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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-15
STORIES OF THE DAY.
SwaybaCk's Remarkable Strike In
Montana.
Major Taiams. Of Georgia, in Trouble in
New YOrk-The "englishsr" Oflt
A Senator Wrestes with
the Telephone,
Brooklyn Eagle.


ain regard to mules" observed the
Montana man, who had been patient
listener. an regard to mules, mind
when we opened the Pistol Pocket
mine in rs. The ground was froze q
hun ired Zee, on the level, and we had
to blast out the quartz and dirt with
anything we could get. One day q
mule of mine eat up all the giant pow
der cartridges we had, and as we was
800 MILL from 8 store we was
stumP,d.'
"KnOw what that means" murmur-
ed Forty miner. "Been out Of whisky
ID the same conditions.
"All Our money was into the mine,
and We couldn't get nowhar till the dirt
began to pan. / wanted to kill the
mule strsight out but my pards said
not, and one Of 'em, Swayback Feeley
know him"
"You bet! Me and Swayback cut
hole q mile long into the Comstock
level and would have made million,
only grizzly bar clum into or end
o. the hole and we had to come out
through the Comstock shaft and give
ourselves up"
ale told me about that. Well, this
same Swayback allowed as tn mule
had eat the cartridges, he'd got to do
| the blastin' 50 he tied some stones up
in The oats and fed 'em into the mule,
His idee was that when the diges ion OF
he mule, bein' filled with stones, ketch-
ed unto the fulminatin' eend o. them
| cartridges, there would be hoistin' o
| dirt. So he tied the mule over where
we was workiR' and we wen of a OF to
see things commence"
"Very CLEVER" nodded the CalifJrn-
ian approvingly. "SwaybacS had q
head. remember oncet when We was
goiL' across Dead Mans Desert in Ari-
zor he filed himself up with timothy
seed, and then put in carrots, and tur-
nips, and strawberries, and lettuce, and
radlshes. The timothy grOwed and the
| rest o. the seeds took root in il, so all
| he had TO do was to walk slong and di-
gest fresh vegetables. He was the only
man that ever walked across that desert
Sliye."
HE told me about it," continued the
hOuldld Iudu, . llLlkc OaACN" "Shi
We watched for couple o. hours and
then the proceedings opened. Why,
sir, that dirt flew q thousand feet in the
| air. Every time q cartridge went off
the mule would git in bis work, and for
seven days we war dodgin' powders
and trying to git him out. At the end
o. that time he must ha' been mile
| under ground, cause he struck water,
and the water poured up higher'n We
| could see."
That's So?" said the Californian,
| with an expression Of pain.
"YOu bet, but it spilled the mine.
| Swayba K and me never seen no yellow
| outen that hole"
didn't Ell? Lost moneyw
"Made money. Never made as much
money before nor since. We sold it to
q tenderfoot bank president for geyser,
and got out before the mule died. /
never hesrd what the tenderfoOt did
with it."
stranger" whispered the Californ-
len, eonfidentially, "did Swaybsck get
any Of the purchase moneys"
"Got it all" whispered the Montana
man, with his hand to his mouth.
"That's Swaybsck. Same man.
Stranger, let's liquor"
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Two Pointers.
H'uH lHTeet Nens.
Missing Too Much Fun.

IsUTtNNFi II oVsO''
II. G. Ward, who fas served in the
capacity of Deputy Sh,rif for some
time, rendered his resignation to Sheriff
Sweeney. When asked his reason for
resigning Ward said There amt
enough fun in being Sheriff. l miss
ed two or three damn good fights last
night on account of being an officer"
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED,
wheeling.

Corrected every week by NJ. & ]. Poll
LOCK, managers of the Silver Gloss Flour,
at TIE Pacific Mill, corner of Fourteenth
and Msrket streets. Market very dull.
The receipts of wheat very light, with
prices same as last week.
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FEON wFTL.KNOWN LAWYER.

have takeu Swiit's Specific for Rheums.
tism, and found perfect relief II also re-
neyed me OF Dyspepsia, from which had
suffered for years. believe when duly 80.
preclntrd Us = Tonic and Blood Purifier, that
SwiftN Specific will become hOuseh old
ZEN eiN. u, Z. HILL, Atlanta, ga,
NOVEMBER, IS, lSS2.
On r Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
IT, led free to applicants,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer 2, Atlanta, Ga.
New York ONCE, lI9 W. TWEEN y-thtrd ST..
betw. ~ sixth and Seventh avenues
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Ihave s. Tered for many years from ulcers
on my legs, q ten very large and painful,
during which time I used almost everything
to effect cure, out in vain. l took Swi't's
Specific by ad vice Of " friend, and in a short
time was cured sound aud well.
EDWIN j. MILLER.
Beaumont, Texas
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RAILWAY BoNDs-Slrong.

RAILWAY BoNDs-Srong.
STATE BONDs--Quiet.
SToCKs-The results OF to-day's trading
on the stock market was that, out OF thirty
stocks most actively dealt in, twenty-one
were higher than at the close last night,
four lower and i've unchanged. The
changes in all cases, however, We're
only fractional and Insignificant, ex-
cept in the case OF c., c., c. Il l., which
wss 211 per cent higher and Spring Noun
ain C Jai u lower and Oregon Navigation
~ per cent. higher. Runlors that the
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Com.
pany had agreed to submit the question OF
perc. ntages in the Northwest pool to arbi-
tration, led to purchases for both accounts
and prices advanced. Pacific Mail attract
ed considerable attention, selling up to
53I5 on revival OF the report that
tie company will declare dividend short
ly. 1t was also rumored that the COM
pary having cash on hand, had made an
offer to the Panama railroad to anticipate
the payment OF Obligations not yet due
that company. The market closed strong
at the best figures of the day.
Tran sactions 2l7 900 shares.
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Browns Bronchial Troehes for Coughs
and colds: 81 10 not see how 1t Is possible
10 puoiic man TO be himself In winter
vi bout this admirable ai1."-ReU. Il. M.
4 greDs POcaSSet, MuSS.
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1E'E'YE'RIFIAIlLISl
skin HUMOR.

Ny baby six months old broke out with
some kiud Of akin humor, and after being
treated i've months by my family physician,
Was given up 70 diS. The druggist recon-
uerted Swift'S Specific, aud the effect was
as gratify Ing ~ IL was miraculous. Ny child
soon OF well, all traces Of the disease Is gone.
snG L 2 is as fat as q plg. J. J. KlRkLAND,H
Mindel, Rusk County, Texas.
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sMM4za@zsa9es
~ ss>E
Commissioners.

Incorporated in 1888 for Is years BY tho Leg.
lslaturs for Educational and Charita BILE pur.
poses-with capital OF 81, oo0, n00-to which a
reserve fund Of over $50 900 has since besn
franchise was made part OF the present stste
Cons,itutiop adopted December ID. A. ID. ISIS
RE only Lottery ever voted on and end orsed
by the people OF any state
single Number Dra irigs take place monthly.
ASplendid Opportunity 20 Win Fortune.
Fourth Grand bra wing, Class n, In THE
ACADEMY OF Music. NEW ORLEANn,
Tuesday, April sth, ISsf-ie7th Monthly
Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE. 075, 600.
1000 T ttn NJ Five Dollars Each. Fractions
In Fifths In proportion.
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OIL City.

OH CRY, March -Peiroleum-Opened
at 81 90, highest 81 0l2S, lowest $3.50,
closed al ST. 003s. Sales 100000 barrels;
cltsrsrces yesterday 1876, 900 barrels; runs
"a 72O barrels; shipments 46,725 barrels;
cnsI:: 30,9j2 barrels. Oil City Exchange
.tc.l 1850 bid; 1900 asked.
HaIIS 40 Rn CARR.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, March 14.-Dry Goods
The market is quiet, in demand, though
there has been fair business in deliV-
cries.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at 4 I-2a2 Per Cent.-GoverH-
ments SIeady-Stocks HiKher-FlOur
Firm W heat Higher.

NEW YoRK, March 14.-Money-Market
easy at / 11(a2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4@5h per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills steady at 4S7; demand 4S9H
Dry goods imports for the week s., 636,O0O
GoyERNMENTs-Steady
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Schwartz while your sons name Is
Blaek?n asked the officer in some sur
prise.
name und Plack de EogIisher."
"Oh, I see; trot out the kids, Will
iam.p said the Sergeant to the turnkey.
The boys were released on bail
struxxlir r with the Hello Box.
w shi,gton Correspondence FeW York Sun.
The other day very distinguished
Senator, who thinks he has the right OF
way to the White House, walked up to
a Senate telephone and conducted the
following eolloquy: p
"Halloo, central office?n THE Sens-
tors "Halloo p' the Representatives only
say "Hellom)
The central office responded.
"Call the Office of the Commissioner
Of Patents for Senator Blank"
Then there was b long pause. Inc
Patent Office at last answered. The
Senator shouted at the top OF his lungs,
and with his nose f1attened against the
hello box, evidently thinking the loud
er be bawled the better the wire would
transmit the message. The central
office kept cutting in on him, and he
couldn't make them understand. At
last be squared off and shouted straight
into the box with a voice like fog
horn:
ave got 'em. Don't you under
stsnd? / tell you I've got 'emw
"Yes, and got 'em bad, too" sarcas-
ticalIy responded the ce atral. office.
Tie Senator, with very red face,
coptinued his conversation with the
Comm ssioner of Patents.
Two Pointers.
HQl Street Neus.
A Philadelphia speculator who knew
that bis coachman had few hundred
dollars and was sometimes interested
in stocks, observed to him the other
morning.
"James, q few of US spectators have
formed syndicate to boom the stock
of the V. & Railroad"
"Yes'r'"
IL simply drop you the hint as a
pointer to buy on"
"Thankee, sir, but few of US coach
men and buffers have formed a syndt-
cate to bear the stocks o! that very line
al d was going TO say TO you yesterd ny
IL at y ou'd better stand from under"
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emery ever discover
- tl33sun 9, eiad TIE Actual Cautery
,~&.tiron; rr-''oe7 more than fourtime
ct of bid - tale, The place of all
:, 'er:s, ard is shs aaLaz: application ever
;s,l, rs tits impossible 10 produce scar
{, olemish with l. It IS powerful, &C
t.,e reliable ard safe remedy that can be
manipulated az WI COR severe or mild ef-
feet. Thousands of the best Veterinarians
and Horsemen of this country testify to its
r.any wonderful cures and its great practi.
cal value. 1t is also the most economical
remedy in use, as one tablespoonful Of
Caustic Balsam will produce more actual
results than whole bottle Of any liniment
or spawn cure mixture ever made. Price
Sl.5O. Sold by druggists, or sent, charges
paid, by LAWRENCE, WILLIAMS q
CO., Sole Importers and Proprietors, Cleve.
land, Ohio. R6- None genuine without
hhas our signature on the Label.
For sale By Logan 4 Co.. wheeling.
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1867 Prizes, amounting
Application for rates 20 oiuoe should be
made only 70 the on,oe Of Inc Company In
New Orleans.
For further Information write dearly, Civ.
ing full address Make r. O Aopey Ordsr
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orieana, La
Postai Notes and ordinary letters BY Mail
or Express tall sums Of 70 and upward By Ex.
pre- M. A. DAUPH1N,
Kew Orleans, La. q
n. A. DAUPHIN e0 Seventh 81, washins.
ton ID q. mrlI
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

TIRE. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
- TREATMENT. guaranteed specific for
Hysteria, Dizziness, Convictions, Fits, Ner-
vous Neuralgia, Headache, Nervous Prostra-
tiCr "~uoed by the use OF alcohol or tobacco,
NJ. -'reSs, Mental Depression, Ssftening
: .raih resulting In insanity and lead
y. ~ cry, decay and death, Premature
-. ST. Barrepness, Loss OF Power In either
sex, Involuntary Losses and 6permatorrhBa
caused by over.exertion OF the brain, self
abuse or over indulgence. Each box con.
six boxes for $500, sent by mail prepaid on
receipt OF price,
We Guarantee Six Boxes.
To cure any ease. With each order received
by us for elk boxes, accompanied with 500,
we will send the purchaser our Written guar.
antee to refund the money II the treatment
does not effect n cure. Guarantees SSued only
by LOGAN Il co, sole agenta, wheeling, W.
Va, proprietors OF Logan h Co.B Pleaqut
Worm syrup and Child's Ptystc. Best IN u,e.
fe29e-eodSdg
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Commissioners Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate and Stocks.

Estate and Stocks.
TN THE MUNICIPAL coyKToy WHEEL
Louikia GicksS held an otbsrA
IL CIiAsckEy.
IT,. undersigned ,D.cial oommieADosS
hereby I'd ye notiee thai, pufsusn 70 the 90
.6oiit, vested In tbsm By . d. eree madan ~
~ court In the Above entitled saass On ths
sdh day Of January. bst, thsy VII On
SATURDAY, THE I'D DAY W hARca
A u isst
commencing o. 10 o's.ock . n. ,st q yub.
lie anesion, q NE frOnt door of tse dbqFt
] Bouse Of Ohio sounfy, wss v,.SiniA, e. iSs
ely e CIV Sh.:"ss ':.sy .s,s: g. - - ss.:s
. ss: i 6. Ps;sy,:a.
Al. in said eity of ahssiiss nae : % sgI
Eina ne north co.' third q 70 -.
ihe. ss,t s,d.of Asrk.ts rsss. Istvssn TSah
and Eleventh niestA On this propesty. n
erected The brick bouae poy csespls1 q
Jssiii5g This Isresi Of rssi $3.50 M .
men eIpirgE gsIeb q. -. % 10 g
I'm S The rent ass-siss iro. ssl Sfi1 .
S.ssmJ' Ths.ourh .so4h,ras Of Iss ssn
se,.d pfiy.ibrss 81 Ia Ioa sn6 CnspiinSt
sIditson .ossid city, on The vs1 a1s Il
MAR street, t~iyeeu Twsnty.nrA cd fvs1s
9 Tss .s;a son,s 100 shipds q ~ ssnSsr.l
rfiy .tiIte sin be o6srsd = . asG,e paseS
and VIII sl,o . ,s Of Ss:.ss = 80 scsSs 80.
:n,o.st TIE nieois % ~ 20 49, -
re IIotsry and s r. e; g. 10 ssss,sssS
n. shiebsves Wy the - Dsise 90 - -
al a. DIE real esssss sfeeua1l y Vsil -.
'Irsss OF sALs-Bs6 ssas6 81 aosk ym
b. sLId for cab; ard nd ri e1eefs VII -
- Q, =, y re = ess.sse -
ekct c.si1 In band % ths. d. of solA. 81
he snsipd0 u too sseal tnnaimsseS -
-. ;ss e e: . ssS ~ 3: -
Ssispsnis ii No pursbees 6ess1, Ht1 tese
rstsirsd until ne vhsb q u -
msosy shan - pcHsHxi uvY \. rUwgrL
AXs2I cSA12w
MHnnIso. y, = z-7sGAis.
1ssssy ss.sy o. - 2 tssInc.ZS
spo,s ne SsnsS spsssi ssSn,lzS.Se
s.srS1 ~ ~ nj ~ doegpN 81 80 80
THOMAS - d =
Czs.k q - 1sntssSA Oons0
IMvxrAExo4s
.wAIs1 EH1EA2I2}
III 49, ISiaz
g. ~ - 49,
ccicGe ~ - ~ e
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and Elm Grove Railroad

Wheeling and Elm 6fovU RalIFead
nN AND AFTER THURSDAY, DECEA.
~ BIER Is, 1883, cars Will run ~ follows;
Leave the city, corner Market and Elsv'
enth streets, ~ $40 q. m, . .. m, s:f Q. m
20 p. m, $50 p. m, p. m, aud no p. N.
Leave wheeling PARK at e ~ .. m, 7:O
M, e:l0 q. m, 1870 o. m, II 50 .. -, lilo p.
M, 80 y, m, 80 p. N, $40 p -, - p. -.
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Il Great Problem.
TAKE ALL THE
Kidney & Liver
Medicines.
BLOOD
Purifiers.
RHEUMATIC
Remedies.
Dyspepsia
And Indigestion Cures.
Ague, Fever,
And Bilious Specifics.
Brain & Nerve
Force ReYivers,
Great HEALTH
RoSf0rnro

In Short, take all the bsst qualities
of all these, and the best qualities
of all the best Medicines Of the
World and you will find that HOP
BlT1ERS have the best curative
qualities and powers Of all concen.
trated in them, and that they will
cure when anv or all OF these,
simply or combined, fail. A thor.
ough trial will give positive proof
Of this.
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GROCERIES.
WheeIfng.

. Corrected every week by SIMON BAER q
SONS, wholesale Grocen, No. 1n2 and III.
Main street "a
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PETROLEUM,
PitfahurRh.
TIluEYflle.

PITTSBURGH, March 14.-Aiternoon session
was duli but trading fair; opened at 81 00A,
declined to 81 COZ, rallied to 81 0O%, aud
closed at 81 COZ.
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They who work carly and late the yeBr
round need, occasionaIly y, the bealthful 81. M
illus impaired by a wholesome toiic like
Hostetter's stomach Bitters. TO all, is
purity and efficiency rs . remedy and pre-
ventfvo of disease commend H. IL checks
iueipieut rheumatism and malarial symp-
toms, relieves constipation, dyspepsia and
bIliousness, arrests premature decay OF the
physical energies, mItigatss the inflrmities
OF age and hastens convalesctnce. For sale
by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
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TITusvILLE March IA. Petroleum -
o. ened at 1910, highest 81 on, lowest
kG3,.c ard closed at 81 00B. Shipments
a $50 barrels. a considerable amount OF
territory was added TO the oil region to-day
BY the opening Of the Clapp we'll and
Chambers we'll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-03-15

Itching, burning and scaly fortunes that
bafitd even relief from ordinary remedies,
soothed and healed as by magic:
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keald Heads with loss Of hair without
number, heads covered with dandrun and
scsly eruptionS especially Of children and In
fapis, many of which since birth had bean
m asS nf scabk.
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Approximation Prizes.
. approximation Prizes OF e760...-.--. e,I0
sApproximRtion Prizes OF 500.-...- 80
sApproximauop Prisea OF TO..-.--s ALL
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Eczema OF the palms Of the hands and Of
the ends Of the fingers, very difficult TO treat
and usually considered incurable; small
PATCHES of letter and salt rheum on the can,
nose and sides Of the face.
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Dien.

At too County Hospital IN Hamilton, De-
center .. lesi. Of dropsy. john Flvre +, a ia
tive Of Gil Ornla. aged ~ years.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1884-12-27
is thus expressed by Shakespeare /:

1t faded on the GROWING of the cock;
Some say that ever 'gainst that season come
Wherein our SaYiors birth i celebrated,
Tbs bird OF awning siugeth all night lang
Aud then. they say. no spirit waihs abroad;
The nights are Hholesonei then 10 planets
strike,
No fairy takes, nor witch hath power to
charm;
So hallowed and SO gracious is the time.
An ancient custom is the singing of
carols. In the early ages of the
Church they were sung by the Bis
hops on Christmas Day, but later by
the children.
Jeremy Taylor, referring to the
song of the angels, thus gives the an-
thority for the custom As soon AS
these blessed choirsters had sung their
Christmas carols, and Taught the
Church a hymn to put in her offices
forever they returned TO heaven
And surely if the angels song got lost
somewhere, why should not children
find the echoes and still sing the re-
train ?
hen Christ was born of Mary free.
In Bethlehem. IN THAI fair elite.
Angels sung there with mirth and glee,
In exselsis gloria.
ONT OWL 0DTlsilildS tree anu SdHt1
Claus have been handed down from
The middle ages. Tney come 10 Us
from Germany, where Christmas has
always been especially a joyful season
for the children. There the tree was
resplendent with light, aud gifts were
brought bv a per ona1e bearing the
name of Kruth Kingle-a CORFU ption
of Christ Kindlien, or the infant child.
Later on, a'sterner spirit brought only
rods Of correction for the naughty
o les, but nnally the two we're united
IN the generous heart, beamiug face
and kindly soul OF our own 81. Mich
olas.
We are the heirs OF both pagan and
Christian past, anda~-dtsiant a little
way from the city-all discordant
sounds are hushed, aud there rise On
the evening air only the melody ofthe
bells. so over the busy scenes of the
present, and The fading traditions Of
the past, floats sweet and clear the
angels >ong-shiues with steady ra-
dance the star that rose in the east,
a star whose light shall know no set
tln5.
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End Of the Fourth Year.

With this issue the News completes
its fourth year of publication in
Cherry Creek. Commencing al a time
when the mineral resources of our
district were being fairly developed,
it enjoyed a prosperous career for a
little over two years. Since then we
have shared the varying fortunes of
parhaps one of the dullsst camps i'll
the State. But we are here and in
tend to stay awhile longer. We like
our town and its people, and we feel
confident that time-we cannot say
how long--will enew to this district
better and more prosperous times
than it has ever enjoyed in the past.
That great mineral wealth exists in
our surrounding hills is no specnla-
tive theory. That fact has been
proven, and to a depth that lea YES no
room for doubt. But We have fallen
upon dismal times and evil men seem
Just now to control our destiny. This
condition of things cannot always
last. A brighter day will surely
come, when capital will seek and de-
velop the latent of our dis
trict, which is one of the richest in
the State.
In starting in on our fifth year we
admit we do so with some mis-
giving. Running a paper in a camp
where a man has not worked for
wages for nearly two years is not cal.
culated to inspire Us with a very ar
dent hope for the immediate future
Sill, under this depressing surround
ing the NEWS has held its own, Is to-
day perfectly solvent, and can man
age TO keep afloat on the journalistic
SEA fer years to come under nc more
favorable auspices.
To our friends--the public OF White
Pine CONTRIBUTIONS regard to Sec
ton or party, we are of course in
debted for this good showing at the
close of the year and, in the future
a in the past, it shall ever he our
aim to merit a continuance OF their
patronage and good will. So here is
goodbye to the year that Is %gone--to its
frowns and reverses, and especially
TO the true and tried friends that
have gone with it TO return no more.
Our craft Is afloat and under sail for
the unknown voyage of 1885. To u
readers, one and all, We wish a
Happy New Year.
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only" l enlreat yon not 10 fall into
the delusion that you al do any
honest work the better by firing up
your nerves with alcohol. III yon do
you will have to increase the fuel
constantly in order To produce effect.
Solid food and sound sleep are all you
require. Even as a tonic medicine,
wine and bourbon may cover up u
great deal; they cure but very little.
Several friends I have known to be
decoyed by them into drunkenness
and disgrace.
l might multiply arguments in
favor of total abstinence as the only
certain safeguard. The grace OF God
is powerless II you voluntarily yield
10 temptation. 1t is a defiance to the
Almighty for you To leap into the rap
ids aud expect Him to save you from
the cataract. No small part of my
own life has been spent in bootless
efforts 10 save those who were in the
swift and t~reaeherous current. The
remainder OF ii shall he spent in en-
deavoring 10 prevent young men
from EN- marking on the stream which
is all music and mirth at The starting
point, and all death and damnatlon
az the bottom. Tons OF arguments
and appeal have been printed on
this vital question, ''How to save
Young men from strong drink" but
they may all he condensed into one
line-Stop before you begin !-Theo-
dore l.. Cuyler ID. ID.