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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-27

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VS. ~ T'pst Deed BOOK No. IL, page ~, In the
~ ~ 1alrc VI the County Court OF ONO county,
Ne. V.riu!S. Will on
W. wrDyEspAY, NOVEMBER IS, A. D. 1885,
.-,,,.,rtar a, i8 0cleck \ n, sell Al public Guc
coz ,be highest aud btst bidder. Ht the Court
N gs. a. aid county In the iIy Of Wheeling, the
hGJ, I,,CIibyd real estate, or No much thereof
IL Necessary. that Is 70 .ay lots numbered
An! : IN John T. II and William Chapllne'S
3 ,, n'" "a the City Of Wheeling In the State
Ai';yyg NJ Virginia, being the AAme properly
o. w., vi n Inc sa!d John ButtGriield By u NJ.
81 sIr,tfOr. by deed dated December 3, lsGS,
0i ,cS,II,d in desd book number s., page 81, OF
Aa' 'I land records OF Ohio county, West Viz
VS. m north half Of lot number lSs, on the
~ ,5 Of HarkeG strett in tue Fifth ward Of sait
S4Ig taipg the same property c0nYeyeu 70 John
y;,.,fiI by j. : Shriyrr and wife, by deed dated
t9ii "a sud recorded In book -, page l2I, OF
Ns; ;,lr icco'di The last named parcel Of real
,,.a,e will b. sUd fFlI
60 -. pT sALE-One thltd Of the purchase
-,? Of each parcel sold, OF ~ much more OF such
II,.fa. mDuey A. the purchaser may eject to ray,
IN, In hand one third thereof, with interest, In
GEAR and tie residue thereof, with interest, In
,r Var, rom the day Of sale, the purchaser Civ
t' X. pnty. with good security, for the deferred
. y, md the legal title 10 retained by the
hT,sr,iEue,l trustee n further security, until such
mole, IRE ial!y paid: c,,nwr,, T.,....
C,EVrrfs uEtvEY. Anctt0neer OCl6
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RHEUMATISM, and similar diseases, caused
by low state Of the system, ale cured by
using Ayers Sarsaparilla. D4w
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INV YoAx, Oct 2S-Cottou: futures closed weak !:
October g.GIc; November g56c; March g.s7ci July
lowe.
clcrmATr. O., Oct S.-cOs.Ou. quiet; mladlIpgs
at nc
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MoundsVille accommodation leaves Wheeling at
n:s5 =; m, and arrives at MoundEyllle a f2I6 .,
n. daily except sunday.
Warrington accommodation 81 I:i0 p. m.
ZAnesvlNe accommodation leaves Wheeling
7:sS T. m. and $40 p. N. BellAire at s:l0 \. nj
4:i5 p. NJ, daily except Sunday
l0:9S p N. tain through 70 Cincinnati without
change, with ,. o. Sleeper through TO Cincinnati.
b, d o. Sleeping Cans on all through trains.
Through Coach from Wheeling 70 Cincinnati on
No. 2, leaving Wheeling At 9:l6 T. m, arriving u
Cincinnati Rt 6:6OR N.
Close connections are made for all polnS S0uth
and Southwest, North and Northwest making this
desirable Touts for coloniGtG And persons moving
10 the great West and 70 WhTm particular attention
IA given.
Tickes 70 all principal points on GAle At Depot
Sleeping car Accommodation can be secured a
Dep0t Ticket Once.
Thos Q. BURKE. Ticket Agent B. a o. Depot
JOHN T. LANE TAV Passenger Agent
R.T. DEYRIES, General Agent, Wheeling.
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Geronimo is the Osman Digna OF Arizo-
M and New Mexico.-AaeoM (Ga.) TEE
oraph.
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NV YoEK, Oct %.-The general market has
been QUIET ia demand, with some request for cot
tonadss aud other heavy cOIt1ns with the principal
movement resulting frJn deliveries Of goods G0ld
10 arrive.
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live Sock.

CHcAso. ill.,, Oct 96.-Tha Drop75 Journal re-.
porA: Cattle-RScslpN 1900 head: shipments
$50 head; market ItCady; shipping sscen s. "a
5 80; nockcrS and ieene9 s3C6a3 80; COWS, bulls
and mixed g l6a3 90: through Texans 81 sOA3 90:
western rangers steady; natives and hA!ibrseds
e. 50aI 20 AOgs ReCeipA GOO head; shipments
500 head: market SOW; rough aud mixed O. GA
CO., packing and shipping q 50a3 50. light WeEh Is
g I0S3 Sj SkIpS s. 60Al 10. Sheep Receipts coo
head trading slow natives 81 15A3 co. western 81 rs
a. 90. DrortrS' JOWrHdrS cables from Liverpool
quote best cattle at ilISl per pound dressed or tc
lower than prices have been since the AInerica n
export trade began.
East IIREETV, Pa, Oct 26,-cOttIe slow and IN.
changed; rrcelptA IC6 head; shipments ,l0G head
shipments 70 New YORK yesterday 90 cars HoEi
slow; PhiAdelphlAS 81 o0di 70; Yorkeu q 65al s.:
receipts 400 head: shipments 600 head; IhIp,
ments TO New York yesterday 81 CAT. sheep
slow and unchanged; receipts 6,tCo head; Ghip-
meIu 200 head.
CINCINNATI o., Oct. &c Hog drm: common
ard light O. s5Gt -: packing and butchers 3 t0l
IS: receipts $500 head; shipments "a head.
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A GENTS ARE WANTED IN EVERY
"A tOWuGhIp 70 get up club ioT THB WHEELING
WEEKLY RrKL1IaBACRR, Send ioE specimen
oplA
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grusttr sales.
TRTsTEE'S SALE.

\ py virtue Of deed Of trust made by John But;
w ~ Mar ButtCrGsld, his wife. 10 me, dated
iffNt"J Ia II Ornber In the year $50, and record.
ihe - Inst Decd Hook No. II, peg, ~. In the
q " aaicc Of the County Court OF Ohio county,
~ a r.tpl4 will OH
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AL trains daily except sunday.
PnllniAn's PAISce Dnwing Room and Slcepirg
Cans through without change from SteuhenviIla
East TO Philadelphia and New York. WcHt 70 Col.
Oils and Sc. Louis
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping
CAT accommodations, and any further information
Pan Handle Station, foot Of Eleventh Street, or a.
City Ticket Once, under McInrc Hnuae wheeling,
JAMES McCREA,
Manager, Pittsburgh, Ia
e. A. FQSn,
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HOnfOrds Acid Phosphate, valuable In
Indigestion.
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J4rs GntdIigeaGer
PROM lNDlA'S CORAL STRAND.

omes Ms. 80 and ~ Fourtoeptn street.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 8-wheaf, western Irregular
and fairly active: No. 2 winter red spot SOI9Ic;
October 9 c bid; November gl5<R9i5Sc; December
gJjIGgic; January 96JSa9Gln Corn, western eRfy
liked spot 5CR5Ot%c: November ~ -4g4c: yeli
IJ5EAIGc; January A5IAtS3c; February 4I1Ec d.
Oats STEADY and dull; western white SllS4f; d.
mixed SIC Provisions steady; mess pork 5000
Rio carHoes, ordinary 70 fRir Tt4RSs1c.
ToLEDo, o.. oat S.-wheat steady; caTh OF
November 9ic; December &c; January S6kc;
February 96[c; May 81 OK. Corn UNCHANGED
cash 4lI50; November lSc; year S7lllc; May SIC
Oats unchtEged: cash OF November 2IG; MAY SlHc
Clover qniet; caSh or November Is 80; December
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DR.. j. s. stones EntsrtRini-G Letter on the
GauESa-SpnIa Of Interest
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IA WHEELING n
) INTELLICENCERS
DAILY, Semi. Weekly and Weekly.

The year 1885 brings the country to new depar
nre. 4 party ont Of power for Il quarter Of con.
my goes into control. new color q 10 be given
u The pages OF our national history. EVER man
and woman ought 10 follow that history nS II Is
made. II will touch every condition 81 Life,
yhotheF for veal or woe,
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Passenger trains daily including Sunday. 40.
commodRudu trains runs daily except sundsy.
JOHN @. TOALlEsON,
Ticket Agent Wheeling, ", VA,
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AL trains daily except Sunday.
Trims leave Cleveland for Wheeling al 20 4. A.,
2i0 p. n, arriving Al I:SS ,. m. and 7:SS ,. n.
J. g. ToMLINSOE,
Passenger Agent, Wheeling, viva,
Z A. FORD,
Gen. Pass and Ticket Agent. Pittsburgh, F..
JAMES ACCkRA. General MGnaGsr.
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C1NClSNlu, o. Oct. ~ Flour duh; family
No red 9IS5G; receipts 10 900 bushels; Shinmenta
1900 bushels. Corn IN Eool demand but lOw!r:
No. mixed 4{55ta4Sc. Oau strong aId higher:
soad 4, nAnd; No. . spsIBg 10. Pork dull At
IS IS Lard quiet az 6,SOA5 SC, Bulk meats
dull and nominal. shoulders 5000: short rib 5lOc
Bacon quiet; Ehoulden $3.50: ShOr! rib 56Sc:
abort clear 60Oc whisky aotlvs aud firm at
81 o. Butter dull: extra creamery 2SISOc; iaury
dairy l6Al8c LlnSeCd oil quiet but iirm at l2A43c
Sugar in fair demand; hGrl refined 6lsaGIc Eggs
barely steady At lTAl7I4c. Cheese IN light demand
but lrm: choice mi i Ohio iRCtorY l0HAile.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20
THAT Constant Pain

Deep seated In small Of back, sometimes on
one and sometimes on both sides, extend
Ing down"ards towards inside of thigh,
scanty aud high colored urine, with Cons
tipation, were the sympt, ms of Kidney
Disease that afflicted me- said Hon b. Is.
Thomas, Treasurer Penobscot Co Bangor
Me. have been cured By Browns SAR-
sArARILLA and heartily recommend it to
my friends.
c. IL. Dunton, of Hampton, was foreman
OF the Stewart Mine. While setting
pump be strained him.elf, causing serious
Kidney Disease. How often this happens:
u sudden wrench, nm over excrton. or "A
violent jar brings Kidney Disease Mr..
Dunton would have severe swelling across
the abdomen, his food would become sour
on his stomach, together with pains across
the back and hips. lie tried many rene
dies, sought assistance in various direction
aud at last bought BROWNS SARsArAEILIA,
and by the use Of Two bottles was entirely
cured.
'lf you have a sharp pain
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20

Caleb Fessenden, who lives on the Odlin
road in Bangor Me-, gives the followi az
testimony of the virtues of BROWNS SAR-
sAPARILLA; For the past ten years have
been troubled with severe pain in the
chest extending to the liver and kidneys.
| was so untitled for labor that could not
,cofk a full day. | commenced to take
BROWNS SARsAPARILLA and the pains left
my chest, hips, liver and kidneys. feel
like new man, and am able to Dc a .tuli
days ,c0rk. shall always be pleased to
tell people of the power of BROWNS SAR-
SAPARILLA.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20

In which merit 10 At recogni zed, sfe now, and
Away. have been, Initiated, especially the manufsct
ured article. hfier year. NJ labor and the expendi-
tGrc II fortune, In pefffrg aud placing beiore tho
public that which peo,e appr. oiate and demand
some one who never had an original idea oferr
counterfeit or substitute 10 compete with the ReBu
iue. rurfis UdriS d ~, makers 81 the " Welcome
sOdp' md the al .ye true Ia their at east the
excellence II whoae productions are ereryphere ac
ku0wedg ed IL ne - aBdarn" Of qualify. being ini.
lated In every way that competition can eugPest
l;nt III tho usc al hrir eood- The suner realizes
the fuli benefit OF value received. Welcome Sup
confirm and sustain their great reputation.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20
HOLBROOK e IAW E s
Clothiers, Hatters & Tail0rs

All kinds of Underwear
and Hosiery, 25c buys a
good Cnder Shirt, 1Oc a
good pair of Hose, Fancy
Shirts. Hathaways White
Shirts in three grades, best
shirt in the market
At Holbrook Il Halves.
We have Hats all kinds,
qualities and prices, as fine
an assortment as there Is on
the River, a good new Hat
for soc,
vt HolbrOok x HAYES.
Our Custom work never
was so good as the past
month, we have a carefully
selected stock of Foreign
and Domestic woolens to
select from, and we are
prepared to make them up
in tirst-class manner at
short notice. Mr.. VI. J. AZ
mold is still giving good sat
istaction in this department.
Call and look over our
Stock before purchasing and
save money.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20
HoLBRooK & HAWEs On the Corner
LADIES !
WHEN YOU VISIT PORTLAND

a stylish Hat, call at PamerS
stylish Bonnet. call ut PalmeS.
a Bonnet trimmed To order, call at PamerS.
cheap Hat stylish
caa al Pamer'S
fyouwa anything millinery line. call Il PamerS
call
best lighted New England.
NJ q in
country Department, pleased to
a of
of the invited to
stock whether they wish
Wholesale Department have all the
of he
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20

You will find some of the
best bargains this Spring,
ever shown in Clothing,
Hats, Furnishing Goods and
" oolens.
We manufacture our own
clothing, a nice line OF Saw
ver> Suits, Brown and Blk
Whip Cord worSted Suits.
Blue \ acht Cloth and Fan
cv Check suits, our Sawyer
Suits we can sell YOU at
wholesale prices, a good suit
for mems wear only $500.
We have for the first time
put in a full line of Child
ren'S short pant Suits, our
prices are low, Children S
Suits t to II years only 3.
1T Holbrook 4 Halves.
We recently bought a
case of Rubber Coats, we
can sell them at $500 each
never before sold less than
$3.50 to $500, every coat
warranted.
Vt Hnlhrnnk 4 HIVES.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20
Across the Back"

with tired, languid feeling, bearing down
pain, &c, you may be sure" says Mrs.
Chas Bracket of liermon, Me, "that you
have Kidney Disease. | have been cured
of a severe case by BRowN's SAKsAPARILLA
after | had employed many doctors with
out benefit. Have been confined to my
home in times past, but am now in good
health
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20

Said Mrs. Abbie Harbach, Webster st.
Bangor, Me II have been told by medical
men that my Kidney d sease was incurable.
| have regained good health by using
BRowNs SARsApARILLA. | consider it
wonderful foi toning up and invigorating
the system, 1t is of great value in many
of those troubles peculiar to our sex"
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20
STETsoN, Me-, Feb. 9th, 1881


ARA WARREN. Esq, Bangor, Me-, Dear
Sir:-I have used what is known as
BROWNS SARsAPARILLA in my practice,
prescribing it for low S ate of Blood, for
weakness peculiar to females, aud especial
ly for Kidney and Liver troubles | have
always met with success whenever | have
used it. Being familiar with the composite
ion of BROWNS SARsAPARILLA | pronounce
it to be happy combination of pure medi-
cines. destined, have no doubt, to become
famous as blood, kidney and liver correct
i've. |. w. TIBBETTS, NJ. ID. Stetson, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20

You have heard Of the MN who chased
a mosquito through o mile swamp 70 get
bis fat. This was the man who would not
buy Jadwin's tar syrup. lie died with .
hacking cough. Sold by Geo. Gushing.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20

81 have no appetite" complains many a
sufferer floods Sarsaparila gives an ap-
petite, and enables the stomach to perform
its duty
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20
Kidney Disease.

The Kidneys separate the In pure matter 10 be
thrown or by The Urine. II from any cause they
do not do This, the system at once becomes clogged
the entire machinery is thrown out OF order, and
disease and misery reignl triumphant. Sick Hedd-
ache, Sickness Of Stomach, Pam across Buck
aud LoinS, Di-=i1ieSs, Constipation and countless
other Ills always present We guarantee Il
cure for all forms of Kidney or Liver Disease
when Browns SARsA rARiLA is taken IN time
and according To directions. Remember aud
take
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20

Curtain Poles, brackets, ends and rings
complete so, 10 and $l.O0.
A few solid Walnut Extension Cornlces
for windows so, cost 81.
More than 400 yards carpets sold last
week at ,c
lw20 FAlhBholhLh .
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20
wEDNEyDAY, MAY go, 1888
Ne,u Adverttsem ents.

w.n,ed-R L. Mitchell.
,,award-Thomas Sanders.
Nv Goods Gushing.
go Firm-Cr0ss h Emery.
Soe,mnerseI-Hllton RUSSELL
S,nnm Wanied--A y G. Hall
G t',,,r,' on Assignee--E. G. Comm.
SS'hnrn Hall -Lucer Comedy Co
to on.,e Value-H. Burrill a Son.
nnrsed,,m Notice franklin Collins.
u,assenrer Noiice-R. \. Williams
MN, ,istrators sale-W. y. Hayden.
es"scia Announcement-V. M. Fickery.
s,pn,ice of second Meetings.. ii. Goodwin.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20
MAR r IE D

Maiiron-M May. in, by lev. {. X Evans Mases
:, Emery ~ No u. Plantation, and MFs { ffr
NJ Hale Of korrdPeWe ok.
:. Anson-May 9Th. by Rev. G. X. Esnns Chas r.
Hntlerr aud MIR Cora Is. Getchell both 81 skowheg.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20
HOWARD !
TERVS: Season, $40. Payable, - at Service, Bal.
ance Whom Mnre Proves with Ioal.

HOWARD is - nth eanyh.y block p'nt>, stands
IN l. ", gi- w. NJ lu00 HIS sir, q by tunrtc I on
dam Manly Marirr- bred by Gen. W. :. Triton at
ropll. Me- i,,t.Cd j le u, Isl. I iast ht sa by
Alnmn, hv Al xlu9ers Ahiaah 10y iYshlk's liam
bl,tonai. Nanny Marlci'' src WAS C,ark Chel,
son OF VI mh3i.o Chiel dam Fanny by PILOT, 1r
second dem by L,Wis Sterling, third dam by son of
Woo,.pcckcr Nanny NJ I'd l. US hred by j i'm ID.
Mard =. { mk county. Kentucky. Foacd in 1858
She is a mare OF uped III stance aud bold action,
lind much speed IA was unsteady in conn any
Clark chef, The sIr,' uf Nanny Martcr got The m
Of Phnllas Rib !, ,,s-ic kirk, the dam Of Majo-
en- Kentucky prhce. tr'Nt, . :; N"s dord
chief 222 ii. Al years. Black Almo v. IN {;
John e. 22s b Ghcrla'n. :. ~ LAZY PrcWiit,
go ana Governor, 2.3o. Nanny Mad 4 i l,cord-
ed and standard Daughters u ~ ot, II, pr"-nred
Maud :, 2l0 IL; Mumbrino CIT. 22o; N1twaod
ais. Nooutiir : ~ ~ Jay Eye 10 b.
Howard has a splc did gait and shows great ped
Ills form substance, tempcr and cotf NJ" adnir
abb, al Of witch qnaiiti should eomm,n. INN
to breeders.
The Vermont Live Stock Company oil Is the = r
vices Of this horS. tn Hh aVe cay toms o carry
ON the de ign for winch It WIS lorm d. Ih' t"Hl-
pauy also OWLS ana hrccus Troim- lIrd nits
Thoroughbred Atwood Meriuo sheep and i, rsey ana
Short Horned Cattle. For tuttutG information al
dres. -,,. :, ,,.
2rooO Birchbraw IIAyerhill Mass.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20
BORN

Cfosell son.
sk9wheRan May, 18th To the wife Of Forest
LhnghtOn girl. "
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20
DRY WOOD AND COAL
Il. Il. NOR
GROOM WANTED.

want II competent man 10 take charge OF n stallion
and MAXI msef general, useful on stock farm
none but first Class mn Reed apply.
4. :. {. HALL.
800 East Madison Me
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20

BANGON, II.
Last week / purchased two bottles of BROWNS
SARsAPARILLA,' giving one to my wife and the
ioher to her mother such benefits We're derived
rom the use of it, that with for four additional
bottles Please find enclosed s.. your price for
hall dozen. | pronounce 1t to be wonderful
remedy for poor blood, Indigestion and Kidney
Complaints. W. IL. WARREN.
Manager Bangor Wood Co.
| can endorse all that has been said in ia or
Browns SARsArARILlA. Have used 1t mn
heartily recommend 1t medicine peculiarly
adapted for giving tone and vigor to the system
stimulating the digestive organs, and removing
all pains arising from disorder of the kidneys.
Mrs. C. H. HATHAWAY, Walter ST., Bangor;.Mc.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20
W4NTED.

A good faithful girl 10 do general house work,
good wages, and 10 the night person stcaaA place.
II. l.. MITCHELL.
2nf Skuwheeun MAY %, 1883.
The Somerset reporter., 1885-05-20

81 had those darting pains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-08

did he would have to have man with him." We
engaged man, who came and did the ploughing
while Mr. Starbird walked behind In the furrow,
for what reason we did not know
The gentleman succeeded in planting, beans,
Lining" them with maddenlng care What did
il matter to us whether the beans camo up in
straight line or not He got some potatoes into the
ground too, and when boeing season ARR we'd he
did that work III such a manner that the tubers lay
so near the surface to he green the most of them
When the grass was ready to come
down ne took his scythe and went into the
middle of the moving cut and made a load of hay.
and then dragged it out the uncut grass: His
manner of moving was to stand upright and chop
off only the tops Of the grass, that half the crop
was left standing. After looking on at the hay
making in one meadow, we slgnlhed to the heir of
the French claims that he might go; and then we
put OH three men by the hour.
Inever knew any one keep stable so clean as
he did; since he left we have saved money that
would otherwise have been spent on brOOmS, and
we 90 out TO the barn when we please. We al
most think 1t worth while to have had hired
man. that We may know the happiness of not
having
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wife the man blurted ont with effort, still working
Granard's hand up and down.
How your wifei Was she any the worsei
Her head was very b-b-b-bad for q long time,
b bb-but she is well again now"
And youi inquired Granard.
Il c-cu-cn-cuk-c couldn't d-d-d-do any work for a
w-we-wee-week, and had a d-de-dud-dreadful
pain in my b-b-ba-back for a month, just
here he replied, very gravely. putting his hand
tenderly behind him-Just on the spot where Ora
dard had bestowed his cOuntor-irritatio kick
Well, goodbye. goodbye; train to catch"
cried Granard hastily, rs he rushed awayto another
platform to give vent to the inward laughter which
was choking him.
"Shal we travel home by the Flying Scud,
love |" said Arthur Granard to his young wife as,
twelve months later they strolled along the pier
of Scarborough on the last evening of their honey
moOn.D
"No, no. no. dearw she cried almost imporingly,
as she chung more closely to his with something
of u shudder
- But you don't regret having travelled once in
it, do you. darllng" he asked tendery.
She glanced up at his face with her eyes full OF
light
Regret' No. dear" she whispered con-
tentedly but If it off the rails again 1t might
separate us. don't you SOC 1t wouldn't. make us
mcet gain."-Leisure Hour
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I" KNTCKKNA CRS."

From The Youths Companion.
A lady living in the country a public highway
relates the following incident Tor tho truth OF which she
youches: An emlyraut wagon came along one day and
stopped In front OF the house. IL IA sorry looking
turnout, consisting of rlckety old covered wagon
drawn by lame horse and bony, old, blind mule. A
woman wearing faded calico dress and mans straw
hat driving Sue refined her team up under tree In
front OF the house and came to the porch which
sitting.
" How de do e. she said with marked nasal twang.
A." Good day" replied.
" You the madam here "
" ain the lady OF the house"
" Awful hot, amt IL ~
"Ye.. Ii is. 1t must be very warm travelling"
" It's fairly biiin' stopped ~ ask little favor"
Indeed replied, shall be glad to Obligc you II
can"
"Thsnkeo. nom. Well you see, my mans sick out
yander In the wagon"
What IL the matter with him I" asked
"0h, dunno Hes jest natchclly pulin. That's all.
He caynt seon TO eat paln substantial food. but IL
alers wantin his little kniokknacks I've stopped 10
ask you've got anything IN your cubberd like iltto
right butternilk aDDer an some greens
cabbage an sody bsks with slice o. real fat bacon
go with em."
had none OF tho "dainties" or "knickknaoks"
named hut found In my pantry hard boiled egg.
bowl OF cold tutnips. aud dish OF baked beans winch
the "puin" man ate with great avldlty giving me the
impression that great anxiety need be felt regarding
his physical condition.