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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
AFTER THREE YEARS.
The Return of Prodigal Son, Who was
Thought Dead.

The Return OF Prodigal Son, Who was
Thought Dead.
About three years ago, the REGISTER
contained an extensive account of the
mysterious disappearance Of William
Rentch, a young man who lived on Eoti
street, below Twenty-third. He LETT
home and attended ball and that was
the last OF him. He had been door
keeper nj the ball and mad refused adj
mission to lot OF roughs, and this fact
gave color 10 the belief that he had been
foully dealt with. a great deal OF excite
ment Prevailed at the time and the az
fair was involved in mystery. The creek
was dragged, story having gotten
about that a young man was seen TO de-
scend the bank. But no body was found.
By the advice OF fortune teller, who
volunteered TO read the stars on this oc.
casion, a lumber pile on the creek bank
was torn down, the stellar lights having
impaired the information that the body
would be found there. But OF course
nothing was discovered. After q futile
search, lasting many days, the young
man was given over as dead.
But on Tuesday the neighborhood oil
his home vas startled by the informa-
ton that he was alive and well. The
news proved true. A letter had been
received by his parents, stating that he
was at work and doing well at Johns
town, Pa. The only clue TO his singular
behavior is that he desired 10 run away
and took this means.
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nuen.hnr Indications.

WASHINGTON. February l., l IN
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
ia;r weather. followed by increasing
cIcu illness, no theriy winds, generally
year,ng to east, stationary or higher
temperature IN western portions falling
barometer.
For the lower lakes, clear or partly
cloudy weather, winds mostly south,
stationary or lower temperature, rising
followed BY falling barometer.
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1sUCIV ALAVGHTER!

EROri.cT 1O get ready To move
Into OEr new Ssorc, and 10 make
general Improvements, II Will
close out nay entire stock oil
Mems and Es0y.' Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods, re.
EarSlieSS % cost. DO not taIl
"a CG,ne and get ~ bargain. This
j. no eaten. Atlantic Clothing
House. I:SsD Marx ca street.
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Physicians Recommend II.

Your Thomas Electric Oil commands
q large and increasing sale, which it rich
" merits. Il have ALWAYS found it ex.
ccedingly helpful; use it in all cases OF
Rheumatism, as well ~ fractures and
dislocations. | made use OF it myself to
calm the pans OF broken leg with dis.
location o! the foot, and in two DAYS |
was entirely relieved from pain, Jos.
Be,udin, NJ. ID. Lau2hlin Bros. < Co,
AGENTS.
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Saved From Death.

Mrs. Jacob Wilson, Marion, o., says
her child was not expected to live, wing
to a severe attack Of Group; she tried
DR.. Thomas Electric Oil, which gave
immediate relief.
Mr.. Z. Clendennen, Marion, u, used
DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil for Bunions;
he SAYS at first start he thought it was
like the rest of tue advertised humbugs,
but was agreeably disappointed and now
would not be without some in the house
for any money.-Laughlin Bros. & Co.,
Agents.
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1lli)eeIln9 alegisten
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
IndeE 10 hew Advertissments.

Auction Sale Of Watches, Clocks, jew
elry, &,.-l.Ouls UecneTt.
Rsmoval-CieC ;. Feery.
TYLER County Lasd FOR sac.
NotiCe-W heeimg and Elm Grove
Railroad.
AS,igupe's Notice.
Money List.
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In Well.

Yesterday afternoon a boy named
Johnson met with singular accident at
the fair grounds. A number OF boys
were skating on the ice there aud we're
warned against a certain well, which is
80 feet deep and contains 10 feet OF
water. In spite of the warning, John
son ventured too near aud fell in. His
companions loVered a rope, which he
seized, but on pulling him uphis fingers
rjsped against the brick eide and he
loosed his hold and fell back. The
second attempt was successful, and he
was landed, high but not dry.
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Removal.

Geo. Ii. Feeny, Esq, dealer in COnfec-
tioneries and Fancy Groceries, adver-
tises the removal Of his place of business
this morning, and extends an invitation
10 all his old patrons and the public to
call upon him in his new quarters, No.
14lO Main street, Lists new block. See
advertisement in another column.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

OEsgM AZ 90, I32J Market
streCI. adjoining Opera House,
the popular { lOtlIiers OF Wheel
-ag. have marked down their
.0olis lO su"h aa extent that NO
one IL eX"ssssDie for being poor
Ia G1,sd
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Mrs.. PartinRtnn aax.

don't take any of the quack rostrums, as
they are regimental TO the human cis-
tern; bat put your trust in Hop Bitters,
which will cure general dilapidation,
costivs habits and all comic diseases.
They saved Isaac from a severe extract
Of tripod fever. They are the ne plus
un,un Of medicines.
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pheasant and Enec;ual."
PuRsLRY, w. Va, Nov. q, II

PURsLRY, w. VA, NOV. Il, 1913.
Ke~r.. Laughlin Bros. q Co.,
Please send us another supply oiyour
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but effectua,. MARTIN DoPLKR,
OF Dopler 4 Lewis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

Never said. though it iseertainly true
that neither Poppy nor Msuprsgora, nor
any OF the morphine essences of the
Drowsy God contsminate that delight Of
Plug. NAH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

Go to Laughlin Bros. & Co. for Mrs.
Freeman's New National Dyes. For
brightness and durability OF color, are
unequaled. Color from 2 10 pounds.
Price, Is cents.
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SL0PED!
Paddy Ryan, the Victor IN the
Goss-Ryan Mill at Golfers
Station, Last Summer,
Is Captured at Albany. by Jim
Sweeney, but Battles a De-
tective and Escapes.

The pugilistic encounter at Collier
Station last summer, between Paddy
RYAN and Joe Goss, with the conse-
ouent stir, is still fresh in the minds oil
our readers. The REoIsTER has kept It's
readers fully posted concerning the sub
seouent efforts OF the authritles to APP
prehend the principals, Why successfully
eluded pursuit. James W. s"eeney
WAS appointed special messenger by
Gov. Mathews 10 carry requisition
mon Gov. Cornell TO New York. but,
after capturing his man, Ryan, some IN
formality in the papers released the pu-
gilist. and Sweeney was compelled 10
return without him.
Since then nothing las been heard
either OF Ryan or GO:s, and people
were quietly waiting until another hgnt
at Golfers would again arouse the pub
lie spirit. But last night few lines
over the Associated Press wire conveyed
the information that Ryan had been ar
rested and escaped at Albany. The
full particulars appear below.
Special Dispatch 10 the REGISTER.
ALBANY, n. y, Feb. 10.
Chief OF Police Sweeney and Officer
Rutland of New York arrested Paddy
RYAN while witnessing the Salvani en-
tertainment at Tweddle Hall last night.
They were about to take the one O'Clock
train with their prisoner when they were
presented with writ Of habeas corpus
returnable before Recorder Gould this
morning at 10 O'Clock. The officers bad
no other alternative and were obliged to
stay here over night, stopping with
Paddy at the Globe Hotel. This morn
ing about s o'clock Detective Curtin oil
this city, who had temporary charge
of Paddy went over with him to his sa'
loon on State street in order that he
might make some business arrange
ments before leaving Albany. No sooner
had they entered than the crowd who
had collected forced Curtin into the
back room and detained him there. "Go
il Paddy" shouted some one, and the
stalwart pugilist darted out OF the door
down State street. At the corner oil
James he slipped and fell heavily to the
pavement, evidently sustaining injury
but he managed to gather himself
up and reach hack in front OF the Nc
Ardle house, into which he jumped.
The driver whipped up his horses and
the last seen of the vehicle with its load
it was being driven rapidly across the
river at the North Ferry. 1t is supposed
that the fugitive proceeded to Troy and
departed thence for Massachusetts, or
Canada. Curtin, on being released, i'm
mediately reported the fact to Chief Ma.
10y and with Detective Riley, started for
Troy in pursuit. They returned about
IL O'Clock, their GRAND being iruitless.
Chief OF Police Sweeney was much cha
grined over the affair, but he says he
anticipated nothing else but that the
prisoner would be taken from him in
some manner. He was unable to make
a return to the hdbeOs corpus at the hour
named, and Recorder Gould extended
the time until to morrow at the same
time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

1Fyou want your ceilings decorated
handsomely and artistically, or in plain
style, call on or telephone "C-3," j. c.
Orr 4 Co, A Twelfth street, who " i
not iail to give you satisfactory figure l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

IL you want an estimate for the paper
ing of your house or single room tele-
phone les" J. c. Orr & Co., who will
give YOU the desired information.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

RreEIvED to-day one lot Of the cele-
brated Beryner & Engels old Lager Beer,
Philadelphia. Now on draught at Henry
B.umenberg's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

TUNoRs, erysipelas, mercurial dis
eases, ,scrofula and general debility cur.
ed by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood Searrher. "
Sold by druggists.
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Total nle.

Among the offerings this week were
number Of Cattle fully equal in quality
to those on sale last week and - many
OF them. There were few more com
mon Cattle in the yards than there were
then. Prices are quite up TO the quota
tons Of last week and in some lev in
stances perhaps q shade higher prices
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

IL you take our advice you viii lose
no time in calling on your druggist for
Sellers Cough Syrup"-without an
equal. Price % cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

CALL telephone ''C-S," j. c. Orr &
Co, for anything YOU want in their line.
Stationery OF all kinds, blank-books,
wall paper, &c, &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
Shakespeare or Bob Ineersoll

A GOOD glass Philadelphia Lager aud
a fine Lunch at Henry Blnmenherc,s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

So Patients now under DIR. Pethy-
bridge special treatment at the Mcclure
House. Consultation FRYE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

3S7 Patients now under DR.. Pethy-
BRIDGES special treatment at the Mcclure
Honse. Consultation FREE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

90 and try glass OF old Lager brewed
by Bergner & Engel, Philadelphia, on
draught at Henry Blumenberg's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17
PERSONAL POINTS.

The Sayings and DoinSs of People We
Know.
u. ". Gall, OF the Phillip Flaindealer,
Is taking in the city and Legislature.
General Morehead, OF Parkersburg,
came to the city, yesterday. He is stop
ping at the Stamm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

337 Patients now under DR.. Pethy-
bridges special treatment at the Mcclure
House. Consultation FREE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

$50 Patients now under Dr. Pethy.
bridges special treatmentat the Mcclure
House. Consultation FREE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

REMARKS On BEEY CA1TLE.
The arrivals Of Cattle during the week
amounted TO 1866 head, against pa
last week and 1901 head the CORES
ponding week Of last year, and the sales
dunng the week amounted TO 0l
head, against $40 last week and ,062
head the corresponding week OF last
year, and were az follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-17

$50 Patients now under DIR. Pethy-
bridges special treatment at the Mcclure
House. Consultation FREE.
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. hrrmomtIer Reeorc.

Az taken st SchnepFs Opera House
drug store:
NuNuA-.
$50. ISL
Pm 2N.SP.M.7r.x IAN. y n. SP.v.7P.N
Is 81 IS - - g.; - -
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GENERAL MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK.

Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, February 10, 1881.
I,yCEfPTs YoH THE WEEK.
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RINARES

Sw1Sr-with . slight increase in the
receipts, the quality is fully as good ssp.
orally a. last week; in some instances .
slight improvement is seen in some q,
the yards. Prices are firm at our opo.
tations, 7tGStc., with q moderately fai,
demand in nearly all the yard..ope
only reporting a good demand with .
light supply.
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esssStss
BALTIMORE, February I6. - Flour
Active. bat steady; western superiine
s. 25ls,3 rs; extra 81 rs; family s. ~
dG W. Wheat-Wes,ern easier, bot
closing firm; No. 3 western winter red
spot and seller February 81 IGs 1Ci,
seller March 81 IGiNSl lGi seller Apni
81 l7iGel III; seller May 81 l7i@I l-t.
Corn-Western lower and dull ues''fn
mixed. spot 34ic, spot 31i@3It; f.bf''
airy H:6654tc; seller March 55.ls5sie.
Oats-Duil; western white ile4-e'
mixed 40Cs4lc. Rye-Duil o. 81 OIS
! OF. Hay-Dull;' prime 10 choice Penn
sylvania so 00s2l o.. Provsiohs1
Higher and brisk jobbing trade demand.
Mess Pork-Old SI4 IS; new sl5 W.
Bulk Meas-Loose shoulders and c.sI
nib sides, nonetoIering EDO packed Die
Sic. Bacon-shoulders Gle; Gear ~
sides Ole; hams II9l2c. Lri-p'
fined in tierces I0ic. Buttef-Qnisl,
prime 10 choice wettern packed IIs
pc; roll 20S22c. Ega- Hiihsf a. =
@26c. Petroleum refined "
Cofee-Iover ann doll; Ro e.fsrsS
fair l0ISI2io Suear-Dull; A sI ~,
whisky-Quiet and steady al y -.
CINCINNATI, February l6-Con'nLI
Firm at life. Flour-Demsne ~.
aud market firm; family - s1s' ~
fancy IS 25tS5 70. wheat-Firm, y,
2 red winter 81 059l OF. Corn-fi,per:;
No. 2 mixed 44c. Oats-Duli; 10
mixed 3G(938lc. Rye-Dall; 10; a.
Barlsy-No. 2 fall 81 COL %; n1r,,
Quiet at Sl5O0(Sl5 IS. Lard - IT,
$40 90. Bulk Mests-Quie'; shoS D',s,
500; clear ribs 81 90. Bsoon-es.'
but firm; shosidsn &c; clear ivs ri II
short clear &c. Whisky-Esss
81 O6. ButtsS-Firm; choice n s u
reserve s92sc; choice central VA"
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may have been obtained for the bst,.,
grades, bat there was no change in COM
mon Cattle. Prices ranged frcm osSsi
c's, most OF the sales being from Has!
cents. 'S':
Mich COWS.
Trade is slow, the demand being omit.
limited. Prices $25S45 per head. ''
SWINE
Arrivals this week ............... ..
Arrivals last week $685. q -
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ways.to ready too impugn the motives OF
members and especially his motives; he
had been accused by the gentleman
from Kanawha time and time again OF
retarding the measure which he had not
done.
The resolution as amended was adopt.
| ed at ~ o'clock and Mr.. Wilson began
| the closing speech, first praying his re-
spect TO Mr.. Morrow, warning him no,
to endeavor TO antagonize members
against him WILSON, by leading them
off onto side measures. lie then took
up Mr.. Mofiett's argument and talked
about ten minutes giving away at last to
Mr.. Ferguson, who moved TO take re.
cess until 2:30 +. NJ, which motion was
adopted by those present, a large mum
Der having gone TO dinner.
Regular Business.
Before the above circus had taken
place there was some new business,
which was as follows:
Committee Reports.
The Committee on Counties, Districts
and Municipal Corporations reported a
bill changing and re-enacting a law in
relation to the government Of the city
OF Wheeling. This is the bill in relation
to the insurance license tax, a synopsis
OF which was given in this paper Tues
day morning. IL restricts the tax 10
one. half OF one per cent. on each com.
pany.
The Committee on the judiciary re-
ported back q large number OF resOlu-
tons as ineIpedient 10 legislate on,
the reason being given that the matters
referred to had already been embraced
in bills offered.
Following the committee call petitions,
resolutions and bills introduced on
leave were called for, and the following
was presented.
Bills introduced.
Bv Mr.. Bean act for the payment
OF the heirs OF Norman G. Smoot for ser
vices performed by the said Smoot az
commissioner OF the revenue for the
county OF Hampshire in the year 1861.
By Mr. Davison-A bill providing for
the recording OF exemption lists, and
giving effect thereto.
By Mr.. Sinclsir-A bill to incorporate
the independent school district Of Ben.
wood.
By Mr.. Lewis Wilson-A bill TO ap.
propriate the sum of 81 500 for the cree.
ton Of a bridge over the Buchanan
river.
By Mr.. Moffet-An act authorizing
the formation Of corporations for the
purpose OF improving the rivers and
other streams in the State, 10 facilitate
and insure the driving and floating oil
logs and timber down and out OF said
rivers and streams.
Afternoon Session.
A big lobby, larger gallery and every
member in his seat was what one found
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-
Ehe Th toms.

The life of the British minister as a neigh
Dor, | had almost said q citizen, says Wash
ington correspondent, is that by which he
will he longest remembered, for it has been
so actively, yet unobtrusively full of good
works. When the stately home Of ex-Sena-
night Of December 80, 1879, Mrs. Stewart
was spending the evening at the house Of a
friend. Coming hastily home to the terrors
Of her burning roof-tree-her husband far
away in Nevada-she found Sir Edward
there before her, directing several Of his ser
wants in the removal and safe storing away
Of valuables which careless hands might have
ruined beyond repair. He remained as long
as he could be of service, then took Mrs, Stew
art and her little daughter to his own home
near by, where Lady Thornton was their
hostess for a day and two nights, and united
with her husband in giving them o welcome
for as much longer as they might desire.
When any charitable enterprise is on foot,
the bounty Of Sir Edward and his wife has
shamed that of our own resident officers. At
a t'pound party for the poor, given at the
Riggs house a year ago last winter, [ remem-
Der that his contribution was five pounds Of
silver dollars. AT the charity ball on the
night of last Easter Monday, Lady Thornton
most courteously received the guests, her
husband escorting her and her daughters
mingllng in the dance. Many excellent
Westinghouse, but no American high func-
tionaries were there, except Chief Justice
Waite and daughters. Since the Grants
went from among US, no other prominent
family approaches the bible standard Of lib
erality as do the Waites and Thorntons.
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Little Johnny ON Dogs.

One day there was q Teller bot Q dog Of s
man in the market, and the dog it was bitter.
After it had bit the Teller four or five times,
he threw q cloes line over its neck and led it
back to the dog man at the market, and he
said to the dog man. the Teller did sole
man dident you used to have this dog p The
man he luked at the dog and then he thot
awhile, and then he said "Well, yes, / had
him about haf the the time and the other haf
he had me-" Then the Teller he was few
rious mad, and he said "Wot did yer sell
me sech a dog as thisn for r. And the ole
man he spoke up and sed: "For four dol
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Gods High Affairs.
ICOrr. Chicago Times.]

iSoiA. SLlSdSoI iLlSC'j
I cannot dismiss the scenery on the line of
the Colorado Central railroad with a mere
paragraph. The man who can travel in the
charming month of May from Denver to
Cheyenne without feeling in his Utmost heart
the majesty Of that battle line Of giants,
known as the Rocky mountains, must be q
veritable clod Of clay. At no time Of the
year is Colorado so beautiful. The prairies
are bright green carpets, studded all over
with floral gems Of divers hues, and these
plains stretch away from the railroad to the
foothills Of the great range with an evenness
that would be suggestive Of monotony were
it not for the massive serrated walls flung
against the western sky by the o%mnipotent
genius Of the Almighty architect. The late
snowfall had covered al the noble peaks
with mantles Of dazzling Whiteness, as if
fair natures goddess had hung out her house
hold linen to gladden. in the sunrays on those
%stupenduous heights. Nothing was wanting
in that glorious landscape but a little more
diversity in the foreground. A few small
lakes, that the suns of July and August will
lick up, reflected faithfully every splendid
pinnacle and pine-clad buttress, as We swept
slowly along that sublime front. Longs
peak lowered above everything, like the
form Of some great captain whose stature
and whose Valor conferred upon him the
command Of those sons of Anak, rooted
there, in solemn grandeur, throughout the
ages.
1t was as a vision Of the Eden from which
Adam was evicted by the command of the
divine landlord. The lights and the shades
were such as might wake the song of ar Am
erican Byron to chant to countless genera
tons OF freemen the gorgeOusness of those
imperial masses.
Who, looking upon that scene, could adopt
the sordid and sullen sentiment Of the ma
terialist? There, on those lofty crests, the
Creator had builded him an altar that no
fierce and aspiring cism can pull down. and
above it He flung the blue canopy Of the
heavens, measureless as His own eternity,
that no impious hand Of mortal can reach, or
compass, or destroy.
In that work of his creation was preached
to my understanding a grander, broader,
more indestructible creed than ever rang
through the royal arches of the temple of
Solomon, or that ever was sent forth from
the pulpits Of st. Peters, st. Sophia, or st.
Pauls. The Creator, through natures sub
Unity, taught there to the human mind the
divine immensely of His power, and so en-
raptured the heart with the glory of noun
tain, and canyon, and forest, that the very
summer clouds, floating languidly high above
the highest peaks, seemed like white-robed
angels permitted forth from paradise to view
for a little while the greatness and the gran
deur of Gods beautiful earth.
The picture I have here attempted to paint
OF that portion of Colorado may not do for
all of its seasons, but as it appeared to me,
with al the ~soul-expanding surroundings Of
q May sun, q May atmosphere, and Mays
maiden verdure, | have tried to depict it with
fidelity.
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lars and seventy 5 cents. lofie money Then
the teller guessed be would go home if the
dog was willen. Uncle Ned, wich has been
in Indy and everywhere, he says the Mexico
dogs don't have no hair ID EN-. Dogs howl
loudern than cats, but cats is more purry
and can wok on top Of a Tense and blow up
their tail like q bloom when they want to
enit.-H. e. Wasp.