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Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-05

|. 0. MEAF0Y & SON, | DEALERS IN
 BOOTS AND SIIO E S. TWO DOORS WEST OF THE COURT HOUSE. LITCHFIELD, CONN.
 Where may be found all kinds of work in hisline, Cheap for Cash. The public are respectfully invi- ted to call and satisfy themselves of the fact.
 CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!
 S. H-- REECHER, | Corner Fairfield Avenue and Water street. I3RID E PORT, CONN. l SELLS THE BEST CARRIAGE FOR THE MONEY In the State. l All Work Warranted. 291y STOVES. FURNACES & MILK CANS! Full Assortment of Tin and Hard- | ware. and Jobbing work.
 HEhRY F0ULOlS, WASHINGTON DEPOT. CONN. 32tf
 JOHN S. WETM0RE. D E A T. Ri K. Ornamental trees, Grapevines, Evergreens etc. An honorable adjustment of all losses Of stock bought of F PERSONAL attention gwen to setting | trees when desired.
 | Box s5e LitchheId Conn. Would refer to Dr. H. E. Gates. 20-1y
 F.F. COOK, D. D. s. D E N IT I s IT, LitchfieId. Conn.,, Administers Nitrous Oxide Gas, or Ether, for l the painless extraction of Teeth. Particular attention paid to filling and preserv. | ing the natural Teeth. Childrens teeth Regulated. Inserts t.eth on 1 all the known valuable plates. ALL WORK WARRANTED. Office over Beckwith's Drug Store,
 SOUTH STREET. 52tf NoTICE!, BUSINESS AND FARM WAGONS, For Sale. Also having enagred my paint rooms and hired first class painter prepared to do all kinds PAIMTI NC & REPAIRING
 ON CARRIAGES AND WAGONS. l AS cheap the cheapest.
 JAMES GANUNG. 10-tf Litchfeld Conn. Discharge il US. Bankruptcy. THE repeal of the U. s. Bankrupt Act. tstmg ef- feet Sept l. 1878, makes it imperative for those desiring it's benefits to file their petitions immediate l ly. Ali cases in Fairfield and Litchfeld Counties mustcome before heRegister in Bankruptcy of Bridge port Absolute discharges for debtors procured.
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-05
T)e GittbiclO Gnquirer,
 LITCHFIELD, CONN. C. A. HICKOX, Editor k Proprietor.

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Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-05

Red used on railway signifies danger, and says Stop" It's the same thing displayed on a mans nose
Litchfield enquirer., 1878-09-05

'1Pd lik to see them put me injail, :" says MT. Kearney. An who wouldn't?
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

CHARLES W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
~. Mr. GERRY BROWNS lof Lynn, Mass.) extraordi.
nary special sale of CELEBRATED TROTTINi HORSES
and TROrTING TEAMS will come off on next "Wednesday,
February ~ NJ IL O'Clock, Ut BARKER Il SONS New
prising
ElGH1EEN HEAD, including THREE OF tho GRAND.
ESr TkOTTlNG TEAMS extsnt. that can trJt in from
2to down to 80 to the pole and the following FAMOUS
TRACK HORSES :-GENERAL fUr, record Ut :33,
beat $3.50: LEvIAThAN record of 80. speed 10
gait to road wagon; BAY STATE. record Of 264,
beat %; BILLY MADGAN. record Of 2:35. In
2S0 BOSTON BELLE record Of t3. can trot In 30,
single double and other noted aud flyers. Stock
now at the Mart Tor trial. where Mr. BROWN Is In attend
snce personally TO give the public the opportunity OF
DRIVING OUT benind any Of tho lot and TESTING
l0yues ready the offices OF the TURF, SPORTSMAN,
SPIRIT MAXI
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

TO test wsrrantssa
CATALOGUE or THIS DAYS TUESDAY SALE.
ELEGANT PAIR At sLASk lS oSk2SKS SE2SISos ,sx HANDS
ssl. aa. sa sst s Ss s 9:
iIiel; have aas action and sppssrsnss: NOT .Sy
% 9s. y S S % vs sn 1
,waIran.ed sound and kind. Also Double Harness.
couy %sss sssn xsD M:' good a. new
THE fy f%
INCOME, sircd by Bashaw. the sire OF Cozetts
s S iaas: ss from sna vss %ans sSsa p
gated rsad.sr does not sn or pull Is perfectly SAFE
and S''s' is WAsRASrhD TO HD1 rRoT
bk6W rSSa isd % h"S6s q h nS
s cS,s to and not sS q
BAY % az s"S aS % :ps ..a KIND good
one to drive, warranted sound and kind. single
sasok$ ToS siS SFSS S -. hand. MOI, v..,.
od has been used = grocery wagsn. and Warranted
soRREL hURsE i5X HANDS HIGH; has been used
Sa n a .I sua III
SksE T9P sGSd s;ss,
yi ~ S.a Of Sa% sas %
HANDsoaE BLxcK GELDlsG. I5a hand. high, 9
years old: very stylish aud showy in harness; has
:ss5. que knss action: afraid ne,llns us
sssssa f.sns la' great
oil. y IN sa.a MAEE sired nosry 3
Year, old an easy. prompt driver. afraid OF TIL ng
neither shics pulls; unframed; close to
minutes ana Is warranted sound and Kind
saddle a MANDs nss oy o sS
any drive her warranted sound and KIND.
BAY MARE. l5H HANDS HIGH, years old; u good,
free driver; safe and reliable every way. aud war
ranted Kind aud true In all harness:
BAY WORK HORSE, l65a HANDS HIGH. years old
FIRST class worker; warranted kind and true iu all
harness.
VERY HANDSOME GRAY GELDING. 1914 hands high
syears old Is without execution the finest STYLED and
best driving horse in the city; S6UO
Is now sold tor want OF and Is warranted kind and
true In all harness. Coupe Harness and
COUPE IN GOOD ORDER BUILT BY MONKS
WHITE PONY, Is HANDS HIGH, 10 years old from
vice; has been used by ladies and chi dren good
under saddle warranted kind aud true in all harness
Single Harness and
NO TOP PONY rHAETON.
BAY MULE, l51s HANDS HIGH. years old; good
driver first class worker; warranted kind and true n
all harness.
easy pleasant driver; afraid Of thing has been
used to pony phaeton. and Is warranted kind ant
true in all harness.
DARK BROWN HORSE. IAN HANDS HIGH, 8 year,
old; Tree from Vice; good worker; warranted sound
BROWN Horse, lsh HANDS HIGH, years old;
Stylish handy driver sharp traveller; safe aud reiia
BILE every ways sold only for want OF use and Is war
COUPE IN GOOD ORDER, built by Mansfield 4 Co.
CLARENCE, IN GOOD ORDER, built by Dunn.
BAY HORSE, 15Z HANDS HIGH, years old; a pleas
ant driver; can trot In 8 minutes is not afrit
true In all harness.
CLOSE COACH. BY BREWSTER l. co.
ALSO IL OTHER HORSES
Tor BUSINESS WAGON. 4 Top Phactons: % top, full
SALE E'c cd%MENUas' nas'sss 1s; AZ ss 10 O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

CHARLES W. BARKER. AUCTiONERR-MR.
AsBARkEk has tho honor to announce Colonel DAVID
McDANiEL'S second grand sale OF tTHUROuGHBREDs, to
this day CfUESDAY February ~. IL clock
1t the fremont House. near depot Trenton N j. conprs
ing rWENTY-ElGhT head Vt famous RAGE HORSES
Mares Colts and Fillies, follows :-FOUkTEEN two
yearolds - by Harry Bas.stt by Leamington, pro.
three yearods including Fswn FOUR four oids
Guiding Lady Sayers and Major Barker; FOUR Brood
Mares including Josie b., half sister Harry Bassett
OAKLAND. the celebrated sire and WILLIE BURKE.
six old All trains both stoD at Trenton
tho limited express Catalogues ready the Mart. The
word-iamed HARRY BASsErr will be exhibited ut IL 80.
Sale will precisely ut II O'clock Sale without
regard to weather
TERMS CASH or ninety days approved ndorsed notes.
with interest
ALSO WILL be sold Immediately after above the we'll
known Race Mare, PRINCESS OF THULE. years old by
Leanington. dam PhQ0e BY kentucky; sound and FINER
THAN EVER
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, l,2e5 BRoADWAyI,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOX RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SAILS OF FAPERa

AMUsEMENrs-2p PAcE-4th. 5.h and 9Th coils
AAssITk0LoGY,2D AsI p M PAox-sd col
3SSE $S$P ESSdIs2 s; col
Sss .s
CRY ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE ID r1or-ls. col
CLhRKs iI AND sALEsMEN,l2ra PAoK-oth and 9th coils
SS1easHS ASp ks-,srm r.ss.s.a COL =.
p8xcisd 1cSDEaiss.ao f4cs-ssn col. -'' w. '''
BbEkHSTisTGyElss BIZ doop;lis, r.Sn4sa r.os-sh col COL
DWELLING HOUSES no LET FURNISHED AND UN-
EUROPEAN n4s1Ia e.. col
EvES EEvvEE0rEr7TH En- PAcE.sth col s., 80,
ExCURsioNs-iiru PAoE-4th col.
SE % ss4sS 4sS ss SfAnrxzsrs TO LET
sssgH o. co.
HEhP HEhP COL
HORSES, CARRIAGEs. &o.-lsz PAcz-2d, Sd and 4sh
HSSH s1H: g sS COL
hEA2 soa SpsSH oiaS
LOST HSR yeyxD.,ss s.salr.ssol
sAssLE HASThis-iiTs -nSnIi.a fAaS~4.h so- col
SiH PAGE
FExs5sa1l.l FEM 5sstI9.TF9ss1sH s1 sA'.sA COL
fdsS 9STETSAN SAass'h COL
fRorEssloNAE s!fUHTioxs sia NsTiaaSceM-pEMiLEs- ce-
F4St'ts aF shE CITY FOR SALE OF TO
RENTED PAGE-lst col
REAL ESTATE TO EXUHANGE-2p PAcE-lst col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES--lsr PAGE-Ist COL
REWARDS-lsT PAGE-1st COL
SALES AT kUCTlUN-lsT PAcB-tth and 9Th cola
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-IIr PAGE-5th
and 9th cols., and 18TH PAGE-lst, I'd. Sd, 4th and
slTUATIoNs WANTED-MALEs-12rH PAcE-5th col
SPECIAL NOTlCES-lsr PAGE-1st ana I'd coils.
ETALLIONS-1sr PAGE--2d col.
6TORAGE-1lTH PAGE-2d col.
TIL BALL SEASONED PAGE 9Th col,
THE LECTURE SEASONED PAGK-6th col.
THE TRADES-12TH PAGE-6h col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p AcR-lst and
I'd coils.
TRAVELI.ERs' GUIDE llrH PAcK-4th col.
uNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS To LET-
2p PAGE--2d and Sd coils.
MWAMMTED w TO pURCHASE-1sr PACR-6th col.
WATCHES, JEWELkY, &C.-l11H PACE-4th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-!2D PAGR-I col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-lOrH PAcE-6th col
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
EYES AND EARS.

CUpEEfOK ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES MADE 10
IDvrder and inserted at reasonable pricoa
BAuCH GOUGELMANN 30 Biecckcr Il.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A sPLENDID OppokTUNITY TO WIN FOR.
<Atune, March H. ut New orleans. Grand distribution
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY; lS57 prizes.
amounting TO $lO40o; cnDitai przes $4,000, $1,000
65UOO, &c lODDOU tickets dollars Cl) halves,
dollar tsD Corresponding agents tor sale of tickets
highly remunerative compensation all points.
All Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under the SUI
pcrysion and management of Gems g. T. Bcaure gard and
JubaI A. Early. Address ~ A. DAGPHIN Post Office box
So New Orleans La or II. l.. PLUM, successor to Il.
Frank Moore Son, 3I7 Broadway. Now YORK. Uptown
Branch office I267 Broadway. rooms md ID. = -
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON.
IA ~, 81. 23 and % 18th ST.,
near University place.


OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE IN The CITY,
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
"a hours to three days trial horses sound
:. THIS DAY ,GgEsDAYl, AT 70 O'CLOCK
" ELEGANT DARK BAY TROTTING HORSE. SIRED
= by George NJ. Patchen. 15M HANDS, years od |:
: kind and true In all harness; does not shy pull
has Mother vice. trick nor iaut; is very hand
"a perfectly gentle; has trotted mile In 40 and Is
warranted: trots u mile in = 80; Is un exceent
O aud reliabie family horse, rs we.i first class
iTOP WXaU.. BY BHEWsTER. Of BROOME ST.
O ELEGANT FAMILY ESrABLISHMENr
- TEAM BAY HORSES, 10 HANDS HIGH, YEARS
old kind and in all harness; tree from vice:
: IN excellent family team: not afraid Of anything;
: ELEGANT LANDAU. BY BREWSTER OF BRouME
" st., and Double Harness. by Wood Gibson.
e ELEGANT LIGHT CLARENCE. BY BREWSTER.
2 isIx.sEAT SLEIGH By GoULD.
q FINE BROWN HORSE, III HANDS. 8 YEARS OLD;
n kind In single and double harness; has been used
family and business horse, and soil for
;. ELEGANT COUPE ROCKAwAY. BY sAUNDEks
|ELEGANT PARK PIIAETON, NEW, BY WOOD
s |DELIVERY EsTABLIsHMENT-BAY MARE. 15,s
hands. years old; first class worker Of great
rop DELIVERY WAGON SET HARNESS. &C.
IGRAY COUPE HORSE, 15A HANDS. YEARS;
kind iu all harness; In every wav reliable tor any
TWO BLACK BEAR ROBES. BLANKETS AND
Hoods, &c
catalogues. Top " agons and Pony PhAetons to
| charges.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
RIssEhL 4 whLLEs, AUcTIoNEERs.

DIsSEi,i. K WtLl.ES AUCTfONEERS
ID THIS DAY Cruesday). February 20, at IOi6 A. M
Mt our saiesroOm. No 10 Murray IT.,
large special sale OF about BOO lots OF
Hardware Table cutlery and french Timed Ware. &c.
To-day's sale ALL consist OF Hardware Edgs Tools
Hammers. Rim Locks, Brass Cocks Bibbs
Combs Halter Chain. spear Jackson's saws, Files.
Paint Brushes. mt Bolts Sair.rall Screws Axes.
sh vels and Spades Bcnham tove Polish, garden Hoes
axe and Pics Handles, Re-, &c Also full limo French
Timed Ware Tea Trays Sc
lY LEO HERTZBERG. AUCTfONEER.-BY VIRTUE
lJof chattcl mortgage will sell this day 10 o'clock, 43i
Grand ST. ~ yards OF body Brussels Carpet Dealers In
vted
II FRY. AUCrIONEER. -MORrGAGE SALE, 10Y
Dscciock OF saloon go 9th - License Bars, Tables
ChAirA. CLASSES. &e.. in lots
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
HORSES. CAKKIAGM,. o..

4 UcTIoN HOUSE OF VAN rAssELL { kEXRNEY.
IA ITO AND III EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4TH Av.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that Is In
harness. from three days Is given
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsf OFFICE NOTICE.
J. The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday,
March 2 1878 will close ut this office tuesday NJ IL A.
Wednesday, ut IL A. NJ tor Europe by steamsp scy
via Queenstown: Thursday ut II NJ ior IrsIanu. Wy
steamship City OF Brussels via Queenstown
tor Great britain the Continent to be forwarded by this
must be specially addressed), and at IL W. for
Europe ny st amshp Leasing, via Plymouth. Chcrbourg
aud Hamburg: SATURDAY ut ii :JDA. VI. Tor Germany,
&c, by steamship hermann viaA>out thampou and Bremen
tor Great Britain aud tho Continent be
warded by this steamer must be specially addresed
and ut IL VI. Tor europe by steamship Germanc. via
correspondence tor scotland to
be forwarded by this steamer must be specially adesed
and Vt ~ NJ .for Scotland direct by steamship Anchoria
Glasgow. The steamships Idaho. Scytha and GER
manic do not taxe mails for Denmark sweden and Nor
The mails tor the West indies ST. Thomas also
Porto Rico Venezuela direct New York February
~ The mails Tor the West Indies, via Havana and St.
Thomas. leave New York February u and March The
mails forChina aud Japan leave San Francisco March rs
The mails Tor Australia, &c leave Francisco March Ia
THUS. l.. JAMES, POSTMASTER.
Posr OFFICE NEW YORK Fah 23 lH7H.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

vNANTkD-A an FoOf DnfIANUh RANGE; MUsfj
w be in perfect order. cheap Tor cash Address J. ~
VAIL. AIS 0sh
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

ID y. W.
DWIiL SELL this day, by catalogue, cling lOIs
O'CLOCK entire elegant costly Household Furniture con
three story hi stoop private residences 81 eth
l2th and 18th including brilliant toned rose
wood Panofurte, richly carved black wa.nut
gilt and niaid Paror suit, eight pieces u blue satin in
splendid condon), cost $500 aud costly real
Bronze twenty day. Mantel Clocks, with cunsort aud
pieces the sculptures other urcs aud pcdesals ebony
m insId and marble Centre fables OH Paintings
French plate Pier Mirrors real lace Window Curtains with
Gilt Cornices to match Itch gilt and ad Cabinet
gcrc, with full French plate mirror cost &ypO moquet
paror bedroom aud stair body Brussels Carpets mar
Bureaus WgsnstandS and Commodcs Bedste
Lounges. atstands superior black walnut
Dining Table, black walnut arole top buffet hne
" Nheecr Wilson Sewing Machine in perfect ord er)
Stoves. Rergerators other goods Buyers dealers sps
cuIly invited Catalogues early at rcsdvnce
eer's Office lO5 10th st.. ear 6th Nv.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-26
SUMNER NIGHT HEAT.
A Few Observations on the Art
OF Cooling on.

From The Hartford courant.
Saturday night was we'll designed to
put people TO experiments Of keeping
cool. There has been nothing like it so
far this summer. It seems to come
with kind Of audiences which over
whelms and invites rashness in human
impulses. The effect from the cuticle to
The extreme inwardness Of personal feel
ing produced all sorts Of craving, and
there was 4 general rush for cold soda.
lager beer, ice cream, and other refresh
ments, and the more Of these resis.ants
tina, were put in, the more unsatisfacto-
~ vas the result. II is easy Of demon.
stra,iOn that the larger iee.house man
builds within himself the more fire. risks
be assumes, and from being naturally 4
non. hazardous creature he becomes aspe.
cial hazard in hot weather, and ia classed
with kerosene oil factories, planning
mills and powder magazines. II one
glass Of soda or one dish Of ice cream
will temporarily reduce the temperature
Of the System twenty degrees, it will re-
&C. in precisely seven minutes and thirty.
four seconds, and carry the mercury
up 70 where the multiplication looks
feeble. Hence II man, seeking relief
from RUNNER heat, stows away not one
iced preparation, but FIVE or eight, he
puts himself IN good condition TO
light a match BY simply blowing upon
the explosive end, and II his power Of
breath were sufficient he could run a
forge.
After all the cooling experiments Of
Saturday night, 1t can be approximately
imagined how comfortly retirement
To rest was enjoyed BY many people.
The woman who invented bedclothing,
was not considered worthy OF mo-
ment'. thought, except in painful rtasc.
tons that she had ever been born. A
single sheet for covering was tried in
some localities, but where there was one
man loaded with Ice cream in his little
bed, it is copjsctured thst by actual
weight in his own calculation, the sheets
turned the scales at forty.three pounds,
and was kicked into shapeless wSd I'M
der the ioot.board. These are the dsys,
It must be remembered, when the busy
horseaY rises early and seeks bis human
cruel. What Sunday morning for dies
What sudden wakefulness on the part
Of the night sleepers ut early dawn
wearied With struggles to sleep, and At
last taken into the arms OF nsture's
sweet restorer. how rapidly the uncon.
scious sleeper comes 70 himself when the
fy brigade comes ont
Oh there are no earthly joys more
-sweet or refreshing than hot nights for.
tiled with ice-coOIers and restful mat:
tresses with sheets abandoned, and
cloSe mornings with a blaEing sunlight
and able-bodied dies with wings spread
ing and legs ALREADY for pedestrian
movements on the bare akin OF the hu.
man FACE. The very thought Of II makes
one feel cool and happy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-26
KEnARKABLE FIRE.
A Nitro.GIycerIne Factory Burn.
ed without nm Explosion.


Wednesdays Ti.u.vilIs Herald says
Mr.. W. A. Myers, proprietor Of the PiOu'
eer Glyeeriue Works, rode out 10 his fac.
tory, on the E;ns farm, back Of the John
son House aud Pine creek. yesterday
morning between four and Eve o'clock, &c
20 to work. What was his astonishneni
10 tiud that the sstAblishmsnt was reduced
to asbea. His last visit was on Last Friday
afternoon at 9-oieloek, when everything
vas in good shape. There could hay.
been no explosion, or the report would
have resounded for ten miles around
Glycerins consumes like talloW, and Mr.
MyerS attributes the Gre to 40 ineendlary
His loss consists OF ffty-one eaIboyI
oil mixed aeids, three full iron drums
containing ], 80 pounds each Of the same
mixture-to4ether with the building
Loss estimated at s., 900, the profit on .
whole year's business. No Insurance.
Myers received an order Mooday night
for 1000 pounds Of the explosive, and
was proceeding the morning following q
manufacture the article, when he found
his building in ruins. Nitro.glyeerine Il
worth on the ground, retail, 81 40 pei
pound. From nix 10 ten quarts are re-
auired In exploding an oil we'll. BeinI
extra hazardous, it 10 never transportet
by rail, nor through the city. The ri.
oneer Works va two miles and hal
from Titusville, and isolated In thI
woods one mile from Apy habitatiou. NJ
oue has ever bad access 70 the factory
but The proprietor himself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-26
Bill Of Fare nj n Farmers Table

And this mention Of eating brings me
% talk about what may Be counted on At
The farm table. It Is mistake to sup
pose that the diet Il all made up OF sod
den pies or soda-stained bread. The new
baking powders DO, at the least, save the
..ain. There Ia, indeed, the pork barrel
and the hams, which do severe service.
Bat fresh eggs TO set of rNhsr from
these LAT redeem such meal from con-
tempt, and l have seen the time when e.
we're tramping through dale and Jungle
have 90 whetted appetite, even on New
England farm lands, as to make solid,
hard, home.eured, thoroughly.cursd salt
pork taEuked and Gbstted by the
mealiest Of early rose potstoesl dish
mot 10 b disdained. Then there are
tbs chittieonE or come kindred tribe
growing up 70 be bruilers In August;
there are exceptional pairs Of squAbsi the
French maid ought 10 DO able TO teach
The brewiug Of an omslstie; there is the
Ists yeal-veFy much differing from Eity
meat Of that name; there Is lamb that
carries favor Of the white clover iteropp'
ed: there are the berries every iarn
ecker should insist on thisE there Ate
he vegetables, not Wilted when they
come to the pot; there are the crosses, y
dainIier salads be lacking, and Vou e1r
hing YOUR ORu stock OF Bordeaux oil
for ia dressing; n In ike manner you
Sith fsE pounds Of Abest Rnslist
i BreakIntp iron Park 4 Tiliord. Ther
there are The milk and The cream and The
bnttsr; there can Be no excuse Tor moi
1 bHyjnR The best Of these, and every yen
luFer upon 9 farm In summer should set
closely % Il that he Il housed with a goot
diry1oman and that good husband 9
her fesourcss--s retrigsrStor.-Ddatd g
t-afs1sk,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-26
What He Got.

Commercial Bulletin.
@Now, Lesnder, my dear, I want you tc
be sure and not forget these few thing
when you come down tonight" ssrs th'
young wife, Just before the kiss and good
by" at the summer hotel, in the morning
a. the gentlemen were starting for The
city. Give
Certainly not, my love-
And this Il the way the list ran:
/. Two yards Of blue barege.
2. Two yards Of Hamburg edgings.
3. Ny new braid from the hair. store.
1. Hall dollars worth OF nainsook.
8. Box pearl.powder from my upper
drawer. =.
Q. Modern Minister" from Loriug'.
Library.
Arriving in town, he forgot all sboui
the Iist till late 10 the afternoon, and then
couldn't find It in any Of his pockets, but
hadn't he read II over. and didn't he rec
ollect It all2 OF course he did, and this
il what he brought home TO his expectani
wife: ,..-t. "a.
/. Two heads Of blue cabbage.
.. Three yards handsome netting (mOs'
quito). ,.. ae.;
8. Some blue braid.
4. Half q dollar worth OF canned soup
8. Box Of seidlitz.powdsrs and pair Of
drawers. .n |t.
8. Loring said he hadn't got any such
book as "Ths Mug and Canister" In the
library. s .f ~
Exclamation on receiving the above,
20 Leander, Leander, you must have
been dining at thai horrid club again or
you couldn't have made such 3 mistake.