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FARM NOTES.

II seed corn is taken from any place ex-
cept as hung up in braids on the ratters of q
warm room, it will to be tested before plant
ing.
Take the milk from ewes that have plenty
and make their lambs go short, before re-
sorting TO cows milk for a supply for those
lambs that are nor provided for.
Stable manure should always heat some
what before being drawn on the land, to de-
stroy weedseed and 10 place the elements OF
plant food in more available form.
In making butter, good, sound, whole
some food is Indispensable To make 8
good article from poor material is as impos-
sible in dsirying rs in any manufacturing
industry.
A Kansas msu found dead hog, which
be threw into his hog yard, to save the
trouble of burial The result was that
thirty four of his other hogs died from eat
ing the diseased meat.
Returns from Southern parishes are al
favorable still for bountiful crops Of sugar,
rice corn, vegetables and fruits. \ red let
ter year will 1885 prove to Louisiana sgri-
culturalists, if present promise is kept.
There is no danger of an overproduction
of the best quality of goods. 1t is the poor
goods that do not sell at home or abroad
What is desired is fine beef fine butter, fine
cheese, etc, which are always salable.
The existence of pleuro-pneumonis in
Missouri is causing alarm all over that
State. The Governor has been requested
10 convene the Legislature for the purpose
of adopting measures for preventing its
spread.
The mild crop in England is now E3O,-
100000, or about Sl5O,0o0,000. This is
more than the value of the wheat crop, and
the disproportion increases yearly, as the
tendency is to stock feeding rather than to
Grain growing.
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DBsslins gesistss
oUeH.
hgSlish a, SAs /. Sped.

hlg1liSh a. She 1, Sped.
We, sailing to review fair EnglRnd's cough (dcf1,
With Tadid motion dash the waters through (Oo),
And, in our buOyant bark, the seas plough (Ort:
Now down we 60 and sink within the trough (asefl,
And now We ride on lofty crestS, rs though 10y
To emulate the lightSOme, graceful eh0HJh (DJ)i
zach mast was plant a living Dough (o'cl,
WithStandng frm the blast. when strong and rough
(Ef,
Yet beLding to the bIeeze's gentlest Sol9h (gf).
J he hardy sailors could devour a AOHgh (ok
Of horse, nor quarrel though the meat were tough
(uG;
whsie'tr the fare, they'd neither choke nor cVsgs
(GWO,
Nor in their drink were they e'er known to he-
COggh (Upi.
salt beef was freely served with liberal eio4ga (a;
Harl biscuits also, end great 'lumps Of d0Rgh' TO-;
The water, thOuge, vas like tetid S1aqh lgfi,
which truly would be Scorned Of any slough ok,
Who would Prefer, by lar, the mirY slough t1rl.
JOYFUL we were TO reach our port or b0rOESI lCli
To cast aside our threIdbare, slough (g1;
To spend at home 4 mirthful Ihree-years' Jtri.
0Wgh (ol;
To visit once again, with JOY most thorough To-.
Each verdant oaie and hill, each brook and lOggh
(Cb,
And through our merry isle to dance and laugh (GO
Recount old tales and drink good gsqEebdHga (aWl.
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shoot Them on the Spot.
FVm tie COCK.

There is no duty more important than
that of teaching Americans to make coffee.
Evsngelists ought to 90 up and down the
land awakening men and women to the
enormity of boiling coffee. Every coffee
pot without strainer should be publicly
smashed. and the offence Of boiling coffee
should ostracize the offender. With the
triAing exception Of women, coffee is the
hest gift the man has received. To treat
tris ; If with insult and contempt by boiling
Il is an eptrsge as ungrsteful as it Is brutal.
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DAILY
Register
~ 8 8 s -

VIM b rsstiy inprsvsd and strsnstAsssl b q
dspartmenta II viii b carefully edited isr esesr0
eircalatioo. Il VIII b unsnosllsd - Q stats nsxs
paper, and . journal sdaptsa b the sroaz. IL
oyTIcI, The FAMILY and The F1RxsnDh Il win b
INDEPENDENTLY DHoc1ArIc, - The OMAR o.
TIE erAIl AID EAIlonAL pxAoc1AcY.
Every Issue WIN contain acarsfully compiled n.
sumo Of al The county, stass national and insr.
national nsvl Ths doinr d WASHING TON VI
be amply recorded iron every standpoint
Al happenings d interest ct washiRgton. 70 eu
neighboring Congressional Districts IL Ohio snA
Pennsylvania, together With al lsoa nsvs, prspAzsS
by corps Of experienced new sathsrsn In svsry
village and hamlet within radius q hity nilEA
Wheeling, viii Be chrOniclsd faithfully - thsy ..
cur:
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80 cents, owing to heavy receipts which
have depressed the market; receipts 10000
head; shipments 5000 head.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 1.-The Drovers' Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts 5000 head;
shipments 5000 head; trading slow and
prices l0c lower; shipping steers 81 700
5 so; stockers and feeders 50 1906 90;
Texas grsssers 81 70.
Hops-Receipts $4,000 head; shipments
5000 head; trading brisk, values firm;
rough and mixed 81 1904 35; packing and
shipping 81 1894 So; light 4 25@4 So;
skips S. SO@4 20.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market active; values weak and
shade lower; shorn 81 50@3 80; wooded
50 1904 SCI; Texans 81 25@3 so.
Liverpool cable quotes best American
cattle higher, selling as high as l5c dressed
per pound.
NEW York, May ll.-Beeves-Roceipts,
including Ill car loads for expectation,
we're 2SS car loads; market firm; common
10 prime steer sold at s. 30@6 30 per cwt.
live weight; tops, So 1905 so; fat bulls
a lO@ 100. Exports for today, 200 live
cattle; for the week, 1896 cattle, 200 sheep,
1920 quarters of beef and 1870 carcasses
OF mutton.
Calves-Receipts 4,2O0; market extreme.
y duh at 4@5c per pound for veal and p
CD3c for butter milk.
Sheep-Receipts 1890; market triAe
irregular but closed about steady at 81 90
az so for clipped sheep; So OO@6 30 for
uushorn; So 5C@6 so for clipped yearliugs;
Sc 25@7 % for unshorn yearlings, and
81 OO@7 90 per head for spring lambs.
Hogs-Reeeipts 1860, none for sale
alive; market nominally frmer at 81 JOG
1 50 per cwt.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., May ll.-Hogs-Firm;
common and light, So 5O@4 60; packing
and butchers, 81 1904 60. Receipts
2,2C8 head shipments 429 head.
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PETKOLEuM.
Pittsburg.


PTTTsBURG, May ll.-Oil-Trading in
oil to- day was quite active, with prices irreg
ular; the market opened firm at 79c; ad.
vanced to 794c, when selling to realize
caused a reaction and decline to ISLE at the
close.
Bradford.
BRADFoRD. Pa, May ll.-Petroleum-
National Transit certificates opened a.
78jc and closed at 78c; highest 1899;
lowest 7Sc; runs 1922 barrels total ship
ments 90 800 barrels; charters ll6,5ll bar
rels; clearances 2432, 900 barrels.
Titusville.
T1TUsvILLE, May ll.-National Trnasi
certificates opened at 78Jc; highest 79@c;
lowest 7Sc; closed at 78c. Shipments for
he entire oil regions 10000 barrels; runs
for the entire oil regions 1879 barrels;
charters ll6,l barrels.
OIL Citv.
OH Cry, May ll.-Crude Oil-Nstional
Transit certificates opened at 78bc; highest
79Jc; lowest 7Sc; closed at 78c. Sales
l.25l, 900 barrels; clearsnces 3,272,OOO bar
rels; runs 63, 937 barrels; shipments 1919
barrels; charters ll6,lll barrels. Oil City
Exchange Stock no bid; $500 asked.
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Short Greek Farm for Sale.

THE FEga KNOWN A. THE JESSE WE'LL
Home Pisce. With or without the coal, oontsir
pg 22l acres and q poles, situated on the
II. w. ~ Ky. R. Il.
N tts front and short creek at the rear will be sol
N terms 10 salt pnrchassr. This farm has aeou
COO apple trees Of the best quality Of grated trui
tud other fruit trees Underlying ths place
1870 ACRES OF COAL,
The vein bein. 81 feet thick.
For further particulars apply 10 c; hAHp5s
No I'll Market street, Wheeling, ". W
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LIVE srOCk.
Wheeling,

Wheeling
The market is very good, this week.
Messrs. Hudson b Bsyha furnished the
following quotations:
Cattle, s. 00@5 Is for al kinds.
Hogs, fair supply, active; 4@4l per II,
Sheep, 3t@4ic.
Calves, 90 00@6 90 per head.
Fresh COWS, $200tDO0 90.
East Liberty.
EAST LBrRrY, May ll.-Cattle-Msrket
slow and unchanged; receipts 2,S75 head;
shipments 722 head; shipments to New
York Saturday and Sunday 81 car loads.
Hogs-Active and firm; Philadelphias
81 1904, IS; Workers 81 50@4 20; re-
ceipts $500 head; shipments 1900 head.
Shipments to New York Saturday and Sun
day 81 car loads.
Sheep--Weak at decline Of from Is to
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Cancer ior Many Years.
sos,ehe,l from dine Grave.

n, ssFAa A. u ner and hsr mother, ars. P. &
h. nr titrsn years residents Of Humboldt
h. .r. Do the .ollOEing statements as TO the
RE- ~asItS Specihc. Mrs. Turn5T'5 case Is
j s.rs. .s rH4. COMMIT nifty. She slys:
49,, afflicted Tor two @, three years With Eeze-
.. E-.,.pe. ~ cOmbtucti. Ny whole System waa
H.rEu. ny str .alth AMI appetite gone, and
. As belplt.. ~ ! child, being lifted IRON place
Il an. hv nv T-ier Is. I was treated by the best
,lr; Ia the community with ICjide Of Potash
.-v-hfr usual remedies for such cases. was
y Up 10 die by M friends, My sufsrings vers
kSi OF riuti0n and had Lost all hope Of rec0y-
Last January was induced 70 try Swift's SPe-
aa.ug received pamphlet from the company
y u LmerigS The drst half dozen bottles had
s-sCl 70 bring back hope to my heart, and the
g1' q beiDg veil again brought 10y a I'd glad
D % tie household. / have taken altogether q
lL1s The sores have all healed up and disap-
BID: nv strength has returned, and am able 70
|kl ralS Of hJuse work. Swlit's Specific, hon
j byS,eye, snatchgd roe from the grave, and do
j S-OE how 70 Be grateful enough for my reooV-
1 MRS SARAH {. IURSER."
GOV that =. 8. :. has saved my daughters lie.
rs he most Eretched looking object that
! AZ when she commenced taking 10, being per-
"a bslp.e,S. thank God that We ever heard Of
0s saved my child. MRS. P. Z. BRYAN.
! NR1LUT, TESN., Oct. l, 1854.
t,sEtiss on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed tree
tsEsWIET SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
y B! lSughlin Bros. 4 Co. and Logan & Co, n
sale aud retail, Wheeling, W. Va
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Daniels Luck Among the Lions

Remember my boy, Dan'l, don't your
he asked of the loungers in the postotfise, as
he slid letter back into its envelope and
put it in his pocket.
Yes answered three or four ID chorus:
"Dan'l went to Chicago, you know, and
ooened feed store. Didn't have but 5000
to begin on, but Dsnl is q boy you can't
keep down. Just got a letter from him. He
saws business increased on him till the
court app'inted receiver to take charge OF
all the money affairs. Tell you what, that
Chicago is mighty smart town, and my
son Dsn1 don't let no flies light on him
mot to STAY"
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REGISTER!
DAILY OR WEEKLY.

which, under the nsv management, sAali bssx
ly What was stated editorially the mornins ai,sr
transisr, viz: Thoroughly and RELIABLY Drno
CRATIC, with no aron for any pepoa or tactiea
within the party TO the dstrimsnt Of the wAels
party. When the nominations are made By IL
regularly constituted convention Of the party thsa
the RksirIxl willard only thsn-givs IL N.
qualified support 10 the Nominees
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NAIL-a2 25 GARD.
Wheeling.

wheeling.
The nail market is active. Nails, teuce
md brads - lOd to God, 81 %; I'd
md Cd, 81 so; Sd and "a
g Is; I'd and sd, So 90; Sd. - 20; "a
IS 90. Barrel-3 inch, Sc rs; ! inch
IS 25, l inch, "a IS; l! inch, 81 w.
It inch, So 75i IL inch, s. Is; u inch
81 90. Lining inch, S. IS; ! inch
a 25, Tobacco Hhd-l0d 81 IS; 81
g 90; Sd and I'd, So %. Cinch-A!l
sizes, 81 90. Slating-5d, 1925; 4d, 1925;
ID, 81 90; I'd, S. Is. Finishing inch,
81 Is; II inch, Sc 25; q inch, 81 50; u TO
/; inch, 81 rs; 2 inch, 81 90; 2! inch, 81 IS:
3 inch and over, So so. Casing and Box
ipg-lOd to sod, 81 90; Sd, g %; Sd, s. 50;
i'd, So IS; Sd, 81 Is. Fine Blued-4d,
a co., Sd, S. Is; I'd. Sc 90. Cut Spikes
All sizes, 81 so. Boat Spikes-All sizes
p 90. Each half key l0c extra.
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HOPE !

,ogp, man named John Nayss, living near here,
an satipg cancer on hin tace, which had eaten
N IS na,s, part Of his cheek, and extended up
Slv 10 his eve Il was one Q! the most aoSTy
r. so-s, that had ever seen. His throat nnaIi5
M involved % such an extent that ne eOuLu
4 yzallOE liquid loOd. After uNng az tne Iet I
si.EorIt checking the rayages OF the eating can
1 "a general health was broken down, he was con-
IA % bls bed, and thought II 10 be only question
tiue about bis death from the cancer. lPut nun
sgifr's SpaCire ~ last resort, and ne began =
Srove With the irst dose. dis general heaItn
kryTed 4, once, and rapidly; his THROAT Yot Wen ,
,Svs5ss Of capeer we're son stopped; IL began
kssl around the edges; and after few months
fpepI With ;. ;. ;. he has gotten entirely we'll
,rIis su healed over with new tesh, and hla
"a, bsalth Is excellent His recovery Is wonder
MI. CaUaLEY, N. D., Gglethorpe. u.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New York, May ll.-Dry Goods-ln.
terest has been so absorbed by the auction
sales for Wednesday and Thursday that any
new business on the part ofjobbers has
been uDimportant and confined to absolute
recessities.
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AT CHARLESTON

The Rssnrn Win continue 10 give the new sas.
mating HON the CAPITAL attsr The renewal
Charleston lust the ams . hsretotors, % that sys,
eitissn whaling 70 kssv VIM b tEanspih,s q u
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IL 30 p. m. train through 10. Cincinnati without
change, with sleeper through 10 Cincinnati
Evansville Accommodation leaves Wheeling At
1855 a. u. and $50 p. m, Bellaire at $40 Q N.
and 4:l5 p. m, daily except Sunday.
Aoundsytlle Accommodation leav0 Wheeling at
IS A. n. and arrives n Aoundsvils q l2:lc r. NJ
daily except Sunday.
Manning Accommodation leaves at t:lo ?. n
Through coach from Whs>urs 70 Cincinnati daily
CD leaving Wheeling ~ s:l6 AZ, Arriving n
Cincinnati at 30 p. II.
b, d D. seepins can On al through trains
Close connection made Tor all points south and
Southwest, North and Northwest, making this de-
Srable route for coleniss and pereons moving 70 the
great west, and 70 whom particular attention Is
given.
Tickets to all principal points on sale st depot.
Sleeping car accommodations can b secured a De-
pot Ticket Ofhoe.
TIC BURKE,
Ticket Agent b. 4 o. Depot.
JOHN BAlLIE,
Ticket Agent, under McIure House.
JOHN 7. LANE, Trav. Passenger Agent.
C. K. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
z. 7. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheeling.
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Trust woman's Intuition Every Time.
Ulu 9rsst Neirs

Udl Street NcirS.
Dear me" she said, as she 6dgeted
around in the street. but wish | had lit
tie more nerve. Yesterday drew 5000
from the bank to put into wheat, but when
| thought of wheat going away up and
somebody else losing, and of wheat going
away down and my money vanishing away,
| couldn't have the courage to place an
order
And you TODD the money back?
ooh, no, no. | used it to buy me a
poodle. The poodle market is very firm,
with no danger of break ahead, and ma
saws showed great financial sense Are
YOU long or short of poodlesY
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WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIvIsIor.

WHEELING AND PTTTsBURGH DIvIsIOF.
On and after May Sd, 1855, passenger trains will
run ~ follows Wheeling time:
pKPAkruRn
For Pittsburgh-5:25 q m, daily; 7:io .. m, $50
p. m, daily except sunday.
FOR Washington-5:25 4 m, daily; 7:loA m, $40
p, m. and :o6 p. M, daily except Sunday.
ARRIvAIA
From Pittsburyh-ll :OS q m, Cos p. m, daily
except Sunday; 1915 p. m, daily.
From Wsshington-7:6o q. m, Il:o5 q. m, .05
p. N. daily except Sunday; 1915 p. m, daily.
C. K. LORD, General Passenger Agent.
Il. DUSHAM, General Manager.
J. I. LANE, Travelling Agent, Wheeling.
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University Of Pennsylvania,

I. DzPARTYKST OF AKTs, four years clasSicA'
II Towss scfESTIyIc s"TooL, ave year oolrse.
IN (aN Chemistry o. Geology and Mining, lcl CVii
tngineerinE az pynemjcal EnEineering, 49, Archi-
teCture, ieaiirg 70 f. =, sRd TO technical desree
r. C. raeiioal CheriStl, A. e. T. L. T. NJ Afcni
III. WHARTON scHoOL OF FIHASCK AVID Eoos-
ivy CoUrS4s On Constitutional aE and Public Ad'
mlnIftraiion, Political Economy, Mercantile Law
ard Tractice, Finance, Banking, E&Droaotng. Do
iy' Course N PH' LosoPHT, four years English
Istin, Frenuh, German, Mental and MORAL rRi4oso
nky, Matbemstios, General Science eItenae1 N.
s'rnction in Biology With laboratory work. Degree
Pm r.
Close o. :. cOnd Year.
V. CoexsK IN MUsIc. TUoyean' graded course.
81 MEDICAL scIrooI. Tnreeyezrs' grsded courSs,
sIth optional fouIth year. Desrse n. ID.
VII DEEr1L sCaooL- T-o-!e graded course
Vii. ysTFvrsAEY SCHOOL. Tnree-years' grad.
II oo1rSe similar 70 European schoolA Degree
Clinical and laboratory advantages q prominent
Isafure In these three schools
TX, Law SCHOOL TSo-yea1 coune: dpions
,drnits 10 PENNSYLVANIA Bar. Degree Ii X.
x. BloLoGIcAL School Two yean course, Win
axteaied laboratory work. Certificate admits 70
Medical School without examtnatio1s epecA
courses-
oo.t zraduate course in numerous subjects leading
70 degree Pr II.
In nafiug inaury please specify department.
KFV. JES5E Y. BULK, Secretary,
University Of Pennsylvania West Philadeiphis, fh
mrlSeodeAdyb
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Browns Bronchial Troches for Coughs and
Colds: 81 DO not see how it is possible for pablo
man to BE- himself IN winter without this admirable
aid. n-Rsr. T.. ~ Psrsrs, PooGSJdi, Mass
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HhIR Dye.
lalhOOd Restored,

e ADl sSSE.-A victim Of youthful imPra-
%SlAtNng rre Gaature Decay, Nervous Debility
- hood, &C, having tried In vain every known
-, aS discovered simple means Of ssli-cUu
VI ssDd FREE to his fellow sufferers
-, d. BEEVE@, 2 Chatham ST, New YSrh
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All tTains daily except Sunday.
Train leaving Bridgeport q; % .. N. MARS d
,ect oonnection at yellow Creek for Cleveland and
Chicaeo. Train arriving ri Bnd9spoIt q 2{s P n
mnies direct connection ct wsnTfls Iron Cisvs
and and Chicago. fokD,
General Passenger and Ticket Assnl
WIN. A. BALDWIN,
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OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD.
KANAWHA DIVISION.
In eject wednesday, December 8, 1894.

Connections at n. Pleasant With e. II. v. q I. z
R. for foreroy at I 81 p. n. for Colunbas. Can:
cinnati, wheeling and al points North, Essi ana
Hseks lezye O. c. z T. depot o. Point Pleasant
ura arrival II trims running through 70 Ga'lpslis
utfbout delay; returning. leave Galltpolh nj 2:io
n :, eonrsrffpz With Trims Al p Peasant for
CbsrJeSton and points tast aDd vet On u X n
Trains daily. except Sunday. Trains run on east
am f15th IoerIdianl standard time
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Pittsburgh. Cincinnati &St. Louis R. R,

pan Handle Routs.)
TUNE TABLE EOR EAST AND WET COR.
rected to april 8, 1885 Trains leave Pan Han
10 station, foot OF Eleventh street, noar public
Rndinp a. follows. Ceetral Standard time:
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

THE FINE RESIDENCE NOW oCcUPIR
u By Dr.. Hardesty, corner Twelfth and Eos
street.
Also, the dwelling adjoining and numbered 1lse
Eoff street
Also, the tenement houses at No. $50 Market 81.
JANIS l. HAWLEY,
u.r.A No. 100 Main s..
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New York.

NV YoRk, May lI.-Cotton-Dull; mid
ding uplauds 10 l3-l6c; Orleans IL Lice;
futures closed quiet and steady. Flour
Steady; receipts 22,377 barrels; exports
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Commissioners Sale.

IN TIE MUNICIPAL COURT OF WHEELING
l. West Virginia.
Patrick j. Giligan, administrator de
bonis non Of VIM. Gilligan, deceased In Chaposry
The Monitor., 1885-05-01

NO. won't drink with you, to-dat,
boys said a drummer TO several com
panions. as they settled down in a smoking
ear and passed the bottle. The fact is I
have quit drinking. I've sworn off.
WHATS the matter with you. old hoy?
sang out one IF you've quit drinking,
something up. What is it,
We'll, boys will tell you. Yesterday
was in Chicago. Down on South Clark
street a customer of mine keeps It pawn
shop in connection with his other business.
I called on him. and while | was there a
young man, not over twenty-five, came in
with a little package in his hand He un-
wrapped and handed the article to the
pawnbroker. saying, give me ten cents.
Aud. boys, what do you suppose it was !?
\ pair of baby shoes: little things with the
bottoms only trifle soiled, as if they had
been worn only once or twice. Where did
you get these?' asked the pawnbroker.
Got en- at home, replied the man, who
had an intelligent face and the manner Of a
gentleman, despite his sad condition. My
wife bought them for our baby. Give me
ten cents for 'em-I want drink. You
had better take the shoes back TO your
wife: the baby will need them, said the
pawnbroker No. She won't, because She S
dead She's lying at home now-tlied last
night As he said this the poor fellow
broke down, bowed his head on the show
case and cried like a child. Boys.
continued the drummer. you may laugh
if you please, but II have a baby at home,
and swear III never drink another drop.
= Chtcnao NernId
The Monitor., 1885-05-01
gMarried.

ROBiNSON-ROBINSON Rev. Nm. ;.
Zane April I'D, at the Walnut street n. +, par
sonage, salem Mr.. samuel D. Robinson Of
Pennsville. to Miss Elizabeth g. Kobnson OF
Quinton, both of salem co.
SHOCH-W the NJ. L. parson-
age, Swedesboro, on Wednesday, April y, by
the Rev. c. f. Garrison. Mr.. Harry y. Shoch,
to Miss Georgianna 5. Wallace, both Of Swedes-
boro
ROGERS -HorsTAN.-on April 10TH, by
Rev. VIM. =. Davis. of Camden, Elton /. Rog-
crs. of Sharptown, y. j, ana Anna l.. IIoustan,
OF Camden.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lst, lss5. at
swedeSboro y. J. BY Rev g f. Garrison ,,ri on Mr
kate Lacony, Of Swedesboro.
CHRISTMAN-ALLOWA AY.-April 10Th lsS5
by Rev. {. F. Garrison. at Swedtshoro. M
Charles +. ChriStman, of SWedcSbOfo. To MISS
Anna c. Ailoway, of Camden, \. j.
ND-sTRANG.-Aprii I'D. 1850. al
Elmer \. j., by Rev james Rogers W m Mic
Farland of Monroeville to Emma strang.
&oLOWAY-BUTLER.- 26th, lSSj. 1t
Elmer y. J., by Rev. James Rogers, Robert
Goloway, OF Palatine 10 Mary Butler. oftIusted.
ITCHNEE-BATES.-A April 25th. l6a5. al
Elmer by Rev. james Rogers. Charles \
Ititchnpr. of Greenvillc. TO Ella Bates, of Frank
linViile.
Observation-Disclosures 10Th. by
Rev. A. Il. Street, 81 Bcrkley street, Camden.
| Mr.. William A, duncan to Miss Mary ~ Pat
terson both of NcstNillc.
LIBB-TAYLoR-At the " +. parsonage
Mantua, on April 2, l'S5, by Rev : iictlville,
David :. Libb, Of Bunker Hin, y. J and Miss
Isabel NJ Taylor Of BarncsbonI
DARLINtTON-SNITC !tcv. Wm.
= Zane, April 22l. lsSl ;tt The residence OF the
brides parents Mr Beniamin T. Darlington
to Miss Sailie y snitcher all Of Salem.
WRIGHT-BROWN.-B Rev. W = Zanc
April 22d. 1885. Mr.. wilson ". " right, and Miss
Anna NJ Brown. both of salem. \. j.
FOX-ABoRN~.--On April 10Th. at Willow
John NJ. foX, OF Quiuton, ana Mrs. Annie
Aborns. of Woolwich, Gloucester county, \. j.
The Monitor., 1885-05-01
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