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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
Rows and Tobacco.

An exchange says, on the subject of
the use of tobacco by boys, that II has
been prohibited the boys at the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, and at the
Military Academy at West Point.
Army and navy surgeons have studied
and observed its effects Oh the students.
DR.. A. l.. Gilhon, OF the United States
Navy, gives the following as its effects
on the students of the Naval Academy:
|. That it leads TO impaired nuuition
of the nerve centres.
>. That it is fertile cause of neural
gia, vertigo, and Indigestion.
.. That it irritates the mouth and
throat, and thus destroys the purity Of
the voice.
/. That, 10y eXcitation of the optic
nerve, it provOkcs amauroSis and other
defects Of vision.
). That it causes tremulous hand
and all intermittent pulse.
&. That one of its conspicuous effects
is to develop irritability of the heart.
:. That it retards the cell change on
which the development of the aboles-
cent depends.
This is formidable bill of particu-
lars, and vet each of these charges is
preferred 10y the best modern authority,
and what is more, each is substantiated
by an abundance of clinical evidence.
Perhaps one more item which is of
still more consequence, is the fact that
the boys who use tobacco are generally
satisfied with q lower place in their
studies than the non-users. This was
brought out in the French schools some
years ago, where in every instance the
smokers stood lowest in all their mark
ings. Mothers can and should use
their influence against tobacco, and
possess themselves of the best hrgu-
ments and manner of using them eff
fGCtively.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
In the IIOnsel,nih.

Cinders make u good fire for ironing
days.
Wild mint scattered about the house
Will rid :: 20 49, @e-d Ea-i-%-
Mirrors should not be hung where
the sun shines directly upon them.
To relieve hiccough at once, take
lump ofsugar saturated with vinegar.
HemOrrhage of the lungs or stomach
may be quickly stopped by small doses
of salt.
To relieve q severe headache, bind
the temples tightly with n handker-
chief or cloth.
Warm soap suds will keep the bugs
off of house plants and make them
grow very fast.
To remove finger marks, putty stains,
etc, from glass, put little soda in the
water with which you wash 1t.
To keep linen from turning yellow
put it away rough dry after washing
and bleaching well and rinsing In blue
water.
Dish towels and dish cloths should
be washed, scalded and thoroughly
dried every day, or they soon become
musty.
a broom may be kept in good condl-
ton for long time if it is washed once
a week in clean hot suds, and then
hung up to dry.
A range may be kept looking bright
and nice with little trouble if it is wiped
carefully with brown paper after greasy
food has been cooked.
TO clean white kid shoes rub them
gently and thoroughly with a perfectly
clean white flannel cloth dipped in
diluted ammonia water and white soap.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
STRANGE HAPPENINGS.

A girl, years Ofage, who said she
had no home, and neither father nor
mother, and lid not know her name,
was recently found in the streets Of
Buffalo, drunk.
At the Children's Home in Cincin-
natl boy 5years OF age fell into a
well 81 feet leep, at the bottom of
which a man was digging. The boy
alighted on the back OF the well digger,
but neither was hurt.
A root of a pinion tree found by Ed
ward Austin in New Mexico is knotted
aud twisted so that it forms a perfect
resemblance to two human beings
standing face to face, with hands clasp
ed and arms extended
A Cbiuaman made bet OF s. with
one of his fellows that he could swim
across the Sacramento River at Led
ding, and return. AS he failed and
went under, his opponent clapped his
hands in great glee and quietly pocket
ed the stakes.
In splitting log of black oak, Ben
iamin Marvin, OF WATERFOWL, Conn,
saw on the smooth grain in the heart
of i tree a perfect picture OF a clump OF
trees, with trunks and branches and
twigs clearly defined. The picture is
obout four inches square.
Two Mexicans near Salado, Texas,
killed each other with the same knife.
One stabbed the other near the heart,
leaving the knife sticking in the wound.
The wounded man jerked out the knife
and plunged it into his adversary's
heart and both fell dead.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
NEST AND IolLITY.

A German Joke; Father, TO his from.
the university back returning soa -
well, thou hast, of course, no debts:"
Son-"Three thousand marks.n Father
-"What, three thousand marks?"
Son-"Well,. art thou not proud that
thy son $50 great credit hath -Omni-
bus.
Highly English: Indignst Cabby
who has got his bare fars)-"'Ow am
l to keep wife and family on pay like
thiS?' Bland Fare-"Ny good man,
the subject Of improvjdent marriages Is
one which has puzzled not you nor me
Only-"LExi Cabby, using blessingsl.
London Fun.
A way out of : dilemma: Country
man-"By go-h, them suspenders air
too short. They pull my pants up so
tight can't work my legs. Haven't
you got longer suspenders?" Nose
SchAGmberg-"Mine fren, you wash
mishdakeD. Dose subscribers wash de
longest kind-imbOrted goods. You
keeps dose susbenders, und shoost you
puys for dree tollar und hallaf q bair
ground, und dot will tit dose imbOrted
braces. texas outings.
A hopeless case: Arthur Archibald
is in a brown study. He wants to
marry, but his income is only 5000,
and Angeliua's para says Angelina
shall have no husband whose income
is less than 5000. But when Ange.
lima msrries her dot" will be 5000 a
year and house. "Now," says Arthur,
Fit costs &, 900 to support wife. lean
not have the dot until do not need it,
and now that need it cannot have it.
Why, demmit, ] can't marry any way
YOU fix it.r-Iife.
Missed fire: DOting young wife
"And Mime. Mantua will get the velvet,
dearest, and all the trimmings, you
in fine, Carlos, love,
madame will assume entire charge of
the whole thing. 1t will be such u re-
lief, darling. Don't you think it's a
nice way?" Carlos-"Oh, very nice in
deed, my dear. The charge has always
been the only thing i have objected to
in your dealings with Nine. Mantua
and Of course am very glad to know
I'm 20 lie relieved Of that.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
PECULIAR ACCIDENTS.

Calvin II. Gilbert, ofSyracuse, being
seized with fit while in room alone,
fell upon the stove and was burned to
death.
While a teacher was whipping
pupil in the Snow Hill school house the
stick broke, and the flying end put out
the eye of little girl.
One of the stills on which Edwin p.
Ford, of Highland, n. u, was walking
broke, and he fell on the sharp end OF
one OF the pieces and was killed.
Joseph Henderson, of Napa, Cal, has
just died from cancer caused by his
sticking the lighted end of his cigar in
his mouth by mistake four years ago.
AS Antonio Ygleisl, a boiler maker Of
Paterson, was riveting inside large
boiler, kneeling on piece OF old car
pet, mischievous boy set fire to the
carpet, and before the man could arise
the flame penetrated his ear, causing
brain fever, which killed him.
While Edward Porter was painting
the spire of the Presbyterian church in
Ithaca, one of the climbers fastened to
his boots gave way. After he had fallen
many feet he caught hold off dangling
rope and saved himself, though his
hands were badly torn.
A man in Carson, New, while build
ing trestlework, had to work from u
stepladder. In mailing the last strip he
was obliged to lay his neck alongside
one of the pieces already nailed, while
the one he was mailing came along the
other side of his neck. When he got
through and started to eXtriCate him.
self the ladder slipped and he was lief.
hanging by the neck.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
GENERAL SHERMAN AS A KissER.
4 Habit Into Which the Old Hero Fell
when Euik~ Young.


when auitc Young.
Washington Le'el. 10 On. Commercial Gazette.
General Sherman is fond of kissing
young ladies. He sayshe fell into the
habit when quite young. He cannot
resist the temptation to salute a pair OF
rosy lips. The time or place makes no
difference with him. If the General
had devoted half tie time he has spent
in kissing young ladies on the babies
he would probably have been President
long ago.
An incident occurred a day or two
ago that illustrates the Generals fear
less nature. 4 bright-eyed brunette
had just alighted with her mother
from a carriage in front of the kbbitt
House. The street was filled with peO-
pie ms well rs the hotel lobby. The
hero of the march to the sea appeared
in the entrance. "Why, my dear, how
do YOU do" and the white.haired
veteran rushed forward and caught the
young woman around the waist and
before she could help herself kissed her
lwO or three times fairly on her lips.
The Young lady bluShed as red rs
pony. She did not object To the kiss
ing, but the publicity was too much.
Disengaging herself from the Generals
arms she said, with q pretty pout on
her lips: General, how dare you take
such liberty with mc"
"Tut, tut, child" was the reply, 81
am old enough to be your father; yes,
even your grandfather Young men
who have attempted to initiate General
Sherman in kissing every pretty girl
they meet have met with disastrous re.
suits. The Generals white hairs seem
to give him immunity. He once said:
when / come to die | shall ask to
have bevy of young ladies gather
around my bed and kiss me to death.
In parting from earth wish to have .
taste Of heaven"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
The DolNGs OF WOMEN.

The number of female writers and
poets now living in Germany is $50.
At wedding in fashionable church
recently the bride took n hair-pin from
her head and fastened her glove button
during the ceremony.
A young woman of Troy. who has
been crossed in love, has gone into a
boiler.shop to work. She says the din
of the hammers Is the only thing that
keeps her from thinking ard insanity,
When ground was broken for the new
Methodist church, at Youngstown, o.,
the young ladies Of the congregation
asked to be allowed to begin the exca-
walton. One hundred of them went TO
work with new spades.
Fifty stalwart men stood on the bank
OF the river at Saginaw looking at a
boy who had been upset from boat,
and doing nothing to aid him. Lille
Pomeroy, girl II years Of age, came
along, and without hesitation jumped
into the water and rescued the boy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17

Turcomans from Merv were graciously
received, and were evidently deeply
impressed with the magnifcence of the
ceremonial. The court afterward re-
tired for few minutes, and returned
to receive the Diplomatic Corps,
among whom was Sir Edward Thorn
tor. While Sir Edward was driving TO
the Kremlin bis carriage, la
RAISING through the Spaskia Gate
came into collision with an
other vehicle, and was completely
shattered. Sir Edward was 1nhurt,
and proceeded on foot to the palace.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
The Gorgeous EagnihceDee Of the
Gear,
81. James Gazette.


The Emperor and Empress of Russia
held yesterday, May 2S, in st. Andrews
Hall, their first reception after the coro-
nation. The Emperor, whe wore the
uniform of Russian General, stood in
front of the throne. The Empress was
in white dress with s magnificent
gold brocaded blue train, and a daz-
cling couture of diamonds, the bril-
liancy of which was equaled by the
necklace of similar precious stones. The
Duchess of Edinburgh wore a Russian
dress, and blue couture studded with
diamonds. The Holy Synod, Senate
stsff, and Asiatie deputation presented
their congratulations, most Of them
ofIer ring gold and silver-gilt dishes and
saltcellars, in which the bread and salt
of Oriental custom are offered. Over
one hundred of these dishes, valued at
from 1900 to 10000 roubles each, were
laid at the Emperor's feet
The young Czarevitch, in a pale blue
Circassian uniform, introduced the Cos
sack chiefs and Asiatic desutltiOn. The
appearance of the Asiatic depntstiol
Wa most picturesque. The Khan ri
Khiva, the heir apparent to the Khan
OF Bokhars, and the group Of YeSke
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
PArEnI iRos : ooVilo.
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AIs Yol Building?

II so you win want
a roof. and we want
to call your attention
to the best one, the
most economical one
and the one which in.
sures you the great
est safety, the. best
wear, the easiest put
on, and one which
will outlast the build
ing itself. We refer
to our Iron Roofing,
waterproof, 6re-proof
and lightning-proof.
No rivets, nails, eye
lets, screws. tongues,
counter sinking or
breaking the surface
in any way is necessa-
with this roof, there.
by forming a perma-
nent guarantee
against rust. We can
demonstrate how in
fnitely cheaper and
better it is than any
roof which can be put
on. ltsaves insurance,
lightning rods and re.
pairs. For country
residences, where els.
tern water is used.
this root sheds the
water almost as clear
as when it comes from
the clouds. 1t does
not have 4 single dis
advantage. and we
solicit contractors and
builders to write us
for circulars and pri.
ccs. We can fill your
mail orders promptly.
and send instructions
which will enable any
ore to put on their
own roof. We hope
to hear from you.
Write TO us or call in
at the Office, We can
give you references
in abundance from
homcpeople who have
used our roof for
years, 1t will pay you
to investigate this
matter, and pay you
well.
N. 4. KAUFMAN u GU.,
Manufacturers OF
PATENT IRON ROOFING,
no Water ST.,
WHEELING, WEST VI.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17

Consumpaiss, spsttiss Bieed = NJ
friend. gave up sIl hopes a! my recovery. ~
John L. Smith cured me Two years ago.
ss;,si.s ana r...,ss Bi..d 7 Va. s@c
cint,d 10 q skeleton. Strength eons. Dr.
smith cured me 90 year. ago, ond nns am
well. Mrs, J. FCiis.n. wheeling, ". Va
Voice suffered Hr years. Pby,icisns aud
medicines failed "a beip me. ! thought iny
disesse incursbie. Ur. Smith cured IN con-.
tiBce. Ch., re ,hs1dnos
6fBpcideI d Co.. Wheeling. W. Va.
Cancer Of Brssss-wss cut out thrse
time by phy.i,ihns- " smith cnrsd me
without the knife. MIS-. u. d. Orouu-
=" che I.sdtes-Ir. smith bss tnethni q
ires,ins failing - th. womb ana female
westrsss witch CUES u In ashor tins. la
dies Le,d suffer no longer
FesnnIe wsakse-s-MO~t szyrsvst~d
81 my q 'ughttr. DR.. rln'th cured her yess
hgo ard ,he IL nov well and AtJnna.
Ar.C. }. Eeil.on. Wheeling. w. Va.
FtstnIs IN Aso, Piles Most assraya'sd.
Wa 10 se s%s tp,rs.sa - ,.o"r
smith cured me In hvs week, sith0at ths
knife. three years ago. and eojoy bftss
Tbo.. CoIvin. Grocer. whssiipx.
FIss-My wife bsd them for yssrs. Coal
get no Ieb,f DR.. smith cured her three yean
$40, and Ale has had Dope since.
ksrofaBoss rtesS sa Leg Tor YesSs-
Dr. rnitb cured me tvo year. $50.
Mr. CsIhsrtue Ptdilsbsun,
valley Grove. ". We.
Dr. srpith will engage 10 cure any esse u
piles no natter how long standing. without
rbe knife. and without The isast dagger q
sny tind.
Los Of Manhood DIR. Smith hiss maAs
speciality CT this condition which sans th>
foundation ~ b.a IN sp6 renders nissssbte
70 mspy. His trsasnset vii rsstoss hsaith
and stresgh I'm . short tinss. D. baitkS
rooms are 10 ranged that pstissts esuiagts
see him 90 mot como In contact win ofhssS
and his business with ladies and esntaeesa y
strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Bleed DSsssden-rhoe sg9ssing 100
this destroyer Of life may sousus ". snso
With perfect assurance.
AGhavf fer atIEESao1sssSso ssss y
patients at 0 dis.asee on SscsipS q tOo0
STAN %, snd pstisuts thus treated 80 9SAss
guaranteed satlsssetton.
lSsssItssIss Free at ofacs. Omos hss~
from A. y. 10 y. ~. dsiiy, sxesps Sunday.
Cell on Or sdd ress
Or. J. r SMITH,
No. 1904 chspltns Bta
mao Wheeling. ~. Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
DR., J. w. Bate,
na n. .nark street, (hicarc. III..

80 n. clark Street, Chicago. ILL.,.
Chronic Diseases and Abuses of Youth and
Manhood cured quickly and ermanentiy
Urinary organs, Catarrn. AEth "a, Bron
chitis, Fits, Nervous debility. AL disease;
resulting from indlscretiops excuses treated
by tested remedies that ara perfect speelhc:
for this class OF maladIes Imme iiats reliet
ana rem ansrt cure OF Rheu nstism aud
Pies guaranteed. Tape Worm removed vito
head in SIX hours, Gall or write for treatise
MAsTrowoc, WIS, Dec. %, 81.
DR. J. W. BATE
DEAR SIR-The medicine sou seut fnefG
Tape Worn was received AID given as you
directed. and am pleased TO say that In f2uI
hours after Tape Worm was paSel WIZ
The mead; II measured 6 feet pnanks y
Your medicine JAOOB FksDof'
myllSav
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
Or. J. z. SMITH,
No. 1904 Chspltns bs
Wheeling. ~. W.

GURAK AND CNDEyEI0PED PATS
yeIoped and strengfhsned," etc., 10 sa ioSes'
e,2inx aovert.sefnSns long nm IN our peess.
IN reply 20 inquiries ve viii say thas thesS1
DO evidence Of bombuE ahont tbia On -
dOfsed IDsefes,ed pers0oS may ~ $3.50
eircuIap giving 81 part suien ~ A6dnssael
TSSe Medical 20, y. o. Boz 81, BunGln ". 1s
-7bipfo 1s~Ufsc Bes. n~1N0
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17
JEwELRY.

Observation-Disclosures:
/ W A 7 c Il |
!. When a man buys a =.
: watch he wants, in :
+ the first piace,to get a !
!: good one, and second :
= ly, he wants to know !
: that he is buying it at !
: price not over FIVE per !
8 cent. above the costof :
= manufacture. :
< Speaking of watch !
!: es, | am now selling .
* the justly cels brated !
s Hamdcn Springfield !
< Watch, which is guar :
< anteed specially, and !
Z whose beauty ofwork- .
+ manship is as remark !
Y able as are its perlec- !,
x tons as a timepiece. !
& With reference to pri- !
3 ces, | have made spe- !
e cially advantageous !
s arrangements W it h ;
8 til e manufacturers ,
s which easily enables ;
= me to save several :
+ dollars to every watch !
= buyer. In general ]
= lines Of ladies' and ;
8 gentlemen's watches, g.;
8 however, | can show !
s a stock which has but J
s few equals in udicious !
= assortment, and which !
e for genuine value and F.;
< beauty Of appearance !
& is not excclled, know !
s by any house. On J
= terms and prices |
& have fixed a rule, !
3 which is directly to !
!: the interest Of pur- !;
4 chasers, and which | !
s should like to see you !
4 about before you buy. :
Z Do not be persuaded !
Z into a purchase until !
T you have at least had :
& a talk with me. !
7: In Silver and Silver J
s Plated Ware | offer .
s special bargains on !
s entire new styles from :
& the standard manu- !
8 facturers. In all lines !
s of Jewclry and Home ;
e Ornaments in the way !
s of bronzes and brio !
& a-brac | am always in J
6 receipt of the finest !
= novelties, and i'll pre- !
s cious stones h ave !
= goods at prices that !
e no one can discount. :
r | hope to have a per- !
s sonal call from every !
s reader Of this paper. ;
n With much respect. ;
s a. a. Franzheim I
s 1909 Market ST., !
!: WHEELING, WEST VA. !
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N EDIcAL.
Or. J. E.. SMITH,
No. 1905 Chspisse street,

No. 1900 ChspIias ktvsst,
Near FouTteenth Slrcss,
II the only regularly educated physio,sa
bpeclsliht ON tbs following disease. 10 Me
hia'e OF West vlrRinis, and the RsAt evijen .
81 his skill and success In LcttstimOny Of his
patents. He never rscs n ps,ie1t6 name
without Permission; hose appended are .
few out OF many hundred certificates ia his
possession. Many years expcrien % In the
Test betpItsis. IN sother with Thorough med.
ical sduCsiion and familiarity With therspea-
mi becuIlariiies' and s,rict atisntlon 10 M.
gienic management On blss b I'm Va treat stlh
success dbea~es which arc frequently tesari-
g. M incurabls. In every Instance DR. snltb
viii frankly give the patient his opinion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-06-17

Our success OF
en- nothing so ne. SILure In lie depends
WePlaee in our MA n as the confidence
wy 70 accomplish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-07-24

We were pleased to notice that the OK
FORD DEMOCRAT promptly took up the de-
Tense of Alfred Cole, last week, during the
Editors absence. 1t is very unfortunate,
however, that there was any occasion for
such action. Mr.. Cole has long been a
friend TO the DEMOCRAT and personal
friend OF the Editor, and we are free 10
say that we do not believe there Is a
shadow OF truth in the detectives theory,
As given to the Portland Press. Mr.. Cole
has been an active business man for many
years, and his integrity has never been
questioned, TO our knowledge, in any trans
action. This is worthy Of consideration,
in Judging OF charges against one. A good
name has to be earned by conscientious
living, and when it has once been acquired,
it can only be taken from man when he
has been proued guilty of some moral lapse.
We cannot join in the cry against any man
who has earned q good reputation upon
the theory that he has suddenly fallen from
grace. Few men commi: crime OF this
character, unless their acts have been dis
honorable for some period previous to the
transaction. Whether the true criminal
in this robbery case is ever detected or not,
We shall believe in Mr.. Coles innocence,
and stand by his record, unless there is
some stronger evidence presented than
the fine spun theory of detective, who
has been unable TO ascertain any clue by
which 10 trace the robbers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-07-24

claims Of the country bar, his appointment
would be well received over large pOr-
ton of Maine.
Mr.. Foster has always been an active
Republican, 1t is true, but he has never
been closely identified with the fortunes OF
any prominent politician; he has never
been classed as politician, himself; he
has always been free to criticize the &C
ton Of his party, and has been so indepen-
dent in his political opinions and conduct
that his party opponents will have no
grounds for complaint nor suspicious re-
garding his judicial decisions on questions
involving political issues.
We trust that when the question Of APP
pointing new Justice of the Supreme Court
comes up for Executive action, the door
win not be found closed to such claims as
msy be advanced by Mr.. Fosters friends
and by the people Of this section of Maine,
but that the Governor and Council will
give Us such hearing as the Importance
Of the case demands. We are satisfied
that IT can then be made to appear that
the appointment of Mr.. Foster will be best
for the State and tend to strengthen
the confidence OF the common people In
the Judiciary Of Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-07-24

CENTRE LOWELL, July l3th.-Rev. j. II.
Snow has been engaged to preach at the
Christian church. He will also hold meet
ings at the school house in Dist No. s.
B. F. Smith, formerly Of Denmark, has
contracted for quite an amount OF peeled
poplar for pulp. He pays $500 per thou
sand delivered on the banks OF the Kezar
river.
L. B. Hatch, while at work in S. II. &
d. H. Hsrriman's steam mill, had his hand
caught in the stave saver, and so badly
mangled that 1t was necessary to have two
fingers amputated.
Geo. L. Whitehouse, our veteran bear
hunter, captured his first bear for the sea-
son, this week.
More than the usual amount Of repair
ing and building have been done, and our
carpenters have all the work engaged they
can do.
Having has been fairly good. Help is
scarce and wages high.
A barrel Of liquor, for the town agency,
was tapped by some scamps while on the
road between here and Portland. They
removed the revenue stamp, and with
small gimlet tapped the barrel and drew
out what liquor they wanted. plugged up
the hole and carefully stuck the stamp
back In its place. As q natural conse-
quence, the towns liquor fell short some
five or six gallons. C.