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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-07
3tr dit.

8eim @npflon3en bon Sbitbdumen bat
man IN erlter 9tetbe 0arGuf 3u le6er, oaB
bon benz Stamme beS tleu %gepflanSten
8aumes ni6tS in bic @rbe fomme. 0ort,
no 8ur3el un0 Stanm aus et1at0er gez
ben, lDll aud @rbe unb 2uft ii6 trennen.
Niclfa6e Grfabrungen baben in bteier 8ez
3iebung 6olgen6cs ergeben: Elm 2 !3oQ GIT
tief gepflanSter Baum itirbt in 15-20Sa6z
rem oh; = Gin "a 3Oa 3u ttef gepflan3ter
8alm itirbt in 6-12 Sa9ren ab; eth
So 3ol 81 tier ~9epflan3ter Baum ittrbt
in "a Sabreu ab; = Elm IS 3Du gu
ttef %9epflanSter &aum ftirbt in 1-2Sabren
nb Elm 9-12 SoG 5u ttef %gepflan3ter
Baum gebt gcDoDnlt1 l6Dn i'm eriten
Sommer gu Grun0e. ,3u bteiem l1ngIiG
tommt nod, bag bic au tief gepfan3ten
8Gume lelten Dber ntenlaLS 5um Tragen
fommen. 9lllo eDer ST bod pf1an5en, ais
gu ttef!
Cine Qusnabme bterbon MAIDEN aIett
bic auf Quttten bereoelten 8trnbdume;
6ieie ioQten ftets Bis CUR 8ere6IungsfteQe
in ben 8oben gepflan5t tperben unO 3tpar
aus benz @runbe, neil Quttten, iotpett ffe
nit Groe bebedt peroen, let6t @ur3eln
iGlagei1. IS lit Iogar ~notbtpenoig, DaB
lol6e 8irnbGume INNER bis sur rnterIage
9epflan3t uer0en, neil lebtere f~roitempftnoz
LID lit unb oaber inn S6ube OeS 80bens
ge9en bas Grfrteren gei6iiBt bIei6t.
Cine fernere Gorge ntuB letn, bic duf
NderIatb itebenoen 8Gume Dor Dem 8f1uge
gu l1iiben unb bod ba8 2ano rings Inn Die
8dume obne grpBe Mtube ODER Soften aufz
5ulofern. SIN bieier 8e3iebung lit cine in
mebreren @egenben Ibli6e Sitte iebr
empfeblensnertb, ipelbe oartn beitebt, buB
man Dor benz gfligen rings I'M teben
8aum ben Booen in Sorm zines lGngli6en
&reiles aufgrGbt ooer baut un6 benIelbeu
bann ettpaS an ben Stannm 6GufeGt. 9tele
Iolberdrt dufgeloderte Tl69e ioQte tin
9albmeier 2 SUB brett unb 81 SUB lang
ietn, i'm @at3en aIio 4 SUB brett un0 Z
SUB lang, utto nod beiDenS etten in I6male
Sptben ~auslaufen. Die 2Gngeeinrt6tung
bieieS 8obenfreties mltB it6 9an5 mad benz
Qaufe 6eS 8fluges rt6ten. SIS tdnn NUM-
mebr Der Bf1ug gang letdt UNI Die 8arme
berumgeleitet uno bod bas 9ano, tpel6e5
3tpii6en 3pet 8Gume in ber 8fugltnie
Iie9t, DoQftGt1big umgepfligt nerbet. Die
Weii6e nnb Soften, tpel6e ba5 Mufbaden
iener I6malen, nad beioel1 Setten 3ugez
i9ntbten Stretfen bel jeoem 8aunl berur>
IuURg ttltU bul Nlyt VT %uiN1luD 6U UttIlSCt
ge9en Die ban1it errei6ten 0ortbeiIe uto
BEN 56ub bes 8aumes Dor Der 8ei6dbia
gung betm 9fligen. Sbne iol6es Ser
fabren tptrb balo gu nabe an BEN Baum
bin~angepfligt, balb ldBt man etnen i6maz
len 9Gnssftretfen 6ur9 bic eanse 8aum>
retbe u~ngepfligt ltegen. SIM %erfteren Sale
lit cine Bel6dotgung unbermetbli6, pdbz
reno i'm Iebteren Sale Wibe unb Soften
beS Mufloferns lolher langen 8obenitretfen
nit Sanbarbeit gang erbebli6 itnb.
Dieier @egenitano berbient bic 9r6Bte
Bea6tung ieitens a1er galmbeIiber, oenn
bnr1 nddldiftges Bfligen bei6dOigt unb
gstDbtet tperben, lift iebr groB. @s lit btes
Elm @runb nit, tDesbdlb lit man6en Sc
nenhen Der Ohfthnu niht neheihen mill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-07
N5ochcnflichc 5Ainois Sfaais-~Bcifaerre.

frdftiges Ger6auungspermDgen lit pert6z
los, benn - tDie ba5 Gprii6port Iagt vOie
&ub milGt 6ur6 oaS Wfaul" - eS miro Die
Wtenge Der 3u eripartenoen Wfilh auein
burd bieienige 6uttermenge. tpelde tie
ii6er baS gum Qe%bensunterbalt N0tbt8e 81
perOaueu perr1ag, beltimmt.
@S lit baber Der :3i6ter inter ri6tiger
8eurtbeillng Der 6etreffeuben QIrtenetaele
tbimIiAfeit iebr ipobl i'm Stanbe. Duru
paiieube Quspabt beS Suffers unb oer
Bflege Elm benlentipre1enbeS &alb III cine
Sub um3ubilbep, iDelde nt6t nur anges
melicne @rtrd9e 9iebt, iOnberu audi in bic
ier Be5iebung bic Yorfabren iibertrift. 3u
groBe Sparl0mteit Bel bey GrtGbrung Der
&ubfGlber fiDrt MIR su bouernoem 8erlult,
ipGDreno cine trdfti9e @r%uGbrung, reid
genu9, UNI bas fr0bliGe 0a6stbum 81
f0rbcrN pbne 81 mdlterb ielbit tpenu lie
tbeuerer at ite6en fomnt, 5llebt INNER I'D
oils oas Dortbeilbaftelte e~rtpetien iptro.
0ieS lit Der ein3ig ri9tige @eg, &I6e aufs
3u3ieben, unb MIR auf oieie 8etle tptro
lpirtli6 an Tltter 9elpart; bagegen miro
man itetS beri6nenoertid ~fiittern, tuert
rur cine DerbGltuiBmGBig geriu9e Wfeltgc
Der alfgenommenen yiGbrltoffe in Wftl0
ODER Vleil6 u%ulgeiDdnoelt miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-07
@utferm,tua 09cler @era61e.

Sci GampF bon frii9 ger6itetem 6affee
ertfernt augenbIidGi6 un6 OoQitdubi9 ieOen
itbelen @eru6, peitn er al6 nod 10 i6limm
if, aus ettem @emade ooer aus ionitigen
&Gulnen, ). 8. bel 9feittt9ung Der Qborte
etc. Man brennt gu bteiem 8ehufe in Der
g~etp0bnltden Netie .etne Dten9e &~affeebob>
nen uno trd9t Diele, tuenn Die OGmpfe auf7
ftetgen, in bet betreffetoett Gdumen lumber.
W1on fam aud gemabIenen &affee auf
Soblen ftreren unb banit rdu6ern; bod
tpirft btes penieer frGftig, ais fridge
branute 8obnen. I'm ben @eru6 bon ge7
tohten Stodfii6en ober onberen @Bipaaren
aus benz 3tutnter su e,ttfernen, genGgt Gebz
teres in6eilen n%oufommen. 9abet Iplte
mani aber niemaIs oeridumen, Die Teniter
gu offneu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-07
8rOke Gcter 1T 0aIottne.

@ie in pielen anberen fleinen StGbtet
nnb Srtidaften i'm Staate SQinois, wurOe
ber gtatipnatz Teiertag aud IN Dem Stdbtz
den Yalattte, ungefdbr % MieiIen bon
@btca9o gete8ett, nab alter, bergebra6ter
Sttte our9 eiuen ituttIi6en ltm3ug uno
eine e1t6uitaitiide, potriptiiHe Maien0erz
lar1mtuttg 9efetert, rnb mir gIaltben bon
Oieier 6eter beionDers yaoti3 nebnen III
miien, neil fife einen ipe5ieu oeuti6et
@baratter trug unb geleeentIib beriel6e1
unler alter patriotti6er Wtttbirger SER
@mil 9ieBi9 cine beutide Seftreoe belt,
tpel9e tltr ptele unierer oeuti6en Seier cine
tDiutommene 9ettitre ietn ipiro.
gta6bem ST.. 9ieBi6 3uerit .Oss feItti6en
Gmpfanges Oanfeno geoa6t uno ieiue
Sreuoe oarttber aus9eoriidt, bab er Der
beengeuOen Suit Der @roBitaot auf mebrere
Stunoen entritft Jet, legte er in biinoigen
Norter Die 9roBe 8ebeutun9 bes Cages bar,
rnb nani6te ben 8iiraern bon Galatine
Slid ba3u, Dab fe tener Oetftpitrotgen Belt,
III wel3er oas frei6eitsLiebenbe Golf I'M
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-07
saAaeme,mer gsaGrenmarEt.

Gprtt.-c r @ptcugo I. 10, in ct. 2ouis
1.09; iii Cincinnati 1910 in 9eoria
1.07; in Baltimore LA.
Sutter. - creamery, bette 17@183c.,
siemlt6 quite bis quite 14@17c., DAIRY,
quite bis beEe 11@15c.y 4ertt9ere QIaIttdt
7@10c.
@ier. - 4nSse1u1te 143@15c bas 0bb.
@eflh9el. 2eoenoe 6nrteps -@1O:.
gel9Ia9tete -@-c.; SIoner 5@93c,
6os 10. FEB. iunge $1@5 5. 0bb. unb
16@18c bas tb. @nten 2.50@3.25 Oas OBO.
Neue&drtoffeIn1 .75@3.50 oas Sap
Aepf el. = 100000 oaS JaB.
SontJ, beuer IA Q16c., O1ttler 9@13c.
Xumpen. -$1.40@1,60 Das 100 BfIno
fir 9enil9te %,.@ountr9".
Sopfen.- Seem yort 25@32c, Pacitc
24@31.
MpfeIftnen. - ccSmperial3 5.50@6.00
bos Silte9en nno OteliitG 5.00@5. Is.
EGrb en-. - Orilte, Gcoisn 81. D@1.20,
Seloerbielt1. 10@1.1 Is, BtarrO.DF at5 !. 20@l,35
9e,palt. 29@2ac. has sBtb.
7Bobnen.-@nte g1te0iltrtS" 1.25@1.90.
Bete rNte0tumS" 2.30@2.40 Q. 'ygtaptes" 2.45
@2.50 Der Suibel i'm @roBen.
.S0m1er Tett.- Srauues Ri 38@-.4:
oeIbeS 43@&c., metBes 5@54c. Da3 Yfo.
Gaia. Su6en 63c, Jto. 1 Country
CO.. SEQ. gu 53c.
@ttrouen. $4.50@6.50 6as Git9eu
fir Wtelitna,
@urten. - 2O@40c Das Ob6.
Somaten.- Wttiltitppt 25@75c,
&ot9e Ttiiben. - 10000 Oas DUB.
Sunb.
Sumse grbi em.-75@-e bos gui8els
Gtlt0en bteIt9e.
Sparqe[.- 25@50c.
@etBfDbL.- 1.5O@2.0O Der p@rate"
fir ct. Coulter.
so 0 brrii b Ell. - 15@-c bas0Rt. 9iiu=
bel6en.
Neue Bobnen. 9O@1.O0' bas
8nl9elttft6eu fir 9ritrte nlto 1.25@1.5O tllt
Selbe Don Quincp.
Sta9 eIb ereu- % boS &ttz
den "a "a Qu. unb 9O@1.O0 pr. Is Qu.
&tri d Ell. = Gaure $i.00@1.5O pei
BnIdet uab 5O@75 per ! gui9. = Sn &titz
den a 16 Quart 1.OO@2.50 fir iiBe.
SIumenfo6l. - 50@1.W DaS 9t3n.
@imbeeren rotbe so @ LOO bas
6tt6en a "a Yiltts. G1par3e $1.75@2.00
3u "a Quarts nnb 1.40@1.60 5l Is Charts.
Yfirlt@e. = 1.25@2.00 0as J SulGelz
&iitden.
Wtelonen. - Boiiermelonen $18@23
pa5 Outn0ert, gfttlre95 DON 9teIp GrleanS
$1.00@2.00 bdS 0BO.
ST ombeeren.-$1.5 0@2. 00bas&tit9en
% "a gu.
@r0beeren. ct. Soc lnb Benton 6orbor
.T5@1.00 per 16 Quart. 0tGci1e 1.50@2.20.
-60c@75.c betn1 J
8ul9e(.
0&eue QepfeG.-4O@0Oc 6as ] 8ui9el=
&iit0en un0 2.00@4.00 buS Sap.
Gloubeeren. = $3@3.5O Der 0ul@el
nno 1.O0@1.25 oaS Giit9en % 10 Quarts.
Nfloumen.- 25@75 baS Ntit9en g !
8ui0el.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-07
Sm 8eitoel6dft i9loB ant 0onnerltaa:

oNN OS'SNIVuIt lDtUD 0h Doh'lCLItuS.
QSei3en:. Ssitli 93c, 9tlt9uIt 654@85g,
September S68@S74, Sctober 874 @878c.
&prn: Sltlt 52@@-, guguit $500,
September 535@-, SftOber 524@-, Sabr
45g@-.
SAFER: SuIi s0s@4, ausnf $500,
September 26@26t, Sdbr 25B.
&o9gen: Suit gu 6OA, 2tugut 583, Seps
TENDER 56.
@erite: Sftober 65.
S9metneftetid au $19.75 per Sult,
$19.45@19.5 per II9uit, $18.25 per Sep
TENDER, 17.50@17.7 rs pet Oftober.
g d MT 5 31 $7.40@7423 Suli, 7.52&
@7.55 ltlgut, 7.65@7.674 fir September
ttno 7.75 fir Sctober. Stlaa
9pedIetteu 3u $785 a 1871 fir
Suit 7.95@7.071 Au9uit 8.09A @8.05 Gept.,
S.071@S.1 10 Sttober.
Rlete. / Gar su $1,000, 8 Cars III
$10.25, 8 Cars SIT $10.75, 2 Cars 5t 81. 90
bic Softtte.
.Dtto olinss".- 3 6drs 5u $40. 90,
2Gors gu $500, l Gar SIT $1,000, Gar 5t
1926 Die Gonne.
Sen. 1 @ar go. 1 Gimotbp at $11.O 90.
2 Gors 0o. l Prairte 5u $50, bic 8onne auf
Der Babn.
Gamer eteu Simotbp $1.20@1.33.
Tlee 4.7o@5.25. Setn @1.50, un9az
rti9er 9rasiumen 30@50c. UGiIet 3O@5O.
Nn Der SOnOsb5eIe
wurben an OonneritaQ nutirr:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-07
Niehg ifnrft.

NertauTe:
Chicago @ttp 8atlwap $50 4H's-20o0 gu 96%.
@tutuaI Union telegraph @Omp. 6'S-1000 Sn 61K.
0iebm1rft.
&inbpieb: Oie 3ufubr pom Montag
bis gum Samita9 belief lt0 aut ca. 10000
Stiid, ee9elt 1888 Stiit IN Der Gormo9e.
Sn ben Yretlen frat feline neunenSpertbe
8erGnoerun0 elm.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-07

babriiben in Soma pon beute, benz 4. eSult
ob, ollie grauereien gei9ioGst unb alie
@rennereien oien s~elalien: oeibt bas nibt
benz eleuben Seuerteufel Gbiren nnb Sbore
0finen?
0orltm rufe i3 beute an benz Sage ients
Idn1a0pollen QfteS IN Soma, am 4. Suli
1884, ieneu Mndern 5l, Die ll6 freie &iir9er
nenner mollen: 9tie6er nit Sud in Ser 3lts
tlluft, bod bod lebe Die 6reibeit IN SllinoiS,
Die mir unS aud, erbalte1t molten, 10 LANCE
mir leben, ltreben unb trtntenl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-07
MnrftbettMt.
(8 o d e II d t.)

Gbicoso, Montas, z. Stuff 1884.
Ole 86rie pertagte ii1 pom Oonneritag,
ben s., bis Wtontdg, ben Z. Suli, 10 bob Der
biesw69entli9e 8eri1t ii9 MIR itber pier
Gage eritredt. st ergiebt i'm 0eIentli9eH
rieori9ere 4reiIe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-07

Son BEN SObue: IS ss s. ST. st. 49, q; g'F''
vMeine germ. &ein gater rpO5nt in Clos
per, @t. CT litt auBerorbentIi9 burd StropbeIn,
unb Der anIieaenbe Brief pirO Sbnen mitt9 ellen,
ueI6 punoerbare Birsun9
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-07
NerfaMft rpurben om @omfa9:

S6weine.- 3ufubr ca. ST. 0 9tiid,
ge9en 1880 Stid IN Der 8orDo6e. Die
Yreiie itie9eu pom Gonneritag bis gum
Salnitd9 linn 20@35c ulo iinb llm ca. 500
45c bOber, ais an por6er8ebenoen San1itag.
8e6ablt wuroe am Santitag $4.10@5.10 fir
lei9te, 5.25@5.80 fir alSge1u9te lei9te,
5.25@5.85 fir l6were.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-07
Sir i9 10 ere:

S6ofe.-g lm Gomftog mltr6e i6le9te
@oare 3u $2.25@2.75, pr6iil1re SIT 800
3.75, CUTE 81 4.50-5.25 bas 100 ID, 2Gmmer
gu 2.5O@4.50 boS Stiid notirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-07-07
NeEE.

NSeEE.
S~itbeSutnois II. Ito. 8tnter... 5.O0@5.5O
Ott3l9on gStnter ..,A... 4.50@5.0O
@ertn9e QualttGt Minter. 49,, 2.26@3,5O
Sancp 8eitern Spring, @rtra... 3.50@4.5O
@nt big beiteS Sprin9, Grtra . 3.25@4.25
yt1r1telot1. 8ader. .,....-... 4.25@ $500
@erinse Dual. bis quite. -, 8.5O@4.0O
@erin8e 2ualitGt bis Id6ne
Gprtng Superfne. 2.OO@3.O0
@iteS bis Sancp WtmneiotG. $50
tent ...................... 5.5O@6.25
NoegenmebI ........"... 3.30@3.50
gyuBTeR.
S1rtfobfen-gf1t un0 Gdnee >. S O7.O0
@9g lno @rate.. @6.75
Grie urb grior 6iu. ....... 6.50@-.-
Baltimore unb Sbio. ........ 4.75@5.OO
Su1nols. @4.00
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-10

3 Orders BY mall or Information desired will "a.
celye special and prompt attention. When cns.
toners arc known 70 the house, Or II satiSiactory
proval. ' 5Ss- .s61,g, g-s., -. ocD 7Th.sr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-10
pluribus Ununi.''

Gep 1Wk sun -, ,Ilis
"Did you know that the words Z Plu.
ribra Unum, which have appeared on dit.
iercnt United States coinB, and are on the
staIrlnrd silver dollar, were never author.
lied TO be 90 placed By law?' asked the
numisna,ist Of Sun reporter.
mo. When were they first used ~
I'm 177G. There was no United States
Mint then, but there was private ono at
Newburg, and tho motto Of tho United
States wAa fits. placed on q copper coin
struck ut that mint. A very few collections
have specimens Of this coin. They are very
valuable. IN 1887 o goldsmith naned
BraAlier coined piece which was known
as the $40 gold piece, and tho motto placed
In the form, 'Unum l., pluribus,f WAS
stamped upon Il. The coin Is worth to-day
s., 900, and only four arc known to he Ia
existence. In 1857 the motto also appear.
oil Oh various copper coins Of the Slate Of
New jersey.
"a great many Of our early coins, before
there was any legal authority Tor national
coinage hare, were made In England. The
State Of Kentucky had some peculiar cop.
per coins, Which wero mlnted in England
ia l70l and bora the national motto. The
United States Mint was established In 1709,
but tho use Of the motto on any OF the
gold, silver, or copper coins was not au.
lhorized or directed by any OF the provis.
ions OF the act establishing II. The motto
has not appeared on any oil our coins since
1887, until the standard silver dollar WINS
coined. It remained on our early gold and
siver coins until 1884, when II was omitted
from the gold Coius. In 1886 1t was
dropped from the 25cent pieces, and The
following year from all tho silver coins"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-10
Cos. Foster OH the Tariff.
Message to The Legislature. :,

A!uSd9e 10 INC Hyis azure. 800 T. 2
BY the recent revision OF the tariir.lgws
Of the Nation, some industries in which
the people OF OHIO arc deeply interested
arc seriously injured, and conspicuous
among these are the WOOL gtowing interest,
the hoop aad rod and charcoal iron indus.
tries. Appearances indicate tina. revision
Of the tariff will ba undertaken by lie
present Congress, having for its object a
still further reduction OF the duties on
wool, iron, and other industries in which
our people are vitality interested. iE
That the position OF the people Of Ohio
may not be misunderstood, it is important
tha. the General Assembly should not only
make formal protss! to Congress against
auy further reduction Of tariff duties; hui
should request Our Representatives and in
s.rnc. our Senators in Congress to use all
honorable means to remedy the i; iustit o
done to our wool.growing interests ny re-.
storing the duty on wool and to remedy
the inju!t CO done to other industries in
which our people aseso deeply interested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-10
\ Auynuelur ,Me . n,crln. ln.ert.lr.

Advancing the d ntcrint lntcresis.
: II is well 10 learn from the enemy. This
from the New York Commercial Bullttin
tells what Is going on IN that city and what
In ageneral way Is hoped 10 bcaceomplish.
cd by It:
II looks ss II II was going to DO bad
+ year. Tor the Wa4h!pgl0n and Albany lob.
Z bies, at least rs regarus the mercantile and
. buAintsI inteIes,s Of this city, upon which
the banditti have long been accustomed to
Z. depredate. Our merchants have made up
.theIr minds I'm. they shall no longer be
Obliged to stand aud deliver" whenever leg.
the commercial interests Of the city end
p9It, and the outcome Of this determination
i Is The Commercial Lesgue, embracing repre-.
aentatiyss OF the varlous exchanges, the aim oil
which Is, as we understand Il, not only defen.
iensive, as against Objectionable legislation,
E bat also TO eneIgzs COMMERCIAL opinion In
7 favor OF whatever measures may BIZ devised
from time 10 time 10 advance The material in
terestS Of the country; and all this without
invoking or submitting 10 the always often.
sve and aVarlcioul exsct!ons Of the to.called
third house, whose business Is 10 buy and
tell legislation o. In market overt. q
Ali Of which meanp, among other things,
that the importing interest has reorganized
and established itself on n new basu for
more effective campaigning 1t viii be
moro concerned about legislation at Wash.
ington than ut Albany; State interests will
command less Of tho Leagues attention
than .'the material interests OF the couu-
try" This enor. 10 "energize public opin-
ion" means another desperate lunge for
free trade.
When there Is combination in the in
terest Of protection 10 American indua-
tries something is said about "banded
barons" and "robber tariff" Importers
organize and form q League. Home pre-
ducers who look Jut for American indus
Z tries form "confp;rac.es."
The effort OF some active, thoughtful
men to organize the wool growers into an
effective organization has stirred up the
importers, who see in this another effort Of
bloated monopolls!s to plumber the dis
tressed and helpless producer. The wool
producers cannot be too well organized. 1t
was lack OF organization which injariously
affected their interests when the Tariff
Commission was on its travels, and tho
same lack left them in the lurch when
Z Congress came 10 revise tho tariff.
I! is to be hoped that wool growers will
proiit.by the lesson; that they will not take
anything for granted unless it be that
eternal vigilance Is the price Of prosperity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-10
TnnueiiAs volcano.

AGfteIh FtHdHtfer. 'ss s--t sr-zll Z! 4
1t is proposed to drive tunnel into the
crater Of PopocatspetI, and to build from
tho mouth OF the tunnel q railroad to con.
meet with tho Intefoceanic Railroad At
Amecameca. The parties who are in ucco.
tiation Tor the property with the owner Of
the volcano, General Casper Sanches
Ochoa, are said to be a rich American
house. The representative OF The house
visited the volcano with the French enri.
neer, Mr.. Charles Reay. A contract is said
to have bsen made Tor the expectation Of
&c. COO tons OF sulphur year ut least. II
is also proposed TO establish u factory OF
sulphuric acid for use here in Mexico, sell.
ing it at 81 d quintal OF O. degrees strength,
The products Of Popoca,ape.l will add
largely to the bushes, Of the 1nteroceanic
Railroad. b "a Tll,5,,s -
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,
Forty students in the Texas University

Forty students in the Texas University
are women.
All the saloons in Lawrence, Kan, have
closed permanently. 4.
One peer and three baronets joined the
list Of British bankrup.s during 1883. y
4 Tho century plant, which takes 100
\ years to ripen in tho North, takes but
twelve years to mature In California, and
only five years in Mexico. .F57
The most efficient night policeman ON.
ployed in great cities at the present day is
the electric light, which stands at the street
corners throughout tho winters night, 81:
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1HCHtJ ItNFH II WFtHt 5NEefcT,
from Constipation. Had swallowed half.
bushel OF Pills, and drank over barrel Of
Cathartic and Laxative sfops. Had tried
every patent medicine recommended In such
cases, and bad been trestcd by al the very
best physicians in Philadelphia, ind was
finally told by her consulting physician that
she wss now too weak for ca.hartic Medicine,
or injections, and that she mus. die. She
then took Msnali1 and was cured. See 3ls,
page Of the "IVls Of Life" Get the book from
your druggist, or address Dr.. Hartman, Colum.
hns O. FIR df,a 49, a-rrrr n.w
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ent, unbribed aud without the smell Of

T. .,,.,, ,.l, ,.,i ~
ieh;, uhplioea anu WHOM sne sl ale'' y
"hhky aoou. II. ~
Asngle western MN sIaag1tefeu Ayr
mlhioh hoGs arg aoa quarter u q tA ''aa"I
lieAu OF ea'''e III 1000
From the location Of Eagle Ciiy. NeV,
the sun dots not shine upon 1t until IL A.
NJ, md then only Tor an hour, disappear
ing behinu the mountains az noon.
Baltimore people have been guessing on
the number OF seeds IN q pumpkin. II
yielded 727, and the pumpkin who came
nearest 10 The pumpkin guessed III.
The steamer Yongariro has Just made the
passage from Eog'and to New Zealand IN
forty days and nine hours actual steaming,
which 10 the iasest passage ever made.
True good breeding Is nothing more
than the practice OF The common princi'
pies Of humanity and good nature, cx-
tended to all concerna Of common lilo,
Work Ia begun on the grea! canal that is
10 irrirate tho San Luis Valley, la Southern
Colorado. The canal ia 10 be Eoven mlles
long, aud ut the bottom sixty feet wide.
Thomas Robinson Is the name OF II.
wear old giant now on exhibition In San
Franc!sco. lie Is seven feet high, weigha
200 pounds and Is reported to DO still grow.
inv, ~.
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!: NEW York Nelrs: G leen Eiizabeth's
"goldtn daysnwere fashions ruflest times,
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DIED.

MoRiAN- On Tuesdsy, January 5, 1881, at 1cA1
O'clock, THOMAS MolGAH.
funeral ffon his late res!jenee near shcrra,d,
". Va. on Thursday, January 10. Iu,crmen. at
Allen Gyova ceme.cr!.- Friends Of the family tic
invited TO attend.
&cTAsH-On rrctday mcrning. Janu,ry s, 1881,
at 9oelo k, s4RAH a, vie OF a. J. acNath, aged
81 years. fa ~ -. -.
Funeral from tho residence or her husband, No.
21l7 jacob street, Thursday afternoon at O'clock.
Friends OF the family Gre invited.
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Charles Stevens, y 5O.year.old resident
Of Fulton, N. y, claims that lie has never
tasted meat Of any kind that he can re.
member. When 4year.old child itmade
him sick, and the dislike he then took to it
has never been overcome.
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IsrrLtIsHsr people have quit taking bit.
ters and mineral poisons, have quit doctor.
Ing kidneys and liver, nerves and brain,
have quit using alcoholic poisons ard mar.
cotic drues, have quit poisoning their sys.
TEN with quack nostrums, and now keen
themselves and families in psriect health by
occasionally using the only perfect blood
purifier aud true sireng!hener OF weak por.
iionu Of the body, known fur and wide ss Dr..
Guysott's Yellow Dock and saraaparilla
Any druggist will get II for you. plw
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$50 your husband 10 a Grille? Now tell
me, docs he always write just what he
thinks about n play?" 10, dear, nc! Il
wouldn't do. His paper goes into the best
families, and profanity Is out Of tho ques.
tion - R1sf0n TrnnscliUt. |5G