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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The FEATURES of tho Money aud Stock
Markets.

NEW York, Nov. l0-M0ney on cali easy at 2aS
nc cent, = ime mcrCantils paper 4I5ab5E percent
Foreign Exchange quiet NJ 81 fll14aI eitt.
GOVERNMENT BOEDs-Dull and sIca1y.
STATE BoSDf-ACtive but heavy.
X .ILEUAp BOSDS-MOdeHtGy tive.
Sro,Ks-Tne tone Of tho stock market hlI
changed greatly within The pat ten days 1t i
gradual Y gTOWl lg more ieYCIish and Irregular, al
IHough the apRl figures to day showed, tu ths ma
IOrity Of CAkeI moderate gains over yesterday The
strength Is apparently the direct outgrowIh oil
manipulation, .,. ,.,...,,.
& Nashville led with Il gain Of 70 percent New
YORK Ccnlra III aud the other active stocks un'
ChaUggl. Tue Lowest prices OF the day In most
Gases were made sometime between opening and
y o'clock, but f,Om that time to the close with
only moderate reactions, the market may be called
strong II closed generally Il little below the btsl
figures, but with gains OF t4alh percent.
Me.Icru uuluu WIS notably weak III the morn
Inv, selling from 761s 10 y ~ the early dealing
mud thea gel lug down 10 ia hut developed cor
responding strength later n the day, advancing 10
7SIt, from which plint there was no'deeided reae
ti1Il aud ClC Sed ii II,, net ADVANCE VI percent
New York Central gdlEed Va peros5t Lake shore
total sac, u stocks were 456,6S shares.
,RS;Se I, ii S i!Sl:. ca;Tsi pa tic tnts, ia;
Erie seconds, 81; lehlgh 4 wllEesbarrsL ord
l07; Louisiana consols, u; Missouri 6, 1914; st.
I0aSpa, ~; 81. I. 8 S, y, hEsH lAhi Tea'
LRnddrGnts, i6JI; do Rio GrNnde, g.; Union Pacific
IStS, iiSII do Land Grants, 10: do sinking fund,
i2O5.; virginia Is. AZ; Virginia ConsOs, extra ma
tuFSt coupons, 81. DO dSlesr9d i9 Adams II
crn, ISL: Central PAciac. 4G1S; Chesapeake 4 Ohio
9T do fnH preferred. 1875 GoSeconds, l2IS; O., G,
q. & l., COX; Denver & Rio Grande, lS; Erie, ~
do pToieFttd Il; Fort Wayne 1904; KGnEas 4
TexGL 275S Lake Erie & Western loIf; lake Shore
$50, Louisville L Nashville. o.; louisville, New
Albany & ChIoage ~; Memphls & Charleston IS;
Michigan Central 10: Missouri Pacific, lQ2Hi
tral. i85i; NOrthert Pacific, ~ Chicago & North
western, Ill; do preferred, 1861: New York Cen
trail, l0iN; Ohio Central, "; Ohio 4 Mississippi
gIS do preferred, gOi Pacific Mall 65l; Pittsburgh
li2; Reading, MI; 81 Louis & San Francisco
2ai: do nrGierred. Az; c., II. 4 st Paul, 9E; DE-
preferred, ll6I{; Texas Pacific 90T; Union Pacific
66SS; United States Express, 10; W., ST. l.. & r., VI
do preferred. l71S; weIlsFargo Express, III; West
am Union. w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11
GIre GnteEt1genter
oalca Nos. IS aud "a Fourtocntl Street.
"snE WAS MINE"

"Thy tear O'e'pr Z, thv loss! Thy wife,
In what was She PARTICULAR
Others VI cOmely face ard lie.
Othen Of chRSte and warm thera are,
And when they SpeaS thsy seem 10 sing;
Beyond her sex she was not wise:
And there j. no more comm on thing
Than kindness Ia WOmans eyes.
Then wherefore welp 70 long and fast
Why 80 exceedingly repineI
Bay, how has thy D loved Iurpats'd
80 much ali UIhelAfn "she was mine.u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11
Or, MOTIFS FREacB POWDERS,

Will cure Diso@ts OF tho Kidneys, Gravel Glest,
Structures and al Urinary and Uretsral Diseases,
Nervous SD Physical paellty, Sesnlnsl weGkness,
Los Of Vigof Premature D6clias In Man, BGGly
ceS6OS 30. Syphilis IN AL Its forms, sore throat
and nose, ulcers. esrpti0nS. Hrniula, tettnr, salt
rheum and all blood end skin diseases. Female
Weakness speedily cured. GoaorrhOE cured In
days. Price % 60, Sold In Wneellng, ". Vs., BY
3. r. BocXIEs, LosAa q o., Druggists. Gent "
mnII sPslah Toe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11
GRoCERIEs.


Corrected by MILL 4 ElIISGHAM, wholesale gro
eers, corner Main and Fourteenth streets.
GrceR C6Goc-Eancy RIO per 10 lG14c; choice DO
10Y prime Rio, We; good Rio, 9Kci ordinary, nc
a RoG. . GCsse-In paper, per III, lshc; 800 IL
lots Nc less; lower grades l2hc IN bulk ia; Java
bulk, sc. 49,.
Windsor 4, &C: refined yellow 6a5ISc; Efannlat
ed GjEc powdered, nc: crushed 49, cut iOALIEc;
Syfaps-cholcs sugar syrup, s5ci prime sugar
| syrup, nc; glucose, SCc.
See-Cagolinn. &C.: bead ricc.G ": broken dee, c.
Hew OrleaHf MOl:Seg choice new crop sc strictly
prime I5c; prime, tSp
TS-YOlInE HySOn, per 10, 25A5oc; gnupowdef
g3a75O; imperial, SisJUc; JHpau 2A'Oc; ool0ng
CaSSies%Sar, suil weight, 12c; s.eArne, per set,
| lie; mould, per set lie.
Vintpnr-ChOice cider, Eln per Eal: standard city
brands IOallc per gal; country lSal6c per RS!' ~
toSlsS iWare-No. tubs, per do.cp, 81 50; No, 2
tubs per dozen, 81 ~; No. 2tuDs per dozen, - %;
2hoop pals per dozen q ~; S;ho2p Rais, MtS'
81 30: do IS lbs capacity. 81 COZ 90 ~ IDS Gapaclty'
IS 80: waShboardS, plIIn, 81 GOAL rs; wEShboarcS,
patent, por dozen, e 6Oa3 ",
/ (4tnRhI GO0ds-lle peaches, lbs, u 10; peaches,
lbs 81 5Oal gO tomatoes, 3lbs Bakers, 81 W; SWEEP
corn yOc; WInslOW corn 81 10; strawberries lbs,
q y; 0ackbCrriGs, lbs 81 20; raspeSFFies' ses'
CSa3-ls'quoted in IoSbing atloillc for prime
western, and IGc for lull cream; swettGer lHS3A
iTc Acc0nIIug 10 quality; lImburHGr l4c; Factory
10: Chicago IiIt cheese mid Sc.
FisI-N0, medium nlAckercl Sc %; No. 2 me-
dinrn 87G6
Bclg--ChoIce navy at 81 10: medium 81 co. mix
al n "a. IimT siSg Ter 10.
~ SssI y, al timothy seed al 81 % per
hnSSel. clover small secd Sd 5O..larEe 81 %, u
IN %Iinltv
S,HSn ! D.+ mi 9g9. eStna ref Dbl 81 IS; dairy
AM \ t'1i.f srrbS 81 n nsr HacE
N.Y. W. = ' EotTIso0S ,rr In!
SItrSnr Iii * tSaiCICl. crab Npula $40 Qcaia co.
Gins,nG-NSl 10 6crl6.
hSs4eTrtlS%ISc ' SsT il; apple butter 4c per
nornI. IoIjy a. bSf hound
E,tSnfearut 7a9c far choIce white; wAluuts Asa
Coz. hickory NUS 81 OlsI IS per buAheI.
~ n,,.y
f ~ ,,,' ., olc.,,o t-,psoc,,ors
Iese pFiGSS ny naSS ~ dn rn' th SSc
9inls M T y Mvwvp .s,,crai t.5,nSniSSio
COfcCtel " Il. " -uba sh1 hSA'S4'A SN'A'N'"''N-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

.I,,rc ni a deed OF trust made by John but.
y! 'n,T Nsfy ButtGfhNld, his wife, to me, dated
terel ~ a October, In the year 1880 and record
he a S Tyii,si pced Hook No. II, page 90, IN the
g. " tNirr OF the County Court Oi OHIO county
Nj NJ Virginia will on
"' w,r,,yEspAY, NOVEMBER is, A. D, 1885,
aIngst 10 o'clock A. ", sell At public auo-
cCnIe H.. highest and best bidder, At the Court
Gon, 70 r. .sId county In the Lily Of Wheeling me
H2sS described real estate, OF % much tnereoI
ioioN'Is necessary, that u 70 tay lots numhe
$ MAJ In JOhn EJf and William CbApinet
T. I A. ~ Inc City Of Wheeling, In the STATE
I . H., Virginia, being me Ame progeny
q We n nc bGid john Bptt0EneId by y, "
eo9IIv2!,s sI,iior BY deed dated Decembof q ncsI
Ns t11Ny,te6 In deed book number y, rsge b, o.
sH1 Ssr5 fec0Eds u Ohio county, West VIZ
si,o he north half Of lot nnmger ~ " w
ba A. al NErKet street IN the FIN were OF W.
r,s SafYs the same property c9nVSye1 V yOnI
E,.y,gil by ], $. Shhyer and vile, by deeo 6ate1
Us and recorded In book q, page ~, 0!
W! ,..IhIlc rcOfdE. The last named parcel OF ren
1A% W. nv SALE one third oil the purchase
In y, csch parcel sold, or 20 much mc re OF such
h.Iyi W money as the purchaser may eject 70 pay,
E,,d. 5iir third thereof with interest ~
ea'a w and inc residue thereof, with inteieSl, ~
0at ~, nm the day Of sale, the purchaser CIV;
W ,,,,c With good security, for the deferred
llE N ~ aud inc legal title 10 b retained ~ ".
lalH .s,,,I trustee VI further security unul Sich
noi,' ar 'u'y GORGE Il. CALDWELL, Trustee:
,,r,gIEuyIY AuctiOneet Oclb
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

.,.,,,- AZ 10 o'clock A. n at the front door o.
sS Hantt house o Ohio county. at public SnGnon
we 2a lTSrriDed property, that IS 70 Ny:
NJ % cs parcel Of ground ,S 5i ~ ne y yi iTS
Ion me inS.sp nj hldwell estate and ADDITION
Gi'N1'o =, Inc IIty OF Wheeling, aud known q,
;Ss ,as, 6 IA ' Of iSt numbered aixythIe a.
laf uV!S @ in aid VISIONS 10 thesa'd Clty q
esns upon which T. erect Two WON, SU Sp UI''S
HHNet 'nne 'rItir believed 70 DO perfect. =.
A' SrSss og sALE-Une.ha the OF purchase money
,,Trh naoIv a. tie purchaser may eec! - pay
or ,5 an tie aay u safe, snd the lesdu9 IN ON
Yer from the day tG e. with iaIers: a,6 SS
No. mi scuTy ior The payment OF Eald deferred
IN,,,IImeu! aud interest. ,,,,o,,u y.,,,ao~
WI NALlRR, AnttionGr. my nasS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

Atk the most eminent physician
olRuy school, what Is the best thing In the world
for ailaylng Il irritation OF the nerves and curing
all forms oil ueryoul Complaints giving natural
chi dixie rcIrcShiHg Scep alweys7
Aud they will tell you UnhetitatlngIY
''Sonle form Of HOII!!!'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

From the Wheeling Stock Yards, Hudson L
Bayha, prorrIeterS, Ii Is TcPosted that cattle arc
very dull aud tales are NV. Hogs aTs active aud
fRule In price from 81 6ot s. ~. Sheep arc Gun
al laSc, Lambs arc trm; good ones bring Salc.
Calves range from $500 ~ 70 " per head, according
To OualitY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

AL trains daily except Sunday.
fhIlmRn's PALACE Drawing Room and SlCcpInS
Cars through without change from SteubarYIl.
East 10 Philadelphia and Rev York. West 70 CO.
HmbuS; Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, fndiRnRr,
oils and St. Louis.
For through tickets baggage checks sleeping
car accommodations, and any further Information
apply TO JOHN G. TOaLIES0F, Ticket Agent 1t
Pan Handle Station, foot Of Eleventh street or al
City Ticket ONES, under Mcclure House. whecl.nE,
JAMES McCREA,
Manager. Pittsburgh, Ia
4. 4. FORD,
Gcni Pass and Ticket Agent, PltL3buTPh' Pa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

Noundsville accommodation Leaves wheeilag Il
HISS a m. and arrives OF MouadEville At lz:lS p.
m. daily except sunday.
Warrington accommodate at 4:I0p. m
2anesvile accommodation leaves Wheeling
7;SS q, m. and $40 p. m. BollAlrG at $40 T. u.
4:l6 p. M, daily except sunday.
1928 D. 10. Train through 10 Cincinnati without
change, with Y. a Q. Sleeper through % Cincinnati.
y. d o. Sleeping Cars on all through trsina
Through Coach RON wheeling 10 Cincinnati ON
No. 2 leaving Wheeling Rt9:l6 II, NJ, arriving ~
Cincinnati Al 6:60 q m,
Close connections are made for ell points south
and Southwest, North and SOT'hwesL l1HflDg this
desirable route for oolonisR ard persUb moving
10 the great Vest and 10 whom particular attention
h given.
Tickets 10 all principal points on sGie At Depot
Sleeping chr Accommodations can 10 secured At
Depot Ticket ONCE.
Taos O. BURKE, Ticket Agent h. i o. Depot.
JOHN . LANE, Tray. Frispager Agent
Z T. pFVRIRS, GpRpFl Aaen., Wkrgi!nr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11
TRUSTEES SALE,

!, ynre Of Deed Of Trust male do BY lsSSgSrG
lEiS S,,t.i Inc SON day Of september, iS1S SAI
o., ~ the clerks 9ece Of tue County SGTsI
t. .VDt,S cSuuty, Yves; Virginia In Deed Of lEuSt
o. W w; &, "a Dspe SIS, / VIII sell on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

The word "mooushiner" was originally
"moonshunner," the Tenuesseeans say,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

n,EUSTEBs SALE.

! .r,,rc Of A Deed Of Trust made by "itiiarn
ny VIA sI,rr erCs4 allen, his hiie, 10 me, GHHu
hl'A lng5 i,J recorded In Trust Deed booE 40;
ucD'H -, H. Jerks OfAceos the County Court oil
z, l"ESen NV West VIIglliA, Will, on
Va'0 ,sATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81, 1856
o.,,,6IIcsu,ton to the highest and best 6id,
e at PlSiS onft House OF said county, in The city
d Wing +, the following described real esIas,
" nv: Al that pArI OF out lot numbSI teti
a." - No AID being situate IN Jacobs AddiMpn y
W ~ formerly called the tITn Of S2nth wheel
EA'I va" hal rs now the city Of wheeling, Hn3
~ puI Nv. ea,: ii 10 OF the baltimore nhlo hall,
jag Sn 's The pArt OF said lot No. 10 bsipg AZ INC
fnal HHS nj ssId lot not Lunyeyed BY Jonn Aicn
frG isn5 vie prior 10 July II, 1911, lying between
igtu at' ranyeyed 10 A. J. foUklngl prior 70 Elu
ths ls,S "a lac norhern line Of said cut lol tnen
nsss G GS john Hnndl'n aud Others; taid I9t nay
nau,T ',"; on the east side OF the Baltimore YniO
Ivy xxi ~ trIGI Of seventy.Iour feet more o. len
%T, ming =" blCE about nhy'hVe ieet 70 meEei
an KIN the same property conyeJe ga 70 Gh aries
ht.t, ,, al 6y A J. YODkinys ava wile % ueyo
4 u, 1916. and recorded ~ me C1St dS
usSH 81 t,,. County Court OF ono CtunJ ~ DeSo
9le o. Is psce Is, and BY said COwen apd vi
300 80 ms SAID William Alltu by DECD uAtsu
SS,ayi5SSF .. lSO, aud recorded in Deed BOOK NO
~ sS ~, Is sALE-CaSh In hand on DAY Of Eaie
orIl NV ~ - 49,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

A IL KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB
"A. PRINTING neatly and promptly exceeded a
tbg tAfuIlREpGP1 jon oVI11G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11

NEW YosK. Nov. lO.-E Exports of domCsti, cot.
tOns Tor he week have been S.ly7 packages, and
for he expired iOrtion Of the y,Rr 1882 pack.
age HRaius Us GO packages Tor the same tne ~
y, Ut. Through this excess and the curtailment OF
the production the supply OF Coz ne yarn coffin
taYeoeen nateriS l"sSemcd. ihe ninrIe ii hps been
quiet Bs usual 10 TuG,day ttIl more business l. do.
lug that the moderate move men. apparently
would Justify,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11
WOOL.

Nxw YoRG, Nov. i0.-wooi firm and fairly active;
domestic fleece zGAS5c; pulled lIaSSc. Texans sA2lc
Lead.
New YORK, Nov. 1O.-Lcad steady; common 50 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-11
uoNEMARKETs.
The wholesale Prices of all the Various
COnimodIties.


lSrELuGEScER 0HT1cE, |
WHEELING. wednesday, Nov II.
Thi,mornlns's quotations a'e noticeable only fol
the absence OF any changes fanny importance ovCi
those Of last week. There Is general complaint
about the scarcity Of money especially In the STo
Gerry trade. Merchants say that they are turning
do En Orden owing TO the absence OF the money
that should accompany them ora guarantee that
II will be paid. Enough Orden come ~ 10 keep
them hard Ut work II they were all tllei, IN tho
pFSyiJoa trade buSIpeGS Is dull IS always ts o.
ihls SCaSoc Of the year; Is about the end OF the
old meat tHide and the lew meat hiss not yet been
killed, Produce IL still away down; al improve
menl Ia this lhs II looked for during TIE e0r1ilS
week. In the way oi cnGlRts this week TIC one IN
the CAnuGd goods Is the mCBt important none Is
made 10 sugars or conGes The prices given below
are subject 10 fluctuations during the W0eki
GRAM, FLOUR, nc.
Corrected by J. NJ. CLouSToy, general grain deal.
ct, corner Of Market and South streets.
Grdin--Mhe0t Csc per bnShel, New state DATA
CSC: Rye G)C. none Oaoring Ecw State corn.
on the wharf. sRtOc; old. Jpc.
FlOur--FRncy patents, spring and wintcr 70 90 70
625; fancy family, white amber amber and winter
S %. DAT meGl-medium bEand-s5O per Dbl;
fancy $500. Bye -four 81 90
Hitl Fetd-BfOwn midiilneS eS 20: coarse do
els 90; brau SIG o.; chopped iced So %.
Efny aud Srdp-Prlnc lOOst timothy, new, SO Qua
is TO per Ton; no old offering: prime baied Slt CA
is 10 per ton, by the Car load. Wheat straw s. OOa
co.; Dat straw $40 10; very little StraWIn market
PnoysioSs E1c.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-01-31
A Crazy.QuiIt Mania.
A PARoDY-BY A VICTIM.


Oh say can you see by the dawn's early light,
What you failed to perceive at the twilights
last cleaning;
cranky concern that through the long night.
Der the bed where you slept was so saucily
streaming;
The silk patches SO fair,
Round, three-cornered, and square
Gives proof that the lunatic bed-quilt is there.
Oh the crazy-quilt mania triumphantly raves,
And maid wife, and widow are bound as its slaves.
On that quilt dimly seen as you rouse from your
sleep,
Your long missing necktie in silence reposes,
And the floselle insects that over it creep,
A piece of your vest half concels half discoses.
There is Kensington stitch
In designs that are sich,
Snowflake, arasene, point russo, and all rich.
Oh, the crazy-quilt mania how long will it rave? !?
And how long will fair women be held as its slave
And where is that wife who SO vauntingly swore
That nothing on earth her affections could
smother,
She crept from your side at the Ginning of four,
And is down in the parlor at work on another
Your breakfasts are spoiled
And dinners half boiled,
And your efforts to get square supper are foiled
By the crazy Guilt mania that fiendishly raves,
And to which all the women are absolute slaves.
And thus it has been since the panic began,
In many loved homes it has wrought desolation,
And cursed is the power by every man,
That has brought him so close to the verge Of
starvation.
But make it she must,
She will do it or bust,
Beg, swap, and buy pieces or get them on trust
Oh the crazy quilt mania may it soon cease to rave
In the land of the Free and the home of the brave
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-01-31
TowsoNTOWN Md, SATURDAY, JANUARY 81, 1885.

Jenifer's resignation was accepted and
he afterwards entered the Confederate
service where he became Colonel and
was noted for his daring reconnoisances
on horseback. He figured prominent
ly in the battle of Balls Bluff-mounted
on his white charger he seemed to bear
charmed life, as he galloped along
the picket lines at times amid shower
of bullets from sharpshooters.
After the American War was over he
became Chief of Calvary to the Khedive
of Egypt for several years and finally
returned to America with a splendid
stud of blooded Arabian horses which
were exhibited in York at the Fair and
elsewhere. He died in the spring of
1878.
The history and traditions of Han
over will always be associated with the
name of Jenifer, because of the doings
of that eventful April 22d, 1861. We
have but little more to say in regard to
the great scare. Streets were barrica-
ded at the outer suburbs, guards noun
ted and patrol kept up for several days.
When war actually burst upon the town
at the time of Lees great invasion and
Kilpatrick's and Stuart's calvary forces
charged and recharged upon each other
in bloody conflict through and around
the town, the citizens acted much more
calmly than amid the unfounded cru
mors of wars" at the time of the great
Baltimore Scare" in the spring of
1861. Thus it is that imagination is
often worse than the reality, and the
actual horrors of wars in living earnest,
are not as bad as "the rumors of wars"
and the anxiety and suspense attending
unfounded reports of coming disasters.
-Hanorer (Pa.) Herald
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-01-31

Few young ladies with indulgent faith
ers will be willing to believe, especial
ly at this time of the year, that sealskin
coats are dangerous things to wear, but
Philadelphia expert medical authority
of the highest character declares that
this garment, so much coveted of the
feminine heart, as used in this climate,
is unhealthy and should be abandoned
as wrap of general use.
DR.. J. Soils Cohen, the eminent Spe-
cialist in throat and chest diseases, said
to a reporter yesterday that furs upon
garments to be worn about the Shout
der and neck are all of them to be
avoided. The thoughtless manner in
which the garments are thrown back
from the shoulder and throat, after the
body has been unduly heated by them,
is the chief objection to the furs.
They also prevent proper circulation,
and as the body in ordinary weather
can be kept sufficiently warm with other
and lighter garments the furs should be
abandoned. A small fur boa, which is
thrown about the throat while the
wearer is in the open air, and at once
thrown aside upon entering the house,
is considered a good thing. "The
sealskin coats, however, are specially
worthy of notice." said the doctor,
"because they have become so common.
1t is entirly too heavy wrap for this
section. Ifused discreetly and only in
very cold weather, it is unobjectionable ;
but the trouble is that some of the fair
owners of the pretty coats wear them in
pretty much all sorts of weather because
they are both fashionable and becoming
and because many ladies can only af-
ford the one garment and must wear it
at all times. Thus it is wrap of every
day use in a climate which does not re-
quire SO heavy garment. The result
is frequent perspirations suddenly
checked. This means cold, consump-
ton and DEATH"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-01-31
The Educated Miss.

She's dainty little maiden
With artistic graces laden,
Quite aware other attractions and rejoicing in hel
teens;
She parades with ostention
All her Vassar edusation,
With reminiscent favoring of culture and Of
beans.
With suggestions by the legion,
She can scale the siry region
Where the transcendential fantasies in gay dis.
order float;
With languor rare and queenly
She can voyage most serenely
Through the hazy sublimation of the misty and
remote.
She read the rocky pages
Of the geologic ages
When the mighty megatherium was sleeping i1
its lair;
With features bright and smiling
She is often most beguiling
With medieval narratives of knight and "ladys
fair"
She is often entertaining
When most learnedly explaining
How the phiosophic systems in a measure dis
agree. Z
She is posted in quadratics
And the higher mathematics, ~
And can ask you for the butter in the language
of "Paree."
She's an educated daisy,
And could run a fellow crazy
With a stock of information too enormous to re-
hearse;
She brought away from college
Such immeasurable knowledge
Of the correlated members of the whizzing uni
verse.
Still, hope this gentle maiden,
With such eruditon laden
And so emnently fitteC with philosophers to cope,
Yet may manage to dicover
Something worthy in lover
All intent upon the making of merchantable
soap: Life.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1885-01-31

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