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Saturday, the 10th day Of August, 1879,

BegInping Al 10 o'clock, A. ", Of said day, at the
trnnt door Of the Court houIe u said Ohio cIunty
sell at public auction the following described real
eEtAt situate al the mouth al GlennA Run near the
City u Wheeling: Beginning al the centre Of the
county roau being the northeast corner Of partition
" sid traCt sold February Ilth 1862 by taid Robert
B. Words and wife 70 jacob Lash, aud 10 the division
line between the A r. Woods and the David GaTden
trsctS Of land; thence with sad division line
10 poles 70 small buckeye formerly sugar tree
thence 10, IS SSl00 poles To stake corner TO W.
H. Woods; thence With his line = S0So, W 96k poles
10 the centre Of aid county road thence with said
road rs poles to the beginning containing twenty
two acres, more or less; alSOA strip Of land ten feet
wide running from the sal county road 10 the Ohio
river along the south line Of and adjoining the land
sold TO Jacob Lash, Whieh reserved for road and
which together with like strip reserved by W. II.
Woods, forms road twenty feet vide for the Joint
use Of the said ". Il. and R. 3. Woods and their
roadway Is included In the property TO be Sold Also
the right and privilege undisputed and untrammeed.
Of wharfage, hauling, loading, shipping and deposit.
Ing coal grain aud other materials along and on the
river front and bank Of the said land, sold and con-
Teyed 10 aid Jacob Lash together with all the coal
in and under the land above described, aud also all
coal Within the following limits and bounds viz Bc-
ginning at the buckeye, formerly sugar tree and the
northeast corner Of the above described land thence
4, 3 IS SSi0o poles 70 stake corner 70 W. H.
Woods; thence N SOH' Eabout 20 poles to the east
line Of the A. r. Woods hill FARM thence with said
last named line II. v about l2S poles to walnut
stun corner Of sald hill farm and land owned BY H.
CTSnio-d; thence CT, f l0s poles TO sugar tree,
now stump, on the top Of the hill; thence 1879,
" IoId bearing I, w IS poles to the beginning, con-
tSInlnE about $50 acres Of coal In all.
The entire title Including expectancy OF dover 10
all the above premises TllI b conveyed making the
title In the purchaser absolutely perfect
iTKRNs oF SALE-Ohe-th Of the purchase money
and a much more as the purchaser may elect TO pay
in cash, the residue IN equal installmentS At SIX
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sale
inG interest from The day Of SALE with ar-
proved personal security for said deferred H.
ItAlnen and interest," and the title 10 said property
70 be retained until tho purchase money IL tuy paid
JAMES r. ROGERS, Special Commissioner.
.. C.rHEavEYs Auetioneef gjyI4'A@alS
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Among the elements rs designed for man
lone ale more significant than water. As one
flower Is brighter and more beautiful In color
than another, so with the diiierentknds Of re,
storativeS, and which are everywhere 50 abun.
dant-some are better than Others for certain
specific purposes. God never created reptile
80 poisonous but that where II crawled there
grew some plant or shrub, or was provided
with some means OF cure for the venom OF It's
bite. And In the catalogue Of diseases to which
tho body Is subject there Is In the providence
Of nature q remedy provided. II remains for
man to discover and determine II. This, so far
a. 1t relates or lays claim TO- Is perhaps more
t!orcibly illustrated In Dunbar's wonderful
discovery OF Bethesda, In lis uses aud for
what 1t Is certain specific, than all other In.
stances OF medicinal waters on the globe He
was himself q sufferer and given up TO die.
Providence directed him in an outol-the.way
place to the waters OF this spring. 1.-THE
waters were troubled and he stepped
In" He drank and was cured. Thou.
sands followed and were healed. To-day
the wonder OF its work In the marvel Of
It's cure Is the theme OF many tongues In all
landsi blessings and benediCtiOns follow In
Us course. Parties given up 10 die approach
Bethesda and are restored; forms worn and
wasted drink and are rejuvenated; beings tired
OF life AID tried with bodily affliction breathe
anew in the shadow OF its shrine, and are
given new lease and better establishment,
In all dropsical tendency its cure Is swift and
certain; In diseases Of the kidneysit Is II . less
certain, and for all disorders or arrangement
Of the urinary organs It's positive cure Is es.
tablished beyond the possibility OF doubt.
II general debility, nervousness. and the con.
dttion incident to an oycr.taxed system, moth.
ing has been discovered to equal It's effects.
Thousands upon Thousands verify those state
lnGntS, Snd they are composed Of Us reliable
personages Is the world possesses. The truth
Of our declarations can be established perhaps
better in visit or by sending for pamphlets.
-! General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRIeE-50 cents per gallon, s. per 10 gallon
keg, Is per hall. barrel, $40 per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbars Bethesda
Wafer in Wheeling.
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They q can 10 repaired xithou. digging "
our pavement or yard. .--- le9
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he Views ola west virginia Nasty.
HAMPTON SETTLEMENT, I
Near Pennsborow,) West EIRGlNSY, !

HAMPTON SETTLEMENT, I
Near PennsborowO West EIRGIXSY,
July II, 1870. }
Nh. EDrruR:-I am a young man, but
that IL no resin why l shud keep still. 1
am intencly interested in the welfare ov
the kentry, and feel to be mi dooty to
speak out and let the publick no who I
am, and wat mi politikal continents on
nashnel questions IL. Wehav reached a
pint in our Nashnel Il don't like to uze
the word "nashnel," but I uzo it in a sub
ordinate sense to that oy state) history,
when good and tru men u headed at the
front, so cum toward to littup mi voice
in support oy the konstitution, and agin
the acshon ov John Sherman, | under.
stand the konstitltion oy mi kentry
(evry Dimokrat duz), and noes that It duz
not awtherize the re1umin oyi specie pay
lments. wnz bornd gist 8 years before
4 the State ov West Firginny WuG, and be-
long to the iust families ov' the Old Domin'
lion. Mi father had lots ov nigers atorf
1.-The war, and II it had not been fur Abe
lLincum we wood have um yit. did mol
fight fur liberty in Lees army, bekause
wux TOO young .Allthe other mail mem
bers oy the family wuz in the servlc. II
father wuI unkompromizin Dtmokrat
and so am |. Both ov US ar opposed Y
|, hayin troops at the polls I0nr Contedri
rifle clubs kan keep the peace at the poll
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by keepin the nigers away, and then ther
will be no blu coats to stur up the passions
ov the war. Lets hay peace. I am q self.
maid man, and consequently opposed
10 free schools. / am friend tothe laberin
man, and In favor ov onlimihd money.
That IL, / am 10 favor ov printin' ~ many
greenbax az the kuntry neads. What IL
the use ov bein' kramped fur money when
every humanity could make AZ much az
II neads2 Our Greenbax Club IL not az
large as twuz before John Sherman re.
soOmed, but We have had o good many
speeches ov late, and we feel incuraged.
We had a meetin' last weak, and Samule
Climax offered the follerin' resolutions,
which was adopted;
Resolved, !. That we are opposed to re.
sumption, and hereby declare the same q
failure.
2. That the kuntry needs Unlimited
money, and we ar In favor ov havin' $780,.
600, 600, 900 printed Immediately, won half
ov which Is fur the use ov Hampton set
Element
8. That we enter our solemn protest
asgin the payment ov the publiCk Diet, and
insist that the nashnel incum shell be-
used to pay Oft Southern claims.
4. That we hold John Sherman re.
sponsible fur our poverty-striCken kondi.
ton, and furmly believe hiz finanshal
policy TO be to the soul Caus Of all our
woes.
D. That Kongress don rite in refusen to
appropriate money fur the Marshals, be.
caws they prevented our repeaters from
voten In Moo York and other cities.
o. That We agree with K0ngress that
Union solgers should be turnd out OF offs,
and Confedrets put In Their places.
Z. That we will uze whisky instead Of
speeches az kampain document, and ar
knotident that the United States transcends
the scope ov It's Jurisdiction when It en-
tiers severn State seazes our distileries
and lickers.
Jim Spriggs cam near deieaten the furst
resolution, by sayin that any man could
git gold or silver fur his labor at the factory
in Pennsborow, II he wanted It. He is a |
tantleiEein Republican, and kant be relied |
on. These Republicans hurt mi iellins.
Yours in favor ov onlimated money,
JOSEF Squash.
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CINCINNATI, July -Cotton-Dull and
lower at Ike. Flour-Dull and lower; fam.
lily 81 6Oa5 IS. Wheat-EaSic at O2a9Sc.
Corn-scarce and firm at 4O1Sa4lc cash: 4Oc
seller August. 0ats-QulCt but firm at S3Xc
Rye-ln good demand; new 6Sa59c. Barley
Dull and nominal, Provisions-D emoralized
by yellow fever reports everything nominal
and lower. Pork-$S 50a9 90. Lard-Dull
current make IS 80. Bulk Meats-Dull anc
lower at 81 20a4 Is. Bacon-Dull and lowel
at s. S7l<a4 0Oai soa5 OOa5 lex. Whisky
In good demand and at full prices at 81 O5
Bntter-Steady and unchanged. Linseed Oh
Steady at CSC. .U-
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PHILADELPHIA, July l0.-Flour = Dull
Minnesota extra family 500; do good IS 50;
Ohio family good 621<; Illinois do fancy
90 90; winter wheat patent in lots IS 75a6s5O
Minnesota patent process 50 0Oa6 10. Rye
Flour-steady. Wheat-DuIl; No. Q red
elevator 81 l2H. Corn-Dull; sail and main
track 49a50c. 0ats-Quiet and unchanged
Provisions-Dull. Mess Beef-$l2 90. Ham,
smoked $40 50all 90; picked $ 76a9 90
lard-Westerr - Is. Butter-Firm and IN
changed. Eggs-Dull western loallc. Chess
Strong; creamery 61<a6Kc. Petroleum.
Duil refined exc. WhiSky-Firmi western
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CHICAGO. July la-Ths DroveT Journal
Hoss-Receips $500 head shipments {, OOC
head receipts for the week 50. 0O0 head. Mar
ket dull and slow; mixed packing s. 16a3 25
light IS S0aS IS; choice heavy S 50aS IS.
CAfrIE-Recelpts 100 head; receipts fol
the week 5000 head. Market aufet but
steady; good to choice 81 00a4 10; fair L
good s. 26a4 80; butchers quiet and un,
changed; Texans weak and slow at 81 S0aS 90
srEEr-Receipts 40 head. Market steady
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TolEpo, July ls-Wheat-steady; No. 8
SlOlH July 81 OK; Augtistsl 90; No. 2 am
Der Michigan new Csc; No 2 red winter spot
q o.; do new 81 OF July 81 ok August and
September 81 90; No. Sired new, 91lSc; west.
ertl amber new, 81 0lIf; July Il 90. Corn
Dull; high mixed SSkc: No. Q spot $50;
September held Of SsIfc; No. 2 white 40IIc;
damaged size. oats-Dull and nominal.
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HRltim0Ha

BALTIMORE, July 1S.-Flour-Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Western closed steady
at 81 O2; western winter red spot 81 1879; July
81 l01fal l0N; August 81 o. Sal 0OsS; Septem-
ber$l 09l1al cox. Corn-Western firm; west
ern mixed, spot and July 4S5Sa4S21c; August
4iha442Gc September 45Ifa455Sc, steamer
i0Hc. Oats-EaSier and quiet; western white
3Sa4Oc; do mixed 36aS7c; Pennsylvania 3Sa40c.
Rye-Quiet at CSC. Hay-Firm and without
change. Observation-Disclosures. Butter
Firm and shade better; prime 10 choice
western packed Liable. Eggs-Dull at 9al0c.
Observation-Disclosures Cofiee-Strong; Rio
cargoes II hal4Hc. Whisky-Stcady at$l OK
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PrTTs1uRsH, July le.-PErRoLEuM-Quiet;
crude 74fc at Parker's for shipment; refined
6Mc for Philadelphia delivery. l.
OIL CRY, July l9.-PETRoLEuN-Ma Market
opened quiet with 60%c bid, advanced Il
764c, declined 10 6sA; advanced to FOX, a
which price It closed. Shipments 5000 bar
s sels, aVeEaging 1900 barrels Transaction
AwrwrPp, inv Observation-Disclosures
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head. Market quiet and unchanged. Good
70 choice heavy shipping stses n 7oa4 90 ;
light a 40a4 66; grass Texan 50 00aS 90; Cali.
tornia g 60a4 So Shipments 1900 bead.
Sheep-Receipts 800 head; the market
quiet and unchanged: % 60a3 so for fair to
choleei shipments $50 head.
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Julyla-p11EaLEuA-17Ni.
DryGootie.

New YoRk, July le.-ausiness continues
quiet In oil departments, but prices are firm
and unchanged. Cotton goods in light de,
rand and steady. Dark prints In moderate
request but not active. Staple woFsted dress
goods IN fair demand. Mems wear wooleul
quiet but stock light and Arm. Kentucky
leans t'rmly held, Foreign goods dull and
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COURT SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Amelia s. Woods, who sues Eor) In ChNneery. In tbs
Robert ri R'eP %6oG. Hsa
By virtue oil decree Of the County Court o. Ohio
County, In the State OF West Virginia, made and e.
tered In the above entitled cause on the 18th day Of
June, 1872, will, as SpeClal Commissioner Rp.
POINTED Tor thaI purpOse, on IL
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LOOK out that your nurses do not drug
your little ones with lAudanum, paregoris
or other soothing remedies. Give them
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, which innocent
remedy iswarrantednot 70 contain opiates
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GRAND RAmDs, MrcH., Nov. 8, 1875.
10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Hon. Thee. p. Bouert.

Feeling thoroughly convinced Of the efficacy
OF SANFoRD's RADICAL CTRE FOR CArARRH, l
am induced to drop yon line to say that al
though have been sceptical of all the nos
trums advertised as radical cnres," have
never found anything that promises such re.
lief and ultimate cure as that OF SAN FoRD's.
| have been afflicted with this dreadful
disease for more than ten years. and not until
recently could be induced 10 persevere with
any until I read the letter OF Mr.. Henry
Wells (ot Wells. Fargo 4 Coy and can truth.
fully say that after using Aye or SIX bottles l
am thoroughly convinced Of tscurative prop.
critics Hoping that others similarly afflicted
like myself will be induced TO make the trial.
am, gentlemen, very truly, etc.
..i -l,. ThE0. P. B0GERT.
BRlsroL, R. l., July q, 1877.
Price, with Improved Inhaler, Treatise, and
Directions, 81. Sold by all druggists,
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New YoRK, July le.-Manutactured copper
quiet and unchanged; ingOt lake $l6al8 ~ Y.
lTon=5ssotchh, Pig ie OOa22 90; American $l6 50
a2000; Russia SheeLing $ll 60al2 90. Nails
Cut. $2 %; Cllnch s. 76al so.
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CINCINNATI, July l9.-Hoos-Qulet; com.
mon IS 0Oa3 50; light IS 7OaS IS; packing
9 00aS 80; butchers s. S5a3 90. Receipts
lO06S head; shipments !, 200 head.
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New YoRK. July 1O.-Cotton-Dull al
II l3-l6all 1870. Flour-Dull and in buyers
taVer; receipts 1900 barrels; superfine west.
crn and State s. f5a4 10; common TO good er-
ira 81 2la4 90; good 10 choice 50 so; white
wheat extra 81 76a6 Is; extra Ohio 81 l6a
0 co. st. Louis 81 10a6 80; Minnesota patent
process s. 76aS 90, Wheat-Steady; receipts
461 600 bushels; rejected spring SOC; No. 8 do
96c;, No. 2 do nominal at 81 02al 05; ungrad.
ed do 9ia95C; ungrad0d winter red 81 O9al 10;
No. do s. l2al 12h; steamer do 81 II; un.
graded amber 81 DIAL 10; No. 2 do 81 11aI II Y:
No. ! do 81 bal "a; ungraded white 81 ii;
No. do, sales Of q, 900 bushels at 81 Is; No, 2
DO red, July, sales Of 81, QUO bushels at 81 liza
ll2A; August sales Of 10000 bushels at
81 loaf II; September sales Of u, 900 at 81 10k
ley-Quiet and unchanged. Malt-DuIl and
nominal. Corn-Dull; receipts $4,000 bush
els; ungraded 4SIIa44Ilc; No. Q 4IIa44sEc:
July 44c bid; Axe asked, August 44c bid;
A11c asked; September 45c bid, 4Skc asked,
Oats-'Heavy; receipts 900 bushels; mixed
western 81 1Sa3Sc; white western 39a4lc. Hay
Quiet but firm at 40a46c Hops-Very
strong; yearlings 4a7c. CofTee-D1ll. Sugar
Dull fair togood refining at 8 1<a8Nc. Mo-
laSses-Dull and unchanged. Rice-Ffrm,
Petroleum-Steady; United. at GSXc; crude
6a5Ac; refined exc. Tallow-Steady at 8 1916
a6c. Rosin-Quiet and unchanged. Turpen-
tine-Quiet at 20Xc. Eggs-Quiet and un-
changed. Leather-Fine hemiock, sales of
Buenos Ayres light, middleand heavy weights
at 2Oa23c. WoOl-tight trade; domestic fleece
S2a46c pulled lSa4Oc unwashed 0a32c. Pork
Easier; new mess s. DOa9 90. Beei-Steady.
Cut Meats-Unchanged. Cheese-Steadv;
western 4a6Hc. Whisky-NOminal at 81 o..
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unlted States % o. 1851, e0uponl.
SSN
New Four and hAlis..
NeN Foui!
VautenaN
RAILROAD BoKDs-Strong and higher.
STATE BoaDs-Dull.
SroCKs-Speculatibn was marked by more
than usual activity and buoyanCy. The en-
tire list advanced sharply with Michigan Cen.
trail leading the improvement, which ranged
from Il o4X per cent, During the afternoon,
however, under sales 10 realize, Michigan
Central fell Of2st per cent, but subsequently
rail- d l per cent, Granger Shares, Lake
Shore, Western Union and Union Pacific
were prominent In the dealings and rose lag
per cent, closing Ut fractional reaction.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which 1900 were Erie 5000 Lake Shore,
1900 Wabash, q, 900 Northwestern common,
5000 preferred, 1900 81. Paul common, 1900
preferred, 10000 Lackawanna, 1900 New
jersey Central, 1900 Delaware and Hudson,
/, 400 Morris and Essex, 5000 Michigan Cen.
trail, 800 Union Pacific, 1900 81. Joe com.
mon, 300 preferred, 5000 Ohio and Missis.
dppl, l,l00 preferred, 5000 Western Union,
400 st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
common, $500 preferred, $500 Louisville and
Nashville, 1900 St. Paul and Minnesota, 26OO
st. Louis and San Francisco, $500 preferred,
LOO Canada Southern, and 800 Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph,
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SUFFERERS h K1s% Sf En.., De&sl aniEy,
VIgOF, syphilis, or any
form 4 disease, cured ut the old WESTERN
einnafi. by the only IurG and reliable remedies.
No charge an!lI cured. Call or write for free
advice. Chars>S low. Hall rates 70 the
poor. ooo-d&W
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THE MARKETS.
Money Easy, Governments Firm, Stocks
Stronger and Higher.
Flour DuII and Lower, wheat Heavy
aud Lower, ProyiAions Dull.


NEW YoRE, July lo.-MoSEY = Market
easy at 2Ifa4 per cent closing at ~ pei
cent Prime mercantile paper S4a4K PEI
cent Sterling Exchange, bankers bills dull
at q IS sight exchange on New York "A son.
GoVKRNNKNfB-FiFtn.
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tun daily. Through ChlcaEO expre IeaT1S II ~
e1eeP sunday, q so b.. n. With SleSpinT ~
1paeIhed. arriving In Chicago at 7S0 noTt morninT.
Meiae SM s % secured In advance at Uni0n DoPoi
,. railnanl Palace Drawing Room sloepinr CIR,
nioagh Without change from st0bonyille ma Colum.
gen,! 70 Cincinnati, Louisville indianapolis and 81
For through Tieketa, Bansse Check, sie.plnv; n,
soconmoda denst and any further iniormator. Snnix
9 q STs' E y. sEILEVILLE, Ticket Agent Il liz
msSat ~ gspos tooi q Eleventh street. or a CITY
HeAe1Vmce' under MeLnra House, Wheeling.
D. W. CALDWELL,
Gsn'l Manager, columbus. o.
.. II. FELTON,, u, "
.- w., oS GEN. suPt. Pitt.burEh, Pa.
mi. esnl fA'a. and Ticket Agent oOlunbul, o.
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81. Louis Cattle Market. "
ST. LOUIS, July l9.-Cattle-ReceIpts 800
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-12
rhiissthrepie Invsstiou.

Richard E. Williams has invented an
ingenious SELF. acting condenser for steam
engines. It is very simple and has no
machinery about it-nothing but q few
valves, and these cannot easily get out
Of order. As there are no pistons or
other machinery to be propelled. the
saving ON ordinary engines OF this ald-
tude will b from $40 to $50 per day,
and at the level OF the sea much more,
atmospheric pressure being utilized.
Mr.. Eckart, Mr.. Salksld and other lead.
ing engineers who have examined Nj.
Williams drawings speak very highly OF
the invention. Mr.. Williams Is given
to inventions. He some time since in.
vented q great improvement in pumps,
by means Of which q single rod sends up
q continuous stream Of water. both the
up and down stroke being utilized for
this purpose. He has applied for pa.
tents on both inventions. BE Is new
engaged upon an apparatus to prevent
the overwindinR Of cages, which for
simplicity and effectiveness lays all pre-
vious inventions OF the kind In tho
shade. Mr.. Williams has informed a
Nrws reporter that when he has OBJ
tanned n patent for this machine, he in.
tends presenting the right for Storey
county to the Miners Union Of Virginia
City, believing 1t will bring them in q
considerable amount Of money annually,
which will be Of great use TO them in
assisting sick and disabled members and
the widows and orphans Of men killed
in the mines.
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a Hand as whist.

With clubs a. trumps, . whist player
holding the king. jack. nine and seven
Of clubs. ace and king Of diamonds, ace.
king and queen Of spades, and ace. king,
queen and jack Of hearts. would natu-
rally expect to get q trick. It'll pos
sibls. however. for the play to come in
such q way that he would lose every
card. Suppose A is dealing and holds
the big hand described above. Let @,
who IL As partner. hold the ace, queen,
ten and eight Of clubs and nine small
diamonds. ID 10 bound to take what is
left. for A. the dealer. must have the re-
maining FIVE trumps and no diamonds.
With A as dealer. b leads Q club. No
matter whether 1t il the king or the
seven. G ''spots'' Il and leads . dia-
mond. OF course A. who il C's partner,
trumps the diamond and leads trumps.
This is repeated. till B il out OF trumps
and diamonds. when C's diamond suit
is good and he takes the rest OF the
tricks. While this may not be OF any
service to amateur whist-players, 1t will
serve to illustrate some OF the many fine
points in the game. and lead players to
depend more upon skill than luck.
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False Rumors.

"Talkin' about false roomsrs." said
Miss slimpkins, Gold Hills most sstim-
able unmarried landlady, ~ guess I've
suffered more from that class than most
anybody. Now. there's Jeremy Barkis,
Who rented my best front room. with
bow windsrs and Brussels carpit, and
never paid . cent for ak blessed
months, and promisin' oil the time to
marry me next week and them up and
run away with the cook just the day
after / had finished my trosso. and
that's what ! call . specimen Of . false
roomer."
Az the good old dame stopped 70 re-
all her air.comprsssor. her visitor took
occasion 10 remark that in mentioning
false rumors reference wa made TO the
malicious Misrepresentation Of scandal.
mongsrs.
"0h, is that ALL" exclaimed Miss
Slimkins, bringing the hash.kniis down
with unvonted vigor. ~ thought you
VIZ talkin' OF them mashsrs who wear
A red Handkerchief stickin' outer their
outside breast pockit."
A gloomy silence fell upon tho COM
pany, and the visitor soon withdrew.