
Wright had offered to sell the horse
for $500
The recent retirement and destruc-
ton by direction of Secetary Bristow
of 80 per cent. of new national bank
circulation, issued during June leaves
the amount of legal tenders now out
standing at 1876, III ,000
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CANCER

SeSotas~ aud all Skin Diseases
Cared by DE-. nOnd's Discovery.
DR. BoNDs CHEMICAL ANTIDorEs unite
with and destroy the virus OF Cancer and
Skin Affections. but will not affect the healthy
part. Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna. Cancer
Institute Zone OF the handsomest marble edi
fces In the city, and the finest remedial In.
stitute In the country. Remedies, with full
directions. sent to any part OF the world.
AS-sShd for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
dress,
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|rha county levy for Cecil is publish.
|75 !. wSoie Yoo eoa amount of expenses
III ~ az Sss, ,soo, %, to be raised by
w w cents on the 500. The
assessment is $18, ,9ee, ,8s8.
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REGISTERS ORDERS.
Registers order.
RrGIsIFHis OFFICE.


EEs CASTLE CoCSrT, June l1th, 1876.
pon ths application Of BENZ. T. Wells.
Administrator CT John W, Wells, late q
Wilmington hundred, IL said county, dscess
ed II il Ordered and directed By the Regis
ter that tho AiminisIrator atarsssid sire
notice Of the granting ct Letters CT A3-
ministrati5I upon lie Estate Of ths deceased
with the iste0f granting thereof, b. cassi2s
adv eftiIements % be posted Within forty days
IRON The date Oi such Letters. in six of iAS
most public places OF The oSu1tJ Of Rev Gas
tie, requiring all psrsons having demands
az ,,nst Tho Esizts to Trsrsuf the sane @.
abide W al Aot0f Assembly in such case,
made and provided. And also Cause The sazae
10 he inserted within ths ssWs peTioa IA ths
DaiiY Hazette; & newspaper published u
Wilmington, au1 10 ! e 81 atiL aad fIsSsiz
saSa6SzN three weeks, T.. o. L..
Sy1S& Given u1dsT the hand sld seal OF
1i3e Of The Register aforesaid as
New Castle, New uRstis county aforesaid
The day aud yssT above written.
3. q. Hiad5. Il lister.
N0TIGE.
All PERSON. .ayiac claims 6xsi1st tls Es-
tate OF the deceased nust present tho same
duly sttssted to ia, A A'miETstor. On q be-
fore June llth, 1876 or abide The Aos G.
Assembly in suot ease mnfe sud Grnvided.
BENZ. /. " ELLIS
A lliuistTaTo7.
Adiress-W iimiBstoni Del. jel4eod3w
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Toilet Mirr0rs.

a full assortment OF all sizes, including
double mAsn1fying, &C.
E. BRNGHURST & CO.,
Corner Of Sixth and Market streets
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Fine Nail Scissors

Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Natl Files, Nail Polishers, etc, for
sale by &. bRNGHURST Il Co,
Corner Sirth and Market stTests.
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From the many hsttsring testimonials We
have read, paying tribute to the Beatty Pt-
ano, and Beatty.s Golden Tongue Organs, we
are constrained to recommend them to any
persons contemplating purchasing an instrus
Rent Of either description. Address the
manufacturer and proprietor, Daniel F. Beat
ty, Washington. N. j., for any Information
Repeating the same.
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III. r. BOND, M. D..
PENNA. CANCER INSTITUTE.

hNNAs NH1SOH1H kzN1KKfVIEs
feb22-dly 320S Chestnut St., Phila., Pa.
New styles. good clothing and low pri.
ces, at Buxbaum's. southeast corner Of
Third and Market streets.
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Itaa IStaIAET a IT NorcE.-Persons hav.
|avs vs "a "a ling due on the 9th inst
snto meet them Saturday as
Tin be closed On Msndswv' y
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"THE BESI"

'THE BESI."
The most delicate fabric washed without In
iuring n thread. The work of purifcation
thoroughly accomplished; no after rubbing
required. Tho washing done in one quarter
of the time with one-half the soap, than by
the old rub-board process, and with perfect
ease. No boiling of clothes required. Full
satisfaction guaranteed. Best of references
gwen to persons now using them in this city.
When not in use the machine forms neat
and substantial kitchen table.
ISAAC PYLE,
Sole manufacturer and agent for the State OF
Delaware, III Orange Street,
jelld&wlmo Wilmington, Del
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HrOdiS's Miraculous cure fer CSsns
An English remedy Of great popularity. for
removing corns without pain.
e. BRrNGHURST q CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
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WEATHER. REPORT.
WASHINGTON, July ii a. M,

For the Atlantic States, stationary
or higher barometer, southwest 70
southeast winds, cool and generally
clear weather.
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Iu the Field Again

With the anest specimens OF Boots, Shoes and
Caters ever offered 4, Wilmington. at moder
sfa Iricaa
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tend-they don't want too much OF V how
ever.
Concentrated FsvOring Extracts
OF Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose Bitter Al
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc ETC, made
and sold Wholesale aud retail by
e. BRINQHUHST a CO.,
Corner Sixth anh Market streets
Food fOrsthe Babies
Childred ted on kIDGESFOoD win thriv Q
be strong and healthy, and become little mod
els OF youthful strength and childish beauty.
apr2-d9m
For 4he Bath.
HBath Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Spoages
and Bath Soaps In extensive variety. Also.
Flesh Gloves. Strsps, Brushes. etc, OF norse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
ARTICLES Of the came class at
e. BRTNGHURST q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market stres
Prime Vanilla Beans
sold Wholesale and retail by
Il. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Ne Suspension
10 the sale OF Boots, Shoes q Caters at sl3
Market street, dQors below Fourth.
WIN. II. BABCOCK d CO.
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NOTICE.
w Washing
MECHANICALLY
Made Easy.

The old back-achlng, ,knuckle-ekinning pro
cess OF Washing done away with By the use
OF
CLARK'S PATENT WASHING MACHINE,
known as
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Wm- H Bahcock & Co., 2l3 Market street,
doors below Fourth, Will take siirfr In ex-
tend-theS dSnT want TOO much Of i how.
ever.
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Resumption of specie Payment.

WIN. IL BABCOCK & CO.,
as Market street, doors below Fourth.
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a Thorough: Test Last Eeenfnq-THs
Main aei1stdnding good pressure
from all the steamers.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-18
Wheat for Children.

Teething children who are beginning
to eat solid food can be supplied with
nothing better than biscuits made from
granulated wheat. The child will not
attempt to swallow this food until it is
softcned by masticatiou, and tho me
chanical action of the biscuit upon tho
gums will greatly assist tho teeth toward
making their appearance. Tho act Of
eating this food will necessarily occupy
much time, and Mis- will give the te' til
and jaws considerable valuable exercise.
Tho food thus swallowed proves very
nutritious and rapidly builds up small
boys and girls, us well rs larger ones.
In all stomach troubles and bowel com.
plAints it seems to have wonderful
power to regulate and restore.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-18

Each number of gloves, says n fashion
JOURNAL comes in three shapes, viz.
short fingered, medium, and long-tin.
gcrcd-a thing to bo remembered by
readers out OF town who send to the city
for their gloves. Gloves fastened by
but one button cost Sl.6j; those with
two buttons arc 81 with three buttons,
$3.50 with four buttons, 81. Undrcssed
kid gloves are the favOrite choice for
general wear with stylish people. A
novelty this year is tho white undressed
kid glove that will be worn ut receptions
as well as in the street. There are Hlso
more serviceablc shades OF drab, wood,
and mode. Undrcsscd kid gloves fas-
tened by two buttons are 81. 70; by three
buttons, they arc So; and by four but
tons, S2.25. Double.stitched gloves,
called dog.skin," but which are really
made Of heavy kid.skins, are liked for
service in travelling, country drives, and
cold weather; these are as pliable and as
nicely finished rs the choicest kid
gloves, and cost 81. Castor gloves, TINT
bleach and soften the hands and prevent
them from chnpping, are Sl.75 for those
fastened by one button twenty-five
cents is added as the length is increased
and another button required. Children's
gloves fastened by two buttons now
begin with infants sizes that are small
enough to ct babe Of twelve months.
There are also the stylish three-buttoned
gloves for misses these are 80. 70
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-18
Ely.Caiching Rats.

Mr.. G. d. 0dell, ut his hotel on Front
street, says the Newburgh (N. W
Telegraph, is the happiest owner of a
fly exterminator, which for thorough
work is unsurpassed by anything we
have ever seen. In one Of the windows,
fronting on Front street, where samples
of his wares are occasionally shown, n
mt began several weeks since to make
sly visits, and secured n good meal Us
often rs he came by catching the many
flies which are on the pancs OF glass.
lie grew very expert at it, and though
at first quite shy, soon became EN-
boldencd when he found he was not dis
tlirbcd in his fornging expeditions, and
would pursue his business not at oil
intimidAted by spectators who were only
separated from him by pane Of glass.
He obtained entrance to the window by
gnawing n hole through the woodenba
coming from below. For weeks he hns
pursued his hy.hunting business undis-
turbed. One Sunday one Of the winters
discovered him in the actof Introducing
II friend or member OF his iamiiy to his
fornging ground. Tho new conner was
very shy, and only put his head through,
while the old MJituc tried to coax him
in the window. He would catch fly,
gravely hand it to his friend, who would
rs grnvely eat it, and look for more. By
degrees he lost little Of his fear, walked
out, and soon became MI expert in tho
new business. Either one or both may
be seen almost any day by any one who
may be patient enough to wait for their
appearance short time. II il certainly
n very novel sight and well worth few
minutes time to sec.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-18
Detroit Free Press Currency.

Henry Swan, Of Otsego, New York,
called his wife to him as he was dying
md said: MARY Jane, when you feed
the hogs tomorrow night you'll be the
widow Swami" And she was.
They are going to put up headstone
at the grave Of Capt. Cook Just as soon
rs anybody can be found to point ont
the grave. Meanwhile, the committee
will hold your subscriptions.
We can't NIL Of us beat the English
and Irish ut target-shooting, but most Of
lis can get chosen on county fair com.
mittecs TO award prizes to the best hogs
and the biggest melons.
When Maine man can cut OF his
wife's head and get of with ten years
sentence, should my Of lis be afraid to
heave rock Mt analderman's front door?
There are twenty. eight brands Of teas
known to the trade, and almost any gro
Ger can sell one dollar tea and twelve
shilling ten from the same box.
When one gets mad at m aristocnt
in Washington it comes very handy to
say to him: ~ know you-you sold
gingerbread during tho war"
Bayard Taylor says that there is nlco-
hol in fresh bread, buton has to eat one
hundred and eighty loaves before he i'm
bibes enough Of the liquid to feel happy.
The next Legislature OF Ohio Is going
to make n law which will blister tramp
from heel to ear i'll inst twenty-five
seconds.
Any one who hasn't been invited to dc.
liver mn agricultural address has right
to be md.
You can clear barn OF rats in less than
ten minutes by setting fire to the hay in
the NOW
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-18
4 Brave Man.

Sir Charles and Lady Napier wero
riding one evening unattended, on the
summit of the Malablesh hills. The
sun had iustset, the pathway was narrow,
bordered on one side by jungle, and on
the other by deep precipice. By-and-
bye turning to his vito rather suddenly,
but yet quietly, he desired her to ride
on at full speed to the nearest village,
and send some people back to the spot
wherc she had left him, and he further
more badc her not to ask him the reason
why he sent her. She obeyed in silence
but then she knew her husband. Yet
it was no slight trial OF her courage rs
well MS OF her obedience, for the way
was lonely, and beset with many possible
perils; but she rode boldly aud rapidly
forward, and gained village q few
miles distant in safety.
The party whom she then dispatched
aud accompanied met Sir Charles, how
ever, about mile from the place, follow.
ing in his lady's truck; and lie then ex-
planned the reason Of his strange and
unquestionable demand.
He had seen, as they slowly walked
their horses, first pair Of fiery eyes
CLEAN at them from the jungle, and then
the head Of f,ill-grown tiger. He was
sure, if they both rode on, that the
terrible beast, following tho instinct OF
its nature, would give chase; and he
feared, il Lady Napier knew the dread
full peril ut hand, TINT she might be so
startled rs to be unable TO make MI effort
ut escape; or, at least, that she would
not consent to his own judicious plan,
and leave him alone with the danger.
So he tested her obedience, rs We have
seen, successfully. He remained him
self, with only his holster pistols, con-
fronting and controlling the monster
with the steady, unhinching glance of
his eagle eye, and after q short gaze, and
a muttcring growl, the tiger turned back
into tho jungle, leaving him free to
follow his wife.
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are other towns beside Trier, where in-
dustrious people can get work to do"
Oh, krescenz am afraid you have
gone mad. Those people behind the
trees must have been the wicked spirits
we read about, and they have harmed
YOU"
"Do you know who they were, Max 7
Karl and Luise. Gretchen was right,
after al"
"But did they say they were going to
be married ?" said the boy. "Oh, don't
groan, Krescenz, and I will try nd ask
no more questions.
"Dear Max, there is nothing more
for me ut Trier, That is why We are
going together ont into the world"
ooh That I could grow big and go
back and kill him!"
"Hushl you must not talk such nom
sense. You must take care Of mo now,
rs have nobody else"
"That I will, indeed but oil, Kres-
cenz, my canary !" -
"Somebody will take care Of it, dear.
We can get another"
Sand your pretty little shrinel"
Somebody else will kncel at it. I
can pray to God anywhere, you know.
Deepening shadows dropped on the
Mosellc, and the two young figures
hurried on through the purple twilight
away from Tricr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-18

There is total OF nearly 10000 cattle
Of all kinds brought to New York city
every week to be cut up and eaten in the
city, with the exception Of about thirty
per cent, which is either exported or
delivered in the neiglborhood of New
York. Some OF this meat is sent to New
Orleans, Savannah and Charleston or to
inland towns, and, in the season, when
the passenger tntlicis Mt its height from
New York to Europe, each steamer leav-
ing that port will tako with her us much
fresh meat for her ten or eleven days
voyage rs would suffice to supply the
guests Of one OF our tirst-class city
hotels for n week. Beef cattle range in
weight from one thousand to seventeen
hundred pounds, sheep from eighty to
one hundred and sixty pounds; calves
will average from ninety to two hundred
and twenty pounds, and a hog, whether
on four feet or on two, is always uncer.
tain, but tho four.footed animal generally
ranges in weight from one hundred to
one thousand pounds. So says the
superintendent OF the cattle yard.
A noted fish merchant says: The
amount of fish used in the city of New
York III ono day, We will say Friday,
which is tho best day for fish sale, is
rs follows: Haddock, 200, 900 pounds; !;
10000 Goldfish, 1900 bluctish, 1000
striped bass, 10000 fresh mackerel,
100000 halibut, 1000 Spanish mackerel,
$500 refrigerated salmon, 25,000 miscGl-
laneous fish, such rs buttcrfsh and weak
fish (thc smelts and porGies come in
later); 100000 pounds Of Holsters, two
hundred gallons OF scslllops, two hundred
dozen of soft crabs, one thousand pounds
OF green turtle for soups and steaks.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-18
A Climax.

This climax in the way Of wedding
notices appears in Connecticut paper !:
The blue eyes Of the bride seemed
brighter than ever, and, with her light
hair, formed suitable contrast to her
husbands extremely black hair and
eyes. This matrimonial alliance has not
been entered into unadvisedly it has
been in contemplation for about two
years, and meets with most cordial ap-
proval of all the relatives and friends Of
the newly married couple. The BRIDES
mother regards her new son.in.law as II
he were her cwn son. He will continue,
as heretofore, to be employed in the
vegetable ivory button factory.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-18
How Far will Bees Go for Honey,

The above question, says the Rural
Nctg Yorker, We believe, Inns never
been satisfactorily answered. A bee
keeper once tried the old experiment of
dusting the bees with -four rs they left
tho hive, then rode to u heath sevep
miles away, where he discovered his
white bees busily engaged in collecting
honey. This experiment, however, can-
not be relied on, for the simple reason
TINT pollen, with which bees are frc.
queutly completely covered, bears n
close resemblance to flour, and might
readily be taken for it when bees are on
tue wing. 1t is our belief that they sell
dom venture more than three miles from
home, for we have known them TO be i'll
a starving condition when another apinry
only four miles away was hourishipg and
gathering stores rapidly. 1t has in re-
cent years been proved by Italian hy.
brids that queens have met with drones
which were known to be at least three
miles away, but this will scarcely apply
to worker bees fitting about from flower
to flower; they must become weary
before they are four or even three miles
away from home.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-10-18
4 Dreadful Result,

There are two persons on the lawn.
1t is pa md ma. They arc playing Gro.
quet. She is ahead Of him. See how
she smiles, There, he has passed her.
She does not smile now. Sho only ham
incrs the ground. How hc keeps going
through the arches. 1t is not her turn
yet. But how hard sho hits her ball.
Did you hear some glass iinglel 1t
was the cellar window. There is her
lnallot, too. It is flung toward the man.
See how he lodges it. It has landed
over the fence. The woman has got
through. She is going into the houss.
How furiouSly she witches along.
Now the man Is loft alone. He is play.
ing croquct all by himself.
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lie Struck the Wrong Man.

"See what feet !" exclaimed dapper
little Chicago dandy, MS ho pointed to
the tremendous pedal e1hemities of m
Overgrown but honest looking country
youth who was passing ut the time.
"Oh.ho-ho!" laughed n crowd Of
brother "styles."
al swcah, though" continued tho
first speaker, "if 1 don't believe the
fellnh weahs twice rs lawge Il boot Ms l
do"
"res," quietly said tho countryman,
rs 10 half turned around in his course,
"aud twice rs large n hat, too"
And the dandy, looking ut his COM
pauions with sickly smile, tried to get
some consolation, but they didn't give
him any.