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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-17
The following is proposed as Tie lOlh

amendment to the Constitution: .'
"sEo. l. The Congress-both branches
concurring-shall decide who shall be
elected President by the votes Of The
Electors; but in case the two branches
cannot concur, then each slla!lappoinl u
committee Of five members, who shall
toss up lawful copper coin Of the
United States, to decide who shall be
President, by the head or tail.
CSC. 2. The Congress shall have pow.
or to enforce this article by appropriate
head and tail legislation
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-17
SALE
Valuable Farm in Ohio and Marshall
Counties.

Notice Is hHTehy given that wO shall, pursuant to
decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio county. West
Virginia, made and entered on the 9Th day u jan
uary, 1871, In cluse In ChAnccFy pending In Elil
Court, wherein Henry X. List Is complainant, and
HachRIiah Humphreys administrator and olhGIA
are defendants proceed TO sell nj public auclOn 10
the highest and hest bidder, at the front door Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, West Nirglnla, on
SATURDAY, tho 18th day Of February, 1877,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, the following de
seribcd tract Of land :. "CommenCing At u sugar
tres, corner Of Lewis BOpnetlA, N. 75H9, L. i32
roles to fallen elm; thence \. 23lSo, 4. u poles
10 white oak; n. IgIso Il. - poles to stake In
pile Of stones; thenr0 n. 751Ss, W. ~ - TO two
sugar trees: IhcnCo n. d., W. L3---- 10 red oak.
S, iSIS' W. ~ - tOA stake, v hero n. Shepherds
near whercR white oak Stood; thence s. -, 4. III
- TO place Of beginning, containing one hundred
and iofty-eiSht acres (lIS), being the Hame land
conveyed 10 HIchaIlah PumphTry by John A.
GOOD and villa, by deed dated March 9th, 1873"
Excepting thertifDm, however, the 10 acres, rod
aud " perrhea sold 70 Nicholas Schroeder by ZIch-
1rlah Pumrhrey and villa by deed dated the 22L
records Of Marshall county, West Virginia, AMI
which Is more particularly described rs follows:
h(snning nj Il stone and sugar tree, n. 5k0, W.
y ]-lOO poles 10 stone thence N. SSII', T.,
]! Si-lOl poles 10 stone corner 10 Pumphrey;
thence 3, iSIo, 4. 10 stnrO corner 10 Pumphrty
and Uaualan, thcncO :. 16', W. 10 tho bgglnniug.f
TREAS Of SALE-Onc-iouTth clAh, 6allnnc Ia
three equal payments eight, sixteen and twenty
four months, With Interest from day VI AIlc, aud
10 h. tOtuTel 10 thu satisfaction Of the Oulniii.
siinHrS. DANIEL PECK,
rH HHr HANNIBAL. FORBES,
. Special Commissioners.
WHEELING, January IS, ISL. jas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-17
FOR SALE.
nRIIsTEE's SALE.

IL
BY virtue Of deed Of trust made by Charles
Martin aud Augusta Ills vito to tho Undersigned
Trustee dated the 18th day Of March, 1876, and 10
corded In the Cerk's Office Of the County CouTl Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Decd Of Trust ROok
Ma s. lNge 20 and 29i, WillOn -lriss is
SATURDAY, january 20, 1871, "a
lleglnnIug at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of said day, at the
front door Of the Court House Of said Ohio county
proceed to sell without reserve, 10 the highest and
lrat bidder, the following describe property that
Is 10 say: tract Of land situated at tho west end
Of the Town Of TTladelphia In RAid county Of Ohio
lightning at stone corner ut the side Of Little
Wheeling Creek thence north 90 west IS poles 10
| mako at tho top oil bench on tho hill; thence
with MllliRan'a line 10 the limo Of John Rlnke's
farm; thence with RInkG's llne to tho National
Road, aud thence running with Little Wheeling
Greek 10 the place Of beginning. Also the fraction
Of a Lot numbered l0t No. y In said town Of
rIladelphla, aud Joining the said Last mentioned
tract, the whole containing about eight acres, moro
or less. Also tho following property In RaId town
o. Iradelphia; Beginning At point on tho north
side Of what Is known as West Lane In RaId town,
forty feet west Of point on the north side Of said
lane, immediately opposite the northeast corner
| Of Lot No. 4; thence WestwArlly with iaid Lane
~ ltet thence northWaIdly In stTaiSht line, At
right angles with said Lane, $40 feet; thence east
wArlly In n straight line 1871 feet; ihGnce SOUTH
warlly towards said Lane 10 iOet; thence WCAt-
wArlly 10 iect thence southwarlly 100 feet to the
beginning
TERMS OF SALR-O ne-iourth Of tho purchase
money In cash, and Inc residue In three equal in
stAllmcnts at six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest on mid deferred lnSlAllmenIs from
the day Of sale until payment, the purchaser 10
give his not with approved security for said de-
lGErHl payments, and tho title to the property 10
bc retained until the purchase money 10 fully raid
JAMES J.. ROGERS, Truslrr.
j. W. MITCHELL, AuttlOnecr
lIunDARD 4 ERSKINR SOllcllDr ilhe0-W
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20
vILMlNGrON, Del. July o.ls77'
NOTICE TO suBscRBEas.-Those Of our
,,nsc,,bers who are indebted to the MORN
No HERALD, will oblige by an early re-
nittaDce.
THE FOUR PR CENT loan.

The thirty days allowed by the secre-
tsrv of the Treasury for popular subscr'p-
tions to the four per cent. bonds expired
Tuesday, the amount subscribed exceed
ing, it is believed, seventy millions OF doi'
lars, The fact that so much money has
been readily invested in Government bonds
at such an exceptionally low rate of in
tsrest affords q curious commentary on tn
financial history Of the past four years
In July, 1873, proposition to place any
norton of the national obligations on th'
market at four per cent would have beer
met with general ridicule, but in the br'e
interval we have learned few valuable les
SONS not the least valuable being this
chat a safe investment at low rate OF In
terest is better than wild Cat speculation
,ven if the latter promises to return cen
per cent. The prompt subscription to th'
four per cent bonds is gratifying, apar
from the saving it implies to the inter-
account of the Government, for it show
hat with abundance OF money in tn
country our people have learned prudenc
aud caution in its investment.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20

WHETH ER the tendency to criminal lie
is hereditary, or whether the observed lac
that criminals are frequently the onstrlns
Of criminals, is simply the result OF bad
training and bad examples set before the
vonng is a debateable question. As to
lie frequent transmission OF the criminal
impulse through two or more generations
there is abundant evidence. What appears
to be another example Of the kind is pre-
.ented in the case Of the son of murder
sr, who has just attempted to throw tram
off the Long Island Railroad, at hlsn
Bridge, West Jamaica. The ooy-ne Is
only fifteen years old-confessed that he
and three other young men had placed an
obstruction on the track with the expecta-
ton of killing some of the passengers and
with the design Of robbipg the dead DO
dies. The father Of this young vll''an' Ii
now serving out life sentence in Auonrf
rrison, for brutal murder committed iou'
years ago.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20

The Turks have disappointed the ex-
nectations of their friends by their in
explicable failure to interpose anything
worthy of the name Of resistance to the
Russian advance at their lines of defence
on the Danube or il the Balkan passes.
There may be some deep strategy in all
this. but it is hard to understand plan Of
campaign that involves the surrender to
the enemy of every strong position with'
out a single effort to retain it. 1t begins
to look az if the Russian cannon will thun'
der at the gates of the city of Constantine
before many weeks are over. Lord Bea'
codsfeld, there's trouble waiting for yo'
a little bit ahead
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20

AE II
Usrrs theffeq equently repeated report = /
false which saws .hasa.he superintseadsss
Of tbe Grand uniou HoteTst Saratoga has
written 10. numerous proninent. israslllss
in all parts of the country, giving them
special invitations to visit tna' tn ho.s,. :.
Judge Hilton must have seen fit to modify
couaderably the order under which Mr.
selismsn wa. excluded. 1tw.s stated la,t
weak that several prominent New YORK
Jews had received such special invitations
and to-day a similar story comes IRON
Cincinnati. The "Jewish Messenger say
the prescription has proved a failure L.
nancially, and that, while there Is mann
fest falling off in the patronage OF all 'h'
Hotels, it is greater proportionately al 'n'
Grand Union than elsewhere.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20

Hayes ostensible reason tx his recent
ruling to the effect that officials who are
members of the National Republican Com
1ni,tee do not come within bis order of de-
priving Government functi@naries Of their
political rights, shows that he is a two
faced fraud. The position of National
Committeeman is NEST important one in
poIitica! sense, acd gives those who hold
It marked influence in party affairs in
their several States. Besides, the fixing
Of the date of the National Convention,
ID of the place of meeting, has much to
do with tho interests Of Presidential can
didates. Hayes's fish and fowl decisions
can only excite the contempt Of those who
respect straig ghtforwardness and honesty
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20
RALTlMORE AND OHIO r. X.

Not only have shs brakemen and fire
men on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
been indiecreet in striking. bat they have
been foolish and criminal in addition when
the7 perpetrated such outrages as throwing
rains off the track and firing into the
troops brought to protect the property and
remaining employees of the company.
The instances are very rare where men
have, by striking, obtained better terms
rom their employers, and there are no in
stances, whatever, where men have added
criminal actions to the folly of striking,
without being made to suffer for it to a
greater or less extent. The present case is
n, exception in this respect. AS result
of firing into the troops, one of the offend
er, was killed, and public sympathy turned
strongly against the whole party. The
people at large have such a deep regard
for law and justice, that they will not look
with much favor upon the actions OF men
who are trying to arbitrarily control the
business of an individual, or corporation
in whose employ they had formerly been
especially when they are guilty of taking
life in their efforts to carry out such i'm
proper purposes.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20

. IT is we'll to be little careful just at
this tine, owing to the danger of sun
stroke. Cases of prostration from the
effects Of the sun have been frequent lately
,2me of them being attended with fatal
rss Its. Too much prudence can not be
observed by those who are much exposed
The excessive use OF ice water and other
,nindieious drinks should also be avoided.
There are laws in reference to these things,
whioh--though not down on the statute
pooks-can not be disregarded without in
yoiving sure peLa.ty.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20
r.. +. Kunkel's ustr al n Il. L
KunkeI's shampoo for
the Hair.

Hair Cleaner in the world. hey remove
dandruff alley irritation. soothe and COO
the heated scalp. prevent the hair from
falling off, aud promote the growth IN
very short time, They preserv and beau
iiy the hair and render IT soft ID glossy.
they impart briIliancy and oil ap-
peafencc 10 braid and wiry hair, and rs a
lair dressing they are unriva led; eradi-
catc dand uff and prevent badness. The
shampoo creams the hair, removes greece,
,cruf, itching, eruption, Cures headache
caused by heat and E4tigue. kunkels
shampoo aud Lu,tral restore hair TO nat
,ral and glossy color, restore faded, dry,
harsh and wiry hair. Price per bottle s..
A k your druggist for them or send to E. +
Kunkel. Proprietor NO. 259 Nor.h Ninth
street. Philadelphia Pa,
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20
MEDICINAL.
q n KunEel' Bitter Wine
s # Of iron. #

EF Kupkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF
Iron Will effectusiiy cure liver complslnt,
iaundice. @ dyspepsia. chronic or n-ryous
Ssni ,ity. chronic diarrhOes. disease OF tne
Idneys and all Ill, eases arising from
disnrdered liver, stomach or intestnes;
snch as constipation. n tuience, in~aro
nj on full ness O. blood to the head, acidity
pf The stomach, nausea. heartburn. dlsgust
fnr food fuliness or weight in the stomach,
sore eructations, sinking or futterlng ~
the nit OF the stomach, swimming OF tne
head. hurried or difficult breathing: nutter-
ings at the heart, choking or sufiocating
SENSATION when in a ing posture dimness
of y,ssion, dots or Webs before ne slght'
dull pain in the head, deficiency OF pres
mration. yellowness Of The skin and eyes,
paln in The side. barll head, chest. lnps,
etc sudden flush. Of heat, burning In the
flesh. con, talrt imag pin gs o. evil AID great
derression OF spiri S. Price 81 per bettle.
Rsware of cou terfeits, Do not let your
'iruupist palm Off some other preparation
nfite,n he may say is good but .sk Tor
Knnkel,s Bltter Wine OF Iron. Take no
ntner. Kunkels Bitter Wine OF Iron is not
8 Id in bulk-oniy IN s, bottles. e. Kun.
Ial proprie. or, no. $50 North Ninth Street
PIhilsdelph. a, Pa. sold by all druggists.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20

nR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU-
u M,TIC RFMEnY.-is the perscrip.
II "a Of one OF Philade phias eldest physj-
ians, and is guaran, eed to cure rheuma.
Iisn, neuralgia. sciatics, pain, Beckache
&c, or money r. r.funded, by invig ,ratin.
he nerves. purifying the blood, and neu-
By merit it has become STANDARD medi.
inc. SnfferlI and money saved by useiue
It in time. Remember that DR., Filter Is
the only physician in Am rica devotine
~ ye RS 70 this one line OF practice. Cure
"n rented, Advice gratis. As South Fourth
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20
Tame Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete, in two hours =.
No fee till head passes, seat. PIN an1
stomach warns removed by DR.. KunKel
go North Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
.,cnd for circular. For removing seat, IN
or stomach worms call On your druggist
md AK Ior a be.t.e Of kunkeps worn
syrup, price 81. 1t never tai s. Comman
,ense teaches II tape worm be rem yea, ai'
other W, rms can be readily removed.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20
MUSIC

Isnow oper to the public free, there has
also been stage erected 10 the Garden for
N sic aud singing in the evenings; the
Museum contains over 20OO0 of the rarest
curtosities from all parts Of the world and
constantly adding. Refreshments can be
had either in the garden or museum. 1t is
the mos, pleasant and coolest resort in the
CITY: the weary will find this place Of rest
and comfort, also, goJd music and oblige-
ing walters,
VIM. Fl, CHADWICK,
PrOIrietrO,
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20

<yOTO OGEt RGE FINCK'S ~. w 90 r
" "a and X M SITS for your brOOmg. A
clhoice lot constantly on hand at the cry
lowest n anuiacLuIers Dl1oess
jy8-2taw, Inn
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20
From the Earlies Ags.

SCROFULA has been the bane, and as 1t
were the curse of mankind, Moses, In the
9th chap,er OF Levitlcus, lays down very
ex xplicit rules on this disea e. SO terrible
and loathsome had II been considered then
chat person known to he infected with 1t
would not b. allowed to mix with FrcieLJ
rhe Jews regarded 1t as a divine infiictioD
and believed there was no cure for II! IL
was then the sins Ofa youth or div .arloD
from the paths OF virtue were punished as
long as life lasted Nappily In our day,
the slence OF medicine mas been developed
the great storehOuse Of Nature furnishes
remedy the disease is stripped Of its ter
ror by the use O. The eSA MARI FANS ROOT
AND H ERB JUICES, and the victim OF
jcrofula, Ulc-Es, Sores, Pimples, B.otch..,
litter, etc can be restored to sound health
in few weeks. That there are thousands
uow whose cOndi tfOns are as bad rs those
OF The dalE IS cs " e are well aware. Many
now Iaii TO III i a cure a. well as they did
then, To all such the Samaritan's Root
| and n erb Juices will prove happy boon.
! eradicating all IL. puritles from the blood,
and making the complexion bright ano
| nealIhy. few bottles W II remove pim-
piles or tlotches, thereby doing away with
| cosmetic m" powders, MOOT AN d ERB
Ti'ICES $l.21 per bottle Sent by express
to any address:
| DESMOND e. CO.,
o., Racestl eet. Pht adelphia. Pc
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20

Gen. q, T, Beaureeard, of La. and Gen
Jubal A. Earl, OF Va, commissioners.
Write for circulars or send orders TO-
NJ. A. DAUrHIN
P.O. Box 692, New Orleans. La.
Or Williamson d co, Agents.
2l7 Broadway, N. Y.
THIRD GRAND DOLLAR DRAWING.
Tuesday July 3.
Capital Prize, $4,000, I1cKeIs
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20

For CAMDEN, where the 4 tl&.tic City pas.
sengers Will tax. the cars for tlantlc City,
allowing .iA urs on the each. The Cape
Nav passe ,,g ers viii take the ira for Cape
Nav and Sea Grove, allowing hours tor
,io,,g lie baacn. rhe fXcurslOuists wall
,eave Atlantic ity and Z % May so az TO
arr, We at Camden ats 2. NJ, where hey will
Ihev will tax The SLeAlne. 'or >sil do. q
| the Delaware River, arriving home AZ l012
p. NJ, ,
| Tnei ds wishing 2 day Of rea. pleasure.
| cs,p have II b, accol lpsDy!ng either one VI
ifh- asoy. excursions. Those goiug TO
Cape May aud sta Grove, will not lave for
car or carriage h re, as the train will run
down to the ocean.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20
GARDEN SEEDS.
JUST RECEIVED.

"A large lot OF al kind from the Cambridge
valley ed Garden. These garden seed.
are selected with great care, and are for
ale ut Guthr'e's Grocery Store, corner
frent street and Mar, land avenue. H
also has the best quality Of flour constant
y on hand.
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,

At New Orleans, Tuesday, June Stn.
,,nder the nersonaI supervision and man.
aaement O, Gen. G. T. Besuregard o. "a.
and Ten, Jubal A. Early of Va, CaplIal
prize Sl0O, ,O0O Tickets $40 only, ., o.
Halves IS Quarters, $3.50 kighths, Sl'z0
The Morning herald., 1877-07-20
1orrEales.


,NpRr,EpsaartsD krTRAgTIgN!L
OVER HAIL AiLLioISF s'l
BUTED. y u o,.nn.
ToITIsIANA STATE LOTFEhl Com1
~ NY.
MI. r,vt,tut,on was regularly incorpo.
rsiad tSis by the Lrgisia'nr of the STA fGr ;%
educational and Chsditabie PurpS9SSSnS rpS TX m tn
;sss With a capital stock OF 81, ,oWUg,a; - ~ 70
Shich Il has sdaeda reserve ,hsr 5erq nrawiUss ~
200. Its Grand single Nuno1r y, nayer scales
or wi nosipones, Look at the following soneme'
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
during which will take place the e1traor'
dinars Et
sEMI-ANNUAL DRAWING,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-08-10

counteracting stimulants; stimulants
begct habits Of indulgence In strong
drinks, and strong drinks produce
drunkards. The end Of a hard ice
water drinker Is in mania-a-potu. Let
the Murphy consider and BEWARE
~Cincinnafi Commercial.
-Lo, the poor Indian, whose I'M
tutored mind sees God in clouds and
hears him in the wind, " in the buckle
berry business in this section. His soul
proud science never taught 10 stray be-
yond the solar walk or milky way, but
he a pick greener berries and ask a
bigger price for them than any other
living man oil city Derrick.
A little Reno boy watched the pro-
cess Of cleaning chickens for dinner the
other day with great interest, aud
especially the ingredients found in the
crop Of the fowl. At dinner his mind
ran on that and more serious subjects,
until he remarked MA, II | should 90
TO heaven now the Lord would find
green corn in my stomach."-Ou city
Cal.
A Brunswick girl, who wished to
90 on an excursion, feared she would
not wake early enough for the train on
the appointed day. She was in the
habit Of sleeping late. What If she
should oversleep herself on that day Of
all days! At last she hit upon a happy
expedient. Before retiring IN the
night preceding the holiday, she took .
couple Of energetic pills. They called
her early, mother, dear, and she wa on
timc.-Brunswick News.
SOLDIER, REST.
There was "A Russian came over the sea,
just when the war was growing hot,
And his name II was Ttaiikayakaree-
Observation-Disclosures
SchibkadirOva-
sanalik-
Danerik-
NaragObhOt.
A Turk was standing upon the shore
Right wher the terrible Russian crossed,
u he cried, "Bismillah' I'm Alb III kor-
observation-disclosures
Getfinpravadi.
kilgekOsladji-
Grivino-
ElividO.
Jenikodosk"
SO they stood, like brave men, long and well
And they called each other, their prope
names.
Till the lock jaw seized them, and where the
They buried them both by the Irdosholamcs
kalatalnstchuk
Mischtaribustceup-
Eulgnri-
Dulbary-
Sagharimainz
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-08-10

The arrival Of Capt. Grape and wife
in the w~haleboat New Bedford, at PEN
zance. after an Atlantic voyage Of 40
days, has already been chronicled. The
boat is a little more than 194 feet long
and 81 feet wide, built generally after
the whaleboat model, but with more
..sheer'' and broader and deeper than
most boats Of her class. Her foremost
is Is feet from the deck, and her main
mast IL feet high. She has a foresail,
mainsail, and a squaresail and a staysail
to take advantage Of light winds. of
course the little vessel was made in the
most substantial manner, so IS to ride
out the rough There are no bull
warks, and only life-lines were rugged,
and in the AtlaAtic voyage the water
often came over the deck. Capt. Grape
stored sitting i'm the ter-hatchway,
and was protected by a canvas boot In
rough weather. OF course when the
sea was very high, the boat was allowed
to lie to, with a drag. Three heavy
gales we're experienced during the pass
age, and for Is days the W 0 passengers
we're compelled to wait for the violence
Of the storm to subside. A good
deal Of their clothing was washed over
board and much discomfort was endur-
ed: but the little craft rode out the
storms nobly. Several times the e N
turcsome Captain and his wife were
spoken, and there was an agreeable adj
dition TO the provisions Of the New Bed
ford at all such meetings. Capt. Grape
kept his longitude regularly BY dead
reckoning, and did not 90 far out Of the
regular course OF the Transatlantic steam
ers. His wife was rs enthusia tic rs
himself in carrying out the project, and
in the latter part Of the voyage did much
to help the Captain whose left hand had
become almost useless by constant steer
ing. At III o'clock Saturday night the
cost Of Cornwall was see by the weary
voyagers, and the adventurous Captain
and his equally daring wife landed At
Penzancc Sunday morning. Wind and
weather favoring, they proposed 70 pro-
coed 10 London yesterday, and doubt
less "the merry mariners Of England II
will give them a hearty welcome q the
great metropolis.-BoSton Gi0be.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-08-10
ronr Thousand Acres Of Wheat in One
Body.

The railroad company sent out 4
special train to Cassclton on Monday
afternoon for i short excursion. which
was participated IN by about ~ ladies
and gentlemen from Fargo and Moor
head. and a number " gentlemen from
the East. The crops are looking beau
tisul, and many Of the fields will be ready
for the reaper within a week. Mr..
Dalrymple's farm nj Casselton is a sight
worth travelling many a mile to see.
Four thousand acres Of wheat in one
body, standing breast high, well filed
and thick and strong as can be, is com
Portable thing 10 have. Those who
ought to be good judges predict that the
entire field will average thirty bushels
per acre. One hundred aud twenty
thousand bushels Of wheat TO market
this fall. Talk about your Black Hills;
why they are nowhere compared r. that
Mr.. Williams's 1000 acre field a Maple
ton Is looking equally as well as Mr..
Dalrymplc's, and the yield all over the
country will be immense. Truly, the
farmers Of the Red River Valley have
struck q bonanza this ycar.-Fdrgo( Dc-
kOtd) Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-08-10

The foolish man rusheth out to see
the mob, and Il shot through the lungs,
but the wise man huggelh the Constitu-
ton Of the United States to his bosom,
and abideth in the cellar until the evil
days be ovcr.-Harkcyc.
More responsive cigar-storc signs
are urgently needed in this vicinity. II
discourages young men 70 spend an
hour or two every night on their way
home trying to establish a confidence
with q white pine Indian in carved pan
taloons.-Bridgcport Standard.
-Ice-water produces indigestion; in
digestion creates q morbid appetite for