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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-03
CuURCu INrELL.aEScE.
Themes Of Sermons aud Other Points on
ro.n,orrow's Programmes.

Themes Ql Sermons anu OlHeE EOihin w
To.niorrow's Progrnmmes.
81. Mathews church, sermon and Holy
Communion at 1880 A. N. NO evening sei'
vice.
Services at the Second Pfosbyteri:u Church
by Rev. William II. Cooke, D. D., pastor, OF
1890 A. N. and p, NJ.
Preachingin tho Third Presbyterian church
Of 1880 A. u. ard I 2. N. by Rev. ]. g. Lyle
pastor. Sabbath School at 2P.M.
There will be the usual s,rvices tomorrow
morning and evening at the English Luther
an church, Rev. Z. II. Dornb!aser pastor.
The Rev. R.R. swope will conduct Episcopal
ssryices and will preach at Westwoods Hall,
corner Thirty-eight and Jacob strSet1, Sun
day evening at 7:SO o'clock. ...
First Baptist church, preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by tho pastor, Rev. ).
b. Milford. Communion service after tbs
morning sermon. Sunday School at2P.a.
Services will be held at tho Disciples church
at 1880 A. NJ. Subject Of discourse "Fhings
seen and Unseenh Evening suhient, "fho
souship OF the Christ" Rsv L. ]. Hart,
PASTOR.
"The work to be done, how to do it. and
who will do It." will be the suhjest Tor dis
cussion at $50 P. Il. tomorrow at Parker
Hall. Earnest Temperance workers are es'
pecially invited 10 be present
Zane Street NJ. L. church theme for The
morning, "Paul's Choice.n In the evening,
FOOD Tor the Rechsb!te." All the temper
ance people Of the city invited and anybody
else. Sunday School at9P.M.
Chapline Street church, Roy. Geo. E. Hite,
pastor. at 1890 4. n. Sunday, text, "The
word OF the Lord istried." In tho evening at
I O'Clock the second sermon OF o course 10
young men. Subject, PLEASURES that XIII"
The Citizens Bible Class will resume itu
regular meetings 10 the lecture room OF the
First Presbyterian CHURCH tomorrow ALTER:
noon at hali.past two o'clock, when aud
where all who desire 10 Join biblo class are
invited to attend.
Services at Wesley N. E. church as follows
Preaching morning at 1890, evenings 81 4
BY the pastor, Rev. G. K. Copeland. Mora,
ing subject, "a Discourse on the General
Rules" Eyeuingsubiect, "fubli2 Worship"
SundSy School at2r.M.
There will lie preaching in the Flrst Pres,
byterIau church tomorrow by tho pastor,
Rev D. A. Cunningham, D. D., Of 1880 a. NJ
and TP.M. In the evening the third sermon
in the series Of practical ctaooufseS. Subject
ICo.psrtnershiis and Marriage
Fourth street n. E. Church: Preaching on
Sunday at 1890 A. N. anil Z r. N. In the
evening tbs pastor. Rev. Dr.. Smith, will COM
mence a SsrlCs ot sermons to young men
based on tie parable OF the Prodigal Son,
The subject on Sunday evening will be-
nDiscontented with Home" Sunday School
at2PN There will be interesting exer0isci
as the Young Peoples Meeting Monday
oyanIrn, AZ 5.Sn n'cinnk.
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NOTICE.

SO pairs wonpu's Grain ButtOps at
$L25.
10, at IS cents. ,oo
90 pairs Youths School Shoes, Toto III,
at rs cents.
Above prices are 10 close out.
Boots and Shoes ut low figures at
]. W. AMICk'S,
ll43 Main Street.
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Dissolution and Co-partrershp Notice.

Tho frrn heretofore existing between John Plan
and Frank Lott, under the tlTm name oil joan lilr
d Co., has this day been dissolved BY mutual con-
sent, John Pfarr retiring. The buduls MlIl y
carried on as heretofore At the cd stand, no "
Market street, by the new firm, Frank l0[&Co
Either John PiRrr or Frank lntz arG authorized 10
settle the I'D business All persons hu,Iugctins
against said firm and person! knowing themselves
indebted, are requested 10 Call without ceIE,
joins rFhRR,
FRANK LOTT.
In retiring from the above huS!neSI feel It my
duty TO thank NIL my friends for iav1lS sh0Wl ny.
and liberal patronage In the past, md iINI'cilal!
ask a continuance Of same with my successor
JOHN PPAER
Having purchased the entIre interest Of The tra
OF John Piarr & Co, carriage makers. We hsP0'
fully solicit vhArG OF the public paL'oaase avn.
lEg all who need anything In our llne lhal llV
Will receive prompt and satisfactory attention
FRANK LOTT,
CHARLES J. FLli
FREDERICK M.LTlR.
WHEELING. October 81, 1853. ne
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The steubenyIlle Gasetls Of yesterday says;
tThe will OF the late Coloael Edward N.
Norton, Of Warren township, was presented
Tor probate to-day. The estate is estimated
at $4,000. OF this he leaves $4,000 TO bis
widow, and that remaining he leaves to be
divided equally between his Eve children.
The estate 70 principally In Government
bonds. The tour, sons Of the deceased and
torsU The Gdsette also says: 1.-THE extent Of
me late Colonel Norton'S estate Is surprise
10 MI friends. II was not supposed that he
had more than.h hall Of the s9S, 900 disposed Of
by his will"
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Tic Childreuis Moluc supper.

The results OF the supper given lest night
by the lady managers oil tho Children's HOMO
NeIo gratifying in every respect. The
gucats began coming early, and at 0
o'o!oak the arst turss pefies OF tables were
crowded. And tho people GsptLoIing until
nearly 0 o'c!ock, doing ample Justice TO RhEt
was spread before them, and praiSing every
thIns-irom the matronly mattresses down.
TGa baudsomesum Of eighty dollars was
realised, With which the hail will be put In
repair and So@e nov bedroom furniture
re first part OF the evening the children
OF The Home were all beautifully arranged
on q platform, and everybody seemed inter
sstsd in them, particularly In "the baby In
the little rocking ctnir.
This entertGihuent EeFYed an additional
purpose in introducing new pcoplo 70 the
Home and It's working1 and the lady transs
gers will DO more than pardoned, II at q
future time they offer some other .opportu-
nifty 20 the public to contribute In an I'M
prelentlous way.
The sunusl Thanksgiving sGSk Collection
Ia next In order, aad generous donation
will be asked for the next years wants at the
Home,
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Prof John Notwithstanding Acadcn,!

Prof. John Muiicn-DnuciugA Academy,
At Germaaia Hall, corner Market and
Fourteenth streets, will open his Fifteenth
season, 1854, for the reception OF pupils on
TUESDAY, NovkMDER 9th, and will continue
every Tuesday and Thursday during the sea.
son. Ladies, mastersand misses will De taught
in the afternoon from TO O'Clock, and gen.
tlemen in the evening from s to 10 o'clock.
All the latest and most popular dances will
be taught. The Hall has been retitted through.
out and new floor putin, and 1t snow equal
to a:y dancing hall in tho city. The Pro-
iessor wishes those desiring to enter his class
to begin ut the first OF the ser s)n. Those de.
string IN interview will please call at the Hall
1.-THE above time, or address the Professor at
l4l7 Make street.
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COULD NOT TURN IL pgN

knew not what II was 10 be an hour even f,o.,.-.
pain Had reason 10 look upon liz itS ,ST ION
cunc. in the summer Of 1850, Eftct tr, ~ ~
this Tretchcd eahtenSe lbCgln 20 use IL. ES!,
GYM ,S6 SS ,Sn n. sn1 MeF Two {eiTs peIslCai uc
disease hes succumbCd. All over the b,cSSt GSd
was OsCe mass Of corruption Is now tA n1,Sfe
skin. My weight has inciCa cd irrm one bWnIi..na
aud twenty.thIee TO one hundred and GFI sttffSl
pounds, aud the good work isSIill going on, laI
Remedies. JAMES T. RlCuAIDSoS.
Custom House New O,lr,,,
Sworn 10 before United States ComH,IRloSS, ~
d. CR,WtSH'
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omco i on. 20 aud ~ Fourteenth street.


For Sale or Rent-Deiirable Residence.
The Argand Parlor Stoves.
For Sale or Exchange fer City Properly.
Gard OF Tuanks. .
List OF Letters. ,,
Trustees Sale Of Property in the Fifth
Ward.
Opera Household Kirke.
Hat Racks and Hall Trees.
New Canned and Dried Ffuit-McKee's
Island Grocery.
Higgins Gallery.
New Goods-I. G. Dillon.
Ash, tho Clothier-Head Of Local.
Bad Blood-Fourth page.
DR.. John E. Smith-'chird page.
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Of acroIulonS, Inherited and C0nlaglons lInr,.,
aud thus remove the mott prolific Catlse Of bnS.S
SuisIins, 10 clear the skin 81 i'bSsi!ag bitCEs
LoAthsono SotcS caused BY lmpur, o. EI,oSSssGI
Blood, 10 purify and bcGut!y thu SkIu, and rs,a.
the hair TO that no trace OF disease IrrEIn CS,Is
curG Res0lvenG, the new RlOoi Purifier DinSHH.
and Aperlcnt, aud Cuttcufa SGD Cuucu,a sos n ,SS
great skin Cures and BeautlGels. arc 6TiIhIINs
They are the only remedies that suc.Ccd when ~,
EleiGnS and All Other means fall I1N
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0Dld YOU take supper at the ohildren's
Home ltst night?" NO" "Then you
missed It Big, Everybody says the oysters
were the largest and finest ever seen IN the
city. or course they were Maltby's old Re-
liable oysters, for which Ha!Ssed q Hand.
Ian, corner Sixteenth and ohapline Streets
are sole agents.
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The jswelIy sale Of gold and silver watches
will return to the old stand Monday, Noven-
Der s, near tho Post :f1ice.
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OUR line OF Mems and Boys 0yercoats
and Underwear Is again complete. We
show many exclusive styles at exceeding
ly low prices. ,,,,,,, ~, a co
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DOWN THEY GO!

We have Just opened 100 Mems Fur
Beaver Oyefcoats at $3.50, equal to any
$3.50 Cont In the city.
Mems Fine listers at S4.50, worth
double the money. We are absolutely
beyond competition, and know that We
can underseil any house Ia the city.
KLINE BROTHERS,
The Reliable Clothiers, o. Twelfth st.
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raE.DAILY MARKETS.
No Change I'm stoeks-Trade Dull-Pro
Visions In Good Demand.

There were no new features in the stick market
yesterday, except tina. prizes ese-maintainei In
spI,o Of tho dullneH Of trade. The decline IN
prices amounted to only fraction compared with
Thursdays eloss. Money was eASyat Jasper cent.
Flour remains quiet and unchanged. What Is
IN fair demand, but unsettled aud lower: Prpyis'
ions are IN good demand at fair rates. The live
Stnrk market Il steady,
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$500 CLOAKS.

Noslloddy, but an all wool Cloak, made
to sell ut $3.50. The manufacture was
oyerstocked; we bought them, the trade
will get the benefit.
50 Coats for $500. The largest bar.
gain ever offered.
A. SlEDENBACH & BRO,
11O4 Main Street.
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Price OF Cuticura, small boxes, 6Oc: large boTs,
81. Cuticura ReSolveni, 81 per bottle Cuiicnt.
Soap, 26C. CuliCnrA Shaving Soap lEC. gold bS
all druggists FoITEa DKu6 ASD CHEMICAL Co,
Send for GLOW to Cnrc Skin Dhcarcs. no!.vs,v
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IF you want TO bny IN Oyercoat or Suit
to-day don't buy until you hsye seen our
goods and prices. NM
Clothiers, 1917 Main Street.
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The half has no! been told rs TO The ,,,,,
curative powers OF the Cuticula Remedies. b SrI
paid hundreds OF dollars for medlInes 10 cu,s AZ
eases OF the blood and skin, Snd never found ,1y.
thing yet TO equal the Cutlcnra Remedies. "4''
tuAs. A, WILLIAM
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BAD BLOOD !!
SCROFULOUS,
SCROFULOUS,
INHERITED.
CONTAGInl,S.

IN 1870 scroinlous Ulcers broke out On M ~
Some Of these Ulcers Wcro not les ths ,nVidlpuon.
one'hGlt inches In diameter. The 80 VHe aad
rAgGcd and seemingly dead, the cavity Gi T,SuEh,
bone and hllCd with offensive plAt ya,. V ite
kuswn 70 the medical faculty WAS lid fi ~ I.E
S !Sda IaS zone laGi bee. me dlsGlsC ana
began 10 take the place Of those hheS;o ~, SGsii
surface. became mere wick For raSnt ~ "! 'ae
time could not get ny EHnds TO my Mead V'6!h.l
Of extreme soreness N"t 1eAtte
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onigh & wIlkcs. .....lo2K

srocEs-Thc maket exhibited no feature today
except the general hrmness and maintenance o.
rrxNs & Pacific, which Is weak, partly on reported
small caruiugS for tho year and partly on the
Gyowed determination Of The income b0ndholdcts
10 refuse tcTip, and Try 10 compel the payment
Of interest In cash, there being no specially wax
stocks on the IN rEet to-day. Tho general changes
In prices fom last evenings closing price isA fac
uOuaI decline hut at tho clotG was strong and gen
orally at the hIghcS. prices Of the Gay.
Trsny1r ri Inns Isl OI0 shares
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For SALE.
TOR SALE.

TOR SALE.
4 s1Rll Two story Bhck DSClliHg. tonltinHiSs
seven rooms, on Seventeenth street, IN f,pgCApsss
neighbOfho6d, 10 good condition, ma eau
bought q! reasonable p,iCG. EllnFch
ALkXASDE!. BOSk
roo iIGg Market spNL
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The following shows the range OF the ther.
mometer, as observed at schnepfS drug
store Opera House corner, yesterday: 4.
se' 1857 1881 =.
MEN Ml2M.Sr.M.7P. n.
n IA SO II ~ 40 II Is
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IS .S7 buys mems fashionable dress over
coats worth Sl2 90, at the Misft store, 1lo9
Main street.
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THE best Flannel Bicycle Shirts In the
city for $l.00, at q. Krauss 4 Bros lsl7
Min ktrnet
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF women's,
misses and cbIldrens shoes and mems fine calf
hand.yewed shoes In all the different styleg
10 which ] inYita an inspection. have
added several new lines To thoSo have been
keeping heretofore, making complete aSSort.
ment oil fine and medium goods.
L.V. BLOND,
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WARRINGTON, D. G., November 3.-l:30 a. N.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer,
fair weather, southerly to westerly winds
and lower barometer.
For the Lower Lake Region, warmer, gen.
orally fair weather, southerly TO westerly
winds and tower barometer.
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WANTED,

NTANTED-AGENTS TO SELL THE
w lTTIEsT Book cxtant, "ou \ Nru,n,
racy description Of Tens Eide splitting go,l,%
quSlnt anecdotes, lhvIthly Illustrated ;tO nv,
octave pages. only $3.50. Write for tetr,totv ~
o'BiREE BROS, e. aud 60 Wood street, HtT.
burRh. Pa. oil
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VALUABLE FARM

VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE. ,,
The undersigned OtlrB i0r tale bis FAiH Slu .SIs
three miles east OF 81. ClaiByil!e anu ote wv"
south OF the National Road, containing ~ W.
1876 under cultivation; has plenty o. gOCu i'm ,,
Is well WAtercd, lies very isvOlADly, cay GIt
tyate, and q one Of the best farms u, thAs ~
the country ItCOntAins one EC0i Gwti.Ig EST
and one tenement house, with ample Lug w, ~. n
nient ouibuildiugs; has three god Oi! t'.I 'rIt
choice fruit, together with variety OF o'H' "N''
such Rs peAr5, cherries, lulncos, &c sc .,,4 m
For particulars inquire Of the uGGth.EuSN W
the premises, or address at 81. ClE!hTii!c' u
SAMUEL r. FlESEf.
noI,nIw
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GROCERS ATTENTION.

We have just received by rail direct
the first shipment Of choice New Crop,
1888, Orleans M0lasses received In
Wheeling this season. II you want q
good thing for your trade secure q bar.
rel NJ once SIMON BAER & SONS.
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s. Is buys an imported fur bsaver overcoat
worth SIS 90, at the Misfit store, 100 Main
street.
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KRAuss & Bro. areselling a Flannel Bicycle
Shirt worth 81 50 for $l.0).
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ALL who desire instruction in Photography
and Type. writing should Join tia olSss at
once lust organized by Prof. 2. N. Garyln OF
he National Business College.
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$7G2 buys fashionable dress suit worth
SIS 90, at tho Mhtis stors, LOO Main street.
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stamm House, Wheeling, ". V

DoH'r fail to get one OF thcs, $l.OO Shirts
at G. Krauss & Bros, Clothiers.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

4 special meeting Of the stociholdCn oil Tie
Wheeling Hinge Company Is Gcicby called ioT
Saturday Afternoon, November II, 1885, Il lVO
o'clock. for tho purpose Of considering The pFO
pIietY Of reducing the par value Of the 1Fhl
stock OF the Company, and notice Is hGrCty Eitu
Of the intentlOn 10 oferRt such meeting TtGU'
ton providing for such reduction.
by order OF The Board Of DiEccionL
J. G. BRADY, Secretary.
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TuE Misht store, at lln1 Main street, opens
this morning; $4,000 worth Of fine clothing,
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BE- sure and attend the sale OF watches
and iswelry at auction tonight, and buy
goods at your own price. Every article war,
rented az represented or money refunded.
Under the Hanover House Martins Ferry.
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Tuz Cooks Dolisht"- 1910 Main street.
Headqunrters ror Cheap Goods,

John Roemer, Nos. 20l0 and 202l Main
street, offers the whole OF his immense stock
Of Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, Motors,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, &c., &C.. at
lower prices than ever seen before. Ex.
for cSsh.
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CINCINNATI, November g.-Hou Grm and active;
u Isal 50. Receipts $40 head hhipmrntS 29O0
head,
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Thn rInnncIaI World.

NEW YoRK, November ~zynney easy at 2a3 per
cent, closing at par cent Prime mercantile papet
607 por cent. sterling Exchange banken' bills
hrmer Al 81 SIX: demand 81 81.
I
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Faox childhood TO age, all use 81. Jacobs
Oh for all kinds Of bodily pains It cures
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, November 2.-T1he dry goods market
called for by moderate dcmGnd. AT lobbing hands
very light tEad0 Is doing. Valnts EhoW much
S;eadincSs and ,piices arc 10 low 10 disposition Is
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-08-25
SAKE AND THE TIPsY GRENADIER.

At the siege of Prague, after he
had laid all his plans for his final
desperate assault, Marshal SAKE took
a ride in the evening through his
camp, partly to see how well his
general orders were understood, and
partly to cheer his men.
AS he rode slowly on within his
lines, tall grenadier, who had found
jolly companions somewhere, and who
had evidently drunk as much wine
as he could comfortably hold, in rol-
licking, tipsy mood, staggered up
and took the generals horse by the
bride, at the same time demanding,
in an utterance somewhat thick and
uncertain, how m nch the rider would
take for his beast.
my friend, / want horse. How
much will you take for this animalT'
SAKE called an officer of the guard,
and directed him to put the man into
the guard-tent and keep him safely
until called for; and on the following
morning the great captain had the
grenadier brought before him. The
man came trembling, but with a
cheerful look.
"Well, my man." said SAKE. as the
soldier stood before him; 'what are
you prepared to offer me for my horse
this morningT
General" replied the grent iier,
promptly and frankly, with a sincere
honest flush upon his good looking
face, "the genius that offered to buy
your horse last night, I am happy to
say, has left the camp, and l hope
he will never come back--never! But,
general, if he does, will report him
at once. 1 promise it."
SAKE accepted the graceful pledge
with smile, and told the soldier
that he would take him at his word.
Tho grand assault which proved
successful and placed Prague in his
hands, was made that very day, and
twice during the conflict Sake re-
ceived his life at the hands of the
grenadier whom he had that morning
pardoned. Once the soldier had led
squad of bis stout comrades to the
rescue, and once he saved his beloved
general by his own personal bravery
and prowess.
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HOW PULP rs MADE.

The Portland, Maine, Press tells us
how pulp is made: $50 much is said
about the paper pulp which is ex-
tensively used in the manufacture of
paper that a brief description of the
process of making it will be enter
tanning. Any white, soft wood may
be used. The bark is taken off, the
knots and dark, decayed places cut
out. It is then put into a large cal
dron and boiled, which extracts all
the glutinous matter and resin, and
renders it soft. 1t is then put on a
large stone grinder, with water pour
ing on it all the time. The grind
stone wears off the fibres, until they
are finer than sawdust, which float
away into receptacle. The water is
drained off by means of fine sieve,
leaving the pulp, which consists of a
fine fuzz, or splinters of wood. It ls
white, and requires no bleaching, but
is ready to be mixed with rag pulp or
anything else that has strong fibre,
and receive the proper constituents
to make paste, after which it is run
off into paper sheets; whereas rags
have to be washed and bleached with
chloride of lime, soda ash and alum,
and such strong chemicals, to take
out the color. Then they are picked
to pieces and made into pulp. The
process by which wood pulp is made
is purely mechanical. It can be
made cheap, say at about one cent q
pound"
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ATTEND the primnaiesw

A Wolf had the misfortune to
break his leg, and being unable to
hunt for his food, was soon reduced
to the verge of starvation. One day
as he was uttering lamentation a
Hare came along and inquired the
trouble.
II am almost at the point of DEATH"
was the reply. l haven't had a
morsel to eat for days."
"Indeedw exclaimed the Hare.
"I'll go at once to the Hyena about
it."
When the Hyena was consulted he
stroked his chin refectively and
finally said:
"Are you certain that he is Wolf
of good morals?"
mo"
"Well, then, I'd better see the
Lion about it before we do any
thing"
The Lion heard the story, winked
in wise way, and remarked:
''There ought to be committee
appointed to investigate his char
acter I'll see the Stork and men
tion the matter"
The Stork was informed that a
Wolf lay dying Of starvation, and
she replied:
"Well, we'll, but that's bad. I'll
see the Ok this very afternoon, and
have him decide whether we ought to
send in tracts or chicken broth"
The OK was duly informed, and
the next day he walked over to see
what should be done in the case. Ar
irving at the lair he found the Wolf
dead, and the Owl had already been
there and written on the rocks the
MORAL:
Philanthropy is a thin tonic for an
empty stomach"