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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-18

AZ Two Men WHO Attempt TO CuI Hin
I'm Two.

AZ Two Men who Attempt TO cut Him
In Two.
Last Friday night when Fred Smith, this
Market square grocer, returned 10 bis
home on South Penn street, he WAS at.
tackled by two men, one Of whom made q
lange al him with large kulIe. Tie blow
was aimed at Mr.. Smiths heart. and had
Il not been that u heavy morocco memo.
randum book filled up one o his inside
pockets, the knife would have PIERCED II.
As il was the coat and vest we're cut
through and blood then broke for the dis.
lance II half an lnoh Mr.. Smith grasped
Arevolver as quickly az possible, and Cred
al bis apsailAhts, but they esCa ped In the
darkness.
This makes the second attempt that has
been made 10 kill this gentleman within
The last six months, and he is Of the
opinion that such jokes are getting rather
nionoLonons.
Mr.. Smith has no idea who bis assail.
ants we're,
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A simple, pure, harmless remedy, that
cures every time, and prevents disease by
keeping the blood pure, stomach regular,
Kidneys and liver active, Ia the greatest
blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
blttef9 Ia that remedy, and lts proprietorS
are being blessed by thousands who have
been saved and cured by Il. VIII you Try
ilY See another VOlumd, Eagle. NSFaw
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Capt. John Mcclure has made most
liberal offer 10 the Episcopal congregation
on the Island. Ile proposes 10 give lot
forty feet by ITO on the corner VI South
Penn and Ohio stfeetp, upon which q
church is to be erected by tho Congrega.
ton. Three thousand dollars must be
raised within six months, and the church
must be built In two years. There will be, q
congregational meeting this evening a.
which time action will be taken. Mr. s.
=. Hildtelh says that he thinks the offer
will be accepted and the building erected
within tho next ninety days.
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On this point Messrs. Eaterbrook &
Sons, City Iron Foundry, Boston, Mass,
thus speak: Two or three Of our men
were badly burnt in working. They
were, however, Immediately cured by
using that splendid remedy, St. Jacobs
OIL. All the men are highly pleased with
It, and We shall always recommend It 10
those afflicted with pains or rheumatism.
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a. 10 The best methods aud remedies, for
the cure Of Consti patton and disofdered
liver and kidneys. But those that have
used Kidney.W agree that II Is by far
the best medicine knogB, Its action is
prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't take
pills, and other metCutials that poison tbs
system, but by using Kidney.Wort restore
tbs natural action Of all the ofgans.-Ne,O
Cotendm AwFAW
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BARRUR'S great combination,
circus and hlppOdrOme will not make
Its appearance before the warm
days Of the coming summer, but the
Celebrated ErIingar Beer will be on
tap to-day and Monday next at all
saloons In the city.
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Several judicial bodies ON last RatuE
day.
SUPREME CouRT-Jud0eS Moore, Raymond
johnson, and Green.
This court met at 10 O'CLOCK Saturday
and disposed Of the following business:
Henry Reed vs. Joseph NJ. Shaw, Presi.
dent OF the County Court Of Preston coun.
ty. Petition for mandamus refused,
Charles NCCormiCk's executors vs.. ia.
cob schati, from Berkeley county. Petl.
ton for writ OF error refused.
State Of West Virginia va. John P.
Thompson, from Barbour equity. Petition
for writ Of error refused.
Warren Anderson Va. County Court OF
Logan county. Petition for relief from an
erroneous assessment refused.
John M. Crisswell 70. John +. Staub
and Free. SpillmRn, from Berkeley co,ln.
~. Petition for writ OF error refused,
Jacob LorentH, Jr. We. MiHlin Lorentz,
executor, &C., from Braxton county, Pc.
titlon for appeal and supersed cas- refused
,,E, b, Baker for Use Of q. Baker vs.
WilkenBon & Rldingen, from Mason eoun.
ty.. Petition for writ OF error refused.
james W. Dllls va. Adem 1aughlin eli al,
from Wood county. Dismissed ON motion
BY appellee for failure to print the record.
Herman AtnisB by q. f. Scott, bis guar.
dian, vs.. Catherine Williamson, execntfix,
&c., from Wood county. Opinion by
johnson: Judgment reversed and motion
dismissed.
. A. d. Mitchell and ]. W. Mitchell va. z,
L. Uatuet, from jackson COUNTY, viii nj
error allowed. Bond 5000.
Adjourned until next Saturday morning
at 0 O'Clock.
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HAsTER ORRRfiNss
ATTEND Of III. Bible ,Sd tho Sabbath School,

A nehbOr Of The wheeling Mission Sabbath: sshOOi
[Ensll1h Evangelical Lutheran,
wheeling, Wet VI.
In the left hand corner was q quotation
from The celebrated hymn Of Juslus H
Boehmer, written In l7Oa,
10 Risen Lori."
The children were more than delighted
many oil them, for the first time In theft
lives, having "a bible ell theit oSh.W II
The Firieni,N unknown, who made lhfu
school 90 happy on yesterday could have
been present he would have felt amply re.
paid for oil the outlay.
Al night Rev. Bafnilz preached from
Mark xxi, Q. Edwin +. Bart was Installed
trustee and John N. vogel a deacon, Sc.
co9rdi1g to the solemn liturgy Of the
church..
o.. AArrHEg's eHUReB.
The Two services al Vt. Mathews Epis.
Copal Church were we'll attended, The
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NENTIsTRY.--TO THOSE THAT DE-
glEE 70 cave their natural teeth NO would nay
pNi We are now betar prepared than ever before %
81 ia tLOm to do so. ~ the use Of an EtRoTao
3! pNgIlo PLuOeyl We can aud are making better
ana GnndsomeT Gold Filings With moro 6NSo 70 our
T,l.eutf than have heretofore boon made 10 THIS
t:ty u elsewhere, without the aid oil the Electric
F!nglor, What we say w can prove BY AQUA
asa,onStfa:iCn, Call and see for yourtelVns.
JAMES N, BURlIB0N d BON
Ia No. liza MARKET H.. Whaling. ", Va
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CARBUNcLEs, FelOns, Bolls, Sores Ma.
standing, such as Ulcers, Abss,US.' \.
positively cured without the All ri \ M "
or poulticC, by using Mrs, Julvs Nv.
Drawing and Healing sAlye, PII I Xxx s,i
Rheum, Erysipolas, Soft and I nv \.
OOrns, Chillblaiue, etc. It has nsvs "I INV
to cure. For sails by Logan ( %, 10" N'"
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MUNlclpAL.C oURr JUDGE Cranmer.

On motion Of D. Peck, E.q, W. P.
Hayes, Esq, Of steubenville, was admitted
10 practice Ia this court.
In the case Of Vim. l.. Exley, A minor,
vs. Margaret A. Geyer, Ell Sl., an order was
entered appointing commissioners 10 make
partition Of The real estate.
The petition oil the Belmont Nail Works,
IN the case oil NlmlCk & 90. vs.. MinRo
Iron Works Company, ct AL, was died and
t order entered making them party plain.
The ease o. Nlmick 4 Co., va tho Mingo
Iron Works 90. Demurrer. Messrs. Rts.
sell, Hubbard and Hayes Tor plaintiff,
defendant. ~3'"" W ~
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Some people prefer to purchase msdl.
cines In the dry state go that they Oan sec
lor Themselves that they are purely vege.
table. Others have.not The time or desire
to prepare the medicine, and wish It al.
ready 10 use.
To accommodate each class The nropfie.
tors Of Kidney.Wott now offer that well.
known remedy in both Liquid and dry
forms. W.
Sold BY druygiatu everywhere Truth.
AwFdW
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FAMILY FUSS.
An Intruder on the Peace and Quiet OF n
Home Gets Fired ont.

An Intruder ON the Peace and Quiet OF a
Home Gets Fired ont.
Yesterday at noon quite sensation was
created at the upper end Of Fifteenth
street by the expulsion Of Al. Rose from
the residence OF Geo. Wilson, the latter
gentleman aCCelerating Roses retreat by
firing two shbts after hitti. II IL alleged
that Rose has been too familiar with Mr..
Wilson's premises during the abSenCe OF
the latter, and yesterday when Mr.. Wilson
reached bis home he discovered Rose In his
wiie's hedroopm runnagtng IN a trunk.
Wilson Immediately ordered him out, but,
90 the story goes-.Rose was not disposed
10 obey, and alter passing some words
with Wilson grabbed poker and ap.
preached him Ia o menacing altitude.
Wilson thought the moment had arrived
when soft and persuasive words would not
avail and tleteupq1 drew Q revolver and
flfedl twice at Rose, without effect, how.
ever. Rose made himself scarce, and up
10 late hour last night was not Gagged.
Captain Bennett was called 10 the
scene, and by The Time he arrived he
found Mrs. Wilson at home. She had a
butcher knife In her hand and threatened
to use II on the Captain. Not being a ft
subject for dissection, the Captain did not
propose To allow himsel 10 be gLaugh.
Tered, and accordingly took Mrs. Wilson
10 the lookup, from which place she was
released last night, and will appear at Pc.
lice Court this morning.
Mr.. Wilson deslTlng to have the custody
OF his children went before Justice Felber
and obtained a search warrant for the
house oil Mrs. Frances Martin, Mts. vii.
sons mother. The children were brought
before the Justice, but owing 10 some mis-.
understanding in regard 10 the nature Of
the case JUSTICE FelBer aai1 that he could
not force the children to be given up, al II
was beyond his Jurisdiction,
We do not think II proper 10 discuss The
case further in these columns, 90 the rela.
tion Of the fic!s would only cater 10 q
taste and accomplish no good to
the parties concerned.
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Two dray loads Of new style wall pl,.,,
and borders 10 match, and one ICId j
new carpets, will DO sold cheap Tor IN
Fifty pieces, new style dress goods, a n
cents per yard. Gall soon, al John Roe
mer'B dry goods, carpet md wall plpt,
emporium, Nos. 2OlO and 9O2l Main stts,t
Centre Wheeling.
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blowers Of the beverage that och...
but not inebriates," should be on t ~
vIve this coming week for the Rn M NY
OF the far famed Reymann BoCt b sa,'
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t,IRcuIr Counr-Ln,ia., M.lrin.

Several demurters were 10 have been
argued, buttheattofneys were not present,
and the court adjourned without transact.
Ing any buAinesB.
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IT ls cruel ior parents 10 let their child.
rem suffer with coughs aud colds, which In
so many cases lead 10 consumption and
premature death. Give Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. Price Is cents a bollle ."
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FoR nice, light yhite bread use Morn.
ing glory baking Powder. 1t Ia pure and
nutritious, q. s. FERRY,
pFuhFIalnE
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Charles ChadduCE, bag, Win N0.,,-,,
Co., Wheeling, "a. ". '"ek

says; ! had suffered for years win ,.,.,.,
Of head and throat, Voice impSj,sI l .l1
my nostrils completely stopped sIr ~ ~ ~
nasal polypua. Dr.. Smith has rS vpsuA
and cheeriully recommend al IA 1 ~ y q
No. Of Twelfth street, opposite ' Il u,
house, Wheeling, W. Va, S Sl@
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LOOK out for The CeIsbratedErlInus Beer
10 be on tap during to-day and Monday next
In BsIlalrs, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and
saloons In this city.
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WE would respectfully Inform the trade
In general that on Saturday and Monday
next cur ErInger Beer will be on drauOht
In all The principle sample rooms Ia this
oily, BslIaIrs, Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry. NAIL CITY BREWING co.
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By sending postal card to r, .. Boz
385, Pittsburgh, Pa, giving your address,
you will receive by return mall, a large
map oil the United States,
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New Advertisements.
Wedding Presenls-I. G. Dillon,
Home ProoI-J, E, Smith, NJ D.
For Observation-Disclosures.
For st. Louis-Pittsburgh.
For Sale-Stesmboat Shaft.
Wanted-Cabinet Makers.
For Rent-Room With Board.
Stencil Work and EngraVing-A. T.
Castor.
Step Laddera-Nesl t Il Bro,
Money Made-Feming 4 Miller.
Wholesale Department., Blum x Bro.
-Lhead OF local,
ii. Byron BSguley, NJ. d.
Funeral NotiCe-Ben franklin Council.
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Ask your grocer for Morning CHM
Baking Powder. The most economical i |,
the market. g
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RRYNANS's wide world renowned Bs,t
Beer Is coming, 30 look out for ia Tdys,i
during Monday and Tuesday Of neIt Tek,
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A LARGE and complete assortment Of A,
finest stationary to be received Al Ria"
1905 Market street, ''''N
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TIE famous Book Beer, for vhlch d.
Reymann Brewing Company il ces tr
will be on tap during the coming vs't
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As you 70 down street drop in at Rhees,
1900 Market street, and buy your morn:
Ing paper.
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AIN those Whs gOuah are botse 10 The
community and should be forced by lay
TO invest 20 cents In DR., Bulls Cough
Syrup
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lust RECEIvED-FIVe thousand gallon
stone wars at GEO. K. Mo1ECHEN'S,
No. 1854 Market 81.
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The thing desired found Al Ia.
Druggists for Rough on Rats, /, cis. A., AT
rats, mice, reaches, bed.bugs, iSS So,n.a w
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THE usuaI merchants lunch at The New
MCLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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Beauty, health, and happiness forlllia
In "vVINE OF CARDUI."
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nWiNE Of oARbUI0 four lime, A tlav

makes q happy household.
For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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WAsnlNaroN, D. O., April 81 A. N.
FOR 1enness sec and the Ohio Valley,
falling, followed by rising barometer,
poutherly, veering 10 north or westerly
winds, rising, followed by falling temper
AZURE, partly cloudy or cloudy weather,
and occasional rain. 49,.
For the Lower Lakes, falling, followed
by rising barometer, stationary or lower
temperature, south, shifting 10 north
winds, cloudy weather, with rain or snow.
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Nav Moon TOBACCO takes the cake.
Try H.
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30 not forget the grand lunch with
book beer to-day, at
C. r. BEHLER'S.
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Take "sLAcK.DRAuGHr" and 70,
will never 6S bilious.
For Sale by Logan K Co.
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father a lot on the east side OF Market
street, above Eighth, and year later he
erected house OH II. This houae is stil
In his possession, with several others In
the Vicinity.
lie narrated 10 the reporter a little In.
uident which goSS 10 shoV the trininu
price OF real estate In those days. Mrs.
Butket, a sister Of Daniel Zane,
In the partition OF "zane's Island, d
now Wheeling Island, obtained that pof.
tlon lying north Of Zane street next the
Back liver, and including the present Fair
Grounds. This she desired to cell, and Of.
fsted TO convey II 10 Mr., Greer for the
sun of $50, cash 10 hands. Not having
The cash BY him, Mr.. Greer applied Ia a
friend or Two TO loan II Tor few days.
Tbls came 10 the ears Of Daniel Zane, and
when Mr., Greer, having secured the sum,
went back 10 purchase, the lady had OIL
ready disposed Of II to her brother.
MI. Greer says he has worked In the
HARVEST FtRLD AND corn FIELD
ell over what lie nov Centre Wheeling and
South wheeling. There we're al that time
but two houses below TVenty.sscond
SLfestGlhosS Of Mr.. EoG, still standing
near the street car stable, and that Of tho
near Caldwell's run. The
wsges then paid were IS q month and
board Tor such work. There was then q
law that creditors could not seize lands Of
deb!oSs,ahd MI. Greer narrates some sharp
games by meTchanH ~ secure aiIluence.
They would buy goods on TINE, close out
1T a sacrifice, and invest In land, leAying
theft creditors to whistle ior Tho pay.
RPiDRMICs.
Mr.. Gtper from 1890 to 1896, or about
hat time, wasA member OF the Sanitary
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If your watch dOIn't run right have 1t re-
paired by JACOB ". 6RUBB,
PraOliOal Matchmaker,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.


thermometer Record.
The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, as observed at sChnepfs
drug store, Opera Home corner:
SATURDAY
1880. 1851.
YA,u,igX,BP.N.7 TAN. i2N.SP. Y. Pm
u 10 ~ CO 10 81 % OIL
SUNDAY,
1850. 1881.
7A.ui!H.sP. N..7HY. TAM. i2H.SP. NJ P,N
~ tg 60 IS 40 q Us ~
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Ghe Qntelli9eut&r.


Oalos, Nos. 10 ana " FOurteenth street.
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An Abstract OF the Proceedings IN the
Several judicial bodies ON last Ratnr.
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For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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High mass was observed by Rev. Father
schleiCher, while the choir, consisting Of
MesSrs. Annie, Lizzie and Mary Hausner,
the Misses Alice and Lizzie Kehoe, Mary
Foreman and Barbara Allmoyer, and
MesOrs. Frank Heller, Joseph ArkIe and
John Ray, sang Mozart's Mass in u. Nil.
lard . Mass was also given In splendid style
BY the same choir. Collection sggregating
$a4 were taken up at the various services,
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Attic Island Methodist Church yester-
day, Rev. Manchester preached sermon
appropriate to Easter from the text, 1.-THE
Lord Is Risen To-Day" The attendance
was quite large, III the evening most
attractive feature Of the services was the
part taken Ivy the Centennial Colored
Jubilee Singers, who rendered several Of
their iavorite selections. This excellent
troupe Ia again making stay in this
vicinity, and will give one OF their con.
certs In the Island Methodist Church to.
nipht.
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SOCIAL AID PERSONAL.
RIer.taa.. thg artiss, has gone East.

Bierstadt the artist, has gone East
RAM, Commissioner White has gone to Bcdie.
JR Wilkinson left for Fan Francisco yesterday
afternoon.
t. c. Peckuan. late Warden OF the fossoin ''1s'
Prison. i in the CITY, ,.,-
Cclusa county iair. .,. - a..
Eli Dennison. Of Oakland, and formerly oil TINS
city, is visiting here
rvsyilIe. TO be absent few days
Miss frankie stone left on the afternoon train
Yesterday for her home at Marysyille
Colonel George Gray, Chief Engineer OF the South
ern Pacific Railroad, has gone to Texas.
W. r. Chamberlain. President Of the Nevada
STATE Agricultural Society, is in the city.
The wv Club social at Jacobs Hall was largely at.
tended and was social success in all respects.
Miss Cora L. Mecklenburg, Of st. Helena, Napa
county, is visiting Mrs. Reuben Leech Of Grass
Valley.
Len Harris. the detective officer. who has been
very i'll for some time, is reported as now eonya-
leseent
J.R. Alien and wife, OF courtlard, C. L. Hotch-
kiss and wife and Mrs. Mathews of Lincoln, ara WIS.,
itizg in the city.
Mrs. II. H. Lake, of California, has been elected
Chairman oil the Finance Committee Of the Liberal
League Convention at Chicago
Thesfriends Of John Jones, Of Washington, Yolo
county, gave him party and banquet iueseay
evening, on the occasion Of his removal to San
Francisco.
Mrs. Mary C-Ieman and daughter, OF TINS city,
were passengers on the Southern Pacific tram pass
ing San Fernando yesterday, and VIII arrive mere
this forenoon.
'sUncle John Plat wishes it distinctly under,
stood that he not the John Plat lately arrested
for disturbing the peace Uncle Johns friends VIII
take notice accordingly.
P s. Tully left Independence Monday week Tor
ing the death Of his brother, James iuly, az Vhe
Grand Central mine at that place.
c. o Spaulding, Folsom; james Roberts, Wash
ington Corners: l. " Sims CORTLAND; L +.
Moulton, Colusa; G. W. Darling, orin; ). j.
Smith, Auburn, visited this city yesterday
An invitation party is to be given at Cohens Hall,
Fifth and streets, this evening, by private club
OF Young people. At FlorIn Saturday evening the
young people of that vicinity have social reunion
Mrs. Mary Cowden Clark, author OF the /" Com
plete Concordance of Shakespeare, played the part
of Mrs Malaprop at private theatrcais IN Lon
don recentIv She is seyenty-two years old and did
very we'll But Mr+. Julia Ward Howe, OF New
York, who is her junior by more than two decades,
did much better recently in certain private theatri
calls at Newport.
II was Boston girl who asked, " Why IS 1t that
two souls mated in the impenesrable mystery Oh
their nativity float by each other on the ocean cur
rents of existence without being instinctvey drawn
together blended and beautiied in the assimilated
aembic of eternal love % That is an easy one 1t
is because butter is forty-ive cents pound, and
good sealskin sacque costs as high as $500. The
necessaries of life must experience fall In price be-
fore two souls viii readily blend in the assmiiated
alembic and so forth.