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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21
Personal POINTS.
NJ ,Vomonis OF WI eellngitss, and the Com.
ing and Going of Strangers.

ing and Going of Strangers.
Mr.. Selby Jones, OF Kansas City, is ct
the Mcclure.
Mr.. c \. Hau8e % home from an eX-
/ tended Western visit.
DR.. ". H. Former arrived AZ the St
James Yesterday. He may be found dur.
ing office hours a. los Market street. See
card.
Mr.. Sue L. Tallant AID sister Miss May
/ Lose. lave gore 10 Pitr,burg to attend the
wedding Of their cousin, Mr Harry w.
/ Blckel 10 Miss LYDIA Paals"U
Mcssrs George Rlnchart, Of Philadel.
phia. j. II. Chandler ard Nelson Ramsey,
! Of Baltimore, aud Geo Brhnrr, Of Chicago,
all prominent glass buycrs, are in the CITY
making purchases, aud are stopping Al the
/ Stamm.
Mr.. James Burris, who left Wheeling in
| 1855 for ST. P1ul Mnn., where he hns
since resided. is in the city shaking hands
with old fri. MI Mr.. Burris has seen 81
/ Paul grow from e town to lis present size
and has teen largely Unidentified with lis
business interest.
/ 'SuuKE always tell which WAY the wind
blows, that's true. And the happy wo-
man who WAS cured o. chronic headache
nv using Salvation o. might be excused
for telling the good news 20 the entire
ueiss burhoat
PnILlr PuuIrs, the great singer and
lecturer. will np ear at the Fourth street
NJ Z church next Monday and Tuesday
NIGHTS. All lis talks srd songs will be il.
Iusira,ed by lime light views on sheet Of
canvas 20 let rQua'c. Ills closing cong
will be more than worth the price Of the
admission. Don't foil to attend. Admis-
sion. - cents; children, - cents RI"
served seats 1T Houses music store 30
cents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21

IVA T. bF "E0l IlsNr ! \ ''l'llI W. y
= ~, $. In the circuit Court Of ohio county
January Rules, lS'i.
Julia ). Curtis
Florence 4. Dixon, with James B.Nnn, her hu-
band; James Dixon, trustee. Richard Lee Dixon.
l.awI. nee Dixon, sarah Jane Ray with tdward
Raw her lUsbaTU. EItIA snn Dtau pud Nathan
icl Dian h"r husband, and CIarisst tow with
- Low hcT husband,
- CHAHCEEY.
The object "i his ,uit j. 10 ha'" part3Ji made
Of two aTtcls UI lard IL tng IN ON" uUuury, WCsi
Virginia, the hIst al which contains about ore
hundred aud seyCnt'Cn sCr :. SiUg en- Long run
Il branch Of Burdin eek. vi ich said tract Il land
was lately owned 10y Thomas :. MaIln and " b.
liam u. Martin, am r. LOs jointly -. btd 10y ] '"T
rnca J.. BiN'n and Julia 'u.ii'. The seruLa "i
said tracts oI land contains siNt. -H'e acts AMI
twelve poles aud RdiOlns III" town 81 hcst iti city
aud was lately owned jointly Icy Ih'm's Z Martin
aud William u. Martir, bur |, no" jointly owned
by Julia \. Curtis and IL, h I'd lac INOn and
Lawrence Il Dixon. Nrd i. said aui- cannot re
diyiGCd h,tW.,H the parties iHt'ltd ih'I,tO, then
10 have both rrOtr ties s"li and the proceeds Of
such sales distributed according To- law mt f.
appearing from al affidavit LirI ~ this girEr, 40
ihDsr Eu.cs, that the dri"rdAi e., /. g. bean, y a.
thlbial Dean. laIiSa Low ant ---- Low, are no
residents NJ the stutc Gi v eel Virginia. and they
not tyiug h.ru s.rv," with y pC',s Ia thi. sur
"n motion OI the comp. i'a"I, b., his solicitors
this order Il publ, alton 8 ri'sut iruu-i 1h'm,
and il is ordered that H." sad j,i, ud-nts. T. \
bean, Nattaui"i i,.u. tHr"l Tow ard
Low are required 10 HIp NJ h,r,. witt iooT" month
after the L. 81 ihu hssi ruhtr on 20! this order
and do what Is necessary tu pr t,ri their iUtrD.is
il is iIrih, uu,"rtd that thi, order be- puhlish,d
and posted - required 10y law
MItucs, John ". Mitchell, Cl,Ik ol lid Corr.
az the Count Guu~r 81 I, county. tn afh day OF
January, 1876, tu-att January tUi, I.,t.
John ~. NIir.i.Il |. iIrrk.
Published the hrst rirHr. January G., i--6.
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK.
Il. e. BAER and ". NJ. BuSLAT,
jI' Solicitors Tor Complainant.
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Mr.. CHARLEs HAGENS was robbed Of
between four and five dollars in the Second
ward market house yesterday morning.
Two DRINKS were run IN last night
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The Weekly Circular.

,erGay, as follows:
OFFICE Or
WESTERN Nail ASSOCIATION,
WHEELIXG, W. Va, Jan. 20.
GEyrLGuEy:-The following mills have
reported
Belmont Nail Co.-Jsnuary 10. Have
Ill machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running.
Belfont Iron Works--JanURry 10Th. Have
100 machines Running. Heating furnaces
and nail plate rolls on double turn.
I.4ushhn Nail Co.-January 2Oth. Have
- machines running, including 80 self
tesders Heating furnaces and rolls run
ming.
Norton Iron Works--January l9;h, Have
30 machines, heating furnaces and rolls
in operation
Western Nail Cs.-Jsnuary 18th. Have
- machines running Heating furnaces
and uall plate train running.
Kelly Nail and Iron Co--January 20,h
Have II machines Running. Heating fur.
naCes and rolls on double turn.
Wheeling Iron and Nail Co January
10Th. Have % machines, heating furnaces
and rolls running.
Riverside Iron Worke-January 10th.
Have 81 machines running.
Calumet Iron and Steel Co-Jenuary
10Th. Have 81 machines and nail plate
rolls runDisg.
Jefferson Iron Works-January 18th.
Have 81 machines heating furnaces and
rolls running.
LsRelle Iron Works--JanuarY 20th
Have 81 machines running.
Benwood Iron Works-Janusry 20tb.
Have machines running.
The above shows $50 machines in ope.
alton at Manufacturers Scale, an increase
OF IS compared with last week g report.
Yours respectfully.
George WISE,
Secretary
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OUs own make shoes in all styles 81 so
Lockes, 1913 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21

Doxr tail to see the two mile dash Oe-
tween Burkett and FalEelstein at the Cap
itol R.uk tonight,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21

There WAS serious trouble at the 8eIlaire
Nail Works yesterday The company, Il
short time ago, agreed to pay their miners
according to sliding scale based on the
price Of nails the fret advance under it
coming ABOUT Christmas. Lister change
WAS made and some of the miners were dig
charged, with the understanding that the
company would get part Of the coal usgd
from Pittsburg. The other miners now
want the sliding scale under which they
have been paid signed, but, as we are told,
the company will not sign il. The miners
md the other gogkmen there all belong TO
the Trades and Labor Assembly and when
the company announced Yesterday that
they would stGrt today there Was q big
kick among the men \ meeting was
called for last night 20 deliberate over the
matter, and it WAS largely attended. After
about two Gnl a hall hours Of elaboration
the men decided to start the factory 10 day.
P,tisburg coal will BE- used exclusively IN
running the works, at lcagt, for the preseGt.
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Rednctinn nf Eastern NniI.r., Mares.

information has been received by the
p.i.efs in this city that the Chesapeake
Nail Company, q Harrisburg, have given
notice OF 10 per cent reduction Of nail
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21

GRgAr t~o mile dash between Barke;,
aa:a Falkens.ein, tonight at the Capitol
ma.
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A GAMBLER IN TROUBLE
For Usurping the Place of tho Cook
in a Martins Ferry Home.
Accident at the Blast FurnaCe--GIass
Matters PoStofiice. Gen
eraI Local Men,
ton.

Yesterday "Reidy" Delaney, an ez gam
bier" from away back, who hos been
living in this place for several weeks past,
was given hearing before Squire Mitch
ell on the charge OF assaulting Mrs. John
McCloskey.
1t seems from the testimony that Della
ney went TO the home Of Mrs. McCloskey
on Water street, and finding no one but
some children OF home, asked for some
thing to eat. As Rsddy expressed it, the
kids were too small to cut the meat, go
proceeded to cut and cook it myself.
While this was going on Mrs. McCloEkey
returned and ordered the sslfelected head
of the household out. This be refused Ia
do, and the lady says. struck her. He
pleading not guilty, and the case being
one which must legally be tried before the
Common Pleas Court, the Squire held him
to answer in the sum Of $50. He will be
taken TO 81. Cioirsville to-day.
THE SCARCITY or CoEE-sERIOUS ACCIDENT
Msio, Loring, Of the Benwood Iron
Co., Was over yesterday looking around
and consulting with the managers OF the
blast furnace, concerning the advisability
Of closing down before they run out Of coke.
This scarcity of coke is caused by the coke
drawers strike in Pennsylvania where the
article is procured, and as there was but
little on hands it was though advisable 10
shut down and save what they had 10 bank
With. 1t WAS decided, however, TO run a
few days longer at least, but about five P.
m an accident occurred which necessi-
tatsd a stop, no matter how much stock
was on handp. While The engine was run
ming along as usual the wrought iron
main shaft broke, disabling the works en-.
,irely and necessitatng delay Of at least
two weeks The shaft will be replaced
with steel one.
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GLASS MATTEES.

Yesterday some glass was put in the
pots ut the BGckeye TO glaze them and
prepare them tor immediate use The
new Smith furnace is now working ADM
rably and the management IL we'll
pleased.
A REGISTER reporter was informed yes
tecday by prominent member Of No. -
4. f. q. W. C., that the EIson men had
accepted the same rate Of wages and work
as the Buckeye and LaBelle. This puts
all hands on an equal footing and will
leave no room for local reductions and
Rlrikes
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OrR own make shoes in all styles - 90
Lockes, 1913 Main street.
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atgsiona! Loe.l on First Page.
ursr. a, DE I.g:rd Rirk tom. sht.

Do>.r tail to see the t7omIe dash De-
.vsen HurAr.f ar3 FaiSeas,a52 ~ the CHP-
itol Rink tonight.
FoR tba bsus6r OF persons Who Wtn 20
attend the opera Tgesday sad t:.ray
EVENING" January lrG a.a3 2-d. tie l. y
q will ran q special train. Iess,ng Vince .
in, for Bellsire %. the close "; the PET
C,rmsncs at the Opera House
Is GonnECo sell DRY Goods the cheapest
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MrslC at the Island Rink tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21

GREAT two mile dash between Burkett
ana Falkenstein, tonight at the Capitol
rink.
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TIE poSTOFTICE.

There is some little commotion among
the postohice aspirants 1t is now posi-
tively asserted that the Washington street
man has the inside track and will undou0t.
eddy get the job. All hands had better
keep an eve open for something is about
10 "drnp" A man from the lower end
wanted to bet s. that the postoihce would
be on Washington street IN lees than five
months.
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Finally, On motion Of NJ. Jordan, the case
,as proceeded with. rule, returnaoie
forthwith b.icg Issued for Mr.. Hudson.
SIT. = a krDuer, foreman OF the REGIS.
rEGuesa room. was the first witness called.
lie remembered seeing the account OF the
roaasry in the REGST&E otice. On going
home on that night, after The completion
q nrs da7 work, he saw a man whom Mr.
WrEav said Was Van Walt. lie was com
In, 10 Fol street while witness was stand
in. at the corner Of Sixteenth and Eoti
streets. Van Walt was coming trom the
direction Of Seventeenth street. Another
uau mad passed on up EoH street. 1t was
between ; and / O'Clock on the morning
Counsel for the defense
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&. MendeI & Co
llnI MAIN ST.
Julia ! Curtis

S,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO COTS
= ", IS. In the Circuit Court Of ohio county
.LnnnILN EMlnr. ISL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21

Excursion tickets to New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all southern resorts are
now on sale at the Panhandle office. For
tickets or full information cnll on or ad-
dress j. G. Tomlinson, Passenger Agent
Panhandle route, Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-21

The second heat in this race will be run
10 night
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Our own make shoes in all styles -. 80.
L7cke's, 1913 Main street
DIR J. II. VINCENT requests every Sab
bath school scholnr in Wheeling to hear
Philip Phillips
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HALF \ Century

Music at the Island Rink tonight.
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GENEhAl.
John Kelly had one of his eyes eli htly
burned ct the glass furnace yesterday.
Miss Berthe Blackford returned yester
day from visit with friends in Bridge
port.
Mr.. SmyHe, OF Mt Pleasant was in
town Yesterday with drove OF cattle.
James Mcintosh returned yesterday
from u visit with friends in Allegheny
City.
The Martins Ferry Pattern Company
Gre engaged on some new stoves for Bel
laire parties.
l.. Spence was not quite so we'll yester
day.
Joseph Medill is again able TO attend to
his duties.
Crumrine y Undertakes man was in
town yesterday.
W. II. Cess aud his brother Herman,
who works as apprentice 10 him, beat s II.
Heaton' record on The same kind o! shoe.
ing yesterday They feel highly elated
over it, having done the same iob in nine
minutes and Ihirty.thres seconds.
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An INCIDENT.

An amusing incident occurred on Han
over street yesterday. a driver in one oil
our livery stables was taking horse up
the hill when crowd Of young men on the
corner commenced throwing Snow balls nj
the animal and rider and hoofing at him,
evidently trying TO scare the horse. Thu
hostile IA ned round aud came back, and,
riding in among the crowd, started 10 dis
mount, expressing himself in an inelegant
way that he could lick the entire Assem-
bIage. Here the funny part came in, viz,
q man of l25 pounds causing the entire
crowd TO dispense and acknowledge that
they were all afraid Of him.
, 1886-05-19
want to give evidence in tins case
him. usher said the judge, i'm

81 want to give evidence in tins case
Swear him. usher said the judge, i'm
patiently.
~Now," said my counsel, state what you
know, my good nan"
al am u Jeweler and matchmaker. | be
lieve the seal TO Phelim O'Curra'S watch
chain is IA seal ] made for Mr.. Smith,on
before he went to Europe"
"Wiil you swear to itt7
"Yes, if | may handle it for n second
O'Curra was brought in nnd the mo
ment the jeweler touched the seal the for
mer slung down as IL struck.
what are You doing,' he asked in II
voice husky with passion and fear.
THAT is the seal, your honor, and thisi'
the watch said the ieweler US lie
pulled IL gold repeater ont of O'Curra's
pocket.
l was acquitted without the jury leaving
their seats, and in n few days | had the
satisfaction of hearing that the other man
had confessed that the two together had
committed the murder for Smi;hson's
watch and his money. The mans wearing
the watch and seal in court was one Of
those instances, so abundant in the an
mails of criminal life, of men forgetting
nothing but the very thing necessary to
secure their safety.
lay for days and days with a brain
fever, carefully and faithfully nursed by
my officer friend, and when l awoke to
reason / thought | was madden han ever,
and in the and of angels, for l saw one
seated at my bedside. How the officer
persuaded her | dom know; but there she
was, and as | grew better she nurscd me
lik Il sister, and being both alone in the
world, whit wonder that we drifted
nearer and nearer to each other, until Mt
last there could be none nearer or deareri
Maj. Stewart Harrison.
, 1886-05-19

Labouchere in London Truth talks thus
about titles: II observe IT is Stated that
Mr. Cook had the title of viscount con
ferred upon him in Portugal in recognition
OF his services to that country. The serv-
ices, as set forth in his patent, were intro
ducing n new tree into the country. In
Portugal titles can be obtained even with
out services One way is to hire or rent
for a year n field attached TO a certain con-
vent, each tenant OF the convent being en-
titled to a barony. Marshal Saldanha,
when Portuguese ambassador here. used to
sell titles almost openly. Mr.. Cook ap-
pears to have been made an English baronet
for establishing an institution for lady art
students at Alexandra house, Kensington
Gore. This | regard as u sensible mode of
bestowing these name handles. Every
one who will subscribe largely to or found
n charitable or useful public institution
should be made a baropst. The baronet-
cies cost nothing; the sir before the name
is as harmless as the esquire after it;
while, II money can be obtained for useful
purposes by allowing vainglorious persons
TO use the prefix instead of the adjunct,
the more money that is raised in this way
the better. Chicago Tribune.
, 1886-05-19

Mr.. A. n. Kellogg, whose death oc-
Cured recently, is credited with being the
inventor Of the system OF auxiliary print
ing for country newspapers. While this
is doubtless true as regards the United
States, the system was practiced in Eng
Ian years before. The writer hereof was
in England in 1886, during the gress
of the Crimean war. Up to that time the
town of Kingsbridge, in Devonshire, had
no newspaper, although it had two or
more printing offices. The first number
of The Kingsbridge Gazette, issued in 1856,
wos printed on a pat. 1t inside" sent from
London, while two papes only (The Ga
zette being a quarto) were printed in
Kingsbridge. This paper has been pub
lished every week since on the auxiliary
plan-some late copies OF which | now
have. Being n mere boy at that time, the
first issue mad a lasting impression on
me, because it contained so much CORE
spondence from soldiers in the trenches
before Sebastopol. One letter contained
the beautiful song OF Annie Laurie. T.
Cor. Madison (Nis.) State Journal.
, 1886-05-19

ID. A. Bradford, Wholesale paper deal
err, of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes hat he
was seriously afflicted with a severe cold
that settled on his lungs; had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being induced
to try DIR. Kings New Discovery for con
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of a few bottles. Since which
time he has used it in his family for all
coughs and colds with best results. This
is the experience of thousands who have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial tottles free at w. N. Hunts drug
store.
, 1886-05-19

Twenty years ago a visitor at the Loa-
don Royal academy, contemplating n
picture OF the queen, uttered an offensive
remark about her majesty, and was at
once Knocked down by n stranger who
overhead the remark. The stranger be
came II hero. A few years later Gren-
vile Murray's Queens Messenger died be-
cause it was disloyal, and The Tomahawk
had n transient popularity only for similar
reasons; but to-day English papers attack
the queen and flourish, and men have re-
peatedly Kissed the national anthem
within the past six months without being
knocked down or even reprimanded by
any body. -Chicago Herald.
, 1886-05-19

Dr.. johnson was II victim of thirst,
but, happily for him, his f%avorite drink
was ten. As lac said himself. le wa u
hardened and shameless tea drinkcr.
whose kettle mad scarcely time 10 cool;
who with tea amused the evening; with
tea solaced the midnight, and with tea
welcome the morning. Mrs. Thrale
sometimes sat up pouring out tea ion
him till 1 o'clock in the morning. The
doctors teapot was recently in existence.
and is said to have been capable of con-
tanning half n gallon.-All the Year
RDuud.
, 1886-05-19

A collection Of photographs of Ameri-
can arms has been compiled by an officer
attached to the Springfield armory for
the sultan of Turkey. This collection is
made a, the sultan's request, and the
photographs include the exterior appear
ance and details of construction of the
rifles and pistols of every prominent
manufacturer in the country. A duplt
cate set OF the forty large photographs
will be kept at Washington Chicago
Timcs.
, 1886-05-19

A short time avo a friend of mine, a
ranchman in Douglas county, suffered ter
ribly from alkali poisoning, and was nearly
crazy when stopped at his ranch. l
took out a bottle of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, and gave
him two small doses, relieving him almost
Instantly, and perhaps saving his life. 1t
now forms one of his principle stand bys.
1t has saved me and my family much pain
and suffering, and | would not be without
this great remedy for any consideration.
O. S. McClnin, Real Estate Agent,
3Ol Sixteenth St, Denver, Colo.
Sold by w. n. Hunt.
, 1886-05-19

Health is wealth. Wealth means indie
pendcncc. The keynote is DIR. Bosanko's
Cough and lung syrup, the best cough
syrup in the world, Cures coughs, colds,
pains in the chest, bronchitis, and primary
consumption. One dose gives relief in
every case. Take no other. Price 80
cents and $l,00. Samples free. Sold by
w. N. Hunt.
, 1886-05-19

Edward Atkinson, the well-known stat
~istician, presents figures TO show that the
railroads of the United States give en-
ployment to $4,000 people, and transport
o 100000 o tons of freight annually, one
half OF which is food and fue and further
more, 1t is proved that tue freight rates
are so low that the eastern mechanic can
have a years supply of food hauled from
"A distance of 900 miles for the proceeds of
days labor.-Chicago Herald.
, 1886-05-19

The habits OF the new members Of the
British house of stagger the cd
stagers. In a recent ebate on the Church
Of Scotland several members read their
speeches Mt length. One new Scotch mem
Der showed a disposition to read what
sounded very like a ermon The speaker
could not stand that, and advised him to
speak without n manuscript. London
/ .ft.r
, 1886-05-19

Mn. Wirslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child, softens the gums, al
lays the pain, cures wind collie. and is the
hest remedy for diarrhea. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle.
, 1886-05-19
A New Armor for War vessels.

A Gloucester nan has obtained letters
patent OF an arinor for war vessels ond
forts. a shot will not penetrate n yielding
obstruction MS readily as it will n rigid
one, and so he would insert spring batween
the plates and hull of a vessel or the walls
OF 4 fort .-Chicago Times.
, 1886-05-19
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
u Over Half a Million Distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Comply

incorporated in ls02 for - years by the Leg
islature for Educational aud charitai le pur-
y rses-wiih a capital Of 81 5000 ITO which a
reserve fund Of over SiJo.OOO has since been
added.
BY an overwhclmit < popular vote It's fran
chlse was made n nHrt Of the present state Con-
sfiiufion adopted December u. a. ID. 1879.
rs Grand SinOic NUmbcr Drdtrings Will
take place monthly II never scales or post
poncS. Look at the following distribution
IanI L--
, 1886-05-19

alive and let live Trades gracious apo
thegm,
Shuts up the sordid soul, an oyster in its
shell.
@Live and help live" the savior's word to
them,
Makes one all human souls hat on this
planet dwell. &C. :. Percival.
, 1886-05-19

Well-choseu fr endship. the most noble
of virtues, all our joys make double,
And II halves divides our trouble.
Sir j.
, 1886-05-19
BllLLlAN

Beware of desr crate steps. the darkest
day.
Live till Tomorrow, will have passed
away -Cowpcr.
, 1886-05-19
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