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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07
STATE FAIR.
LOW RATES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R. K.

THE37TH ANNUAL OHIO STATEFAlR WILL
bc held on the New Grounds. a~tCOlmnbuS, O.,
ON August 10Th and 3lst, and September Isl. 81
andGi, 1856. The New Grounds have been hand
SOmcly lifted up, and are acknOwl lodged Ia he the
finest in arrangements of any in the country.
Everything New, New Grounds, New Build
iugS. New Grand Stand New Track.
Premiums, 5000. Races Every Day.
on the above dates the b.. u. K. K. Co. will
sell round trip tickets 10 columbus, at one iarc
for the rnnnd trip. For the accommodation of
the people Il number o~fSpecial trains will be run;
For time of special and regular trains, see small
bills. or call upon or address the agents OF the b.
Il q. K. K. auO
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07

Ii is not the mighty American dollar
but goodwill and friendship, that Is
the load-stonc which attracts Actor HENRY
IRVING back to this country. This IL 80
remarkable in IN English professional that
American society should give the gentle
man its warmcst reception.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07
Nrw York Ercpjag Pst.
DIED.

COOMBS-On THURSDAY evening. August >,
ISL. AT y o'clock. KATE. daughter of Benjamin
and MAGGIE C"ombS, in the 18th year AT her age.
CuOMRS-Ou THURSDAY evening, August >,
l~Ni. AT N O'clock. MAGGIE, wife of Benjamin
C,pmbS. aged 81 wears.
The funeral will take place iroua the family
residence. NJ. 1910 Mrtulloch street, saturday a
trrunou at O'Clock. Friends or the family ARE
invited To attend.
nPit,,burg papers copy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07

Hon. DAN LUCNS is a lavOritc with the
Young Mems Democratic Club, and that
reminds us to say the club is growing and
thriving like q green bay tree. Their res
olutions of sympathy and respect in rcla-
tion to the death of cN-PreSidcnt :. J.
were well worded and contained
the true sentiment that lies ut the hearts
.Of all Democrats.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07

GEN. l. II. DUyAL, of Wcllsburg, is be-
ing pushed in a quiet way for the Congress
sional nomination by his Republican
friends, of whom he has many. lfnomin-
ated he will make a potent foe for his
Democratic opponent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.
Eirg. District.

At a meeting ofthc pam0Cratic Executive Com
mittse for the First Congressional DtStrictof West
Virginia, held at CIarkSburg, July e. lSS6, twas
ordercd:
That a Convention Of the DemocratSo Of the first
Congressional District Of West Virginia be called
To meet at Clarksburg, West Virginia, on TucSiaY,
the 9Th day oC September, lNSG, for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate for Congress in said
District, and for the transaction Of such other
business rs may come before the convention; ana
that the several counties in said District be re
oupSted 10 send the number Of delegates follow
ING Ia slid Convention:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07

The icicles are very thick among the
Republicans OF the Seventeenth Ohio dis
trict. rs Mr.. TAYLOR makes his canvass
they may melt away, but Col. PooRMAN
and his friends take it very hard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07
In ChanCcry.


The Ohio Valley Glass Company,
aud Charles LukcnS Il al.
The object of this suit Is To recover the sum oil
two hundred dollars from the said dCiCndunt The
Ohio Valley Glass Company: AMI 10 attach any
money or effects sufficient Ia satisfy plaintiffs
claim belonging To said defendant the Ohio Val
ley Glass Company in the possession OF or owing
To the said Glass Company by or from George
Mathews, G.. X. MCMcChCn, John Frlcdcl, Mich
arl Reilly. and Henry, Marcus and Bernhard
BlCr. partners n Simon BaCr'S sons, and To apply
the same To dissatisfaction of said SumOf money,
together with the costs ui this suit. And II APP
bearing hy the affidavit OF John II. Whytc, j. :,
filed i'm this cause, that the defendant The Ohio
Valley Glass Company j. II corporation, and that
nO person can he found in the said county OF
Ohio upon whom process, can be legally served,
neither las said defendant The Ohio Valley
Glass Company been served with process in this
cause. on motion of the plaintiff 10y his attorney
this order Of publication i issued. And II l. Ui-
dcrrd that the said defendant The Ohio Valley
GlaSS Company are required Ia appear within one
month after the first publication hereof and do
what i necessary To protect its interest. II i
further ordered that this order be published and
posted as required by law.
Witness. John W. Mitchell, Clerk of said Court.
at the Court House Of said County, this lth day Ol
August. lSNi. tO-wil: August Rules, lNNh.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time August 9Th, lSN6.
Attest. JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
ROBERT WHITE. Attorney and Counsel for Plain
tin. au7Oawt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07

Chicago seems 10 nave ~ much trouble
with her strikes and Anarchists rs New
York with her public thieves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07

The railroads over in Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry are having a merry war,
and the burgers OF the two towns propose
to take a hand in it..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07

THE letter from Davis, Tucker county,
on the third page OF this mornings impress
sion is well worth reading.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07

OUR ParkerShurg correspondent doeS Mr..
STEEL HAWKINS up in royal shape this
morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07

II Mexico knows what she's about She
will release Cutting in the meantime.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07

MONDAN. NtGt>T .. I>>c
beginning al Ia o'CluSk u Ia Al -
Nos. lasi ami lhh MarArt.Ir,i HON 80, .-..I
said otto, offer FIR sale u lar.r ari 4. tFHa
of household effects ami mru.r.,. ".''g -
Beds ami Bedding, NallTr,S,. Cham J'S
Wash. stands, Wash l"Wl, Wa,h.rrr, 20
ianrant Dining Table. SEVERAL ,a7.,. g.,
and wo"lcnl' one Double InU W,>a Ss,. .,F
AMI Mirror, one lrun Heating I,rsr. "'.-t
desirable articles uf hru> l,.l l,s.-
deed j. at rrCuri In the ua.,r Of Nh, ,I..' -!
County Court or ohio county m Is,l W
Book No. -. page 5'S. Aui | ,aa. ~ '-s
interest amt ownership u, | ha,, .m, ~
deed. ' Al
Terms of Snlr-CkSH.
au2a JOHN orrrrg,
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NEXT adjournment day the Congress
men will be provided with bottles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07

A. the American circus closes the Eng
liSh performance opens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07
MONDAY. AUGI>T goth. l,>G.

Commencing at ~ O'Clock % Do 'hr BOLIVIA!
described property. that l. {" Hl A.'.F"
ton Of the south umr halt al Dot uiII'-r' ..
two (3y situate on thu west III" 81 MAJ S'r
between Seventh Hui IiglHh ,i0'i' %, ir.F
of Wheeling. county "f ohio aUi tat" ~ Hs
Virginia, buuniri ~ follow. Co. Af H.''it
ut the south east cnrurr"i sa,I bottom Nah"T-
running thence with Nnii str'l north 'g-'"
usI feet. more or les. To- the renter 81 d. ~
partitiun wall uf u hTirk h"U"' y%n''t"I "a ..
half lot: thence with the center ~ ".lF" q"
nj right angles with Main 'lr'l "rrl h.p
western boundary OF the saih Jet Then" a"a
western boundary ufthr ann ."Iih "'.'sa.
crn line Of snih lot; theme with DO -a..'.
line Of same Ia the place 81 lagIu'lnr bT'.'
with all and singular the huI.iug' an' .Hi
mcnts thereon and lh" LnnallllH'jI' '" d
th"rauulu h'l"U".H'
TERMS OF SALE yDu' bait "' IAr I-.."
n or ~ much more a. The iH'aa7' u
elect la pay.C cash in hand 100 th' dh' "" '
The residue ia two equal Iu.'aIlm'nl'
one and two year. rcsI''ilN'I! iI"p ."' %
sale. the purchaser {" giNc hi' i'''' '.'
tcr,.,t from the day "i Ntlr and Ni" ."
sonai security for the irhrnri Ia'mh' e..
The legal title Ia H. retained 10 i.i'1'I
J. !. I'll b. I0'f
re u,orrv ,%uctinnrrr s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07
STATE SENATORIAL CONVENTIONS

THIRD DSrRICr-At West Union, Scptember9
FuuRrm DhrEICT-At SiStcrSyillc, Septcmber3
at 10 =. ".
SIXTH DBrEICT-At Huntington, August ~ at
10 A. ".
SEVENTH DISTRICT At Occana, Wyoming
county, August "a.
EIUHrH DBrEICr-At Anderson, September ;
at l. ".
Ninth DsrRICr-N Charleston, September =
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TRUSTEES SALE
X WHEELING PROPERTY.

DY VIRTUE OF \ DEED uf TIL NHi
ID 10y &. J. Mayer aud Nancy Mayer Do. a.
To me rs trustee. hearing lat" uu the irflir d
July, 4. u. lNSt, and r]rcnrlrI iu The ufn,@ 10
Clerk oftIc County Court at unIu uGn. H~
Virginia, In DECIDE al 1uIs, las'A y" p. l@' D.
will sell at public auciiuu. AT Tie in'Hi t'ff.H
| Court House of Ohio county. N,i NiD,la .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07
vrHE STATE OF WEST VIR-

L GINA. Ohio County. In tn
OF Ohio County, West Virginia,
lSSG.
&. q. Smith, Assignee of John j.
and William KeOhnlinc, part
ncrS under the name Of keohu.
line Bros,
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dissolution.

The firm of Greer X Laing. consisting of J. II;
Greer. Alexander LNing, VIM. CruIckShanE alll
b. q. Mrllwuiu. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. McllWuin retiring. The business
ut the firm will be- settled at the old stand, l2ll
and l2l6 Main All persons indebted to the
late firm arr expected t. settle promptly, ami
those having claims against the hrln Will present
them tor payment.
The business will be continued 10y the remain
ing partners. under the same firm name IL mere
tutnr. GREER " L.NlNG.
July 81. lN~6. jy5.cSdra
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Sale.
TOR SALE.

A small farm Of p acres, On c,
county, about four and one = SIenn's Rp,
city. The place has on II an Onb mile %Vsp
H W;i, Tres Ire a Vineyard and otSa,a q We
m WIN sen win or without crop. yer mai
II produces Inquire on the pre .s5s 'ad ~S
- "a. Moo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07
saturday. Jul, -. I>>G.
/ the front door Of ~, C,.r Hos. .t..

nj the front door Of tho Cmir W.... odd.
county. West Virginia. beginning az ~lu....,
m, sell al public auction. lu ll, highest A..
bidder. all at the >uId Nii,Iam Iut.rr. haas.
In the Skating EImk situated 90 Che .-.
Chnplinc and Twenty >,,uInI ,l1r.. .r....
Of Wheeling. and all Of Tie Interest ar..
William Entlcr in the >SaI,, and ul4,, ma.
therein. or uSUrl IN 'uuu,,iI"U " 10 Oh, %. ....
and also the said Eutirr> IUlrD,l 900 o., ..
the ground upon which N, ,al ,la.a. BAL,
property Is situated.
TERMS OF SALE-Ou, halt ~ ~r mD.a Id.
~ the purchaser may eject cash 900 La.. .r..
day al sale, nud the balance 900 ,h mrr. st
interest from The day 81! >al, the IIr N4y,,
give his mote with pcr,rlnI eeurn Co., n. a..
proved 10y the assignee. inI lN,I,rTnrI la,a.
lot l. / SINH A~.rr-
J. &. HERVEY. hurtiuurrr W.EA.
The alnv" sale has lnru I~.~ir.Ucl gi. ~
TRDAN. AlGl - 9Th. ~, uumIu,n.ug o..
O'Clock II. III, at the 'aU" place
aui Lot l. I -lIFIl. l~.ra
TRUSTEES SALE
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TOR SALE,
Trustees Sale The CapidRi
Corner Of Market and Sixteep,, l.,
IN the City of Wheelipr,A Mn

pI VIRTUE OF 4 pErD nr r
y 10y John Il, liandian ami W1iii"'. 7 NU
Ian 10 me as trustee, dated On The i,.' y y Ia.
the Clerk Of the County COM " Tie O.
W; Va, In deed Of tn>t h,-k n !" 34io oe,S.
So, ] will sell, at public auclinn "a..M''t .
SATURDAY. AUGrST,,a
commencing AT 10 O'Clock a - !Ii'i>>s,
described property. that i to >sy. 'fs MI,.
KlnS, situate on he corner ii ss is, wa
county, State Of West Virginia ""T.iIg -
the fixtures pertaining ihrrrur,r ' we ALI
nances therrunto belonging gnJ ana ,,.--
TERMS or SlSLr " H1S@ S S.t+ Kin. : 80
money, or ~ much NOR a. hrrun.l...y l.'s,
TO h Paid cash IN the day ct sale al lal 60,
payable in six months with ,n,rH,, f y,
personal security, and thriltlr +, y """a s r.
deed of trust given As additional. p,,,r .ral'. 2
lsih y u EWINr +
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CHAPLINE STREET RINK
ASSIGNEE'S SALE,

DY BlRTIE OF \ DEED ~ \>,l.Nvt,,
ID made by William Eull,r lu mr a.. .
bearing date on thu Eth duN Of ,l-. r,,
nf rrcori IN the Office ui lhr ,irrk of ,r &c
Court for ohio county. W.. Nlngr. .I.-
Book =, page d., ! viii. on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07

BEING one for every 100 NOteS caSl IOF VONeFHOl
Wilson in 1881. AMI one for each fraction Of %
and over.
W. q. BENNETT, Chairman.
J.. V. BLAIR. Secretary,
SECOND DIsrRICr-At HeySer, August =, at
II An.
THIRD DrrRrCr-At Coal Valley, S~ePtemberl l,
at IL A. VI
FOURTH DrSrEIcT-At Point Pleasant, August
%. AT 10 \. VI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07

L ginia. Ohio County, in the Circui! Court of
Ohio County, West Virginia. August Rules, lNNI.
l.. Danforl andJ. W. Shannon. as
signcc> of George :. Henderson,
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Aer advertisements.

THOR RENT-THREE GOOD ROOMS IN
u third story of No. IDS Market street Apply
nrnmisns NEn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07
NtlC lOrt MIR.

is a commonplace thing to say that he
one Of the most interestingand pietur-
he characters of our history. =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-07

".
The Cleveland. TuscarawuS Valley
and Wheeling Railway Company In Chanccry
and Sclah Chamberlain, trustee
for The Cleveland, TuSclra Vas
Valley and Wheeling Railway
Company.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-27

Lady to small boy: Then you never
had educational Advantages Boy
scratches his head and says: .sNo, mum:
not that knows of I've had airy-sipiIas
Ifwhat you said IS worse nor that, / don't
wanter keteh it,
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-27
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

This week The NORTHWESTERN
STANDARD has enlarged to an S-page,
As column newspaper 1T affords the
publisher great pleasure to announce
the gratifying fact that the phenom-
enal increase in both the advertising
and Subscription departments of the
STANDARD not only justifies, but ne
cessitates this addition to its size. No
pains nor expense will be spared to i'm
prove the paper in every respect aud to
make the equal of any Irish-America
journal published The NORTHWEST
ERN STANDARD will continue to be
published simultaneously III st. Paul
and Minneapolis, having it's main Of
flee at No AZ, Third street South,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The following special features
OF Irish National, Social, Scientific,
Religious aud domestic Lire Will re-
ceiye special attention at the hands of
the MANAGEMENT
lst. Home Rule for Ireland.
End. The work of the irish Nation
al Land League.
3rd. Home News from Ireland ar
ranged by counties,
9Th. Poetry, Music, Fashion notes,
ETC., original and selected.
5th. Biographies Of great Irish
Poets, Statesmen, Churchmen, Milf
tsry Leaders. etc.
9th. Labor notes-Labor and Capt.
tai.
18th. The latest and most important
Catholie.and Irish-American neWsfrom
all points in the United States and
Canadas, Especial attention given to
news from Minnesota Wisconsin,
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-27

Although The NoRTHwEsrERN STANDARD
has not yet reached its twentieth number its
pages show a tact in the choice Of subjects and
an ability in treating them highly creditable to
it's management. We trust it may long voice
the feelings of the Irishmen of Minneapolis
and st. Paul.-Irish World, March Is.
The NORTHWESTERN STANDARD OF Saturday
was a handsome six-page boom edition which
met with hearty reception. The STANDARD
is gaining good friends by its advocacy Of
Henry G. Morse for mayor, which is certainly
The Evening Mercury's preference among
those mentioned by the democracy Evening
Mercury.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-27
THE CONSULTING AOTUARY.
The Solid Satisfaction He Gives Himself
But Not His Employers.

But Not His Employers
An ingenious method or making q
living has been brought to a state Of
perfection by plausible person desig-
mating himself a consulting actuary'
and expert in matters OF life lnsur-
ancen lie has sojourned In great
many Of the prominent cities OF the
west during the past few years. " beth
er he has und the climate of each
city too warm after stopping awhile, or
whether he only succeeds in securing
clients at points where he IS stranger
aud unknown, is a question, but as ne
never settles down, and as he has
now been in Chicago for several weeks
and has already been dropped like
hot potato by several clients, it is pro-.
bable that he will soon be absent,
though not forgotten.
His method is to hunt up prominent
gentlemen who have policies of life in
surance issued by leading companies,
and to convince such persons that they
being defrauded. He enlarges upon
his power and influence, and claims
that he can frighten the companies out
of their wits, and force them to make
favorable settlements. 1t he is en-
ployed he at once proceeds to make vol
luminous letters to the company. Tie
latter knowing him we'll, throw his let
ters into the waste basket and pay no
attention to them, but usually take the
trouble to warn their policy -holders
against the agent Some Of the COM
panies have many very handsome let
tiers expressing deep gratitude from
policy holders who have thus escaped
from his clutches. In most instances,
however, the warning does not come IN
time TO save the clients from his
charges for the 'actturia' work done,
and this issthe way in which this 'eS-
pert seems to earn his bread and but
ter He has been so employed. he has
exhausted deal of time and ink maxi
ing calculations aud drafting letters,
aud although the latter have not been
answered, and although his calculations
are worthless, it is obvious that his
victims must pay, for he has been en-
ployed by them.
While it is not certain what c urse
he will pursue when he has exhausted
all pastures new, aud is known in all of
the leading cities, as he is already in q
minority of them, it is fair to assume
that man of his ingenuity will begin
his rounds again, for his plan is too
good a one to be abandoned for another
being SO adroitlY arranged that he cam
not be punished by the companies. As
his victims are really his employers,
and he their agent, they can do moth
ing but foot his little and gnash their
teeth in silence.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-27

In order TO settle the question AS to the
proper treatment for persons VINO nave
been frozen DR.. Laptchinkski has made
series of very careful experiments upon
dogs He found that of twenty animals
treated by the method OF g1adual resgsci-
tation III cold room, fourteen persisted;
Of twenty placed at once in a warm room,
eight died, while twenty put Immediately
into II hot bath recovered quickly and
without accident.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-27
RORY OF TEE HILLS.

'''Nhut rake, ny near the faltefa,
Why leave it there SO long?
The handle Of the best OF ash,
Is smooth, aud straight and strong;
Aud yllother will you tell me,
Why did my father frown,
When TO make tue nay in summer time,
climbed TO take it down?
She looked into her husbands eyes,
While her5own with lishF did fill,
ssYctl viii shortly know the reason boy"
said Rory Of the Hill,
The tnidnighf moon is lighting up
The slopes Of Sliav-na-mon
who.e foot afrights the startled NATE
SO long before the dawn?
He stopped just where the Almers stream
Winds no the woods aneec.
Then whisted low and looked around
he see the coast was clear.
a sheeling door flew OPEN
IN he stepped with right good will
God save all here, ana bless your WORK
Said Rory Of the Hill
Right hearty was the welcome
That greeted him, ween;
For wears gone by, he fully proved
How well he loved the Green;
And there was one among them
Who grasped him by the hund--
One who through all that weary time
hoaued on q foreign strand
III. brought them news from gallant friends
That made their heart-strings thrill;
My sowl never doubted them
said Rory Of the Hill
They sat around the humble board
Till dawning of the day,
ano vet not song nor shout T. heard
No Jewellers were they
some lYrows flushed red with gladness,
Whiie some were grizzly pale;
Bot pale or red from CUT those eyes
Flashed souls that never quail!
.sYel il read it yetin History
Said Rory of the Hill
Next day the asheu handle,
He took down from where ii hung,
The toothed rake, full scornfuIiy,
Into the fire he flung,
AND IN its stead shining blade
Is cleaning once again,
ooh! tor a hundred thousand OF
Such weapons and such nlen9
Right soluierly he welded it,
And going through hia drill
Attention Charge front point Ad
vance,
Cried Rory Of the Hill
she looked at him with woman's pride,
With pride and wouan's fears:
She few to him, she chung to MN
And dried away her tears
He feels her pulse beat tamey
While his arms around her t"ine---
:.
Now God be praised for your stout heart
Rlnye little wife Of mine
He swung his first born in the air,
While joy his heart did fill
you'll be a FREEMAN yet, my boy,
Cried Rory of Hill.
Oh, knowledge is o wondrous power,
And stronger than the wind;
And thrones snail fall and despots bow
Before the might OF mind:
The poet and the orator
The heart Of man can sway,
And wO.7ld to the kind heavens
That Wolf Tone were here to-day!
Vet trust me, friends, dear Ireland strength
Hertruest strengths still
The gh-and- ready rowing boys,
Like Rory OF the Hill.
by CHAS. J. KICKHAM.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-27

Among the inventive things demanded
there are calls tor nacaroni- nlachiner,,-,
saparators fer mica and graphite, good red
iead-pencils, comh-graiiing machinery,
portable power transmitting dynainomerer
preferably for belts type writer's which
will work on account books aud record
books, indelible stamp-cancelling ink,
practical car-starter. a good railway car
rentiiator, better horse shoes, radial car
axles independent car-wheels, locomotive
headlight, anemometer or instrument for
measuring velocity OF wind currents, APP
paratus for measuring the depth OF the sea
without sounding by line: piano-lid hinge
which shalt be flush on the outside,
good fluid India ink for draughtsnaen, re-
cip-oeation counter for locomotives,
solder for aluminium, another good
method of working iridium, substitute for
coaltar pitch in making artificial incl from
anthracite coal dust and culm, good
metallic railway tie good independent cut
of for locomotives flexible book back.
method of alloying copper and iron. better
facing compositions for iron-founaing,
good monlding material for iron and brass
casting. capable of giving mould which
can be used over and over again.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-27

Lumber is now being manufactured
out OF paper, any the lumber is said to be
better than the timber that comes from
the woods for the reason that it will not
warp crack, split Or fall off. The only
tat tory in the world where this straw lum-
Der is made is at Long island City, The
lumber is now used for ceilings and walls
III place Of lathe and plaster.
The Northwestern standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1885-1886, 1886-03-27

A mother who feared her son might i'll
herit taste for liquors from a drinking
ancestry gave him occasionally wine in
which small doses of tartar emet,c had
been mingled. He acquired such AID aver
sion for the taste Of liquors of all sorts that
he could not be induced to touch them.
She put in just enough to nauseate him.