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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-11
At the Opera House.

The Opera House was well filled with
an appreciative audience to witness MIXED
Pickles" and left highly pleased. Fort the
matinee this afternoon, Mr.. Polk repeats
his popular comedy of MIXED Pickles
for the last time this season in Wheeling.
Tonight he will conclude his engagement
with his successful comedy drama, The
Gentleman from Nevada" in which, as
Christopher Columbus Bright, he is sure
to delight the audience. A better company
or more carefully presented comedies
Wheeling has not seen for Il long time.
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A New Art Studio.

Miss Minnie E. Gilchrist will open an
art studio at 1908 Market street on We'd
nesday, September 18th, and will give in
structions in painting, crayon, free hand
drawing and free hand sketching. Miss
Gilchrist is a talented artist, having gain
cd quite an enviable reputation for her
work, especially in crayOn portraits, and
that she will make a successful and accom-
plished teacher is undOubted.
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The Grand Opera House.

A crowded house greeted Miss Kitty
Rhoades and her company at the Grand
Opera House last evening, the piece pre-
sented being ga Bad Boy" The same
piece will be presented again at the matt
nee this afternoon, and this evening it is
probable that Engaged" will be repeated,
which will insure another full house.
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O THE t
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court met yesterday morning,
but the calling of the dockets was defer
red until next Monday, when Part l will
be called at 9 D. m, and Part II at 2 p. m.
The Jurors who were summoned for Tues
day 14th are requested lot to report until
the 18th.
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PATRONS of the State Fair call at Mans
fields before leaving the city, and try a
Mint Julep, recommended by the leading
physicians of the city for sickness. First
saloon south of the suspension bridge.
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speeIal Sunday Excursions.

On and after July II, 1856, the Ohio
River Railroad Company will sell excur-
sion tickets every Sunday until further
notice at the following rates: Wheeling to
Parkersburg and return, S2.25; Wheeling
to Sistersville and return, $3.50. Tickets
only to be used on day of sale. Train
leaves Wheeling at 7:l0 A. NJ. city time;
returning, will leave Parkersburg at 4:05
P. NJ. and Sistersville at Clio 7. NJ, Wheel
ing time.
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Index to New Advertisements.

SECOND PAGE
NOtce-JOhn 5. Williams.
wanted-NuSe Girl.
Teacher Of Painting, Free-Hand Drawing, &c.
Miss Minnie +. GilChrist.
Primary Election, Richland District.
New Idea Carpet Sweeper-Nesbitt & Bros.
Hall Lanterns and LamDS-Ewing Bros.
Highest Award-DurstS Pure jersey Ice Cream.
Cheap BOOks-StantOn & Davenport
School of ElOcutiOn-MiSs $ J. MehOlin.
English Training SchOOl-Wheeling Business
College.
Important to Fair VisitOrs-R. II. List.
FOURTH PAGE
Religious Notices.
List of Letters.
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Mill Items.

The La Belle mill has made arrange
ments with its heaters and will resume
operations on Tuesday next.
The news comes from Pittsburg that all
the manufacturers up there intend hold
ing out for the Manufacturers scale.
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Pittsburg and Return.

The Knights OfSt. George, St. John and
the St. Alphonsus Society will 60 to Pitts
burg, Sunday, September II, via the B. &
o. Fare for tn round trip Sl.75. Tickets
good two days.
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For the accommodation 0 fpeople attend
ing the State Fair, the GAINESVILLE accom-
mediation will not leave Wheeling Septem-
Der :, :, 9, and 10, until DO p. m, city
time.
Every day during Fair week the Wash
ington, Pa, accommodation will leave
Wheeling ut 5:5Oinstcad of 400, city time.
Special train for Grafton and way sta
tions, will leave Wheeling on September,
:, Q and 10, at 5:i5 p. M, city time.
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Cheap Excursion to the Mountains.
On September 4 the B. & o. will sell
round trip tickets to Oakland at the low
rate of 800; Mountain Lake Park, $500;
and Deer Park, $40. Tickets good to
return until September 6, inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-11

To MAKE rOOm for our daily aFriV-
ais OF Fall and Winter stool we shall
Oner our Summer stock at reduced
nrfeeS. c. NESS a SONS
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Mbeelin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
TIE WEATHER.
INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON September ll.-FOrW West
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
local rains fOllswed by fair weather,
slightly cooler westerly winds.
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SADDER EUT WISER

when they inspected their garments on ar
irving at home. The sooner the modest
calico dress is recognized rs cM rtgis ut
State Fairs, the better for the peace of
mind Of the Ladies and the pOcket-boOk of
patrrftmiIies. The number Of vehicles in
the uuarter-stretch during the races was
quite rs large Us Thursday, the wealth
aud fashion OF the city being out for a day
OF enjoyment. The space set apart for the
equipages has come To be a great place of
resort for I society man who is not
"hOrsey, " and every afternoon two or three
dozen youths, cane in hand and cigarette
in mouth, can be seen snug
ly e~nScouced on the back seat with the
ladies, or pcrched upon the drivers box,
from which point of vantage they balanced
4 paraSOl over u female friend, while
valuable pointers on the speed contests are
discussed right and left. The rain which
came up late in the afternoon caused a
lively stampede among the fair ladies and
brave men in this portion Of the ground,
and only 4 couple of dozen rigs, whose Oc-
cupantS were deeply interested IN the rum
ming race, remained until the contest was
over.
he crowd inside
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WEAR B~albriggan Underwear.EThey
arc h best and cheapest. All sizes ut
L. HESS a sons,
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THE river is so low the boats can hardly
run. So are Lynch's prices away down.
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THE Fifth DAY,

About Twelve Thousand People Visit the
State Fair.
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The Weather Not So Warm, But a Lively
Shower Falls.
FAIRLY GOOD SPORT ON THE TRACK.
A Very Large Attendance Of Ladies and
Children.
THE PROGRAMME FOR THE LAST DAY.

About the Grounds.
TIE ATTENDANCE NOT 80 LARGE.
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will sell round trip tickets to Pittsburg at
$3.50 and Washington, Pa, at 81 every
Sunday morning. Trains leave at, 5:05 and
7:35, city time.
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THE earth and everybody else qnakes a
Lynch's low prices.
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A GREAT Acknowledgements low prices.

Fort Wayne Route to Chicago. Quick Time
Train leaving Bridgeport ut l;50 p. H.,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning at $50. Connection made in the
Union Depot for all points West and
Northwest.
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4 HONE sTOCK MAN WIS.
: Yesterdays Races.
THE CONTESTS DRAW 4 ZIG CROWD.

HE attendance ut
yesterdays speed
contests on t h c
New Fair Grounds,
while not so large
as the audience of
Thursday, was en-
tirely rs
to size, about V
thousand people be
ing in sight from the
reporters stand at
two o'clock. T h q
crowd was not near
" 50 soon on the
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We have won the racial high priced
shoe dealers distanced at Lynch'S.
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l have been greatly bcnettedby Gooch's
Mexican Syrup, and / have been entirely
relieved of the sutlocating sensation which
gave me much apprehension. / am now
able to get a comfortable nights rest. |
can recommend il to all sufferers of Lung
trouble. Mrs. WIN. Moss,
psi Hopkins Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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On double turn-The prices for shoes a
Lynch's.
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OUR Misses Is button high fine shoes
for Sl.50 are a bargain at ST. {.
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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OUR $50 Ladies' fine shoes sell for
$500 everywhere.
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.
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STRANGERS in the city desiring to spend
a pleasant evening should visit the Alham-
bra Rink tonight.
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LIS OoD&CO. e lldry goods the cheapest.
THE Big Rink is open tonight.
The II. q.

WHERE was the boy Why, at LYNCH
cheap shoe house, Twelfth street.
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ground the day before. The decrease in
the attendance was scarcely noticeable,
however, about the upper portion OF the
grounds, the Main Building, Machinery
Hall and the other buildings being thrOnged
all day long. From the reporters stand
mt the race course, however, there was a
very decided difference in the number Of
people to be seen, not over seven thousand
being in sight ut two o'clock in the after
noon. The scenes and incidents of Thurs
day were, to a large extent, repeated yes
terday, and very little that was new or
novel presented itself to the reportOrial
gaze. The only thing worthy Of especial
mention, so far Us the crowd was con-
cerned, was a very noticeable increase in
the number of ladies and children, some
thing easily accounted for by the dismissal
Of the public schools for the day.
THE LITTLE..oNEs,
rs a rule, seemed to have q hard time of it,
the heat and dust quickly taking away
their interest in the affair, especially, as
was too often the case, when the parents
rushed the kids about at a twO-forty gait,
tOrgetful of the fact that four, five and six
c OldS cann not stand such u strain for
u length of time without becoming tirCd
and cross. The ladies, many OF whom
were upon the grounds for the first time,
seemed to extract a large measure Of pleas
ure from their visit, and they swarmed
over the enclosure and through the build
ings in couples and triOS, or in bevieS OF
half a dozen, seemingly regardless alike of
the heat and dust. The result was that
by evening the raiment of the large major
ity of the fair visitors was a sight ~calcula-
ted to drive the family laundreSS to deSpair.
White dresses OfvariOus degrees OF iineneSs
were the rule, and mud, rain dust and
p~erspiratiOn speedily reduced most Ofthem
TO a mere wreck OF their former lOvelinesS,
while the misguided damsels and matrons
who were thOughtleSs enough to make the
tour on foot, encased in silks and SatinS,
were
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LYNCH's shoes are the best. Twelfth
street.
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. WHEN the steam is on the mill will
start. So will the low prices at Lynch's.
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THE lost child returned after he got
pair of shoes at Lynch's, Twelfth Street.
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THE Alhambra Palace Rink will be open
tonight, with music.
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THE longest pole will knock the mulber-
les. So does Lynch's low prices.
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EXPLOsION-In prices of shoes at
Lynch's.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

No fancy prices for shoes at Lynch's,
Twelfth street.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN CORSETS

The old stand by. DR.. Warren'S Tampicl, SOC.
The New Short Hip 75C COrSet for 500.
TlluSual COr COrsrt We are selling At Joe.
Rlark Satin COr>etS, 6Jc.
DF. Warmers tOrlliue and Health C0rSet.
Try DR.. WaFren'S Perfumed tOrSetS.
See Our Large Line of Dress Trim
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..No More Sunncating."

WE got the prize for the lowest prices
for foot wear; Lynch'S, Twelfth street.
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We will keep open every night from thi
date. Stones Cash Shoe Store.
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GENTLEMEN, compare our $500 fine
shoes with those you have been paying
s.. 80 for.
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that most of the manipulators
of the cam racket and EIh
dred fakes are ltalans. Inc
~peculiar ''brogue'' of the land OF
beautiful sunsets and balmy air Is to be
heard on all sides from theGrand Stand up
10 the Main Building, and, in the language
of a gentleman who noted the peculiarly
Yesterday, it looks as if every O~rgan-grlnder
i'm the country had gone to following the
Fairs. Among these people there were
two or three very neat gambling arrange
ments, in which one had the option of tax
ing either money or a prize, the latter
being the blind, and a good deal OF cash
changed hands in one way and another.
Besides this class of ca~tch-penny devices,
there is a big anaconda snake, a tre-eater
and sword-swallower, a gentleman who sits
in a tank of water, in company with q
dozen or so of four-foot aligators and lee
lures for a small consideration upon
various things, and so on through a long
list of attractions"
This will be
THE LAST DAY
of the Fair, but the attractions will be fully
as great as at any time during the week.
Nothing will be moved until after the
gates close in the evening, and visitors can
find plenty of enjoyment all morning and
during most of the afternoon. The races
will be fine, and as they are called for one
O'Clock they will be over at IN unusually
early hour. Some of the live stock, which
has to appear at other Fairs Monday morn
ing, will be shipped during the afternoon,
but among so many animals the absence of
even several hundred head of stock cannot
be missed. The cavalcade of yesterday
morning was an exceedingly fine display
and attracted a great amount of attention,
hundreds going to the grounds especially
to see it.
A HOME STOCK MAN WINS.
Curran A~pplegate, of Brooke county,
took the first premium on Jersey cattle,
his competitor being NJ. b. Rowe, OF Fred
ericksburg, Pa, who claims TO have the
finest Jerseys in America. Lon Linch, of
this city, took the first premium for a
y~earling stallion, cared for and conditioned
by Mr.. Applegate. This is quite a feather
in the cap of the Brooke county farmer,
and his friends are proud of his success.
Among the prominent horse men on the
ground are Mr.. d. NJ. Harris, Of Zanes-
Vile, o., and Cal. PridmOre, OF YOungs-
town, both clever gentlemen. Mr.. Harris
is the owner Of Flora Wilkes, and also OF
Abdella Thorn. n Well-knOWn racer.
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THE DAY ONE OF ENJOYMENT.
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GREAT meeting at Lynch's shoe house
to-day.
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The Bon Ton Store

THE low prices astOnish everybody, at
Lynch's, Twelfth street.
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BOUT twelve
thousand people
took in the State
Fair yesterday,
about three
fOurths Us many
Were on the
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Buttons ! Buttons Buttons

Who has the Buttons: We have them. No
end 10 them.
All STYLES BUStlcS. latest ami cheapest
Gloves, Kid, silk, Li,lr ami Cashmere We
have the best 2Or PIcv SIX Ml,ls.
our CloakSaul Short NmFs arr now open Tor
inspection. Come uId look AT them.
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Aew Advertisements.


T IST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Postofice at Wheeling, Ohio
county, W. Va, Saturday, September II, lSS. To
obtain any of the following, the applicant must
ask for advertised letters, giving date OF list
LADIES.
Brown, Mrs. +. J. OkcrlatScn, Auguste
Buchanan, Miss Rosa Russell. Miss Bcaler
Chambers, Miss Cora Smith, Mrs. Anethla
KesSlcr. Miss Lou
GENTLEMEN.
Barnes. ChaS. W. McGlockin, Ionic
Blake, MilrnY McGOcy, John J.
Colbert, Joe rritnCr, X. II.
COylc, James smiley, }. W.
Criucr VIM SmOthCr. II. NJ.
Kcistcr, Jack, > Tucker. \. VI.
Kemp, Roy !" Weaver. james.
Lowe. Thomas WOditZka. Edward
Midland. Richard Moral. John.
ROBERT SIMPSON, L. VI.
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Is the place for bargains I'm Artists
Materials, Frames and MOuIGinxs.
Fancy Goods, Amateur Photographic
Outfits, etc.
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HENRY JACOBS & CO.

We will give you a few examples, as much as
the space permits and in looking over our stock
Won will find that these few are not mere leaders
nor bats. hut yuu will find all goods correspond
ingly Low:
Extra Wide. All-WOOl SSekinS, plain and mixed
eOlOrS. soc and zoe per yard.
Double Width. Bro. Mixed TrieOtS, Toe per yard.
New Plaid. 45-inch S8eking, all wool, soc per I'd.
The very popular new mixed hOmespunS, Doc,
l5r and JOr.
HOVE-NADE FLANNELS. PIE and 2jc Per yard.
over thirty different patterns 10 select frOH.
Double Width satin BeFberS, BE per yard.
AI-WOOl. All COlorS, 36-inrh Cashmere SIt2e per
yard.
Burle Vest Front JERSEYS 1925.
Table Linen. pure linen, Ice yer yard. Turkey
Red 27lar per ward.
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In Wellsburg, on Charles street, 7Ox2O
feet, large show window, situated in SPLEEN
did location, business part of the town.
All new counters and shelves, the finest in
the State. Only $l3 80 per month. Pos
session given October /. Address
w. &. DUAL.
Or J. I. DOUGLASS,
WellSburg, w. Va.
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STREET
Religious Notites.

DISCIPLES CHURCH rrNTpv No.
- ingl-Rcv. II Simpson layr, ehts
morrow at lOsN u IN. and = An -, TN','
by the pastor. sunday school Al "a NI'
s~ion-School, on LaRc,ir >lrryt. al = u
are welcome. pa
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+ all Clothing.
A WORD in SEAS0Nl
An ounce OF prevention is worth o

An ounce OF prevention is worth q nou.,
of cure. Cool nights mean colds. m alIuaa
and no telling what, to men-young and aS
who are negligent about their c]otb;U.u
We've had few cool, chilly nights aImaSs'
It's time we were having them. We can os
pect nothing else from now on. Thepsos,
we suggest, for your comfort and as a cnaaI
against some of the ills that flesh is heir +"
LIGHTWEIGHT TOP COAT. Our Iish,'
Weight Fall Overgarments are made Of III.
newest, best wearing and most fashionable ma
terials. 1t is we'll and widely known that q,
coats fit perfectly; that they are superior !"
many respects to those offered lpadv-m,dIa
elsewhere, and that they are fully eonl IN
every particular to those made to measure nv
ti~rst-class merchant-tailors, while our pricrs
are fully one-third lower. Do You care "a,
health? If SO, you cannot afford to be with.
out Il Light Weight Top Coat. Prices ranr.
from s. to S25.
d. GUNDLING & CO
Dealers in Fashionable Garments,
80 TWELE'TH STREEr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10

Pretty figured lawns, warranted fasl
solon. are marked three cents at Fresr's
Troy bazaar. Four cents yard will buy
: real fine lawn dress u Frear's Troy
Bazaar. Fine yard vide lawns in the
best styles. oil reduced from one shilling
to six and quarter cents at Frears Troy
Bazaar. Pretty figured sattesns, in both
light and dark colors, are ticketed
seven and . half cents 1t Frear's Troy
Bazaar. All the yard vide eighteen and
twenty cent satteens, in BEST French de-
signs. are now being ran out over The
shilling counter Of Frear's Troy Bazaar.
Pretty embroidered cbambrsy dress pat
terms, worth five dollars. are selling ai
two dollars and ninty five cents at Frear's
Troy Bazaar. Best quality and prettiesi
figured challa delsines are one and oil
marked twelve and one-half cents a
Frear's Troy Bazaar. Double-fold white
flannel dress goods, already sponged. are
marked fifty cents at Frear's Troy Bazaar
White and cream nuns yelling only
twelve and half cents at Frear's Troy
Bazaar. Double-fold canvas bunting
measuring plump forty.two inches. il
cream, pink, blue. mode and tan, 10 nov
marked twenty cents at Fresr's Troy
Bazaar. Double-fold drap d'alms. 10 oil
the latest shades. including ecru. mode,
beige and tan. oil ticketed twelve and I
half cents 81 Fresrs Troy Bazaar. Greal
sale Of eight hundred pieces Of genuine
pongee. warranted pure silk and free from
loading OF any description. commences to-
day at FIear's Sroy Bazaar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1886-06-10

A Correspondent sesds us tho following
~riisss b. Charles Lsnb:
The sAssrs have gone over us. Bat
out Of the black depths, could be heard.
I could cry cot ~ sll .hn~~ Win hsv- but
ses fc9s 10 the parilon. nood. Gould
The yoash 70 whom th~ flavor II hi. hrs'
vino 10 deise,va. ~ tie opening seenes Of
life. ~ a.. sntsnng upon some
ns~ly discovered pArsdsss. look is-
10 nv dissertation. and s~ male 10 uader-
stand wbss dsesry thing IL !. vh.i, .
man shall f~rl Liasslf going dosn freci.
picv. ~lih "a ch ssrs and psssis- Sill
b ~. his distraction add ussr 80 po.cr
10 stop il. $50 ,rt fesi ~ all ". ssy eaoa-
mating ,rrm Limsclf, &c see ell goodness
empiied ont Of him. sad yet not be abi
70 forget time when II was not otherwise;
70 bear sboai him The piseons spectacle
Of h.s osn ruiol Could hs ses my lowered
eye -ieserish with tbs last nights drink
Jog and fessrshIy looking Tor to.night's
repetition Of the folly; could lao but feel
The body Of The death u which l cry.
hourly with ieebIer cutlery. 70 be delivered
iii were enough 10 make him dash the
beverage to the earth in the pride Of iis
msntliug temptation"
The writer Of The above wailing warning
70 young mcu Was Que Of Tho most dessr'
vedIy popular su,hors Of bis day. but be
became, Is the result Of convivisl habits.
hopeless. helpless iuebrste. Will young
men take heed 10 his wAruings-- Ssbbdf'
Reading.