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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

The low price Ct -uesr affords no rea-
son why the cane growers n Georgia ard
Florida s8ouid not continue 10 grow sugar
cane and produce their hons -uppiie- Of
sUear and syrup. They sre ehsal ~ maoe
at bome tnau bsu. bt7t auy YIsc-. since
the tine can We'll b. spared ~ The farms
Tor their cultivation and manufacture in
such snail quantities; bee-te his. he
low prices dc not sem % have af-cted
The Georgia ard Florida sugar- and syrups
as materially a. they have the freier ar
ticle; p 80 10y b. cause the European su-
ga ar manufactured mostly from ~ cts
AID TIE NorEern sYrHp@ from sorghum,
E.sther ~ which can stand aegore the gen.
tEine artiale frCn cug sugar cane The
RAJ e. too. has 70 be paid ~ foreign i'm.
Pc tst40ts 70 that E3- lard. France 81 q
Germany's two cent >us ar csnnot De
brought here ara sold az that pnce; and
there e prcsen no prospect Of ilcre as
ing tn SINGER area Do this country. On
the contrary. 10 has largely DIMINISHED 10
LtuIslsba. - fbe sorghum area VIII also
deer ase iu the Northwest, now that a
new chsef viii soon occnpy the Central
Agricultural bureau. wbo viii probably
not sink 50 iaree proportion Of Tire Con-
gres-ional afp-' pri4tons Tor agricultural
purplses ia tle yet uhltseoFfTt6 process
Of graduating cheap soFzhus sBzaF.
These tainas indicate that sugars have
reached tb.-ir n0stam prices and must
Dow siowiy improve. burnt child
breads the FIR, - and ths tens ofthou-auds
who lo-t so much ~ entering upon the
beet and sorghum looms, VIII be SLOW 10
reinytet N business which proved so
disastrous.
Furthermore. the area heretofore de-
voted in sugar aHa syrup IN Georgia and
Florida, hich RiH not at present be in
crcase,, uss been so small a. scarcely 10
brir- lLeir products into competition with
Il, 'oreign Articles. our b. me manufac-
turps hsve mostly been consumed at
home and Hhcn quoted in Northera mar
kets the uIples are found 10 be limited.
Ths ability % dispose Of nearly all we
raise Ar homt, "a here no great amount has
been invested in the business. makes it
safe 70 continue, st least while the out
look rema ns promising rather than
threatening.
Syrup which readily retails throughout
the section where it is manufactured at
70 cents per gallon, as n this city all the
year. ought not to be CO.. si1er,d unprof-
table, and if our eane-grs wer- fud more
competition iu their sugars than the syr-
ups. e, hav- bar 70 charge The whole in
TO syrups, vkich siso turns Dut more in
bulk ID il-s- rts- than sugar.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

fse sweet MAJ prana 1T gardens il
#nsn ~ % Ori2a am Naj1rana Ii Is
lbs rve,t caR tpYftctatd fof 90 h.gl ~
lroiHa 81 character. and it binds its WY
nsn ttp kiteh iHr MANY purposes. ltis
rstiye ui Pu tIaal. lucie 10 anuth.r
kurnp al spDnie-. D. turaliztd IN this
CaUhifY % great OK t.ut. H. t0o, ha An
aromatic tasfg, atd % useful ipr season.
tHg. 10 b. khnNn - Organum Vuiglre.
X.j otly . ua-huI y The "a, de-cr opi
uft it u "a preifys Towering plant ~ could
Hc upscFihsd. II be- "a PERENNIAL. and IA b.
spf pushes up numerous IN u.s to "a
heiehi 90 altout feet. rne-e branch out,
snu terminate ia shlpug splses 81 Howpr-
~. color Is pole pink. rbe hpWtra ln
thsafs lyos sr, nut lsrfe. hut tberr arr
great unny ni them clustered tngrfh.r
b ~. tBe ttrs ench ore T. accom-.
pttitd with bract. at a polish color. al.
tn.sth.r giving what appears to b.
snrsy hs d ~ 10 aCis. Then the bloom.
81 eeA.ot isfs far loag tlm commence
my rariy July and lasttnE we'll on to-
wHils ibe - % summer. the family 80
q. ht. ~ - hich tFe u.a'i0 am heh.nrs Is
an "a reneiy us tul0Be. Not Que suects-
h. even saepcci Ell of betUg injurious,
hiie such sei tnown mrmbars ~ h a.
Doe w. 4 %. no nt, rosemary, $40 e. tht uif
an % n and 90 wen he ar io d.
" fh"uf Both for htir dumts and ~.
Hawental u~er tnrse - ibiat-" %. uts are
N.H u-luI = ~ ra,e-' 90 iags.l.,,s
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

Whatever mxy y the Exciting cause Of
foot rus "a Cow or sheep, II - oept ndeRt
up1D 10 a . Ram srtsn u the TISSUES beneath
"a b0TBy substance, Renting IN . 1Tu-
ration a. u ration, eV' .nding ai~O De
tRten the inter atsivai spaces. fne aP-
plcatton Vi TAR 0fteh has a good effec.,
ut " hen 2 tAi- fatls, the paris having
b.sr Thoroughly " ash1 and clean ed w'sh
a OF az Z W R0GBd about a stIek, APP a
IA x,ure 81 oRe pert OF snlphurie aci0 TO
tnsee ar ii fF oi the Nater-and the parts
5 cured az4sast f5feigu substances by tie
r.. 10 r 4tt,sa II a t,sBdaEe passed Detween
tie caus ana tiea over ne hOUf AMI
About the lower portion OF tbs past-rns. II
tae 1Ha 80 uatiou Is very severe gse Use Of
pou tictsfr a fe" days NAY he I'd Visabie
ue.rre u-ln- tBe abUYc mentioned treat-
ustut. 81 s.4puraiion or formation Of
mater has tekeH place bene ath tn nora,
.his most ~ pared away until Exit -
xiv C. tEe pus. BE- ezreiui 10 keep I
sirt ia tae cure Is Effected -Hass.
gtYsessula
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
The a.nraI aalt of the nn1.e


The I-fL FIELD end Form says: We
are a-k.a IS several members Of the Gu
yier Clup I. -rt H. dispute by deciding
what TIE uarufa eaii Of hurse Is. This
is a qurtfn4 ~f.rh -ocs u the root Of
b., ed ny tnenri--. lt isadnitted that the
walk h. t4lu. .8. what Of the
pace. toe q. rl? troll through
the padt"es ana watch
closely ihe .aL. II il mas
been dnzu HHc 100 taigs
from li~ aa.. aItn sleepy
eyes. iaEfst ana starr Of
in a " ala, i'sa 81 yeu itqulring-
ly. otartle DO , lI...e aaa = viii paoba-
bly, see it ambie oi pace. Startie u d ore
and il viii move etn greater sWitness
in "a trot Rush at u vita shouts ara the
clapping OF bands, ana yuu viii ia some
cases cause It 10 break into a run.
The unwt aned cot is st.n TIE chnd n
naturr II has mot fren nodded ~ anv
Sc DOL, By any training art. All the zaits
stru X by IL, g.. r tore. must be natural.
Some orses, as they npen. show prefer
ence Tor the fast trut. 9th - Tor sue last
pace. ana others still for the tast run.
These gsit- are Interchangeable, ana the
preference n, quently depends as much on
foot balancing AZ upon conformation.
some horses fall % ln speed when tney
change from abe trut OF pace intr tbe ran.
Ouers increase their speed ma making the
same chance. The two fstest troting
horses % The word. takihg the re ,ord Tor
our guide, are a combination OF what are
termed pacing, trotuBg and runriug
strains. lucy are living evidence that
great aud Harmonious result. can he OBJ
tanned ay 4 proper blending 81 the thee
Strain, which are pr,suHted 20 FURNISH
~ in their iudvilu4hty witn tnree aatu-
"a -alts.
o. mau breeds 70 intensity toe trnttlne
d posi- ION, SECOND man % co. q n nc
pacing cngeucy. aud % tlird man r. s,ls
70 increases toe running habit In moy-
Ing 90 100, g.i -etive point se sttiIies form
ami compartment as Vol 90 ther aBcps. .
trai traits. And he 80 90 ta dry-Io.t Ger. /
tain rharactereties az exp. noe ~ ON. (
er trut- bring u. face to ltce with tha
philos0pag. tie bot. -deBste.l theories of .
0reed'ng. We shall nor eur fne esuIdron .
now. Wemetnr % answer the qu .t.on f.
bfi.1,. All saits used b., the Iou are f.
natural 70 o., bat tho gst q. ah ca the /
hor-e exc. y defeBds upon ancestry ana Z
tire training schOd.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

l'l3HtB Ter the Cemetery.
ar2e q hnse Of bmhMg 6ptr
fke.roHEea anicu ala eTsnd 4 a.
g ssiy hart Is SD n any pgafcc-
aaavsr. sfa4 ding Ouf m ~ severe
VIZ huAt the los- u bud. That
f- fhau Oh rs "a q g plan1 native
s II h'oeeauss 81 August and sep
3 ,. whPH IS shruhs b we erased to
iuaiKbtusi ntoers are small,
m4aY 90 th,.tn aie b 4rr in "a cMst r
80. hs tha Hl0s ms-siva q CO Dl any
kuDW, nuG thts without any al
= y es.s ur e um-iness. TIE
afe waEy white, aAd last for a
n.
i,a-t uhife rose for cemetery use is
.us- I7autirr. This r, Sc is mt a
-. Luf NE Bowers are horne In
r,, ash tire 8 G "a - 6pe. II IS a
% vhi.e, a vvFy ps0fa-e boomer and a
-ila atowcr.
eVeele We green shrub, growing
md sreanIn fnslderabiy. is Dapa-
reheerHn L has pale rose-colored
rrf. Which are very fragrant 1t
.,ls qrsiie profu ely Ia The spr ne AID
.t.fv4l- u rc4fts.r durlns the season.
IS 0.i i-ctit arr1t.
A aiong herh8c ou> plants we have no
sfif O. more BE- ui lfii iaaH tne'asti j o..
atoetns ariN 4 bears us little q W.
r. bon ~ a. profusinn IL clustered ~. kes,
So haFe "a Ieathery race ana q ] ga
qu tectafmi ana unusual among her
egu- ia ht..
Fae itil oi me valley Is beautiful
.stt { " rh" g mefery. 10 blooms early.
ni 6 ser bias more charms Tor as.
Is pr fH, t- Fsgi Her, .fA Jacc mates
o hyoriie every here. Il on ht 10 81
ised m 20 than y r.. II y n do we'll an
p '., alrl rsn be- Bscd whore large ever
sc ns v ad mtA IL ueeites "a raise
ray other n $50 $50 flc&'s NagdsiNe.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

Tse lara rs Cnaz,e aptles, watch are
tae mes - alra aad expensive of AL
q Aaoi a. 81 and sofacuiaes fetch as
zen a- s25 a bare ia Gov. Ut Gzrd 70.
Lon .or. 50 fe rSt, according b the P9tf
-dH. leKs T., ing reduced from France into
t8. cu-o. y. met were disc Yrred by q
lucky sce4d,at Ohs5zp, B1tc hmsp,
Wa eVeli -. EaHced IN aTs III 1874. II
8Kb-d q rsn "a g. y mi}e~ dtsFaHl frUtn the
FaAs II \ CARA, an4 On that farm Ia
found growing Md "a lee hearing the
(. pie kso a as tsa ChNize--or sway
49, - ssets 9FIteFs spell the name.
= me one had hung away the cure OF an
q pi.; o.-e # tlv sesas had sProuted, and
tfoau iuto j tree hesr nc an appie Wit
Is, e yor 81 thr mutkm Ion. o. ubie TIA
ze 0f the Lower CaAsda P3HfHe srise,
AMI u the same ceigr ard form.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

100000 A YEAR.
-tatetnent of the msriean, National and
United states aud Canada express
COmBs Mrs, Troy, \. I.

-tatenent of the American. National and
United states aud Canada express
COmBsn fes, Troy, \. I.
Pre- strength Of Rome ley not in her multi
ade, nor in her Rrajn-laden aeets. These
we're elements Of strength, but her never
TAI ing resource lay in the seif-coatr0l ana
discipline OF Keenan, sollie e. Disci pline-i'
is IN very soul 10 all the wonderful meaning
possessed by he word ''veteran," Mr Bene-
diet, Of 8 roy. is a veteran Ia the express busl-
ness "Thlfty-three years." he said IL your
reporter, ''i'ye stood at thru desk" l Is the
q iviiue Of years OF experience which gives
hlm the p1ridon te holds in the trust anu &
ieetp Of these three great C operations. 1--WE
have 4 business - t5oe00 a Year, AID I've
ben abseRi from tAis Office hardly month in
Al tnai time. although / must confess that
m my times I've worked here when saHeri.
great p4tu, far ] asFC nee t-.. tt
itr With ssiieualtGSa atH 0s 6fsf - q. 49, -f7-
ten had become 80 educel and y eak trat I
or,teFed. I've tri various remedies. but
almost Two years "a 3 happened 10 hit upou
i'r. kenus dy's + ANuRlTE h MEDG. Aftsg
4-i Ouly one bottle Or so l began 10 feel
stronger every wey. The great difficult
has 3 en with ms dIEcs ion, nut this seems 70
re4ulats It per es.tly. 4 have sir, great faIth
iu D.. Ecnreiy's FANORITE REMEDY.
have boWEht nd giFer = great neal Of it TO
The poor around here; those. YOU Know. who
have 40 money to buy me nc ne Of any kind.
for there are a great many tWHblcd with
hi .ious disu arcs ana suffer or without aid. !
sWays keep FANOBIfE r. NJ by in the
hou e / cens4e r il tho best medicine for the
ID 500 in tho ma ct. Well / must attend TO
sew, Won tell the doctor ! am coming down to
4duut 80 sc him in August. / want 70
Low him" / left She veteran, stil at his
.--'' rejoicing in health and grateful to DR.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

Tue large extent - wnieA the bsnaHa
Is coBsuused n tai= es1ies sTy WI FEs1Ee the
fe9i8uiag "a fsneHt seoT4nl tae cOmP0-
si.iof' OF tse fruit oBe q Pec'isiar inter
est Tia anil ses wsrs MADE by &-ecti-
ard aas bis stu lies were apsslsa u toe
n A,cFs Al Eorkst uPsa, botn ~ re green
an b. mature state. ard tae GSuyes ~
seaar-s saow taat in psiat OF Rufrttsre
v4ge ,ais very dehFetfai fru't oc 1l's-- a
high RANK. TIE hssuses scared ara - d.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

The latest the3t Of malaris is that the
principal source ~ t1e fever and eXnBus-
ti0u IL 30 ~ sought in tSp slowly blt Gu.
mulaiiveiy pois,Pous Influence ~ the re-
latiytE lar.-a umou OF cartonf9 acid
the 20 OCpntr of mAla iOus districts,
ceBerat-d by vtgefs b.. teclv, by cyapOr-
acton ~ apN m litturC laden VIII 70. or ~
uyiuruinr NJ earth saturated with that
cnuplnnd. Y cent measurement of he
carDonic aeid In toe soil. as compared
" ith tH" am IN pr, sent in normal atuIus-
phffe, have slows that their relative prs
parfnRe ave aAl g.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
fHE FlLLD, IAN AMI "a ~

We solicit articles ior tnis depsrtmer
To- name r The writer should accom- aa1
the letter or article, not necessarily
Tor publication. 5ut as evidence o. goo0
ialrh.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

The starch ami tla1ia Of the green
fruj. a f -Hfn pl-tt.tv ira so m = % sugars
q the f,es. - II pes ing, But ~s.i.,
= teh Sd enel 5u ia. sloos % Y g. ne ~ EAR
r -r7-rose - or aIl set Fe nav pri1cl-
pelly irvert Il sugar, hsvfag h-ss taan
aah tbe swee tsess, IA tae fruitcut gree.
and alsNtd 20 rip=u b. expo-ur T. az
nd nsh1. ais Wa xptajn ta- r.
l-oes ir t1e v&.Q- and 70 Of the u
re natlY- ire And Va the cauIH4ts -
sHich 4 is x orts-a.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05

DrvfLrD HAM-Fhop coid ham ve,y
foe, o er 70 ruu h o. ron q D
eauaar mtll. Mix lth ose pint ~ the
M Get boa a cutnl ~ melted bft'er
Tablespoon ! Df b q oil ~ - poem
fui " gruHd mustard, the VOL % ohe
ees wtil 1oatea, = ltfig pepper.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
PARASOLS

All the latest styles of LACE COvFREDl
MOURNING ana CARRIAGE PARASOI%
20-inch Black and Colored Satin. paturs1
Wood Handles, at the low price of 81 20.
20-inch Black Satin Parasols, Soolonea
Edge. assorted colors, and fine natural Wssd
and Bamboo Handles, -.
Black satin Parasols, with Spanish Lace
effects, Silk Innings, in beautiful sssort'
ment Of colors, also fine natural Wood Han.
dies, So.
Lace-Covered Parasols. in Black. White
ard Cream Covers, best Paragon Frames. Ia
Ribs. pretty shapes, with-elegant natural
" God Handles, SO.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
New Spring Goods
Now Offered.
LACECAPN,

our New York buyers have had placedA.
Chidren's ami Infants CAPS and boS,e9T,&
at very low figures, and we are qoi. ~ tS
them, or know the reason whvl We h 70 "
proprlated for this sale the entire snacs ~ w
'front.' counters. whrre our customers viii ~ ny
DAY only an array of CAPS and ROW -, ~
such rs no other house has ever got togstta1
at prices which, in most cases. rqnrese,,t -
than cost Of manufacture. Yon will ~ ~
Null. lri-h' Point, Oriental, etc, etc ran Nv
sale is for three days only. -''i' 'Ha
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
THE LATEST STYLE OF
B0llGtS & Hats.

IMPORTED TRIMMED BONNFTs and
/ HATS. with duplicates Of our own manu-
f8ctT,re. New shapes ana colors received
since az, opening in ROUND ii ATS and
TONNES. Full assortr-en of ~t.aW Goods
for Chldren's school hats, IN every new
shape ami color al our pOpul n low prices.
We are on, ring some JOBS which our Sew
York buyers have sent us, and we all have
them open Tor your inspection IONDA1
MORNING.
1t VIII pay you after visiting ether stores 10
call on us and see the great difference IN price
of our goods You viii be t1n7heu o. md
that We save you from - 10 40 per ceut. on the
same class OF goods. besides o1eri you a
variety such as no other store Can show.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
JERSEYS


% d We 0 "a in Nav b Brow Bls
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-05
Flowers & Feathers

Roth departments complete with an i'm
mouse variety of rich novelties just received,
and prices lower tnan any other house.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13

| in a second or forty second class drug store
in Athens, Ohio. he at that time had the
original formula for his now famous An
gust flower and Boche's German syrup and
manufactured the same in pair of tubs
made BY saving whisky barrel in two
in the middle. Green and | used to make
the stuff by tubs full, and spent our leisure
time in writing with pen and ink the small
posters which we used to take ont and
paste up on the country fences. When we
would 60 on these trips we would close up
the store and one carry the paste and the
other the bills and both canvas the farm
houses and country stores on our way.
We kept this up till Green got go poor
he had to dispense with my services and at
last closed his store for want of funds.
went to GAINESVILLE and got a job and Green
hunted living at odd places till the idea
Of going East and organizing q company
to manufacture his remedies struck him.
By some means he made raise and went
East and got q start, and now has the
largest factory and the best selling medi.
cine in the United States if not in the world.
When he started East he called at Zsnes
vile to take me with him, but / was not at
home on that day, and when returned l
did not think it worth while to write to
him, 80 / was left l have thought since
that that was the turning point Of my life,
as it is probable thst if l had gone with
my former employer would have shared
his good fortune. he is nov q millionaire
and Am still @ common everyday drug
clerk. But used 10 laugh at his idea OF
keeping his formula secret. He would
allow me to mix the medicine all but one
Ingredient which he would put in with
locked doors; but he never thought Of my
going in and counting the empty NOR.
phine bottles and knowing exactly how
many parts of that drug we're used.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13

The old Borden mine has shut down for
the season.
As to the coke trade, we learn that
eighty per cent Of the coke ovens are now
at work, not 90 much owing to an increase
Of business, but becsnse the same amount
of coke cannot be made in the winter a.
in spmmer.-Saward's Journal.
At What Cheer, Iowa, the Crescent Coal
Company owns the two mines formerly
operated by the Corey, Coal Company, and
the mine Of the Vulcan Coal Company.
They employ about 500 men. The ca
pacitY of the mines is 1000 mons per day.
The formation of an anthracite coal
combination for operation in 1886 win not
be made until after the Reading election
in January next, as the uncertainty Of the
reelection of the present management
would make any combination with that
company at this time very unreliable. The
allotment obtained by the Reading in the
present combination was 50 IS per cent.
and II par cent. Of this amount was given
to the Jersey Central.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13

Brown, and long argument ensued in
which eight drafts and suits for trespass
were the principal themes discussed.
Alter half honr of trials with varying
success they decided to call it draw, and
try the old fashioned prayer commencing
Now lay me, and found that neither Of
them had any idea Of its physiological
construction except under The latest re-
vised version, which contains the bed
bug" clause.
After a long srgumentit was decided by
three doctors, two lawyers and other in.
fueptial citizens, who acted az judges that
the the Bible contained no such set OF
words as the Lords Prayer, or, at least,
they had none Of them seen it there. And
preachers right here in Bridgeport pray
for the heathens Of India, aud children
break Jugs for them. Send for Sam
Jones.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
NOW ILAY NE.
The Bridgeport Idea-Ths "Bedbug"
Claute,

The Bridgeport Idea-Ths "Bedbus'
Clause,
The other day, when business wss as
usual inclined to be dull, Q couple Of clerks
who profess to be we'll up in ordinary
branches Of study, met in the establish
ment where one of them Is employed as
salesman.
We will call one of them White and the
other Brown, although Green" would not
have been misspplied TO either.
They had settled doWn Tor friendly
smoke when @ lady came in and a. led Tor
something not kept in stock.
Brown rose slowly and answered her
call, and when through came back, call
ing down maledictions on the unintentional
offender for botheIing him during business
hours.
White lepriRsnded him for using such
language, and received FOR an answer that
be only did so when vexed and that be
could repeat more scripture than any other
man in town.
White offered to bet the cigars he could
not repeat the Lords prayer.
Brown altered the bet 30 as tn make it q
contest between them, as to which could
come nearest saying the exact words Of the
old time sGpplicadon.
A toss Of the copper gave White frsi
trial He assumed o meditstive attitude
and began. "0ur Father Who ext IN
heaven forgive q this day cur DAILY
bread
You must be hungry, put ia Brown.
That's right anyEay, retoEted White
Let's hear yoa try.
"0ur Father Who artin heaven, hollow.
Hollow querisd White, and he tried j
again, and got a. far as Forgive rs OH
trespasses as We forgive those VIA trans
pire against a."
Yod mean draw on Us ct sight, put il
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13

snee Of financial and other questions to
come before Congress at its opening ses.
sion, We deem 1t necessary for the people
70 make their voice heard in demsnding that
the government pay its debts as fast as
there Is surplus money in the Tresury, and
that other measures of relief for the ex.
isting distress Of the producing classes be
adopted;
Rssolpsd, That the Illinois State Cen
trail Committee Of the Peoples Parry be
requested to call State convention, not
later than the 10Th Of December, for the
purpose Of organizing an sfectual move
ment Of all friends Of . Just financial poll
ey, and other measures Of relief
RssOlred, That an invitation be extend
ed to all labor organizations to send dele
gates to such convention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
CIRCUMSTANCES

How Green Got Rich and Bennsr Got
Lstt-CountinE the Morphine Bottles.
One day last week Q REGIsTER knight
was standing in Bridgeport drug store
talking small talk with the proprietor who
happened at the time to be unpacking .
bundle of G. G. Green's August Flower al
manscs. While thus engaged q gentle
manipulating individual, Q stranger to the
reporter, entered, and in very pleasant
and friendly way recognized the proprietor
as an old-time companion. BE was intro
dueed to the reporter ss Charley RenneS,
a clerk in the Metropolitan drug store Of
Columbus, Ohio, and, IS his conversation
proved, was Q very pleasant man With .
vast aHoant Of knowledge, gained princi.
pally BY experience and observation. The
talk at length turned to the great
amount Of advertising and the business
of the plans adopted and the great benefit
from its judiclous use. said Bsnner. packing
up one Of Green's almsnscs. knew taii
man when he was too poor to advertise
Twenty years ago was the only clsrk, and
. IS one at that, employed BY 6. G. GrseI
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-12-13
Christmas Gold for a Lucky Lass.
Wsn CaIaer lPd1 Nari.

William Colbourne, of Darlington,s Cor
ner, has a gold watch key that was dug up
in a garden at the corner and found BY a
young daughter OF Mrs. John Beugless
about seven years ago. 1t is about an
inch pquare aud made of solid gold, bear
ing the following inscription; samuel
Graham, l776," and is supposed to have
been lost by some gentleman belong:
ing TO either the British or Continental
armies. 1t is an antiquated affair and is
highly valued by it's present owner. After
the little girl found it her mother was show.
ing il TO Mr.. Colbourne, who said ne would
give S. forit The lady replied that she
thought g. would do her little girl more
good than the key, and sold it,