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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-26

MILWAUKEE, March pa Republican
and NeWs special from MShitowc, Wis.
says. A freight train on the Milwaukee
Lake Shore ( Western railroad ran into 4
drove ol cows In cut, killed elk CowI
and threw Eve cars of the track.
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KaIIoch Acquitted on tic Ground Of SELF.
Defense.

Ban Francisco, March 25.-1t tranSptres
that the deliberations Of the jury in The
KalloCh case were mainly regarding the
six shot theory Of the defense, and selt.
defense alone was the ground Of the yer.
dict, The tranBitory mahia being rejected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-26

FoRr DALLAS, Tx, March 25.-Cherat
Mountains swarm with ptospscLofs. II is
said that coal has been found In great
abundance In Mexico, near Pfesidio.
Large numbers Of people are passing here
en- route 10 Ell Paso,
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CHICAGO, March O5.-The Chicago Trade
and Labor Union meeting last night
adopted resolutions protesting against the
importation Of French Canadian artisans
into cities of the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-26

PALEsrNH, TR1AS, March 25.-Jeferson
Watts was stabbed and instantly killed by
his brother Robert during q quarrel 81
his home, two miles from Palestine, lasi
night
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Cke GnteIligenar.
=. ~. .s npd a Iourleenlh Street

yrrr,,o Of the citizens interested in
~ STAT. Fair project comes of at the
n'a,, lSs y'' House tonight, 1t is desired that
Vo1,' rerson who feels au'interest In. this
',si.ct s,sis should give it their CountenSnce
p'O' :. ,Esir presence tonight. The commit
W , ,15o have been laboring in its interest
"a ,', |p make their report, and it will be for
,So.s W., present to decide whether the move
~Ds, a, sn.jI 90 forward or be.sbsudoned.
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OLD FLAG AND An APPROPRIATION
Here rests siS, ,0O0 that will rover ahd ll way back
Into the state Treasury,
A narrow gauge railroad is now using
The building as a depot. The bill pending
In the House at first proposed TO permit
three unselHsh citizens OF Belmont to ap.
praise the property, and It was to be sold at
two.thirds Of It's appraised value. They
would have acted with the brilliant
auiaCity 80 characteristic 10 some
people In their locality, and ap.
praised the building al $500 or 5000. The
Bill now provides that three ffeeholdets Of
the State shall appfAise the property. To
round The fraud 10 ell lie graceful proper.
tions, the three commissioners who 10.
Gated and contracted for the building
ought 10 be appointed 10 sppraise the
property. l here venture the prophecy
that they would appIaise II far less than
the amount they paid iot the land.
IL is such wildcat jobs as this that die.
coutage taxpayers. PiCkAw4Y.
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JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES.
v MOUNDSVILLE

1900 Apple Trees. tWO three, four and ave year,
o,0O1 Peach, one (frOm budl year,
6,00O Plum6 one and two years
6,G0 Qulnces, two and three years,
bQO0 Cherries, one and two yearS,
eet The above are thrifty and 10 food condition IA
uan1pIantlng. VIII sell As low ~ the Lowest Cor.
Repentance solicited. Address, BAMUEL Mil.
hER Mound!yille: Nursery 10 one milo We1t Of
noun1bVlNe Depot ds7.DAWS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-26

LONDON, March 0O.-.A Oonstantinopl,
dispatch says; The Porte has arrested
eleven Of the leaders Of the Albanian
League.
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EXECUroR's SALE.
ON SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1881,

Be1nnng at o'clock p. M, at No. 1890 Main street.
Wteelirg { VIII sell / public auction a Compi q
outnt Ior thG coffee roasting and cpl business con-
aud puiiey1 coffee mi Is, burr mills mustard uShs
es pots Do1Is, selves, tubP, cAuI, dc, boiler 6nd
engne vi " offered separately. Also onS halrel
oHck musArd seSd, two deSkS, counter, safe I,ddpr
scaes de Also one lot hro. brick anu one aharo oi
o. ek In wheeling Female College,
Inc above belong 10 the estate Of A. Turner, do.
ceased. TOtm1-Cash.
mhI5 tt HuGna, Erpcnlnr.
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F0R RENT.

FOR RENT-ONETwo STORY BRICK
dwelling, containing siI nOmI aud entrance
hall cellar under entire house; l.ttIy hen bIIi,;
newly finished throughout iu the bent Of ItTO. viii
SiseTn containing l6O barrels Of WlteF ao stable and
dTOVa street rail way lima Rdllob, W, Va, Will rant
Fe,IsSSsSAOly' ,.Ss Apply lyoHn'RTk, HESS, Fulton,
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A UoTIoN SALE.

will soil on WEDNESDAY morning at 0 O'Clock,
~ NO 1903 Market street, at oSt aide, one ward.
robe, one bureau, one bGditPad aud tedd1R one
S9oE etov0a fixtures, one lot 90 20 fea hers, one
sundfy articles SA''
mhl5 OEO wTrRuAM
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EoR SALE.

FoR SALE
Az Established News Depot with q good patronaro.
WI 70 sold atA bargain, on account Of owners pSof
health. Call on or address f"~'
WM. TAYLOR,
Or John QuI.h at Handlan's Pork House. 'A''"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-26
rhE UAnIS.r MgEfINu.
Blaine Kept Away From II by n sore

N'''ne Kept Away From II by n sore
IyC.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The Cabinet
S. SssloA today was comparatively short.
secretary ' Blaine was not present. He is
.4auea S.,'1 70 hiShonse by a sore eye, caused
SsV'a' D,, The extra session question was
iES N, I,OIotd, presumably on account Of
Ii,.m.suv!ee ysuee tl aine, nevertheless The
Ale %vas H,,.a' m'de Ia previous dispatches
nav ,I,,uI' O'y correct II is learned iust
len l,"S, % int H, President has received a pro.
tSgr,,, %V% qN',bt,s men in all paris Of the
pbiis5, iheIIding New York, Boston
e,n ri,i, tma Baltimore nnd all the West.
bsi,s 'ts sga.nst an extra session. md
seems S ,n'M.eIi originally opposed 10 Il
Nbv variant the conclusion, arrived
the ,pi;,,S,n SnT have talked with him on
tl,oSSs!s lSsls,,, net he will not call one, The
t1t,s Ivy ,s..isid outside pressure in favor Of an
pVbics,s comes from Southern Re.
Se.,;s',s S,;s who are anxious 10 have IN /.
Ia ol,irg Committees sent down souih
elections h, ,,'p Gd The legality Of the isCent
hics. NVnSIessmen In certain die.
,pssi,l sss Yoas March PA Washington
slated ~ oal, llNs tho President has jusl
viii So W a member OF Congress that there
VI" 10 DO extra session, ''' '""' '''''
tF agent pCnnNy 1VAuIN
pr,. '0mpany.
yS'AT,ipnIA, yo.S .,a,A March 25.-James r
NGeSsy,,,IV IVhnlcaso, succeeds l.. p. Fatmei
lylvAnis R.ii,osI iSsseIgsr AVenl Of the Penn
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ron SALE.

DOR sALE.-I OFFER FOR SALE
i tbs unimproVed hR'lOi lot No. II, on the uoI,h
aide Of TIentisth street, bOtWeGn MEn and MAJ ket
streets, Centre wheeling This ground 10 we'll
adapted for dWtllingH or other purposes and viii
male the terms 10 suit the purchaser, THnA H.
MOFFET, 2i05 Market street mhl2
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-THE THREE STORY
i WAREHOUSE, No 1905 Main 81, q, nov Occu.
Piled BY Jacob Snyder. Poale1Sion Owen ON April
iSt, lssl. Apply TO ALEX. koGERs, wheeling,
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DOR SALE.

One hundred acTOs Of lani near Abilene, In Dl,k.
lnsnn county, KNnsls or viii OK hanRe Iame for cy
property II not sod before March 26 1885, the ,Rma
wv 20 9aerfd Tor sale at tbs front door Of iRo Court
For Information apply 70
80 DOvENER i FRAME,
mhlI Attorneys, 1883 ChapIIne street,
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DOR RENT-STORE ROOM No.
y WHlhiDEon Hall Building nov occupied 6y c,
Z; Brown. POsSaalon glJel lE April, 1851. I q,
January II, 1881, jaiI
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january II, lsSi, mn
DOR RENT-FROM APRIL lsr, 1881.
l. Bulldins No. 1890 Main Gtreot; aSo, Fiat story
O. Nos. 2 and Is Fourteenth street. which . 80 by Il
feel and can be divided 70 Iuit tenanIA Enouirg al
ZANE d sTALNAKER, No. IS TIVE ith street, ~
DOR RENT-FRoM APRIL l, 1881
= That desirable tWO-Story brick house, No, a
Penn ItrOOt lblAnd, with hot and cold water, bath
and wafer closet, eight rOomS, WASh-hOuIe and dIy
room and good celleri rent reasonable; will DO put
In good repair, Also No, g Eighteenth street. tVo
terms apply 10 a. n, ADAMS, de9S
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Selected story.
A RLAcksnIrn.s LOVING.

/ had resolved, with many persons no
doubt who had shaken off its yellow
dust, never to visit the dismal little
town Of Bloomsbury again. Ii was SO
called, perhaps, because of its utter lack
in vegetation, and because of its being
a Sahara of red clay roads and sandy
plains, over which sickly shrubs and
vines strove and knotted together l
had left it in July, with dull. hot sun
cracking and scanning the dry marsh
leading to the town, and felt as if spar
ed the commission of crime by the
sudden telegram which recalled me to
the city. whipped my horse into a
mad gailor, and looked neither to the
right nor left, animated by vague
wonder as to how any one existed there.
Again it was July, and by a singu-
lar chain of circumstances | found my
self ambIing Ieisurely on horseback
down the dusty high street of Blooms
bury The same red sun was blister
ing the paint on the little new post
office, and the same brawny blacksmith
wiped the sweat from his brow before
his forge, and stopped work TO stare At
me in vacant way.
I had passed some idle hours in bis
shop before, and after stolid scrutiny
he recognized me.
Back again, squire 7" he asked, Civ
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rsxsY sAssIss.

a ,l'nfe's lntpl-f,sr ACES md =
king.
The iload and-tbnDder dram, il til
# tosel sif"sfi,n,s.
Whom il comes 10 drcrDdihg a Iadd.l
the hs,rest of ~ generally I,ack ,lewe.
Thermometers nf9rm f,'r % If;
ti'ey never becone "irnlsrntes nsiil
nearly 60.
! We ~orlein't care 10 I,e he leef.icst
girl alive. We'd rather l~. .esi t,ier.
The Po~c's seem de'e,usi,ad 10
make Turkey III. Crete. J, sonld he
= fat take FOR Grreve.
4 man bo WIS fo,pe,Iy right
wa'ei.inan ,'frrs 10 it ~ his bale eeer,-
;mi.n
E.s,staipg has ., l.ay -, sr.'ne time,;
es'., IT, lfde chickens have to sl4-H
out.
The ftllow who aas much sireck ~
. yonag lady wanfe,l 70 return = kiss
fgr the s.i.,s.
The wi,e editor should a4.if hebfly
do~n tie s,pam of Iri.., Il. ,s,a.,. i.,. i q
good clqqvf
Esery lady sloald l@.io;:gfo TO an ais.s
ery cl..h. Skill in drawing a beala l.
very desirable.
- rosve in the writ Jirretion.' rs
the MAJ, s.,id when he took up hi- per.
70 i.nf the subscription on biz letter
Al Arkansas girl refused to marry
Re, lovcr u,less be l.ei fniDtd some
heloie deed. lie eloped with her
mslbef.
-, - Instance, dog loses bis l,ast
au.i a p.o~ter loses mis- NAV, does Il
tial.. ORPHANS # theml
y i.ai--," ssss the writer, 'ig
lnatliei- rbchor" We have often no
tied ,i.at 'ie Irst thing they dds ts
weigh it.
III. voting lady ip the novel y 10
.'t,isg,e.i lightly do~n tbe stairs 10
'aes.f ier ioser, nsed court llssfer for
hef ifiafiey.
ai''.es have been discovered IN St.
Petersburg. As they are genuine ones
Il Is not likely that these will ever be
quoted on the market.
Perpetual motion Is perhaps IA o.
si3le IL obtain, bat you can approzi-
mate il b. putting boy On q cl ais II
fanera. .nd telling liin 70 ie still.
Baltimore .a.,ers are the iross sch.
Possessed Ia tie world. No mafget
what occurs, they contrive 10 look ss
though nothing had i,appes.eI.
'The strongest propensity Ia
wonians nature" SAYS careful student :.
Of the sex, Ia to want 20 know what Is
going on, and the next thing Is to l.oss
the job"
4 man ia the subur.s has fouisd -.
bed Of remarkably iiae clay on h $ prop,
erty, but Is undecided whether ia s'art
4 brick : arl or French candy shop.
The Boston ''Tfanscripts" faHas
mau attending the Protestant E:,i,.ssl.a
Church once, opened the pra, -ia,,l s.
and saw "collect" written 50 oEse,i Il..s
hc g"t up and left the church.
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IT was A BLIZZARD.

1t is an old remark, for some one,
when u colored person appears, 10 say,
81 guess we are yoing to have "A shower,
it is clouding up 50" There are very
few eolored persons but have heard
the remark, and they usually take no
exceptions to it unless it comes IN an
insulting manner Bat occasionally il
is not safe to make the remark The
other day respectable coloIed lady at
Waukesha, was passing by a hotel
when one of these smart fellows that
are too smart to live, wko stand on
corners to show their shape, remarked
to another so the lady could hear it,
81 guess we are going to have u
shower" He looked cunning when he
said it, and winked to his pard, but he
fore the smile left his face he felt as
though shower had come, accom-
panied by lightning. The insulted wo
man had turned about and slaw,et
him by the side of the head with III
fat of her hand and he thought Ia,
whole side of his face had caved in
He took himself 10y the side OF hi
pistol pecktt and walked himself ava
on run, and as he turned the corae
the lady sal "T'aint agoil,, to |,
no shower, honey. Ii is blizzard.
That slap has broke him ofsucking egg
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17
TINE NEAR.

o, near ones, dear ones! you in whose
right hands
Our own rests calm; whose faithful
hearts all day
Wide open wait, tin back from distant
lands
Thought, tho tired traveler, wends his
homeward way!
IIelpmates aud heartmates, g:addsners OF
gone years,
Tender companions of our serious day =.
Who color with your kisses, smiles aud
Lifo's warm web woven over wonted
ways.
o. shut the world out from tho heart you
cheer!
Though small the ei,ele OF your smiles
may be,
Tho world Is distant but your smiles are
near,
Which makes you more than all tho
world To mo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17
Poetry.
rnE ORIGIN or nav.

Before tho beginning of years.
There came 10 the making of inan
Tlmo, with gin of tears;
Grief, with glass that ran;
Pleasure, with pain for leaven;
Summer, with flowers that fell;
Remembrance fallen from heaven,
Aud madness rison from hell:
Strength, without hands TO smiie;
Love that endures for breath
Night, the shadow of light;
And life, the shadow of death.
And the high gods took In hand
Fire, and the falling OF tears,
And measure OF sliding sand
From under the feet of tho years,
And fro,h and drift OF the sea,
And dust OF the laborlng earth.
And bodies OF things 10 be
In tho honscs OF death and OF birth;
Aud wrought with weeping and laughter,
And fashioned with loathlng and love,
" ith llfe before aud after.
And death beneath and above,
For day and night and morrow,
hat Aho 5Aiutkth htt w uaudEulVt sIiau
With travail and heavy sorrow,
Tho holy spirit Of man.
From the wIndsof the north aud the south
They gathered n unto strifts
They breathed upon his mouth,
They iilled his body with life;
Eyosight and spooch they wrought
For tho wells of tho soul therein,
A time for labor and thought,
A time To serve and 10 sin;
They gave him light In his ways,
And love and n space Tor delight,
And beauty and length OF days,
And night and sleep in the night.
His speech IL q burning fire;
With his lips no travaiieth;
In his heart IL q blind desire.
In seyes foroknowledge;
He weaves and II clothed with derision;
Sows, and he shall not reap:
His life is watch or n vision
petween n sleep and q sleep.
"A. O. SiriaJmHe.
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Tmg RosE.

Though they whisper, he aud May,
I can hoar each word they say;
For I rest
Ciinging TO the ballroom's queen,
Mid the lace and silken sheen
At her breast.
"c,ve mo but that rose ofthine,
I ~ili build for II shrine
Near my heart
From my bed she draws me out,
For a moment seems In doubt
1'hcn We part.
In his waistcoat crushed / lie
Mid cigars and purse / die;
Fer the day,
Am forgotten, and, DER night,
Trophy or a conquest light,
Thrown away.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17
THE FIRST OF TmE sEAssx.

We've often thought OF sixty swears,
While climbing up the sixty stairs.
Our sanctum high 10 reach.
But yesterday We had been glad
If in that oft cussed flight there had
Been twenty stairs for each.
For yesterday we fired a man
Down that same flight OF stairs. You car
Just bet we made him sore,
On every step we made him screech,
And when the last one he did reach,
Wished there were fifty more.
Perhaps you'd rather like TO know
Why we hould treat the fellow so
Extraordinary rough:
The loathsome william we'll unmask,
First OF the season he to ask,
''Say, Is It hot enough 9'
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The Corvallis Fruit Co.

VIII purchase Plummer dried fruit at
full market prices;
viii send competent person TO advise
fruit growers as TO cultivation OF or addi-
tons TO orchards;
VIII supply fruit trees of approved sorts
at moderate prices;
Will sell Plummer Driers through Linn,
Benton and Lane counties.
Letters to be sent To Corvallis Fruit Com
pany. Corvallis, Benton County, Oregon,
WAELIS NASH, President.
JAaFS uENfMAH, Sec'y.
lsnl4r. !. isaN Nw0
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L.ARIAL
81 -OOD
POISONING,

Causing chiIl9 and Fever
Dumb Aguc, intermittent Re-
n1istonf and Typhoid Fevers,
Biliousness, Liver, Stomach,
ane Kidney disorders, and
many other ailments, destroy
lng tho health and lives OF
millions, Is driven out OF the
syStona, and radically cured
Isy tho use OF tho LION MA
LARA AND LIVER PAD and
CAGG.sCNsC BODY AND
FocTPLAsTERS, the cheap
OCT and only perfect treat
gseeas ioy tho Absorption prln.
ciplc. The PlaSters acting I'm
conIaactlcnW with the Pad up
o2 tho nerYo contoTs and re-
a1otc paTtS Of tho body, in abb
soToiag and thoroughly rid
d!Sgsl3 loystom from NJ ALA
RIA POISON.
Tho whole treatment, PAD,
BODY PLASTER and FOOT
EL LASTERS, all combined,
sold for Si.Oo tho cheapest
3ad 1a5k.oE1edy over discov-
asod, and . positive cure
guaranteed II worn accord
ias - directions. Remem-
t3or, pac', Body Plaster and
FOOT 2iasteTs, the whole,
STOP. Sold by all druggists,
o. .1siiod on receipt OF price
by
TnE LION EaEDIcINE CO.,
NEW YORK.
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Albany Bath House.

rsSHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
fully inform the eitiEens Of Albany and vi
sinity that have taken charge ofthis Establish
nsnt, and, by keeping clean rooms and payin
strict attention 20 business, expects to suit al
those who may favor US with their patronage
Having heretofore carried or nothing bat
Ffrst-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
we expects 20 give entire satisfaction TO al
ES- Children aud Ladies' Hair neatly Gu
nj shaa3 poned JOS WEBER.
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- Is AL sI.7 !
PLEASURE AND RECREATION /!

r +. Mcknight at I4swer Soda Springs.
on the ~antisui, - miles above Lebanon,
has Teiiited h- building and is now well
prepared 10 keep a limited number Of
guests. IIe has fac, clean, vsell-shaded
camp GROUND for the free use of campers,
and viii furnish hay for their horses for
- cts day.
Splendid fishing, beautiful scenery, dead
loads of blackberriea In season, and the
best soda water IN the state. 42m2
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70 He WORKING CLASS,

We arc now prepared to furnish I'll classes with
slant employment at home, the whole of the time,
Tor their spare moments. Business new, light and
profitable. Persons Of either easily from so
cents 10 - per evening" AMI pr0p0rti0nai sum BY
deyotng their whole time to the business. boys and
girls earn neary as much men. That all Who see
this notice may send their address and test the busi-
ness We make this offer To such not well sat
sed will send dollar t pay for the trouble of
wiring Full particulars and outfit free Address,
GKoacE sTlNsos Z Co., Portland Maine. 2yl
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elsnA 70 soo0o \ YEAn, Or 8 % 30 day

e1 saa TO $4,000 YEAR, or s. TO $40 day In
sD IJUU your own locality. No risk. Women do
as we'll rs men. Many make more than the amount
stated above. No fail 10 make money fast.
Any one can do the work You make from 30 cts
- 81 an hour by deYoting your evenings aud spare
time 10 the business IL nothing TO try the bus
mess Nothing like IL for money making offered
before Business pleasant and strictly honorable.
Reader f you want 10 know all about the best paying
business before the public send your address and
we will send you full particulars aud private terms
free samples worth - also yon can then make
mp yolir mind for yourself Address GEORGE STIN.
SOS Il Co, Portland Maine.
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nay wrrH lors OF TINE To- px:>..

lie had his hat in one hand and bis
IN Tie otner as bet ssk
down squarely in front of a giager ase
fuunt ia a drug stole yesterday. 0na
would have said lac was about ia mels.
but he wasn't the sort of n.al, 10 -
boxed mp in a hot day ~ any iu,sa-
dent action of his Own. IL. ianns.l S
with one hand aud momed ~,th de-
other, aud finally inquired;
.sls this root beeil'
No, si', this Is ginger al,l'
TEN cents per Glass;
'.No sir, it Is i've"
"Coldi"
"0h, yes
s'Made of gingelP
Certainly"
swell. suppose might try some
Is it healthy or unhes,iJhyq'
at is said to Lr sery healthyT'
"What organs does it seem to act
ont"
"Well, couldn't say"
That's unfortunate How DO You
know it wouldn't aggravate nv lung
trouble, or help along nay liver cum
plaint! Have you certificates from any
one it has helped or injnrrdf'
"No, sir"
Chats unlucky'
ssWill you have son,
'.Well, what do you thinks WI
it he perfectly safel''
81 think so.
.sThen might ey it. You ,.eedssk
draw but two cents worth eonsllerln:..
the circumstance"
"I-that Is We sell it far tiAe cents
per glass.
Very well-I won't take ans.
Have you any clear, cold wateiq"
Yes
..Thanks. Sorry to put you to any
troable, but | fell through hatehway
once 10y not making inquiries in time
That's too bad Ii you get It please
lay it aside until drop in. As TO Il
ginger ale-let's see. To-day is FRI
day. | may ass here about next
Thursday, and if do l suppose you
will still have it on draughtl"
Eyes SIR"
"And the price will be the same
"Yes."
"Very WELL have no doubt it Is 4
refreshing drink, and fully up 70 yonr
, guarantee, but there is no particular
hurry in the case-not the least |
; shall be in the city of and on about
! once week all summer and amy tine
. before cold weather will d,. 81 losr
+ to you. ."-Ex.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17
NEW YORK SHOPPING j!

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17

The compositor who set up line from
Burns. "Then gently skin thy brother
man." knew more about Wallstreet than
he did about poetry.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-17

VINES are said to extract 1rsssll lie
soil only about three-fuurshs q
Quantity of potash and pnoSi.hnrie
acid which the cereals take mp.