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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21
CHICAGO. November 2o.-The Dror.r's Joarnn! re.

CHICAGO. November 2o.-The D.orer's Jourua! re.
lIoss-Rcceipts 9Oso head; shipments ., 100 head.
lle1land gO9o, market active and &c lower: mixed
St00ai 50. . -. r. ''"NiN'l "-''"
Cattle Receipts IS 900 head: .hlrmen.s,, scoh.ad,
Market active and lec higher NIL round; good to
s.; hulcllrrs nctiye md higher: cows S!nlNt 10:
cults $! loaa 25 mi, cd mainly $! JOa5 q: slo:lcfs
anil fecdcs 50 9aai 90. ~ ~ IL - - :
sheep-ls, ce!pt. :, 100 head; shipments none. Dc.
$ q: medium to good s. 5ca, OO;cholcc 10 extra
81 40ai Gu. ',' lf'fsI = - =
l,ri.!.h cable adyIces quote good stears at 16Hc:
estimated dead weight, sheep l9c. IT71I' ~
GiSeiSSaTt November en- SoEco:on demand fair
81 S5Ai Go incy s. 75as %. Wheat; No, rod viii.
Ter ,a7Ho snat: 300 hid N9vCmher; Q9Tc lid L.
femher: a9c 6ld la1N9ry; Ieceints 1000 bushels:
561sc bid December: 5G1sa561c year; Sc bid Jan.
unry. Oats, demand fair and market tirn al SVc
spot SSttc Nay. Rye, quiet at G3c. Barley quIcl:
S1 u s Mo IdSar a fS9k dH Hns INA
Whlaky. active and firm al 81 H. Butter. s,eaJy:
choice Western Reserve &c; choice centmlIoLlo &c.
Lfnsccd oil steady Al 50l52:. - ~"
ToIEDo. Soyember :o.-"he,at. opened dull and
clot cd firm; No. 2 red spot 9slsc: November oS.c
bid; December 9S113c year 9Shc;, Jnu,larr 81 vIE
Corn, s,eaLy: his6 mi ed 7ic; IL. spot 7ie. M,
TGnhet iCf b!u; icLr 5iN7; May b5tSQ. Closed
qsho I'D: ys5Ee bid December 0s9 e ycas: asSc lid
year 9sHc sked January: 81 Of lid. Corn e.s,icS;
No. . spot 7?c November 69c bid; year &c lid:
january 5S7tc BID. Oats. quiet and weak: No SPOT
or November size December s7lc; YER ~ &, "
l,nl.ed certificates veal, closing al 81 Tx; refined
14aTHp ior i:hliadelphia delivery. Al thG fytes:
noon Session TIC m,rke, opened luil and weak
With sIlesa. sil9.. i son after, ,eeoverel from
Tho leelne and dnrins The rest Q! The session was
quoted at 81 liz, closing at that. Trading through.
out the day was very light. the aggregate Mslai
smopn'ng tponlly gaa0p barrels. y ,'sI
East LlaRf. Pa, November % Ca tie. necclpts
/ than last week. fNs.g'tl r73i1F -, -
Hogs Receipts ., eco head Market active; rhlla.
delphas s6.oa.go Baltlmorcs. none wanted; lest
Workers 81 toaG el; common q 3aidtq. 49,, 80 -
TlYusvlLLg, tx, Noyeia6cr el.-ic,toleum-
optlied at q Tvs; highest 81 2l1 lowest ii lS:
closed ut 81 l1H:: shipments Saturday and SUNDAY
74;G9s barrels; charters do none runs loo,1ls bar
.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21
PONDS EXTRACT co.,

IA West 18th St., New York.
Full line OF above preparations displayed
IN one OF Ponds Extract Co. s Show Gases in d
sold by Logan & Co.. , 053 MUM Street, Wheel.
Ing; also by c. Moenkemoeiier, corner Market
ind TwentV.scconlS irccta Centre Whnelinn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

"OSE must be poor to know the luxury Of
giving" That may be SO, but we think any.
body can enjoy the luxury Of giving his fel.
low.sulitrer n bottle OF Or. Bulls Cough
Syrup TO cure bis cough, U.Iu III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

Chicago Tribune. s"i @ IN.
Governor Stephens wants 10 be called
"A!ister Thomas Jefferson wanted to be
called "Tom." Ex-Nlinister Schenck want
ed 10 he called when he had three aces.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

A sure cure for Blind Bleeding, Itching and
liberated Piles has been discovered by DR..
William, ian lndi.n remedy called DR.. vii.
liam 5 Indian Ointment. A single box has
cured the worst chronic cases OF TWENTY-FIVE
years standing. No one need suffer five min.
itcs after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment nb.
serbs the ts!n.ors, allays the intense itching,
particularly at night after getting warm ii
bed. acts as Il poulticp, gives instant and
painless relief, and is prepared only for Piles,
else: ''S''' 20
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re-.
cept OF price, 81 %.
For sale BY J. y. Slirk, also Chas. Aloenkc.
,4noeller, Wheeling, and L. X. McConahey,
H'iuScl'or', v. hSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

Go TO your druggist for Mrs Fscen,an's
New National Dyes. For brightness and dur.
ability OF color are unequalcd. Color from
two TO five pounds. Directions In English
and German. Price 10 cents. lni 4 INV u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

ai"rsfor!'s Acid rhosp',ute-A Valuable
Nerve Tonic.
Dr. c. c. olaistead, Milwaukee, Wis, says:
Il have usetlitin my practice ten years, and
consider ita valuable nerve tonic" TtlIsXw
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LEGAL NOTICES, ~
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
~ County cirn!i Court. Soyembc. Rules, 1859.
Amelia ssa; !; s vssh Gamer, Tor D'vo'ss


TIC blHte OF WCNt VIrgInIO, M -|I u N -T n
~. 10 the sheriff oiohIo County, Greeting
=, We command you that yon summon Amelia +,
A. the Clerks Oflcc Of Tho Circuit Court OF phIn
Gonnty q! Rifles 10 be held for the ald Court, on
ne INST Monday In November, 1852, TO answer tli
n ehSnesry exhibited against her In the said Court
Witness: Samuel y. McColoch, Cle,k OF our mid
Snnrt, az tho Court House Of said County in ihe
Clty 81 wheeling, the lst day OF November, iss9.
ylnia. - - ''N f N'".' ~. V "'Ss f"''
A Cnny '.u..H.l : IT. ..#. .|H|.'| ..H
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Nniiu.. illn HHnnfu

Il. Gibbs, 81 EuGalo, New Work, writes;
.'Hearing your Busdock Blood nilieu iayor.
ably spoken Of, T was induced to watch their
effects, and find that in chronic diseases Of
the blood, LIVER and kidneys, your bItters
have been siSnally marked with success. ]
have used thtlh myself with lest resslt,, !or
torpility OF the liver; and in the case Of "a i
friend Of mine suffering from dropsy, the
effect was marvellous" Price 81 90, IS. pkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

Din. HAETMAN's book on the "llls OF Life"
and how to cure them, given by any drug.
gist selling peruna. r.. f5'sa.'' n Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

FoR lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. gss NJ
i Sn.LoH's Cough and Consumption Cure is
sold by us on . guarantee. 1:c..cs coNsump-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

PHILADELPHIA, November eo-r1our, dull and
G2j: Pennsylvania extra family ST T5ai "a. 0Sin
20 s. So Minnes9tn patent process s. 25a7 IS. Rye
flour. demand fair and market firm Il; ST a5Si $5I
Wheat, opened Hc lower, reacted slightly ind
:: RID November 81 OiNal u: DcecmEsr 81 ST. os%a
al w: January $! lQIal l09. February 81 TX
III IT'S Corn, options easy; local lots dull; saii
n MI sshs4s31s December G7haGSLc: January
lower No. mixed IKE No. s white ,9iso.: No'
white 5QHc lIoylsions. firm: mess beef si7 o a
|! 70; mess purk 81 Oua9 %: prime mess Sci sou
y oo; smosed hams 5o,l55o Lard. steady; kct
moderate demand; western extra ooSs:;0s; good Ia
choice .5a2.c. Eggs. sttAdy ut 30lIlc Cheese
steady ut Salic. Petroleum nomiunlly unchanged,
Whisky ilfM, ID -. -rl7' - '''eN'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

Compliment to IN l:>tcenc,l Cote,npo.
rury. ......I
Brooklyn EAglc. g#..H ~
II Ieckin' it's Vanderbilt, hisself," said
an urclln 10 q group Of comrades who
gathered around to hear his story OF man
who bad Just been rescued from drowning.
why 10 yer think so ?" asked one Of
them. " go N''0 y
Cos saw i'm give the TELLER What haul
cd I'm out quarter" I-I. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

!, TIE most wonderful blood purifier in the
World-eraiiea!t trtry iaint--S s. S. -.....- :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

(, OSE HUNDRED noLLAIs regard for bette,
remedy. Williams lndinn Pile ointmVat Il
asure cure Tor fiisa :tlxw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21
SAMUEL Il. MccoLLocH, clers.
J. Henry vOchl Va, Amelia +. rochl.

uhe defendant herein will take notice that ,ho
W r' ,' OF Ernest fauc. Caroline Nulermcyrr.
en- Glee o. q )orlan, No. 1905 ChaplInc Street, in
lne wy OF heelMg, In tho state OF est VlIpiuim
S Sn, inc INC = h DAY oF pEGEMBER, a. D.. ISL
ee."etn mo ioin OF o'clock A. y. and o'clock
cause on lslali Of snil complainant. and Il from
III; cause the taking a the sud- DISPOSITIONS SINH
no oS commenced or being commenced shall mol
MI, ' nGeu on That DAY, the ueing Of the same
shall be completed, 2, =, I' '"''''
n,r J. HENRY vOEHL.
AltnfNnv mil .att
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

SHlIon's Vitali=er Is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness aud
oil symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS
cents per bottle. ~ n
CEour, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
immpaiDtely relieved by shiloh's Cure.
Sold ny y. hoctlng, Gsentr under Odd Eel.
lows Hall, and by r. II. List, 1910 Main
street. 40 .yis .35Fn rowntw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

T.. . J.. = . !.
ruHMc SCHOOL, MANAGEMENT ARrAIGyrD.
But ] shall probably be better under.
stood il | descend Il little now to politicians.
| arraign, therefore, the present manage.
ment OF our public schools upon the charge
and specifications following: There is 100
much machinery; too much rote work;
TOO much memorizng and loo little free
thought; loo many studies; too many haurs
srcpt in study; too many examinations
too much mes!sl excitement and high
pressure; too mich night study; TOO
much exhaustion; too much danger, to ~.
tnre health and happiness, especially Of
the gcn,ler scxl and, to gum up all in one
word, which does not embrace thu hail.
too much disqualification OF females for
the duties OF future maternity and house.
keeping, dmacs from manly, large and
libera! isIe%a IN transacting the business
81 have but one further suggestion, and
that is, if there must be, in the opinion OF
those having the management, u certain
amount 0: study accomplished by each
pupil in given time, let that amount be
limited; il home stuly,and night study, 10
!t.ousAt Hiulspchs"ple, especially lot Inc
higher divisions, then there should be less
time spent in tic sehool.room-aud this is
when the cxac,lon Of tho Koard becomes
too severe. Much OF The ,ime-I may say,
most Of tho time-spent in tho school.
,aom, is devoted to recitation, ut least in
the higher divisions; so TINT there is really
but little time left for study. Then the
children should have more time for study
and scscseatior at hope. 4 sl5g 4.;5,S a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21
NORTH WHEELING LOTS.

NVNli WHEELING LOTS.
Annie +. Palmer ctAl, In chaucery In the
Mary R. PAUL. ct al. whec i .o"'' Oh
By virtue OF too DEGREES III said caun entered
HoVember2l, 1917, and November i, 1851 viii. on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ~, 1852,
ie court House Of Ohio county, sell nj public S.
tlon 70 mo highest bidder, the following bronrIv
on me east side OF Main street. hciug parts az ,s
o. anu w. beginning Oh Main street al The no,ih,
west corner OF the brick building known on Caih.
atlne sockTan's. thence with Main stree. north IN
eet thehee by m even width IS2 feet 10 the casl.
crn line OF mid lots. n y, - N S"'''
', s Sai! property Is known as the FOURTH PRES,
" EhlAN CAURCll PROPERTY, and viii IL,
sou III one or ihOre parcels. - "', w
1IhNs OF s4Ls-3aet0utth OF the p,tchn,c
money anu ~ much more as tho purchaser may
eieet 70 pay In c,li, and the residue In three e0al
annual payments with Interest thereon nom div NJ
a.le. tle purchaser to give notes with good pclstnai
security LOT the deferred payments, AID The tlr IN
~ retained until paymeAt In full Of the r,ifrllase
i"o"e!' r.aE A. J. CLARKE,
~ ,,r. Special Commissioner.
'- u AtEYEy, Aact|8neef. =. w.
i; ThoS; N. Darr~ll, Clerk OF the Municipal Court
~ wheeling. certify that bond and security have
o ni gwen by aid Special Commissioner W re.
Oc3.T TIlOS NJ DAppA,t f,,.,t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

THAT hacking congh can be quickly cured
by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. a1.
WILL you suffer with Dyspepsia md Liver
Complaint? Shiloh's Titalizcr Is guaranteed
to cure Yuu ~ w. ", " -. -. u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21

SLEErLEss nights. made miserable by that
terrible cough. shilohs Cure is the remedy
for you. rE5' M -.
CArAERu cured, health and sweet breath Sc
cured by shiloh's Cahrrh Remedy. Price so
cents. Nasal Injector free. 5T5I1
Sold by n booking, agent, Under Odd Fell
lows Hall, and by r. II. list, 1910 ,iain
street. 5g- E0WDkW q
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They relieve tie cngorgcti Eiyer, cleanse
the SIOG1 FROM pOis0ncus eiu,nors, f:nd
oMi which no one cars feel we'll. -
Try this remedy CARLY, and y0u will GAIN
healthy S:EcHttcE, Vigorous Body. Puye
blood, Etrons Serscs, mad I, SOund Liver.
Price. 35 Gents. Office. ~ i2Grrny ST., Il. L.
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CHILDREN Sor MADE or inox. q.

II should be remembered that their bones
aud sinews, nerves and muscles arc not
made OF iron. When the schools are dis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA

n, q -. J. HENRY VOEHI..
-. -. Q. 9ohDAS, ms Attorney. 0s nOlt.tu
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-09-07
No Charity There.

The committee on the sick of the
Detroit Lime Kiln Club reported that
Brother General Jackson Cox had sent
for them on the previous evening, and
they had arrived at his cabin in a one
horse wagon to find him out of his
mind and evidently drawing near
deaths door. They recommended that
lie be allowed five dollars from the re-
lief fund, and that two members be de-
tailed to sit up with him.
Brudder Cox didn't send fur me"
observed the President, as he placed
the report on the window-sill, where it
would blow into the street, "but I
went over dar' jist the same. 1 arrove
day bout half all hour arter de COM
mittee left, an foun' de gineral lickin'
de chill'en wild one han an eatin' cold
con beef wild de odder His mind had
got back, an so had his ole woman, an
de way she was rakin' him down made
me weak in de knees. Doorin' de ar
ternoon de gineral had eaten two uarts
of hucklebsrries, a cherry pie, loaf
of bread, TO- billed aigs an due guam
tity of sassage, an, de strain on his
constitushun was a leetle too much.
He won't git any relief heah, an de
mex time he shows up in dis hall lie
gwine to talk to him in a way dat will
make him lose SIX pounds of fat in fl We
minits."
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-09-07
Upsetting an Inkstand.

A man may be cool as an icicle under
extraordinary circumstances of danger
or excitement; he may preserve an even
mind when ghost comes into his room
at midnight; he may assume command
and act nobly and well when the ship is
sinking; but let that man, let any man,
upset his inkstand, and he springs to
his feet, makes a desperate grab for
the inkstand and knocks it half way
across the table, claws after his papers
and swoops them through the sable
puddle to save them, tears his white
silk handkerchief from his pocket and
mops up the ink with it, and after he
has smeared the table, his hands and
his lavender trousers with ink, as far as
it could be made to go, discovers that
early in the engagement he knocked
the inkstand clear off the table, and it
has been draining its life-ink away all
that time in the centre of the only light
figure in the pattern of the carpet.
Then he wonders why a man always
makes fool of himself when he upsets
a bottle of ink. He doesn't know why.
Nobody knows why. But every time
it is so. If you don't believe it, try it,
Burlington HaaUkeye.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-09-07
Dashing Her Hopes to the Ground.

The soft, balmy, spice-laden breeze
blew with fitful gusts across the roman
tic clam shelled shore of Coney Island.
The sea-gulls appeared to be whispering
tales of love to their mates as they, with
gladstone cries, skinned over the sun
lit, dancing waves above the merry
sharks swimming gleefully to and fro,
on the lookout for unwary bathers.
Dizzy walters dived here and there Like
things of life, laden with glasses filed
with a mysterious, sea-like foam, as
Birdie McGuiness and Harold de Shaugh-
messy promenaded arm in arm along
the beach, the very picture of love and
happiness.
But Harold's mind was not impressed
by the beautiful surroundings. A
shadow was upon his countenance, and
his baseball nine moustache twitched
nervously. 1t was only one short week
before that he had detected Birdie car
riage-riding with his avowed rival, and
he had sworn revenge.
"Birdie," he whispers in his chrome
accents, as baleful smile lights up his
countenance, "Come, we shall have ice
cream and as Birdie lisps, "Oh, Har-
old, you are just too too," he draws her
unresisting form to his side and waltzes
her off to the nearest creamery.
As Birdie prepares to seat herself,
hard, stony glare enters the eyes of
Harold, as he shlilly whispers, "Birdie,
have lost my pocket-book," and he
turns and walks away with sardonic
grin upon his face, as Birdie, with
wild, maniacal shrek that meits all the
ice cream in the refrigerators, falls a
senseless mass, woman wrecked for
life
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-09-07
A Large Mushroom.

Natural scientists will be puzzled to
account for freak of vegetation which
came to light at the old Niagara eleva-
tor, in Buffalo. A vigorous and per-
fectly-formed mushroom was observed
pushing its way upward through the
hard asphalt flooring, where the tread
of employees and the. traffic of wheels
have been incessant for years. George
Nilsson, one of the foremen, was the
first to discover it. He says his atten-
ton was drawn to slight bulge in the
pavement covering space of about a
square foot. There seemed to be some
thing underneath powerful enough to
break the admantine surface into score
of crooked pieces. By noon, or less
than six hours after this, the bulge had
risen at least an additional inch.
Taking one of the pieces out of
the mound, Mr.. Nilsson saw the
cause of the unusual occurrence to
be a mushroom. 1t is perfectly de-
veloped, with stem two inches in
thickness, and very wide cap. No
break exists anywhere else in the floor
nor is there any possible chance for the
insertion of mushroom seed about the
spot. As botanists claim that six weeks
only are required to produce fungus
of this sort, and as the present speci-
men tastes fresh and edible, the per-
picking question arises, How did the
thing get there? The pavement is in
two layers. The upper layer is seven
inches thick, and was laid hot, rolled
down and thoroughly cooled four years
ago. Beneath it is the old layer of six
inches of tar and gravel, forming the
bed of the upper stratum. The soil,
therefore, is some thirteen or fourteen
inches below the surface,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-09-07
A MOVing-Day Thief.

The ordinary terrors of "moyine-
day" are a quite sufficient infection.
one would suppose, but New York fam.
lilies while changing tenements often
suffer the loss of goods by actual plum
derers almost under their very eyes.
The sneak-thieves know their game, and
will sometimes personate the owner him.
self with success. Says the Herald.
A Mrs. N recently moved, her
working force consisting of herself, her
daughter and new servant girl. Mrs.
n and her daughter superintendent
the removal of the furniture, the SER
want being sent to the new house Just to
receive the furniture as it came in.
While the servant was assisting at an
unloading an elegant gentleman entered
the house.
"Ah, my wife's (Mrs. N-'s) furni-
ture. Correct" he exclaims.
Making some remarks on the various
pieces of furniture, and ordering the
servant to arrange the furniture thus
and thus, the servant obeying the ele-
CANT gentleman's orders, of course, and
the truckman imagining, naturally, that
everything was as it ought to be.
Among the articles unloaded was a
superb French clock. "Ahl this needs
repairing =! will take it round the cor
ner at once and getit attended to before
my wife comes. She will be surprised
and pleased to see il repaired" And off
the considerate husband and elegant gen.
tleman started with the clock.
Needless to say Mrs. N was sur
prised, though she was not pleased.
Her husband had been dead for years,
and the French clock has not yet re-
ceived the necessary repairs.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1882-09-07
A Matter of Debt.

There are people in the world who
really feel that they ought to pay their
debts, and who are sometimes troubled
by their inability to do so. 1t always
seemed to us, however, that clearer in
sight into human affairs should teach us
that when we owe man some money
and cannot pay it the heaviest end of the
sorrow naturally falls on him, not on us.
We have the article bought and have en-
joyed it, but he, poor fellow, is doubly
minus, for he is minus what he sold and
also his pay for it. Our grief to his is
the grief OF regret in comparison with
the grief of lean pocketbook, and in
these enlightened days when science
proves conclusively that conscience is
merely matter of education, or posi-
bly, only prejudice, most men become
devotees of science and allow religion to
look out for itself. Sheridan had hap
by way of looking at debt. When
some one who was more impertinent
than courteous asked him how he man
aged to buy so many expensive things
he naively replied: "Why, order them
at the shop, and the shopkeeper puts
something down in book. I believe
and once in a while speaks to me about
it, and that's all know"