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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02

"How does natural ventilation work ~
"As a rule, badly. I have; suggested and
recommended at the various mines a system
OF artificial ventilation. either by furnace,
steam jets or fans. K For the run Of the
mines In this State, and especially where no
machinery Is used, have recommended the
furnace plan. Now, the Elk Garden region
Is peculiar one. There the mines are on
top Of q mountain, WHERE a b;etze 10 blowing
al the time, and during certain months the
natural ventilation there Is as good as the
best" . 81 81 Z. ", 'sI .Iisg a.. %. "a
did you find asy IRE damp, Mr.. Veaz,y?'
VERY little. The accepted theory Is that
there Is no fire damp except below the water
level. This is the unec,ountsble thing III
the Pocohontas mine disaster" l.t.'' :, "A
"What seams OF ccal do you lad in the va
rious parts VI the Slater ,,..., N.
"Well, In the Fairmont, Clarksbu,g and
Newburg regions the Pittsburgh seam Of eas
coal Is worked, They haye q r,ybin from
seven to ten feet OF coal. BUTT Is scattered.
At Newburg there ale six miles OF railroad
built to reach the coal. Il A. track runs
through the hills, then across an open field,
then perhaps across long trestle work,
attn " . de ID
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02

, NEW York, April LECTION arm: futures barely
steady; April ll.Syc; May ll.slc June lCCc; July
u.s0c; August 1L90c: September u.bIc; October
ll.Q5c; November lp.9oc: December. 10000. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-04-02
. g! Il Qn;'te:i.llqe.Ilpttta.
: { New ADVERTISEMENTS.

Office: Nos. % ana ~ Fourteenth street
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
Continued from ia. ,oeot.J
How Watch Cases are Made.

1t is a fact not generally known that the
James Boss Gold Watch Gases really con-
tain more pure gold than many "solid"
gold cases The demand for these watch
cases has led TO the manufacture of very
poor grade of solid gold watch cases
low in quality, and deficient in quantity.
These cases are made from 4S to 10 karats,
and 5 or karat case is often sold for IL
or IA karats. 1t is NOT economy to buy
watch case SO poor in quality that it will
soon lose its color, or one so soft that it will
lose its shape and fail to shut tight, thus
letting in dust and damaging the works, or
one so thin that slight blow will break
the crystal, aud perhaps tile movement.
1t is economy to buy jones Boss Gold
Wateh Case in which NONE of these things
ever occur. This watch caac is not an erpcri-
ment-it has been made nearly Mirty Years.
HAzLEroE. PA, Oct "a, 1854
sold two James Boss Goli Tstch Cases thirty
years ago. when they hrt calne oct, and they In
good condition yet. One Of tliaJn L. carried by q
carpenter, Mt L. ". Drake, OF Hazleton, and only
6hows the wear in one or two places tho other by
Mr.. Bowman, of Cunningham, Il-; AID can pro-
duce one or both Of theae cases at any time.
SYLVESTER Es0LE Jereler.
srsd cert ,ap gry.tuHs Wt. ca.r Fartorie. Pks.
dspkia. ra for hsuirnr I,uras showing how
danes Boss and Le,sIone " siri ta,+. made.
ITO be C0ntin,iel.)
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
."will you please tell me what is prof.

serenaded ?" In romance it is usually
written: The curtains were seen TO
fnlter and a white hand emerged and
tossed down rose" In real life the GUS
tom is to light the lamp IN order to give
the serensders the satisfaction of knowing
that the fair lady is awake. Of course
the curtains, which have been left open
TO let in the summer air, should first be
closed, but nine times out of ten the girl
gets frustrated and iorgets the curtains
until the room is illuminated. Then she
gives little yell and crawls under the
betl.-Er.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04

Farm far Sair.-Qo acsos, kaeWs D..
the Rnab place, z mites, trum ierryal.sg.e
on the McCnlohepvtile p,lut. This h. aas.
Of The Hccst farms :, NuiAl county. VIE
scli on Eileen years Iiu8c, VI rer c,s,r.
interest. This IL COOL caange for soine
one, M the farm wiil-nr-lN i4iy fnr n@slf.
Gallon or 'sldlres4 WM. ScmGgcR, petry,
hn'g, o, m PETER LAYNAN Luokey,
q. glf.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
The Dridge,-Messrs. Caldwell an

The -Messrs. Caldwell and
McCabe completed the south end approach
to the bridge on Wednesday evening, and
we are assured that the bridge floor will
be laid so that teams, as well as foolmen,
can pass to day. They have put in some
lively work in the past two weeks TO ac-
complish this. The effort will he appre-
cialed by our people, rs il will be great
convenience to-day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04

A si',sr'ane pt,cysesc.--ls W, xi-a, aso.-
son. Of hsres, pak.. wssea tat ssa siss als
been t-onbled with. acute !tsr,sshise tg snsA,
years, sna tiiat at peasc'Aes ,P.sd esvH ~ ~.
maRent rs''et, na'a'h he pn.asrsgsA Lissta ~ sss
and unlds. whiol, hah pSgiait eis *, 90.
produceh permanent eura. Il ~ gu.Yssss..l
70 oure a niseHses os Tireas,. tipsgs, W arsu.
ohial Tubes.
Tihl l'utles Free ~ raylmN & AillQsS. neas
Storv. Largo Size 81 90
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04

Mass Meetlngs.-The Toledo, Cincin-
natl and ST. Louis r. r. will make. low
rates for those attending Mass Meetings or
Conventions during the coming campaign.
Committees are requested to notify the
General Passenger Agent at Toledo as TO
dates in lime for meetings to be advertised.
A. ii. SNIDER, Act. q. p. A.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
PEABODY HOTEL,

-.O:-
The Peabody Hotel, ON 9th street, one and n
half squares South of the Posto.licc is now being
entirely remsdelcd, enlarged, and newly fur
nishci 50 rs TO be Of the finest and ninst con
yenient hotels In the city of philadelphia. 1t
hasno bar and Is strictly n family house, where
ladies aud gentlemen can have all the comforts
OF home retirement and quictudc and vet be In
the heart of the city, convenient to all places of
eamusement, business and churches. The. house
Z. conducted on The American and European
plan so that rooms can be had with or without
board ranging from ifty cents to one dollar per
day. Meals, Is to 80 cents Cleigymen taken
Al half rates. w. FAME, NJ. u. Owner.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
Prof. d. A. aaylor was drafted to Gil

Prof. d. A. aaylor was drafted to fill q
number on the programme in Miss Westcotts
Bird Concert on Wednesday evening Of last
week. 1t must have been gratifying as well
as slightly embarrassing TO modest man like
him to lace the storm OF applause that buIsted
forth, mainly from his former pupils, on bis
appearance upon the stage, and the unyielding
encores that followed until he again reappear-
al
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
CARD OF THANKS.

The Glass Of 'S4 extend their most hearty
thanks to the Juniors and members of the High
School, who so kindly aided us in our prepara-
tons for commencement. We also extend our
hearty thanks to the muscan and singers.
NJ. SEIBERr, Sec'y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04

Mr.. Ign. Bof has rented one of the
lower rooms of the Rheinfrank block and
has been engaged for some weeks in put
ting it in excellent trim for confection-
cry and bakery. He will get his bread
fresh from Toledo every other day, and is
now about ready to open up in good trim.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04

Alter having lnns fever aud prrumunia
! had drpmlInlrni,gh a.d cuuii nal slr,.,
NJ night. Fhe duesurs todd ni., lud Con
sumption aud wu,sll die. . have taken six
battles l'i%"'s Curcnnd nsy comgh iseaiirclv
gone aud am we'll nv ever
EAELIYE FoRD.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
LATEST ny rELEruoNE.

Mr.. Christ Zaenger was In town over Sunday
Miss Hattie Hunt spent Sunday with friends
| In Detroit.
Miss Alice Whitman, Of Saginaw ,Mich,, is the
| guest Of Miss Cora Lock this week.
Mr.. A. HuTord and D. Van HELEN will leave
for Chicago Saturday.
Mr.. r. d. Lock, wife and babies, will come
up from Toledo in the Ripple to-day.
Miss Emma Aldrch, Of Weston. was the
guest Of Miss Maggie Zaenger during Commen-
cement.
wehcar that Mr.. VIM. b. DObson Is to re-
turn from Washington to Bowling Green this
week.
Dr. Rheinfrank went TO Dundee, Mjcl,., on
Wednesday to perform very critical surgical
operation.
Thursday Mr.. d. Van HELEN and wife, Mr..
A. Iluflord and Miss Emma Raab, visited the
City Of the Straits.
Miss Mill lie Tr ich, the guest of Miss Carrie
Hopkins, returned 10 her home in Findlay on
Tuesday.
Mr.. & Mrs. J. o. Troup, of Bowling Green,
were in attendance at Commencement exercises
at Oberlin last week.
Miss Mary A. Cotton, who has been located
Boston for some months, will take passage
this week on her uncle's vessel for Cuba.
Miss Esther E. Barton and Miss anna G.
Beach are the representatives of this section to
the State Teachers Association, at Lakeside
this week.
Mr.. A, Hufford General Agent for G. A.
wrisly, is taking his va cation and will pass a
few days here with his cousin, Mr.. D. Van
HELEN.
Mr.. John W. Wintersiein, Of East Toledo,
dropped in Tuesday few moments to say that
he was coming up to see Yankee Doodle IN
Perry sburg the 4th.
Mr.. J.o. Vance, of Clyde, Ohio, who is now
engaged in teaching a writing class in South
Toledo. was in the burg on Wednesday TO ar
range foi starting class here.
Mrs. r. v. Haymaker, and BABY, ,of Defiance,
spent several days with the family of Mr. T.. l..
Kingsbury, and Mr.. r. V. came down Saturday
and returned home with his little family on
Monday.
DIR. Isaac Bowers. Jr. the I, arrived in town
last Friday morning, and will be a permanent
'''"' WV" "'' P"'e"s' iS""'' '''' WI "s 10
well as could be expected under such circum-
stances.
Miss Edith and James Westcott, Miss Carrie
Il. Hopkins. and their guests, the Misses Je nnie
Moore, Of Mansfield, Mich, and Milhe Trich
Of FindIny: visited Put in-Bay via the Steamer
"o"e Oh monday.
Mr, C. w. Norton was called to Fart Wayne
~, s,,,,a,r hv d;sns,o, ,r,,, ,,,s on, chos-
v" " '''' w, "
ter, whose horses were poisoned Mr.. u. re-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04

orsremaln unclaimed In the pos office n, perrys
burg, o., for the month of July, 1884;
Miss Nellie Broker. A. l.. B,ard. NJ. ID.
Branch, ri Mics Mary Chainer Wm Cos, Mrs.
Susie Miller, Miss Dora seeino G. frud Schncr /,
landa
Persons calling for any OF above Letters will
please say "adyertis .d.'N q. tINrAliA -, T. n.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
PERRYSBURG MARKET.
oonaEcrnD Dr E. l.. KrsospunY

PERRyspuRo, o., July 4, 1884.
Wheat ,..... 7bQoI00 Eggs ........ I4c
Corn n 100 lbs.. 60c Flour u bbls4 400 9 90
do shelled 46 81 SOC Oats. -. -, ....-. 800
Dressed Beef. ..7@sc Rye ........ 49, . bbo
Pork u bb. $50 "a 22Clover seed v bu 50 so
Hogs. ...... 1clChickens Fl ..S q 0
Potatoes" ..35 a siTnrkeys y lb.. 100 lilo
Apples y bu.'.. .'7bc Beans, nasy...-..s2 20
Dried apples :, '.6@sc Lard - -.-.s...... llc
er.....'l2 q lIclFeathors.... ..'... 10
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
SOLD ONLY I'M CANS.

The greatest success OF the age.
Makes better Pastry than any in
she market. 1t is becoming SO.
well known that Ii Inns treble
the saic of any other. II is
Healthier, Purcr and moro Eco
nomicni. Your grocer should
keep it.
Manufactured by
CHAS. H. NICHOLS,
Toledo, Ohio, U. s. A.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
LOCAL MATTERs.
Yankee Doodle Is in town to-day.

Yankee Doodle Is in town to-day.
School Books at Finkbciner's.
Try the Perrysburg Elevator flour at
$3.50 per sack.
-Chidren's Day exercises at the Evan
gellca church, on next Sabbath evening
Attention is called to the Advertise
ment ol ID. Langell's Asthma and Catarrh
Remedy IN another column.
MIR: G. W. Norton says peas are selling
at 81 cents per bushol and new potatoes u I
80 cents in Fort-Wnyne.
The subjects for The services next Sabbath
at Walnut Street Church are, Morning-"God
Shown to U.s." Evening -"lmmortaliiY"
"A large Stock OF Wall Paper and Dec.
orations, at A. r. CnAMPNEY's.
The altornies are all attending Dis
triot Court at Bowling Green this week,
which was convened on Monday for four
days session,
Mr.. Frank Thornton says he will
appear to dny with the "Jumbo" ice wag-
on, refit,ed and painted for the balance OF
the Summer campaign.
Six coupes.ot the young people Of Wood.
willie drove over on Sunday last and spent tho
day with the Misses Emma and Ada Raab.
The party made pleasa nj call at the JOURNAL
sanctum to view the mudus operandi OF the Art
Preservative.
Hats, Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods, at Finkbeiner's.
"A Pure and Reliable Medicine.-A
compound fluid extract Of roots, leaves,
barks and berries is Burdock Blood Biltrrs.
They cure all discusses of the blood, liver
and kidneys.
-"Cooney" Sherman las erected plat
form and made all necessary preparations
for bowery dance. on the Hayes lot on
Indiana Avenue, duiing the afternoon and
evening Of the 4th. Zen cents dance
or set will he the price.
"A travelling man from Wood county,
who has lately taken the road, has made
the discovery that the decisions of Wood
county courts are quoted very generally
III hotels. 1t Is ut the expense, loo, OF the
intelligence oi the county.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
Wood county Bar Association

The following was the program Ia be OBJ
served at the b,nqnet given by the Wood
County Bar Association. at Blanks Hall,
Bowling Green. ON Monday night last, in
honor of Judge Cook, its President:
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04

There were many friends und relatives
from distant points to witness thu giadu-
ating exercises, among whom were Mr..
George d. Booae, Mis-. Virginia Linn,
Miss Hattie Frankel'erger, Mira. w.
Parks and Mr.. & Mrs. Owen BlackmoIe,
Of Toledo; Prof. ID. A. Iiaylor and wife, Of
Bryan, Mrs. Jennie Harlow, of Chicago;
Mrs. HELEN Jaeger, OF Elmore; Mrs. Wm.
Day, of Fo-Ioria; Misses Jessie Ames aud
Laura Evers, and Messls. NJ, ron Crse aud
Frank Thurstin, of B,wling Green.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1884-07-04
School Books and Supplies, at
A. X. CHAMPNEY's.

john Cruise, Il farmer near Port Ciin-
ton, OH entering field Saturday, in which
he had turned bull recently purchased,
was attacked by the animal anu sored aud
trampled to death. The remains, when
recovered, presented sickening sight, lit
terally torn 10 pieces.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-31

The Great Eeneral's EaeIS E,emon-
atraIIon Of No IIusl..ess hease.

The downfall Of Grant 4 Ward, Of
New York, recalls to some old citizens
of vigorous memories the collapse Of
Grant & Boggs Of St. Louis The lat
ter business catastrophe came alter
the failure N forming. 6rant, after
throwing uP bis commissions y the
army, While serving in Oregon, came
on to st. Louis, and there was an un-
aerstanding between his father and
his wife father that be vas e be set
up as farmer. Dent agree4 e iar-
nish the farm and osa saeAt WAS 70
stock T. Later "a ofHnt
tonnd himself settled e 3 - hslise
op the travels fose taf con.
sisting q lotto potatoes came along
later IN the season. They were m
aotaso' =. is,' ois eAs , ~na 40
ie's was 'nT ss = '''s e'1aAs sys 6
-. s.s's so p.s -. o"4 -, s's.'p &
'ens = . 'e1i'.,' = $50 = sso- : :
-, (. =, - -. - -
& - s.ss ~ s '..'s' s. s Ia - - -
'-'' a.e ! 49, ''-1 'A
s, -. ~ { '','' ''us''s = eH -
- 49, A - @9 '''s''s'es ~.
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Siss anu "ei1e tAtV tAe Ae'l ESTATE Gnu
g-1es'@se ! 2''''e9s - - 1
3 el' !. 80 s1A's, -.
@~' s''.'l = { 49,, i, -,
s, ~.so 19u',s'.su : ''a sus n'4. ,7'.'
- -Ae + 80 -
~ ' ~'.1 so,es p'qps''y
q. = .le'i u1'',' ~ .e'N
+. s'''1n 'l1 esAss ~ 20.
A.el Us '',4 i'm
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-31


1t does make some difference who
hurls these epithets and continues fer
20 years to follow a man for some old
sore. I remember Bret Harte, the
story teller. telling me that after lie
published his first successful story
multitades Of enemies sprang up
around him and filed the papers with
comments on the immortality Of his
matter. His first successful piece was
''The Luck of Roaring Camp. de-
seribing the baby ofa eastawsy woman
which was adopted by the camp. The
treatment Of the story none could as
sail in point Of charming style ana
poetical insight and touch. The very
fact that he had proved himself to be
a master made these unseen enemies.
WHO lie around every bright mans
path, redouble all their exertions on
the bad morality Of the BABY Of d
castaway de said the 6ercest Of these
articles was published in a paper
where he had once set type, and he
protested 10 the editor, who was his
friend. and said that shatman must be
a very violent enemy. why said
his friend. 1T is rot man as all; a
woman has been writing these attacks
on yoa. She keeps a table at a char
It's entertainment given By the ult1a
iashionables, and I will walk through
With you this evening and point Ter
out When Harte stood abre Of
the woman be was astonlshed 10 ind
i was one be had kaown ia bis wilder
youth, when she was unmarried and
had bestowed her fondaess upon bia-
She recognized him at once and steoa
ready to meet him with seegn. She
had married q rich ana HFominent PEI
son, and aware that he knew IS asr
lapses from grace, had hated hins wlsn
that extraordinary Is bose who
have s'Easd tlensalees t
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-31


Three or four miles out Of East
Point, Ca, a negro was taken vely
sick, few days ago A brother 81
color. who bad bought himselfa cheap
medical treatise, volunteered to cure
the patient for four bushels Of sweet
potatoes. He had not doctored him
over three days, however, before the
patient was cold in death. A white
doctor living in the town happened to
be passing and was called in. When
he had tasted the medicine, which was
in a gallon jug, he asked. What dis
ease did you doctor fors7 "Pon evil,
sab. .Whatl who ever heard Of a
man having poll evil2 That is q
horse disease The other at once
opened his book to page 79. and said,
Reckon you'll End it right dab. sab.
Yes, said the doctor, as he thambed
the leaves over. "but the diseases Of
man are not found in this department.
This is headed Ailments Of Live
stock. "llo' De Lawdg gasped the
negro, as be snatched the book and
hurriedly tiirned the leaves-"fo de
Lawd, if didn't turn over FIVE pages
too many I meant to hit him fur
consumpshun and billyus fever.
Macon Telegraph.
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-31

Krupp, the great gunmaker, has
introduced a new kind Of powder,
which is deserredly creating quite a
sensation among experts, masmuch as
it may lead to the disuse Of the black
powder It IS known under the mod
est name Of brown powder. owing to
its peculiar color, which resembles
that Of chocolate or cocoa, and owes
It's discovery to a mere accident Ac-
cording to the reports on the trials
hitherto made, the brown powder has
a decided advantage over the black ia
producing q greater velocity. with an
equal pressure Of gas, and being APP
plieable to guns Of every ealibre. Ile
remarkable fact about it is that It ex-
plodes only in a tightly closed space,
while In the open air or in the powder
tox it isnites slowly and without ex-
plosion, although it is said to consist
q salfpstef, sulphur and charcoal,
Ike the black powder, the difference
consisting in the relative proportions
o these ingredients. It is supposed
that the degree Of earbonization Of the
wood from which the charcoal is made
plays a prominent part in the new
discovery, as the eoloS Of the powder
seems 10 indicate; as also that the dan
ger0us explosions in mixing aud pre-
pairing it may henceforth be prevent
ed OF special strategic Importance is
the fact that the smoke Of the brown
powder Is much thinner. and hence
will more quickly disappear than that
produced bg the black powder. Trials
are now making in all the larger ar
tiilery services on the continent. and
i sheg esntrm the mp sments
claimed there can be no doubt that
the new invention may produce an en-
tire revolution in the military world
Arizona silver belt., 1884-05-31

iFTa H. Hsgoslga rassi

ifren the Bsootign Tlmesi
A lively dude went to Haveriy s
Theaier last night to see Claire and
the Forge Master He occupied
prominent place in theparquet. where
his clothes coald be seen. and be ai-
tracted more attention than he could
have expected. even in his most SAN
guine moments. bis hair was pretti-
Iy banged. be worea ailow-tail coat.
his vest was cut 50 low thai tho lower
button Of that garment and the top
button Of his English CATERS were not
far apart. he wore @ bouquet ia his
button-hole. and his collar was Ike
long section Of stovepipe painted
white. In short he was just too sweet
for any use. a dude seldom drinks
anything stronger than sarsaparilia-
his brain viii not stand It but he
thinks it keeps up appearances to go
out between acts and look at some
beer or smell ola teaspoonful Of an
geliea or watered sherry 50. in order
to be considered as a little man, be
arose at The end Of The second act. and
spreading his elbows in English style.
he began 10 simper and teeter up the
aisle The poor creature could have
had no idea that by facing the au-
dience be could raise snch d aommo-
ton. Women in his vicinity began to
snieker and men to grin. Halfaudi-
be remarks ike There's a duder
''Look at tliai What Is it, we're
heard. and before the tender young
thing had gained the aisle man be-
gan to applaud. Instantly the entire
audience caught up the joke, and the
building ruug to the sound Of clap
ping hands and pounding canes and
umbrellas. the gallery denizens shout
ing, Hi hif and ''Getonto his nagsl
The poor dnde was almost paralyzed
with eonfuaou, and made excellent
time for the door. Between the ex-
eitement Of the ovation tendered bin
and the fierce throftling Of his collar,
his face was the color ofa boiled beet
He waited untsl the curtain rose be-
fore he undertook to return, and then
erept ID softly on the tips Of his toes,
but the audience was expecting him
aud tie play vas stopped ailtil The
applause that greeted bis return was
over he did noi leave his seat again
during the evening