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no PHILADELPHIA
IL
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS. EACH WAY DAILY;
1liRLE nfPOTS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK
Double TRACE, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MLNT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

on AND AFTER NOv. 10. 1874.
Express Trains leave New York. via DesbrOsses and
toftlandt streets Ferries ~ follows;
30 7.J'. ~ - 10 ILnlted. II A. NJ. l. T. s. O. 80.
a. aud ~ T.. VI. SUNDAY e. 90 and A. NJ o, q. 81
$50 aud ~ T. VI
Boats Ut Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city nnording speedy and direct
transfer Tor BROOK ~ travel
T3s. \. $50 and n \ " Limited Express, 10 7.
NJ :, 80 :, aud 3 r n ON sunday. i2Oi.
Ticket offices 526 aud st4 Broadway. Aston Houe,
ani foot Of Dchrosses and COrtandt SIS Court st. and
Brooklvu Annex Depot loot OF FULTON st. Brookyn ia
lid and lis Hudson It iobOken; Depot. Jersey city.
kmisrant uckct Office. = Battery place. -
FRANK THOMSON, l. +. FARMER
General Manager G'ul Passenger Agent
'NnOY BOATs leave Pier a. n X, loot Leroy st
Il daily. except saturday, atd = "
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STEAMBOATS, Hno KHdr0aoa.
A PeAT:5rE9sE55E. 5INE-'.7'

A fier Il. 4 x. SGsiiy, except Sunday, s6fE
IN via Aiyn's Point
. S2ETISE LIZ IJSyBIEn .OEE =, ,os,ov
tfSo p " daily, sundays included.
fARE ONE DOLLAR every. day. in the week
Positively tickets good only ondey Of sale and on trains
door sGPPEs foR FiFfY CENTS
Tickets for sale at Pier 90
Norwich line for Boston, Worcester, Portland. and all
''" NEW LOND0N AND NORWICH
Steamers CITY or LAWRENCE and FALMOUTH from
Tickets and state Rooms be obtained at the once
ofthe company, AT Broadway. corner Of Csnalst
For further Information, inquire at Pier ~. N. n.
METROPOLITAN ELEvATED Rail
ST. nearest point for Wall IT ferry Cortandt st. near.
est for Jersey City and Communipaw ferries. Park
Bsrcsy" y err y to HobosSn Chambers st. neare 4
point for Payonia and Erie Railroad terry FRANKLIN st
GRAND ST. nearest points for pesgIosses 81 ierry 70
for Christopher st. ferry 10 Hoboken 18Th st
Nearest point TO Union SQUARE and Lyceun Thea
asd stNNcares point TO Booth's ST James, and Park
Theatres Grand Opera House, 0imores Garden. Ma.
Temple and Jersey city ferries 3Sd st-Ncarest
Aquarium. and san Francisco Minstrels. t2d stCon.
trsi Depot seth st-Nearest point for Central Park.
downtown trains take west side stations Fare 10
cent? except between the hours Of 81 and ~ and
lowing lines At Rector st. with cars for South
ferry at GRAND st.. with cars for Desbrosses and Bast
Grand ST. ferries At Blocker St with for east and
e ierrcs At iitI st. with cars or West 2Sd aud Kast
23d and 3th st. ferries 1T 33 Il, with cars for Wee
ey at Goth u WIN ss z. Ss pIss s n
N vas BHocELtS. supe rintendent
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MMIrE sTAK IINE.

HITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN And LIVERPOOL.
GERMANIC. saturday Dec T. $50 T
BALTIC. .Thurdal Dec H. 7 A NJ
CELTIC Thursday. Dec n ? 4. NJ
FROM White star Dp,k, Pier 81 North River
Cabins all auldshlps saloon Suu 80 ana 500 gold.
Return tickets ON favorable terms Storage. S1S
These steamers neither cattle sheep. pigs
Il J. CORrlS, Agent, 81 broadway. New York
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@lantto- --E,nlalts.

UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
n. Nay leave their fayors for rgs suS at the only
,40B Broadway, corner o. 3lst st., TIL o r NJ" ami
B0s West a3d st., corner Of 9Th az. ulI sPN
100 81 ay., corner OF 47th st. Till sP.
% East lfth ST., corner Union square, ull = L NJ
hoexua charge.
A Al 900 sewing machines; wheeler wilson,
IA. hall case, as good as new, from $40 10 SlH atl
new Domestic Singer " Wilson, from S2j 10 s35 war
ranted rented and repaired ID. BROWN, 2a2 Grand st
A FOREWOMANi In straw hat factory In New.
n ark n. J. the applicant must be competent TO sew
pied In experimenting the work ri Others Apply, In
person, to WORK BUCHANAN, $40 Broadway
ANEW, siesermmy sewing machine drop leafcoyer
weekly payments of 81. 402 Grand st
YOUNG GIRL wanted to help in general house.
n work. CAN alter o'clock at 22S West asa -
A GOOD dressmsker; also an apprentice. Apply
~ after NJ at 2l2 East Ssth a.
A GOOD saloon chambermaid 223 Wooster St Gail
n after H.
ROOK FOLDERS wanted at KIMNs bindcry, 50
INEXPERIENCED hands on gents scars, to work
II In store only; steady work.
a LANDES co, Il2 Franklin st
INEXPERIENCED quilters on W a o. machines to
j scHSEiDESsAcH A BErTMAN 474 Broadway
INEXPERIENCED operators on " A W machines;
- basters and bultonhoe makers white vests Call
all week 2lo East 9Th st.
EXPERIENCED operators on W machines
II on ladies' nndergarments 10 Walker St, % lott
EXFERIENCED hands wanted on shirt bosoms
EXPEKIENCED girls on chocolate cream work;
AZ none others need apply POS Mercer st.
ININIsHFRs wanted on white shirts
STARK LoEWENfHAL lOS Franklin st.
Coon WEAVERs and mounters on hair switches
~ Slt canalsL
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pAoIFIc MAIL sTEAMsMIP COMPANY

FOR lSrilNrS ON PANAMA
steamship CRESCENT CITY. Tue siay. Dec 10 noon.
Connecting At Panama Tor south and Central America
AMI Mexico
FOR SAS FRANCISCO VIA ISTHMUS OF PANAMA
steamship COLON. Friday Doc. 20 noon.
Connecting AZ Panama tor central and SOuth America
and Mexico amt NJ san Francisco for Japan and Chna
fROM san FRANCISCO FOR JArAN AND CHINA
steamship CITY or PEklNH saturday ian4 1870 noon.
FROM SAN fRANClSCO 10 HONOLULU, kBW ZEA-
LAND AND Al SrKALIA
steamship tilh or SIDNEY. Monday, Dec. %.
For freight " general Information apply AT COmpanys
Office. the Pier foot Of Canal st. and passage
At Company ticket of1cc. 257 Broadway
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BOaro auo Roums.
Busln,ss q 9ant".
ptrsunnl Aotltts.

A TTENTION i-rhirw wears Ffn'o' wv, ,'I g
n can ca pcrcucc, spccmiurs. diseases "l ,'nBl A
Of mauho1d, consultation iret ph 'N
Bleeckcr 81
A TTENTION, patients Or PROF n uI. -tf
~ "a Nund st all diseases recent tl N.l 'Nf
and ncr, ous debility speedily AMI ra''''s
DNOUGuTON'S InN gnraunl sNup 'N,
ID liver, kidney, skin diseases, Mrahh - ntw
stores manhood, Doe per bottle Ad'l,, I,' 90
nK. CAMPBELL, 10 Lrsins % AZ Nh
- St Charges moderate, advice iirr ''-''-.,l|
hISEAAES OF MEN ,pccia,N, Due rttaF
- DAYS Dr. DYER AZ West ltW 81 N-<
Aorsts, Carriages, &C.
q GrAKlAu. 1878 INV
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Qtntistrp.

DENTAL OFFICE, 400 Canal st.. corner Hudson
~ Teeth extracted without pain, 25c., nhng SOC +,
sets, s. Payments on installments
rNEErH extracted. 25c. with gas soc. full gum sets,
warranted, Nup Dr. BRoUdllToN, I'd West 4h St
QI-BEST GUN sETs.-Painless extracting DR..
pt MopEAANN BOZ aud 5Oa sd ay., s. w. cor, SAN s.
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INMAN LdNE-zRSy>kN tsTEsyEEs

INMAN IINE.-RuYAL NAIL STEAMERS
Il FOR OF EENSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF NkN NOKk Thursday. Dec y r. "
CITY OF HRl SSEiS ..... SATURDAY. Dec II. z NJ A "
CITY OF CHESTER .......... Thur<iay. bee 10 4. "
From Per ~. North River foot Of charlton Vt
CARIN. ~. feu, and SlDl. gold Return tickets
favorable terms SrEERAGE So. currency. Drafts at
lowest rates saloons. stat Rooms smoking aud BAT
Rooms amiiships These stcuasrs neither cattle,
sheep nor pgs JOHN a DALE Agent ~ and ~ Broad.
way, NY Philadelphia ONCE, 10 South 9TH st
SPECIAL NOriCE--1he lnnian steam ship CITY OF New
York will sail ON THURSDAY. Dec 5. AT I 4. N. This
steamer has Just been thoroughly ovcrhaued and
urely state rooms with an late 4 and
saloon. have bee fitted aauf.hips. making her accom-
m0ituons for ssensers equal 10 any the Atlantic
Average passage. nine DAYS JOHN q. DALE, Agent
national. LINE-FROM NEW PIER 81 n r.
~ --fOE LONDON Victoria Docksl---
Holland ..... Dec T. ~ Denmark Dee ~ 3 r.
-FOK LIVERPOOL AND kENSrOWN--
The Queen sat Dee :. a. VI. Erin sat, Dec. ~, A. NJ
Cabin So To tsu cufTcutN Storage s2H Drafts from
a. upward s-nrd at very low rates CompanN's Offices
No, 90 and ~ BroidNav. p v. j.. III RSf Manager
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- Messrs CIlAS ". DICkEL a GO beg leave e. in.
form ther friends and patrons hat they Will open their
new riding academy ON Tuesday evening Dec. g. lA
10 l3O West both a. Nv cards VI invita- aOu Issued.
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4iors,s, 6artilats, 6t.
ROYAL RARINd POWDER

DK SALE encap-A good, ,ueas NoI im,,i. Ts q
q GtAKlNu 1878 INV
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-20

een bunriis til Zig iprans aiftso.
Hu blsp Der 9iu mslsm Sunesns.
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SIotfm. % lO-l2 iatt, ea sfttr
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lltiii 8reort tom / Sait paa gs'
usus, uo al SsIist. nj fai | bpsr nm
Ben, % BE- sftsr.
Gpa hapbs iaast iaapas for
lprans. at bun naasos frsm I'll pen
rit % ft bam / Ynltsn. Isr Dc
tom. % oa 8sisn bsapnote at ltraa'
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De aiiisn. alt, hpao 8smmsr % ssl
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paa %%auost. iaa Be esres SLENDER |
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Scmmen Ill Ssnrlt % iases: "ui'
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paa dig, laa etGbsr Be Dig. WarS
dig op. iler paa % piue big irsm
til lltilot, brpb big life ON mig y
gtrmso hoppsoe bun 10 al Yulten
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ulijltarlsns msr % mtr oro9 ns
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itprtebs. Srar par lltlpioliet oper
aam. ban srsb sfisr nm Rnlu ior
al p1rss ia. men Wonsren bapee
taitst Rniusu bort. Saa ios ban
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ia meo. Stt gar llle 90pt al ION
mt ham paa gipst. men ea inss en-
al grsorsus iis bag paa BAN. 90
| en- 3aonnnsuolns par ban taitti
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Ii riiiof. gan isris BAN ino
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benptttt til N~rrtlibus. ba iaabani
life ianolss. Der fan pi oa laoe
aam blius iioosnps iaaIauss mse
oct glade 9aab iuartit mullst al
b!lps leuot til Slberisn.
Gortinttes.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-20

SttinsH i,sHe esr emma iHnmx Qertsn
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-20
Set trrttenoe Barn.
Sfiloring fra 6iumartcn Of
Nils Gprr.
(9tn ariiieisr Sanicn'.)
Srcbie GapiteI.

afl.sesH. Sri. Sd<laslceet.
Sommsren par til Gnoe, oo Bet
bsspnote at beitns. Sratfuslsns
fiei, Srsn bleo iaa zoe os TITLE,
Den ferite Sns bsspnbts at pie iie
paa Sis!otoppene. ga tcm ben
Sremmsos / Su, at ban osiaa Dor
FABIAN en- Sr9tiusl fra ct parnlers
Sano. oe at Be M par paa She
at rslle pioers. ga Oct latfeoe Ill
4fltso. blsp 6innspigsn pInoielia
iaa ~aluorli9. bsnoss frtite Cater De.
Be. bun pilpe life mere ipnse, bun
lao blot % itirrses poa BAN. San
par lprssiu!o iom altib men bun
lpnies at marie, al ban i 9runosn
lite brro ils iaa ipuosrIis ON ben.
De. Der bar fommst llro / BAN,
ban lrnstes no. bort til nps Spntr.
nps Waal. Sun par iom Ct bort.
taiist Sssetei.
Sinnsrue bape en- paffsr Stif :
Naar Sremmsoe trGos ino i Sam
men sllsr ltuls rsiis, letter sntsn
Susmoosrsn eIler 9etreuc ie nse
pso 8iGitsns 6eoosr. oraesr boas
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hob I9reis til Hsilsu, fou Slime.
pisen mse Stoens, latte iis paa
Sulpet fOran BAN % ltnlos bragg
Dem poa. Ssnbes Saano lfialp, "a
bur bsnpnote al plrre S~fobuanesne
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bun binos BAN iait til Ts % Sin.
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bun ltlrrsoe paa bam, mnaIes al
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pan falote bsnoe psb Nnrn - bun
laa life op. 3an iasbe 6arpsI -
bun trpiispe blot 9rnosrue euo tut.
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bort. Saa Git ban laneiomt no al
Seltst. Suu berte. ban bob ben.
oss Snoer 6nrpsI. bun berts, ban
latte ils i Yultsfi. bun herie Sfpns
tarlsn raobs ''Lakgo don ger-
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tuuos bun life mobitaa IGnssr, bun
iprans ben iii Ssltorrsu % fss no.
pun iaa BAN suouu tngnue psnet
iie. Simmer imnIote mso Scmmen,
% aiiise for Be ION en- Yil-enonn
Ct Stint mtllsm 8rn,rus % lad
bOrts. Wsn oa Alt bIsp iaa for.
unosrlis ftile Omtrius heno., faiteoe
S~innepiasu is neissrus paa Sui.
oct os brait i en- iirio Sraoo.
ga @aarsn tOm. febts bun Ell
Sen. Snbss Snosr bltp aIosles
ruisnos. ban ilOs Gatt,r,u % iuOr
pna. al ban life piIee is Barnet
iubenfOr I'm SsItoer. San loo
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bosbe paa ben unntn Sioe al Gna.
raieen, % Der poIeos BON ba or
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altie iIabt iom Sin. Sior % itart
blsu ban. briers % brsbsrc emo Be
andre Simmer. Dan tunos nGiien
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san rsrtiss seiiS tir.
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81 *I5sa irars nj. selsT bun isisa i
@anel'tTn'. mrnsr buu ia. fippsr bun
hem.
Decorah-posten., 1878-11-20
Sicroc &apitcl.

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Wan9s Nar ere forlebns, ilnsn ri
Iloit rare paa GIuebaftsu, % itors
Soranorinser ere ifste Der SupaI
% bans Sriter bulls forl9nsit /
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Rome paa 90 Oar. Sun bar pGret
gift meo en- Del aaisei Wano bar
bait II Bern % sr MI Gnts.
Sra Siuittn, iOm bauoe uGrst
Der, brrts Dc iutsi paa LANCE Sioer.
"a tom Der suaoug. meosrs ben.
oes Wano snonu Ispeee. Ct tort
Brsp ira Nmtmauesn mso en- meo.
islssnos Easfs. 8rspst par itrspet
paa 6rant. ium beunes Raup for.
itOo, os par aoresIsrst Ill samls
0upal iileut ban nlersoe nsnsans
par eeo. 8rspet ~inesboIot i man.
&c imisrsuss Orb SAT for Del @ig.
ltepsniiab % Den &sluilie. ION On.
pal baubs piit @r,uitriusrsu 9ar
1894 % BAD BAN life ioyimaa mso.
lsnnts Sulomsbalie ira
2ouis TbiIip.
roi du France.
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albrsnbs Rome, ri baps I9rt al fen.
Dc iom llom Rles. par ION last
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Spo ira 9auost. San bapes prrst
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SpstuIatiOnsaauo. % pilbs brine
/ BET Stort. San par
Osiaa en- itor Ssliiabsmaub. SAN
bapos htrs 6anss p1rst ubslois /
inc SpsiulotlOuer. % Yenssns, ban
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-12-05
Diphtheria and IT'S Cure.

To the Editor Of the Plattsburg Republican.
Allow me to say few words of the
greatest importance to the public through
your journal, in regard to the terrible dis
ease diphtheria, which is raging with
great destruction of lives throughout the
country. It has ragged here to fearful
extent, quite a large number of cases
proving fatal.
There is a family here by the name of
Rochester this season. Mrs. Light said to
some of the neighbors that previous to
moving here she had an attack of diph-
liberia and cured herself by the use of
kerosene oil as a gargle, also swallow
ed some; but the remedy was so simple
that our citizens didn't think anything Of
it until five of Joseph Jelley's children
were taken down with the dipetheria.-
Their throats became swollen and can
kered, terribly. Mrs. Jelley sent after
her neighbor, Mrs. Milliette, who had
lately lost son by the disease, to sscer-
tain whether it was really diphtheria or
not. Mrs. Milliette pronounced it diph-
liberia in very dangerous form. Mrs:
JelIey said she would use Mrs. Lights
remedy-keros0ne Oil-which she gave
her children as a gargle, also had them
swollow some. The children recovered
rapidly, and in a few days we're out on
the street.
Another neighbor by the name of Lu'
sia, railroad trackmaster, at this place
had three of their children taken with
diphtheria, and cured them with kero'
sense oil.
William Emery had four children taker
down and gave kerosene oil and they re
covered.
Robert Gillette was taken with it ant
cured himself with kerosene oil.
John Reynolds, of Ingraham, had
daughter and niece cured by kerosene oil
after they were given up for death by tn
doctor.
what is most astonishing is that not
case, where they used Kerosene oil, ha
proved fatal. The remedy is simple an
certainly cheap, and always at hand in a.
families throughout the land.
Also, George Gillette had three childre
taken with the same disease, very bad Jan
were cured with kerosene.
Yours truly, P. LAWRENCE.
| WEST cHAzx, Oct. al 1873.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-12-05
E. Arden, Again.


There is in this county. says the Eureka
New Leader, an estimable married cou-
pie, who have family Of bright children
growing up around them, and who are
most highly esteemed in our first social
circles, but whose happiness is liable at
any time to receive blow which would
prove disastrous to the welfare of their
whole future life. Seven years ago the
wife was living in New England, and
while yet in her teens married young
mechanic who had been her playmate
from childhood. A short time afterward,
being thrown out of employment, and
unable to obtain work of any kind, the
husband left his wife in charge of her
parents and journeyed to California in
search of his fortune, intending when he
should become successful enough to jus
tify it, to have his wife come on and join
him. On reaching his destination he was
prostrsted by severe illness, which kept
him long on the brink of the grave
Twice during the time of his sickness the
physician pronounced him dead, and
twice report to that effect was circulated,
but the man recovered on both occasions
and is alive and well to-day. The wife,
after the husbands departure to the West,
waited patiently for long time in hope
of receivinga letter from him. The weeks
rolled by but no tidings came, and months
had passed, when frantic with fear that
something terrible had happened to her
husband, she set out in search of him,
Notwithstanding the protestations Of her
parents. On reaching California she re-
ceived the sad news Of his death and bu-
rial, and mourned in poignant grief
When, however, she had recovered from
her sorrow she married a prosperous
friend, with whom she had become ac-
quainted after her supposed bereavement,
and who had befriended her in the hour
Of need. In time they moved to this
county where they have resided ever
since. The first husband, Immediately
upon his recovery, devoted all his time
and efforts to finding his wife. For yearG
he has continued the search, unavailing
as he feared, but at last he has traced the
long-lost wife to her present home. But
face to face she recognizes him not. He
looks upon her happy face and her limo
cent, happy little ones. but has not the
heart to make his presence known. The
chances are that he will not, but will oeal
his burden to the end, content to suffer
and emulate the role of modern Enocf
Arden.
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stock Dreams.

Virginia lNevads) Enterprise.
The Hosmers live on North Stewart
street. Mr.. Hosmer Is anindustrtous and
competent carpenter. Mrs. HOsmer isR
frugel and painstaking housekeeper.
During their nine years residence in this
CITY they have had but little to do with
mining stocks. In these years they had
not saved enough money to make them
rich, but were few hundreds ahead of
the world, and were happy and content.
But there came TO them that which has
not added to their happiness. 1t was al
through dream. When the Sierra Ne
vada was 81 per share Mrs. Hosmer dream
ed that the stock would go up to big hg-
ure. She was SO impressed with the idea
that she gave her husband no rest until
he had invested their savings in the stock.
When it went up to $40 they sold out. The
speculation made them little fortune Of
SO, 500. Mr.. HOsmer carried all this coin
home in a sack to show it to Mrs. Hosmer.
1t was more money than they had ever
before possessed at one time. They were
afraid TO trust it in any Of the banks.
After much reflection they moved the
bureau back out of the corner Of their
bedroom, turned back the carpet, tOOku
the floor and buried the coin in the
ground. They put down the floor, turned
back the carpet, and returned the bureau
to its place. Mr.. Hosmer worked away
at his trade for two or three days, but was
very fidgety. By showing the jack
plane seemed a slow way Of making
money. He began to imagine that he was
cut out for stock speculator. In this
frame of mind he quit work and cruised
the street about the office of the stock
brokers. In day or two he got "dead
point." 1t was to buy Wells-Fargo at ST.
and sell in three weeks at IS. he showed
Mrs. Hosmer how they would get 81, 500
for their insignificant little $500. So
they hauled out the bureau, turned back
the carpet, took up the floor, dug up the
AZ 500. and put it in wells-Fsrgo. Stock
went up to $1.10, and then began to go
back. "No matter" said HOsmer, ''They
will soon begin work, and then we shall
see her BOOM Eyes, she'll boom them
family said Mrs. Hosmer, trying to smile.
Down, down crawled the stock; then'
like thunder-clap, came an assessment
of fifty cents. The stock is now down 90
twenty cents, and astride of 1t sits the
fifty cent assessment. Peace has ned the
home of the Hosmers. The husband says
that the trouble began with the wife's
dream. while the wife says they were an
RIGHT until the husband got that org
noint. /" So the war goes on. Neither
can approach the bureau in the corner
or even look that way, without thinking
of what was once so snugly buried ne'
meath It. and their mutual upbraidings
break out afresh. Now we hear tnat each
has applied for divorce from the o'neF'
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Total

The result, it will be seen, fully justi-
fies the anticipations of the Directors of
the road. 1t shows steady increase of
business, and durihg the present month
that increase has not abated in the least.
Yesterday, Dir. Sprague says the largest
amount Of business was done of any day
since the road has been in operation. The
through traffic has been light, but the To-
cal business, which is the most profitable,
has been in steady volume. Coal is COM
ing in rapidly, but not fast enough to fill
the orders, and grain shipments grow
heavier daily. A growing traffic is the
shipment of live stock. There is large
pork-packing establishments at Washing
ton G. H. and another at Xenia In Day.
ton the pork-packing is done in consider
able quantities, but is divided between
several firms. Recently Adam Schantz
has been giving good deal Of attention
to this branch. and is now doing perhaps
the largest business. Mr.. Gimperling ex-
presses himself we'll satisfied with the re-
suit, and is confident of being able to COM
plete the road as originally projected DUR
ing next spring and summer.