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CuILDR EMS Parity.

A Swell AftaIr at The Mcclure House Last
s. y II II Night -. y. Z T
The Mcclure House last night was the
scene Of the gayest merriest party that
was probably ever held swithinSits walls,
or for that matter inths city. It was q
children party given BY Master Harold,
son Of Mr. ano Mrs. Fred ]. Norton. The
majority OF the guests were children that
took part,in the operetta, Z The Land oil
Nod, given recently in connectio n!with q
series OF entertainments for the benefit
of the Moments Union Benevolent
.Society.9 1t will be remembered
that II was a great success. gratifying
10 the parents OF those who took theifpafts
90 nicely, and especially SO To- Mrs. Norton,
who labored so hard in directing theilittle
ones and, teaching them their parts. The
neat little inyitaio that were sent out
for last night party requested that there
cipients wear the costumes that .were worn
in presenting the operetta. The in-
yitadons were generally accented,
and by haltpast eight gslast night
the big. dining hall presented an
ltlltllluttu ANU htLtHGklNG 36GNh1taA4NtsIl1f
one hundred little ones We're flying about,
enjoying themselves as only chi ldfens can.
They were attired lin pretty, fancitul cos
tunes, bright with colorss that addedto
the attractiveness Of the picture. In the
background were grouped admiring
parents and other friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Norton. I, ;. 3 a IN
The operetta was first given, and latlits
conclusion there was warm applause, and
Mrs. Norton was again ngratufated on
her ability and success in training the
youthful actors and actresses. The floor
was soon cleared and shortly after, the,
youngsters keeping stepto the strains
Of Kramefs orchestra They dancednntil
IL o'clock when there was a march TO the
south dining room, where an elegant
repast had been spread. Nearly an,
hour was spent at the table.
Afterwards there was more dancing until,
when the guests tobk their
leave delighted thfhe evenings enjoy
ment beyond expression. Master Harold,
made a model little host. Col. Sam 3.
Harrison was! on hand,to assist him and
filed the position, Of floor manager, enter
ingfnto the fun as hearth as though he
was;not beginning TO grow bald and aged.
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EloR RENT; eIl'
EoR REM.

'ok E 81 4
one seven foomed Honse, with gas and U
room ON South. Front street. Ihne " NJ &c Z
street. One eight r0oned llOuse, With ~ q
water, on South Broadway. One iivO EcCnstp
Etase' on Delaware street One I've fOoutd u
on Delaware street, stable on lot One dEe Dl
Cottage on Kentucky street, stable on ~ v
threer oomedt Cottage on Ohio street Ht1ele g s
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5 For sale egerylEhetc. Price: Cuticur. tbe,,
Beantlhet. sc. Cuhcura Rcsolyent M nm ~
Puritier, 81 ~" 4'''''
Potter Drug and Chemical Co, Boston.
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matters Of Minor Moment IN and Abeat the
a q. City. ~
aIAriSEG at Charley Shay Theatre this
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EoRIsALE.
DuBLIo5sALE OF s, :, , ~,

lDUBLIC SALE OF !. !, !, > s1orEl
i snail olIer at public sale at The lf.aES w.
IC0bft HoilSo or Ohio County, MeSl I ,Hssili n
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ., lssS o's ''A
S iii shstes Wheeling and Bclaont Bh3ss
@1ltl share Citizens Street knliN NSfS
30 Siafrs washington Hall Ah,le. ~. nj
4 Share Flfe and MaEinc lhsutANst
% shares Exchange Bank. ,D.,k Il VdW
81 Shares Merchant National D4AA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-21

Morning GRoRY BAEiSe PowpRR, al
ways pure and fresh. Sold by all leading
grocers. q. s. FEENY, proprietor, \
l4l0. Main street.
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Excursioi Tickets. 10 New Orleans. N
!, Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
Gallon oraddress ] !. G. ;Tomlinson Agent,
foot Of Eleventh street. Wheeling, w. Va
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TsoTraesuneser record.

I The following shows the range Of the
thermometer az observed at schnepf's
drug store, Opera Honse corner, Yesterday:
4 a. Y, o., Y NJ, ?. NJ, l6S n n
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEAT.

= q IaNL7' TIT7|Tl7 ~
Ten acres Of choice high bottom liad ~ ( r.
below Wheeling, on Ohio River aad . !, n -
Improved By q substantial brick hSGs' y M I
Kitchen and outbuIldings, situated "a -
maple, sugar and poplar ttees' ANs''
sI W y. = NJ T. v. HoGE& BRO, 10 Nnn "a
u ORR W MORROW on the pfcinEs&
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IS5ssECoND PRESBYTEP1 ~
HsS CHuRcH-Isey. W. II. Cooke. mi 49, ..
Eeryices tb.mOrrowRt 1880 a, y. and i'm IN
hhih SNlnnl nj q a. ". =.
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II ~ N6fih1 n P8rlft l7isi DO Preferred ~ u
idfii ~ DO ind ~ acw iptH
nenifai DIDO atf i9 ~
NJ do prtlfFsehi Faeipg w ~
i ~ tsqa sss, q w t, III
sisb ~ d9 y; TX, a, 4, i M
pteiesrc ~ rssls; NV m Il y 4 ~
", i13
10 lrsisttel lYl ~
an Union, ~, :, -. i, 81. s,,..l
Breadstuttsa md ist1N tsiphr.
MN YaI1ts Feh. 4, Fiouf qpieti teoeiptti ~
~ srts N baff Mimic IA pltentpno
~ IN N II Nftit SPOT gtsadS agli epheas
.tesdy feceipts IL, bus exports noge No.
a ~ K n Il IA IFcbfiiif al 900 At
NJ Il, Afsrch slies 56l btish ~ e1s
SISi,,l M ajjSo. Anil sal ~ q 900 bnshels "
sif clcsing ii q naY, s1less is ~
!. N AZ " N Corn,
.ref III iti6Iif dtlctah clAre ions sieady;
,fslis So; 10. 2 February closing q "
SS55Sc; March 90 ~
at June ~ is,,saS,
Oats higher refel et SSsp;
els; etlnrts
iet frIn. cotiee, SPOT mr.. RIO dpll
slightly lpWct and mod sllsa 49,
bars ehtuAfy l,titl 49,
Nay .Sgs 0c; Jtne NY 49, x
Sugar dull aud ess N,
vrllshed 4 H., N fsI,s
s!eSSy. va ioss aist md arm;
Nt ~, " "A team stt
~ .e M NAV
aI ~; June
lot me SUCK \
CHICAGO, Ills, FEB qSilsl H sl ~ -
ehanged. W.T. Z, n a; nnss the
ssIss q Saf se:i FeS 81 slessd q
NJ
elsassa y " NJ n
~. n III Corn se6fes
4 shade ffsnSf thai rs hinged cash
February closed q Natgtl
cIosed q pIis tss All, n
LAY ~ = ,',
qllleI and ne pnt ~
SsS apa leSEaes5i s X se .S.i P M
Nay siossa as ~ n ma nm.
vtneed sa " w -blf4gS lsttal1y l.uA ~
changed e4lpgG. { thlSseea III a. n
demand but Of lpWrS irgtts " y. IL ~:
Pork IN tair ~ ca
ncaIpEa rsa and F ssS saS Sg
si ~ 81 n fl isa
and Is
mi y fsss ~ 30 5G7tSA
l. III Il III
SnI5 ~ ss sl,ort eees Il s.,or
IN ~ stadS and tinShaitte
EseS ac'iye ana Arms ifesh 2Sc Afternoon Board
Wheat oiiiut. Fobftary dotlined JkC Corn steady;
FcbriiRfy advanced Ssc; May advanced 10. Oats
eadcti February and A1,rtl s55sc. foFlS
Y, sis.l ss.''Sss
!. "a, u, :, (; !,
BALTIMORE ND. FEB Ietir steany; lieBa 10y
street and western 9. extll. y " !,
o. faMtl sfhA %. W neat " sletp lower hn1
dnlls No. winter led slqt Eegtifaty
March Nss,s
iaEch tse; liner
oSts earee and htfni ntte MIXED
Rye urn at it sieaay end gti1 "
new ~ o. HulG inca 4, Shbti' and clear NIB
sides packed lacopt den clear
Ill ftdes SIC, iRms lAtdt REDUCED ~
lrttef tlttn leEei
duil: Ordinary 70 itit slses
quiet: a soit lFelay aud -tiriis az
" ~ 4 81
PHttApELftuA, Pa, Feh. y our JUL Wheat
dull land veal Ied saicn
CSC; April Sei May n Corn,
February aud March 0l sheft later months
dull: car lots stronger and In aIh demand No .
yellow tgssei steamer No, Z tfxed ggF9s 40 z
mixed be6taafy
aRssa S.a W. W WIZ wi,Ite $!s
s!g!
Ana N ny
X,
Sns IA fs lSyst
~ essies ~ sis
ehaItted forR aniet ~ sis aSlis I0 : INfti weaEcr
Al Buik niea sid ~ ciitis oniet niiti nm.
changed. whisky stead and firm ats 13. Ilutter
ffIa and iiiieiiange Eggs aud cheese steady and
nnshaiiseds u.
c,i,9s ana ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-21

YSSszANE STREET NJ. Z. CHUR6H-
10 Rev. ]. Henry Hess, pastor, PryS.6tSe 4,
morrow Of 10 80 y. by Rev. II. q SsniOii IA 4,
a u. n. by Rev. y. Kiug. Gu account oi IN n
senoe Of the pastor the baptism Of children I'M n
deferred nneweek.. Sabbath SNh6Il It9g I. =
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iGe,,eral auttses.

ST SADY BELLE, EGYPTIAN QURFSj
tllIReyeals Past, Present. and RutuBe; IN =
vice on money, business and family GfSlnI gtST
from 4 In ap.M NM - kiVhth StFsEt m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-21

Great bargains Will be offered inia large
lot OF framed pictures 10 close them out by
the 2Sd, 10 make room, Tor my AIT lfShibt'
ton March LIST. Kligis All stplsf,
1905 Main street.
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FROM ROM APRIL FIRST NEXT.

Two rooms In Hollowsys Block, 10 BritfJe
Ohio; now occupied by 8. woOlcck, ore ~ y:
ware store. and the other as tin and lhsSl y
shop. The most desirable lcca lou IL bi1s.l
for The busintss. ,s.a.l ~
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a,eliaio,ts notists.

ntlTIcuRAsoAP, an exquisite foIIet Ps,5 -,
,bUlt SuHary EanatIVe. sSltasiSSe ~
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4 AsHAspso,tE silver medal will be given
to the winner 81 two out soi three mile;
heats in the rlce at the Island rink this
Themedal nbeseen at Grpbb's
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THE usual semi-montfiiy Sunday night
rehearsal by the Opera House orchestra
willibeg iselin Miennefchor Hall to;mor-
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ainl,rtttrd.l

yXyANTED YOUNG LA DIES AND
Wv Mon 10 lake simple easy tspE q home lali
ohlecfl0r! good sAlhfyt no tAiiyn ~. AndTess
tfhdnStFiai AfanufA etuflng cothr 10
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OH gstsLIiIentl.
s7.,tIIee !, Nos. esnnd'e f'onrteeh sfrset.


The Mach Century Il z ~
u red stat Cough ftte. 81 t 4 80
,NyantedeS. y! Altredllh NJ ~ a
INA Nov Alton lug Bios &; 4 : Il
! IStkud Rink. tgt ~ :, :,
iispSrt q copmittee q a seageucpis y; = 3
For eschanss western land d Tor ale a
echaeier At;o n q ~ <
: Letter llft 4 Is s.
Rt.sntIoa, Knights;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-21

AamInIstntot Of the Estate Of AL EAa'
Hi. iIALLIR AuctiOneer. I'D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-21

INV YONG, FOB. 20 otton Arm futures tlfn;
February ~ 9gc: March 1I.a5cs April II, i0c; Nay
Sane July August Sep
cctnpcr lg' S
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gpe Sale.
DuBL1C SALE.

/ ~ ti - 49, ~. :.
on MONDAY, FEBRUARYgal 1855, a. Ssst
An, tho foundry known rs the Wlpdeoft ". -.
dty, In Bridgeport, Ohio, will b. sold ~ pte,G
This fs q iifSt ciaas foundry location. Al@A!
lltime a hfge twoAtory dwelling h0use; ~ y ,
premises. Title clear by sale, ..,,,., :, u
Z febB.i1sfSl22t = ~ y L. l,SkDMlCk, slsI.-s.
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Also, FOR SALE OR RES7

- z - ALEU-, FVk BALE Vh Ht'NA'
one double; txo.story lnns Dwelling ";
in5Kifkwood, Of eight rooms.
Possession given Immediately. EnIuind
". ". HOLLOWAY
orJ J. r MACDONALD, A
ia2i.s Real Estate Agent. REllgentL1 !.
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LolcALT pnEviTIEs.
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NEW York, Feb. ". otwl handing the draw.
backs % ipnent BIZ The terru1tIons ttranspor.
thefe has been q iaIe volume u new
hnsincs but mos lFe inlilc III ienFtl.
ened and clfcultubhs routes II, +
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ttdTheihill otsweeney 4 Son, for furnish.
ing anew pump at the Intiffnasy, fer SIPS,
was ordered paid; aud the Commissioner
otMadison district was instructed to give
all necessaryaid the Kennedy family,
which snow auarantined on account q
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sIIloRsAllLIE.

- ~. ~ Asts ..g
ysinabie Real Estate on n. K cunst NY
fourth and Market streets, IN the Cityoi NJ
Viva, Lot i22 ieet BY Go ieeti now Oasspa =
J. E1litrih u awason and blacksmith Sop Z
WV. EoGE41so.
,s,s lSO NGtasrAs
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st.C,itsIo Complete outfits with full
as Kinks AIT Store, zoos Main
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Previous To- introducing the g Fan Bri:
gade,n The fair captain, Miss pelernap,
made o very happy little address which
frequently eonyulsed The audience. IL
ihristled with wit. The dill, con.
Quoted By Miss Retefman, was d most
pleasing exercise, the young ladies' being
dresseifin uniforms oi the national colors,
and carving handsome red fans. a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-21

All the committees will be buslly at
work to-day and eyerythtpgW viii be- In per
feet condition by March 4.
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iIo USE FOR SALE.

NJ tyaos.ory eightroOm dwelling, No aS sN1
street, Wheeling Island. .s
Price lowand tertnseasy.
Address II. CALDWELL
Broker In Mortgage l0aal az
des.s 1as i! seventh Street, Saint IhHl We
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-21

spPRRINTRNpgNTfl OF THE lPkNIrENFIAIY,
= But Logan isn't to belsft. On the slate
Ia written the name, Of ex-ShefiF j. L.
Peck, Of Logan, for Superintendent OF the
Penitentiny- good man who can do his
tenefaetor great service when the elee+
ton OF Kenna's ccessor tones of. This
tdtsposes Of the paying places Secretary
81 State, librarian and Janitor go 10
Charleston; supetint endent Of the lPeni..
Tertiary TO Logan and By d. curious coin
,cidence allto the Third District.
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The debate WINS In progress when the
Senate adjourned, and the hill'will come
to-day as unfi ished business. I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-21

JuDeg BoYp will hold d special term Of
the Circuit Court to-day atl Moundssille
for the purpose Of dfsposihg OF some
,t,o nre,.t, IA aea In liix hantfs ~ IN $ e 3 :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-02-21

THERE Was q private skating party NUM-
herring over d hundfed couples occupied
the surface at the Ghapline street rink
last night alter 10 o'clock. This rink has
been engaged for 1l two Like parties next ne &
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Aystr. KEsSEnS, thegrlwh has been
i'll with small ox for some days at tile
home Of her mother on Ghapline street
north OF Eleventh ,sdied yesterday and
was,buriad last night. &
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A SVEN AfsaIr af thss Mcclure House Last
- y II y Y Night. s. (, -, 81. Z !
THE blcIure House last night; was the
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Pettoleutn.

orNcISskTf, Feb. 2p.-hiye hogs easier. common
and Light ssas @; pae ing and buiehers a goa
5 81; receipt 100 Head, Ghipments LOO head.
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Fei,fttary1 ana March Anil zp7ttssA
Fi0e: May clQse,i ct 5.lllIaI4c.
shouldefs 4Sl4 g0ss abort clear g. aaG Sc. short
rib 81 laB 40 hisky steady and unclaimed.
EeeS active and litmf fresi &c. Afternoon board
Wheat Qliints February detlinei 1sc. Corn steady
February advanced Ssci Nay attt!ineed Hats
easier: february and A1iriI declined 10 Pork
npnlihalls unehsngyd. lard steady; Advanced
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
A noMILY on PREACHING.

:, should be brief nlens,hy n vnl steep
oar hearts IN spsthy, our eyes In sleep
Tue dull viii yawn, the chspcl hsunrsr doff'
Attent on nss and mstn0ryis portals close
n should b. warm. living altar coal.
To melt the icy heart and en- rm the soul
A .apie--. dal harangue, however fcsi,
VIII never uss the soal of fsiss the deal
n should b. simple. practical sad clear.
~, noe spun thusiIy ~ please the eat,
No curious lay, 10 titkle let era pride.
Add leave The poor aud plain unesiined.
n should b. tender and srcctionste.
A. hi sarm IN me who sept Lost salems tate
tn. n~r, Lao 18th wor,i- of love sllsyI
wiil sseeiy warn. AMI s~faiiy persuade.
q should b. maaly. last, aud rsiionsl.
Wisely conceiv aud vel ekprcssd wilma
Not stuff'i With siliy bottoms apt a. stain
A sacred desk, and shos . muddy brain.
n should posses . yell adapted grace.
To situation. audience, time aud place.
a seftnon furuh i0r scholars. statesmen iofNs
Win peasants and mechanics ui sccofds.
Il should with esAngeiic hcAntie. bloom.
Like PauI's a. gorintn. Athens or 40 dome
1T somn NpiCtstus or .isrne esteem.
A bleeding Jesus 10 the 1ospel theme
n shoull be- mlxe.i with many an ardent praysl
To each the heart and m aud fastcn thet"
when 1ot aud man are mutually Adlf'si,
Goa grants blessing. aud man l. truly hiesi
Il should De- closely, veil applied At last.
To make the moral nall srcufsly last
Tnou AT the man. ani thou alone vii make
a F.iis trvmbi~. ant David quake
-from an Oid kaqlisA hal1fiHf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09
I'VE TRUE FRIEND.

A certain merchant bad three sou.
When the youngest came Of age be called
them together. and said TO them ia .
voice husky with emotion -
"No~. boys. you all ~ oa, into the
world and acquire kbo~ledge Of human
nature At the end Of the year you vii
return. and the oae -ho has acquired the
bee, friend will receive this mAghihcienI
diauoad ring."
The young men having taken the ring
10 je~eler and satisfied themselves that
II ~as 10, California diamond. accepted
the situation and started out. Al the
end q the year they returned, hooking
somewhat the worse zoe wear. The old
man Immediately issued bis call Coz =
mass meeting. and they gathered around
bin. lie called for the reports from the
various committees
The hr., one lifted up bis voice and
.aii go
II had an afsir Of honor. got in.
10 /. quarrel AMI a challenge passed. We
we're 10 hgh, q, ten steps. My friend
came fof-ard and took my place. IL
was badly wounded. bg, believe he
saved my life claim the mig for hsv-
ing acquired the most self.saenhcing
friend
No ? then took the floor and address
ed toe chair
II ~. on board II ship. We had
eolli.iOn. found myself in the water
My friend ~as near me on hen-eoop
When be saw me be s~sm of and le, me
have the hen.eOop We were both pick
I'd up aner~Srts. bu, he undoubtedly
saved my life. | ,hink my friend Was
The bo.s"
"what sort q friend have you 70,
10 show up on p asked the father Of the
third son.
Il Vas in q tigh, place" he respond
ed. III had been fOolins ~iih the tiger.
and had los, ell my money. Ny friend
came forward and advanced me $500,
and refused 10 take my note for the
amount"
ITO you belong. the mig" said the
merchant. "Your older brothers friend
"a. simply . better shot. 10 the case Of
the other brother. bis friend Was simply
better Swimmer. They took risks. |
sdmi, but your friend has sustained an
actual. bona fds loss. for be will never
ge, bis money back. You gained the
bes, friend. for he has made actual sac
nkees. Here is the priceless gem Of the
Orient
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-09

A DILEMMA The Bsifisi Ags iutimat :
that u ~A- irrr- pOuslpiv persons Who
charge In the last campaign that the Re-
publican. we're keeping $50 900 900 tO 900,
90 600 ~ idle money belonging 10 TIE
government In the Trashy; and says
that the Democratic platform charged
thA. the unnecessary "sufplus" In The
Treasury was only siOO OOO OOO Amoog
tn ''irrs-pousiDi-" fsllps- who made ths
$50. OOO O0O % 900 OOO 900 charges were
Vice President u-nirick- ani n Speaker
Randall Bat take the ngures stated 10
the Democratic platform, and W. desire
n ask the Ige what u thinks Of the chsrge
In the light 0f secretary Msnning'- IN i'll
statement that there are only s2j oOO 600
OF syallable cash 10 the Treasury D,lOug-
Ing % the government, notwithstanding
there i a. much money In the Treasury
To-Day a. there was when the Democratic
platform was pTomulgatedf Certsinly
either Secretary Manning states an M.
truth, or else the Democratic platform
made false charge sgainst the Republican
party. Which alternative does the Age
DISQUALIFICATION Journal
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SWEET THINos.-"swee; things are
very bad for you, dear" said fond
mother to her little year old boy. who
had the end OF fss, waning stick Of can.
dy 10 his mouth.
"And is swee, things bad for papa,
too ?" asked the innocent child, releasing
the stick from his mouth for only an in
slant
"Yes." said the mother.
Il thought 90" replied the boy, ~ the
las, end Of the stick disappeared.
why did you think so. my boy /"
because he always goes out when
you begin to sing Sweet Violets.
II that boy lives he may manipulate
the bones some night.