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A CURE FOR cATARRH.
a Medical Qacsticu Put Not to Physi.
clans, bat 10 Practical Policemen.


Two citizens of Williamsburgh refer
red dispute they had yesterday, about
the efficacy of the vapor Of burning sui
phur in catarrhal affections, to the po-
lice of the Flushing avenue station for
p decision. Near the police station are
large sulphur works, and the one who
held that the vapor was efficacious had
been unwilling to ask the opinions of
physicians. He contended that the
police could, and would, give more
valuable opinion-one not based on
theory, but on facts.
"I eontend,n he said to tribunal Of
policemen in the waiting room, "thst
this statement is true" and then he
Translated the following from German
publication:
"In all catarrhal affections the SIM
pie inhaling of sulpburous acid soon
effects a cure. The acid kills the para
sites that have entered and caused ill.,
fiammation, whereupon the pjtuitous
glands are opened and the phlegm is
expelled without difficulty. The dis
covery of bacteria in the lungs Of con-
sumptives also proves that consumption
is caused by microscopic animalcules
which infest and consume the lungs"
Il guess that's So" said one police
man. 81 know this, that you won't
find many people about here with the
catarrh, and Pve heard 1t was the
sulphur that keeps them things away"
"Every one knows that" said
another. "You go 60 the works aud the
bosses will tell you that that is just what
it does, and believe them, for | used
TO have the catarrh and used all sorts OF
remedies, but they didn't do me any
good. I'm not bothered with the
catarrh now, and why? Because my
beat for a time was about the works.
Yes, right you are about the sulphur"
awe heard" said u third policeman,
"tbat good many folks come to the
place Just to sniff the sulphur, and I've
seen people walking about the works
for hours. You can get just as good a
sniff outside as ill.,"
"Then this proves just what say"
said the man who had translated the
German. "A Mr. Kircher, the proprie-
tor of works in New Orleans, in which
a good deal of sulphur is used, wrote
this to periodical in Germany. He
saws that some of his men who were
suffering with consumption when they
came to his works were cured. ANY
one, he says, who is afflicted can cure
himself by simply taking one or two
drachms Ofsulphur, burning it, and in
haling the vapor."
1t was decided that the vapOr of burn
ing sulphur was eificaCiOus for the cure
of catarrh and cOnsumption.-NcW
York Sun.
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Piles.
Dsro. mo.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient TO sup
pose be has some affection of the kidneys
or neighboring organs At times, symp-
toms Of indigestion are present, as tiatu-
ency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A
moisture, like perspiration, producing
very disagreeable itching, particularly at
night after getting warm in bed, is a very
common attendant. Internal. External
and Itching Piles yield at once to the APP
plication of DR.. BoSankos Pile Remedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and effecting a permanent cure
where all other remedies have failed. Do
not delay until the drain on the system
produces permanent disability, but try it
and be cured. Price, 50 cents. Sold by "A.
T. Young, C. Moenkemoeller and Logan Il
Co., wholesale agents.
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Consumption.

Consumption is often the result of not
curing a cough or cold at the proper time.
People seldom realize their mistake until
they 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
all diseases of the throat and lungs, use
Dr. 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. Moenkeniil-
Ter and Logan & Co.
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Petroleum.

TIrUsvILLE. March s.-Oil-Opened at
91Ac; highest 921Sc; lowest SS1sc, closing
at ssHc. Shipments 4S,0S2 barrels; runs
81, 74S barrels.
On CRY, March authorizations to-day
$50 TO 92c. Transactions 100000 bar.
rels; shipments $1,000 barrels.
BRADFORD, March s.-Oil-Growing weak
er; opened and highest 9lPc; lowest and
closing at S74c. Sales 2,505, 900 barrels;
charters SO, barrels. =
PITTSBURGH, March S. Petroleum
Weak and lower; United certificates closed
at SS1sc; refined 75s@7Xc Philadelphia
delivery.
At the afternoon session the market was
dull and weak, declining steadily; opened
at 90a4c and closed at $3.50. Transactions
small.
CLEVELAND, March S.-Petroleum I'M
changed; standard white 1100 test Sc.
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~ H



nyuu m Gsk Hop Hittsu M Rsly ~
Mature - nikfss yoa ven uAsA anslDS.llD
II you ass eesttvs o. dypsetiA - 1S0es
ing isDn s1y oeA9of AsnpeDrV0010o
Of thS slcnAsh or bowel. it = yoR eVn -
u yoa remain III, tee Hop Htt19s 0OUDvUss
eign rsns1y b n sash soOphinfA ~
II yon are wasting away VIII nv fotW0
Kidney dissasA stop tsmptng Dsa6 ~
nonenk and tsiya for cure 70 HOP HitDef8
II yop ere dck with that ts1ibls asl1sO
Nervcusnea, you WIN AIDA s1llAi oiAsnAS
In The uss Of Hop Bit1sA ,ssS
II yoa azs ffequsutse. o. atc1dsos - Q
miasnaaie dhss5ee, hAxrtcaAs your systsa
sRainss the scourre OF coantsies-mAiarial,
Epidemic, biiljoaA and internito1ns fsV9Eo-
6y he uso az Hop n1tterA
II 700 have rough, .ptmply, Or onev sktA,
Bad breath, pains and aehea enA Ted mtsofs
able generally. Hop BItters viii give 700 falP
skin, rich blood, and sweetest breash, health
In short they cure all diseases Of the ston.
ach. Bowelk Blood, Lvef, Nerves KidneyS
Rriehts WseasN t50p will b paid for cAsS
they will mot cure or help.
That poor, tedr!dden. invalid wife. stster.
mothsr OF dauehtsr, can b. made the picture
Of health, by a few bottles OF Hop Bitecr.
costing but tribe. VIII you let thsn sunsrs
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DRY GOODS.
New York,

New YORK, March S.-Dry Goods-There
has been a very general demand for assort-
ments of all classes Of cotton goods and
agents report q good trade. Monadnock
wide sheetings have been advanced as fol-
lows: 1914 bleached 24hc; l04 brown and
"a bleached &c; o. brown and 81 bleached
20c; Lancaster and Lowell bleached &c; do
brown 20c. Wooden goods are receiving
large attention with some improvements
in takipgs. Jobbing trade very good.
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ron SALE.

NOR sALE-rHE NEW AND SECOND
II hand closhipg business. Tue party 10
roips 10 Europe With family. Concern doing
good business Price Naeo Inquire q iou
Main stroet. aA
TSoR eALE-THE STOCK AND oy50
IL will Of . well equipped Job tranene
y S sS In sl; , s s .s snss
J. Corbctt, agent atsunday LeAder omeA oen
NITY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-I WILL
I j. sell nay house, corner Main and fVoo0s
frst streets, Alno most OF the turnttaSa -
carpets. The house Is large and eosn0o4leuA
cSssers can view the premises Il any time
Terms viii Be made to suit u-
wheeling. February Is, ISL. isissas
Piano for sale.
AN UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, MANU-.
IA facfured by first.class maker, 10 ooered
for sale at greet tacrince, The instfunsnt
* oetsssS oveStr1ns scala: ihsss Sni.eas
msierS Isl pries Is ssIs, Win 30 old Toe ga
ASdrs.. .PtAno, carr OF city News stsHd
oh live sN man. 4 no.si in rood rspsir. 4
rooms, with saloon, and 81! oat oaildineA
situate on the c, 4 .. 4 h, 81 Milton, CAbelI
county. w. We, thriving .vtlle9c Of Ave g
tached and one Of the best livery stands In tho
state For term. aRPlSE 2 4 srALNAxER
Real Estate and Insurance Agcnts IS Twelfth
street, Wheeling, w. Va. fGte
sslGHEES SALE-CLOsING OUT AT
"a and below cost, OIL Painangs, ChronoS
sitel Engraving, Picture fran"A Mould
ipgs, " eaiher sirfps, silverware, Jewel Casea,
Hand erci. lief Boxes, Glove boxes, vaesS
Toilet Gsis. Hand Painted Toilet Bostlss,
Parian Marble statuettes, China Cap. anA
lamps, Artists supplies, Toys, yiissS Wax
Flow err Materials, Canes. Umbrellas, Thwara.
Soap ETC., nj No. ~ Twelfth street.
tea Assignee OF Wa HutchinS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09
CommissiOners' Sale Of Yalua-
bio Property.

The undersigned special commissioners by
virtue Of decree made by the Circdit Court
Of ohio county, West Virgins, on the I'd day
therein ptndins. xhsrein X. l. Hiii and M.
are plaintiffs and Rebecca ~. hawtcli and
others are cefst dAnts, which said dscrse %
entered on Page ~ In ehsnosfy ODER pook
ss;. rdsy, tke Siss Dag % March, lass,
at 10 O'Clock 4. ~, at tho front door OF the
Court y. H g he s 1Gs so S: &.
ier.st OF Clark Wells 10 the Jers Wells farm.
unit or the will Of Jesss Wells, dsecaAed. which
n. L. Hi Hill by deed dated NoysnSsf ., is'S.
being q legacy Of two thousand dollars, pAf.
able oot Of the proceeds Of . sale Of the said
WIDOW o. ala ADJ Js - Wells and oSsnin.i u
the residuary fund undsr the said will siso
the share and interest Of ksrotsss q nsNso!
In said farm under said will, c9nyeysd 70 said
her husband. BY deed dated Deosmbsr p, ISIS.
pay able out o. the ptoceeds OF : sals Of SAID
Wells, and ous-ninih of The restduary fsnd
under the said will Of said Jeass Yslin ALI?
The share aud Interest Of Ciafa 9. Hill IT, said
farm under s.id VII, conveyed q The q. &c., q
L. Hill, the one on April ~. 1915, 70 Hannlbei
Forbes, the other on Noysmber =. 1874, 20 va:
lem North, being legacy OF fifteen hundred
S9 ..c s: % ont q so 3. s:s q q "a
S sss p.y.SI: GOT q S s' is.ses q .ssS
=, The Death q ..,d ss.,l end "a, zee y
teie,t Of WIN. y. Wsns In aid fam. .valH
said will: conveyed BY him 20 Martin = Hill
u enc housand dollars. payable sst Q! ~
proceeds Of sale of AaId farra 70 - Dsds -
ibe death Of tbs ssid Cecilia wells, and cps
eighteenth Of .he rs3daaIy fard under he
The said Jesse Wells fssm h SITUATED %
sbor Creek, In Ohio connty, w. Vs. ana na
part Of the snfne propsty hefesaofe eon.
ssysS e Tie aid Js ., y oh y j q;
Pembertos. deceaAed, By deed dated March
eth, isli, and nov Of record IN the ONE g
the Clerk q the county C0uf. o. On1e
f fss bc.s ~ Two ~ si.e.. oss q ID - -
other ~ acres, exeep,ing thsrcfeoA -
scres and poles, hsrssoies: conysys4 u
a.: I August w! d. i 4 a.. 4 w. s.S %
Sss sssn'. p,,5 Ssss is Ss; Z. :: g
for fuller description Of the shasss ana
interests 10 Be sold, Teftrenes y made % tie
aforesaid dee1s, deols Of truet, he WIN fsall
so s: xs e:e seS .ae Y go: =. e -
Terms Of eale-Ops-haif % thD purehaae
money most be paid In 60, enl bpoa The
OF saIe, viii BE- given WITH Inisssa thssssS
from lbe day Of sale, the tide being rsssise1
uniil the pusehase Do1sy has bs6a pail -
JOEY 9. PENpLEfoS.
Bceotsi C0nnls1oueru
Ed. CHRIDrnAr, Auel5eoseI:
rrnvf Serfffv That honA ana 49, pltW haW1
err 3 rsqulssd 81 -. @ % 1saaily g -
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Those Complaining of Sore Throat,
HoRrseness, or "tsking cold" should use
Browns Bronchial Troches. The effect Is ex.
traordinary, particularly when used by sing
ers and speakers for clearing the voice,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09

NorE-Trains leaving Bellairo ~ 5;D u ~.
WM. A. BALDWIN,
Manager, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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A Qualified Voter Who Was Not Per-
mItted TO Qualify.
EiitOr of n Reqisler.

SIsTERsvILLE, TYLER COUNTY, w.
VA, March 5, 1851 was born on the
3lst day of March, A. D., 1878, in Tyler
county, State of Virginia, and have
lived in Tyler county, except less than
four years, all my life.
On the 18th day of April, 1867, ] was
summoned to appear before the Board
OF Registration of Tyler county, on the
first Monday of May, 1857, with salts,
factory proof that you are q qualined
voter in Lincoln townshipof said eoun-
ty, and upon your failure so to do, your
name will be stricken from the register
Of qualified voters of said township.
Given under my hand this 10Th day
Of April, 1861,
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bMiskey!
pvovN's Iron BrTTERs

:. n D~ Of the very few tonic
Is ' oi;c that are not COM
n nosed mo mostly of alcOhOi u
R Rb;sIey, thus becoming a
t s',.I source of irtemPer-
l !, u,s'r promoting a desire
tor rum
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-09
d HICKMAN,
Clerk Board of Registration

Clerk Board of Registration.
/ appeared, and after hearing the
Board of Registration of Tyler county
decided that could not take the test
oath, and my name was stricken from
the list Of registered voters in Lincoln
township. For any additional informa-
ton refer to David Hickman, clerk at
Middlebourne, Tyler county, West Vir.
ginia. had taken the test oath and
] did not refuse it when before the
Board, but / told them l did not regard
either lawful or binding, and that 1 had
not, nor did / intend to violate the I'M
constitutional oath. / was refused the
privilege OF voting at q town election ia
Slstersyille, &c. refer you to J. ID.
Ewing, William Ishap and Hughes, Of
Vance, Hughes & Co. steyheeling. My
address is Charles DlcerrCoy, Sisters
vile, Tyler county, v gers Isl Virginia.
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V1heeIIpe end EIn Grevo Rallroad

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. OM .
~ ls11, cars on the Wheeling - m
cAn leaving the city, corner Maxeoe -
Eleventh stresGa, and 66snnh A.
Carn IA and frarn Rnl.
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ENIlI!s:lS I TyTsIS7

A'uney' Wort has given ulus,iiats relic, In
many cases o; rheumatism, falling under INV
AprJ -. ON' v"
,, = lever ''nnd even relief from rieuna.
M, wl. ShC kidney troubles t,,l usesi Kidney.
H. T"', Voc 7" ''sI"-Jayid II. Hut,,r,
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Active and higher.

SroCKs-The market opened more active
and stronger and so continued until the
last hour. The slight reaction after =
O'Clock was partially recovered before the
close. At that tine the most active stocks
were Union Pacific, st. Paul, Western
Union, Lackawanns and Denver, all of
which advanced during the last half hour.
The net result of the days business was an
advance Of q to rs per cent. in the general
list. The Post says: THE general tone of the
market has changed from that ofafew days
ago, and now looks favorable for an inn
portant general advance"
Transactions 2S7 900 shares.
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BALTIMORE { OHIO r. R. CO.
I'm AND AFTER NOV. Il lisa. PAs8xN
~ GER Trains win run - fouoWs-Whesa
Ing time:
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p,ovv'S IRON BITES

I1NVN-
;;no,SSyicating stimulant, ans
: will, in nearly every case:
t !, a., the place of all liquor:
-. -, # the same time abso-
L I,,, kill the desire for
,rb;,l.y and other iatoX-
eating beverages.
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TSY IS; l;SR#

Mr.. Ethan Lawrence, my tOwus-man,"
,s7s pr. Philip G.. BaIOu, OF Monkton, VT,
was b.oq,ef from kidney disease. The skin
o. his ,e., >hone like glass. Hlduey-Wort
rtrs6 hru,. Ap..S-S2.
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r,aHN's Iron BlTTERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, indigestion,
Silisu>nesS, weakness, de5;t-
IN, ovework, rheumatism,
neuralgia, conSaniPrioo,
i've complaints, kiGnay
troubles, sc. and it never
n.ls 10 render speedy and
0trmGicIl !=LsL.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati { 81. Louis
RAILWAY-PAN-HAN ROUTE
THINE TABLE East AND WET JAN.
3. isB. Trains leave Hendls Depot,
foot OF Eleventh street, near Public Landing
m follow.
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Rev. G. w. RICE, editor Of
-. ..!w.yTeaH Christian r.
Isr,. says of Browns lion
B.;tyrS:
Gin, o., Nov. 10, 1881.
Gems Tn foolish vast
IL Of vital force in Business,
rlcssure, and vicious Ini2l-
.slce Of our people, makes
ya.rpreParation a necesS'y5
al,faPPlied, viii save HIM
Egrls who resort to SnlooR
iort.mPorary TeeaPeranoa-
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yT oTN 9; PsL::N,.pI,LEroS,

ED. cHRIsrNAI. AssilsassE:
Court t certify ihss Sosd ssA ssssnis ssss
err e requir:1 n -. q % taa,iy q -
"pro''''o ''' MsnT 4 SccotxocH.
wses..sE; 20 z; 81 IssSa Cd,
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0ook0 AnO 01A1lON9Rv.
SAVE YOUR LETTDR1.
We hsvs 1ust rsssivsl Q ~ 81

STANDARD Letter HfIoOy
Beng inyl isd.xs1 rsesIsssss. fss lse1ee
risee for 6atA Twelve 0f abogo - -
wooden 49, Nth rf10s aatsssed ioeSk
se' nisrcr = p4ysyeQ.E
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NOR sALE-rHE NEW AND SECOND
H hand clothing cuisines the perN
= good business Price Nsao Inquire . 100
Main street. M
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% FITTEENTH NEs Z
sssssssss a. Rs ssa g. s ~;
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at sale Per Cent.-Goyernments
Uncnanged-Sioc Active and High
err Flour Dull and Unchanged -
wheat Lower.
new YoRK. March S.-MoNEY-S@l2 per
cent. closed offered at 3. Prime mercantile
paper 6@6H per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills, dull and heavy at 1907; de-
mand at 1881.
GovERNMENrs-Unc Unchanged, except 4]3s,
which advanced . per cent.
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH R.R
roNDENsED TIME TABLE OF PAssEN.
GER Trains corrected To Jan. II, 1883

yyvrp nIvrsIoN-ooINs WET.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-06-13

ring OF light borders the, dark body of
the moon This is known as an ahpular
feehpse, and is, of COURSES but partial,
During the period ofo totality tho sem,
l-sation of awe is ss'nreme in IT'S ihtensi-:
tyl 1T becomestso hdarfn Othat the stars
OF tia second magnitude appear IN the
sky, las do also.tho Oh Flanetsy of sthet fffst
order of brightnessTE There is Ia very
| perceptibleg lowering of ytemperature.
animals and plants 2are unmistakably
affeeted1oos 0onsolyuli,E opoppies = and
nght-shades have beensobseryed to half
open from being previously entirely
| clesedsog0T = 90 3 gJQ = & qEr .
tislDnring totality great tongues of flame
are seen spreading out in various direc-
dons from the moons limbs. These
protuberances have been examined by
the spectroscope and found to be prin-
clpally composed of hydrogen gas in q
highly heated condition. These tongues
| OF flame are eruptions of that portion
OF the sum atmosphere called by Lock
yer the chfomosphere These tongues
reach out to vast distances, some as far
IS $4,000 miles: beyond the SUMS sur
/ face. The spectroscope is now SO per-
feet, however, that in its analysis of
these flames it can dispense with an
eclipse The interest awakened by the
present eclipse concerns the SUMS coro-
ma and the hypothetical planet Vulcan.
During totality and JUST Immediately
before andd after q luminous halo sur
I rounds the disc of the sun. 81 1t is the
corona, and it reaches ont to an JIM
i mense distance, all the way, from S00,-
900 to ], ,0O0, 900 of miles from the SUMS
surface. /. 1t is of almost Infinite .tenui;
ty, and has no counterpart in the mate
brialnocomposition of our planet, Its
color VARIES all sthesway from pearly
white 10 I,red. % In the, spectroscope II
4 shows a single bright green line, which
correspondents to no known element upon
the earth. o.slsbnr II tT che Z s,ls-fi'-'
The eclipse yesterday Travelled over
4 vast waste of water in the Pacific
ocean, beginning in the, immediate
neighborhood of Australia and ending
few hundred miles from South Amer
lea. The only morsels of land favored
by it are the two small islands of Caro-
line and Flint This eclipse was re
markable for the length of its ftotafity
Il The duration of totality at Carolpe
Island was five, minutes. .sand twenty
seconds. This island isvin seventy
three degrees twenty minutes longitad'
west from. Washington, and in nins
degrees forty minutes south latitude
AT Flint Island totality continued at fiy'
. minutes and thirty-three seconds. 1t i
J in seventy-three degrees forty minute
longitude west from Washington, ant
} in eleven degrees thirty minutes soutl
klatitude.-A s. rBrepndp, IN 81 Lofti
) .Repub blicd,t. - Ai' 1hA E--io =
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FATHER .ETL1EN.

. You are old. Father Tiiden, the young man
!. Y yet early ana late, you're the one eandi-
.als Who ' is always and ever in sight roy aif
:. m tfe,days of my youth. 2 Father Tildon re-
Il Rnssied Rsi my Si,5 eneuies .s aies ven sT;ssT
And nowI am old and the day would be
noi. wsrs IL not for my little barsrell."
you are old. Father Tfden., = the young man
5 = And it's perfectly easy to see, 10,
And 4 candidate how can you be9"
I" In-the days of my youth.,ssaid the tremu-
my yisor never would stint;
For knew by and by could shake on the
h And do all my hard riding in print"
You are old. Father Tilden." the young
5-.And your bari must be running quite
& yet half of the time. from fbung to the
=, 1t seems to be kept on the fow!''
. I'm the days of my youth" Father Tilden re
"I learned what a promise would do,
And the hope Of dollar win make man
More loud than possession WIN do"
-Youl are old. Father Tilden," hhe young
.0s = man said, .-- -...--5.r-. - =. ~
al. Yet you've plans, schemes and games not
And I'd give great deal to. know just how
~ Andwhst you are going to do"
E.You are right" !" with a laugh. Father nlden
ro.,r.r replied, f-T g. .-.-L-.
81 am older than some people be;
But I never was young In the wag of my
tongue, l-H- - al1,.-is
n Remenber that, Johnny Kellee."
Burlington Hdirkeyc.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-06-13
WELLINGTON, LORAIN
.AH ATTORNEY TO HIS tbI

Forever witness this deed poil, 81 - 4
To whom IL may concefn,
That for the sweetest OF fcBtM<x soe
with quehchless love q burn. - ~,
To her, iuvery simplest fec II 4a
MY heart do convey, Z = =
With covenant uf fwRtfanfysET ~ -sN =.
ForeEsr and for aye. s,..aU. nj -,
= humbly pray thar She Will give -
2 Her hea Il to me IN trfint,1
To be its tenant<while1 live =. ~
TIL mine Is tlirned 10 dust
Idare not seek atitie great,
Although i madly love her: -.r ~
? IL she would grant life estate, r
I'd yield remainder over. ,T
Herheart's enfaiied, perhaps; then short
I'll bring recoyerie, - = ~ ! s..-g
And plead my cause inLove'sown court,
With Cupid for vouchee. .Isri2iH ~ -
ThetsstEfrIict Of her dear lips
would surely lure the bees in;
long TO hold her fipgertips afus -
Z BY livery OF eeizin. =. - + rarsr
All, hopeless II To me appears
Her host of suftors; yet -ff -
a., Oh. who can soothe such startled fears =
- BY bills I. Qlifd tiD,stf- : u - 10 ID.
How my aforesaid heart would sing, p
And all said fears would cease, --r
If this fair court would let me bring
churchly bill of peace. Il
Tnen, by these presents, witness ye
I'm estopped TO deny Eif fls.s&
That she's my hearts sole alenee,
And shall be tn die
-'t -lt- &C E.S. Wood, IN The Continent