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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-09
LOCAL IyDusrnIAL NOTES.

The Caldwell (o.l Pre-" makes a loud
call for reduction in the price oil beet.
Tur Bellairc Street Railway company
made SIS over and above all expenses in
the month Of November.
The farmers of the county have stored
away their crops and are now enjoying
ease and comiort.-UpShur Co. Banner.
JouS R. STEEL, OF Clarksburg, killed six
hogs last week that dressed the following
weights each, to.wit: $50, AZ, 4S5, 40, 46S,
AS.
The Nlartinsburg IHdcPendHt notices
that wheat fields are making fine appear
ancc, and tho indications are for a good
crop next year.
srrAxBoArMrS say thOrc wOnld be no
trouble in tows passing the stcubeavillc
bridge at night il a guide wall Of $50 feet
was placed above the piers by which a
boat could line and straighten her tow.
No. . stack OF Himrod Furnace, foungs-
town, O., cast over cighty.twO tons Of iron
10 tweuty.iour hours tho other day, which
Is said to be the largest yield that was ever
made in that length Of time in the Ma
hOning Valley. Dimensions OF furnace,
70xls feet
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The summer heat producedan abundan;
crop, and has knocked prices down. We
have had a warm and delightful fall, and
now We are fairly past Thanksgiving and
almost up to Christmas and the ground is
not yet fairly frozen. The thermometer
has ranged higher than at any time dur.
ing the past twenty years, and although
the obfuscated muskrat has built his house
doubly strong this year, and the disgrunt.
led goose has lit out with absurd haste,
there is fair prospect that we shall moi
suffer much, having already less than
three months ahead Of us before we reach
the heightened days and warmer sun. The
effect OF all this has been q saving in the
expenses Of living, such as coal. clothing,
furs, and other necessities which cold
fall would have imposed. It has opened
the way for the continuance Of outdoor
employment even into the winter. It has
saved much outdoor relief. II has made
the poor comfortable, and II its value could
be computed in money, it would reach
millions OF dollars.
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Ar Romney, butter l6i, eggs IS, potatoes
50, corn As, oats 30, wheat s., turkeys &c
per pound.
AT oakland-Butter le and 10, eggs Is,
mutton s and 10, beef and II, oats 80,
corn 60, buckwbeat = % per hundred.
AT Middlebourne, Tyler county, butter
soils at 10, eggs at le, oats at IS, corn at
10, and wheat at IS. Feathers at 10 cents
per pound.
AT Clarksburg-Chickens s. per dozen,
butter l9l per h., eggs u! cents per dozen,
chestnuts 81 so per bushel, apples 10 cents
per bushel, potatoes 40 cents per bushel,
pork 81 and cents
Ar Sutton, Braxton county-Butter S
a; i 10, eggs !, oats IS, corn 50, wheat IS,
bear skins s. to IS, wild cat skins 10 to %
cents, muskrat to cents, coon 10 to 40
possum to 5, fox IS cents to 81, otter %
cents to -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-09

How often It happens that although We
have witnessed the ravages Of disease In the
case OF Others, We disregard his warning sig.
mails In our own. II Is only when We find
him face TO face with us that we really per.
ceiye how grim he is. Then. perchanee, when
It Is too late, medicinal aid is sought. His
avant courier. his forerunner, is physical
weakness. Fortify the system, and you are
armed against him. The finest tonic for this
which renders digestion easy and complete,
nourishes the system, improves the appetite
gives strength, yielding sleep, counteracts bill
iousncSs. and keeps the bowels in first rate
order. LeannesS, and unnatural wanneSs and
sallowneSs OF the face, are obyiated by It, and
50 genial and bcnetieent arc its effects, thai
not only is the body invigorated and regulat'
ed by It's use, but dependency banished from
the mind. MwF4w
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.,,.,,I,I he N,.le An Example OF

A thoroughly devilish piece Of work
was done at Steubenville last Thursday
night by two villains under the influence
ofLouor, BY which they destroyed large
number of beautiful shade trees on 4th
street and Elm Avenue. On Saturday the
perpetrators Of the rascality were arrested
They were two coal miners named Nike
Kelly and John Carroll, and both have
confessed since their arrest. Asthe value
of the trees destroyed is over SIS, the Of
tense is penitentiary act under section 80
Of chapter 4 of the Ohio crimes act Of 1871
which reads as follows:
"Whoever maliciously cuts down, or de-
s,roys, or by girdling, or any other means
;n;nre. any standing growing vine ousn,
sbrnb. sapling, or tree, not his own, or
,noI;ciouslv INJURIES or destroys, or sewers
ir"m the land OF another, any product
Standing, or growing thereon, or any otner
hing attached thereto, shall. II the value
oi the thing destroyed, or the amount OF
Tho damage done to any such thing, or to
the land. Is thirty.tive dollars or more, be
IMPRISONED in the peniteniary not more
Than three wears nor less than one year,
or II the value is less than that sum. be
6red not more than one hundred and nifty
nor less than five dollars, or imprisoned
moi more than thirty days nor less than
nna daV'
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Interesting Report Regarding the Pottery
Business.


TRENTON, \. j., December S. The Uni
ted States Potters' Association, which com.
menced It's annual meeting in this city on
Wednesday, elected the following officers;
President, Hon. J. Hart Brewer, OF Tren.
ton, \. J.; Vice Presidents, Thomas Mad.
dock, OF Trenton; VIM. Brunt, Jr., OF
East Liverpool, o., and N. Tempest, OF
Cincinnati; Secretary, George W. Oliver,
OF Geddes, n. T.; Treasurer, John Mos.
es, OF Trenton; Executive COMMUNICATION.
ner Laughlin and J. u. Taylor, Of East
Liverpool, Ohio; Thos. c. Smith, OF Green.
port, \. Y, and j. W. Davenport and Is
aac Davis, Of Trenton. The report OF the
Committee on Statistics states that the
American product OF earthenware and
china during the past ten years has not
only kept pace with the increase in popu-
lation and its corresponding consumption
OF wares, but that during the fiscal year Of
1877 and 1878, ending June 80, the average
OF importations has been reduced over
twenty per cent. The American produc-
ton OF white granite and china for ISIS is
said to be valued at S2,975,000 The pro-
duct OF the yellow and Rockingham man
utacturers is not included. The number
OF potteriGs in the United States OF oil
kinds is III; steam engines employed,
eighty, with horsepower OF 1883; eight
water-wheels, power l29; hands employed,
6,ll6; capital invested, s., 29i, S9S; yearly
wages paid, s2,247, l73; value Of products,
81, 045, 5S6. The report shows that long
strides have been taken in the past fifteen
years-or more properly speaking, since
the tariff OF lS6l-so that to-day there are
in operation potteries enough Of all grades
to produce twice the quantity imported
from Europe and Asia last year. The COM
mittee reported in opposition to any reduc-
ton in the rate Of tariff, and the question
Of the proposed commercial treaty with
France, reducing the import duties 80 per
cent, was referred to the Executive Com
mittee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-09

The San Francisco Ermin9 Bulttin is
very much stirred up about the the pro!
posed visit OF the Chicago merchants to
Mexico. It says:
The Chicago merchants will have good
time in Mexico. She Is rich in natural
resources, but is bankrupt as a nation.
The best part OF the trade Is in the hands
OF foreigners. II the Chicago merchants
can change this drift they will do more
than the shrewdest OF their countrymen
have ever been able to accomplish. But
to the Chicago trader all things are
possible; at least he assumes that they are.
What revolution he would create il he
could infuse this spirit into poor, torpid
Mexico. There are her mines, tradition.
ally the richest in the world. What will
1000 Chicago merchants do Il they can
have their own way in Mexico? They
have literally taken possession Of the rich
mining districts Of Dakota Territory, and
furnish all the supplies. This was natural
enough, since Chicago is nearer TO that
point than San Francisco.
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The Eastern Iron Market.

New York BulletIn o. saturday.
There Is considerable variance in up.
pearances as to the condition OF the mar.
ket for American pig, and no little incOn.
gruity in the reports made 10 different
quarters. The Thomas Company holds
fast to its position in fixing SIS as the low.
est price for No l Y, and even reports
business at that rate: but other eompa-
mics do not appear to be refusing offers OF
SOC less than that price except where care
full selections are made. But there Is q
great deal OF talk regarding considerable
hypothetical stock likely to be placed up
on the market, which, 4 as represented,
will take the place Of iron that holders
would possibly refuse sl7 so or Sl7 for.
To Offset this, there Is reported more
general disposition among toundrymen TO
buy first class stock and pay fair price
for Il in preference to running risks on
"cheap parcels" simply as matter OF pro-
atin the end.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF uNW0RHkp'
i wEIL-sEASoSED
Wagon Material, &c'

The underlined Trustee hefeh! E'vs sou',s -, ~
By virtue Of The aaLhority derived .! an t5. S,l
Deed II TTus made By william AeSaee y ~. ~ ~
the 18th day Of Nay, 1873, and noS q 90 va
CIerk's otcsl the County Cnurto OAio NTI! ~
| VIrEini,, IN Book q IItrdS q trust Ani A''"'
No. 8, Al folio Is, he vii, On
SATURDAY, peesGser H. A D nv
Commencing Al 10 S'eIoek A. n, slM ,s '., Ms
On ths prrnlsSs, 90 Tuspt!e;h '!rs.t sS,sT -
ma NGrkst streets II the city o NhTsiipE, r., ~
| WesS virEinIa, kn0En - NeNAhbb wagon 9H'F'
iolIoxine persouAI property, to-yms 49,. IA. "
Lot d islIoes assorted sttes- ltogt ~. H., ar
q large cane eEEt spokft, lbOat ~ W = q, osi
spokes, ESpartsd AEes, IhoaI 80 3l' !sst' - ~ Ia,
TheSls q cane UAsen rs eass eA't leI'' a., 20 3.
tISrd: g snail cane cart huhs nort!Sri =; hi
euSt h1bs 70 The rough GSorthd 'tie, -,ross
hor,s sasou bounds; 100 hiD4 hoghdslof az. S51pI
Il ffOut bounds fer cane VIsoh, looI n
id MI bsis And bnArds Bnd toljtsf1 100 80 X,
snaal AN Ihsiis; u hickory axle atSsa =, I'D
q oak plank Iod sriutlisE y Ttcte' !C h.B!E
tonEuci; one timber WbeSl 1Ils' uie N' ~, r5,IsI
enc Shrsl boIias nSehipe; Gee lirts Ias. ,,nI ~
ssIIl. one platform uale, oet vice ~, d
shine sn,Iil d, Of pAiHt safe 10 TIE e'aSs; "A d
sisrfsnith tnolA: two bolt euitius Hits AL
SssoTted baT irUp IN shop, an4 Csc pA!' {" '"''
aTIe a athree. Eheeled cart
KhSo' SAtjoHS gosEETsoS, TFa''N
CALDWELL 4 CALpWEtt, AtiofS!h a.
J. c. HEEvET, AustSnoeeF'
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MoRGANToWN.
The Lse.urs season-Ssw college Build.
ing 0ceupied.


N MoRoASTowS, December Z.
Editors InisEllsenser.
St. George r. Brooke, Professor Of Law
and Ethics in the University, delivered his
first OF a course of lectures on "Constitu-
tional Law" Thursday afternoon. He
shows IN ease and earnestness in his man.
ner which are likely TO make him popular:
The new building Is now furnished and
will hereafter be occupied by the college
classes. The recitation rooms are large,
commodious, well ventilated and add
much TO the comfort and convenience oil
both professors and students. Books are
now furnished the students at cost and
carriage" 80.
Charles ". Davies, OF Harper's Ferry,
gave the first lecture OF the year on Thurs
day evening, December 5. Subject:
'Richard Brinsley Sheridan, the Wit, Or
ator and Dramatist." The President, In
introducing the lecturer, said that the
vein OF wit and other striking peculiarities
Of Sheridan could only be fully represent,
ed by an Irishman. The distinguished
parentaSe OF Sheridan was mentioned
The incorrigible dumbness Of his youth,
how he acquired wealth, knowledge and s
wife, and mo one knew howl wrote "Tht
Rivals" which gained him reputation
How he entered Parliament at most
fortunate time, and brought all his geniui
to bear on the warren Hastings case,
on which It was said he made the creates
speech, either OF ancient or modern times
The bliss OF his domestic life was dwelt OF
long and eloquently. The beauty and &C
complishments of Lindley, his wife, Eng
lands fairest daughter, TO whom Burk'
paid the lasting compliment OF calling he
the Cecilia OF modern times and the moth
er OF a beautiful race. Two very amusing
extracts from Sheridan were read, on
from 1.-THE Rivals" and the other iron
1.-THE School for Scandal"
CuRRExrr CALANo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-09

IRISH potatoes are scarce, and bring
from co 10 20 cents per bushel, remarka-
biz high price for this time OF the year
oakland Herald.
And vet you quote them at 10 and 50
cents in your corrected weekly local
market report. We mention the fact be-
cause We notice the same carelessness in
the make up OF the markets in several Of
our country exchanges. Our brethren OF
the press should remember that II prices
in their respective localities are wOrthpub,
fishing at ali they should be corrected
carefully from week to week.
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GALE OF VALUABLE
Business Real Estate

The undersigned, John :. Einuo4sr, Admit,
traitor With the will annexed 0! Michael nertiA
deceased, hereby gives notice that Be rtlOa
WEDNESDAY, the Isth day Of Dcctnttf, Al. isS
Commencing At 10 O'clock a. ". eel at ygbk lgdot
at the front door o. the Court house Q! OH OssI
10 the eity Of Wheeling. Ohio eOabt!, ". VI, ID
following described real estIte in sud aty, ouii
AL that piece Of land fronting 90 the e1 sids 4Ii
street. bstveen ieSh and llth street, and bttsg bti
south Of the property Of {. 4. wtnStEt'r, iFnt'iJ
belonging TO John Bishop, having tStni!IS'i't
iront 90 Anin street lDd Funn!ne tack u sTsa TIA,
ty.tvO ieet Ia Width 70 40 alley Ia the rcaf tAtiF
between NIln And Market ErretS. sad PtoPeriI I
same occupied At present BY Asssrs Blob Bfa, I
cigar factory, and 10 veil situated for buS1.s pr
poses. The property will he sold Lableti 70 sAs
Bloch Bros expiring March 5ist, 1917, rIe Of ~ y
annun, the purchaser 70 tske the rsnis irVn TINT d
his purchase until termination Of the leiss
Being an AdmintstrStoF, vii SIrFIai iiteal!
the title 70 sid property.
TEEXs or sALE-oae-third Of the pufhie noesj
cab 10 band. and The residue IN tEo asll ss'll,
meats payable In ooe ADD tSo yeAo tF0a Tie tly
sale, With interest. fhs deferred Payasai' 70 y
cured % the sattsgIetIon Of the undersigned.
JOBS =. EDNVSVtS,
Administered - LO's1lN
r uYRvRY AuetlOpeFf ~
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TRUSTEEs SALE.

| HNRUSTEES sALb.
BIZ rirtuea Deed d Trust made ~ T!aIa y
Sl6b aud Annie E MeSAbb. lis vie. y tie ssaai
Iirned a Trustee dated The 18th day o. Nay iss ~
Q. record IN the Clerks OtbeS d The Cegsty 49,
ohIo county, West Virginia In box o. deed, ~
and mors1ses No ., At page -, ne Sa's1s'S
| Etn on
THURSDAY. the 18th day 0. prHaSt', An IN
CorueueIns At 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, ell At pahls ia
Al he trOot door d The C0uTt HVuss u Ait cosaI
IN The eity Of Whesllae. "tst N!rSlniI ssS lo.'
described rial estate situate 10 aid city 0snH =.
STATE to-vtt The undivided bali q AZ !ali ~ "a
lot Numbered elghty.nine, 10 The ga hEgI ~ ~
eity, which slld pan measures W i"st 10 W. ~,
runs Of that WS4th from the eTrtI - Eat
the pInt, where the western boundary 9 Aia 80 !.
lot . interests With The bor1h Noe q va nSt
The alley hefsinatter meotionSd iod y X. NE.
Viii the alley, and aid pGrt also inClpdT the
TaiEr piece q ETound, beSueen aid Ice ~ 49,
drawn 70 said alley add :oth street; ne SH ~
aid Iot aAIslns al alley "a the eaIi His NJ
Iot and measures lli feet 90 9Ih street. l51 - "
sane The wagon sh0Pi iAtely opsrI'ed " Nn utS,n
MIR. and z the sGupe ET1hud 10 WIlhn AtS1IS Y,
nd Thomas Noeat By TboCsH Set!I aai otns,
deSd dated ApFil Sth, 1884, and oeN o. fNota
Clerks ofcs 10 deed box No. y. At ioi Ap9
TERnS OF SALE-0pR-thtrd Of the pGfeaAAs ~ I,
or = much more Thereof ~ the PGrehA'ef ~ i..i.
pay, 10 cash, and The residue IN tSo elg .4,,lk
aents b4arIns interest trOm The day {! ~ y,
1T and tveITt uaratAs rvsprciitsl! tfon TOE q!
ala and secured By DEED q trust 90 the PfoIIl
The due Is beheICd sod, bat 'elliaE H ~
shall eooTey only sueh u'ls n 'ts'ed II 1'"
DEED o! riSt. ..,o,rr,r T,s,..
J. c, HRHYET, AucLl0neef.
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DIED.

McDOSALp.-on Saturday afternoon. December
!, 1875, At Elm Grove, ELIZAREIH KY MCDONALD
The funenl will take pl4ce from the residence Of
her h,her, on Monday al II Az. Friends Of The
family are Invited 10 attend. ar .r#
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Fraudulent TIekets.

me lOllOWluk C4ICulA4l A4AS GVOn A17HSN "
Its conductors BY the Pittsburgh, Cincin-
nati & St. Louis Railway Co.:
DEcENnER /, 1878.
To CONDUCTOR: ,.s5
From this date you will refuse TO honor
any OF the old form OF stop-over checks
that may be presented for passage, as large
numbers, and probably all In circulation,
are forged and fraudulently issued. the
genuine issue OF the old form having been
withdrawn from use two years since:
Explain this to passengers presenting
the old form OF stop-over checks; refer
them TO parties from whom the checks
were obtained for redress, and state that
the stop-over checks OF the old form which
prove, upon investigation, not to have
been traudulently issued, will be redeemed
BY the undersigned. aEt q.
In issuing stop-over checks now in use,
be particular to call the attention OF passen-
gers to the fifteen-day limit;
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THERE is squabble for the clarksbury
Postoffice between Capt. shuttleworth (the
incumbent) Major Gardner, F. A. Robin.
son and W. F. Richards. 1t is worth 81
600 per year.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

0TTiadFlpha Accommodations train only runs
between WatelnS and TTiAdelphia.
tDally except SundGy-SeTaTk Accommodation.
tSteubenVile .AeconnodAtiOn.-Ths tain during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BelAIre, stopping when required at
sherman House, EtnAvtlle, West Wheeling and
Gravel Hill
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Sperial Antisss-
Unpresentable Heads
are in nOaen. beautiasd By the operation Of
CRlSTAD0RO'S HAIR DYE,

which, v.hou. ,b. slightest trouble i1par.s TO The
hair Of the head, the WhI,ters beard OF moustaehs
any shade OF brown OF the most perfect black. Ladies
can use 1t Sithou, settling their fingers lis the most
expeditions hair dye in the world and the only one
free from every poisonous Ingredient and that con-
tAlns 4 nourishns and enOllIeut vegetable principle
Cristadoro's Hair Preseryatiye,
valuable adjunct 20 the Dye, in dressing and pro
noting the growth add perfect health Of the hair, and
Of ITSELF when used Alones safeguard that protects
the abres from decay under all eireumstanets and un
der all cllmes. Manufactured by J. cRIsTADoRo, No.
. William 81, New York. Sold By all Druggists. APP
piled by all Hair Dtessers- nolSHwT-tW
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G7 DAY 70 Agents eaAvAs.lng for the FireAide
~ Visitor. Terms lnd OutAt FreA Addfeas
P. o. HICEERY, Augusta, Maine.
A GENTS WANTED-FOR THE BEST
n and fastest selling Pictorial Books and Bibles
Prtses reduced = per cent. Address SAT. PUB. CO.,
PhIla., Pa
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GEO. 3. CALDWELL, Trustee.
HERvET PACE, AuetIoneerI oSlS
The shove ale l. adjourned until SATURDAY, the
Soth day o. SOyenSe, 1879, At II O'Clock a. NJ Al he
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-17
Farm for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS ura l., .cy
~ tne snolualmie for sale II contains Io0
80 ooIicm Land. and 40 Acres Tinbered Tn.
$50 S,oP1hg gently To the river. Ii is II miles
H4i1Ss from Lake Washington and ~ from Seattle
lny acres sisshed, 20 acres in grass, 4 acres =;
on hand. - 'onS vi nay
Inc place has three CHARTERS of mile frop,.o.
on TIE river, Is safe from overflow and has
clear stream Of water running through. VIII
can be brought in the house barn or milk bnnsa
~ valuable FOR lumDering, having 6 good deal =;
Nnoet on III, and is the frst key point for gettin
OUT tae timber On the adjacent SIX or eig6, So
lions and has good bay for booming The locs-
zion Is central. and affords good steam bost lnS
an. ing motel and store would 60 we'll there Al
tAe present time, and IL ia convenient 70 sir io
gfns camps now in operation s-
House and tools Oh the place. Cause Of seIli,,
weak lungs. 'i'ihs'
For further particulars inquire Of
GEORGE WHITE,
aui''dAvu snoquslmie River, W.T.
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Thomas Carlyle's Fable.

/.
Once upon time a man, somewhat
in drink belize, raised q dreadful out
CRY at the corner of the market-place
that the world was ali turned topsy-
turvy that the men and cattle were
all walking with their feet uppermost +;
in short, that, unless prompt means
were taken, things in general were on
the high-road to the devil As the
people only laughed at him, be cried
the louder and more vehemently, -
nay at last began objuring. foaming,
imprecating-when good-natured
auditor going up, took the orator by
the launches, and, softly invcrting his
position. set him dowD-on his feet !;
the which, upon perceiving. his mind
was staggered not little. 'Ha deuce
take it, cried he, rubbing his eyes.
so it was not the world that was hang
ing by its feet, then. but | was stand
ing on my head !
Censor, Cdstigator Aorum, Radical
Reform-by whatever name thou art
called-have care-espeeially if thou
art getting loud.
III.
What is the use Of thee, thou gnarl
cd sapling 2 said a young larch-tree to
young oak, Il grow three feet in a
year thou, scarcely as many inches;
/ am straight and taper as reed; thou;
struggling and twisted as loosened
withe' And thy duration. answered
the oak, is some third part of mans
life, and am appointed to flourish for
thousand years. Thou art fallen and
sawed into paling, where thou rottes.
and art burned after a single summer
Of me are fashioned battle. ships, and
carry mariners and heroes into I'M
known seas.
The richer the nature, the harder
and slower its development. Two
boys were once Of class in Edinburgh
grammar-school;J John, every time, pre-
else and dux; Walter. ever slovenly, con-
fused aud dolt In due time John be-
came Baltic John Of Hunter.Square,
and Walter became Sir Walter Scott of
the universe.
The quickest and completcst Of all
vegetables is the cabbage.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1878-05-25

Twenty witnesses summoned TO at
tend the United States court at Tyler,
90 testify In the case OF Pipes and Hern-
don, the alleged train robbers, left yes
.e. ..-J s..0sui iTs;ss Cor that place. The
trial begins to day, and, " u thought,
will consume some time. Among the
witnesses was Bill Jackson, q brother
Of the notorious Frank who Is with
BAGS. He says Bass and his gang will
eventually be caught-that 1t IL only a
matter Of time. He had but very SittIe
10 say respecting his brother, remark
ing that ne was "his Own man, and
would have TO be responsible Tor his
own actions, though he was not pre-
pared to say anything NJ to whethes
or not they we're guilty Of the robheries
charged against them. Major Jones
and Lieutenant Peak accompanied the
yltne-se-