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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-02-04
Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 300 P. M.-Wheat-
Unsettled and higher at $1.204 for cash;
$1.2Oas for seller February; e$1.215s for seller
March. Corn-Steady and firm at &c for cash
and seller February; 4177sc seller May. Oats
Steady at $500 for cash; 3714c for seller May.
Rye-Unchanged. Barley-At &c. Provisions
Active, strong and higher. Pork-At $12.5
for cash; $1275 for seller March. Lard-At
$7.45 bid for cash. $7.571a bid for seller March.
Whisky-Lower at SLOT. Hogs-Receipts 49,
900 head; moderately active and &c higher on
heavy; light steady at 81 4o@4.55; mixed pack
Cattle-Receipts 300 head; quiet; shipping
slow and firm at SO. 90@5OO butchers 1Oc
higher at $2.3O@3.5O; feeders and stockers at
So S0M3 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27

Hon PRAISE PROM HloH Authority
The Cleveland Voice has the following
pleasant remarks concerning Mr.. Town.
send, ir,, OF the O. T. V. < W. railroad at
Bridgeport:
"On Thursday last Mr.. Frank N. Town.
send, Oldest son OF Mr.. Oscar Townsend,
General Manager OF the Tuscarawas Val.
ley and Wheeling railway, was married to
Miss Anna Turner, most estimable and
accomplished young lady OF Bridgeport,
Ohio. The ceremony took place at the
home OF tho bride, which Is pleasant
suburb OF Wheeling, VIVA, and directly
opposite that city on the Ohio side oil tie
river. Mr.. Townsend Is well known In
Cleveland business aud professional cir.
cles, and enjoys an enviable reputation In
both. Mr.. Townsend has OF late years
been engaged in the railroad business both
in Indiana and this State, and gives every
promise OF attaining in It q well.merited
success. His manly, gentlemanly charac.
ter has won him hosts OF friends in the
Forest City, and they will all join In
hearty congratulations to himself and his
accomplished young wife, hoping that 10
every stage In their journey through life
they may find sunshine and prosperity
awaiting them.
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This is what all may possess II the
proper attention is given to the laws Of
nature and the old seeds Of disease prop.
erly rooted out, Visit DR.. ]. Flattery for
Itee advice and, II necessary, he will re.
move all aches and pains from the body
and destroy the germs OF disease. There
is no disease in the category but can be
reached, and the Doctors success Is invar.
liable. lie lie doing more good TO the sut-
fering people Of this city than any doctor
ever before, and his services are being
sought as the beat in the world. His
diplomas and testimonials show him to be
the oldest graduate Of medicine and Q
thorough physician and gentleman, and
his Office at liz Chapline street is usually
crowded.
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RIVER RECORD.

Of I#HH
River last night'2 feet 6 inches. q y
Capt. Asa Booth is in the city again,
after q fishing excursion out into Ohio.
kersburg and Marietta respectively yester-
day. .,----..-
The Thanhauser arrived from Glazing.
ton and departed on the return at 8 PIN.
There were no other arrivals or depart
ures. ~ 20 vi ,..t.l.F .Esi,fa's
Com. Kount4 SAYS that in last May he
was 50 years on the river, having began
his career stloat &C the age OF ten. II he
builds another steamer it will be stern
wheeler 800 feet long, 60 beam and deep,
with capacity for $500 tors.-St. Louis
Posi-. Dispatch. II. ,.s,:.''.. bsq
The wreck Of the steamer Thibodeaux,
which sank in the Ohio river at Brooks
burg So years ago, was lately blown up and
removed by the snagboat Woodruff. Some
OF the timbers OF tho aunken bpatwere
still sound, and embedded in the. bottom
Of the stream. 80 I'D; .ts6., .yrf
Com. Wise's Democratic friend in Gin,
elnnati have been very generous to him
during the past few weeks, having donated
to him 500 in cash, four suits Of clothes
ranging from $40 10 f05-Tom Royse hav-
ing Insisted that his suit should cost the
latter amount-one pair boots, two boxes
cigars and six bottles Of champagne. A
friend OF the Democratic persuasion in
this city insist on presenting him with
a new hat after the November. election
Evansville Journal. @,sg.
MEapnls, October 20.-Hali.past Q
o'clock this morning The steamer Trader,
lying at the wharf, burned to the waters
edges Several local packets were Tor q
short time in danger. bnt fortunately re:
ceived no damage. The Trader was small
craft, plying between here and Shawnee
Village. Oscar Postal, her Captain, mar
rowly escaped with his lie. .g.
CINCINNATI, October 26.-River 8 feet 10
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy
and cool. Capt. James Nichols has bought
the steamer Thos. Sherlock for go, 500,
for the Cincinnati and New Orleans trade.
PirrsBuRdH. October 26-River IS In
ches and stationary. Raining and cool
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An Example Of BENEFIT Arising from i


In large mercantile establishments in
New York and other large cities the many
employees naturally indulge In all the
amusements that are going. The passion
iorinvestiag in lotteries Is not an excep.
Iion-but the means is limited by the
smallness Of their wages. Hence the club
system, where all the excitement lie fur
nished OF the ownership OF mauy tickets
held at an expenditure OF but single dol
lar. or course the amount won Is not as
great as when the single holder holds the
entire winning ticket. Mr.. John F. Sass,
prominent business man In The employ
Of Messrs. Benton, Faulkner & Bird, No.
IS Dey street, New York City, az eminent
lyrespectable and large firm Of iron fit
inSs, acted as treasurer for club Of six in
the September drawing OF the Louisiana
State Lottery, and having mailed dollar
to NJ. A. Dauphin, No. $40 Broadway,
New York City, or to the same person at
New Orleans, La, received 81 ,250 as rec.
ompense. Nextl D&w.
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Or IsTEREsr TO ALL-0ur readers are
well aware that We are not In the habit o.
"pufingY strangers, but when q gentle
man comes 10 our city 70 remain. as Or.
Smith does, bringing with him credentials
from the best colleges In the country, and
letters Of introduction from our leading
citizens, embracing Governors, Mayors
and the Clergy, as we'll as the medical and
legal professions, We feel that It is not only
due 70 the gentleman, but It may be q
benefit to our people 10 call attention TO
him. .-..--......-..' .l..-.t.,,
DIR. ]. E. Smith is regularly educated
physician, and represented the Medical
Association Of the District Of Columbia In
General Convention In 1867, (see page II,
vol. IS Of Transactions Of American Medi-
cal Assoeiation) and 10 an educated speci.
alist OF many years experience in the best
hospitals. He has not failed TO cure any
case Of piles he has treated during the last
ten years, without the knife, legation or
pain generally the cure is effected in
about two weeks-also fstula, assures;
ulcers and other diseases Of the rectum.
He invites the worst case Of piles in the
city, 4t.. III ia - t.'.h
Dr.. s. cures cancer without the knife,
caustic or pain. He gives instantaneous
relief 70 catarrh, and restores to health all
durable cases Of consumption and bron.
chitis, diseases OF the liver, heart, kidneys,
blood and skin, dyspepsia and scrofula,
also epilepsy (hts). Dr.. s.. speedily cures
the most aggravated cases Of rheumatism
and neuralgia. Loss of,vital energy, from
whatever cause, quickly and permanently
overcome. Many years experience in
female hospitals enables DR.. Smith to
speedily restore health and renewed life
to ladies' who have suffered for years from
diseases peculiar to their sex. DR.. s. also
removes tape worms In few hours, with
out causing sickness. TO the patient. Speci
mems upwards Of 100 feet long can be seer
at his rooms! Those who need the ser
vices Of skilliul physician, should con
suit the Doctor at once, at his office, No
2l7Market street, opposite the New Nc
Lure House, Wheeling, West Virginia
Office hours from 8 A. NJ. to SP. NJ, daily
Sunday from to 4. Pm, The Doctor i
humane, and gives the poor as tho rich al
opportunity To- secure his services, ant
those who cannot pay professional fee
may consult from u to l daily, free Q
charge, 4,. .tsiif, h., ~ NH IN reg "t
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CERTIFICATE OF INcoRPoRATIoH.-S ecre.
tary OF State Brady issued certificate Of
incorporation yesterday to the Baltimore,
Cincinnati and Weston Railway Company,
for the purpose OF constructing and opera.
ting u railroad in the State Of West Wiz.
ginia, with all the powers granted by act
OF the Legislature, approved April Sd, 1873.
Said road Is TO extend from Baltimore,
Maryland, TO Cincinnati, by the following
route: From Baltimore, Md, to APPOINT on
the Virginia and West Virginia State line,
in the County OF Hampshire, Hardy or
Pendleton, or either OF them, through the
Counties OF Hampshire, Hardy, Grant and
Pendleton, or either OF them to the Coun.
ty OF Highland, in Virginia, through. the
Bame 10 the County Of POcnhontas, In West
Virginia, thence through the Counties OF
Pocohontas, Randolph, Webster. or Nieho.
las, or both, Braxton, Clay. and KauAEha,
TO or near the City 81 Charleston, thence
through the Counties OF Kanawha, Put.
nam and Cabell, or Mason, or Wayne, or
either or any OF them toa point on the
Ohio river, to be hereafter selected In the
County Of Mason, or Cabell, or Morgan.
The principal Office or place OF business
shall be at Cincinnati In the State OF Ohio.
The date Of the existence OF such cor.
poration shall begin November 9Th, 1879,
and the corporation shall be perpetual
The capital stock OF said company Ia
s5 100000 divided into 100000 shares Of
$50 each, which are held as follows: VIM,
S. Carroll, Tolialr Marriott aud E. D. Nc.
Conky, OF Baltimore; John A. Shank, W,
ii. ShoenbeTger, Thomas L! Young and O.
4 GerlZ. of Cincinnati. By the terms OF
the certificate privilege is granted the
company 10 increase the capital stock 70
any amount necessary for their business.
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--<e-D-$---
INplvlDuaLs.-Captain Charley Muhle,
man, OF the steamer Andes Is in the city
Mr.. Edward D. McConky, Of Baltimore,
was In the city yesterday In the interest
OF the proposed railroad from Cincinnati
to Baltimore, across West Virginia, Vir'
ginia and Maryland.
Rev. Benson Pelly and Prof. Wilbert
Jones, Of Limestone, Marshall county, w.
Va, gave West, Liberty flying visit last
Saturday and Sunday.
Hon. w. K, earle, of Illinois, is visiting
in the city, the guest oil Prof. W. Fl. An
derson, on Chapline street. s..-s.
I DIR. M. Il. .Hullihen returned 10 the city
last night from Msrtinsburg.
Eugene List, ESQ.,, left for Cincinnati last
night. a,'t :.
Capt. Edwin Hornbrook and family will
winter in New Orleans.
]. Newt. GOtthold, the genial, is with
the Matrimony" company. No better
man treads the boards than Newt.
Miss Molle Houston, OF Bethany, is
visiting Miss Jessie Mason, on Twentieth
street. .-r@'
Rev. Myers, Of West Liberty, passed
through the city yesterday en- route home
from the Disciples Conference. 81 ~
A stray Republican attorney from
MOundsville, W. Va, good looking and
sharp as tack on politics, was in the
court house to-day, looking at the struc-
ture. He said he had come up from
Wellsburg expressly to see it, and that 1t
was ahead OF all the court houses in West
Virginia put together. He also said the
Republicans were fighting away in his
State, and that although they got licked
quite frequently, they we're game TO the
last He believed further that Ben VIII
son would be faxed out by concatena-
ton of circumstances. He wouldn't give
his name and nobody knew him. He was
pretty hoarse and we suspect he has been
on the stump.-StetlGenpille Herald, Unjust
belt is Kemplel
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The RETURNING BoARD.-The Electoral
Commission finished its labors yesterday.
The precinct In RiChland district in which
there was some informally was taken up,
and the Irregularities reCtitied. The judges
OF election appeared before the board and
made affidavit to their returns as shown
upon the tally sheets, and the precinct
was passed. The table Of the official re-
turns is now being made up for submits
sion to the Secretary OF State, but will not
be completed for several days.
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= Teaie,l nv E.perlenee.

Eight years ago when the Union Gem
tral Life Insurance Company adopted the
Liierate Endowment Plan q table was pub
lished showing that at the age Of forty a
Life-rate Endowment Policy would prob.
ably mature in abont twenty years. The
results thus far have been fully up TO the
expectation. il q party, aged forty, insure
for $4,000, upon the Life.rate Endowment
Plan, the annual premium is 1913, which
'fortwenty years would amount to 50, $50.
and according TO past experience his Policy
would then mature, and $40, 900 be paid to
him 10 cash, unless he should elect to draw
I'll he should die during the time, the
sum Of SIC, 900 would be paid to his family
or estate; but ii he should live the twenty
years his paymenta would cease, and he
would roget We an Annuity Of 1928 go dur
Ing lie, or $4,000 in Cash provided he
had so elected) being S., 740 more than all
premiums paid or paid.up policy Of
SIS, 242 40 with profits sshy furnishing q
satisfactory certificate Of health.
e NIL IL J. -An--
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The popular and efficient representative
Of the Watertown and other insurance
companies In Grand Rapids, Mich, Mr..
VIM. Marshall, writes: I!caunottoo highly
praise the curative qualities Of that won:
deriul remedy ST. Jacobs Oil, for 1t cured
me OF rheumatism when other remedies
Jailed. I would net BIO without q bottle
again for ten dollars, even i'll had to pay
thar much ior Il.
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wRArnRR INplcATIoNs.

WASHINGTON, D. O., October 2Z-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cloudy or
partly cloudy weather, occasional rains,
winds mostly northeast, generally lower
temperature and higher barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, clearing weather,
northwest 10 northeast winds, higher bar
ometer, stationary or lower temperature.
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FAMILY MARREr.-Following were the
prices prevailing at the Fifth Ward Market
yesterday morning: - V
Meats-Beel s TO l23cper pound; mutton,
l0al5c per pound; chops, 10 to loo per
pound; veal, 10 to loo per pound ;pork, loc
per pound; sausage, 10 10 l2c per pound
smoked sausage, 10 to l2c per pound
Muth's sausage, l2ic per pound; ba.
con, 10c per pound; middling and shout.
der, 8 TO ,iac per pound; hesf-tongues, 40
to SOC each; canned beet, S5c per 2'pound
. Fouls, Butter, &c.-Live chickens, 2oas0c
apiece, or So 5OaS00 per dozen; dress.
ed chickens, 10c per pound; eggs, lsca22
per dozen, lard, l0c per pound; but
ter, 25a30c per pound-choice, Soc;
sweetmilk, Sc per quart, or 25c per gallon
buttermilk, 4c per quart, or l5c per gallon.
Regstabls,-Cabbage, s to loo per head 81;
pumpkins, l0a20c; potatoes, 2Oa25c per
peck; celery, 5Al0c per bunch; Hub.
bard squash l0a20; carrots, 10cper dozen;
heets Sc per quarter peck; onions,
zoe per half.peck; corn l2ta l5c
per dog ears; sweet potatoes 4Oc
DER peck; dried beans, Sc per
quartz; white BEANS Sc per quart;
string beans 20 to SOC per peck
egg plant 5sl5c each; ohestnuts S0ca$l 90
peck horseradish, &c per bunch; lima
beans; 20a25c per quartz new tomatoes, SOa
40c per peck; green tomatoes, l5a20c per
peck; cranberries, q quarts for 25c; hick-
DRY nuts, l5c per quarter peck. i 3.
,Fisl. and Game fish ESQ string;
catfish, ~l5c per string; oysters, SOa5Oc per
half.can; 25s30c per quart.
Huib.-New apples, 10 to 20c per peck
dried apples, to loo per pound ;
dried pears, l0c per pound; dried peaches,
10 to l5cper pound; dried plums, soc per
ID; oranges, 80 to $50 per dozen; lemons
35c pc = dozen. .trd '3J s,;a,t'a.
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PoLITIcAL POINTS.
Incidents Of the closing Campaign In
This Vicinity.
Hon. Ross ]. Alexander, OF BrdgepoI


Hon. Ross ]. Alexander, Of Bridgeport
and Hon. E. G. Cracrait, Of this city. will
address the Democracy Of Bellaire on
Attention Is called to the notice In our
advertising columns OF q meeting OF the
Young Mems Garfield and Arthur Club at
Veteran Hall, Mcclure House, tonight.
There special reasons for desiring large
There will be meeting In the Wigwam
Of the Seventh Ward Garfield and Arthur
Club on Friday evening, addressed by Q
distinguished gentleman from abroad.
1.-THE weather is anything IKE prop;
tious there will be big boom Of benwooo
this evening.
obscure Kentucky town, large cage iull
OF live rats was carried, with inscriptions
referring to the bogus Chinese letter. y
will be In order for the Democrats oil
Wheeling to introduce q like feature IN
their display Saturday night. The "S99
business originated in an isolated village
| in Indiana, and was servilely initiated In
this city. Here 10 another chance for theii
initiative genius.
Bill Philips cannon, the Baby aker,
was brought back yesterday from Ravens
wood. Jackson county, where 1t has beer
doing duty for the Republican cause. =
lis a travelled son-ofa.gun now, hayint
been in Ripley, Ravsntwood, Parkefs
burg and elsewhere in that section since
leaving home. The Squire says ills her
no do duty in the jubilee over Garfield
election next week, ''and don't you forge
liku ..If.'z4.. J.
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Manhood Restored J. II. Reeves.
For Sale-Alexander Bone.
500 Reward-R. q. Bonham.
Queen Anne Brass Fenders-Nesbitt &
Bro.
Wanted-Cook. III ...... .-,.. .y.-f
Undertaking-Friead & Son.
Redemption Of Bonds.
Attorney at Law and Notary Public
Sylvester 6. Williams.
Attention-Young Mems Garfield and
Arthur Club. .H....
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Skin Humorss, Milk Crust, Etc.

{ Sin .Hamer.T-Mrp 8. Z. whipple, Decatur, Mich,
writes that her lace head and tome paris Of her body
wee almost raw Head covered With scabs and sores.
Suffered ieariulIy and tried everything. Permanently
cured by CnticuTa Remedies. ,..... ....... .is
chna, speaks Of her Stsrs child, Who was cured Of
milk crust which resisted all remedies for Two yoas
NOV aue, healthy boy, with beautiful head Of
7ttitr oiiks Hand,-- Elizabeth Buckley, uttctou,
N. H, thankfully praises the CutIeua Remsdies for
acure Of tstier 81 the banda, which had rendered
ths IN almost useless 70 her. ...
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cHIRs TOBACCO Is the "boss." II you
try IL you will use no other. .ia4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27

First-Iu case iot early death, the pro!
lection Of the family. is secured by small
investment.
second-It provides for the old age of
the insured. -,.S .. a7
Thirdly distributing no surplus to
those who die early, II enables one to
secure endowment insurance at much
less cost than any, others ~ !,i's,.. a'''
~ Fourth-Iti Is, uon.iorfeitable and incon
testable after three annual payments.
except as to age or fraud. ~
Fiith-1t' is the best yet devised to meet
thewants Of amajority Of, the insuring
public, and Is chosen BY the greater num-
Der OF thoaewho insarelu the Union Cen
trial. y..,;,,aF .ens t,tg W. i.i,
Represented by ". H. Harris, 1909
Main street. ,,,........ ...... "a.
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Iris almost a pleasure to have cold
when you can have It relieved so eGectu.
ally and expeditiously by so palatable o
remedy as McLain's PectorAl Syrup.
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THERMOMETERS RRcoRp.-The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, as
observed at Schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner,
, 1875. 1880.
TAI l2N.3nM7r:L TAM. 12AS Pm.
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Louis XIV box joint American Watches
lust received by
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SorITNss-VoIfaIo PIss7ERs

PLACID over The centre ii the nervous iOIce the Ps
OF TIE ltomAeht they stimulate the LiYeF, bom6en'
And Bowels perfect DIgeitian, cure DySpanIA, BIZ:
lgus Oo'lc Cramps, snd Palms, and preVelt Ague lpd
MalaFtal Diseases. PoE, Weak and Sore Lungs, Pal.
pltAiI0n Of the Heart Painful Kidneys RhelmHllSm,
Neuralgia and sciAuea, they are The best remedy 10
the void. ask for COLLINS Y0BrAIC ELEC-
TRIO PLAsTER6, Only Is CENTS. oet6-WSAM
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MoLAIS's PEcroRAL SYRUP Ia positively
infallible cure for coughs and colds. A
trial will prove it.
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Itching and sealy Diseases, scrofuIous
Humors, Ulcers, Old Sores and AercurlaI
Affections cured when all other human
r.IIf.

I. Cutieu'a Rcsolyent puriaes, strenVthons and
supports the system through the most critical stAges
OF blopd skin and scalp humon and disorders Of the
liver, kidneys and urinary orgarS. G.....-. die.
2, Cutieura,s medicinal Jelly, arrests disease.
Alays Inflammation, Itching and Irritation, heAls
ulcers and eats away dead skin and desh.
g. Cutlenfa Medicinal Soap for the toilet, bath
and nursery tleAnaeI Ioothes reffeshes and beaui.
hes the kin. Cutifnfa Shaving Soap 10 ,tha only
medicinal hhaying a6ap, I'-'7 b.. -
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INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other You will like II. 'r.. .-,.
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IEySq xantthe finest chew out, buy the
Chiet Tobacco. "a. f.-4' 'Hlf sH'
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A NICE Upright Piano for rent at sheib's,
Washington Hall. 81 .4sr
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CHEZ ToBAcco is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere. q
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A.
TAG GENUINE INTRRyIEw.-Thatg ush'
ing youth who writes the editorials IN To 9
local columns OF the Register had an alleged
interview with Wing Lee, the Acknowledged
laundryman on the corner Of Fourteenth
and Market streets Q dayor two ago, IN
which Wing says he Is Republican, ana
gives the reasons therefor, but from .
gentleman who: overheard the Aforesaid
interview, we have gathered the following
facts in regard to It., and from which 1t viii
be very readily seen that said interview
was anything but political one:
Re0ister man-"Hello, Celestial; got that
shirt and collar OF mine rinsed out:yetT
30 yesee, shirtee and collee alice done;
is centee alice samee,n jerking the dimin-
alive bundle toward the r. NJ. a,''
"John, l don't believe I've got the
change with me to-day, TIL drop In
and pay you the next time these articles
need attention" u,
"Too thinee this timee. You promised
TO lfoppee In before; didn't do It. No
payee this time / put EN- back until you
do payee," said the Monaghan, and he
chucked the linen under the counter.
"Here, you heather, l need that pack
age and must have 1t tonight"
"Beily well, dutfee uppse and China,
man hand it over; no monee no shirtee
was the laconic reply OF the descendant Of
shem. y.....'.......-...
"Now, look here. you saffron colored
son OF gun, II you don't let me have that
bundle ri paralyze YOU" said the "Meli'
Newspaper men tell me lies alice samee
before this; Chinaman don't sabbee any!
thing about pallylize; anyhow no trade
dollar no shirtee," and with this ultima
tnm the bright particular Of the Register
abandoned the shop and left, and IN re-
venge wrote up the dialogue already print
ed, and which he confidentially assured q
friend would do first rate to bolster up the
Morey letter, in this SECTION.