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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

The stosmers Of this company mako Conuec-
tons 81 Norfolk fol BosLoc and sill points Ess: ;
al Now YORK with all points W est and prtn-
T9st, and al Alexandra with Virginia Midland
Railroad sud Washington and Oaio Railroad
Through rateS given and freight handled care.
fully and promptly. For further inlor mstjo,,
apply to r. 4. EgED, ksen.
JlnGoy's wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, President.
Olice under Natl. NJ top Bsrk,
sep Tiff E4shinst,.. D G.
..s-,ss gLYDE'tS STEAM LINE y.Gk}
-. 80. ~ 70
SaihA OkLPElA, FALL RIVER, p80y?.
HENCE an il BOSTON
i9!esmers Leave AlelsldrE EFaEY TUE
~ 4:S iesye pniladslphis EEEAf So.
GEDAy.
i,bls !ine connects ST Alc,ssidr:- with .leG
A. s. 4. ana " s. 0. 4. Rs, Aac ii PJi.nin'.
pa" ~li9 C!yGe's regule- sies.nships Tor r..
h!yo!, Fi0YidenGe and Boston
Freight forwarded with prCGl otross .1d mar
ir9e Vi commissions.
20 charge for transfer in Philsdelpbis. and
Q Wharfage II Boston. Quick tinie. Frequent
H+pact;fas Through ratos snj .h.oucb 1jJis
u; IS1;n& gwen. Insurance 81 the !ownst rates,
agents:
:. q. REED, Alexandria
y il 7 CLYDE q co. Pb!!siaiaS g.,
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. & Georg.'a
AN s-tf
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EssSi E.sstfss Il 4SE9s:ss.
GTEyE.HER JDtr.F ". gHss.y s-s5s,s.

EVERY MONDAY, ThUH5DAY and SA,?.
URDAI - 40 s. n T.tu5ni"g o.. airr-a-.,
days,
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FAB AkW WORK.
GEBSaaF"

5J'E47.TEEsS &C. E.l-sG Rrss.rD sss.,
GEBS1g-t-
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ll:laDd i Ssaboard Coasting &c
Hta@mers 0! this line will run as follows:
FOR NORFOLK,

Connecting with Morchsrts' and Miners i,;.c
for Boston steamer
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ISUTAUc 3i.l5.

OrSE AGEiNu NAII.>,s b .ry-,a
a at 80 E'nS street. corner ot Eoyai-ua
Csnd serurul j b lots Of Hosse hos Mails, good
articles, b. eAtromciy low prizes b. the box OF
pound, Cal: and zee.
jel0 J :. CREIG HVON & SOY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19
LEGAL NOTIFIES

VlRGl&lA, city OF &orflih, to wit. ", :
McHUS6 & Co, Rectiters arr i - D.
sale Liquor dealers oflhe ci y @. Hcrt =, :. ~
trade marks, viz ~ '.,
"A beer bottle Jetresn the 1r-ris st.g;,
marx encirclcd by tic ocords j ArjI.n.
Co Norfolk Va j; 6csr bot:Ie 5r:.r,,.' d
1oords trade and marx rrith the ,rarf,
McHugh T. Co Portsmouth Ia > c.,,r.,
them AMI tie ,cords j. NcHngt ! C. p ..s
mouth Va forming CT Gle -
And c. sim The exclusive RICH. & .h.r.
ssid trsde mHrSs in testimony ~ s4..
hereto SGT our bands tais tilh day &. ,o..'
lseO. JUEN McUU%rG / &,
VIRGINIA-Corpcr too Cost e .;.,cr-
AleSsncfis, erK's III =, Al.ut Is /.
This r!s'm o; t. de usrk VS. H.. I.gr.'..
the Ctfc3 tor record. %c;ta:
MGErpn MA- Y, AK
a copy-test9: AUEyJS MAJ CT.
su2'4-2w
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WEST VIRGINIA GOALS
OF bsst quality,

and vol scIened. I will be pleased to
Hupply my friends snd customers 8: lowest mar
ket price. Delivered st houses, cars or boats,
per ton Of 2240 lbs.
JET W. A. SMOOT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

NJ OIICh-1ARDhN ShED-Pers0ns de
~ string Garden Seed from u. NJ Ferry S;
20 or Hiram Hibley q Co. can proc IRE them by
leaving their or!ers with
W. T. CREIGHTON,
Ieo IS King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

EARAERS. ENTIUNl-HA
GOODS stJAMRSF OARLIN 8 SONS
6S King street, Alexandsia. Grass and Grain
Seythes Grain Cradles, ocy.be stones and ri.
Hes, Hay Rakss and Snaths, q. loves. cash
PRICES lei
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER
~ OIL, Eeed 81 Carurick's Mal:ine, Extract
Malt and It's Combinations, Hop Bitters, etc.,
etc., for sale BY
oct Is L. STARLER & GO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

pLAiN WHEELS At e6 Sing street, cornel
L of Royal, ALEXANDRIA, Va-We are still
selling the above wheels which have given gen
efai Satisfaction TO our customers, both h. t
wanted.
apl4 IT CREIGHTON &SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

" DOE1N, the best preparation eve. offer
" tor the cure of CHApPED SKIN; VI.
eradicate pimpies. and givu to tha com exion
soft and healthy appearance. Price Is cts p
bottle. For sale by
jan % WAKEFIELD &HAGJ
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1880

MERCEH SLAUGHTER, G. T. =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

GARDEN ShED-I have thi. d.v receive
~ q large supply of LANDLORDS GAZE
DEN SEED, which l am selling 81 the lowrs
market prices Rural Registers free On arp!Ic,
ton. WI CHsI.ErON.
tet SIS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-08-19

I AROOKAB'S PULMONIC SYRUP, N!
- McArthur's Hypopho:p hites, tor e.le rs
JUHN n COLE y CO.
my u Peabody 6ui!tiDg
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
TIMELY TOPICS.

Tue freedom Of the city OF Cork has
been bestowed upon Mr.. Charles ). Par
nell, in consideration Of his services in
behalf Of Ireland.
Tux Chicago Tunes is reported to have
made contract with Montreal firm
for thousand tons Of printing paper,
finding it cheaper to pay the freight and
duties than to submit to the prices
charged in the American market,
THE recent boom for Senator Blaine
in Athens county, Ohio, is accounted
for in the Cincinnati GG:etle by his visit
to that county last fall This seems
plausible when we remember that
Blaine also visited Jefferson county,
whose delegates are instructed for him.
As the months roll by, and nothing
more is heard from Mr.. Edison about
that electric light with which he prom.
Used to illuminate the world, disappolnt-
ment leepens into distrust. A cores
pondeut, writing to the Chicago Tribune,
intimates that Mr.. Edison has practically
discontinued his experiments, and has
turned his attention to other enterprises.
The same writer is responsible for the
suggestion that Mr.. Elison's maniies-
toes have been issued mainly for the
purpose OF depressing the stocks OF gas
companies.
Tux Massachusetts, Bureau OF Stats
tics and Labor in their last annual re-
port thus summarize the record Of the
strikes in Massachusetts: Causes Of
strikes: To secure better wages, lis; to
secure shorter hours, "a, to enforce
trade union rules, .; resistance TO EN-
ployers' rules, 5; against the introduc.
ton OF machinery, s. Results OF strikes;
Unsuccessful, l09; successful, IL; COM
promised, 10; partly successful, q; result
unknown, 3; contest still pending, /.
The conclusion is drawn: That strikes,
as rule, are powerless to benefit the
laboring classes"
The Rev. John A. watterson, presi-
dent Of Mount st. Mary's College, En-
mettsburg. recently appointed by His
Holiness, the Pope, to hll the vacant
see Of Columbus, Ohio. has for several
years successfully directed the affairs Of
the Mountain College, from whence
graduated Archbishop Purcell, Cardinal
John McClOskey and score Of men
eminent in the Church and distinguished
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

TmE sale OF the Greenbrler White
Sulphur Springs to Wa. A. STUART, ior
$4,000, will likely be confirmed. 1t
was understood when the last sale was
set aside, that all parties interested
must prepare for final disposition OF
the property, as the Court was deter
mined that the next sale should be con-
elusive. Mr.. STUART, the purchaser, has
mortgage for considerable sum ON
the property. lie will commence ex'
tcnsiyc improvements when the sale Is
confirmed, aud the property will con
tinuc for the next season under the pro-
prietorship OF Messrs. GEORGE l.. Pay
Ton Il Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
THE PROPOSED GOVERN M ENT
FOR OUR COLD CORNER

The proposition Of De la MATlR to
set up an expensive territorial govern
menL in Alaska ought to meet no favor
at the hands OF Congress. With the
Executive, Judiciary and Legislative
branches, DE la MArYR proposes to es'
tablish in as extensive scale as the
State government Of New York, there
would bo a constant drain upon the
Treasury of the United States to meet
the expenses. Neither the population
nor the resources of Alaska warrant any
such system OF government. 1t IL
scheme Of office seeking pOlitl-
gians and some missionaries, who
comprise the bulk of the population Of
Sitka; the chief town in Alaska. There
are not over thousand whites in the
whole territory, and although several
colonies have gone TO Alaska from the
Pacific coast, all have returned dis
gusted with the miserable climate and
the poverty Of resources; and the bill rc-
lating to the government OF Alaska,
which simply provides for the appoint
ment OF three magistrates to reside in
different localities, will give the few
whites, the Aleuts, or hall breeds, and
the wild Indians all tho government
they need at u reasonable cost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
THE HEALTH COMMITTEES RE
PORT.

POhT.
The sanitary condition OF the city, AZ
disclosed in the report and reeommen-
dations Of the Health Committee, Is q
subject which viii claim the attention
Of the City Council tonight.
II strikes US that while the committee
may not have covered the whole ground
in their indeayors to discover the causes
OF the present unhealthy condition,
they are not without good reasons for
declaring foul vaults and impure milk
as two things largely contributory to
the prevailing sickness.
Typhoid fever is very faithful indi-
can't Of an impure vault, detective
sewer, or foul atmosphere from some
source. Ii is quite probable that this
disease can be accounted for in some
of the many instances in which 1t has
appeared throughout the city, as COM
ing from the large amount Of decaying
vegetation which follows winter 80
open and mild as the past. But doubt
less, the Health Committee is right IN
referring it mainly to impure vaults.
A vault in densely built city IL bar
barism that should not be tolerated.
They are nessarily and inevitably a
filthy and isease-breeding influence
impregnating the atmosphere more or
less all tine time with the germs OF dis
ease; feeding epidemics and filling up
cemeteries; and in city honey-combed
with them, as this is represented to be,
the amount of poisonous gases emitted,
is bound to have u deadly effect in all
seasons in Which the weather is uniavor-
able to the general health. II they could
all be abolished we would have a health
Ter city.
The suspicion which attaches to the
milk sold in the city, finds strong con-
firmatory evidence in the TACT that a
large amount Of the present sickness Is
among children OF that age when milk
forms a large part Of their diet. 1t is
seldom the case that SO many cases oil
typhoid fever have been known among
young children. An inspection OF the
daries, as proposed, from which the
milk is brought, will throw some light
upon the subject, and the revelations
will, at least, have tendency to im-
prove the quality Of the milk, and put
customers on their guard against those
vendors who represent filthy stock
yards, and cattle improperly fed,
The Health Committee did not IN
clude the quality Of our water supply
in their deliberations. They may be
satisfied that the water which is pump
Ell up from point in the river which
receives large amount OF city drain
aye, including that from vaults and foul
sewers, is entirely pure, but there are
many who regard the water from such
a source as more Objectionable than
milk from an animal that gets her nour-
ishmeut from the swill-tub.
Perhaps the committee regard the
subject OF improving our sanitary con-
dition in all its essential points rs too
big for one dose, and have only singled
out the most imperative matters for
present action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
THE EIGHT-HoUR LAW.

4 strong pressure Is being brought to
bear upon Congress Tor the enforcement
oi what is known rs the eight hour law
Tor all employees in the departments Of
the government. Congress cannot 90
farther than to apply the rule to per-
sons in the employ Of the government,
but its adoption there will have its in
fuence throughout the country.
Such law now exists upon the stat
ute books, but is practically deal let
ter. from the fact that the officers
charged with its execution have utterly
disregaried its provisions. The resolu-
item now pending seeks to enforce the
opsration OF the statute rs follows:
R,splrsf. By the Senate and House
Representative oil the United states IN
Congress assembled, that according to
The true intent aud meaning OF section
AIS. Revised States, all laborerS, work
men and mechanics employed by or IN
behalioi the government, shall hcTeai-
ter receive a full days pay Tor eight
Lonrs' work, and all heads OF depart
ments. officers and agents OF the govern
ment, are hereby directed to enforce
said law as herein interpreted.
The indications are that this resolu-
ton will pass the House exactly as re-
ported by the committee. There is no
apparent disposition in the Senate to do
otherwise, and we may therefore look
for this experiment to be practically
tested within the next year or two, and
an opportunity afforded manufacturers
and others OF hayinga large number OF
employees under them, to determine
whether it will add anything to the set
Element OF the labor questions and con-
tro yersies constantly arising between
the employer and emPloye.
The laboring classes, as a rule We
think. DO not complain OF the number
oihours, or the hard task assigned them
provided the wages are commensurate.
They complain less Of hard ioe 81 good
wages than light job at small wages
So that, except in positions where par
ties are employed on . salary, the eight
hour rule. which will have the effect Of
reducing wages, may not be 30 aceeP'A-
BILE among the laboring classes as amons
employers, and the icrmer viii not likely
be the arst to move in the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

at the bar, in the political arena, in mil.
itary and in civic life. He Is a man OF
remarkable eIeeutive ability, great
learning and Intellectual force, which,
united to great dignity OF character,
makes his election a most happy selec-
ton. Bishop Watterson is a cousin oil
the Hon. Henry Watterson OF the
Louisville isr-JournaI, of Miss Her
vey watterson aud Mrs. Stanley
Matthews.
JuDGE TuuRNAs presided over the de-
alterations OF the Senate with SO much
more dignity aud ability than William
A. Wheeler that il is u positive gratlh-
cation to the country when the latter
feels an impulse to retire to the noun
tain and wooded Businesses OF Northern
New York.-P,nsburgh POsi Dsm.J
TnE United States may soon have
quarrel with the Sick Man OF Europe,
growing out OF the trial OF an American
Tor murder ut COnstantinople, the facts
of which are given in the cable dis
patches. The miserable Turk has no
friends except the Jingoes, and as the
LIMOGES will soon be powerless to help
him, it will make no difference II an
other is added TO his list OF enemies
philadelphia Pres.
STATES that are certain Mt the Noyem
her election to cast their electoral votes
for the Republican candidate Tor Presi-
dent all appear to be disposed to favor
the nomination OF Blaine, while States
that have no show at all for Republican
success are singularly devoted TO some
body else. The question is whether the
candidate shall be selected by the ma
iority or the minority oil the party
philadelphia North american, lRP.)
Iron manufacturers have no occasion
10 be either dismayed or disheartened at
the break in prices. II is better Tor them
t. do business.on healthy basis and Tor
moderate profit than to indulge IN
speculation which may result either IN
wealth or ruin. They need not be afraid
that the legitimate demand will cease.
The good times have come to stay, aud
when general trade is brisk, the iron IN
dustrics must he cOrrespondlngly active
PHILADELPHIA North American.
By reference to u report found in an
other part ofthis weeks paper It will be
seen that the farmers OF this county are
moving in the right direction in the
matter of sheep and wool growing. No
better field for the development OF this
industry, offer opportunities, than West
Virginia, and when our farmers have
become thoroughly interested in this
business, our State will be the great
wool growing region, and hundreds OF
dollars, instead Of cents, will be realized.
-Wit County Mentor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

"A CAREFUL observer of the tendency
of the times cannot fail 10 see that on
every hand and IN every branch OF the
Government We are rapidly advancing
toward consolidation and Capitalization
uf power as against the States.
These constant violations OF the Con
stitution are setting daily and hourly a
bad example 10 the people. Any viola
ton oi the Constitution tends to ihmil-
iarizc the mind with the idea that the
Constitution is Of no consequence when
il stands in the way OF our present
wishes and purposes.
After quoting the above paragraph,
an exchange thought it was necessary to
explain that they were not the words OF
a Democratic statesman, for the reason,
which il good one, that whenever a
voice is lifted IN opposition to Central
ization of power as against the States"
AMI when plea is made on behalf OF
the Constitution oi the United States,
the Voice Is assumed at once to come
from a Democratic source. But however
strange it may seem, the above Pithy
paragraphs about consolidation, " Cen
talization," the rights OF the States
and such like "chah, were really utter
Ell short time ago 10y one oi the lead
ing Republicans in the United States
Senate Senator MATT. CARrESrER, OF
Wisconsin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

THE parties in tine new British House
Of Commons will stand rs follows. lad
erals $40. Conservatives 25O and Home
Rulers 90 to IS. The Liberals will thus
stand with about the same strength a.
the Conservatives in the last House,
oueen VICTORIA is said to be rather un-
happy over the elections, her symPa-
tbies being with the BEAcoSsFIELD party,
and it is questioned whether she send
for Mr.. GLApsroNE to organize new
cabinet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

4 PARTIAL canvas oi the readers OF
the Montgomery Ala Advertiser on the
Presidential question shows BAYAED IN
the lead with 572 votes; HANCOCK
comes next with 81; then TILDEN, $50;
THURMAN, 23l; HESDMCKs, 2l7; SLY
MouR, 1853; the Democratic nominee,
lGO, and U. S. GRANT, 1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

GEoRGE @. GoRHAM, whom the Re
puBlicans Of California not long ago
wanted to bounce out OF the national
committee for his alleged detection to
party principle in the last State election
is now head.stone, as il were, in the
GRANr CORNER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

TuE great dignity and ability with
which Judge THURMAN presides over the
deliberations OF the Senate seems to
give such positive qualification to Sena'
tors OF both parties that il suggests the
propriety Of keeping him there. Since
his own State as refused to return him
10 the senate, might not the country
take the matter in hand and send him
10 preside over the Senate that IL,
provided he is not sent to preside at "the
other end OF the avenue
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

Tue Virginia regular Democrats are
TO hold grand mass meeting at Win
chester, May 81, with Senators GORDON,
PESDlEroS, lVooRHEEs and VAScs as
speakers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

Tue House Of Representatives, for the
benefit OF large rural constituency, has
ordered the printing Of 800, 900 copies Of
Commissioner LEDUc's report from the
agricultural department.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
Sealed Proposals.
CLERKS oFrioK BoARD oy CoxSIsIoSI

CLERKS OFTicK BOARD oy COMMISSIONERS,
WHEELING, April 9 iSS0
Scaled Proposals win be received NJ this oflice
until Tuesday. April ~. $50, % close si clock
2. n. for the following county road work:
North Fork Of Short Greek, between the Fork
and MeidemAws Mills. 1000 cubic yArls Of
excavation; % cubic yards masonry. second
class. laid dry
feninsula Road. from city bridge 70 Fnl.on
bridge 30 cubic yards Of mscadAniIing
By order OF the Bostd.
api@ cHAs II. DEITERs, Clerk.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

TuE GRuEsBECE "bOOm' has not yet
attained very formidable proportions
but seems to have staying qualities sui
Rcient to put him on the list as one OF
the possibilities in the Presidential race
Hcis New Yorker by birth, which ~
not a bal point, though he has passed
the greater part OF his life in Ohio and
has represented the latter State IN the
House OF Representatives. Tie has &C.
cupied a prominent place in the Demo
cratic politics ui OHIO, and has the re-
spcct aud good will Of his party.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13
DIED.

sTEGER- saturday, April 10 1880, at O'Clock
=. NJ, JOsEPII SrEGER, aged ~ years and months
Funeral from the residence Of Nicholas Ben
der. No. JOl Market street, Tuesday morning at .
O'Clock. lutcrment ut Nj Calvary cemetery.
Friends Of tho family are respectfully invited 10
attend
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

SOuE curiosity always exists ut the
opening OF tine spring season to see the
new style ol hats among the women.
An exchange, which seems To be an
adept in describing styles Of female APP
varrl, thus anticipates II;
The coming summer hat Tor women is
to be- oi straw. 10 will bo knocked IN on
the front, jammed in on the back, shoy-
ed i'm on each side aud kicked in on top.
Then the rim will tie damned up all
around to make the whole effect har-
monious. twill be trimmed with strips
Of sheet tin. turkey wiags, old iruIt
cans and debris generally. II Is an eco
nomlcal kind Ol hat, as II can be- made
by taking boys old straw hat, running
A whccl-barrOw over II few times ana
hitching on whatever comes handy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

A GENTS WANTED iOf d. bot 40
N selling Pictorial Book aal BIT
reduced 70 per cent NalOnA! l'b'.'".,
Philadelphia, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-13

QnCanno. seo,s.lss III IN ! %, -
GN S, ss.s T. T. Pa ''' A''
, 1880-05-28
Paris Newspaper WIS.

kf.u lHrk lP1fiA.
"WhY l10 they call 1t the domt- asked
eomu oiiu. "BccAllsu," wns tho reply" no tnnu
over tuk0s his bcttur hair thero."
Two fathors wero talking: VI bayo found
splendid plau6 Tor tlsl, rcceutly,I,,a new place
whote trey bite Ike oyerythtnHlp IAN. hav9
your Whore Ii tt?" "A little lbavo sovfoh.
was thuro ycsteFfIMy." .'WhNt did you catch5"
s'The $40 train cotnlng homo"
lis very common Inscription on tombatuncss
"I)pnth Nono Guild aruarltto thon" An ln-
prOrcnsent upon this bus l,ton designed and In:
s1odueeA by d suburban nrttst+ who haA curved
on u monuments "bhcrcd to tho inoMdry OF
Mmo. j. Leblanc and u. rall l.enuir, her son-tr,-
law, peAth alons could unito thoM.'
At tho ,baooarat table, Just as the dcn1er haa
gIyen tho caeda to tho players, n1wh Is brought
ct tho, death uf 0no ct tho habtues. Tho
nlutcys lDDk sadly over thotr hands and nllir'n4r
brlef and brpkGn tributes to- tho departed.
"Pnar fellow" says tho tieat1r, inyluK dawn his
cards; "now DO knows whether ono ought to
Anhonest fArnor receives visit from donl-
er IN live atook who wlshus 10 purchase his pork
crop. After oha19ttnK uvcr THO price, thoy rlso
10 10 out to tho tArIn.yard TO Inspect tEU An!~
inaIs. On tho threshold they meet tho fArMor's
daughter. hundsaulo. ntrappug lass Or IL,
whose pllmpress and color would hhsG dHllKatcti
ltuhens. "uy loyu," says tho aflnIsring and
8nllaAt dpa!oF, feollng that so1no compliment Is
demanded OF him, ~ say, II your rlKs aro any
Thing Ike your danxhtor wo will haYe uo dIf-
fluffy tu makinY bargain"