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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-11
HEKS0W'D IHECoU.I,sD DADDY.
which 10 Why He Took Liberties and
Made 'Em Laugh,

Which 10 Why He Took Liberties and
Made EN- Laugh.
Ebert (Gd) Eer South.
The present Judge Hutchins. OF the
superior court Of The northeastern judicial
circuit OF this state, is the son OF Nathaniel
Hutchins, so well known by many Of the
older citizens OF Ebert US one the cleyerest
men and ablest jurists ia Georgia. He was
the predecessor II his son on the came
bench, now occupied by Col. Hutchins, OF
Gwinnett. and was popularity known all
through the upper portion OF the state.
During the progress OF the superior court
at Gainesville last week this amusing in
cident occurredt which was related to a
New South scribe by Senator Phil Davis:
Col. T%hurmond, OF Athens, an attorney,
had an instrument Of writing In court, the
validity Of which needed to be proven and
which could only be done by the owner Of
the signature found thereon swearing to
the same. The witness was called and an
old g~ray'haired man, VINO had lived over
his three score and ten. took the stand and
Col. Thurmond handed him the paper and
asked:
"ls that your signature, sir ?"
The old gentleman looked at the paper
closely and said:
"Wa'al, III tell yer. lie Citing old, and
my eye.sight are not SO good as it wunst
was, but If somebody will loan me a par
Of spects, praps | kin cipher il out"
A pair OF glasses were furnished him,
and he scrutinizingly gazed at the docu.
ment again.
"Well?" said the lawyer. b.
The witness continued to peer at the
paper.
Very we'll" Col. Thurmond said again,
waiting for the witness to decide.
"Wa'al," said the old man, shat ar is
my fist"
"You can come down, sir" said the
lawyer.
But instead Of coming down." the old
man turned his eyes on the court, and
after gszing at him for some time, he said !:
ledge, is you old man Nath Hutchins'
boy"
He was my father" answered the court.
wal, give me yer hand, Jedge, kase
| loved yer daddy, and l is awful glad to
see his boy followin' in his footmarks."
The court gave the old man his hand,
and after shaking it heartily the witness
stepped from the stand and started out OF
the court room. When he had gotten out
Of the bar and was about midways the hail,
he turned abruptly aboutand said in rather
a loud tone OF voice:
"Here-here's them ar specs, II any Of
youns wants EN-"
The court room was in an uproar OF
laughter, but the old man never smiled, as
he returned the glasses and left the house.
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Folio.
oh the dude, the beautiful dude!
Who st4ndstn = eommonrlace attitude
About the doors Of the big hotels,
And pleas his teeth mo 6 the lRnHuld Ewells,
OrlounRfS AboutIhe III 'Rtre d bors,
Watching the crowd as ltoutwArd pouts,
CHANGING,
oGlInS,
Al the ladies leaving the matinee.
Oh the dude. tho belutii1l dudel
Tnoush dear old Nature was plnched ant
When she sent him out to cu,p Der the earth,
We thank her tOrsivIng us cause OF nlrth
As we zee biz added pate 20 BY,
And watch hts ways 10 AWiully ily,
turtlng,
Sinking.
Posing away,
Ant smiling TO think he Is Just du fat.
Oh the dude, the beautiful dudel
villa never 4 smatter OF sense imbued,
with the beauty aud grace Of an English pug,
ThSts i'nlesS women are wont 10 hug,
Win q shApe'eSs nose and 4 shy mnStache,
'aons the female fools he cuts q dash,
Dancing.
The wee snA' houn at the 'pIoach oil. day.
Beautiful dude! Itcan do no harm
As ittottly graSpss lAdy's ara
And, though II makes 4 true man tick,
rTwou d never do " give II q kick,
Because liis's farce would be tame and crude
Without a touch OF tae brainleSS dude,
Walking.
Lounsing.
Twlrllng bis cane,
AND spending the bulk Of his Iather's gain.
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When all other remedies fail DE-. FRAz1ER'a
koor BrrTERs will cure General Debility,
Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
arising from Q Disordered Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys.
"For several months ! have been afflicted
with Fever and Ague. For weeks at q time
I was confined ; the house, my suffering
was intense. l could find no relief until !
heard OF you Boot Bitters. l have taken
the Root Bitters for two weeks and they have
restored me 10 my former health.
JOHN ROLAND, Cleveland, o.
For ssle by J. 2. shirk, Logan 4 Co., also
tlhas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and &. K.
!toConahey, Bridgeport. pAW
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On. R v. PnRcE, Buffalo, N. R.: Dear Sir
Ny wife had suffered with female weak.
nesses" for nearly three years. Attines she
could hardly move, she had such dragging
pains. We often saw your "Favorite Pre-
scription'' advertised, but supposed like most
patent medicines It did not amount to any.
thing, but at last concluded TO try q bottle,
which she did. II made her sick at first, but
1t began 10 show its effect In q marked I'M
movement, and two bottles cured her.
Yours, etc., A. HvYcK, Deposit, N. Y.
'rH nm TuPAW
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]. E. SMITH.
No. 1904 Chapline Street.
Near Fourteenth Street.

~. het evidence Of a physlcan's success b the
,IITSSy Of hS patients. The increasing demands
Wv srDEe,iolsl services prove that have dealt
s%1n%a4nSiy and fairly eiIh tho~e "ho have consulted
hou"'A rsy,, M a uAlents name without pernitS
a. i,SnS,Dh I rave many hundred Certificate
noa' IN ! whom / have cured after they had been
No. o W. Il incurGble. A thorough medical edu:
pSS,u.c viii many yearS hospital experience and
I uSSt.,ry with Insraputc agents, q close oh ery
49, al ie~mptrAmentAl peculltrtties and Strict ~
49, S,,Os, IN hyVieuic management inylres success, II
sS.s - 1pC,iibIe, aud | irAnkly give the patient my
..IuinU.
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rINAno1AL AND c-onMEHcIAL-



EEw YoEK, May i0.-honsy 9I5 per cent, closed
offered at 2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper "a
OK par cent, Sterling Exchange bankers bills strong
q B9h; demand 81 EG<,
GoyxRHprSr-E per cent higher for ~ cou'
p6hS, otherwise unchanged.
O.. s., Ss,..... ....... ..... IO5hll Lehigh d Wilkes......le6
III -, csuponS...i iSI I. +. bonds, fTtG.".ii6.
Q. g q coupon. ....iisi uP; Land Grsnts ig7h
! ent1l Pacific hntal Lie Texas PSe iAnd stA~ g
RAILROAD BeEDs-Quiet
STATE sRcuRrTrEs-Eeglected.
Louisiana consolS..,. Gl~1IvlrgtnlA 6s.....:...". 10
Missouri 6s...,..."r"..llt Virginia coilEols, ex'
t Joseph. ....-."".".ll Oh TIA mat coupons. 70
Tennessee 6s............ ~ Virginia deferred. 10
Tennessee "a, lew.. 40 kx. div.
S~rocKS-yarket dull aud weak, but shortly AZ or
2 o'cIOcG theio was an AdvAl &c In the Qua deal
IugS the 1 ct was steady, but / 9IAwarU 4 hut.
son declineaf on Ios55G to lGSH, making u decliue
Of ~ for the d.y
The weakest stocks were Coal Shares, which were
lower on reports Of cutting cod rates. Afterwards
denied. VGuderUilLs we Q generally lower on the
revival Of tnstAlk Of Ome weeks ago about Wander.
bit having 70 largely sold New York nentrAl, a.
10 retain or ,yto.t00 hRreS. Genital Pacific and Bur.
lIUgtou& Qu!ucy were a'so weak, " and taHef
ut Is. HalulbA q 81. J.Seph preferred advanced
per cent, Alton 4 TAre Hau ep etetred Y per cent.
y ,tAriO& weSIe IN, PullnRn PalHce car and Wabash
were RlSJ q fraction higher than Lass night
Ira EantiAHI yTA NH haFRs.
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AN Irishman who had a pig in his pos.
session was observed to adopt the constant
practice Of feeding it to repletion one day
and starving it the next. On being asked
his reason for doing 30, he replied "0ch,
sure, and isn't it that l like to have bacon
with a strake O. fat and a strake Of lane
aqually, n after t'other?"
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snatehed Prom rhe Grave.

Ny wife was at the brink OF the grave.
She had been given up to die by three Of Al
legheny City's best physicians. They all pro;
nounced her disease Consumption. Her fin
g~er.nails and lips were blue; was pulselsss at
the wrist; we were all called to witness her
death. at this moment n neighbor. brought
10 DR.. Hartman, who prescribed q teaspoon
ful OF Perana every hour. She improved
and now (less than ak months) she Is well.
See page 80 In the ellis OF Life" a book you
can get gratis from your druggist. II not,
address DR.. Hartman, Osborn, Ohio. T. s.
EBERLKIs. South Chicago, III. p4w
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THE surprising success OF Mrs. Lydia E
Pinkham's Compound for tbs several diseases
peculiar to women foroIbly illustrates the i'm.
portauce OF her benticent discovery and the
fact that aha knows how 10 make the most Of
HaIkeR. MwTAw
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By On. FRAI1EH'e MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as Ii by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptons Oh the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauh.
full. Also cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Bore Nip.
Piles, Bore Lips, Old, Obstinate Uloeu and
Bold BY all druggists and mailed Oh re.
oeipt Of price, 30 ceGts.
]. r. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents at
wkeelins, and B. K. hcconahoy, Agent at
Bridgeport. pAW
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EMINENT Dr.. J.J. Caldwell, Baltimore, Md,
states: II have used Colden's Liquid Beei
Tonic largely in Debility, Febrile and Ner.
yous Diseases, and l have found It one OF the
most reliable OF nutrient tonics In use or to
be found in pharmacy Take no other
or druggists. MwF&w
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PrscAroR tshortsighted; he has been
trolling all day for r BIG pike that lay in a
hole about he~re)-"Qnick, Jarvis-the
la~nding.net! I've got him !" Jarvis-"Ab,
sir, it's only an old irying.pap; but that
will be useful y'know, sir, when We do
catch him."
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THE Prince OF Wales new palace car cor.
tains q study, a saloon; two bedrooms, two
dressing rooms, and a bathroom. II the
conductor OF the train is In any hurry when
he is collecting tickets, hehad better search
the saloon frst-ROchkaer Pot ErpreSs.
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A YOUNG man in Jacksonville, Ore,
has Just written a poem on "a Fly's Back p
This Is the greatest achievement Of the age,
because II is not more than once in six CEN
turtles that a fly is found which will keep
quiet long enough to allow offs poem being
written on its hack.
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The genuine SARATOGA HIeH Rock SPRING
WArER, for sale by all druggists by the doc
an bottle or gallen. Address all orders to
tbs High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga Strings
N. Y.
J. F. shirk and Logan & Co., Agents al
Wheeling, and r. K. MoConahey, Agent al
Bridegroom, pAw
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VIZ cannot help n1ilclaa the unusual stir
caused byDr. King'sNew Discovery Tor Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan & Co.'S
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands are
tasting lis wonderful merits by. getting . trial
bottle At the shove Drug Store, which con-
vines t 5sI1.s o. ., ~ TS 5nt, 1sS SilI e.. s1q II w Sa.t =
antaed TO positively cure or no pay. MwEAw.
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In a railway carriage, where all the pas.
sengers but n are smoking f%rriously-
The odd passenger, courteously ~ beg
your pardon, gentlemen, but l do hope
that my not smoking does not inconyeni.
ence YOU ?"
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HglEaz

"rvo gained 20 lbs in two months" writes MI. J.
c. Power. OF Trenton, Ill, tDea. 2-Oal, land am a
we'll man. I'd suffered with liver disorders since
1852. Kidney.wort cured me-"
Strong words from a Now York clergyman : 81
unhesita'ingly recommend Kidley.Wor II great
~ benefited me" says Rev. G. z Remble, Of Mo-
hawk. n. Y.
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Cured when PhysicIan. Give Up.

"our family physician gave up our child
to die" wrote Henry Knee, Eiq., OF verilla,
Warren Co., Tenn. ut had fits. Samaritan
Nervins has cured the child" $3.50. AVIAN
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STUDENT: ''Waiter, has my friend Muller
been here :" Waiter: "Let me see. Yes,
| believe be has just paid and left"
Student: "Paid, did you say? Then il
wasn't Muller. "-F2Igende Bldier.
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WHEN purchasing eyeglasses you should
hear In mind that the "Celluloid Eye.
Glasses are the best 10 the market. Por
sale by all leading jewellers and opticians.
MwF4w
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A NASAL injector free with each bottle oil
5hiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price so cents.
Sold by McLain Brothers and Alex T.
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TEE Rev. George II. Thsyer, OF Bourbon,
Ind. says: Both myself and wife our
lives 70 Shiloh's Consumption Cure"
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ARE you made miserable by Indigestion,
Constipation, DiytlneSs, Loss OF Appetite,
yellow skini shiloh'S visaliEsF hs positive
cure,
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sHILoa'E cure will immediately relieve
Group, Whoopiug Cough and Bronchitis,
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Why will you cough when shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief. Price loo, Soc
and 81,
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"HAckMETi OK" a LASTING and fragrant per
fame. Price Is and so cents. .
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sutLoH's Catarrh Remsdy-a positive cure
for Catarrh, DIphtheTiA and Cauksr Mouth,
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An exchange says it is fashionable to in.
troduce some element Of the antique into
every dress. What! are old maids becom.
ing the rage?-BOdon Star.
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For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, you
have a printed guarantee on every bottle oil
Sniloh's VitaliEer. 1t never fails TO cure.
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RAsr LipERrr, May 1a.-Catle-Receips LIE
head. Nothing doing; mostly through ~conxtEn'
mentS, Hogs-ReceIptG rs head. Market dull,
Phlladelphias 81 coal TO- Workers 81 20a7 S., Sheep
Receipts 1000 head. Market Arm at yesterdays
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In the Diamond Dyes more eoloring is
given for 10 cents than In any 10 or % cent
dyes, and they give faster and more brilliant
cnlnrA.
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BALTIMORE, MD, May l1.-fIour quiet and un.
changed Hhe,t sluther a let; western stead;
30. 2 winter spot 81 IA May 4 Il biz; June 81 ~.
Com we9;ern steady bot dull; mixed spot 66Nc;
Nay 64A6ikc; June 6SAH6Snc. Usu dull. western
white 62sS3c mixed 5oa5lc,' Rye 70 TIC. Hay dun
ana. unchanged. Provisions unCnarged but him.
Butter steady: wsIern packed I7A2Sc; roll 4'lsc.
Egg, Arm al1bc. PetToIeum nominal. Coieeldull;
Rio cArgoes ordinary u fair SSSa9c. Sugar s.tady;
A sofL SIC Whisky quiet at 81 l61Sal II.
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C1scixSAri, O., May IO.-Cotton dull aud un.
changed; FloG mo, dail ! ana d,s nHehs sH ,.,i Wheat Tn,n!
81 l3k August Corn nomInally unchanged Oats
quiet and steady at 45hc. Rye lower At 64kA66c.
barley dull and nomiuHl Pork, arm at $40 76a2l 90.
Gear RIB SO 95 ash cd. whisky active aud arm at
at 81 IS. Butter dull and unchanged. Hogs
steady: common aud Light IS o0a7 IS: ~packings and
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TrrusyILLK, PA, May 1c.-Petroleum-opened at
0iXc highest 1855, lowest 2t+c; closlBs at 1890. Ship
mcntS % ITO barre.s, Charters lIol6s barrels; RUS
rs 0Sq barrels.
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TOLEDO. OHIO. May lo.-wheat dull: No. Q red
winter cash AID May s. l5A bid; June 81 l6k: July
4 IN august 81 ~ Nd, september 81 ~ Gid:
MIXED estfbii: No : cash and May size; June
S7kc. JuiydsHc bid. ons quiet; No. ! jay 4itc
asked. Closed-wheas ftmer; No. 2 red winter.
e.lh and May 81 l5h bid; June 81. 1914; Jnly
81 49, bid; AIHu.t 81 lSh. Sep embet 81 10; octo.
Der sI2O, year 81 10. Corn dull: No. . cash size
bis. NaS67nc b d June $3.50 bid; July size bid;
August 59Iie bid. Oats du and nominal.
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.InB PRINTING OF EVERY KIND
- i'oti a Mammoth 'ostor 10 tho PtnCst YldtiDg
a. ~. executed In superior style AVID at Low ratA1
go y the lntelllgonoer Job odioo. % and n
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MARTINS CAPITAL RESTAURANT.

Strangers and vthtoH viii do well 70 remember
that this Restaurant Il one Of the most popular and
beEccAteFgd Institutions in the city, aud Is now IL
4 No. l2@ MARKET STRFFT
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Gtn GntdLfqettrer


Aus. 10 q N Fourteenth street.
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BRADFORD, 10 Pa, May .-PErRoLEUM-sllght' y
weak: opening and highest e5kc: Lowest and clOs Iva
at 9Ic. CleAranceS q, t25,o0o barrels M
OIL Cry, May Northumberland At Csc;
transactions $4,000 barrels at s21IGsSxc; closing
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EEw York, May To-Day Goops-For choice
work and qualities ,seasonGblc speclRlties have
been In fair request lor a number OF small aSSort
mems. The general dcmnnd Is not active, still
the quiet inquiry for cottonS has returned 4 good
volume Of SAleS with y<lue steadily improving.
Wooltns dull and 10 demand, but more inquiry for
Kentucky Jeans and flRnnels. Print cloth market
strong At 81 l.l6c bid aud SS5+c asked for 6itquares,
PITTSBURGH, May l0.-Petrolsum fairy active:
United certificates csc; refined 7xc, Philadelphia
delivery. The afternoon session was quito active.
the market opened strong at 9ihc, but bearish
reports caused q break 10 93c, which was bid a. the
close, Sales Is, 100 barrels,
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PHILADELFHIA, May l0-FiOuT. QuIo': buyers and
sellers Apar!. Wheat. op ned Ha1si lower; reacted,
and closed higher No. red III elevator 81 .; No.
red do 81 soI1; No 2 red May 81 2OH1l az iunO
81 2:55sal 2 n July 81 2SHal 23S; August 81 23IEa
| 2S9i. Corn, options opened lower aud closed q
shade hrmor; car lots dull: rejected SIC: No. 3 COX
a6lc; steamer 6lG63c EAil mia Cd 93ha6ic; sail mixed
May t3hs639{c; June 6J51<a6fc; Ju'y 65M4stc; Au.
enst 67&a67Hc Oats, east r: choice 471sti7Hc;
others unchanged.
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CHICAGO May lo.-The Droters' Journal report:
Hogs-Receipts 10000 head: shipments q. 900 head.
Market weak. slow aud un'atitf4ctory; early sales
strorg but clo,ing dull; mixed u Coal 80: heavy
ments 800 head Market uneven: early sales strong
but clo,ing weaker: demand rather slack; exports
81 8 as Is; good TO choice shipping 50 20 common
70 fair IS S0a5 %. aheep-Recelpts 22,0c0 head;
shipments 5000 head. Market brisk and piicts
stronger at 4 sboc higher than last week: common
kin0nl 90. chnIcn a Il
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-12-20
DISHONOR, DIVORCE, DEATH.

Tle death of the divorced wife OF
Judge Christiancy, in Brooklyn, the
18th inst, while bnsaae, will bring bit
ter memories to many hearts in Michi'
gan. She had won friends wherever
she had lived, and the story of her dis
homer, which she denied almost with
her dying breath, was never more than
half believed, even after the bill of di-
vorce ", granted. We do not pretend
t. Judge in the case. but have ever
thought it would have been nearer ex-
act justice had Judge Christiancy ST.
lence,l the tongues of her traduc GERS
with cold lead, and covered her name
with the mantle of the great love which
he professed for her, while he led her
back to the correct path, If her feet
had strayed. But it is and has been
that
= Man furnishes his name and brightens IL again.
Bur " woman chance to err from the strctest
rules of virtue. ruin ensues disgrace and endless
.hasae, as9d false step forever blasts heT
"a
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-12-20
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your nciglIbors. We want to send out
a halfmilIion specimen copies within
the next month. Don't be modest as
to the number.
TOLEDO BLADE CO.
TOLEDO. OHIO.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-12-20
METEOROLOGY.

Prof Tice makes new departure"
in his " Farmers Almanac and Wealth
er Forecasts FOR 1854 adding much of
value and interest TO all, and espes ial
ly To- the farmer The large amount
OF information in regard TO the Care
of Stock, their diseases, symptoms.
cures, etc, prepared by the most cele-
brated veterinary surgeon in America,
and the rules, now given for the first
time, which will enable :ny person so
foretell the approach of frost. sre
am org the new TEXTURES introduced in
the Forthcoming issue. Weather For,
telling, and the article showing hcw
the clouds indicate the 1pproach OF
storms, will prove of general interest
A funny corner" will he given for
those who enjoy n good laugh, Will,
the care ful housekeeper is not forgot
ten. Send for il, read il. follow It's
advice, and be happy. Tice & Liiling
ston, the publishers, 305 N. Third st.
IT. Loiis. No, will mail sample copy
and terms TO the trade on receipt oi
20 cents.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-12-20
CORRESPONDENCE
ru4otr,eyILtE.

H.%ttt itlt \ iL'AE.
tD1 .r Av4bANCHE:
'rer vas cut recpntis on the w
y ~ ~" nwq ~ sec IL. town % II
g., -an<~ ! ~. br Caie d Elya. which
i..rr--. '.,.e in tpu- columns:
-a ELS rive- me = de cription of
tho tree a. follows: AZ she stump IL
m4asure- nearly six feet iu diameter
+; oa~ eu irto Eve lpg~ thrpr ~ 'prt
,''! trp ~ fcet 30, y Igth and cieared
al. toii s.2l6 feet of clear stuff val
ued at over $40. Let us hear of one
to beat it, If al yone can find it,
Snow is coming and prospects ar,
fair for good business.
Ir Still, of Barry county. is look
! ing around with view Of locating j
he can suit himself. ID.