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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-11
ABOUT SORoslS.
The Famous wcmAn's Club Elects a New

The Famous wCmAn's Club Elects New
President.
New York, March lO.-Sorosis had an
election last week, and warm time they
had OF il. Sorosis, as every body SHOWS, is
the oldest womsn's club in the country.
Its object is culture, and to give the intel
lectuaI women Of tie city an opportunity
to become acquainted With each other. II
Is generally believed that they disintegrs:e
everything they take hold of. Sorosis
however, refutes that. IL has held together
and prospered through seventeen years
Mrs Croly denny June) has been its
pres dent for the last ten years. There IS
an end to everything, even TO filling an
Office in which you have done your dury
ard more than your duty, without money
and without price. A faction, st first no
larger than q wOmsn's hand, arose. Then
il became formidable, and Jenny June was
voted down. The lady who takes her place
il Mrs. NJ. Louise Thomas, most wSrIhy
psrson, and not to blame for the turn az
fairs have taken Her friends did tie
work, and they did il ,ffeciually. They
caucussed, elsctioueertd and strmped
around quite hike men III their zesl 10 elect
their chosen candidate Mira. Croly 3
friends labored quite as zsslously, but cid
not understand the arts OF war as well as
their enemies.
There is feeling, and some little fuss,
among the Sorosisn fraternity just now. tor
how can such things be and stir up no bit.
terness. II all hung On squestion OF equal
suffrage, too, which is o straw showing the
direction the wind is taking, certainly.
Originally woman suffrage was terrible
DIRE gou TO Sorosis. Il dared not to be men
Toned, 10 cay nothing OF being discussed
Certain members, who wanted to be both
fashionable and intellectual, looked upon
woman suffrage as fearful thing, tee very
sound Of which would 60 them Infinite
damage. Suffrage and caste they consider
I'd mortal enemies. Now that the once
dreaded dragon has become very respec'
table pet in intellectual fashionable circles,
the number of its advocates IN Sorosis has
increased, and they want 10 discuss 1t.
The new president intends to open the way
10 making it q standard topic. Not that
she is narrow on that subject, but she IN
derstands the feminine mind. She knows
that number of women even cultivated
EomeL-couldn't exchange views on such
An exciting topic without stirring up gall!
She wisely ruled it out.
may be that the club has progressed
far enough in liberation aud q vanced
thought 10 discuss this explosive question
without SCATTERING itself into intur'ateG
fragments. l hope go. Emerson has said
bGI in a really civilized age, when people
become as well poised and sound intellsc-
tuslly as they should be, Gil things can be
discussed.
Mrs Thomas, the Few Presiden', Is the
widow of 8 Unitarian clergyman, and Is
herself very successful farmer, at Ford
nam. NY. Mrs. Croly goes out OF the
flee she has filled with honor 30 long. re-
yret,ed BY o large number of the member
hin of the famous club. Sorosis is seven
cen wears old. Perhaps by the time 1t 10
twenty one it may be old enough to vote
on bigger questions. MAN blum
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grsnddaddy and sings out "Me tooP GOOD
deal of trying to wear grsnddaddys rep
u atom. Old dodge. Donkey in lions
akin. Ears will stick out. Tail ditto. When
il would roar it brsys. "Hee hsh bee
hshr Accepted by other donkeYs as gen
q ne roar.
Bosion's business sauced every Monday
with Rev. Jos. Cooks fremont Temple
noon lectures, from II to /. Feast OF 10
seph's reason before p. m. lunch. Thou
SANDS attend. Joseph talks sitting down.
Top heavy with ideas. Good deal to hold
up Needless expenditure of force to re-
quire Joes legs to prop up brains for an
hour. Answers four written questions be-
fore lecture. Lecture twenty-five minutes
10 length. To second. All over sharp
at /. Audience scatter and resume "biz,"
Jc seph an interesting expounder and some
thing of an intellectual FOUNDER. Combat
i've. Sometimes next door to abusive.
Sledge hsmmerish. Likes to call hard
names. Remindson externally of down
east skipper" Mackerel schooner. Built
on brewer horse lines. Weighs apparently
240 pounds. Solid. Not blown up. At
lesst physically.
PRENTICE MILFORD.
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BOSTON CUT SHORT.
,ston in Bits-BOstOn-Aeont hoS'0"

Roston in Bits-Boston-Abopt Bost0n !
BOSTON,
Bosroy, March sod South ChGrca,
b;srorio museum, twenty-five cents ADMIT,
,srce dedication to deity force oseo' SWORD
oF Banker Hill, balls, bullets, skulls, pow
der horns, old Revolutionary pants-umss
rat ,ried mems souls-1orn OUT IN. the
,sar old boots, cradle that came over III
he Mayfover place where washington
good when he said it was "cussed snSue e
British used church so, wlndo" "Iere
Con Warren came IN to make speech
Boston massacre tuneral-wintoT ne Weh'
-, ~ nboto of Warren's skull, hole where
R.;,;.b bullet went Ia, hole ditto where IL
,gsn, ont. hole where Wsrfens soul wen
ems wsrmipg pans used duSIog Revolution
10 fire patriotic hssrt, bore OF 1F'T' sa So ~'S
der broken sc bunker Hill, aaq lVV o.1
B,bles people have got through fes0ios'
An for twenty-five cents.
Rsst Boston mind, keen, sharp, queston,
;rs serutinizing. Wants to kno" how snG
ms Stands always on tip,oe, an e'erns
noie Of interrogation. Inclined 10 Oouno'
old ideas, ana Euu ~ n
O O,C ones ones, Forty new schools OF though.
here In churches and out. Laeolcg{ u
IN III sbo5es and hues Of advanced thought,
N ~ not,arns monthly. Many minister
80 more than they preach; Otner
leach more than they know VI re Sne-a
e hon they're through. Very hoera
Ost rs heard here from strictly ortnoaS'
"nIn;,s Sugar coated. Put up 10 ~, ;o'
P II Psn.S.onsj envelope. Co0gregStlo1'
T Giu 10th sugar and the inside. p 1ood
LikeS S,I TO Lnog what it is. Tastes gooo
eH ;so RANDY in gum drops, reefs gC al
lake ors A j,vn Some idsss heard IN on
s sitsr /" form from the Parker, Ion I a. ar
, ether of colOred platforms ~0o'D '
EN-. $500. altar IN Boston. Get
D ossr, there. Then goes slss~ner eu - ~
us s. So Boston an intellectual nu,se, :
up o'nst "S aoss of on missionary Sof ~ J, .
bssI ~, I Land. PoOrsstttsys oen MN. Yo -
over tns iS Rs.t business brsia OF New ! o psi
itseii up 90 ID San Francisco Original
,,ou Or near Boston. S .s", and Bosto
New EnSiA Means muChly vishsred Ors nc
blue oloOo .onSh old oak. Family 01 Do
o. O mn or carry family intslls0t 81 dss
Won sas.on stands on re0S'H'
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Of unloading, but the demand about kept
pace with offerings, and at the cloce there
, was fair degree of strength, although
prices closed 2c lower than at one o'clock
yesterday. May opened at SAFE, then sold
up to safe and afterwards touched safe,
finally closing on regular board at
"a 9-l6c. The statement OF the Depart.
ment OF Agriculture making the total
wheat supply 53,000000 bushels less than
last year sent May up to e4jc in the after
noon, closing on latest trading at "a ll'l6c
F our-Steady and unchanged. Wheat
Weaker and closing SC under yesterday;
Sales ranged: March 79s@8O4c, closed
at 79sc: Nav S44@S45c, closed at sac;
June S5E@s6}c, closed at S55e; No;
spring 795@S2ic; No 3 spring 7l@72te.
Corn-Easier at 3@sc. lower; cash SIG
size; March 37@37tc, closed at 81 l;ltc;
May and June 39s4Oic, closed at
| 80 1916. Oats-Dull and slow; cash
29Ic; March 29c; May 80 3-l6c, closed at
80 3.l6c. Rye--Dull; No. 2 59c. Barley
Dull; No. 2 69c. Flax Seed-Steady;
No. | 81 ii. Mess Pork-Actiye but
weakr cash $40 O5@lO 10; March
$40 O5@lO OF; May $40 l5@lO 30,
closed al $40 II l7!@l0 20 Lard
Quiet but 2i@5clo cash s. 973G96 90;
May S. O2l@6 OH, closed at Sc O23;
June So O7}@6 l2!, closed at Sc O73@
$40. Boxed Meats-Steady; shoulders
81 1904 90; short ribs S. 324@5 35;
short clear S. 65@5 TO- Whisky-Steady
at 81 l6. Sugsr-Quiet; cut Loaf To-
Tic; granulated 6sc; standard A &c
Butter Firmer; creamery 25@3lc; dairy
l4@2lc. Eggs-Steady at l5c.
CINCINNATI, O., March lO-Cotton-
Quiet and unchanged. Flour-Essier;
family 81 1904 so; fancy 81 35@4 60
Wheat-Easier; No. 2 red 921@95c; re-
ceipts 1900 bushels; shipments 1900
bushels. Corn-Dull; No. z mixed 38c,
Oats Firm; No. mixed 32!c. Rye
Firm; No. &c. Bsrley-Quiet steady
and unchanged. Pork-Dull and lower
at $40 so Lsrd-Wesk and lower at
S. 87i. Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoulders
So Is; short ribs S. As. Bscou-Quiet and
unchanged. Whisky-Stesdy at 81 10.
Butter Quiet and unchanged. Sugars
Steady and unchanged. Eggs-flrmer
at ll1c. 'Cheese-Quiet and unchanged.
Philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA, March 10 -Flour-Steady
and in moderate demand. Wheat-Dull
and lower; No. 2 red March 92@92ic;
April 92@923c; May 933@93Sc; June
94t@944C. Corn-Weak and lower; No.
3 mixed Acc; steamer No. 2 mixed $50
46c; No. 2 yellow 463c; No 2 mixed Ale;
No. 2 mixed March to June 46$@47ic
Osts-Spot firm; white 1904 &c; futures
quiet but steady. Eggs-Firmer; fresh
l3!@l4c.
Toledo
TOLEDO, O.. March l0--Whas'-SteadY;
cash 9l3@92!c; March 9l3c; May 93ic;
June 94lc asked; July 9O!c; August
SIC bid Corn-Dull; cash 39c; May 403c.
Clover Seed-Easy;
cash, March and April Sc GO.
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ceipts Ia head; shipments S42 head
market fair; prime at S. 25@5 40
tsif to good 81 zoos o.; common 90 Il
GA Is; Is cars shipped to New York.
aogs-Receipts 800 head; shipments
1000 head; market firm; Philadelphias
81 60@4 65; Workers 81 30@4 40;
skips 81 O0@4 10; 3 cars shipped 10 New
York.
Shsep-Reeeipts LOCO head; shipments
500 head; market slow; pine at So 60
@6 90; fair to good 81 SOFAS %; com.
mon 81 5093 so; lambs So 5O@6 so.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., March l0-Hogs-
Receipts 4 500 head; shipments !, 400 head
Market slow and Sc lower; packing and
butchers $4,000 so.
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PETROLEUM.
OIL CItY.


Oh CITY, March l0.-Petroleum-Open'
ed at soto; highest 8Os'; lowest 79Ic;
closed OF soc; sales G80,0OO barrels; CHAR
tiers 2S,57l barrels; clesrauces 2,3l20 0O
barrels; shipments 5,l43 barrels. The
Derrick's February stcck report published
10 morrow, will show decrease Of 428, 3O7
barrels as compared with January This
is tha largest monthly decrease that has
occurred for nearly year.
Bradford,
BRADFORD. March 10. - Petroleum -
Opened at 79!c; closed at 79Ic; highest
8O!c; lowest 79ic; runs, $1,000 barrels
total shipments, Gj,l43 barrels; charters
80 96s barrels; clesrances l .O88,OOO bar
rels.
PITTssCRG, Pa, March l0.-Petroleum
DELL but steady; National Transit cetti
fca,es opened at sole; closed at SOtci
highest 8Osc; lowest 79!c.
ritusVIIe.
TITUsSILLI, Pa, March .0.-Pstroleum
Opened at soc; highest 8O3c; Lowest
79Ic; closed at SOC; shipments, 65,l43
barrels; charters, 80, 96S barrels
New York.
New YORK, March 10 Petroleum
Dull but steady, opening and closing a
SOC. Highest S0sc; lowest 79Ic; sale
2,875,OO0 barrels.
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WOOL.
Wheeling

TUESDAY, March 3.
The market is very quiet all around
The prices are the same as last week
with the exception of very slight soften
ing, and are as follows Eine fleece
washed, SO@32c; fine fleece, unwashed
one-third OF; cosrss fleece, washed, 80
@32c; coarse fleece, unwashed, 20@23c;
medium, washed, 3O@36c; medium. I'LL,
washed, 20@2Sc; tub washed 30@33c.
Demand for medium feeces is fair.
Prices in general are about &c lower
than two weeks ago.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-Wool-Quist
Oregon l7@22c; others unchanged.
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THE STATE OF WEST VInGIhIs, OHIO
county, in the Circuit Court Of Ohio county,
West Virginia March Rules. 1886.
Henry Christman
VS.
John A. Armstrong, Ale ander Con. Thomas b.
Armstrong, and Robert II. Giuespy, partners
doing business under the urn name Of Arm
strong, Coen Co.
IN AssUNPsIT.
The object OF this suit is 10 recover Judgment
In favor OF the plaintiff md against the def- dants
upon note dated al VIII, eArg, W. Va, October
ri, 1888 at one year after date, Ia the order Of
Henry Chrlstman, for the sum OF seventeen hun
pay able at the Commercial Bank, with inter al at
six per cent whic, said not was made by the firm
as sboye compo,ed OF Arms rong, Coen & Go.
And IL appearing from an affidavit hl6d In ms
cause al these Rules that Thomas is. Arms Ioi &.
one OF this defendants In the above entitled cause,
is not resident OF the State III West Virginia, and
vas II resident OF said etate ut the Commence
msnt If this snit, and he not h.y'ng been served
with process In this suit, on the motion Of a. Q
paniir, by bis attorney, this order OF publication
Is entered az nst him. and II 10 ordered that the
said defendant, Ihomas B. Armstrong, Is r. auired
10 appear here within one month after the date
n cessary to protect his INTEREST II Is further or
dered that this order be published and posted as re-
Witoess, John W. Mitchell Clerk OF said Court,
At the Court House Of said county, this third day
of March, 1886, TO wit: March Rules, 1886.
JUHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the FL st time March 4, 1885.
Attest JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk.
T. q. BARR, Attorney for Plaintiff. mrioiWt
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money 1 l-sa2 l.. Per Cent.-Govern-
ments Dull and Firm-stOcks Steady
Flour Steady and Unchanged-Wheat
Lower.
NEW YoRT. March l0.-Money on call
easy at l3@2! per cent; prime mercsn-
nle paper ct 495 per cent; sterling ex-
change unchanged
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STATE SECURITIEs-Dull and heavy
RAuRoADs-Dull; sales only 81, 52l, 900.
SToCKs-At the Stock Exchange fret
prices were generally ! to ] lower and
there was dropping tendency until l
o'clock, with only sight reactions The
lowest prices generally made about
o clock, and with vague but somewhat bit.
ter reports regarding the general situation,
especially as relates to Trans Continental
affairs, the market became firm
and recovered the earlier losses
In the last hour. in many cases, the
highest pr cel cf the dsy were rescte1.
Tue ran Of fluctuations was limited to q
little over one per cent for the most active
stocks, and the changes this evening, as
compared with yesterday, are about equsk
ly divided between small gains and losses
a notable exception is Canadian Pacific,
which lost II The market closed about
steady. St. Paul is unchanged. Western
Union advar ced !. Transactions 1924
shares.
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DRY GOODS.
New York,

NGS YoRk, March IL DRY Goods
There is very good trade a, iobbing hands,
but of com mission houses the inquiry has
oesn more irregular. yet many moderate
t4kiogs, in connection with deliveries on
previous engagements, are absorbing 8
large quantity Of goods and retaraiug good
sa ga
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b, z. s y. Railroad.
Leave Bsllaire at 6:SS .. N, for Woodsdeld and
Summarized.
leave Bslaire a. 1850 p. N. for Summarized and
sTTiva a. Ballntre. IO.lOA m, ana 6-2s p.m.
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A "IMCST GIVE Up, eaunot besr
S<A this pain ache al over, and nothing
- try does D any good" Bsct-sohe
&St&SE EeREness, Uterine pains, sorensE,
ENSgzS Lsmensss, Hacking Cough, FlsuIisJ
NSSSas3 and Chest pa Is cared ~ that rev,
oriainsi and e9ant AntidUte 20 pain and infGu'
NATION the CUTIcURA ASTf-PAIs PLASTER Espe
cIsly adapted TO laiisS BY reason Of Its delieatt
odor and gentle medicinal action at Druggists
s5e; 1--WE To- ST. o.. Mailed Tree b. POTTER DKUG I
CHEMICAL Co., Bostsn-
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PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
torKRATIss)
CLEVELAND a PITTsBUR8 H. L.
Condensed timetable Of psssensu trains oorst-
al 10 NOVEMBER ~. Jsss-Csntrai standard
Tine.
rLs1 Avn hnRIH TO rirf,hI No. Ann tiI.I..I.
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mBeelin9 Asister
TRAVELEKS, GUIDE.

a RRTvAL AND pEPARTUREOF TRAINs--
"A EXPLANATIONS OF REVERENCE MARxs:
SONi,y fsunday excepted. MONDAY exeepted.-
WhealirS Tmes
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On sUApATB,

leave Wheeling n q. n. and run sTeEy hnIl
az 9 ,. n.
LssyS wheeling Park "a u. and run every hOn,
gntil 10 p. n.
Ihs "thaIch Train" viii leave es h teru linus st
i7,tO o. m q. HIRSTH supt
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Mt. de Chantal Academy

Gal A0vLa.sfe - .. e-a ss. = -.
SALAH 80: $40 = sss..,s -: i:.: =
ts.sz... s.-ss S-i.s 4 - ~ =. = y...ssffeA =.
HstaEsh NsyeiJ Co tAxsads chszhsrsi cfsanneesa
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Consumption, COmpiste Uestnent, eon'ttiug oil
on bottle Radical Cnrs, one box Catarrhal col
ven. suo one Imp-rved inhaler, IN one pack age,
NAV noE be hal Of all druggists for sI.00. Ask for
SASFoRD's RADICAL Ours,
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CATAR r II

THE Gres. Balsam!c
! / D Stilb4ion Of Wien
I HSSel. American Pine, Csu-
ada Fir, AsJigoli, Clover
( Blossoms, etc, called san.
! fOrd's Radical Cure, for
the immediate relief AID
permanent cue OF every
form OF Ca'arrh, from q aim
pie Cold in the head 70 Loss
OF Smell. Taste and Hear
ing, C0uEh and Ia arrhAl
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LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.

The market this week was only fair.
Messrs. Hudson 4 BsyhS furnish the fol,
loving quotations:
Cattle, 900 to l, 100 lbs stock 33@44c
per h.; 800 to 900 lbs. St@33c per ID.
700 to 800 lbs. 3@3fc per ID.
Hogs-Market active; 4@4!c Pc ID.
Lambs-Good at 4@5!c per 10.
Calvea-SS 00@6 on per head.
Sheep-3@4c per ID.
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Is. q o. Is. R.-EAsS.

Express Chicago and Cob.
express Chicago and Col) :.
ExpreSs Chicago and Col,
LaneEvills Aeoon......-.......
yanssvtlls Aecom-..A.---...
Bollaire and Il. Glairs'
Vile Ry.
lB. so, Dspotl
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Depart ! Anivs
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WEST PH1LADELPHA, PA, March s.
Cattle-Market active; receipts 1900
head; sales of prime at 5l@6c; good 4!@
SIC; medium 33@4lc, and common 2!@
34c per pound.
Sheep-Msrket fair; receipts 1000
head; sales of prime at 6i@6:c, good 81
acc. medium 4i@5lc, snd common al
Ss@4ac per pound.
Hogs-Market active; receipts $500
head; sales at 6s@6sc per pound
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GoyERNMESrs-Dull and firm.
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Toledo

TOLEDO. O.. March l0.--Whas'-SteadYi
cash 9l4@924c; March 9l8c; May 93ic
June 94lc asked; July 9O!c; Angus
8gc bid Corn-Dull; cash 39c; May 4O8c
Oats-UnchaDged. Clover Seed-Easy
cash, March and April Sc GO.
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THE STATE OF WEST VIbGlhIs, OHIO
/ county, in the Circuit Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia. March Rule', 1886.
Hnnrr Chrisirnnn
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STOCK YARDS.

Arrivals of Live Stock at Claremon,
Stock Yards via Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road for the week ended March las
cars, containing 9t2 cattle, SO calves,
72l sheep 5,763 hogs, 258 horses and SO
mules
Shipments to New York, Philadelphia
&c, 463 cattle, IL calves, 404 sheep, 3S7
hogs 1873 horses, and l6 mules.
Sales Of the week to butchers and deal,
ers, l07 cattle 3l5 sheep and 80 hogs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-11

OFFICE OF THE CALvERION STOCK YARDS. /
MONDAY, March 8.
Cattle are sold at these figures lire freight Hogs
sold at MT ceigh thai is 20 per cent! Generally Of
from lire usigh Sheep are sold gross, thG! Is Iirt
,psi1M mr. nGfIiu1 of
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-25
Do Women Demand Tos Much!

For myself 1 do not blame any
woman for expecting or getting every
thing that is pretty or enjoyable, and
therefore her birthright What does
make me sick at heart, though, is to
see q member of my own sex demand
everything and give nothing but the
barest-boned honor in return. There
is rarely woman who does not look
the comelier for smiling; there is GER
tainly not one in existence, no matter
how cherished, who wouldn't be the
better loved for returning a favor with
at least pleasant word, and a kind
ness with smile. Why is it? Oh,
why is it that more girls are not
brought up not only with the idea
more clearly shown that more flies can
be caught with sugar in day than q
spider can catch with web in week,
but also that the fly likes the sugar
immensely, while he is more than
likely to lose one or both wings in the
web? 1t is well that q man should
have q head, and it is we'll that he
should have heart, but he is not "real
nice to live with" unless his wings are
perfect NeU York Graphic.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-25
The Germ Thenry.

In 1921, the year of the great plague,
Coffin, physician of Lyons, wrote as
follows: Minute insects or worms
alone can explain these diseases. 1t is
true they are not visible; but Il does
not therefore follow that they are non
existent. 1t is only that our microscopes
are not at present powerful enough to
show them. We can easily imagine the
existence of creatures which bear the
same proportion to mites that mites
bear to elephants. No other hypothesis
can explain the ia is. Neither the ma
lign influence of the stars, nor terres-
trial exhalations, nor miasmata, nor
atoms, whether biting or burning, acid
or bitter, could regain their vitality
once they had lost it. If on the other
hand, we admit the existence of minute
living creatures, we understand how
infection can be conveyed in latent
condition from one place to break out
afresh in another" 1t will be seen
from the above that at least one of
Pasteur's ideas was anticipated by 165
wears