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The educated specialist Of many years ex.
peience In hospitals. He cures Piles with.
out the knife, cancer without pain, Rheu.
matism, oatarrh, scroiala, diseases OF kid.
neys, heart, blood and skin, speedily.
Restores lost manhood and all female
complaints, quickly. Consultation free.
Call on or address DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
No. l2l7 Market street, Wheeling, viva.
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|, I&AyITr's spEcIAlgy coMpA2Y-.

CIRcutr CoURr-Jud0e 4tlrin. - This
Court met at 8, O'Clock yesterday morning,
and disposed Of the following business:
Hayman vs.. Blond. Suit for $1,000
damages for alleged defamation Of charae.
ter. After being odt from Tuesday noon,
until about noon yesterday, the jury re-
turned. into Court with verdict for plain
ia; aSsessing damages at one cent. NJ
Belmont Nail WorlIH 61mpany for use
Of Peabody insurance Company ys.
Gray's Iron Line. uSuit tot recover dam
ages resulting from the sinking OF barge
loaded with 800 Kegs Of nails belonging
to plaintiff, at the Bellsire bridge, about
three years ago. jury: Samuel stewart,
James Bedillion. Gifin Frazier, Morgan
English, Samuel H. Smith, W. B. Fisher,
]. 4. olator, Hy.Apple Max Beuteb ".
KY! Kinney JNA1ssse md ~ 9f'0ns {on
Ayenire being Issued for 4 new juryto
serve during the rest Of the present term,
Sheriff Jingle. summoned The parties
named therein yesterday, to appear opn
MOluAys ---.-slass-zs-zsz -,
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TINS statement 10 to shows EritpsTMr.
John Detienbacher, strasburg, Ohio, that
IhSye been afflicted With rheumatism for
relief until l used 81, Jeeebs on. = BY tho
With the second, l was rs nearly cured Is
Il Il possible 10 cure rheumatism In one Of
my age, being nov sixty.iour yeaEa DID, r.
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PERSONAL MENTloE.-John K. Davis, o
Philadelphia, one OF the most popular
aesmen on the road, Is at the Mcclure,
Captain Dick Gray, Of Gray's Iron Line
Captain Sam Dean, one Of the Oldest
pilots on the river, and T. q. Mong are
registered at the Mcclure
Among yesterdays Mcclure House ar
rivals were George W. Patton, o. S. Mar
shall, Of Charleston; Z. ]. breckenridge,
81 Austin, Texas; John ]. Jacob, Of Olin'
ton, ". Va; MB. John Bradfeld, Arthdl
Rogers, wife and sister, Of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio; aud W Z, Taylor, Of Youngstown
Ohio. ~
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The sickest State in the union-1ll.-
bloomington Eye. The most Catholic State
-NEass.-SteubnriNe Herald The most
coquetsish State-Miss.- Wheeling Leader.
Tho most literary State -Penn.-DubGGle
saturday Nigh.
The most surprised State-o! The
oldest state-AIk. The most numerous
State-Tenn.
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Weather cloudy and moderate.

10000 Witnesses will testify to the yir.
tues OF DIR. TUFTS Pills. Wherever Chill
and Fever, Bilious Diseases or Liver Al.
tections prevail, they have proven q great
blessing. Readers, single trial will con.
vince you that this Is no catch.penny
medicine. Ten years test has established
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WASHINGTON, D. G., December al A.
M.-For tho Ohio Valley and Tennessee,
higher barometer, winds shifting to cooler
north or west, partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lake region, higher
barometer, stationary or lower temper
allure, westerly winds, partly cloudy
weather and occasional snow.
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CEMTHER'S $50 Store, 1867 aaIu street,
Is now chuck full Of novelties for The h0ll-
DAY trade. Tho largest and finest stock Of
goods ever before sesn In Wheeling Is all
ready attracting hundreds Of customers.
Remember the mama and number, Gsnther's
$50 Stors, 1867 Main ST., opposite !. Blum
& Bros. H. dt -.
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JANUARY l. 1881, we inventory. We
therefore offer cur large stock Of millinery
and notions regardless Of cost, 10 order to
close them out. SPEYER BROS. ..
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SUTTON Broth SOUP for Merchants
l.uach this morning at the New RcLurs
House sanpls Rooms.
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AUCTION SALEs or eMuncAL1Goops on
Saturday evening, at sheib's Music Store,
So, Twelfth St, ~ Arlington. Hall. Good
at private sals at auction prices y dgJ "
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NEW stock Of Winter Caps Just received
4Ed for sale cheapat -as.s.
GEO. J. MAIAIsOS's, 1922 Market st, :
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF tho thermometer, as
observed ut Schneprs drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday: rrr..
Ik7a 1890,
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INTERESTING RGLLAIRR RUDaET.

church Social leo In the River Pro.
gramme for q Concert which Raises
AnticipatiOus Of y Delightful Musical
Treat-Various Other Matters.
BELLAIRg, Dec, 1.-The social at the Pres
byterian Church Tuesday evening was at,
tended by 8 great many, the room being
crowded. Refreshments we're served dur.
ing the evening and cold supper was
provided for all who wanted-all free.
During the evening very quiet pressnta.
ton took place near the pulpit An ele-
CANT gold watch and guard was presented
TO Mrs. CASTOR, and q purse Of over 500
to Mr.. CASTOR. The watch bears the
words, presented to Mrs. Julia CASTOR by
the ladies Of the Bsllaire Church." and
the date. The address was made by Miss
Maggie Cummins. Mr., CASTOR replied,
mounting the pulpit In touching ad-
dress, .,, -sr- -a. .-..r.g a..
The ice gorge in the river still holds its
place here In spite, Of the rising river.
There Is a backwardness in making in.
yestments In real estate in Bellaire at
present. Some bargains that offer good
interest on the investment, in the shape
of rents, remain untouched. ,ig.,
For some time we had little for the
Mayor and police TO do, but in the last
week or 50 considerable drunkenness has
given them the opportunity OF assessing
fines, It Is said the police could lind
something to do in breaking up gambling
houses, too. g,-s..-y LIZ fsn,
It has been reported that the City Board
OF Equalization, in equaliEing the assess.
ments, got about six thousand dollars
more added than was taken of. q,
There will be concert at the Presby-
terrain church Thursday evening, for the
benefit OF the church-tuning organs, buy.
| ing needed books, etc. The performers
have been practicing carefully and their
names, as shown in the following pro.
gramme, are guarantee OF good music.,9
Come whsro the Lilies Bloom"
| Nv. L. ThompSOn) stgf 10 Vi.
Mrs. H. L. Wilson, Mrs. John Baker, John Kelly and
| 80 g. G. MinIgAn.
Duet .. 10 Swallow Happy SwAllowEh
MrS. Carroll and Mr.. Baker. =,
Duet Hnslc Apd Her 8iSteT, sonS
Mn. Wilson and MS CoEen. -.
Mn. Carroll, John Kelly and ". =. Heathsttngten;,
Piano colo Troyatore Fantasia"
'i''' >' II Prof. W. i. Thompson. NJ -
Ms. Carroll and Mrs. Wia9n.ia -
Mis Wilson, Ms: Carroll and Mrs BaEer
,Ms T. Carroll to
| ~ Prof. W. L Thompson. - :.
Quartette Come Like Beautiful Dream"
1 AEaE ~ EnWan ,I0hn KHIlR "
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The admission Ia % cents. i.'E1a St
Some OF the young people have or.
ganized o literary society that is to be
known as the STAR -aig H-p'
There was minstrel show in town Tues.
day night and a, church social. Which
did the Councilmen attend? There was
no quorum Of that body present,
Three boys named Hoover, Wilson
and McMullen have been helping
Themselves 10 the goods Of others quite
generously. They took some gimlets
from Nelson's, then box Of handker.
chiefs from Wiley & Wetherald's, and
some goods from Kings. Next they went
to Cummins & Walters, and while one
boy got Mr.. Walters 10 the back OF the
store the others helped themselves to
twenty dollars worth Of skates. This loss
was not discovered Immediately, but two
OF the boys were found and locked up at
the lookup. sMcMullen Is still at large.
They are held for his arrest. - ~
The Disciples Sunday School will have
lis usual annual concert. The time now
set is Friday evening, December 3lst, New
Years eve. s s' .'.
The ferryboat whistled the alarm We'd
nesdaY afternoon that the Ice was moving.
Quite number were attracted to the
river bank, but leo did not move much,
the bridge piers stand in the way. co.
81 !
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CattS TOBACCO 10 allsthesaseA TRY u.
For sale eYeEyWherestaEW
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Ghe GttelliQeuf1t.5
ONcoi soa. a5 an n Fourteenth stEosi
New Advertisement,

Spare Ribs-D. c. List, il. 43s
For New Orleans-Earle. 49,
Notice to Taxpayer B. fancy. u
Administrators Notice-James P. Max,
well. q. NJ. IL.
Attention RepubIicans!-J. D, Stanton.
Opera House-Jarrett & Rice. N-r' :,
Auction SaIe-L. E. Hanson, Il. ~ 81
For Sale-J. NJ. WoodCeck. j., +. ~ =
Opera House-T. De Witt Talmage. 7'sg
Cloaks-Emsheimer-[head Of local.
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WE have stsm Wind Watches With Look
lag Glass, for $40. T'.'!, ., s-5
JACOB W. GRUBB,
Corner Market and Twelfth SIS.
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,laa,,sst II 'Ala s'' s'sn1s g.. p sE5lE -,
! .a.aalaSH 3 aaanG s,Ies
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

.MlqulissSS..x7rAI7A.u. l2SSpA7gx
~ 30 8: 40 10 20
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HN,igsf,iGEIsi
MARY ANDERSON.

IL
Saturday night, Mary Anderson will ap.
pear at the Opera House in the LADY Of
Lyons" taking tie. part Of Pauline, and
lMr. Atkins Lawrence that oil Claude Mel.
lnote. Tickets OF Banners Music Store
this morning.
Sc, .SIfi i, ,, Fys OK TIE BRlsroL,.nll A
) Next Monday and Tuesday night" Fun
on the Bristol" one Of the most irresisti.
bly, funny things on the stage, will begin
at the Opera House. va"
|. M TALMAaE.
h, Rev. IT, De Witt ITalmage, DD.s will
lecture at the Opera House on "Rocks on
Which People Split" on Saturday eve
ming, December 18th.
NJ DIR. g, II. rAYSE,t 1un
one OF the most eloquelt :nienon the lee.
ture platform, will lecture on "shams" at
the Fourth street NJ. E. Church, Deem.
ber, 9th. +yEgla ggA2 sait am Z
M, LRAyITr's SPECIALITY coNpASY---.-
appeared to full house last pight at the
Opera House. It's good show, that is 1t
averaged well throughout, and was very
satisfactory 70 the audience, Il would be
invidious to distinguish, but we viii men.
ton the acrobatie wondsrso the Lamont
trio, !. especially OF the child John Lamont,
whose periormaneeswer indeed wonder.
full The Garrettss, as equilibrists, are the
best Welhave ever seen, the poisiDg and
bail folling Of Madam Garretta being very
fine. Her "pigeon act" was very beauti,
full and the docility and training ofthe Lit.
tie pets remarkable. Oronin and Sullivan
are among the best Irisk comedians we
have seen in thisclly, The show was .
rnnh one. ~. u. M
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4 CHIES TOBAcco Is the "boss." II you
Try Il you will use no other,
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on all night trains. -
C1sa CONNECTIONS arc mado for all pdptI Bouth and
Eao!e Igan tor eoloniEs and p6iSops moving 70 thu
pea Wsil and q Reoq particular attention 4 EvGn
EpEELRG, PITTs.. AND BAIHINoRR DIV.
Leave WheallnE......62Sa m i;IO o. D, $40 D. m,
70 talEs run on this Diyihon on Sunday.
Iteken 70 all principal points on ale nt Depot
Oinoe open o. Al houn during the day.
information % the travelling public ohtSSiplly RiTen
W. N. CLE4ENfS, II. CIT,
z. I. DByRIES, aon'l AEtaI, Wheeling.
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= $50 - ~ .!atitr0' Z i''Ef'
~, ~ e.igl.,' -ii o. ''',f- is7 - I,
.K1.ii .lsAu' iK .ssln'''''F' w
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HRALru REPoRr.-The following is the
report OF Health Officer Edwards for the
month OF November: res ..
Deaths from all CAUSES -
Proportion 10 1000 Of population per annur ...iS9
Deaths for the same month last ~
Males 49
FemaleS... .......... 7Colored.. ........
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1880-03-05
DRINK asvu Grx. cEANT.
paa Rice ExI.osss the Ex.Preslaeas'e little
Weakness.


Dan Rice, the old circus man, after
turning over new leaf, recalled q
few incidents from the old pages ia
his address On temperance at st.
Louis. lie concluded his speech by
saying
"rhe night before Zse!S Caaadiers
death in Chlcaga We were standing
at a bae Together drinking. lie said:
.Tais Is my last drink, Dan.' 1 have
fulfilled my mission That was his
last drink, for he died that night.
have had my last drink, and trust
TO God have taken Il in time.
ssNTy character has been good until
the last FIVE years. Since then every
one in st. Louis knows my feelings.
Trouble caused me to drink and l
have been drunk live years-all these
years / have got drunk to drown sor-
row. used TO go staggering along
the streets like this. Here Dan imi-
tated drunken man. when l think
of it it makes me ashamed of myself.
Then thought it funny, very funny.
Laughter. thought | was a great
man. | used TO say to myself Gen.
Grants a great man; Gen. Grant gets
drunk and Gen. Grant have been
drunk together. / am q great man,
too. He's a great man som / (hie).
[Grant's a great General, in his line,
and I'm a great General in mine.
Laughter. I'm as big man Us
Grant IL drunkenness Is criterion
used to think would be good man.
When I was drunk thought | was s
great man, but when I woke up the
next morning the hallucination would
be gone. Then / woald lie there and
swear was going to reform and nev'
er touch another drop. After n while
I'd get up, and somehow or other
would get in the neiehborhood o
that same saloon. Ny head aeheC
aud my stomach was on fire, but theI
1 lad sworn of, was never going Il
touch another drop. l looked Mt the
place long time, and then 1 grew
cunning. Laughter. l went int
the saloon. l felt very sick. Ineed
ed some stomach bitters. The bar
keeper didn't have any, / pulleC
his head down close TO me and whis
pered, Give me a cocktail, but dom
tell any one about it, Then ] woul,
get drunk again. 1t was the same
thing over and over again, day afte
day. would swear or repeatedly
and break my pledge as often but
have broken it for the last time. Il
the course of my life l have spen
three fortunes. / would have then
now were it not for intemperance ,ant
this IS q small part of the evil whicI
I have suffered from it. knoN
what intemperanee is, and from thi
time on temperance will never have
stronger advocate than Dan Rice.
-A'esg York STIR.
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uTrLE soHxSsE.s ANECDOTES.

Woodpeckers work IS carpenters.
but they wud make more money If
they wud go in for cole minin' COS
man wIch had n cole mine went down
10 were his men was to work and he
said If they didn't work faster he was
goin' to get some woodpeckers, wieh
wud dig out more cole il an.hour
than they did ail day. Then The
men held 4 meetin' and all struck, for
they thot, the men did, that wood
pecker5 was some new-fangle ma
shene, and when the man said they
was birds, it, was ali joke, one ole
miner he spoke up and said hede like
to kno what birds was; but a other ole
fellow said he new wot birds was well
enuff, bat hede like TO be toie wot
jokes was.
z-WOOtpecker5 hammers 4 tree full
Of holes and gifts werms out, bnt l
spect wen one IS gittin' 'em out n
other is gOin' 10 the holes ahed of
him and stickin' 'etn In: aud now for
the story wich ] SAID ! wud tell yOu:
Once n man wich lived III the
woods was cuttin' down trees, and
ae had 50 many children that his
wife eudent mind 'em all to home, so
he tux the baby with him and laid It
on a stump vile he worizt. The baby
was red hedded, and the woodpecz-
ers there is red headed too, and one
was a setti1 on q limb. Pretty soon
the baby begun TO cri, and wen the
wo0dpecker see its mouth open and
heard il a crime It thot to itself poor
thing, were IS your ole birds, you
must be oflle hungry, lie see if I can
do anything for you; and wen the
man came up to the baby TO say
gitehy, gitehy, gitchy, he saw the
woodpecker drop a long red werm in
The baby's mouth ahd fly back to the
linn. Then the man pulled ont the
werm and Iookt at the woodpecker
and said, my good fellow, If you keep
a bOardin' house here, wot is your
terms But the woodpecI1er only
shrugged his shoulders like q French
man, as if it said you ugly theef, ]
believe If it wasent hatched ont yet
you wud suck tie egg Ike a cuckoo.
--Aryonaut.
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snow slrs l.nAar vas rolNp.

III the paint shop of the Detroit
House of Correction Is man wham
we viii call jim, who Is a Territorial
prisoner on lie sentence. Up to
last spring he was regarded as des-
perate, dangero Is man. ready Tor re-
bellion at any time. lie planned q
general outhreak, aud was ''given
away by one of the eonspirltors. He
plotted a general mutiny or rebellion,
and was again betrayed. lie then
kept his own COUNSEL, aud while new
er refusing to obey orders, hs oheyed
them like a man who only needed
hacking 10 make him refuse u Ono
day IN June party of strsngers cine
to visit the institution. Oaa was an
old gentleman, the others ladies, aud
two of the ladies' had small chiliren.
The guide took enc of the children
on his arm, and the other one walked
until the party began climbing the
stairs. Jim was working near by, as
sulky and morose rs ever, when the
guide said TO him: "Jim, WON'T you
help this little girl up stairs >" The
convict hesttated, a scowl on his face,
and the little girl held out her arms
10 him and said; ar you will, l
guess rll kiss you.' Ills seowl van,
ished in an instant, and no lifted the
child as tenderlY rs a father. Half
way up the stairs she kissed him. At
the head of the stairs she said, "Now
you've got TO kiss me, too.n He
blushed like woman, looked into
her innocent face aud then kissed
her on the cheek, and before he
reached the foot OF the stairs again
he had tears in his eyes. Ever since
that day he has been a changed man,
and no one in tho place gives less
trouble. Maybe in his far away
Western home he has 4 little Katie
Of his own. No one knows, for he
never reveals his inner life, but the
change so quickly wrought by a child
proves that he has heart-Dstroii
Free Press
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1 seripiurai Mining Eoon.

They are getting up Il scriptural
mining boom in London, and manyof
the religionists are taking stock In 1t.
We find the following concerning
this religious movement in an East
ern paper:' Gold mining Is now a
prominent topic in speculative circles
in London, and will, no doubt, enlist
a large share OF patronage from the
needier class ofspeculatorSo on account
of the low prices ofthe shares. The
South Indian Geld Mining Company
is attracting considerable attention, it
being claimed that they possess the
original mines of Ophir, whence
King solomon drew his supplies OF
the precious metal. These mines are
situated in the Wynaad District,
on the ATalabar Coast Of India.
Various authorities are cited to prove
that this country is the ophir Of
Scripture, while their extraordinary
richness is established beyofda doubt,
by the testimony Of that reliable old
wanderer, Marco Polo, who stated
that the Rajah Of AIalabar had, about
/ 1UJ ~ 1ss HINuAAAWteAAN1 tstltA III AAAE
value oile450 900, ,O00! One thousand
years =. G. Solomon received enor.
snous sums OF gold on the fleets, which
went through the Red Sea TO and
from Ophir, anil the result Of the dis
covery of the source OF this treasure,
it is predicted, will "rostore TO our
great Empire in the East, that flour
ishing condition which lately seems
to have been despaired OFF, The
possibility is also confidently express
ed of finding some ancient and inter
esting memorials, when the mines
come TO be opened. The shares arc
already advanced seven-eights, IN
view ofthese interesting speculations.
1t is needless TO say that heSouth In
dian GJld Mining Company is getting
plenty Of gratuitous advertising, mol
only in the religious Press but eyor
in the pulpit. A smart dodge this on
the part of the Company.
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PRINCIPLES OF PRACTICE.

I do not belong 10 any particular creed
nor sect In medicine, nor found my pFac-
tIco upon any theoretical dogma, nor sup
posed universal law OF cures, but claim
therc exists constitutional power In every
living being that tends 10 guard or and
remove disease.
claim that woman, in n normal condi-
ton, ia perfect and free from disease; and
whenever sho y sick or diseased, some law
OF her being has been violated, and that
tho disease Is tho penalty. select my
remedies from the common siorehouEe OF
medical learning and apply them In nc-
eordanca with clearly ascertalned facts and
principles OF Physiology and Pathology,
and tho known action Of medicine upon
tho human organism In health and dis
ease; strive 10 pursue a genuine Electic-
iatn in the selection Of curative agentai !
endoayor 10 prescribe them according 70
hxed and determined principles OF cure.
claim TO keep myself fully up with tho
progress OF medical science. What ls use
ful in Allopathy, Homeopathy and II ydro-
pathy, uAe;sin other words select, froui
| tho various aud conflicting systems, my
rules, practice, and mode OF treating dis
eases; and this call tho Reformed Prac
| tice, or the School Which Selects.
/ ] mako Uterine Diseasesa specially. Fol
sixteen yeara have been engaged in treat
inent OF Female complaints In every form,
positively have a cure for most cases ol
Piolapsus UteFi, (Fefualo weakuesE). ]
uso no cal8mel nor morcurial drugs Ia
any form. use no PesknrieH. ] Instruct
all my sex how TO 1.-Two. give medicine
that VIII assist ali the functions of tho hsi-
man organism TO perform their normal
woik.
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smInallng ! Glerrrma...

Confidence swindlers have done
much recently to raise their calling
TO the rank of fine art. and one
Boston clergyman, who performs
marriage ceremonies for a stated fee,
can testify to their experlncss. A
thrifty young couple asked, In nd
vance, the price of the cerimony. and
being satisfied with a charge OF s.,
were Joined in wedlock, the clergy
man kindly providing the witnesses
without extra fee. The bridegroom
offered $50 bill ard received s45 in
change, and the clergyman disco
vered the next day that the $50
bill was counterfeit. Since the bash
ful bride avoided scrutiny OF her
countenanee, he thinks now that she
was counterfeit too and only a young
rogue dressed in female apparel.