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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-24
AUCTION SALES.
81 East Third street

DON'T FORGET-This week will be your last
IL chance for bargains at 81 East Tn rd ST.; the
entire stock must go; remember the place.
CLOAKS! CLOAKs!-Plush cloaks boucle,
" beavers, diagonals, with and without fur
trimming. for ladies' misses and children, at auc-
ton this week at 81 East Thrd'st.
NTEN'S OVERCOAES at auction this week
ltl at 81 East Third St
DRY GOODS, ribbons, laees. underwear Ia
IL dies and misses wool hose. shawls etc., at
auction this week at 81 East Third st.
"A PAIRS of white, red, blue and gray all
w wool blankets, slightly soiled; must go
der the hammer this week at 81 East Third st.
BOOTS, SHOES. winter Overshoes. all sizes,
ID at auction this week at 81 East Third ST.;
auction commences at 10 O'Clock a. M, and 1880
p. M; don't forget the place; lady clerks n at
tendance; cali early to avoid the rush 355-5S
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ROLLINS, HUFFMAN & CO.,
Grain, Provision ard Stock brokers,
elXTH STREET HOTEL RYAN. Sr. PAUL MINI

MARRETT & POWERS,
Grain. Provisions and Stocks Bought and Soil.
4Lt oil! rect pr .vate W re north .. GA caso
~ JACKSON STREET. IT. PAUL
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Ho, for the Holidays!

VIZ HILE selecting presents for Christmas and
w New Years you should not only select that
which would afford present pleasure and gratf-
cation but also add to that something that would
be of lasting benefit. What would afford greater
pleaSu than fine lot in some part of the city2
About three years ago sold a number of lots for
500 EACH which are worth from 800 to
$1,000 each; have myself paid $3.50 each for some
of these same lots; have now lots on Rice street
motor line and also lots in Deer PARK which
will sell on equally favorable terms. E. A Sar-
gent, LA East Third st. 855-59
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CT 400 IN FIVE years may be secured
- a. w by persons of both sexes who join
the Union Endowment association and pay small
monthly assessments; tn S rel able association
has among its members state senators. bankers,
PHI sicians lawyers and the best business men IN
the country; it offers splendid opportunity for
laborers and others of linn ted means to secure a
start in life; agents wanted: circulars free. Call
or address f. NJ. French, secretary, 49, Waoasha
81 e. paul S53 60
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

A N OLD SOLDIER, a stranger in the city.
n would like employment; would take charge
of team and make himself generally useful;
would be thankful to any old soldier who would
secure JOB for comrade A. B., Globe. 4
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TO ENCHANG f

EXCHANGE-Good new house and lot in best
Il part of this city for good farm near some
city or village. Granger. Globe. s
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ouotations of S;ocas and Bonds.

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-The following are the
closing prices bid to-day:
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COACHMAN-By a young Englishman who
~ thoroughly understands the care Of horses
would be glad of engagement in gentleman's fam
iIv eOachman. w II. r.. Globe. 5
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DOY, II years old. would like situation of some
IL kind; references furnish ed if required. H.
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MISCEaLAN EOUS
MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.

Want Advertiseinents for the GLOBE re-
ceived at w J. Hughes, druggist. corner
Monroe street and Third avenue, East
Division, Minneapolis.
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PITIF BERKEY. Pres. +. W. ANDERSON, Cashier
CIV .CRIGGs Wires. A. c. ANDERSON, Asst ..
Thk ct, PAUL NATIONAL CANN
CAPITAL. $500. 600.
Corner 18th and Jackson strestl
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. FOR RENT.

T OFTS-To let, 5 elegant lofts for iobblng or
IL manufactui ing purposes, right n the midst
of the jobbing center; xe 33xl45. Over 100 and
1872 East Third ST.. inquire on first floor. 345*
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COLLECTION BUREAU-General collec-
". tons solicited; business men, professional
men, place your collections in our hands; salts
faction guaranteed; low rates. Egbert G. Handy,
successor to Harrison & Handy, real estate.
rents and general collections, Sixth ST, Hotel
Ryan block. 35362
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-07-08

Wenr in elmer fleineter teranis
i1et @tabt Geuer ausbri9t, 70 m69te
man fait glauben, baB Elm foI9es uns
gIhG BON Der 8eb6lterung als Grenben.
feft gefeiert tpirb. Sebermann, Der
eimer1 3epolber, cine Glinte ober fonft
Elm S9ieBeifen befbt, lduft bann bins
aus auf bic @traBe unb feuert Mlarm.
f@tiHe ab. Mns 26i@em benten He babel
oft gar ni1t, fonoern tur aus S6ieben,
unb Sieienigen, bic germ nod Der
B~ranbftdtte ellen m69ten, tuer6en bur9
bic Gur@t auridgebalten, BON einent
Der S@aben setroffeu gu tuerben. Ser
abilene &epDrter" m69te biefen unfug
germ. abf@affeu uub f9Idgt beBbalb Dor,
bas S9ieBen bur9 ben n&ebel Oel"
gu erfeBen. Ct fagt: $50 elm xegus
ldrer altmobif9er Rebel Dell bietet ben
Siribooter unb it p~olf1rbig barmlos.
2aBt uns beBbalb ben Rebel Oea abops
tiren unb mir polen sarantiren, baB
er einen magii@en @rfolg bat" Worin
biefer magif@e grfolg befteben foQ.
fagt ber r&eporter" leiber nidt.
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llNerlef.

= Sn Der geftrigen giienbabns0ers
idmmlung lag pieber rtur Elm ein5iger
Beri1t bor. Sie @eiammt bic
big iebt ge3ei6net murbe, belduft f9
auf $91, 800, Die bon 81 Girmen ober
einaelnen perfoaen fommen. Mebrere
&omites baben gar feinen 8eriu6 gum
Sammeln bon Subifriptionen unters
nommeil umb ems Der &omites beri9s
tete, baB it9 bic woblbabenben 8runbs
befber %befinitip peigern, @tuas gu ges
beu, unb baB mebrere @ef6dftsleute
beren 8eiipiele folgen. Snbefen boft
man INNER nod, Bic 9artnddigfeit unb
&ur5f9tisteit biefer Mdnmer beftegem
3u f6nnert.
= 9enrn Semlinger tpurbe In Sous
iton auf Die Mni1ulbigung bin berbafs
tet, an Der g%rmoroung beg S6af3ii9s
ters 8rauer betbeiligt gu fein, unb nod
San Mntonio gebra9t. ST beftnbet fi9
iebt i'm biefigen @ountDgefdugniB.
- Sieber gum 3udtbauie berurs
tbeilte @erbre9er ftnb getern .aus benz
biefise1 @efdnsniB abgebolt uoroen,
UNI mad ben Steinbrii9en in Satmanss
billie gebra9t gu tuer6en.
- gs f9eint, dig tpenrt felt beute
Morgen Elm lieberaler @eift Bel unfern
@efddftsleuten eintebrt. IS aet9netert
fir bie giienbabn: Bell 8ros. $1,000,
SDbn s. 2ptIe $1,000 unb 9ouiton
Bros. $1,000.
- Srei farbige 2na5en, Die in me6'
rers 9duier einbra@en, p,.rben seftern
berbaftet.
9ie @rabirung Der proieftirten
Babr mad @aco ion In nd9fter Wo6e
BON Gennebp ans feinen Nnfaag
neb
= Ser beige @erein Der G9meber
beabf9tigt, In nd9fter 3eit ben 500
idbriger grinnerungstag Der S9la9t
BON @empa@ gu feiern.
9ie berf9iebenen GountpcolIettos
rem beeilen fi@, ibre &e@nungen nit
benz Staatscomptroler ab5ui9lieBen,
ba Geiner bon linen tpieber erwdblt
tperbeu fann, Der nit feiner Steuerab>
lieferung I'M Hidfanbe 1T.
- 9as Obergerift bat einmal mtes
ber bon fi1 b6ren laKen. Na6 LANCER
unb griinbli@er 8eratbung unb ~firifter
l1rteriu6ung iebes einaelnen gu9itaber
bes @efebes baben bic tpeiien Gtdter
enti9ieoen, baB Snbianer als @usldn'
ber au betra9ten fnb, trobbem ibre
&ace felt unbenfli@en Soften in amerita
tuo9nt.
- 8or 3 Sabren b~erflaste1 Men=
ting, Stratton & So. in @alneiton bic
Wfalorp 9ampferlinie auf S9abens
erfaB tuegen 3erbre9en bon @lass
tuaaren, nel6e elm Der 2tnie ~angebDrige
Oampier fir iene Girma transporting.
Sept enbli9 1T bas urtbeil gefdlt uors
ben uno omar gu @unften Der Gld9er.
Die Malorn 2tnie bat ibnen $500 gnts
f1dbigurg 3u sablen.
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@crtbbuue Slider.

66@1t interefant un5 leiensmertb
iin6 bic Bii9er, mel@e bon Der bents
i6en 6eilanitalt German Medical In
stitute) lit Ct. 2Ouis, MiRouri, bers
ausgegeben merben.
Siefe @9riften finb in tlarer nn6
per FdnbIi9er Spra@e abgefaBt
unb entbalten Die rei@ite GRIIe Der
10 ertbboIIten &atbi9ldge, seren
8efolguns $aufenbe In aaen Staten
unb Serritorier biefes 2anbes 2eben,
Slid unb @eiunbbeit %berbanfen, na6s
benz fie iabreIang unb serge e.
bens 9tlfe gefu9t batten.
priifet 4les urb bas Beite bebaltet !
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@urio u maus Der Garben'
lebre.
@as 1T gelb uno ma@t bod blaue
Gleden2
Inttport: Sas ipanii@e &obr.
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California @eime.

9err s. s. Meper, Wboleiale &
&etailbdnbler in Weinet, &lamo pla5a,
1T ppr &ur5em BON ieiaer pierten Sc
f6dftsreife nod @%alifornien suriidges
tebrt. st fam iebt feline &unoen nnb
Samilien nit ben beffen 9orten BON
@alifornia=M einet uttb reinem Srauz
ben=BranbD berleben. &einen @alifors
mia gIaret b~ertauft er bic @allone-$1.
portz unb aubere unberfdli9te Weine
finb ftets bel inn borrdtbig.
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@as fas,,, aef@ebea2

Dur& no9maIisem 8erin9 unb anfre6ter.
baItung bes Mutbss fam ,naades errei9t per.
Ben, mas unm6slid erf@eint. Sunberte boF-
nungsIoler Gdae bou 2iereu. unb eeberleioen
Fnb burd electric 8itterS sebeiIt iuorben, nod.
benz ales ibrise berseblid beriu@t tpnroe.
Darum bents man nidt, bab es feline Seiluns
siebt, fonbern berfu9e electric 8ttters. 90
siebt feline anbere Nebioin, bic 70 perfect uno
fider bas 8Iut reinist. electric 8itters beilt
Dbspepia, Sarn. unb ole Rrantbeiten Der
Nieren. llnf9dtbar in allen Wasen- unb
2ebertranfbeiten. 8u baben fir so Gents Die
GIaf9e BET u. Dretb.
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Mmfreauua III Seras.

@rnse aufresuns puroe in Der nmseseno
bon @aris, Seras, bnr9 bic @snsfnng bes Sra.
Sc. @orleh berborssrnfen. OerIelbe mar 70
biIfos. bab er F6 i'm 8etts nidt beram3nbre'
ben, OOer nIr ben aopf gu beben ber,ao@ts. Sc.
hermann slaabss, bay er an 6sr aasaebrnna
ttsrbe. Cine grobeaai9s bon Or. SINGS Msp
er fi@ .setraftist nnS taafts cine srobs Glai9e
YiQs, nnb nadbem ct apei Glaf9en babou elm.
s~enomnea bate, mar ct geimnb uno bate Sc
8fnnb an Gleiid %seponnen.
Gratis. @robeaafdem bel u Drete. grobe
Glai9en 81.
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OtCp " " W
9r. ganbeu bonn vSan Ingelo @nz
terprife", ber in ber @bitoren=@ onbens
Inn gu San Nntonio 10 n1annbaft ges
gen BEN Semperen3limmel granfia BON
ber v@atespile Nbbaree Sun" auftrat,
tritt ben &iidsug an. SSener @ranfta
bat ibn rdmli9 barauf aufmerfiam ges
ma1t, baB CT &anbtbat fiir bic 2egisz
latur lei, aber bod nit fpl9en @eftn>
nuttgen, pie er (Oanoeu) fie ofenbart,
gar ni9t getpdblt tperben farm. vDenn
|-io meint @ranfia-meil Danbel Elm
Seinb Der prpbibition 1T. muB er au9
Seinb beg SonntagsgeieBes fein, 1tn6
baGaus folgt tpieoer, baB ct elm @erz
biinbeter Der 8erbre9er unb @eftnz
uungsgenofe fol9en @efnbeIs tpie
Mfoft unb SpieB it," Granfua bebaup>
tet ndmli9, baB ber Wbistep bieS1dns
bung beg gabbatbs berborrufe urtb
8eibes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bic urfas
DIE bDt 9iebfabl. Morb, Mnor6ismus
un5 iiberbaupt aler Gerbre9en fei.
9n{tatt nun ben berriidten granfiQ
gdn3lt6 gu ignpriren, pertbeibigt fi6
OanbeG gegen i'm. 8ielei9t bat i'm
Der 9intpeis auf feline Ganoioatur ba3u
beranlaBt, bentt in ben norbwetli6en
Counties triHt man auf elm ffarfes
Semperen5s@lemetlt. @s mag bies Bee
frembenb erf6etnen, aber tper bas uns
glid fennt, tpel6er Der WbisfeD in ies
men @ren5regionen f9on angeri6tet
bat, Der tpirb bas @ntteben elmer Gents
perenapartei bafelbf begreifi6 finben.
NuBerbem bat bic Sefte Ser Metbo6ilten
5ablrei9e Mnbdnser in OanbeGs Diff
rift, unb besbalb bat ct penig Iuss
fi9t ermdblt gu tperben, uern1 er feline
Sreitnnigfeit au5u ofen our S6au
trdet. Mlio beiBt es CUR re@ten 3eit
einIenfen.
Oanbea beginnt feline 8ertbeibigung
NIT Der @erii9erurg, bob Der f~reiiinnige
9trtitel, ber ben 3orn @ranfas erregt
bat, BON Grancis 9patt sei@rieben
tpurbe. Snoeffen babe berfelbe bel
Mnflang gefunben urb ct fei felbft NIT
Der Senben3 beg Mrtifels einberftattben.
Damn meint Oanbeq, baB bic Nrgus
mente auf beiben @eiten gu bel betarrut
fein, Inn no@mals pieberbolt gu tuers
ben, unb ber6fentli6t f6lieBli@ iein
misunderstanding In folgen6en
WDrten:
vWir ertennen bic S9rift aIs Sen
ofembarten Wilen @ottes an. Do9
gIaubeu mir ni6t, baB unfere Gibilrez
gierung bas &e9t bat, biefen @Iauben
Sebernantt auf3uatptngen. Wir oppo>
nire1 besbalb benz SonntagsgefeB, tpie
aud benz probitionsgeieb aug Yrinaip.
Wir gIauben ni6t, baB prObibition bic
MdBigteit f6 bert, eben 10 mentg, pie
Sonntagsgeiebe Die 6rifli6e &eligion.
Srob alebem fagen mir aber, baB Der
Marn, Der ni9t aa Die g6ttli9en
@aBungen bes @brifentbums glaubt
unb i'm @eltipfteme ni6t bic 6anb bes
@d6pfers e~rfennt, better ME geboren
tu6re."
9r. Danbal muB feline Mbnung sos
BON baben, baB es benz ebrli9en, benz
tenbei1 unb grutbfabtreuen Manne
f6pere &dmpfe gefOfet bat, ebe er ii6
feline f~reifinnige @einnung errang, ionit
fbnnte er ni9t 10 f@ma@ perOen unb
fold abgebrof9enes 3eug f@reiben.
Na6 feinem friiberen ofenen Nuftreten
eegen bic Greibeitsfeinbe, eri@eint fem
iebises Spefuiiren auf bic 8ef9rGfnt=
belt Der Menf9en bod febr auhauen6.
Ser freiiinniee &ebafteur bat fi9 in eis
men bere@nenben Iemteridger oertuans
belt.
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aus II.

Chef: nNber meir lieber !Serr Miil>
let, sic ftnb ntein better &eiienber, i6
gebe Sbnen bod Elm i66nes Salair ur6
sic baben ale Greitbeiten = tparum
molten Sic mid berlaHen?"
G%eifenoer: rSas 1T ia Nqes uabr,
aber meine &anoen berIange11, baB i'd
ben oferirten Wein INNER erit ielbt
probire, unb bas bdlt meme @eiunbs
belt ni@t mebr aus!"
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Mngenebme @irfuna.-M.:
sic tparer, in ser S@weis! Was bat
ssbnen bort am 8eifen gefalen2"-B.:
vDaB meine Srau Dor @ritaune1 lber
bie mun6erpo1e @egenb INNER 9 n
It m nj tpar!"
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felt n.-r2teben
sic mid, rtein Grdulein2" uWenn
sic reeue NbF6ten baben, ia!" -
nWenn i6 bieie aber ni9t habe2"-
r9ann fam i6 Sbnen bD@itens gut
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8Dsbaft.-9er MaIer &lermeier
III aus t1%abeliegenben @riinben tpttbeno
iber ieinen Sauspirtb. sd m69te
linn a1 germ einen @trei9 ipielen!!" dts
Bert er 3u einem Sreun6e.-uMar ibm
fein portrdt!" rietb bieier.
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BUR Wadridt fit uueine 3mnnem.

Wdbret1o Der Monate Suli unb Muz
guif tpirb metn Gef9dft Nbenbs 8 nbr
gei9IoHet tperben, NIT Gusnabme beg
Sonnabenbs. @n bic fem Sage peroe
i9 Bis 10 l1br ofen balten.
g. ,t6mw1m 8. @pIfDr II.
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mehrere Stem Srreoufer 3eitu,

- Me6rere Stem Orleanfer 3eitun'
gett ftnb eigentGimli@en Mantpulatios
men ber 3eitungsbdnbler auf bic Spur
gefommen. Sieielben berfauften bic
3eitungen ndmli@ ni@t, ionbern ber'
mietbeten ie. Mebrere Der 96nbler
batten befttmmte Runbet, bener iie bic
8l6tter bes Morsens tns 9aus bra9ten
unb am Mbenb tpieber abbolten, um fe
barauf als unberfaufte gremplare ben
3eitungsoficen tpieoer auridsugeben.
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unangenebme Sdu9ung.
(9luf Dem Masfen5ole) 6err: r9u,
f96ne Masfe, i9 femme Sid"
&elnerin: v@laub's f6pnl Sic irb
mir ia bon geitern alletpeil mod g 8ier
1hulbiq!"
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GM ~GntAigeanfr
wuEELNG, ", VA JUIl 49, 1880,


Postmaster Veazsy, OF Baltimore, VINO
cot mad at the Civil Service Commission
because they hauled him over the coS's
for violating the Civil Service law ana
who resigned in a ut Of piQue was very IN
d~ustrious in the matter ofdeiylngthe law
The report Of the Commission states that
when Mr., Veszey became postmaster, he
proceeded, as he expresses it himself, ITO
andy the Civil Service rules to those In
sids of the service as well 80 thos0 outside'
and, as far as possible, without violating
the law or sacrificing the business inter
eats Of the community, 10 displace ell on
Civil Service Republicans with Civil Ser
vics Democrats" He discharged from the
service nearly all oIthe Republicans who
had been appointed by his Republican
predecessor as Republicans, and he dis
charged them, among other causes, be,
cause they were Republicans who had
not uassed an examination underline Civil
Service law. lie did not, it appears
discharge one OF the iorty.eight Republic
csus who had been appointed under tho
Civil Service Act. In place OF the dis
charged nou.clvil service Republicans
with three or four exceptions, he appoint
ed Democrats who had been regularly
and properly examined, their names hay
ing been placed in regular manner on the
eligible register Of his office. He made
his selectious from gloups Of four names
taken from the highest in grading, and all
the ellgibles on the register were corsid'
cred by him tho prescribed number Of
times. He had a list Of the names Of the
ellpibIes furnished to him by the Secre'
tary OF tho Board OF Examiners, and hay
inc informed himGeli OF tho political
opinions Of each Of the applicants, in
making appointments he appointed appll'
cants because they were Democrats, and,
as a general rule, refused to appoint Re-
publicans because they were Republicans
but he did appoint several Republicans,
being compelled to do 60 by what he con.
sidered a vegetable necessity, and alter
ward he promoted them.
The charges made against Mr.. Veazey
by tho Commission were as follows:
az That, in removing employees against
whom there were no charges, except that
thew were Republicans, Postmaster VeF2ey
grossly violated the spirit OF the Civil Ser.
Vice act, especially II tho avowed object OF
the removals Ia considered, viz, to make
vacancies to which Democrats might be
t2.j That in appointing Democrats be-
cause they were Democrats, and in pass
ing over and refusing 10 appoint Republi'
cans because they were Republicans, Post
MISTER Vetzsy distinctly violated rule 8,
which provides that, il the political or re-
ligious opinion or utilization OF IN applicant
Is known, no discrimination shall be made
by reason thereof, by the examiners, the
Commission, or the appointing power.
This Civil Service law is a great strain
on the patience Of the Democrats and
shows that the party at heart detestO 1t
and is only wanting in the opportunity to
crush 1t. They may masquerade in re-
form as much as they please during a
campaign, but what they are really after
Is the offices.
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ono an Who on Noysr Grow Ola.

81 L0uiS AdplstAt,
Heyen bless the girl OF tho front gate
with peaCh,bloOm on her cheeks and love.
light In her eyes, She car never grow old
10 those who have been there with her.
Years may come and 90, but the magtoot
the low voice will not be stilled, and the
memory Of the cherry lips we kissed will
hold out faithful to the end, What II the
old gate does sag, and its hinges rattle,
and lis latch refuse to hold 1t shut2 What
II the posts are shaky and some Of the
pickets gone? We love the dear old relic
still. We love 1t for the sake OF the girl
who used to stand out there by 1t with
roses on her cheeks and nectar on her
lips, We counted the stars and bid good
by and then counted the stars again, How
many times was a good'by saidP How
times did lips meet DER the old, dear gateH
And what Of the girlP All, me! She mar.
rled another. She forgot her VOWS, and
married q richer and handsomer man,
And II Well, | went of to another front
gate where there were other peach'bloom
Cheeks and other lips as sweet and as
many stars to count. And now ! have a
front gate Of my own and q girl OF my
own who counts the stars with the boy oil
the girl whose VOWS made with me were
broken. But he is q true, good boy, and
the girl Is a good, true girl, and Heaven
bless them both as they stand tonight AZ
the old front gate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-13

There 10 a brighter outlook in trade cir
Giles, and evidences are rapidly multiply
ing that show that the long depression is
about over and that the country is on the
eve OF a substantial revival in business.
The Bankers Monthly sees this, and com.
menting further says: The condition OF
general businoSs-that is, among manu-
iacturers, jobbers and Wholesale heuseS-
can be called good for the time Of year.
The country Is feeling happy over the
prospect OF q bOunteous harvest, and city
merchants report collections from their
country correspondents nB unusually
prompt and easy for the season. These
are cheering facts and limitations, Among
some city retailers trade Ia a little slack on
account OF the absence Of 80 many from
home; but this Is always the case during
July and August.
The fact Is, we have been living down
on a commercial "hard.pan" for so long a
time that II Is almost impossible to 20
any lower. Tho chances are ten to n
for rise rather than for any further de.
preston. Prices are 30 low that they can
not very we'll 90 much lower unless some
new calamity affects the general welfare
OF the country. Tho weak and BlCkly
ones in trade are mostly dead or retired
from active participation in business life,
and the law Of the survival OF the fttest
has brought 10 the front q class Of mer-
chants and bankers who generally know
exactly where they stand and what they
are about. Thislong.Continued hard.pan
diet TO which all business men have been
subjected for the past three or four
years has toughunId and strength.
ened tho really vigorous, while II has
killed of all the delicate and C%onsumptive
ones. Tho consequences is, that the bust.
ness world, as q whole, Is In a better and
stronger condition to-day than II has been
since the discipline was first i%naugurated.
The looSe.lying ropes have all been taken
In and made fast, Rnd'tho calls OF oil well.
manned mercantile craft have been hauled
close 10 the wind. In this position they
can easily resist any unexpected puff Of
threatened disaster, or can Rs easily be
loosened and spread 10 catch the iay0rlnR
galeS.
For these and many other reasons,
equally valid, there Is a general expecia.
ton among oil business men that Inc
coming fall will wltneBS q good, substantial
increase Of trade, with q corresponding Id.
crease Of profit.
There is no other city In the country
that will moro gladly welcome this lin.
ptoySment than Wheeling, and II iS great.
" to her credit that she has stood the
depression without any marked financial
disasters. Now with natural gas at her
doors there is nothing to prevent hur
sharing in the prosperity and improve.
ment that seems bound to como.