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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-25

All persons wishing 10 test the merits OF a
great remedy-one that will positively cure
consumption, coughs, celds, asthma, bronchi-
It's, or any affection u the Throatan Lurgs-
are requested TO call at Logan & Co.'S Bridge
Corner Drug Store and get loo Trial Bottle
OF Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consump.
ton, whioa will show you what regular
sized bottle will do. cow.
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Ma. GEO. DAWLEY,
SAFE AM RELIABLE.

A. ". BROWN. u. D, Of Providence, R. L, says,
~ nave used Hunts Remedy In 10Y practice for the
past sixteen yeGp, aud ChG fully recommend II as
beirE G4ie Aild IellHble remedy"
HuutS Rem de- IL purely HaIabIC compound.
PR pIcti by hrS' ClAsE reVis cred
Ph Imuclst aud will surely cure all diseases OF The
Kidneys, RI d Ter, Liver aud Urinary organs Cor
anrG ; y PIW f.
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Skin Diseases Cured.

By On. FRAzrrn's MAe1o OINTMENT. Cures
as II by magic, PimpleS Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches, and Eruptions on the Face,
leaving the skin clear, healthy, and beauti-
full Also cures Itch, Salt RAeum, Bore Nip.
pies, Bore Lips, Old, Obstinate Ulcers and
Sores, etc.
Sold BY all druggists and mailed on re-
III. shirk and Logan 4 Co., Agents at
Wheeling, and B. Z. McConahey, Agent ct
Bridgeport. D&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-25

The Celluloid Eyeglasses are the most
perfect artificial help 10 the human eye
known to science. Try pair and be con
WINGED. For Sale by all leading Jewellers
and Opticians MwF&w
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81. sara,,.a,a,, s,... ,

It seems probable that ar. Michael 0Con.
nor, OF Galesburg. ILL.,, Is not related to the
celebrated Charles 0'Connor. He says "Sd.
marian Nerrine cured me Of dyspepsia and
general debility MwF&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-25

Ga-DA MoNp Dyes Will color any thing
any color and never fail. The easiest and
best way to economic. 10 cents, at all
druggists, MwY&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-25

DR. W. E. scorr, President Of the College
OF Physicians. Montreal. writes; Il have
recommended Colden's Liquid Beef Tonic as
the best preparation for debility, indigestion.
dyspepsia, fever. ague, and loss OF appetite.
Take no other.) hwT4w
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No trouble 20 swallow

DR.. Plsrcs's pellets" 1.-THE original "littl'
liver pills'' aud no pain or gripping. Cur
kick or bilious headache, sour stomach, ant
cleanse the System and bowels. - cents
vial. FtAW
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sTocKs-The market closed to-day showing only
fractional changes from the prices ruling 1t the
close Monday. The exceptions are Manitoba, clos
Ing per cent higher, and Pullman Palace Car /
per cent higher, New York & Northeastern az pei
cent lower, on the fenort Of tho company not earn
log liked charges, Hannibal d St. Joe preferred y
per cent higher thsn at the close yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-25

Catte-steers and heifes Weighing from 100 to 800
lbs, S%a6c; 900 to 1000 lbs, GA6c; extra. &c:
milch cows, SO 00aS0 %. Bulls, iaitc Calves, rs
TO size and quality, Sc 00al0 90 per head.
Hoos-Light and rough. 6a55Sc; fair 10 good, ga
IL. extrA lard horN Tie
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Large fortunes await claimants in Con-
necticut. Four thousand depositors in
the State banks have made no inquiry
about their money for twenty years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-25

1t is foegy day in London when a
Phonix Park murderer isn't sentenced to
be hanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-25
'-'' - AsAFE NAN SAVED.
INFLAMMATION OF BLADDER.

years duration, was my wlic's complaint" writes
Dr.. c. NJ. Summerlin, Of Sun Hill, Ga. "lIcr urine
often contained mucuS, pus, and was sometimes
bloody Ply s.clAns Prescriptions my own lncluded
and domestic remedies only palliated her pains.
Kidney. ort, however. has entirely cured her"
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Professor Porter, OF Yale, strongly re-
sembles Henry Clay. His countenance
ought to convert Professor Sumner.
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rRAyELEn,s GUIDE.


Trains arrive and depart Is tolloWs-Ctty hre.
b d O.-Main Line-DEPIRT-l&A m, s 10 q
m. 24Opm, sos pm, loA m. e: Q. Diy=gl5 "a
m, Is p m II IS p m S40Rm. W. Pa d, Div
go am, 30 p m. 40pm ARRIvE-Mein Line
1915 am, 10 % IN, Is . m, Q l0a m, 8 40 p m. @
a. Div.-6 10 pm, 960Rm, 2 Sam. H.P. & B.
DIY-S2S am, II 90Am, 69Spm.
q. d P.-pEIARf-6 10 N, 1910 m, { 10 p IN,
AREIyE-l2 is am, 8 4sp m, s O pm. aud 70 m.
Pc. d ut. L.-DEPARr-6S2 a m. s 62A m,
81 y m, All p m, bi7p m. ARRIvE--ll o. a N,
8 81 d IN, s 81 m, II o2Gn, 4o2pm.7l7pm.
C.,T.P. d w.-DErA m, 66Oprp, ~
m SI5 m, 4pm. AERtvE-7 lbR m, 10 50 q m,
2 70 D IA 4b1 n m.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. J. E. SMITH,
70, 1904 Chapllno Street.
W. ~ Near Fourteenth Street.


,,.bs, eV!dens y, 3 IKE Increasing demands
lsssg, Of ha p' ssHTTices prove that hAye dealt
sioGssiolih.l, I'm those Who have conIulted
nsI ard iAltIy Ttr name without pernls.
psvri u,r E.Y !e" many bundled CERTIFICATES
z SoaeaD have cured after they IUySI sq e ,a.
lE,.pcd incHIAU ,,.a,, h0.pliaI experience and
~ aiib Hbhy !.,,,i,T, agents, u Close Oh eFv'
SSssadII VIII a,s " WCuliiritIts aud sirict az
d IrtnpsI engagement luSlires success u
tssa a S.s AID inaEly give the patient IN!
or
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Tur genuine SARATOGA HIeH Rock sPRrss
WATER, for sale by all druggists by the doz-
en-, bottle or gallon. Address all orders to
the High Rock Spring Co., Saratoga erings
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Is e1isadsd..iS '9 P%s S! .sslss
g,s. ~, eeugonsilSS g.P bonds arsts ...II4sh
Pacific Is Of 95 ...-..l25 u. P. SINKING fund llt4
entral Pacific 6Dtslllk Texas Pac. land gts- 6sis
Erie seconds..... 971SIdo' Rio Grand diva sS11f
RAILROAD Bosps- Fairly firm: Boston, Hartford
q Erie frsts, however, declined az per cent.
RrAIE hECuRTIlES-SeHleCfhd.
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Roney-white clover, new 2sa25c in and 2.pound
isa5oc fBurSwheat I6alec: strained iGai2e
Batter-Ettra choice Ohio, 22a2Sc: medium, l6al7c
Eggs-stictly fresh, 100
J Prsserre.- lod1Ohe per lb.: apple butter, 6a51ic
per pound.
Vegetables Potatoes, s5a91c, for choice, common 6sa
70c onions s. 25A2 90 per Dbl sweet potatoes Jer-
sey. s. 6oa8 rs per bbL Cranberries 81 6ai Is per
Apples1New choice per Dbl. 81 OOa4 So good, s. 50
al VI; medium 81 0Oa3 30.
Nuts-peanuts 1aac for choice white: walnutS
76casl: hickory nuts slal so per bushel.
ForeiJn FrIiis-Lemons $50 per box; MesSinh
oranges s. Is per box; Val. 60 60a7 10 per case;
mammoth SS 6Iag 20: bananas q "A per bunch
Rdgs-Cotton, white, per ID nc; cotton, mixed,
2a2hc; wooden ha1Sc.
Pe1thers-Liye geese, per lb, 56a60c: mixed 45a50c
Dhisky-sl u per proof gallon.
WooE-s7H'2c are the ruling figures with no special
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]. +. shirk and Logan d Co., Agents OF
wheeling, and B, K. Mcoopahey, Agent at
Rridnnnnrt pAM
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NEW YORK, April 23.-Cotton quiet: futures
steady. Flour sei y aud unchanged receipts H..
$50 barrelt, exports so banels, Wheat, cash
steady options ssalc higher. olosing firm: receipts
81 0n4l NIX; No. 2 red 81 23al 29h certificates;
81 23&al 90 delivered: ungmded while o. U6ai n 1
No. white. sles 1900 bushels at q 16aI 10 Ger
81, 600 bushels at q alal 2is4 closing al 81 2il
May sales $50 900 bushels at 81 ai a closing AZ
81 2 June, saies 1880 900 bushels at 81 23al Az
:Iospg ss q II Iuy: ses SSS0oc 6ashels AZ q
bushels, at 81 2SfAl ~, closingSt 81 FAX. Corn
wards advanced hahc, closing 1m, with a re.
COO bushels; ungraded 6sa6sX 70; No 6sISc steamer
e7A6s!Ge No; Tes4asg14c Nc, April 67s4a6S1iic
May 67slassAc. closing q SShc; June 66Haeae
aSsas. q @ a. oa iGps II Ios SsG
receipts is 00d bushels; exports l3l, DO bushels;
western mixed 69aSic: white western b2xa6Sc
MolaSes quiet and unchanged. Coffee dull
Cd. Rice s,eadp and In good demand.
Petroleum steady. Tallow Arm. Rosln
quiet and firm, rurpcntine firm. Rges. western
nominal. Beef dnll and unchanged. Cut meals
steady; long clear $ll:a Lard higher prime steam
stl IS: May 1ll S6all o. June 81 e2al2 co. July
81 g6,l2 o3 August 81 9stl2 o. September sIl %
ala 90. Butter quiet and AFm for choice. Lead
quiet but steady. Others unchanged.
CHICAGO, April g. Flour steady and unchanged.
wheat opened weak and lower, and Close drin al
outside Prieeaat 8 TX AgEl; q i2sll2h May:
ps iii 'H9 n ShesSo sSi ne So SA So
red winter q u. Corn, unsettled and generally
higher al 6t,ic cash and April 66I[a563c May; SIX
aSfstc June; S9hc July; S9lsc August onI dull
and lower At llc caih and April: 4lsSf Nay: 4lRc
BtTey higher al sSe Flsxsced higher az 81 Sal ..
Pork active and shade hiSheF a Slg $50
S% &c, ess 45:,a AREEl aRa S,E e aiS IN
ii s7,i, July sli SoSii TX, BaIE neat IN taIr d.
mAnd and hIgher shoulders q IS; Mort NIB so 70;
short clear $40 % butter steady and unchanged.
aSa a' Unchanged. eall9sSeSI active. ara a~ and
hIeher Corn. moderately active and hlsher OF
April: E699Ess5 Nc May; 615{c June: 6e9fa
69ISc July. Oats steady with q tGlf demand; id
9ay ssSH S:
SC higher
BALTIMORE, April 2l-Flour UNCHANGED and arm.
whDat western easier and more tive; No.2 winter
rs st a a 2 Hp 40. 2S eis ssy
s Corr sSsis'@ ;p Sp sSa'a sy SI5sa
Jnne 6Sa655c. oab quiet and steady; western white
AA6Sc; mixed 6laSSc.. Rye quiet at 7oa7Sc. Hay
higher and firm; prime 10 choice Pennsylvania
ss Ss'1B o. . pESy asssSa a. ssd
changed Coffee dnll: Rio cirI6es ordinary 70 iaiE
S,zaoNc Sugar quiet; A soft SIfc. Whisky quiet
R4 .Ia. u p. H h asS.,oag qst sr a
", mae 1p HIST q aSi N.y a IaSs q ~
hiSker; but closed barely steady; cSr lots QUIET
and steady: No. Q mixed 6SxA6tc; No. yellow
6i5{r steamer sifas7hc all mixed April sSHa
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Nev rorn s,oue, and stocns

Nvw YORK, April 4-Goney 4a6 per cent, closed
offered at I per cent Prime mercantile paper
5ka6 per ceuL Sterling Exchange bankers bills
dull and weak al u SIX; demand VI IS.
GovEsNxHsTs-weak and 11ssak per cent lower for
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NJ. GRDCEh1Ess
Green Cofe@5Fancy Rio. per u. l2e; choice do.
l2Ilc; prIne Rio, l0llc; good Rio, 9hc; ordinary,
Sc; Java, 20a22C.
Roaaed Co60-In paper, per ID, l49S: lower grades.
l2.alShc: IN bull, l2ai22c; Java bulk SS v,o.
Windsor A, s1Ec; Prairie A, SIC, refined yellow,
low, l0c cut LOAF, l0c. .4EE
STups-ChOice maple. SOC; choice sugar syrup,
40c prime sugar syrup, 45e. nd
Neo Orleans AoIasses-C Choice, COO; strictly prime,
5Sc prime, 66c:good sc.
a5a7Sc; imperial S5SJoc; Japan 2a70c; 0olSng, Ia
75c souchong. 22a66c.
CdndIes-slar, full weight. 1sc; stearine. per set
l2kc: mould, per set. 9Sc. ......
brands lialsc per gal; country lSa15c per gal, as
SSsaSs.Cholce navy, s2.75; medium. $3.50; Lima.
II Wooden In sare--No. ! tubs, per dozen, s. oo
No. tubs per dozen, 81 90; No. 8 tubs
per dozen, % co. h.op pals per dozen. 81 76 3hoop
pals. q oo keeles per nest, 81 50; butter tubs
lbs capacity, s. So washboarts, plain, 81 5oal rs
waShboardS. patent. per dozen. 81 b0a2 IS lG Z
Dried Fnits-. Apples, sliced, $40 l0c doquaIters
eSc; peaches. halves, SO; peeled do l5alSc; piued
6is-Lard oil. extra western strained. 96casl %
carbon OIL SHe: white mineS oil, winter straiied.
western, and is1fai5c fof New York. sweitzeri6H
al7c. according EQUALITY. Limburger l2c.
fsh-No. s mackerel, 6blS. $40 00 No. 2 medium
Stods5Timothy per bushol s2a2 Is; clover 81 5oas
for small.
TaLoS- y 7s72 beeswa1 asa2sc per- O.
saA5NS; per Dol 81: extra per Dbl 81 %; dairy
Sued Corn-sa9c perlb.
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Il Is a Purely Vegetable Compound!
pHYsIl 1ANs ENpoRsE nRAR11

The safest Sutest aud II " Isomedy ever discovered
for Kidney Diseases, Liver COMPLAINTS, Female
Disorders Piles, Gravel, Constipation, Rheu.
mati,in, Dyspepsia and Debility.
PHYsN JAMS ENDORSE HEARTILY.
"Ihaye found Kidney. Wort to work Ike a charm.
doing all that Is cl4med for It. After using Il sew.
eul Yeas 10 my practices !, u 'reeu ar physician,
can endorse Il hear lily. It has done better than
any remedy ever used."-R. K. Clark, N. D., south
HerO. VI
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ghe .gttteIIige1lsn:
Tmn WICHITA "poKEs cnAzE.n

ace: NUS. rs ana y Fourteenth street
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

been authorized BY law ere ting a district
| TO issue bonds for refunding debt, the
board of education was not authorized to
issue them without u vote of SAID district,
! IN other words proceedings must be had
under section 26 Of the general laws, which
III this case requires q vote of the people Of
the district
Harry st. Clair, OF the st. Clair Bros,
EEschelle performers with French & Co.'s
Southern clrcus, during the afternoon per
formance Oct. 10, at Canton, Mo-, fell a
distance of twenty feet and struck on his
mead. He was doing somersault to his
brothers hands and missed his catch
His brother left the show with him there
The suit of Peter Bolt against F. Il.
Pratt Il Son for $1,000 damages for be-
ing run down on the end of Wabashaw
street bridge by the latter's runaway team
| and injured bodily, was placed on trial in
the district court yesterday and will prob
ably occupy the court all day Monday. G..
D. OBrien is counsel for the defendants
and VIM. E. Berryhill, assisted by Hon.
Gordon E. Cole, for the plaintiff.
There was a secret council in the state
auditors rooms late yesterday afternoon,
at which all the departments and their as
sistants and the state house employees were
present, with the exception of the histori-
cal department and the ladies employed in
the building. Whether the subject before
tbs gathering was on affairs pecuuiary or
affairs political 'deponent ssyeth not"
from the fact that those state house locks
are unpickable.
A street laborer who roomed in dwell
ling opposite Turner hall having expended
too much of bis weeks wages in mixed
drinks, il endeavoring to retire at about
II O'Clock last night, got into the wrong
room aud gave the family an impression
that they were having visitation from q
burglar, and they therefore gave the alarm
at the city nall in high state of scare.
he was found to be only aicoholically dan
gerous, and was placed IN q city hall cell to
sleep it off.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04
A Mammoth EstAblishment.

There is 10 business house in st. Paul,
nor is there one IN the northwest that is
better known thsn the Boston One Price
Clothing House, at the corner OF Third
and Robert streets in this city.
We refer With pleasure to their
deservediy popular business standing
aud the fact that they are leaders as
elothiers IN the northwest The institution
which Messrs. Jos. Mickey, u Co. now pre-
sent to the people of tins state has grown
from very small institution, estab-
lished IN 1870, 10 one of tremendous pro
portions The excellent, fair dealing
manner in which they nave conducted their
business from the start, and during the
past thirteen years, being the principal
key to the sscesss that now places them IN
the trout as merchants IN their line.
L isiInpossible to give an idea of the vast
extent of their establishment, but when one
considers that over six thousand five huu-
dred square feet of floor Is occupied as the
main salss room, faint conception Is OBJ
tanned of thsir business requirements.
They have recently placed IN operation
sseiYe electric lights to illuminate their
salesroOul aud the extension of their
buiiding and a veriEzble blaze of dazzling
brilIianey srests the eye OF every pedes-
t-ian who passes down Third street OF
comes in the Eeighborhood of their estsb-
hshment.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04
Personal

NJ. E. Satchwen, Spirit Lake. Is at the
Merchants.
f. 3. Fhompson and wife, Brainsrd, are
at the Metropolitan hotel.
J. D, Kelly aud J. q. Hawley, Oregon,
are AT the Merchants hotel.
E NJ. Denney and I. J. Craig, Pittsburg,
Pa, are reistered at the Metropolitan.
Mr.. Merritt. surveyor of logs and lumber
at the port of Duluth, was in the city yes
terday.
E E. Judd snd Granville Woodwork. of
Rochester, wsgs at the Merchants hotel
yesterday.
James B. Clsse and S q. Graves, Sibley,
Iowa. we're among the arrivals at the Mer-
chants hotel Yesterday.
Ex-Alderman. W. E. Kilirridse, of Mil
vaukee was in 81. Paul yesterday sud he
PAID his respects to Chief Black. OF the
FIRE depsrimes3
The largest wheat farmer IN the state of
Minnesota, E. G. Sprague, Of Aoorhead,
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

The Transfer Package Delivery company are
now f1lIy prepared and equipped to carry and
deliver packages between st. Paul and Mime
| apolis. Promptness nd accuracy a specially.
Telephone connection. Offices S98 jackson
street, st. Paul, and SlS Nicollet avenue, MIN
neapols
Daily globe., 1883-11-04
NoRTHERN RooKY woUNTAIN sLopx.
Eo-pAY's WFArHER.

WAsH1NaToN, Nov. 4, 1 a. m.-Indica-
tions for the upper Mississippi and Mis-
souri, valleys: Fair weather, variable
winds generally from the west to south,
slight rise OF temperature in the southern
motions and lower barometer.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04
Society Dancing.

Prof. Beggs will give the second lesson to the
adult class next Wednesday evening at Turner
hall. Pupils can join at any time. A class fol-
ladies viii soon be formed. Private lessons
given. Address Prof. Beggs, postofhce.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

Young women respectfully employed in this
city can bad comfortable board and lodging at
moderate rates. at the Women's Boarding house
on Sherman strest, above Fort 308-9I4
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

We are now prepared to deliver packages and
baggage, both In Minneapolis and St Paul,
daily. Also between the two cities, ut low
rates. Telephone Offices s9S jackson street,
St. Paul, and SI3 Nieolles avenue. Miuneapolis.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

for has. W. Powers, VINO suffered the loss of
ms hand 10th of July last from working at a
saw, Monoay evening Nov. 5, 1885, at Pfeifer's
hall. All are invited to attend. Good music in
attendance.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

Aliens Cough Balsan cures all diseases of the
Throat and Longs. All genuine bears the sig
nature OF j. P. Allen, Druggist. St. Paul, Miun.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

was on visit to 81. Pan yesterday. BE
mas harvested 100000 bushels of the first
quality the present year.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

The two best hearses in the city, coaches ne ",
at undertaders' prices, at Parole Livery
w. D. WRIGHT, Manager,
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

Best wine, liquors and cigars sold at the
American House, T. WILSON.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04
Grand Nenent Rnu

Eye and Ear Surgeon.
DIR. Walker l04 Eass Third street St. Paul.
Daily globe., 1883-11-04

At Toledo last evening tie round house
and repair shops of ths Toledo, Cincinnati
st. LouJs railroad were burned. Loss
estim ated q $1,000
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1883-02-09

was acquainted with half a crown to cap
eure itiand put it back in the box again,
and took it back to the address at Clerk
enwell, making up a story as went along
to- account for the lock being broke. The
best could think of was chat had kept
it al safe and sound until I saw the ad-
veftisement, and that, happening at the
moment to have it in my hand. / dropped
it in fright, and that was the accident
happened. That was the crammer / told
bin, and Furthermore, in hope that he
might spring a few shillings more than he
had offered, | piled it up bit, and told
him that being in the room when the rep
tile escaped, mother-in-law was frightened
into q fl, on which he laughed. and said
it wonldn't have done any more harm
than kitten il she had taken it up and
nursed it, since it was quite harmless, and
that he had described 1T as POISONOUS mere
~ to prevent any one opening the b1x out
of curiosity. So that one way aud another,
L think you will agree with me, sir, - con-
ciuded the old cabman, finishing his coffee
and buttoning his cape. '.that first 'fnd'
OF niue Was just about as unlucky as my
last one was lncky.''
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THE SUN.
NEW YORK, 1883.

More people have read 'The SUM- during the
year Just now passing than ever before since it was
this side of the earth has been bought and read in
any year by so many men and women.
We are crsd d informed that people buy read
Bee use its news columns present in attractive
ever has interest for humankind; the events the
deeds and misdeeos, the wisdom, the philosophy,
the notable folly the solid sense. the improving
nonsense all the news of the busiest world al
present revolving in space.
Because people have. learned that in its remarks
concerning persons and affairs "lhe Sum- makes
practice OF telling them the exact truth to the
best of its ability three hundred and sixty five days
in the year. before election well as after, abOAt
the whales as well as about the small fish, in the
face Of dissent as plainly and fearlessly as when
supported by general approval. 1.-THE SUM- has
absolutely no purposes to serve, save the informa
ton of its readers and the furtherance of the
good.
Because it is everybody's newspaper. No man is
SO humble that THE Sun" is Indifferent to his vel
allow injustice to be done him. No man, no asso-
citation of men, IS powerful enough to be exempt
from the strict application Of its principles of right
and wrong.
Because in politics it has fought for dozent
years. without inlermisSon and sometimes almost
alone among newp papers, the fight that has resulted
in the recent Overwhelming popular verdict againS
kobesonism and for honest government No matter
continue 10 81 and like rock for the Interests OF
the people against the ambition OF Bosses, the en-
croaehments , Of m9nopolists, and the dishonest
All this is what we are told almost daily by our
friends. One man holds that s'The Sum- is the best
RELIGIOUS newspaper ever published, because ITS
Christianity is uudluted with cant. Another holds
that it is the best Republican newspaper printed,
because ithas already whipped half of the rascals out
of that party and is proceeding against the other
to be the best magazine of general literature in
existence, because its readers miss nothing worthy
Of notice that Is current in the world of thought.
So every friend of the Sun discovers one of its
many sides that appeals with particular force to his
individual king.
ii you already know the "Sun,' you will observe
that in 1888 it is little better tnan before II
xon u no b not rror ka a .e you VIII nnd
house of the choicest products of common sense
and imasinatiOn, a manstay for the cause Of hon.
est government sentinel for genuine Jeffe rSonIar
Democracy a scOurge for Wickedness of ev ~ spe-
cies, and an uncommonly good investmenetfor the
coming year.