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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-29

When no more bills come forth Bennett
stopped and went away. Peter asked
some of the members what he had best
do with his hat full of money. He was
advised to ask Mr.. Bennett the next
time he came whether he had not
given HIM by mistake more than he
had Intended. So the next day when
Bennett appeared he said to him:
"Mr. Bennett, l think you gave me
more. Of New Years present than you
intended last night"
Bennett looked at him for a few Sec
onds, not having the glimmer of an
idea Of how much he had given, or
whether he had given anything at all:
"How much did | give you, Peter?"
"Eight hundred dollars, SIR"
The position was delicate one, but
not so much to a man with an income
Of million a year as to an ordinary
mortal. "That was the amount L III
tended for you, Peter" said Bennett
without sign Of annoyance.
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Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense
OF weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection OF the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times, symp-
toms of indigestion are present as tatu-
ency, uneasinesS Of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing a
very disagreeable itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, is very
common attendant. Internal, External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the APP
plication Of DR.. Sosanko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense
itching and etfeCting a permanent cure
whese al other remedies have failed. DO
not delay until the dram on the system
produces permanent disability, but try 1t
and De cured. Price, so cents. Sold by A.
T. Young, c. Moenkemoeller and Logan &
IN wholesale AGENTS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-29
ON THE B. AND o.
Opening OF the Deer Park and Oak.
land Season.

opening Oh the Deer A'dTh uuu van
land Season.
The opening of the Deer Park and
Oakland season has been fixed on the
18th of June, and it is needless to make
note of the delightful pleasure summer
visitors find at these famous resorts.
Suffice us to say that this year will en-
coed all others Ill point of complete,
comfortable, cOmplaisant and COM
petitive arrangement. The grounds
are being beautitied emulOus of the
surroundings of the finest parks, and
both houses are in course of thorough
renovation for this, the grandest
season in promise ever known at
these delightful mountain sum-
mer resorts. Deer Park is
i'm charge of Mr.. Walker, formerly of
the GilSey House, New York, and one
of the very best hotel men in the great
metropolis, q fact that insures satisfac.
ton to visitors there, while Oakland
has been leased to the renowned Welck-
er, of Washington. ID. c., whose house
in Washington is the favorite resort of
the President, Cabinet officers, Foreign
ministers, and other men of note when
dining out, and his presence at Oakland
is guarantee of entertainment never
before equalled at the already, favorite
mountain summer resort. The music
will be better. and everything about
Deer Park and Oakland will be con-
Quoted with one principal object i'll
view-the pleasant and agreeable en-
tertainment of the guests Excursion
tickets will be put on sale June LIST from
all points on the Il. Il O. r. r. Good
to return till October 5lst.
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FROM BLONDE TO BRUNETTE.
Pickle Fashion Toying With Both
Compilations.


The MYSTERIOUS origin and quick diff
fusion of the DEGREES of fashion are past
finding out, says the New York Eren-
ina Post. The silent forces of nature,
by which the frigid and sometimes re-
pulsiYe forms of winter are changed
into scenes of vernal life and beauty,
are as unknown and unknowable as are
the sources of the unwritten laws which
hold despotic sway in fashions world.
By seeking one can rarely find out
whence they come, by what mental
process they are evolved, or the caprlceS
or necessities, real or tanclful, when
call them into being. But no enemy's
stronghold, no wrong of the ages, no
malign system of oppression, no heresy
or schism was ever aSSailed with less
hone of successful encounter than are
the edictS which fashion fOrmulates for
the guidance of her subjects and vota-
ries. One would say that in our own
country, or III England, thing oil
beauty-univerSallys regarded-would
ALWAYS be reckoned beautiful; that
natural gifts of form and feature would
always maintain their places as graces
unchanged by the vagarleS or ViclSsl-
tudeS of Ia mode. But the news comes
to- us from over the sea that there is to
he this season an entirely new style of
beauty. \ correspondent of a proml-
nent English journal says: 1.-The girls
with ruddy locks or the golden hair
and the Saxon skin that have
held their sway so long, will have
to abdicate their throne to their darker
haired sisters. So fashion has decreed,
ond whom fashion does decree q thing
the result is malterable as \ general
election. To be in the fashion to-day
YOU must have dark hair, dark-blue
eyes, not a particle of color, but with
lips as red as a cherry. fail to see how
these varied requirements are to be
met, but they will be met, l feel sure,
and that this new vagary of fashion
will he a source of rejoicing to many
girls, who, for the last few years. be-
cause Of their dark hair, have been
quite surpassed and over ruled by the
blonde-haired maidens-Of that there
can be no doubt"
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parrOIenm1.

OIL CRY, Nay observation-disclosures
at 81 OsH; close 4 at 81 OSM. Transactions
4,636OO barrels from 81 O7A to 81 oJSs.
TIrrsvILLE, May S.-Petroleum-Opene |
at 81 O.; highest 81 09iG; lowest 81 OK;
closed at 81 0S5o; charters 17i6O. Ship.
ments los, $50; runs S5,S24.
BRADFORD, May %. - Petroleum-Ex-
ci, ed but firm, and under heavy selling
opens at 81 %; highest 81 U93s; lowest
81 O7]a; closing at 81 Q>',; Clearances
Az 900 barrels; total runs Sturdy aud
Sunday $3.50 barrels; total shipments
lUS,9S2 barrels; charters l. ,46S barrels.
PIrTsBr RGH May IS Petroleum-Active;
United certificates irregular and closed at
81 OS1sc; refined 719@72sc for Philadel-
phia delivery. The afternoon session
was irregular and fairly active opened
sales at 81 90: declined TO IL OK adj
var CCd to 81 % and closed at 81 0SH;
sales and resales 100000 barrels.
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Sale OF u Valuable
Ohio County Farm.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED Or TRUST
ID made by Percgrine whitman To the IN;
designed, trustee, dated on the lst day ~
February, lSsS, and recorded IN the one" of
the clerk OF the County Court of OHIO county.
West Virginia, In decd OF trust book No. ",
on page ~, 10 secure To Thomas " Wins,
The Exchange Rank OF wheeling. Inc na ,hs
PAYMENT OF certain sums of money men
tiencd tn, rein, ! Will on
THURSDAS, JUNE :, ls.L
commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. n, sell nj public
auction, on the premises, to the highest and
best bidder. eli That tract ~ lhhh situate On
the waters of MaGraws run, la Liberty dis.
tTiCt III Ohio county, West virginia, when II
bounded as follows: Beginning A. syca'
moro on Magraws run. corner Ia James oas.
ton, thence mp said run n. .. y. sSi0
n. - r. % i-lco poles 10 line Of J.
v Chambers and corner IN Thomas
Wins and J. d. Whitman; thence along J. ID.
M W. y 5S.I0p poles; thence N. ~ W.
~, poles slonE a private road; THENCE nions
said road \. ~ W, lOpoles; Thence n - W.
lspoes; thence n ~ W R&S pole ,n"n.c
thence X. ~, W. ~ - poles; thence =. :,
W. ~, polest u chestnut; thence y. w.
:? pole; thence >. w: ". pole, , ,nsnos
along said road 4. H,S u. 50 poles: thence
l2h,' f. ). poles 10 n stone, corner To Edward
Kay; thence =. 10 l.. 10 poles: thence = =
W. 10 iG i p"s'a 70 me OF r rs To- stone
corner Ia e. q. W'ilhamS lot; thence along
his line =. ~ T., q g.IU ROLES; thence :. u.
Il coles: licences. ~ W. ii3.5 poles 10 Inns
OF EDWARD Ray; thence with hrs iiucS. So u.
% lT.iO0 poles; thenceH. II =. 81 70 lUpolcS To
lire Of Morrow Gibson thence with his line 3
~ F.67 u LOO poles 90 line OF Jas CASTOR thencs
along hts line n. y T.. 5? Oi.l00 poles; thence
=. ~ r. III I2.iG poles TO Wild cherry thence
n T. D. loo poles 30 tho beginning. con-
iaining Two Hundred and Fifteen (2ljl aero.
more or less, being the farm on which said
Per, crime whitman now resides.
Terms Of Salts-One third OF tho pufchHss
money and a. much more m the purchaser
may elect 10 pay, In cash. and the re'iius IN
two equal annual paymsnta, win ihtofest
his notes, with good security, for hedrfet!ei
payments. and The !ogal tue 70 be te,aln NJ
further security until the payment oi W:
purchase money In full. The titie " Aaid
property In believed 70 be perfect, bat, A"lIins
~ trustee shall convey only SUCH iiue =. 10
I.F. JONES.
my7i,g IfGsps.
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He-ala Bennetts Eecentricities.

One New Years day Bennett arrived
at the Union Club towards night, hav-
ing made many calls. He sat down in
a chair and observing that some men,
bers of the club were presenting Peter,
the venerable porter Of the club, with
IS bills as New Years presents, he call
ed him over and fishing down into one
of his pockets brought up a bill.
'Peter, my friend" he said without
looking st the bill, "take that"
"Tbank you, sir, said Peter, his eyes
glistening at the sight of so bill.
Bennett gazing at him for second,
said sleepily, "wait Peter" and diving
down into another pocket brought up
another bill.
''Take that, Peter"
This performance went on for fully
five minutes. Every time that the
sstonished Peter attempted to retire he
was called back, and the presentation
of every kind OF bill from 81 TO so went
on to the amusement Of the spectators.
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LIVE sTOCH.
New York.

New YoRK, May 2S.-Beef-Rec eipts 8, $50
head, making II, $50 head for the week
market fair; common to strictly prime
steers sold at IS 40@7 90 per cwt. live
weight; tops 81 05@I0 90; 8 carloads dis.
tillery ted steers sold at SIS 40@6 80; export
ers used so carloads. Shipments to-day l3l
live cattle, $50 live sheep; for week ended
Saturday, Isis live cattle, 6,7SS beef, 3Ss
live sheep, 600 carcasses mutton.
Sheep - Receipts 1900 head, making
80, $50 head for the week: market firm
common to choice clipped sheep S. 00@T 90
per cwt.; common TO good spring lambs
81 50@l0 so per cwt. -.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head, making 20. GAG
head Tor the week; live hogs slow at 81 80
@s 90 per cwt. . ...
CHICAGO, May 2S.-The Drovers' Jour
nal reports: Hogs-Receipts 1900 head;
shipments 1900 head. Moderately active,
but lower; mixed Sc 1907 10; heavy s. 10.
O. so; light Sc SlCd7 so; skIps So 3715@6 80.
Cattle-Receipts 1880 head; shipments
! 300 head. Fair, moderately active
and firm; not quoted; exports S. 95G6 Is;
good to choice shipping S. 6095 50; COM
mon to fair S. 0O@5 50.
sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
100. Many of poor quality; active prices;
WeuheE Oh low, common 10 lar % OJVD
SO; good s. so: choice S. IS.
The Drovers' Journal Liverpool reports:
Stock trade, both cattle and sheep. slow;
prices steady; choice American steers l5c
per pound estimated dead weight; sheep
lac. per pound.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, May 2S.-Cattle-Receipts
1918 head. Market slew at about last
weeks prices.
Hogs-Receipte 1910 head, Market ac-
tive, Phiadelphias s. 5091 60; Workers
s. 25Gj1 So.
Sheep-Receipis 1900 head. Market firm
at last weeks closing prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May 2S.-Live Hogs-Quiet;
common and light S. 0097 90; packing
and butchers 81 7j@7 40; receipts, $500
head shipments, 1900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-29

Dillon now at Chicago saying all Difficult.
ties between the Union Pacific aud Den;
yer and Rio Grande, which had threatened
an era of rates, had been amicably settled.
maintained until the last half hour and
the market closed generally fraction
lower on the general list thaneon Saturday.
night. st. Paul cloeed rs per cent lower
than on Saturday, Manitoba 13s per cent,
burlington and Quincy 4 per cent, Union
Pacific Il per cent, Northern = per cent
Lackawana per cent, L. & P, = per cent,
NhIthern Pacific. preferred. Is per cent
Jersey Central y per cent, Central PACING
x per cent, Lake Shore Il per cent, anu
the rest of the market smaller tracnon'
Mar ket closed weak. ... - .
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rOnsuuptfOn.

Consumption is often the result OF not
curing a cough or cold at the proper time.
PEOPLE seldom realize their mistake until
thee have fallen victims to this terrible dis
ease. when it often proves too late. Take
advice. and when troubled with coughs,
colds, asthma, whooping cough, Group, in.
fuenza, bronchitus pains in the chest and
ali diseases Of the throat and lungs, use
Or. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, an
infallible remedy for the above named
diseases. Ask your druggist for it. price
soc. Sold by A. T. Young, c. Moenkemil-
Ter and Logan & Co. q.
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THE INVINCIELE TRUTH: LET Us
STAND By II. AND IT ALONE.
Fxperience OF Mr. Isaac Milligan. Of
No. I37 South Main street, PrOyi.
hencp H. L.

dence. X. L.
"About seven years ago, says Mr.. MiLllgan,
az was sick long time and endured great
suffering nearly all the long period OF my ILL
ness. / called TO my assistance the best med
ical adviser that | could obtain, and tried his
prescriptions thoroughly without getting re-
lieved from my suffering. My life was get.
ting very wearisome, and my sulferings in
creasing; especially the severe pains in my
back had increased to such an extent that
could nof stand up TO work at my business,
and the pains would dart from my back
through my bladder ami the region OF my
groinS, and were so intense and weakening
that felt could not live long in this condi-
ton. AS had become convinced that my
sickness resulted from Kidney Disease, | de-
ci ded TO try Hunts Remedy, and had taken
only bout half lottle before began to i'm
prove, and was relieved Of the dreadful back
ache and pains in the bladder and groins,and
was soon atle to stand up to my bench again
and attend to my work ~ well as ever; and
y
no return OF my tronble until few weeks
ago, after getting up from an attack OF fever,
some OF the old pains in my back came on
but took Hunts Remedy again and IT ban.
ished them at once, and am new well and
attending TO my business. When told my
doctor had been cured by Hunts Remedy,
ue replied that he had used II and knew 1t TO
be an excellent medicine. l have recon-.
mended Hunts Remedy to my friends, and
il has given entire satisfaction, and cheer
fully recommend 1t TO all who have Kidney
or Bladder trouble"
LIFE IN DANGER.
This is the fact concerning every man, wo-
man and child who has in the body the seeds
of kidney. bladder, liver and urinary disease
from which may spring Brights disease OF
the kidneys. Such prospect is simply terri
bel and 1t is the duty Of everyone to be rid OF
the danger at once. To do this infallioIy use
Hunts Remedy, the great kidney and liver
medicine.
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FOR SALE.
. Zee
ROLF FORTY

HAVE FOR SALE ABOUT FORTY
rIeces OF city property, ranging In rg.cc
from so Ia sl5,h0. Two brick houses on
MIN street; tLr,e brick houses on Market:
thr.a frames and one brick on Chaaline: two
bricks on Eofi. two bricks on jacob: three on
ScN, ntcenth two on Fourteenth two on Six
ieonth two on Thirteenth eight or ten hopsrt
ON the Island. Also. IN farms within six
miles OF " heeling. W. \. Hu rhlSS,
Real Estate Agent
mnie IS Twelfth street.
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:MopsIrrEAt.


They are compounded nom Hog. Mait
Buehu. Mandrake and Danddion-shso aAsst
best and most valuable medicines tn ths Void
and contain al The bnt and nAhst e1gativs
properties Of al other remedies, bslns The
greatest hood Purifier. Liver Regulatoe end
Life and Health Restoring Agent on saFth.
No disease or III health can possibly exist
WHARF these Bittsn ase used, % varied aud
perfect are their oporusionA
They give new no and vtgof tothe agod ana
innrm. To all whoee emp1oYmsnts cause ir.
regularity OF the 0oWe0 q urinary organs, or
Who require an Apsti.sr, Tonic and mild
S,iEulant Hop Bitfsrs arc Invaluable. hetng
highly curative. tomb Ind stimulating. with.
No matter what yoar feelings or symptoms
are, voat the disease OF atlment II, use Hop
Bitieh Don't wait until you are sick. but II
you only feel bad or miDerahle, NE Hop BIT.
lers nj once. II may save your life. Hon.
dreds have been saved by 90 doing. rive
hundred dollars will be psid for q csss they
Do not suf7er or let your friends sufler, but
use and urNe u en- 20 use Hop Bittarl
Remember, Hop Bitten u DO vile, drugYed,
drunken nostrun. but NE Purest and Best
Medicine ever made; the "inyalids Friend
and Hope, !" and no person or family should
bswithout them. Try the Ritten to-day.
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DkY GOODS.
New York.

New York, May 2S.-Dry Goods-The
msrket was quiet in every department and
shows the neglect usual with the close OF
spring business and before the demand for
autumn begins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-29

BELLAIRE AND CAMBRIDGE ACCOM-
NOTATION
Leaves Bellaire at 9=1 a. III. and iDO y. III
daily except Sunday.
X. 4 o. Sleeping Cans on all through trains
Close connections made for all poinu Sonth
and South west, North and Northwest, MAKING
this a desirable route for colonists and per 0ns
moving TO the great West, and 70 whom paru'
culHr attention In given. ,
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALfl
MORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheel,rr, $40 a. m, ! 20 and $50 I'm
No trains run on this division on sunday.
Tick is TO all princip pal points on sale atd"pot
Sleeping Car accom- modations can be Becur'
cd NJ depot tick ct Office.
THOS. II. b. HAASE, Ticket Agt., Il. y.
John BAILIE. Ticket Agent, city once.
JOHN T. LANE, Trav. Pass. Agt-
W. CLEMENTS, M. OF 7.
K DEVRIES, Gent Agent, Wheeiing'
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All tralGs daily except sGnday.
Pull nan PaIscs DRAWING fNoIn sleeping
Cars through without CGange from teuDen.
vile eaft 70 Phiiadei ph a and New York, ant
west 20 Columbus, 10 Cincinnati. Louisville
Chicago, indianapolis and ~. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage cnecks, heeplhg
ton apply TO John u. TOmli nson. Ticket Agent
at Pan-Handle station foot OF Eleyenth Mreet,
or al cry Ticket once under McLars HOUSE
Manager, Columbus, Ohio.
Z 4. FORD,
Cen PsSs and Ticket Agent Pit0burzh, "a
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seller August 612sc; rejected 55c; no grade
49i<c. Oats Quiet; N0.2 seller July Al nc
bid, 43c asked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-29

RAILROAD BONDs-IreguIar on moderate
volume OF business.
STATE SECURIriEs-Neglected.
SrocKs-The market was dull and declin-
ing till o'clock. 1t was generally strong
er in the first half OF last hour and ad.
vanced = to = per cent later on Central
Pacific. Union Pacific also advanced
4 per cent higher, owing 10 the reported
receipt Of q dispatch freq. President
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MANHOOD

SnJ...N restored by the H., OF NItaIine
Treatment. which eHeCtually cures Ner-
NOI> Debility, Lost Sirility. PTema-
aNC--wUrk and excuses. sample OF NiIalinP
NJ .g. FREE. sealed, by addressing DIR. Whit.
tier, - Race street, Cincinnati, Onto.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money I.2 . 8 Per Cent.-Governments
Irregular-Stocks Dull and Lower
Flour Quie. and ruehansed-wheaf
Higher

New YORK. May 2S.-Money 2h@S per
cent, at close offered at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 5@5H per cent. Ster-
ling exchange, bankers bills strong at
ass; demand, 1851.
GoYERNMENTs-Irregul
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RIVE pIvuIoN-eoINa HAs1.

Additional accommodation train leaves
Bellaire al 9O5 A. N. for Steubenville and IN.
termediate points; arrives at bridgeport nj
9:2: MartinS Ferry, 92', and Steuoenvile,
1851 A. NJ. Returning, leaves Steubenvtlle al
2;l2P. n; Martins Ferry, $40; Bridgeport
EoTE-Trains leaving Bellaire at $50 .. m
and 90 p. m. connect at Yellow Greek Tor
Cleveland. All trains daily except sunday.
WIN. A. BALDWIN,
Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa
L. A. FORD, Gen1 Pass. 4 TIT. Agt.
Baltimore E OHIO R. R. CO.
an AND AFTER MAY. II, 1888, PAS3EN.
~ GER Trains VIII run - follows-Whesl.
Ing time:
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati { st. Loui'

RAILWAY-PAN-HAN ROUTE.
TJ,IME TABLE EAST AND WEST MAY
-, 1853. Trans leave Pan Handle station
FOO, OF Eleventh street, near PUBIC Landing
aR follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-05-29

B.ovy's Iron BITTERS
vii, have 4 better tonic
la.cs upon any one who
needs bracing up, than
aay MEDICINE Cl4ae.
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HAsTBouND rRArNB.

VpAly except Sunday.
Nos. - and 81 stop at all stations.
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Baltimore.


CINCINNATI, May 2S.-Cotton-Lower at
1910. Flour-Firn and unchanged.
Wheat-Good demand; 81 IS spot and
seller Jnne: CornELower; SIC spot soc
Weak er; 4S1lc Rye-Lower: &c. Barley
Good demand; 43c; fall 75c. Pork-In.
active; $50 90. Lsrd-Quiet, at sll 05.
Butter-LoweI; choice Western Reserve
loo; choice Central Ohio l4c. Linseei Oil
Fair demand; 5i655c cash.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, May .-Wheat-Moderately
active and higher; No. . red winter cash
aud seller May 81 20; seller June s. 2oI
seller July 81 p; seller August 81 g
seller September 81 2ih, seller 0ctobs
81 26A; seller year 81 ". Corn-Firmer
No, casa and seller Juae sad July CO.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-05

1t takes a oman five times as long
ter git in ter bed as it does a man.
She has ter cross de flo a certain mum.
Der OBJ times, ar has ter tumble 'mong
de quilts, turn down de lamp too low,
an den 90 back an turn it up too
high. A oman walks mighty light
when she's got shoes on, but when she
takes 'em of an walks, she shakes de
whole house, like dog trOttin' cross
a bridge. II Arkansaw Traveller.