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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

The greatest causes Of this dread disease
are excessive heat and improper food.
Infants who are fed upon Mellin's Food
will pass through the hot summer safely.
A physician in one Of our largest cities
brought up hia babe upon 1t, and wrote
the following as his experience; During
these two years, whilo living in the most
densely populated aud most sickly part OF
the city, during intensely hot and In.
tensely cold seasons, at no tune has our
child been seriously affected in comfort
or health.n
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DIE Enough For an Oyereont.


The natural gas edition of the ISTELLI-
GESoRB, last week, was a mammoth affair.
1t contained sixteen pages finely illustrate
ed; 1t was so huge when 1t made it's ap.
pearanGe at this Office that we thought
some kind friend had rolled up an over.
coat and mailed it to us,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29
A WOMAN MAKING CALICO SHIRTS

for sixty cents dozen. 1t is Just such
things as this that are pushing SO many
young girls into the waged OF evil. There
is an elment Of chivalry in this thing.
There are men who would scorn to take $40
from woman's pocket, but he will do
worse, then desert her, and leave her to
suffer disgrace alone. The laws Of Ohio
fix tho age Of consent at ten years, and l
wish that could bring the fact homo 10
all fathers and mothers. At that time a
girl cannot sign away property, but she
can give away her person. The day will !
come when there will be an uprising and
the law will be changed.
God uses men to save man, and II one
man signs this pledge he can bring in one
more. Some Of you think that II you save
your own freside II Ia enough, but you
are needed in this work. II takes some
bravery to stand for the right. viii the
men who are willing to work for this cause
in Cleveland, where II Is so much needed,
please stand up2" A number OF men
stood, and Mics Duty closed with fervent
prayer. All facilities for signing the
pledge were afforded and q number ell
rolled In the ranks Of the White Gross
The meeting was q most successful one
and very interesting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29
INTELIaNNoER sEPTEnIRER

No, spring 6S5lei No, red, 1896 No, red, lie
dly; No, q sO1IssG5ttci No, !, sS5io: 10.
H. SsoT s essS S3 small Sa and St Ss'A' aSs
No. 2 ys ls5ici ~, barley Sl3.c; No, ASsicsd
sl,05Rl ID, Provisions active and unsettled MesI
pork closed ..hade higher than yesterday Lard,
there Wtl sharp break ~ price toE, ,'eplenbGr
delivery. The full decline was 7Hc, followed by 4
Tally " 9ba0c, closing tame; short rib sides closed
lower: cash A.0l shoulders SG0QA6, TO- short clear
Tl0a7lh suiRrs unchanged, Whisky SLIT
ESsE dI s9d unchanged SSSSS
closed VI 7S3fci November Ii1E4l5ka, closed at
76IfG; December 764a77|C, closed 7TJsci May SSISl
tJ1Ic, closed Ut SS3fc, Corn, September s6l86ISc,
closed q s6Aoi OcIobeE S6lSaa6Isc,. closed At
cember 893e, clOied AZ $40; May 43IEalS1ic closed
at ll1SC, Oats, september AK R2bo: October 21Ea
269Sc, closed q g6Sci November 26izA26JC closed
267loi May sl4ASlHc closed at slkc, Ness pork
September 81 iGlSa9 6i; closed at % 60; October
50 t75Sa9 Is, closed ut % 50; November 81 i5ls 67;
CLOSED at 81 IS; January $40 tSalO 62Hr closed al
$40 -. Lard, September 90 90a7 271S cl9et At
$50; October 9Seg l7N, GloSed at g l?25f No.
YembeF, 10 U5a6 ok closfd OF 81 OK; January
g. l2y{aG M closed at IS lb.shoFt rib September
81 w; October GU; January o. IS.
Afternoon BOaTd-Wneat ruled StTsug and high
eF, while other markets closed higher than u q
gGlio; October, % IS dc; November, 3Sxcj May,
A31so, OIl8-septembaT, 25H; October, No; No.
yslnter ?G53ci May, axe, Pork-septem6er and
September, SSs7IS october, ID IL; November,
50 20; January, sdrl5- Short rbS-septembH aud
October sl,Si January, $40, RppeE-armi
creamery, lgi26!<p; dairy. l2alsc; packing stock,
TlStSISQ, Esgi--eaHleT; l6Ifal6IEC,
ReCelpis aud shipments: Flour Is 900, 7000i
wheat 73G00, 5000; corn 25V0O, Ts,OOl; oats 100.
OOO, lS,OOO; rye 500, 20OO barley 5000, $500
CINCINNATI a., Sept, &.-Cotton strong, Flour
fair dvmnnd, Wheat steady No, red 76Gt re.
celpS 1000 bushels; shipments $3.50 bushels,
Corn quiet; No, 2 mixed 100 Oats SlrOngi No,
mixed $50 Rye quiet; No, ., SIC, Pork
quiet ~ $1,000. Lard Gull at $3.50. bulk meats
aud bacon unchanged, Whisky firm At Sl,l2,
Butter aud sugar strong,
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Transportation.

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST,
j LOUIS RAILROAD Panhandle Route:
Time table Tor East aud West corrected 10 JUNE
25 lRS6 Trains leave Panhandle station, foot Of
Eleventh street, near public landing, ~ follows
Central eIRnhAfd limei
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29
Tile Wholesale Prices of all tho yarlouI
Commodities.

Ihe WHOLESALE PfiCeA OF all tho Various
Commodities.
lsTElIIuMCER oETIoE,
WHEEl1N0. Tuesday, Sept. q. Z
CofIeeS II will DO noticed, have as predicted last
week. commenced to decline from the high figures
Rt which they have b2Gn quoted for the past three
weeks Sugars remain hrin and aside from tho
drop In COiiecS there Is no special feature In the
grocery department. Trade COntInues good as has
been the case for the past month; prices remain
Hrm. Nails have again advanced aud are now
quoted at 81 20. There Is nothing special In tho
produce department. The figures Riven below are
subject to fluctuations during tho week:
GRAIN, HLoUR, ETC.
Gruin-Now wheat TOa75c per: bushel. State oats
2SC State corn. on the wharf, 400.
Rlonr-FanCy patents, Spring aud winter Is SOTO
IS; fancy family, white amber, amber and winter
81 25in paper; wood l6C higher. Dat meal-medlum
IS 80 per hbl; fancy. 5000. Rye -four q %.
So %; bran sl0 %: chopped ICED SO %. '''' Nv
Hoy and SrdlU-Prime loose timothy, $40 00al2 90
per ton; prime bAled sl3 OOali 90 por ton, by the
car load Dat straw loose IS 90: balOd 81 o. Wheat
straw Is quoted the tame as oat straw,
PRovHloNS. ETC.
g. @. hams 8 to Il Id average, 13]fc; g. g. hams
u 10 10 ID average lSc; s. q, hams is N ~ ID
5iI fioss Sj5nv uSIc, Ilai,S ahS,,Idc., liz, NJ
yc a..o 5on ~. 40 s6 TIe0r "a ~,
odd nNa1 IS.ts1 Tro al Se TS,S 70 SsS ~
"a ~ neGi ~ ~ poa"oS SrS TIorcaS a. paiaSs,
SS iDs XVI N'n"Vu iAAu' AA''VeS Vi ooiVSHA
e1uSARV' w.
aRoCERIEs.
Cogecs-Grepn coTee-Fancy Golden RIO INC;
Fancy gre u liKc; choice lic; prime l2Hc; good
!tS hr llSSi phns,S Tue oS:,oS N HSEetn
IISIc TssSoS TSIIV 4,
ISS. ijIiwoft6 ill., iSke; piiWSfth BrnnSwict u
End YG ye5nE E ~ 4 T. S LTyST
isNc EI Snod sH! iaiF Iac m navy rV' p'ne
7No; ordinary powdered To-; GRADUATED standard
G1fOt standard Contecti OneIs A exc; groCers A vi
pearl A &c; white extra SA0; Ohio Valley bho;
New York q bHc' golden U bAO; (tlew) fruit sugar
4xc.
SyrtIps-Choce sugar syrup SaSoo; ordinary
sugar syrup 2ia3oci honey dttpS 2ia25,; California
wnlts df!PS ~; sS1Ss noH use darE e29G c
moSs cy 45aIsC; Choice ia" 4sSJIo G prIo "a
S psSaSs rs 81 pS p sS HSG cS q
tomatoes V'c; canned corn, "a Rutedse's ?l6 1889
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q IS; ~ toI94 inch, 81 %: inch, So sS; OK Incl
s. 70; inch and over. s. Is.

=; " t9lA Inch, 8 %: inch, 50 95i ~ inch
80; 8 inch and over, s. h
CASING aud BO1-lOl to 800, S295; Sd, $50: 90
~ 49, ID, g 70; ID, q 70,
PRODUCE.
These prices are based on wholesale tranEaOtionI
Of this day, ubleO TO fluctuations during the week
BlatI-Cholce country l0alic. Choice Is In good
Hgtiablcs- Potatoes 3lAtSc per burhsl New cab,
hAgg bOa76c per Dbl. New onions, blA6OO PEI
buihel, Home Guoumben lOal2r per dozen.
Corn Sal0c per dozen. Peaches 81 00a2 " per
busheli River melons II 0Oal9 00 per l0O Cante-
lOpes, 81 26Al 80 per Dbl Plums 81 01Alb0 per
hlShel crate, Sweet potatoes q 2SaS 70 per bbl,
Pean 81 5QA3 % per Dbl. Celery g6ai0c per dozen.
Apples-7hasl w per Dbl.
ltAl6c per ID,
:, Aep'-Ohoico. aa0oC per bulhel, inferior grades
2lA2ic
Poaitr-c Chickens, young, 81 7ba2 50 per dozen.
Drisd R4ls-NeW eyRponted pared peaches GOA
Rot impaired do, l6Rl6o; raSpbeFfes S5i3Bo; black
berries loo. New sun dried-Apples, quarters 20;
Liced Baici peaches, new halves, 6a7c; do
quarters do, pared l5a lSC do, backbeFrieS
20; do. IaSpboFrCS 80ni pltted cherries 25A26c,
Aggl-FroGh: lie quick, per dozen,
~ FsatA9s-FFtme live geese, 600 per lbi EeCond
TlllOv-Couutry, 50,
Tropical Frtiits-Lemons, 81 6OaS 96 per box; As.
ptnWRll bananas " b0RS 90 per bunch; Jamaica
40. @e2 G0i Oranges, per box, u 60a7 Is, accord,
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THE DAILY MARKETS.

Unequallod tslge's Oatarrh Remedy.
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WheelIpr Iiye stook Mnrkot.

Tho market has been fairly active, aud prices
have remained almost unchanged. Hogs have
range about RS follows:
Cdale-l.0O0 10 100 lbs. stock sJ.aiISc per h.;
goo 70 200 lbs s1astlc per lb,i 7OOEo sOO lbs. 2ta
HO0,-Msrkct active; sIta!gsc per ID.
LlNbS-Fair at SaiISo per ID,
Cllpes-S9 OOa5 w peE head,
SheeD-25SaSc per ID,
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No, IS, 70 aud 81 stop At ali st atoms

81. CiRinVillG Accommodation, leaves wheeling
at S;S5 a. M 1850 and 600 p. mi leaves BOllAir0
at V:lO q IN 1928 aud 6:SO ,. m. Returning, ar.
tives al Wheeling At S:l6 o. M, 1:b and b:Ab p. M
daily except Sunday.
at :3J A. m and arrives at MoundAyille Gt 12lb
D. M, daily except Sunday.
Grafton accommodation at 3:25 p, m.
ZaneSVille accommodation leaves Wheeling Of
400 y. M, daily except Sunday.
1880 p. In. train through 70 Cincinnati without
change with u. 4 o sleepOr through 70 Cincinnati.
b. Il u. Sleeping Cans Oh all through trains.
Through Coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati on
No. g. leaving Wheeling Of 9:2S O. M, arriving Of
Cincinnati at $50 p. m,
Close connections are made for all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
desirable route for colonlSts and persons moving
10 the great West, and 10 whom particular attOn'
tl0n Ia given,
Tickets to all principal points on sale at Depot
Sleeping car Accommodations can DO secured Of
Depot Ticket Ofcg
TIl0s. Q. BURKE, Ticket Agent, B. & o. Depot
JOHN 7. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent.
4. T, DEVRlR9, General Agent Wheeling
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Grain-Now wheat TOa75c per; bushel. State oats
2Sc State corn. on the wharf, 400.
Flour-FAnCy patents, tSprlng aud winter Is bOtO
rs; fancy family white amber, amber and winter
81 Is IN paper; wood l6C higher. Dat meal-med lum
SIS 80 per hhl fancy 5000. Rye -four 400.
MilI Fecd-Brown mIddllngs So 10; coarse do
So %; bran $40 %: chopped feed so %.
Hay and SlrdlV-Prime loose timothy, go 00al2 %
per ton; prime bAled sl3 0Oal4 90 per ton, by the
car load, Dat straw loose, SS co. bRCd 81 00 Wheat
straw Is quoted the tame as oat straw,
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HOME MARKETS..

NEw YORK, September 2s.- Cotton futures clos
steRdier with decline Of lG2 points.
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NEw York, Sept. D THE domestic cotton goods
the paSt week have been Gl,ilG lRckages, which
for The export period during the year masses lis.
$50 packages against 6l2Gj packages Tor the cor.
responding Period last year, l2l,ii7 Iu 1851, and
1908 packages III 1888. For ali CotIOn fabrics
there has been very good business through orders
and selections and ton market very steady 10
\ rOng For wool goods the new business has been
only moderate, as the weather Is loo hot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-29

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Sent. 2s.-The DTOVeFS JOunlSl re-
ports: Caille-ReCelpH 1900 head shipments 1000
head; market slow, but Stea1y shipping Stetr
u b0a6 40t stOCkers aud feeders :! 2Ol3 10; cows
bulls aud mixed 81 60a8 70; bulk 81 96i9 70
through Texas cattle u shade lover; cows u 76a
2 rs; steers 81 60A3 %; WEStern rangers Ow nA,
live and halLbrPed, SS OlR8 rs; cows 81 8OA9 %,
winteFed Texans 81 BlH3 So HOgs-ReCelpts ,OOl
head; shipments 1000 head; mRrEet strong; rough
aud mixed s. 70ai W; packing aud Shlppings 6la
5 %; light - 704i 65i Eklps 81 26a3 70, Sheep
Receipt 500 head; shipments 1900 head mar,
ket sIeidyi natives s! 96a5 co.. western 81 50aS w;
Texans q 60A3 10; lambs s. 40Gi co.
NEW York, September 2s-Beeyes Receipts 10
car loads bIess1d beef dull at Case per ID for nA,
live sides aud bISa6NO for TexGR aud Colorado.
do exports LEO quarters beef, American nirlg.
orator beef !! quoted dull to-day In Liverpool 1t
71SO per h. Sheep ana lambs Receipts r6head /;
market dull Ut SAGiI4o for sheep; 4ka63<O for
lambs, lIogs-Receipts G,GOOi market steady ut
81 76asj9O
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, sept. %.-Cattle-ReceEptS
700 head; shipments 7O3 head market slow al yes,
teTdayS prices; no shipments 10 New York Hogs
Receipts 1900 head shipments LOO head; mar.
ket very slow ;phadelphiGs 9)AS, 10 Workers 81 70
I 20 grASers 81 SOti 90; fIcRrs shipped to New
York. sheep-ReGelpls $50 head shipments 2,?OO
head; market dull, shade OIL from yesterdays
prices
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
l. (oPERATIN1l
CLEVELAND \ tlTT6BURdH r.,
GondenRed timetable Of passenger trains cor.
rGcted 10 AUGUSrl6 Central STANDARD T'rHs'
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PITTSBURGH, PA, sept. 2s.-petroleum dull aud
heavy; opened at G!16ci closed at 69]fci high
est go; lowest 0lNC.
BRADFORD PA, Sept. 2s,-opeued at 6sc closed
l,2iG,0 900 barrels.
TiruSvILLE, Pa, Sept. ss-oponed at OJc;
highest 6SIsci lowest G?%1ci closed 1t 62ISc,
NV YoRK, Sept. Is Petroleum opened weak
At 6!1tC aud on reports Of Increased production
jagged to O21SC, and closed Ut GSc sGleI 2,7O80OO
barrels
OH CRY, sept 2S,-OpenGd ut G31Ec; highest
10 barrcIS; CleSrnuceS :Is GO SHTrclS. chst,ets
GO,Sl9baFelSi shipments O7,SO7 barrels.
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g. G. hams s to u Id average, 1S]Ec; g. c. hams
u 10 10 ID average lSc; s. q, hams IS N ~ ID
1906 Breakfast naCon &c; s. q. Shoulder
SIC: Clear Sides SIC; Plain Shoulders 7IEO: Ness
Pork tbarrel 200 lbS.) Sl8 50; Clear do SIS 50;
Dried beef q. lOA13ESo; Pure Leaf Lard, TlerCes,
$50 lbs 71fC; ROanOd Lard, Terces 70; Bologna
Sausage l0C,
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NNnnl.

PHILG DELPIIIA, Sept 2S,-wOOl mark steady and
firm vi h Improved demRnd; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia %%%O Sia36c; Y 8SaRi; New
York. Michigan Indiana and Western hnc OF y
and Xxx S2aS c; medium 351FRSSO: Colorado 3GISs
SSc' hle washed deldinV %and XX 37s31C; medium
washed cloth fine or X aud %% 33a3Sc.
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We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will pay
all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana State Lotteries
which may be presented o. Our counters,
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TENIsrIoo, Canada West. Onl

AVOID CouNTERFEITsl Send us $50
and wO Will send you by return mall y box OF
the genuine DR., q, MclAno's Celebrated Liver
Pills and eight handsome cards,
"'s kIEWINi iRCS pIttSblrr. Pa.
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A Plea for Social PuFIty-A Noble Woman
Talks for the spurned CLlss.
Cfstsio,,J I.,,t.. - 49,.
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WhIUn MRy DC pIu5eHVVu " UuF UUUHEuIH'
J, II. OGLESBY, Pres Louisiana National Bank
J. W. KILBRETII, Pres. State National Bank,
A. BALDWIN, l'res. New Orleans National Bank.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-04-08
Manual Training.

Toledo, Ohio, has q free manual
training school, with course of in
struction that covers three years. The
pupils must be at least fourteen years
of age The school is about equally
divided between mental and manual ex-
ercises. One hour per day is gi en- to
drawing, two hours TO shop work, and
three hours to study and recitation.
The course of study embraces:
/. A course of pure mathematics, in
Guiding arithmetic, algebra, geometry,
and plane trigonometry.
2. A course of science and applied
mathematics, including physical geogra-
ply, natural history natural philoso-
ply, chemistry, mechanics, mensrra-
tion and bookkeeping
3. A course in languages and litera-
ture, including English grammar, spell
ing, composition, literature, history,
and the elements of political science
and economy.
4. A course of penmanship, free
hand and mechani al drawing.
5. a course of tool instruction, in
Guiding carpentry, wood-turning, pat
terminating, forging, soldering, braz-
ing, and bench and machine work in
iron.
Special attention is given to the
course in drawing, which embraces:
l. Free-hand drawing, designed to
educate the sense of form and proper
ton; to teach the eye to observe ac-
curately; and to train the hand to
rapidly delineate the forms of either
existing objects or of ideals in the
mind.
2. Mechanical drawing, including
the use of Instruments; geometrical
constructions, the arrangement of pro-
jections, elevations, planes and sec
tions; also the various methods Of pro-
ducing shades and shadows with pen
or brush.
B. Technical drawing or draughting,
illustrating conventional colors and
signs; system of architectural or shop
drawing, and at the same time familiar
izing the pupil with the proportion and
detail of various classes of machines
and structures.
The Lui ding is divided into shops,
each of which furnishes accommodate on
for class of twenty-four pupils.
Three such classes or divisions can be
taught daily in each room. Each car
penter shop contains twenty-four
benches, vises, lathes, and sets of tools
for use in common; power srindstone,
the instructors bench and desk, aud
the requisite quota of clamps, glue
pots, etc. !; also circular saw for get
ting out stock. Each pupil has one of
the uniform sets of hand edge tools or
his exclusive use, kept in lorked
drawer. The blacksmith shop has q
complete equipment of twenty-five
FORCES, anvils, tubs. and sets of ordinary,
hand tools. The machine shop has an
equipment of twelve engine lnthes.
with additional machinery. The ma
chinery is driven 10y 5O-hor power
engine, and the third year she pupils
have the care of this engine. Spring.,
held Republican.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-04-08
HUnOR.

THE shoemaker is an authority on
soles, The dressmaker on bodice
Boston Courier.
THERE are $4,000, 900 dogs in this
country, yet Bologna sausage Is twenty
five cents pound.
A PUMp-MAKER in Milwaukee attend
ed dairy convention in Sheboygan,
Wis. There's gall for you.
IT is said that Aimee eats two
pound can of baked beans daily. No
wonder she has lost her voice.
LEVY, the cornetist, says he used to
rise in the night aud blow the cornet.
No wonder his wife got divorce.
@HUBBY, why is it that so few women
can whistler" Because nobody can
talk and whistle at the same time
Chicago Ledger.
CHEWING and drinking are alike in
this: One depends upon tobacco
quid and the other upon liquid
Merchant Traveller.
WHATEVER faults the dude may have
he cannot be accused of hiding his tai
ents under bushe. 1t is impossible
for any one TO hide anything of which he
is not in possession. Boston Courier.
"AIN'r you 'shamed ter be seen in der
Tabernacle in SIGH raggerdy pan So"
said Whangdoodle Baxter to Jim Web
ster. mo, indeed, Parson, l amt
'shamed. Dey don't belong ter me-
What's got ter be 'shamed of?"-Teras
SUtings.
A FRoNTIERsMAN who had been mild
ly tomahawked by an Indian, remarked
that he had no occasion to feel offended
at the matter of his assailant's speech
ut the time, but at the axesent. Yonk-
ers Gazette.
IT has been discovered that the case
of q pianofopte can be used for the
storage of electricity. 1t is believed
that this is the reason why so many
piano-players make such laundering
poor music.-Ne,cman Independent.
AN editor in Pennsylvania prints
paragraph in which he claims that a
certain family has taken his paper for
the last ninety-fve years. There is
probably no other instance on record
where cord wood and promises have
hung ON as long as this.-Estelli1ae
Bell
BAGDAD is a place of over q hundred
thousand inhabitants, and yet it has no
place of public amusement, and the
women folk never talk about each other.
If human nature is the same the world
over, what a godsend dog fight must
be among the Bagdadians. Chicago
Ledger.
The editor of an Arkansas newspa-
per published at Wiley's Cove sent the
following letter to the editor of the
North american ReUietc: my Dear
Sir-Ever since my paper has been
started, | have off and on copied from
your publication, but you have never
copied line from my paper, the Roos-
ter. 1 have bought your publication
hoping to see if you had copied from
me, but you never have. / am a man
who believes that turn about is fair
play. When a man treats me well, l
treat him well, and now, sir, desire to
say that am not going to copy any
thing more from you. / don't propose
to advertise your magazine for nothing.
/ will keep on. however, if you copy
the inclosed joke on our County Judge.
Mind, don't urge you, but don't hesi-
tate to say that if you fail it is all over
with us. "-Arkansato Trareler.