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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06
VXTHEELING 4 PIrIsBURGA DIV.

% and Alter DEC. ls. 1885, passenger rRln, vii
run a. tolloWS-Wh Wheeling time:
For Httsbutgh-b ;o6 M, 6;2S p, m, dAilyi 7:sS
4. M, 1905 D. m, daily except SUNDAY,
For Washiagton-4 ~ ?, M, daily except sunday.
eIoept sunday l0;z5 p, M, daily y;25 o. M daily,
From WRshlngton-9i26 ., M, daily l;Sg q. M,
6i20 p NJ, daily except Sunday l0.a6 p. M. daily
q, X. LORD, 0enetal PARonger Agent
DuNHAM, General subl.
III. LkNR TRv. Pass kRt. Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

EINIME GARD OF Ihh hELL.AlltG ~
4 IT. CatiEviile Railway Gl -lu elect January
~, 1885, TrRibs arrive anu depart 10 aud lrUln H.
q o. UepJt, Wheeling, W, Va, Us iOlI0WO;
WHEELING, LOCAL TIME.
Departure Of uRlnS for 81. Ul,irivilie, o.
No " leaves MheslilE ht7;So 4. mi arrives at
81. UlRlrSVlllO NJ b;46 q m,
No leaves wlcoliOg at 9;2S a. M; arrives at
ST. UlAiESYtlle " 1910 u, m,
No. is leaves wheeiiog at $40 p, mi Rrryes at
81, CiAirSYllle at i;55 y, m,
Arrival Ol trains from 81. Clalhyllle, o,
No, II leaves 81 ClRiEsvillO At V;96 y. m, arrives
Ut wheeling Rt l0A5 q, M.
No,ls Leaves St ClalrsVlllo Rt5;o6 p, nj arrives
at wheeling at 20 pm.
TAKE THIS ROUTE Tho quickest, most comfort.
able and tnO only all RAIL demonstrating pRaAetl.
gers IN the business portion aud neArtBt the best
hotels Of Wheeling, Ballaire'aud VI OikInYlle.
q, W, TROLL. MnUHgeF,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

LAAu,IuSy AttV.luulstI lCalJs N.,sd l.g ~
n IS a, u leaves bellaiTc u h;l5 N, Il turn.
ipg arrives W NheslIpg At 6.4Op M, daily EXCEPT
Snu 'Ay,
Mound vile accomm 1dRuon, leaves Wheeling
~ II MA in and ARRIVES NJ Aoupikville u ~ ~
y, M, daily except ,und1y,
Msnnlegt0n accumulation Vt 400 p NJ,
EAesville Al.Ommud, ton le0V,S wheeling Ut
3. " y, IN, daily except SundEy.
IO,2Sp, N, tain thfnClsh 10 UlnOllIak without
change with u, 40 hlecpeI lhlOugl ~ Llguinuktl.
u a S0iLipg Cars un all through tTaluS.
1hTOui h Coach from Whsfllnt 10 Cincinnati OH
NJ, IeAylng Mheellng az wa y, NJ, arriving II
Cincinnati ~ 6t0 Pm.
Ulo,e o0nuet tlnlSlre made for all plins South
and South West North aud NOthw,S. making this
deNirlblO T0u'p tor cpOhis!s aud N rSOuG NOV ig
% lhe great NeS:, aud to who PARTICULAR Aten'
Text 10 all pr;n,ip pollution stls at DEPOT.
hl'Cpllg car hiCO nnO ;Rlltln eau be Ncund at
Depot rltEgi ONCE
IIl0.. u, DUaHE Ticket Agent, b, a o. Depot,
JOHN 4, LAM, TRAY, PHSatHIe ger Agent,
II, \, nkVRlR1, CiHN6r'l ~ ~ p'l'~~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

Frederick Douglass intends to 20 10
Europe in the spriug on a two years tour,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

Lily and blanche are iayorlls names
among Colored girls In Southern schools
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

Dr.. 5. W. Cohen, Of Waco, Texas, Bays:
~ have used your Emulsion in Iniantile
wasting with gopd fegglts. Il not only re.
stores wasted Tissue, but gives strength,
and | heartily recommend II for diseases
attended by alYophy,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06
SWift'S Specific

Is natures own remedy, made from roots gath.
cred from the forests oil Georgia, The method by
which 1t is made was obtained byRhAlt bred irom
the Creek IsdIans who Inhabited certain portion
Of Georgia, which was communicated 10 oneoi the
carly settlers, aud thus the formula has been hand.
ed down to the proent day, The above cut repre-
seDts the method Of manufacture twenty yeanRso,
by Nj. T Swift, one Of tho present propreton
Tho demand kW been gradually increasing until q
10000 laboratory Is now necessary tosupply the
trade, A ioIOIgn demand has been created, and
enlarged facilities will DO necessary TO meet It,
This great
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

Always hitting the pIpe-thO gasalter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

The child who wants to swallow sleeve
buttons Bhould be given couple Of cuffs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06
Wopb

INV ToAE, March. S.--woo Hrni, dcmaud ialr;
domestic fleece 26aU6c; pulled l4ASSoi Texas yA2lc.
Cotton.
CiSCiSSATi, o., March 6.-Cotton stronger and
higher; hiiddliug NC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06
scorr,s EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver OIL, with HypophOsphlts', For
MnalinR rhllhran.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

BRADpORn, Pa, March 6.-opened at 7l1kc
closed 1t iGNpi highest IytIc; lowest iy1scj iDi
n sol barrels. total shipments 6j6A bAfrelsi chart
ers W, SOL barrels ceatailves l,0OS,UOO barrels.
OH CRY, Pa, March o. Opened at 7gISC; high
est sos; lowest fD%O, closed IL we: sales TlVy(
bafrels GleAtances 6!byi barrels GhaIters 22lO W.
barrels shipments tj,02l barrels.
PITTSBURGH, PA, March 6-Petroleum a1le
but firm; National transit pIrtiBClIe1 Opeph a
IKE and closed at'tys ~ highest Nh loves
1VEOi
TfTuSyiLLE Pa, March .. Opened at 7V97Eq; high
eat kOct lowest 1pkoi closed III 7OAO, khplneltI
o. g2i barre 81 thaite 0!,'S barrels
INV YoRK, March b.-retrolsutn firm; United
closed AL TgNc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06
OHIO River RAILROAp.

Time table corrected 70 DEC. 10, 1885 Trains
leave Panhandle Station; foot Of Eleventh street,
lime which Is Is minutes slower than wheeling
'ime' come Scuu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

CiSClSSAri, o., Murcn 5.-FlOur easter a1d I'm
changed. Wheat Sler; NJ, rcd y,IIaljJ, ra
celpt' 700 bushels snlplCnts 1850 bushels COrl
tlrm; NO. mixed S'TtiIS4p. oats Btmi M
lV bt Anl'4I angtl pOrk dull at SlU.76 lard
lrlltr cur cut ma on o. hulk meats quiet
shoulders 3,7JG, hit nua 6iSC BiGOl steady
aud uli hanged. WHISKY LARGO de nald All d, ~
ButAr AMI sugar quiet rnd unghAIlted lggi
lCWGtA axe. Chtesc ,AiVr; good to prine cltsi
OHIO factory DupHe,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

TOLEDO, o.. March S.-whsAt clool drm; cash
glaVJoi March s.u Ask, di April EgAc; May b39Sui
Juns 9I54ci July VJAC .U4.I dul. cash SIC; May
Sv%C, UaA iitglvItgd: cASn SlC; may t4AG.
Glover seed qu.esi cash s. w, MAreh u u asked
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

lIAIftApRg, Mach G-hheAt, westp II ilrmer aud
dull No. IW!ulpF, I'd SCOT aAd Ma CHI yl1tAalI6j,
May Qai4aljlEO. ,O,l, WIS era hignQE; WCsiSru
inIild SPOT aud March G1aiiiSci Nay steam,
ljSsai9Lp. URlb 1TIni western white BSIiUS, { .
mixed sgAJ7u Provision dult; mes, pJrk slU 7oa
II 10 Eggs lo1er and duL VI llIlSG lad, re-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06
educational.
Nj, Do GhaRtaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

rSsalty. IghIh year Of this well.tnoNn Acad
,aj under the charge Of the Visitation NunA
v'sa gu the Inst Monday Oi september nOxt, and
Cauaae, Ton mouths.
f'FanOsived at any time in the session.
hUA 'bo dsA!fe 10 place their daughters in M
laStl''ion saOtdlng exceptional advantages ii
&'nyd hAlthiul and delightful location, e.
'4!'HISatd, thorough discipline and instruction
Gae AAad, Of lifelong teachers, in every depart
sn'oi female education, including The modon
A-'aAsa and nutlc, should send Tor a calRlogu
aabS4oOl, Address,
NtecIfaGOithc Academy Of the Visitation,
hit. do CHANTAL,
s4p4v Near wheOling. " We.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06
''T Capital Prize, $3.50, 600.
-,,,,, .Tieseis arc Ten Dollars only, IIGlvea
N - Fiiths, ~, TenthS, II,

4, Pins, amounting to..,.".,..,"'"."""."'Sba,' "
,,,lila,lon 10, rates to clubs should DO mai,
+'! d I'M Office Of tho Company IN New oTleaii.
.il,1S POSTAL MITES, Express Money Orden
NV YORK Exchange III ordinary. letter. Cur
,,,y BY EIprCs (all sums Of IS aud upwards ~
w s'F'4''' N. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
MIA DArPllIN,
Washington, D. O,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-06

PlIILI nELpHiA, p,., March &, -flonr htSidy aud
IN moderate Cn4ld. Wheat irn aud higher; 10
2t!d spot Vl%c; No. ard NRrGll Ol1,aJlC; april
wa Gic; @RJ vlNtll 10; JUnu VIZ VIA Cirn
spot quieS bat lir A; NJ. yellow ilalij EtO4 nef
no z TGnG4c' n" mlAsi aud yolioS, ASS
and June l1Nai1E+c. Oats, spot h gh Il white
S!>Sai Ci futures 1rn but quiet; 80 . whit
March, Aph Aay All lLnt 4VNll1I1 Ejgs
dull and iJWpf; ireSI L4ktl
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01

There wa once a little xlri Who had way
- saying awful 20 everything She lived
in en awful house. in an awful street, in an
awful sillsye which was an awful distance
from any other piar~. Sho went - an awful
school, where ,h- had Az awful teacher who
Sqvsawfil lesson. ONT = arful books Every
day -h- ~as So awful iung-y that she ate an
awful amauut ~ food SD tha. size looked av-
ful healthy Her hat was a. 'u, small ani bcr
fs~t were awful la-te She went % an
awful church. and her minister wes
AZ awful preacher. When she took an
awful walk she climbed awful hills, and
when ,he rat asful tirr'l slc sat down unicr
AN l.vsgi tree 20 r'at herself IL summer she
f0uai tc- weather awful bot. and Ia winter
awful cola When % Didn't ram there was
awfal Drought. and when the avail Drought
was oyer taere was az awful rain So that
ih-s awful Eirl was az The t.uis Ia an swfal
stnfe ana Z she lont g0t over saying "GwffI~
sl,u- ssery.l.aS / au afraii rhs viii ~ All
b. b-come Ga awful bore
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01

-egz7,-tli .osf ai.s grsaala-e1 "A -.
q E1Na -a'sc ci.o" t'sss
telee ol-ea h-s. l-.l lt. k.o. roasted. "a sc.
JstA. srC,u s4-tt java fo.-tc-. a. ts-.t Aata
1I fl1 -L. ID 80. 4il, ft.lsi ~. = 5-t-
Teas Japan rle. t1u4's japan. medium. - >
.t. or4lari Is $50 h 5-lu s. 2 80. o"dcf.
= - So. lsl.l. 40 ule tolgn. 1<4coc
ftHlr- g. 81. ter est 81 g. per rDL patent pro
Cess :. rf lsr tat 9 ~ Per thl a. Rhest lolr
:. ~ per cat. 81 a. pr ttL
NJ trea screenings. ga Ter Ton. bar. -
sAlle. a. Llil4iilg> sl.s-.lo.
Feed corn 1.i a..-,. 60.
kelossut al. Michigan i-st. i0i.c Pr gallon.
natrf - ni-c VI =,
tzfu.iLe-liAsc ger gallon.
o.-s .f-- tl1frg, = ~ - timothy t4-z -.
Fish No. / s. bite asn. o. per ali ubi. other
gralie, - - s ler AAI ltl trs4l. "a cul salt ~
ftr ln.. tIala,. q Icr hundred ca1nst oysters,
a. cots Sfs3se. .lOkcd IaiiOu 9el1--
I0rA lu barrels -Ntss lork. Chicago packed.
So a4lI lo exlra shogi clt, s. IS standard clear
back. 50 at.
IalI-I-rces 81 81 ans '1 10 tlts t,-c. -
10 round rns. 100 cAses, - 70 iin psis. q
1isc.
Beet .n barrels-EKtfa Mes. warranted - lbs.
s-a-, ~. extra tYncle.~, SiI
hltlsrlle-. Ns-Atshs creamery, solid. l5c r0.-s,
~ a. talry solid. "a l.C rolls IL
Fr'i.s le-uuus. choice. , ,-so So lemons,
fancy > g..
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01

Ladies should be sure and see the grand
and uneGu,llei stock Of ladies fine shoes az
the crest Chicago Boot and Shoe store. p
Canal-st- before purchasing - they have
the eadiEs 0rands oi fancy lea her made Up
in the highest ar- of modern fashion. They
also have the reputation OF seihug me grand
esr styles. the ma-r durable and beautiful
fitting shoe for 3 80 aud g. AT widths,
eighteen different patterns AZ 3 30 and
f0rty-three different stvles a. s.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01
NAOuS0MAs

cured every year By Ackers celebrated
Enc lsh Remedy. Il is & guaran,ed prep
zrssion If It does not help you II VII cost
y11 nothing. Try it. = single doss VII
snow it1 good eIert Tria' DC les 10 cta-
~ r White sai b WILSON.
Insanity j. on the increase Statistics
show this. Ns17 ceses 81 brought ou by
ova~wors. anxiety. excitement rental
tr0un rsni re-v1r.- rr0sfr1t sn1 r. isals0 i7-
hs- ted Invariably s.eepiessness s-d con-
e. irerfan man fs~t them 20 yea before one
becomes insane Corrtuafion induces d7s
pepeis sln O. nsd breath plies Vimp'es
iox NJ -ts. headarhe &C Dr Jones Eet
Clover Tor r. re- i~ves cors+i +ipaf1n. Gil ershv
curing hese 4 sesees. Proe - ce1ts hT
r r. = lson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01

TTz B-sT SAVE in tie world for Cuts,
Bruises. sorss. Ulcers. salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. Te-ter. ChaPped Hands, Chilb.airs,
foTus and All Skin EruptiOns sn4 positive
- cures qiies. or no pay required II -
s-s-sn 'eei lo give perfect satisfaction o.
money refunded Price - cents PER box
FOR .r.e hg Nm. II. I-abl.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01
pcisonoa.lo.,netics.

Ladies should know they obtain only
those free from poisons. Freemsn's )
meiicatec invisible Face Powder IS barm-
less as the dew. Preserves and beauties
the complexion. Sold a. <. K. Wilson'S
drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01

era - ff'rf1s hsen a . od oON
-'Io1r father be- .ald. feli dead inst "a
he r-arh-,i the house The last words be
spoxs were o. y1u
Elm an ois rnan now. hu, I have thanked
G,S over sni over ayain. n ~ the years
that have ra->.-i since that hour, that thoee
Ia, words were, You've always been good
boz 10 IL >
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01

As Al inducement / suf Brothers
have le-i3ei f)r the coming Teck 10 offer
miniature acco-deous. which are in reality
rems nt exceedingly low prices rangiI,
f-0-n $3.50 90 500. worth from $40 TO
$1,000. FRiF1RrcH BRoTHrgs
.U a.l ll lara.-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01
Hnil.I.nr NJ. rial.

Lumter- Rili sun .inDos loi-is and scantiny
a. a. aui 10 feet, S.. 30 j. n. So. do = %. So
Scet-iug boards dressed On one side. 8 $ and
81 feus. nopring Slt. common flooring So
SIDING Isl and "a. 81 common 80. Finishing
.rlnasr. sxaD Barn boarcs y d, dressed Oh
oue -il- 81 80 = ca
lath-NO. Z. a. irG5 s..
SAIns 10 inch star, s. 7.a3 i). seconds
= "a -.
Lime-Ohio s1c Grand Rapid. ssc. rctoskey,
81 tf
1cment-sl lS6i ID per bhl.
Nails Common aua tcADlng
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01
Detroit.

oct a0-whcs. -stealy. Cash. white. 75i<c
cash Michigan ret. 16i.c So ; RED sG1-c casn
Noycm1er. 7-e december, -l a..
tOru-a.c.
Osts-No. ? ~. So. . vLi.r 'li.c
Cover occl -1s.h. Si.)-t =, Dec inter- $40.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01


s-s,1 7'i'li1-s e >''--' 'Ft--zss az
Apples 49, trlls ~ fpri i1Di-l Del-LyA
14r.4f 81 "a. fsii ---a yt-4L4.
4 Ir1a4fs -4llou * Grand Haven
sas s-fasi -zflriaI. LDss t>ls
Te--,..s.i.s x s.LfI1t rinx Ia. been con
vs..-.t ~. l...t ss-...'......., 49,.
Z
80 - @- -'''''s -7' -
'l ,-'f - Dfe'+ -'-'e -
t- 1 -
he b4et saginaw rnen aFs EL-lklrg
oi going ia y ta-.i-s s'ol q, tA2s ral- - re
-atiiiilal Prize i-i'l
Tie rel-l-. ls ~ :. 4. Gardner. VI q asa-
i-et. - -f- -ee- ta--- 20 p'-fi a. - 1is Ia
Afe ei~A Dtiat,i, -
.a1@ sras have removed their zsIsr
u.I fom Nlo.i.aa q Barry county %
La1s lIr A-sse see county.
- Iss.3.l harse thief named fi-on
N ..I-.. ..- Rapids Friday sLls
.s.l .srtse li stolen rs
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Htft .- ti ~ it --t Di .N- At.t-
f .ll-s " at
t-t' i -i t-
t-' 80 -iA 80 tlt .Ai-e
80
lne coroner aFf % tte case of Mrs.
lsn ra...t .t.s. sao sas kllel ay
g.s te r.atJ. soa.h ot NASH
f...- t- 81 a i.~- "a a~e4-ei.-a- 1--o--
-
a. - counterfeit gold piece Is in
cllel. .a.al throughout -l- state. 10 .au b.
detected 1y fle SAD ienn-ss With which it IS
-si4sel 81 BANKS ari over tAe counters "
merchants %lo advertise.
J.an Esaas, " iian.sVilis, II under
sfles- eea.sed e-.l cr' f-ila- assault AEON
l.a i4l- liel joan -fiec ID Sri even "ltl
t-e sIfi ~ aaslns nef arrested Tor tnei,
9-t Jay Frum}ilJ acquitted -cr.
Ms. jacob iartam II Assvria. Barry
..rntg was mnxias the other evening
xaen tns eoe sAs atfaeA-,l 0v another ol-
81 ra~ bert and ia ne melee Mrs. Hart0m
"a 'rtn piou. feceiFinS sefi2lr INJURIES
One Battle Creex man Is grateful tie
-..-,tEJ ..4f al. We and in a ard of
thanks published Ia The lccal papers he
.sarus RETURNS thanks - John Myhens.
I.....,.~ ...,. .r.. ...I-,tta x.rk ~. .tit
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01
MAHkETs sX UIRE.


Oc' 20 -Wheat-steady. Cash 727zc. Decprn-
b,r 7iSsc
n-Firnp.x cash. 3ec December. SIC.
WHISKY ST.
Fors--iealy. CASH s. a-t,. January. 80
Lard steady. Cash ss.ssls. January, So.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01
NON'\

NCN,. triae With any Throat or
0ON Lung Disease II you haye
n Cough or Cold, or tho children are
threatened With Croupor Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prcven.
farther trouble. Il is positive cure.
and we guarantee il. Price - and 5oc
Z = Vl.,, s,S W L
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01
w.st, Nervous and Debili's,,d Man.

- rrs'ter hov in6uoe5 NJ hov louE sanding
r restores ~ It-isoi heath the Sol Te. slns
trr- 80 OLD Tts 9rrr rrr Do re.f
never "a ~ ~ evfr w. a.. NJ rrsF enil-
snd. tlorouf Yssvsry osee -ner ufe1 ~ 6 t-'1
sad ths sfvi0e srru j. strictly .ihsr@o "
cover isnt ~ form. piesssDt " tsfs. md oo~>
ros interfere Fith rusna~ THirT-rs fno0rset
~ thorssnds vho have ns~f t - sire vou
c.hssin Dr Bells H~5iesl Diso.->-r snd
fsFs ~ other f1rf fr-z1sts - order y 'or
W. 81 r,rt ~ a. o. ~ III ~ r~o~ip' n Price
one Donsr. TREE n =. rsftsgs- III curs
,.s-fnrts csret "a 'hsvs -esiset svs-y rtt.-
form ~ ir-.fr-srt. T-.l.srse orr ~
THE BELL MEDICINE CO.
t17 sns sIs Broadway New York.
Telegram-herald., 1886-11-01
ALL READY TO STEP RIGHT INTO
Our Fine Tailor Made
OVERCOATS.

The advent Of Overeoat weather finds us prepared
with an Enormous Stock complete in variety OF style
color and quality in fact il would be hard name
style or a fabric not 10 be found in stock
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-08-13

Lightning struck hall where some of
Wagner's music was being rendered, and the
leader of the orchestra merely motioned to
the man at the big drum to hit 1t more gent
ly the next time
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1886-08-13
Check Reins.

Check reins, as general rule, are of little
use on the road except in the case of invet-
crate stumblers. These it is necessary to
sometimes check up high, so as to make them
lift their feet, and besides, if they do trip, the
check rein Furnishes them severely. Stumb-
ling is chiefly due to bad shoeing, hence this
use of the check savors of needless cruelty.
If horse shows tendency to stumble, pull
off his shoes and drive him barefoot, being
careful not to break his hoofs. He will soon
get over the tendency in all probability.
When the feet wear, If they do, so as to ne
cessitate shoeing, if it is summer weather put
on toe clips only, and renew them often
The check rein is used to make naturally
down-headed horse carry his head high or as
high as his mate, and is often made
an instrument of wanton torture by unfeel-
ing grooms and drivers. The real use of tho
check is to prevent horse getting his head
to the ground when standing. 1t is of no
use at all, except as above explained, when
travelling. Every horse works better with
out one, whatever work he does
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Pnetira1.
SIGNING FOR HOME.

FROM THE GERMAN, by GEORGE l.. HEATH.
sigh for home, to reach the Fathers dwelling,
Where, in His presence blest,
Away from earth's turmoil, my soul my enter
On deep eternal rest.
a thousand wishes in my heart are thronging,
o that the bud of Hope might burst in bloom
sigh for home.
/ sigh for home-am weary of thy changes,
Thou false, deceitful world.
| sigh for home-am stated with the pleasures
Unto thy votaries hurled!
while God DEGREES, bear the cross He scndeth,
/ wage a conflict that Death only endeth
Oft secretly, sigh for Him to come
And take me home.
l sigh for home-I saw. in blissful vision,
. better fatherland.
My portions there, in mansions ever shining;
~ This is foreign strand.
There Spring atides, the birds, with joyouss sing
Homeward, DER hill and dale, their flight are
winging;
Naught frights them, as the broad, free air they
isigh for home.
] sigh for home -as when a child wandered
- Far Off in thoughtless play,
The joyous moments all too quickly vanished
- OF lifes young gala day.
When in each eye joys starry light was beaming,
From merry hearts of naught but pleasure
- dreaming,
Turning from purple fruit and golden honey
comb.
| longed for home.
sigh for home-the ship now seeks its haven,
m The brooklet seeks the sea:
The infant in its mothers arms lies sumbering:
Rest soon will come to me!
Many song Eye sung in joy and sorrow,
Like whispered words forgotten ere the morrow;
one thought is present whereSoe'er | roam
l sigh for home.
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A paper devoted to coach making industry
tells how to grease an axle. A wel-made
wheel will endure constant wear from ten TO
twenty five years, if care is taken to use the
right kind and amount of grease but if this
matter is not attended to it will be used up
in five or six years. Lard should never be
used on a wagon for it will penetrate the
hub, and work its way out around the lemons
of the spokes, thus spelling the wheel. Tai
low is the best lubricator for wooden axle
trees, and castor oil for iron hubs, but many
of the patent axle greases are also excellent,
and have the merit Of being cheaper and
more convenient to handle Just grease
enough should be applied to the spindle of
wagon to give it slight coating. This is
better than more, for the surplus put on will
work out ut the ends, and be forced by the
shoulder bands and nut washer into the hub
around the outside of the boxes. To oil an
iron axle-tree first wipe the spindle clean
with cloth wet with spirits of turpentine,
and then apply a few drops of castor oil near
the shoulder and end. One teaspoontu is
sufficient for the whole.
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Its dridful tonne that have sewing
buttons on me own clothes. If was only
married man I'd ask me wolfe never to allow
our son to grow up an ould bachelor like his
fayther."
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VIM. M. MARINE.
WOman's Best Friend.

A hair-pin is a woman's best friend. 1t
fits multiplicity of uses, and she is never
without one If her hair is short you can
depend upon it that in recess of her purse
or pocket of her retcule you will find the
hair-pin. If she buttons her shoes, she uses
her har-pin, and who ever saw woman
button her gloves with anything else? Sup
pose nickle has dropped between the bars
OF the wooden CRATE in the street car. Does
she soil her fingers as a man would, and then
not get it? Certainly not Out comes the
hair-pin, and the coin is lifted out without
trouble. Ifher shawl pin is lost, where is so
good a substitute as the har-pin? IF she
eats nut does she take a nut-pick? Most
assuredly not The har-pin again, 1t is
with the hair-pin that she rips open the I'M
cut leaves of a book or magazine. 1t is u
har-pin with which she marks her progress
in her favorite book. fla trunk key is miss
ing, a hair-pn opens the refractory lock as
neatly as burglars skeleton key would.
And the feats of hair-securing that she will
make simple bow-legged har-pin accom-
plish nearly surpasses the belief of man. AL
though it deserves to be classed among the
great inventions of the world, the grave
of the original man who created the first one
could have no prouder epitaph than this :
"This is the kind of hair-pin he was"