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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
At CALVERTON YARDS.

Eaar Though 'he market was
by no means active, the prices obtained
were fully up 10 last week, and all the
offerings were disposed o! st coed hgurcs.
Tae quality was quite good through
o,:. few common cattle being among them.
We quote a, - 5UCi5 p, with most sales
at 81 OOGf5 . per 100 lh3.
Prices of Beef Cattle ranged rs follows.
Best s. GcG5 -; that generally rates
first quqity ) 2jCaj co. medium or good
fair quality 3 5UGl -; ordinary tmn
Steers Oxen and Cows - jOty& -
Extreme range Of prices > 5O@5 -.
Mos; ofthc sa,rs were at : O0GIj - per
ljl H.. OF the Cattle received, 65b
head came from Virginia, - from OHIO,
40 from Kewuchy ~ from Maryland, 90
rom Vest Virginia, - g5om lllincis, CD
iran Sew York TOTAL receipts for the
pa. week l.OI2 head, against i"N last
we. K. and 30 head the same time I"s'
year. Of the offerings rs head ""rr
taken b7 Baltimore butchers; 90 sold
10 country dealers and 20 head TO Eastern
5u,er5 Total sales for the week Sjl head
apair.i %S3 last week and 9lj head same
time last yeAr.
Swine.-Tha rccaigjs show . slight IT.
or. a-e in the activity Of the market. Phi
cps show an advance Of l@}c over last
week. The supply is rather light and the
market is fair to good. We quote ut .
AISLE, with extra at sc per pound met
Receip'g this week $,7l4 head against
sos last week, and 1872 head same
time last year, :,
Sheep and Lambs There is q mod
era.cly lair Offering, with an Improvement
in the quality. Trade is lair and prices
advanced, with nearly ali 1.-THE stock sold
We quote Sheep at 2iC'ilc, with e@ir" a.
&c. Aeavy ewes al -. tie, and lambs ~
.sG5'c per ID gross Receipts this wees
l40 head, against 975 last week, Hna
2..~5 head same tune last year.
CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS.
Arrivals of Live Stock at CLARENDON
Stock Yards via Baltimore and Ohio Ran
road Tor the week ended January '-I0'
cars containing 1851 cattle, = calves
/ .&os sheep and lambs, 2sOi hogs and 1t
horses ,,, ,,-,:.
shipments to New York. philadelphia
&c., S2S cattle, j27 sheep, l-6 hos, an
l6 horses. 49,,
Sales OF ,he week TO butchers and dea
% cattle and Isl sheep.
, New YORK.
> Nsw YoRS January G.-Beeyes-k
;; caip.s i2& cars; 70 cars are back on tn
3 PENNSYLVANIA railroad and not likely
,: reach here before Friday. The market
10 triAe frmer and higher Tor lower On
: middle rades, but sales were sloS; con
q non to prime steers sold a. 81 5OQ0 !
Ia Der 100 lbs tops at St lo@6 20, and bull.
Y cows. etc, OF - OO@i Oh; exports b.
al cattle I,46O quarters beet, and zoe ca
, cases mutton.
- Sheep-Rcccipts $500 head; no adyan
!; but firmer tone; extremes 81 OO@5 % ?
c; 100 los Tor sheep; s. OO91 90 for IamI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
DRY GOODS.


New YORK, January DRY Goods
In q Qniet manner there has been consider.
able business effected, though seasonable
specialties Of every character are having
preie elCe to:stsp'es lwbici a ell n more re-
quest,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
WAITED.

NXTASTED-An active MAJ or Woman In every
w county 10 sell our goods Salary SIS pei
month and expenses, or commission. Expenses in
advance. Ou;nt free. For full particulars addres:
STANDARD silver WALK Co, BOsroS. MASS.
U31sb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

en- eighth of d car Of Canada lambs sold at
s. IS, aud G car of Ohio sheep at s. Il.
Hog-Receipts 1913 head; market steady
fer live hogs Of 81 0094 10 per cwt.
Philadelphia.
WEST PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January +
Cattle-Market fair; receipts 1000 head;
sales of prime at ji@6ic, good l!@5lc,
medium 3!@4!c, and common 2l@3ic
per pound.
Shecp-Market dull; receipts $500
head sales Of prime at Hose, good ,
@i}c, medium 3@3{c, common 2@24c
per pound. Lambs 4@7c per pound
Hogs-Market fair; receipts 800 head /;
head sales at 5l@6c per pound.
Chicago,
CHICAGO, January G.--The UEcyer's
journal reports Cattle-Receipts $500
head shipments 1000 head market
slow and heavy, shipping steers 50 COO
80; stockers pnd feeders 81 75@4 -;
COWS, bulls and mixed 81 Sj@l 90; bulk
- 1908 Is.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head shipments
1000 head; market heavy and sc higher;
rough and mixed 81 jja3 So; packing
and shipping 81 s56l IS; light s. 40
o. 80; skips 81 1903 10
Shecp--Receipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market stronger; natives 81 so
as 90; western 81 5O9& 90; Texans
g 0O03 %; lambs So 1905 So.
@ast Liberty.
EAsr LIBERTY, January 6-Cattle-~
Receipts Is head shipments none; mar
ket active; prime s. 25Cr5 80; fair to good
81 25Cll Is; common 50 5O@4 90; no
shipments to day
Hogs--Receipts 800 head; shipments
none; market active; Philadelphia 81 10
al %; Workers 81 OO@4 10; no ship,
ments to day.
Sheep-Receipts 900 head; shipments
none; market fair; prime 81 2j@l 80;
fair to good 50 1904 90; common 81 GOA
, 10; lambs s. jO@3 20; no stock ship.
ped on account Of washout near Harris
burg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

..a. n..y.us a. s, "a. sad nm every loo1
.. +. agca1s Psrk "a N. and ruu every bc'I
$50. u.
.trgg.H Tla,a" All I,ava oa.h tern lrUs a,
.....r G. HlEs't, SUFt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

Wheeling.

The market is steady. with q oooa de.
mand for coa,ser gradrs. al.o for ii@e
grades The prices are the SINE "a
last week. and ara rs follows Fine fierce.
washed, 3G@&."; G"" d.ao'. un"',,hr ed.
oRe.,h;rd OF; coErrs fleece. washed, "a
G32c; coar=e t',crr, uuwa.hsi, 2oG.2@t,
medium, washes, %0@3.c. medium, Hn'
washed 20G2%c, tuo w"-tot to('""s
Demand Tor a!e4.um &racer !s :o7d
philadelphia,
PurArrLrur,. IaEro!F , Wool
Firm and steady ay uulhGo--d Prices
u5 washed %7c,&*c, fair @." &c, ono
Prnnsylv2rla az! Wy.t virgin" .-n'..'-y
New York. Michigan aad W'-taTn ..0.
%tc; washed combiug and d-'aine $50 ,'c
unwa.hed cora5irg and da'Hinc "a -'c
eastern Oregon l1@2}c; Na'Ieg utee92'
2IG 25c: New Mcxi.,a ahd Coi2-aao l.
I G25c; pulled era ~"rino -'l."'e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
CLARKsgusG GOSSIP.
T.. % lussrr-s Outlook CIt;Ie-Ihr New
I;ulIutnv~ The N,wS Personal,

o.. O. uu-,re-s Outlook CIt;Ie-rhe New
Hmluiny~ The News Personal
S-... c-.lrri..r. ofiE E.av-.
.. r....w. ". w.. Jaau.rv the
.. -.s.I. a.va gotten DER cuelr holiday
......AE..s anal olJ C.a,j-4ur- has settled
.... .u .u- u-aa. woaptyng which per.
.A.-- ...a a.s,uass aui -oe.ai circles dur.
g.. t.a "...c months.
HrI, .-a 0l'.21S ~ gr.s -l 1H (. bus.
res .c. .iy.-v .a aU.- zsyH"f Tor
...-.s,urs auG Harrison county Reg. q Tor
OBJ. ..-s~- u-" exceedingly ar'-#' lh,
..-. ....-. e.. - mild wia-gC w;a r.." d..
.r.... r.a. ami uu,ess i. 'e loo w,,a wall
..|...... tar crops More cattle ags bc,a1
.,...ei this s..sou than tor .anuy winters
..... .at with t1ic market oar Drol,.
. g.. -...o3 b. a1.r 20 arv their tey,' aad PAT
...r.,..v-s ah-aI for ,ur u.-e. 6usla~-s
...r axe 30, carrying larre stocks o~tog
.1 sac 4.-r lga- dauuad. Al. seem 80 Dc
r.lG.r, back. a&A,rlng some lCdloarun oil
. ss,iya' q r,aae
/ Much s.o.r q placed in the a.v public
. ..... .,z-, soon 10 beev.cred y large io-ce
a. gr-awsn will @, course ue Engaged 80
Tho vr.. OF construction, winch Al. help
.,..f fra,srs wonderfully. Already the
,..-.. do. c,-autu, the ioy tor the Govern
r.r- auIcia, has commenced. and ~
doag. The work Of construction will soon
BE-. ..a.-n5a.sd. However, Il Il said the
.D...,.mar, supervising architect mas t.
......-..t.i IN ri3,'ioca, app-5p riution
mi w.rz nay uos be- commenced n"t.
.,a. r....smer@a'loa IS "o."I a?1n.
'r.~, TIE drawings '.r 'oT .oHns. c5nsi
. i.a. has. 5,rn selected ,i.-' Is
.-... q .a..-.,."..." 2."aass-'' ID, Ia, ,i'
-....u matt 3D.; .t Nv" .s;.I ,,
l...-. tJm"'s=o@v'7 me ,A'." ~.
.f., "".'1.a Z. eng .' '.'' -' DO. dee.
..'....- ..' -.-.... -.F.' ''. ".'.'
leg "a ~. '.". '-..N '.' --.
-.af.. ..nsE.5' - .ar D,".'.s-'.-.'
g..g-"-.'... .... ..-... .ES'....,.'"....
free ....a.' o.. t.'. '1Nasi $ H".2'. "
."-.... b." ."'Asr7-P' ~',
..a.-.a.s.s 10 .l@l7 pol. %. me Gs"+ M.
. o. Mr. Howard. ma "'' MS 'h,'' H., III . NV.
drul.,.1loa ..l." s..,1 D.. me O,i.
o.. :..--. iaa 's.'....-. o.. '.' ,l .. r.
u ....t .,.5' P...' I'.. . ....... .
s9'.. .ap'rtaIt .Ia-.2.7 all ''..~..''.
rE,.. viii water':. 9 Improve re
~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
nnla EiYEk RkILfGsu.

,S,.Ma TABI y, UJERE,IEp 20 nc. u lS'.
nth street. ncsS public landing, - follow Cfr.
;gX STANDARD TIne-rS!sh Is 81 m,rrioi 'opO
i,.r WrNa'lrs t'lr'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
TRAVELLERS ,SUsmE.

= EEryAL. AND UEFAECu rs UTIEaIEs-
y EXPLANATION CE kEvEKEEIg MsREs:
slutr fSuuday excepted. MONDAY excepted
Wh-eli. E'me:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

Is, z. - o. Railroad
....a BglIairC at 10 p. II. for WOojslc,d EUd
....s1gTfg-E.
..sp Esllaire u 90 8. n. Ter suumCrae'd and
. fuusvlIe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

We do hereby certify that We Supervise the IL.
raufrmeHts for sll the G0utI!y and quarterly
Nrsglnss Of the Louisiana Stt:c Lottery CCInrErJ
sui in person manage and control TIE G5sSi ns {
tnr. l,c! yes and that tho tame are conducted Fit
h.rr,ty iGiTnCss, and IN good latin toward al PET
,;os aGd 20 authorize tho oo:u9sDy TO Use ikts oeE
l,f.lc with iaG-simi Of Oar signatures attached
~ IiVer!i1snenn,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
come We z.

q trains dki +, except hCndi7.
Pm .luanlE IA! "a DTssing Ron ana 1ieei -IE Ia
cough =ithout change froLl hieabeuyiis FasiH
-. .iclphia and EcE YORK. Wet &c CD.TE.tp a,
~, matt, LoGbrtBs, Chissgo, tuLikELagLI ~
=; I0gts.
Y.r through tickets, bsssss. ehe<ir, Lecpag car
er-.u,utationi and any further Information a.
r.v,o ISO. q. JCMLfEsOG, Iicret Ager' 81 PiB
RsrIe 8t.tio. loot Of Eleventh street, O. 81 City
Trsa: o.>g6, under AsLrIe House, Whs link.
JAMES MCCEEI,
sanssnr, l'tt.hUrg Pa.
y. 4. ICRD,
Sent fas,. and Ii Eet Agent, I.tshurg Ia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
There, Nothing Like Leather.

The difference between old and new Bos
ton isn't only All the weary feet from the
Hub 10 Ch.rag0 When the Boston Globe
announces the publication OF The Spider
Shoemaker. The Chicago News proposes
to bring out a serial on The Giant Boot
Founder
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

or n. A.DAUPH:r,
an.hi1stSH, =. g.

Make P, 0. Money Orders payable and ad-
dress Registered Letters to
EET OHLEANs NATIONAL BANK,
View Orleans, La I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
Cincinnati.

C.TclSsArI, January 6.-Rogs-S Steady
common and light s. l0@& -; packing
and butchers 8 GOH,i 90; receipts l.971
head; shipments ~ head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
COTTON.
New York.

New YoEE, January G.-CuTTON-
Futures closed steady bat quiet at e o9.lo0
lower than Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07

lO:.O p. III. train through - ilrGuUSu without
Ciause, with sleeper through tU Cincinnati
2anesyille accommodation leages Wheeling nj
3i0 p H., BcIlare at 4:i5 p. H.. daily 'Ncest Sun
day
MoandsyIils Accommodate lsiTs; wheeling at
lAily except sunday.
Warrington Accom- z o1ai.On leaves a. 4. 10 r.
Through cosch from Hhee!i0S 80 CiEGinna,! daily
on No. = leaving Wheeling ~ g'2i v, Srr-'''ns At
Cincinnati at $50 =. N.
h. Il o. sleenins cara Oh ali through Eairs.
Close connection m,de 10: 81 points SoG'E =, d
southwest, II orth and Northwest, G.SSinS tEJ de.
airable route tor colonIu and persons moving % tie
great west, and 10 whom esrCsnisT attention 10
given.
sleeping AccoID noiGNon' can h toured ~ e.
pot Ticket Ofioe. ,-..-.
TIcfat Agent t. a q. peIot.
JOHN RA!IlE,
Ticket Agent, under MCiure tuC,t.
JOHN T. LANE, Iray. Passenger Agent.
TX. LORD. Gen. Pa-'. AAtIt.
r. ufHRiFS %"ne'a' Agent "hf"Nrs.
WHEELING ANp rlTIsslrIa 1lrLs!us
N and after December H. .Sa, passenSsr trains
will -iu ~ follows, ~h.~'trg tx:
UEFAxTUEa>
yor Plttsouf.h-5 40, w., GGUy, = 7. mr
daily; l:c5 r. and 7:i5 =. M, daily eiorpi IAN
dEy. ,-,,--, ,,.,.
AszIvAIs.
FROM Pitublrra--s . T. - us''- li.'J A. IN. -
$40 D. IL, daily except sc"iNg; lg's5 p IN, daily
From W@n,ngtnd-I:.t n. m, hslf except Ct II
day; 1925 p. nI.i daily. ,
{. X. lord, General Psssense, bsert.
X DUNHAM, General Manager.
1T. LANE, Travelling Agent, Wheeling.
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alssgLlSa AN EL@ uRQyE =.

.,.5 AND AEEGH. SUNDAY. EONEHEEE Z.
rains on the WhreliuS and k,m rlSTc
........I viii ran a. tDlCEs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
Ptisnurga, Diacimdii&&i. Louis w..

,,,IaE TARI.s yuE EAsI ord = .yc e.. -
re- ed 10 Noycul u'r lg, 1855. l.a'Us leave Pan
-. 10 s,aiiOn loot Of Eleventh ,l.vo., r.Sy yVL-
nc aaGing. a. iotIuTr, Central stEEisTJ tine.
IP,t.z fast Es,tf Iaa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-07
ShtLRoeD3
BALTIMORE. T. OHIO r. R. co.

rs AND AFJSR DECEMBER ID, 1855, PAS
~ seuger trains will run Us iollovs-W heelina
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-21
.rxtraordinary scene.

The following has been copied from q
letter received in this city by George w.
smiley. of London. England; 1.-THE
GREAT brewery of Guinness, Son n Co.,
oof Dublin, through the bankers, Barring
Rros.. have incorporated their business
md allotted the shares to the public on
M tbe basis of f6,000,00 $3.50, 900, ,O0Ol
The books for subscriptions were ofh'
cially opened on the 25th of October.
By the Odd of October f30, 900, 600 worth
Of stock were informally applied for. and
the report is that at P. P, on the 10th
ult., ESQ, 900, 600 (S400, 900, 0OO) OF stock
was applied for and five per cent depos-
its to secure the stock were made at the
time of subscription. The certificates OF
shares are now selling on the Stock Elk
change at from 20 to 40 per cent premi'
um. On the 23d inst (October), two
DAYS before the official allotment, the
scene at Barring Bros, banking house
was indescribable, such was the eager.
ness of the multitude to subscribe that
it was almost impossible to get WITHIN
half block of the premises. The bal
ance sheet of Messrs. Guinness son
for 1885 is quite curiosity. Ihere
for that wear were SlS,9S4 hogsheads OF
porter, showing net profit of f554, S21
fs2. wi 635)-hence the eagerness OF the
public to subscribe for the stock In the
new organization. Us. +. Bulletin.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-21

THE WIFE. MOTHER AND MAID who
suffer from female weakness, will find Gil
more's Aromatic Wine positive cure. For
sale by H. D. Godfrey, Nadeau Block.
CATARRH CURED, health and swee
reath secured by ShilOh's Catarrh Remedy
rice so cents. Nasal Inie ctor free. Sold by
r Heingeman. ~ North Main eet.
ARE You MADE miserable by Indiges-
fIon. Constip alton, Dizziness, Loss OF Appe-
ite. Yellow Skin? shiloh's Vitalfzer Is q
pos}tive cure. Sold By G. f. Heinseman. 81
Main steet
A positive cure for dyspepsia-Damiana
Bitters. Michel Levy & Co.. wholesale liq'
nor dealers. agent
FOR DYSPEPSIA aud Liver Complaint
YOU have printed guarantee on every bot
lie Of Shiloh's yitslizer. It never 5aiis to
cure, Sold by @. f. Heirseman. l22 n. Main
rect s-x 49,,
ana sitters. Michel Levy q Co., wholesale
iiouor dealers. agents.
aTEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's cure is the
remedy for you. Sold by O. y. Heiuseman
ia North Main street.
NERyE-LIFE AND yIGOR. restored In
| men and women py using Gllmores AFRO
matic Wine. For sale by h. D. Godfrey
| Nadeau Block.
sHILOH'S vITALIZERi is what you neet
| for Constipati0A, Loss OF Appetite, Dizzlnes
aud all symptoms OF Dyspepsia. fnce .
and rs cents per bottle Sold by J.O. Heinxe
Hans Ia North hain street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-21
The Large Cities.

Philadelphia. since the war, has grown
from 6l9, ,755 population in 1865 to about
q million. While New York is the
city of high rents, Philadelphia is the
city of low rents, in comparison with
any other city in the country. Boston,
since the war, largely by the annexa.
tion of Roxbury, Dorchester, West
Roxbury, Cbarlestown and Brighton,
hos increased from 1872. GOO to 4OO, OOO
According to the New York Herald,
the population of New York City in
1865. as ascertained by the State cen
sus. was 725, 1856, which was less by
more than $1,000 than the population
reported by the National census OF 1860.
In 1870 the population was 942, 292. In
1880, I,2O6, ,299. The Herald now
claims a population of l,SOO 600, but it
is probably not more than 800 600. In
1866 Madison avenue was not graded
above Forty-second street and along
Forty.secend and Forty-third streets in
the neighborhood of Fifth avenue there
was cattle yard. Now the center OF
activity in building is north of One
hundred and tenth street and extending
to o. ae.hundred- and -fiftieth street. On
One.hundred and fifty fourth street
houses of three stories with mansard
roof rent readily for $1,000 year. With
in twenty years about so, 900 new houses
have been erected.
In 1866, the solid blocks OF New York
extended as far north as Thirty-fourth
street. Between Thirty-fourth and
Forty.second street, east of Sixth ave-
nue., is was partly built up; but west OF
Sixth avenue few improvements had
been attempted. North of Forty.
second street the only improvements
were between Second and Fourth ave.
nues, as far as Fifty.ninth street, and
between Eighth aud Ninth avenues to
Central Park. North of Seventy ninth
street was the scattered population of
Yorkville, and north of One.hundred'
and.eighteenth street was Harlem river.
which was then the northern boundary
of the city. Since that time tract
north of the Harlem river, more than
half as large as the former area OF the
city has been annexed from Westchester
county. This tract Is bounded on the
east by the Bronx river and on the
north by Yonkers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-21
Ret Him on a Pair of Deuces.

A capital story is told OF the slavery
davs OF ex.Gov. Pinchback. When a
mere lad he belonged to an old South
erner. who was very ford of poker. His
master was once travelling on Missis
sippi river boat, and had played cards
in the cabin all night. Luck went
against him to such an extent that he
had lost every penny he had on his per-
son. Then he offered to play his slave,
the ex Governor, against $4,000. On
this basis the cards were dealt. The
Young lad watched his masters hand
eagerly. The old Southerner looked at
his cards and raised the ante. He was
met and promptly raised again. At
this moment gentleman who had re-
Gently come up, attracted by the young
negro's looks, called him aside:
"Whose boy are your" he asked. ''De
dear Lord above only knows, sah! an.
swered Pincbback. anxiously. " use
ter b'lonp to Mars c., but he done
gone an bet me on pair of deuces. !"
"Bet you on pair of deuces?" "Yes,
sab; an don't know whose boy am
now. But de ole massa he's bluffin' like
the mischief, an reckon Is gwine to
stay" The bluff won.-[Chicago Mail.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-21
Ah0ut kissing.

A writer in the New York Star, talk.
ing about kissing says: To such de-
gree had the practice of kissing attained
in England that ladies were accustomed
to use kissing comfits, composed Of
amber girls and other ingredients, for the
purpose of sweetening their breaths.
These, beyond all questions, were the
forerunner of the cachous, trix and
other vile things with which the ladies'
of the present day taint their breaths.
"Their breaths with sweetmeats tainted
are" SAYS Mecutio. When Whiteback
was the ambassador of Oliver Cromwell
to the court of Christine of Sweden, the
queen, one day, accompanied by her
ladies', dined with him, and the queen
nothing 10th herself, perhaps for les
son. commanded the ambassador to
teach her suite the English mode of
salutation. Whiteback fell to work at
his pleasing task Immediately, and after
a few "coy and pretty defenses" from
his pupils, soon found in them the most
ant of scholars and ready to carry out
his instructions to the letter. But the
practice of universal kissing in England
fell into disuse. In the time of William
and Mary it was very lutte practiced,
and from that time out it was restricted
to its proper use and employed only on
nroner occasions-such, for instance, as
when beauty is caught asleep or under
the mistletoe, where it is always in or.
der. A very satisfying kiss must that
have been which Fatima received from
her lover, as told by Tennyson, when ne
drew with one long kiss her whole soul
through her lips. Let the article close
with this charming little poem, trans
lated, if the writer's memory is correct
from Victor Hugo:
Give me kisses! do not stay
Courting in that careful way;
AL the coin your lips shall print
Never can exhaust the mint,
Kiss me, then;
Every moment. and again.
Give me kisses! nay, it's true,
am quite as rich as you;
And, for every kiss owe,
can pay you back, you know.
Kiss me, then;
Every moment and again
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-21
OInens.

The cornsilk tassels on the ridge
Are bronzing In the sun;
The elderberries by the brioge,
And all along the run,
Grow purple through the golden days
Harberries by the wall
Grow crimson in the lNer maze
That ushers in the faH.
Old ocean dreams in slumber deep
OF Winter storms to come;
In far off mountain caverns sleep
The winds; the brooks are ouihp.
The partridge, in lone country lanes
Whirs low a speckled wing;
Silence through all the woodland re'sus'
The birds forget to sing.
From yellow cornhelds slowly pass
The crows with changing cry;
All day upon the orcharo grass
Ripe apples fall. A sign
Escapes the earth at Thought OF dea'h'
For Summers life SO brief, ...,
And auttering on that sigh's faint orea'h'
Falls down the first red leaf.
fannie NJ. Libby in Good Housekeeping
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-21
PHYSICIANS.
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a uorrible Form

Of malarial disease is dumb ague, Con
slant drowsiness, sleep interrupted by a
chill, chill succeeded By consuming heat. ana ana
that by an exhausting sweat no sehsatiOn ms soa
at.onds II. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters In
vsriably eradicates it, though 1t Is the most T
conquer it with quinine is as impossible as
Ms1aI"riai disorders of every kind are attend
ad with derangcment of the liver, a fact
eyinced by the saffron tint which the skin
essumes in such diseases. For this sy mp
tom. as we'll as fer its cause, the Bit1ers Is a
Certain remedy, Constipation, dyspepsia,
rheumatism, and inactivity of the kidneys
and bladder, are also relieved by this fine
alteratiye.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-21
Cure for piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by sense
OF the abdomen, causing the patient to
suppose he has some affection of the kid
neys or neighboring organs. At times
symptoms of indigestion are present, hatu-
iency. uneasiness of the. stomach, etc. A
very disagreeable itching, after getting
warm, is a common attendant. Blind,
bleeding and itching piles yield at once to
the application of DR.. Bosanko's Pile Rem
edy, which acts directly on the parts affect
ed. absorbing the Tumors, allaying the in.
tense itching and effecting permanent
cure. Price 50 cents. Address the DR.. 30.
sanko Medicine Company, Piqua, o. Sold
hy G. f. HeiDZeman.
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Excitemcnt fn Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery of Mr.: J. E. Corley,, who was SO
his head; everybody said he was dying of
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New Discovery was sent him. Finding re.
lief. he bought large bottle and a box OF
Dr' Kings New Life pills.. by the time he
had taken two boxes of Pills and two bottles
n9 Discovery, he was well and had gained in
eash thirty-six pounds. Trial Bottles OF
his Great Discovery for Consumption Tree
at g. f. Heinzeman's,