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Six persons were tried before the
Mayor Of Princeton last Tuesday for
fishing with nets, and were found guilty
and fined S. 90 each and costs.
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vvvHE undersigned will be at his Office
= to attend TO township business ei
Jefferson township, Dubois county. on
Saturdays Of each week, and requests all
persons having business with the town
ship 70 attend to II on those days. The
township libraries are kept at j. w.
Jacobs, In Birdseyc, and ut the Trustees
residence, where all persons entitled can
get books thereof.
JOHN CUMMINS,
Sept 5, Say. Trustee jefferson TIP.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-04

Ladies approve OF your smoking
l.'ttle Joker.
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a canar, plta,. paeehanal SONG.

MHuauket EtentNg Hiseonsia.
A tiny yellow-feathered canary bird
stopped eating hemp seed, and began
cooking It's head on one side, then scratch.
ing its bill with one claw, the bird began
to sing In ilute-like tones, "We Won't Go
Home "rill Morning. Every note was as
true and prompt as French music box.
Despite the animated appearance OF the
songster, It was so unusual to hear the
registering song OF the bacchanals chanted
that the bystanders looked suspiciously
around to find the music box that was
playing the tune. The bird belongs TO l..
D. Stebbins, the matchmaker, on Wiscon-
sin street, and he explained the modus OPP
erandi by which the little songster acquir-
ed its surprising faculty.
He said that the bird had been bred by
himself, beings common canary. The
parent birds were chosen with reference to
volume OF voice and quality. "As soon rs
the bird was born,n he said, "the educa-
ton was begun. A mouth organ was the
educator employed. Beginning thus early
IL was eight months before the education
was completed. The bird can sing We
Won't Go Home TIL Morning iaultlessly,
bnt there lis requirements end. It has
never heard any other song. That tune
was played at the bird three times a day
on an organ. It Isl common canary and
Is valuable on account Of its superior edu.
cation, insomuch that / was offered s45
for 1t few days ago. Ignorant common
canaties sell for s., Which proves conclu-
sively that there is nothing lost by edu-
eating them"
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lTWenty teurb AEus
Washington xtfs 10 PHILADELPHIA TiRa
There is dim, slladowy fear omong the
fair sex at the Capital that the mythical
Buffalo lady whom runor has betrothed
to Mr.. Cleveland may turn up at any time
and carry or the prize, but there is the
best authority for stating that the fear is
groundless. The only woman the Presi-
dent ever loved has been dead more than
twenty years. The most authentic re.
ports have II that while quite a young
man. teaching school in western New
York village, he met and loved young
girl not yet seventeen. They were engaged,
but the poverty OF both parties prevent
ed marriage. !. The young tescher made
up his mind TO go to OHIO for the
purpose Of providing a home for his be-
trothed, and was on the point OF starting
for the west when she fell sick, and in less
than a week was carried to her last rest
ing place. There are no absolute proofs
OF the truth ofthis story. The President
has never mentioned the matter to his
nearest friends ard the only source OF in
formation is town gossip, handed down
with perhaps the usual variations and 'ad-
ditions. Whether the President has re-
NAMED single out Of a romantic fidelity to
the memory Of his youthful love, or
whether a bachelor life is best suited TO
his inclination Is, of course, matter Of
conjecture. Those who know him best
say that he Is loo well fixed in old ways to
change at this late day, and that no bride
will be mistress OF the White House while
he is Its occupant.
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much az we are satisfied that o remedy Is
given by the act Of 1882, substantially
Equivalent to that in force when the cou.
pons were issued, We have not deemed 1t
necessary to consider what would be the
effect Of statute taking away all RENE.
dies" This was o positive reathrmance OIL
the right OF State TO change or prescribe
the adequate process by which claims
against her may be enforced.
It il in this act only Of ours 10 which
objection new appears by the late decision,
as being at variance with the decision IN
Tennessee vs.. Snead), in'connection with
the subsequent legislation Of the Democra-
tic party, that the Supreme Court In It's
recent decision, touches our Read uster-
Republican debt settlement. Tho act
called by our opponents Coupon Killer
No. /" stood the ordeal oil q constitutional
trial before this Court in the case Of An
toni ys. Greenhow, and was, as before
stated, declared valid (only two Justices
dissenting), as 1t had been by the Supreme
Court OF Virginia. The subsequent leGis-
lation OF the Democratic party affecting II
has fortunately been pronounced uncon.
s NM by the late decision. This act
january "A, 1882 and the Kiddieoefgef
debt law remain in force, unhtnged ny tue
late decision, the one making square
proposition for the settlement OF the actual
debt, and the other requiring no more
than that the genuiness OF the tax:feceiy-
able coupon rendered inpayment OF taxes,
dues and demands Of tho State shall be
established, as may be lawfully required
Of any such claim against q creditor.
Our debt settlement will proceed by
Constitutional methods, II the Republi,
cans have the power, and we do NOT
doubt our ability to conform the act O
January 20, 1882, 10 the present opinion
Of the Supreme Court, without tmpalrine
It's efficacy for the purpose 1t was designed
TO accomplish,
Il has been the idle, inconsiderate ant
vim dictiye.t meddling through petty, i'll
considered ill-conceivcd and petulan
measures Of the Democratic party 10 tiit
late Legislature that has arrested thu
quiet and orderly settlement Of the whole
matter OF the debt on the basis Of tint
Riddleberger law, to the great detrimen
OF the peace OF the people, and against The
ultimate interest OF the creditor.
The confusion and Misrepresentation
the fears and false hopes, and the pref -
dices which have thus been created, prob
\ only attorneys, brokers and Spectators
The bona tile holder OF Virginia bond
outside Of the Riddleberger law will soonel
or later realize that he is no better oil, ant
that, after all, his best interests are to BIZ
subserved by refunding under that law.
The people Of Virginia, and likewise the
creditor, have abundant cause to fear thu
custody and treatment Of this question BY
the Democratic party Of the State. They
have only to adhere TO the Riddlebersel
settlement, and elect men to administel
| their public affairs who honestly believe
in it and have the sense to carry 1t out
and all will be well, both for State and
creditor.
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s,zrp tJppY OLD 11cKoRY.
How a Youth Lost nm appointment by Beipi
Too Fresh.
~, 4, ft.,s,,,nH Esads,

How q fouth LOST IN " btt8 y
Too Fresh.
cap n ctsstand 1aads.
Jackson, though a hard case in early
life. and to his death fond Of cock fighting
and horse racing, took the religion othis
wife after she died, and became q Presby-
terrain. he read a chapter in the Bible
every night before he went to bed while
he was in the White House, and had fam
ily worship viii, his adopted daughter at
l6P. ". He was very strict as 10 church
matters, and would let no one run down
his pastor here. One night he noticed a
nobby looking young man sitting In Q
pew near him paying very close attention
10 the sermon. Old Hickory liked this,
and on going out he asked the man what
he thought Of the discourse.
'Itwas the worst lot OF stuff ever utter
ed in pulpit" replied the young dude,
who, by the way, was q clerk in the State
Department.
II think you are mistaken, eli" return
ed Jackson, with an angry flush.
A few days after this, this same young
man wanted to 60 abroad as Secretary Of
Legation to one OF the chief European
courts, and the AIinister-itwas Van Buren,,
who had been appointed Minister to Eng.
lland-wanted hun to go with him. Old
Hickory, however, would not consent to
SThe man" be said, "is fool. He can:
not appreciate a good sermon and will
not appoint him."
The result was the young man remained
at home.
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WdSNINUIVR XIV 70 INAuHeE''u 4H0ts'
There is din, slladowy fear omong tn
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THE VIRGINIA DEBT.
senator Mahone's Position-The saprem,
Court Decision.

senator Mahone's Position-Ihe Supreme
Court Decision.
From Recent Letle.
The following letter was written by
Senator Malone: The divided opinions
delivered by the Supreme Court Of the
United States since the preparation Of the
foregoing paper make this addendum
necessary to a proper understanding Of
the present status Of tie debt question in
Virginia.
The Ridilcberger law, rs originally en-
acted, ismerely aretunding measure. It
ascertains the true Indebtedness and fixes
the proportion Of the share Of each class
OF obligation heretofore assumed to rep
resent the debt OF the unpartitioned State,
for which new bonds OF the Virginia that
now is arc proposed to be given. In no
sense or relation was this law before the
court, nor does the court deal with it.
II was with the prerogatiye of the tax
receivable coupon, aud the legislative and
official acts that are alleged 70 invade the
sanctity Of the contract which it imports,
that the court dealt.
These several acts, The more conspicu-
Gus OF which arc referred to in the fore
going paper, forbidding peremtorily the
receivAbility OF the coupon, which were
passed by the Democratic party in the
late Legislature, We believed at the time
were unconstitutional. They could not
fail To result in irritatingpublicsentiment
exciting false hopes, inspiring a more ag:
gressive attitude, and arreating the pro-
UPaaa nf mr. ARhk RaitlamAnk
But the act OF the Assembly commonly
called by It's assailants Coupon Killer
number two was believed to be within
the decision Of the Court in an analogous
case. The effort was to conform all our
legislation to thelRw as established by tho
highest court In the country. The lan-
guage Of this actis substantially thesame
as an act OF the State Of Tennessee to pre-
vent tho intcrception OF her revenues by
the notes Of the Bank Of Tennessee.
These were by law receivable for taxes as
are the coupons hero. The Supreme
Court Of the United States unanimously
sustained the validity Of that act in the
case Of Tennessee ys, Shead, decided at
the October term, 1877, (96i rs. Rep. p.
co., NO.
More recently October torn, 1922 in
the case Of Antoni Va. Greenhow, in which
the validity Of the act OF Virginia Of JAM
uary IL, 1882, Is sustained THE act called
by our enemies Coupon Killer, No. ", the
Court through the Chief Justice, refers to
the decision in the Tennessee case, and
says:
ave might have satisfied ourselves by q
reference 10 tie case Of Tennessee vs.
Snead, tlbi Npra, where dc samF general
question ibds before u; but Us We weFp asked
10 reconsider that case we have done SO,
with the same result, and, as We think,
without In any manner departing from the
long line OF cases in which the principle.
involved hasbeen eccgnized and applied
The decision, ID, conclusion, says Of our
Virginia act Of January ~ 1889 slnas'
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panlsi,s Luck Among the Lions.

IIulI ENFtd NtWt, I--I
"Remember my boy, Dan'l, don't you?''
he asked OF the loungers in the postottice,
as he slid q letter back into its envelope
and put 1t in his pocket.
eyes" answered three orfonr in chorus.
"Dan'l went TO Chicago, you know, and
opened feed store. Didn't have but
500 to begin on, but Dan'l is "a boy you
can't keep down. Just get letter from
him. lie Gays business increased on till
tho court app'inted a receiver to take
charge OF all the money affairs, Tell you
what, that Chicago Is q mighty smart
town, and my son Dan'l don't let no flies
light ON him-not TO stay.
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More recently October term, 1922 in
the case Of Antoni vs. Greenhow, in which
the validity Of the act-o Virginia OF Jan.
uary IL, 1882, Is sustained THE act called
by our enemies Coupon Killer, No. ~, the
Court through the Chief Justice, refers TO
the decision in the Tennessee case, and
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DIED.

JoNGs-on Tueday. May IL, 1885. at hI, rc,l
dencc ncsi Kin Grove Ohio county, Of typhoid
pneumonia, NATHANIEL D. JoNEs, aged ~ years.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, on Thursday morniug at1Oo'clock Ftleufi
OF tho family are invited. 1ntermeut at stont
Church t,omstevv.
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srmruRE Of the urethra in its wors!
forms, speedily cured by Our new and
improved methods. Pamphlet, references
and terms, two three cent stamps. World's
Dispensary Medical Association, 66S Main
street. Buffalo. N. Y.
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Special excursions to Pittsburgh every
Sunday Round trip rate s. so, Train
leaves the Baltimore & Ohio depot ~ e:2b
4. NJ, city time. Returning leaves Pitts.
bureh az S:O5r. NJ, city time. Tickets good
for this day only. 80.
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pnl,imoro 4 ohio.

Special excursions TO Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip rate 81 so. Train
leaves tho Baltimore &0hio depot at 5: 2t
4 NJ, city time. Returning leaves Pitts.
burgh at sos r. NJ, city time. Tickets good
for this day only.
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Mn. ApoLpnR BnASp,oi Curriers' famou.
Cincinnati Brass Band, was, while at the
Worlds Fair, prostrated with severe rheu'
matism. A few applications OF st. Jacob
oil restored him 10 his wonted health.
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MARRIED.

The odgiaslsan Of ia gun was q pistol
Tubal- CAN.
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HESa-BALL-on Wednesday. May 10, 1855. by
and Miss MoL1E NJ. BALL, both Of Wheeling, ".
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FOR EaEN1T.

Business House aud Dwelling, corner OF Seven,
tenth and Jacob street.
First floor Of i25 Seventeenth .treet, and stable
Oh alley Ia rear. -
Two rooms, No. 1914 Eotf street.
Two rooms, No 2HS Water street.
-Four roomcd House, No. 27oi Alley b. Rents at
81 90 q month.
Three ro0mcd House, No. 81 AlleyM.
-Four roomed house, No. 1865 Sixteenth street.
-Four rooms and finished attic, No o. Fourteenth
No. 1is Eighteenth street, rooms.
No. 161t Manchester, containing 6rooms.
Vacant lot opposite west end Of Seventeenth
street. said lot fronting on Chapline street.
Frame Building In rear Of 1874 Market street.
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ron SALE.

FOR SALE.
Houses, Farms and other propgty for sale.
Personal attention given TO Renting Houses
Collecting r nts Purchase and 81 OF Real fstate
Notary Commission fled IN Pension oflice, pen.ion
Vouchers eItided, uerositions taken In claims for
Pensions; DECIDE, Leases, Agreements and other
written instruments prepared The Collection OF
Accounts speciality. and prompt returns made.
JAMES A. HRNRY, Real Estate Agent,
Collector and Notary Public,
myIt No, 1912 Market atrpat.
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His Heart was. Buried Under Hellotropes
Twenty Years Ago.
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OHARLEs i. MASON,
So Best Gum Teeth. -
educational.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES tnine weekly
begin 9Th July, 1885 and END 9th September. Haye
proved OF signal use;-lst, 10 students who design
70 purSe thF ir studies at this or other Law School
3D. 10 those who propose 10 read privately: aud sd.
10 practitioners who have not had the advantage
Of Systematic Instruction. For circular apply Il.
q. univetssty Of Val to JoHS B. MINOR Prof Com.
and Stat law. Apr90 TTht4M
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TIE pnEsIDENr's DEAD LOVE.
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w. H. HAlLzR, Auetloutsr, '''''"' t'A's~
W. J, " C0wDEN, Solicitor. ami,
EE's SALE OF Personal

TRUSTEES SALE OF Personal
Il. PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF Deed Of Trust made By Chtist,,
sei6ke and Kate SeibEe bis wife, 10 ihe unjs,,
signed trustee, dated the I'd day OF ftbniSrr. III
and recorded In Deed Of Trust Book No, II, m
~ = MONDAY, MAYls, issS
eomuitnclng at 10 O lock A. NJ sell a. public AM.
ton % the highest and best bidder, the IOloSibI
described penoDal property, TO Wit: ThIry M
thousand two hundred and Ritylix beF 6ctiT
now used by said Seibke III bis beer bot linz bi,i
ness; thirty.tWo 1872 aud dozen box'S for holll6r
hesr bottles; one hundred and fifty (iSl nm
Beer boxes; four hundred and ninety five li6lIso
dozen beer boxes; three deSkS chain, two ANA
and all other, the property composing The Oal0
furniture OF said EelbEe situate III the old kmlih
brewery building, IN said City Of Wheeling; IN
one safe, two "a cork machlnts one bErE, jso
hotses, one double wagon, two single WREOnt mi
set Of harness, and thirty EOSS Of patent cola
saId sale will be made IN Tie place Of hnS.ltNd
taid Christian sclbke, in the old Smith Brewer
and fronting on ChGpllne Atrtet In aid Clty d
TERMS OF sALE-ca.h ia hand on dsyOtaA
r. @. BARR, Trllte
W. II. HALlRR. Auctl6neet. NY
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HRUsTEE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of Deed OF Trsst made nv y,,,,
Wefwerka and TeklA wetwcrka, bis m. y
me a trustee, dated ebrrasy 6, ls7V Fecords y
as 9ee $ Z, .nS III q shs S ~ Court
II, page 6S7, will sell Ut the front CooF ~ ~
Court House OF said County, On ~
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TEENS oF sILE-one third and a much mn, :,
The purchaser may elect 70 nav In AM ~, AZ y
sale, the balance ln two equal installuientS Il y,
and twelve months. notes secured by deed ii INN
and policy OF insurance 70 be given ior ~ a.
ferTed payments, S w
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sATuRDAY, TaE s0th ~ on VAN. lah

commencing at 10 O'Clock A. ", the iOlloS,,
property, that Is TO ray: Lot numbef one n sor,,
number iorIy.iouE, In the kighlh Ward Of IN M!
Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia
The tale Is believed 10 be perfect but sellIn, 4,
trustee will convey only The title vested ID h. \,
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Inc bad trade Of the country, which is
affecting everyone from the bishop to the
bargeman, ia now telling upon tho WORK
mea's unions. First, men upon strike
have had their strike pay largely decreas'
ed now certain Of them gro receiving IN
timation that they mustgive up tho strug-
gle, and get work at the terms which are
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Church Cemetery.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-07-23

1t is hard to keep the run of the
petty lying and pei sistent misrepre-
sentations under which the present
bob-tailed Bourbon administration
tries to cover up many acts of double
dealing with the people. There is a
continual effort to pose as a reform
administration, and at the same time
to help Democrats to Office as fast as
is possible. The latest instance of this
sort of duplicity was the trumpeting ol
the discharge of number of employees
Of the department OF Justice last week
as measure of economv and retrench
ment, and asserting that they were
not needed. On Wednesday of thi'
week the Washington dispatches con
tanned list of Democratic appointee
to fill those vacan cies. Blade.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-07-23

A yeung man gazed at Lis mothr-ir.
laws two trunks in the hall. and sadly
remarked; "She hos brought hel
CLOTHES to visit, would that she had
brought her visit to a close"
Some one asks: 'Ts 1t dangerous to
eat before going to sleepr We think
not. We have heard frequently OF
persons doing that. But If you are
afraid to risk it perhaps you had bet
ter eat after you go to sleep.
"Well, you may come to work in the
morning." said 4 white woman to a
colored lady whom she had just em.
ployed.
"Yessum. but, but, lady, dar am one
point what We bain't settled yet"
What Is that?"
why, lady, yer ain't gin me no
stifferkit o. character. allus wants
to know who Use working fur. | got
picked up de las place l worked. l
didn't ak for no character an hadn't
been dar long til 1 larned dat de
lady's husband wuz er Dimmercrat
It's bes' ter fix desc things up at fust,
lady. ."-ArkanSaS 7raUeler.
Mrs. Blank is n rather young wo-
man with rather aged husband. He
is scientist who spends most of his
time in obtuse speculations. although
the neighbors say he is compelled to
do most of the work about the house.
This view of the case was recently
strengthened by what lady visitor
saw. The wife of the scientist was at
home and greeted the visitor cordially,
who responded:
"How do you do4 I am glad to see
you looking so we'll. And how is
your husband2"
He is quite well, f" replied the wife of
the scientist. HE is in his studio en-
gagged in solving some difficult mathe-
matical problems.
Just at this moment the voice of the
scientist was heard from the kitchen:
I've got through grinding coffee.
What shall do extg"-Te.ras Sift
iragS.
Crawford avalanche., 1885-07-23
Give Your Wife a Holiday.

Give your wife vacation. She
needs one. Little cares are harder to
be borne than great responsibilities,
and she has many more little cares
than her husband and sometimes as
great responsibilities. The doctor tells
us more women break down mentally
than men, and they also tell us that
this is because they have more cares
to carry, and have to carry them con-
tinously. When your work is done
yos can lock it up in your Office and
put the key iu your pocket. But she
never locks her work up till sleep
comes and turns the key upon it.
A woman's work never done. And
modern life has increased and in
tensified it. Cares have multiplied
faster than conveniences Life is
more complex, its demands are greater
and more numerous, society more ex-
citing. Who needs vacation IL she
does notG And she cannot get it at
home. The more quiet and restful the
home 10 to you the more evidence that
it is a care II not burden to her. A
housekeeper can no more take vaca.
tion in her home than a merchant in
his counting house. Even though
her absence occasions Inconvenience
give her an occasional vacation, -Det.
Free Press.