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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-20

mAnother man thrown out Of q good
positionl" remarked Crimsonbesk, SO he
saws neighbor on the oppoaIts side Of the
street alp and fall on the ice.
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light New heavy woolenB for autumn were in
good request, and the business laid out Of very fair
nnOnnFtidn
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C1uoAso, Feb ls-The DToper'S Journal reports
nGttlp-Recaipis 2OoO head shipments none: fancy
IS iOa5 90 good Stee g 0na4 50; St0ckers and feed
en 81 5Na3 90: COWS. bulls and mixed 81 I1aS IS.
HoVE-RoCeipts gnOO head: shipments 1900 head ;
raSFket Etrong mixed s. Oda6 IS; heavy So 60L5 6S
lIght 81 SSa5 2b: Skips 81 2oAi g., sheeT-Racelpn
2 on head; shipments 100 head; market steady:
natives IS bORt 50; western s. 25; Texans s27Sa
4 as; lambs IS COa6 10.
RAT IIBEFrT Feb. H. Cattle. Receipts bl3
head. shIpmentS 500 head all through cOnslgn.
mentS. FoRS- RGoeintR isO0lhead; shipments 3l10
head market very dull: PhiGd'lphlaS IS 7CEb 80;
mixed s. 55a6 65 TorteIs g 4Oa6 50; common TO
fGir a iNa5 80; pIgi 81 G5a5 90 ShOcp- Receipts
. OcO head; shipments co head; market firm at
yesterdays prices
CIScTSEATI, o. Feb, IS = Hog steady; common
and light 81 6naS5 20. packing and butchers s. 9Oa
8 Go, receipts 300; shipments 1000
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DROBATE OF WILL.

Otlce Of tho CletF o! the County Court Of Ohio
County, state Of WoI Virginia
In the matter Of thu probate Of the will Of John
schnell, Sr,, deceased.
The bjecl Of the petition fled in this matter on
the 18th Gay OF January A u. 1858, Ia 10 have I'D.
miIted 10 probate and record paper Writing, pur-
sChneii, ST., deceased, bearing date On the lt day
Of March. A. D. 1856 And Il appearing from All
GdGyit led with me In II said once, that Jacob
NJ sChnell ard aeOTHa sohnell, are non residents
Of the state Of West Virginia; and the said peti.
tiop stating that the SAID Jacob AZ. Schuell and
Genigb sChnCll arr interested In the probate and
record Of said viii, Il II ordered that tho SAID
JAs0b N Schneii aud George schRell do appear Al
my Office In the cityOt wheeling, county 81 Ohio
In state Aforesaid, on tks 2sth day Of February,
A. D 1855, At 10 O'c Ock A, ~ OF tho said dby and
Co what lI teRaTy toprOtcct intir interests IL
the GAid matter.
Publilhed the ant time January 90, 1855,
GEORGE HOOK,
OleFk OF aid Court.
8, q. SMITH, Atton jASQG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-20
NOR SALE.
INOR SALE.

IGOR SALE.
tWos,ory Frame House and hall acre lot, one
mile wet Of Bridgeport, Ohio, on National koad.
House co1tAiuS Eeven rooms and summer Kitchen
a soOd stable and all necessary outbuildinBs;
SIeaIy Of OnOlce fruit on premises; cheap and on
" 10 good two.stOry Brick Dwelling House on
Sol,h Huron street, Wheeling Island.
Also several Fine Farms Tor sale
""''' L. a. HOWELL,
Insurance aud keal Estate Agent
rig bridgeport Ohio
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MT, De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. va,


tststGs of the vtsitAttou,i
A school OF more than national reputation, omen
exceptional advantages for thorough education Of
young ladies in ell departments. Library Of Ei1
thousand volumes. Pine philosophical, chemical
and astronomical apparatus,
Musical Department specially noted, Corps Of
pIAuoeacnen framed by leading professor IRON
conservatory OF stuttgart Vocal culture accord.
Ing 10 the method OF the old Italian masters,
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health,
len acres OF pleasure grounds. Board excellent
For catalogues, and references to patrons In all
lei f''''''f'' $780, THE DIRECTREss.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. ls.-Pctroleuu opened strong
al 0Oc, but became weak und,r li1uldRtlng sales
and declined 10 SS7Sc, rallied At that poinL and
closed frm at soc. Sales $4,000 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, pa. Feb. 1s.-P6trolGum fairly &C.
tive: opened at Sg3Sc; closed at Sse; highest &c;
lowest SsLc.
RElpyoRD, Pa Feb. ls.-opened at $40: closed
at highGs; gvci lowest SSSg; CeaIRnces L29S.-
COO barrels
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HLEvELAND & PITTsBURGHRAIL.
4 RoAD-Undcr schedule IN eHer; JAN. q,
1888, trains leave Bridgeport, CcDuRl HtGndsid
time; For Pittsburgh aud Cleveland, $40 a. m,
l:e2p. m. For Piti6burgh, 1917 &. n. For Wells
VillO, t:l4 p. n. For stcubeuYillG S:S5a. N. For
kaFtin'E Eerry, 6Ij \. m.
Trains arrive ~ Bridgeport ct 1853 A. NJ 1917 a.
~, 2:is p. M, E2a p, M t:6t F. n, And 7;Ii p M.
taB
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FOR SAIEI
(siJ Tweuty.iOur EOts In CaldwelPs Adj
dilInn 10 the City Of Wheeling.

aid lots are bounded on tho north By Twenty
ninth stfret on the east by Fillmore street on the
s3uth by The uAudlRn Homestead. and on the Wesi
" T i%S proximity TO the above named railroad
renders them excellent Eites or manufacturing -
II not Sod in thirty days VIII be sold at public
PST terms and further Information apply to
WV, HOGE d BRO,
1900 Market Street.
Or WILLIAM n. HAEDLAE,
ANS " Corner i'hRpllnP 4 Sixteenth Sth
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TrTug1LIz, pa, Feb IS -opsned at Sg1<c; high.
GsI 900; lowest SsKc: closed Al ssxC.
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FOR RENT,
FoR RENT.
TOR RENT.
TOR RENT.

FON RENT
The store room now occupied by N. & 8. Bru'
baker as 3 saloon, No. ll27 Market street.
The store room now occupied BY the UndeE'
wrtgrB Insurance. Company No. Il Twelfth street
store room, with aWelllng attached, No. "a hleV'
Gnth street
Tnree.story wArchoure, No. 1878 Main street.
2rOOmS on third floor, corler Of Market and
Twelfth streets
2ronmE No. llAO ChApIne street, hrAt floor.
9roums No. I210 Chapifue street, second h0of
Apnly 10 ZANE q BTALSAKER,
ie9 IS Twelfth street.
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TRU8TEE's SALE.

TRUSFEE'S SALE.
By virtue Of decd Of trust made by Thomas ".
slmpSon and isabella II npson, his vile, 70 me ~
lru,tee dated June a. lSsb, recorded IN tho oince
Of thc CLERK Of the County Court Of Ohio county
West Virginia, In d cd CT Trust Book No. ~, page
J57 Will sell at the NORTH front door Of the Court
House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, the I'd DAY Of MARCH, 1858,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following de.
RcFibei property thStts to say: All that part OF Ot
numbered one hundred aud iOTty.thtec, situated
on the cas-, side OF ChNplluO street IN the city o.
Wheeling, Ohio county, West VirRintA, which Is
described ~ follows: BcSInniug a. the northwest
corner Oi said Lot No. li3 and running SouthWAfdy
ihiIiy.lhce feet AlonR the east lint, Of Cbaplinc
ItrteI; then extending back eAStWGrdly bearing An
even Width Of thirty three feet 10 the line oil JAMES
GallAhtr
Thoti.a 10 The above property il believed TO he
perfect but telling rs trustee will convey only
The title vested IN me by said deed oil Trust
TERas Or BALR -Crc.third and ~ much more as
the purchaser elects 10 pay, Ia ca'h gu the day Of
sale, the halAuco IN two equal insEAllmenu In one
and two years notes bearing interest 70 be gtycn
for the deferred payments, and secured BY deed Of
trust on tho properly and the buildings 70 be kept
insured for the 6encdt OF such trust
". ]. ". CORDEN, Trustee.
". II. HAlLHR, Aunnopecf laS
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WHERE THE MUsTAonE GRows.

Againstad.
venity it is
sdyised "to
keep stiff
upper lip
and as that
Is where tho
m u stache
grows, such
advice strict
ly followed
would lead 10
q display Of
bristles. Its
~unb ~apn
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-10
DAUGHTERS OF eve.

Mrs II. Louise Thomas, president q Soro-
sis, is q bee keeper, and gathers II, cox pounds
of honey year.
Little Miss Lizzie Bell Sinclair, of Evcritts-
town, Y. j., celebrated her twelfth birthday
recently By completing bed quilt that con
tains l1,2l0 pieces
Belva Lockwood has annexed to her law
oi-,ce at Washington q bureau for finding
wives for men who are too busy to spend
their tirno in counting.
Queen Victoria keeps always in her private
apartment a s,atuette OF the lamented John
Brown, which goes wherever the queen her
self travels. Its usual place is on her private
writing desk
On Jenny Lind's coffin was placed by Mr..
Goldschmilt a wreath of myrtle made from
tire planted years ago by the great singer
herself in the shape of tiny twis plucked
from her wedding wreath.
Before going to Oak View to dine Thanks
giving Day Mrs Cleveland directed the send
ing of flowers from the White House couser-
vatory TO the Central Union mission and to
several churches and charitable institutions
Miss Susan B. Anthony is engaged in organ
ling woman suffrage clubs at various points
in Indiana, and her appeals and personal ef-
forts have resulted in many acceSslons TO the
army of women who believe they have
right TO vote.
Milwaukee has bowling club Of eighteen
AIR damsels who practice relisiously seven
lines a week and have become strong and
ollust from the exercise. They are very ex-
ert at the game and confidently expect 10
anguish any club of gentlemen that may
hallenge them
When the principal for seminary for girlS
4 Washington, Pa, started 70 take hei
cholars home from church the other Sun
lay evening she found the usual crowd O
Dung men waiting outside the doors. Sh
JADE the girls so back, much against the:
ill. and would not bulge until a policeman
vhom she sent for, made the boys go away.
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eHAe9ly AND EASILY FITTED.


of Country Girls and the Kind n,
Loves They w@ar-GIoves for Ne.
l,os 90 You flnd New York la.iiesi l,apd. -
ipa' auvsiy small, said tue girl MI t,,.
"a az ".sr' They average between 81
WI, - ouI Oh courre there are exceptions.
tn, - oeiore you came In spent nearly
quhfters of an hour Juggling aud ,.,.i.
my at No glove trying to s,e, Il ~. 80.
.nat needed "A ~. Tie woman WAS !, 80. :,
,eausr, and her diamonds would mai. -.
Happy enough 10 leave here and get r.Jl
never hiiifd WHAT AMI she blusbed as:l',
"ay nave worn a o five year. ago. Lut .l,s
~ ' s'ie waited YVES
ANA whnt was the other classr
~, yes. Thy are the country girls Va,
,'i'e. because you think of lar.., co,,,--s -
ninds. smelling Of butter ami mil, Tn. ,,is,-
20 nave refre.hng look, and su.II "a a.,
country, AMI III rather wait ON lOD ~ 81.
aaburated as they are with natures ,,erfn me-
suaii o, one society woman washed n, lilo -
Tue saify Honest, ! would. & gunt,-v oi,,,
IanS are small apd white az any s,,cier y
r. n' never DID "a stroke Of work in her
- ea,'". "a plain It, and am not going
20 NY, only u Is a fart There's a f,,n,1
tsing ai"u, them. to- Their b.rds a. =;
ways shap-iy and easily fitted viii, -.
as usual thing they want ,I,,i,, i,r;,,...
coors' such as tan, yellow. blus mr. L.
sreh' The brighter the better for them IT,
rly girl wants something rechercI,e liza
nnsnDi'ese, putty 'ashes OF ro-zs .x,.oxI
e'hos' hoonbeanf and all neutral tinix Ti,sv
.nus' nave glove 70 match every ono =,
their dre<>=- ons vi
And how about menr-
ven, they are charming. .lor't s,y that
oe'anse I'm woman Men ALWAYS ,.o.,,a T..
anu give tb-ir number, say what cylor ,I,4v
want aud don't take up any tin,e at all ITsn.
any they take some shade II TIM M, Iii,
oiacK. A great many n-n Is ho are fa.,id;o,,.
without it being known alway. wear bla,-r
gio'es They know tue secret that a I,ra,.L
go'e always riakes the hand look smaller
oea'klhg Oh niaa'k reminds me that ,r,ot-,,,,
s'yhs IN gloves change often, almost. a. II
IN ufesss Spme years ago it was the
S'yio " wear black dressed kid for deer
mourning, and now tine s-orrow i. sos,.-,,e.,
~ "ee'1i'i2 undfessed kills III black A society
iady whom l know very we'll. because .ha
buys all her gloves here, bought six nairs "A
o"dresei mourning gloves when her uet
cog dieh. last spring That NAV son,,d
no'lsensicai, iut it is the truth never
theiess. For full dress. chalk whit. and cr.s,,,
ana pearl are tue rial tony sha e. sud-al,
yes came near forgot ng the dudes. don't
mean athletic soiety young men. but real
dudes. who talk like babies and lisp Tl,ev
are Just too funny anything. They com. il,
anu 'o"s over box or two of gloves. stretch
them 10 zee how light tine kid is when OF, the
nah", AMI have had them ask me 10 let
enel'' s.e tne glove by gas light Oh, they're
up t'aI sprts Of tricks, the dudes are.
The pretty, tired hooking shop girl sighed.
orushed back her brown Langley bang, and
went to lunch. Like tli. polie,-n,a,,,s' the
glove CLERK, lot is not happy o,,e-B.Ils
Archer in New York S ar.
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Negroes are exceedingly partial to socis-
les, AID are never 50 happy As when making
speech or when marching in parade Tbs
James Of the Offices in tness associations are
'otel for their bignsss They have supreme
oval kings and other verbose titles that even
when abbreviated into initials sadly fatigue
ne alphabet. Not long ago the subjects in
'rs Of these societies reoeIied against the
sing and d-posed him One Of the proudest
moments il. a colored mans life is when be
an ariss in the progress of discussion and
z,y Mister Churman!-
The negroes generally are very gregarious.
hey Ike 70 come together in open meeting.
Chey are good rturchgoers. especially when
here are -protractedr meeting-shat is, re-
sieais, on hand Or course, they are de
rotesi TO camp meetings This year they have
cen especially so. There have been can1rs
n parts Of the state, Of all sizes and en-
.enG The one near Baltimore is really very
targe affair, with excellent tents and q bic
attendance At some Of tina smaller ones in
The lower part Of the peninsula the tents are
either squatty structures or covered wa yons
with their wheels sunk into the ground A
,Fecisl exhogtsr Of large local reputation
own that way goes by tbs name OF ssTEs
Swamp Angel- II you have never attended
1ne Of these backwoods camps you have
missed Z treat-Marylsnd Cor New York
Times
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Among the unwritten laws of the medical
orOfession is q provision that noDs Of its mem
1srs shall give any newspaper advertisement
i their calling. Beyond mock modesty the
eason for this rule is hard 70 find. II ply
ician have confidence in Is art q. = healer OF
mems physical ailments, it is no less his own
van the interest of sufferers that his skill be
lade known How this shall Be done.
r1ether bv direct or indirect advertisement.
4 matter of business Advertisement in
me form or other Is necessary. Like the
y goods mans wares, the physicians art i
sale Like tie merchant, the doctor viii
~ up sign indicating his whereabouts, but
e doctor. while glad to have his patients
ol and thus advertise his capacity, hest
ties because Of a u1usfy tradition Of his pro
ssion to emulate sile merchant, who has
'und direct announcement through newspa-
ers the best possible method Of attracting
e custom which, IL he would be successful.
u doctor no less than the merchant needs,
o assume that because licensed physi-
N chooses to advertise be 10 an en-
Tic W uld be as unwarrantei as the as
inption that because through failure to adj
crtlse lie gained no patients he bad no
UOwledse- Chicago Herald
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Physicians say that drinking large qua1-
titles Of water will produce fat II this Is
true why are fish 80 bonyt


A baby entertained "Wednesday matinee
audience at a Broadway theatre. The play
had failed, and fewer than a hundred per-
sons were there to see it. The performers
had accepted the verdict of rejection by the
public, and were disposed to gag aud guy.
The one comedian in the company who had
been able to make any fun with his role was
iucapacitated by illness, and bad to lie omitted
much of the time 1t was dole. III occasion.
A farce with hardly any audience 10 laugh at
1t Is exceeded in gloom only by one which
cannot provoke a smile ON one out OF a
hundred fares, No mental barometer could
have measured the depression OF spirits in the
auditorium. but it WAS, nevertheless, much
less there than on the stage. When IL was at
us worst an infant escaped from its possibly
numbering mother, toddled louesomely down
he aisle, steaiied itself at the orchestra rail-,
rot its first impression of thunder right from
the hlarinS mouth OF big bugle, and fe.i
backward with wall of horror. The roar or
laughter as,oundel the actor who happened
% be at the footlishtS Nothing like that had
been heard that week IN she house de
ooked down and saw the cause OF the mefri-
uent. "Come M here, little one" lie said.
.we ueeSl YOU. New York Sun.
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AIS and allow In the glimner and glow Of stanl
srross ami along the path Of the new mooa
-. dawn Of the crescent sails on the dusk Of
spars
Ing.
r,. wtnd that touches the secret pulsing places
.iost And allow on those perfect breasts Of
snow.
., crooning across the mldnights peaceful spaces
A sany that came out OF chaos through time to
grow.
,ud under the bow the lucent rippIes break
IN shapes that are fair In rhythm that " sweet
beyond measure;
ri, the heart is full and no more Its thirst can
slakc
4, the fathomless fountains Of Joy where the
sea makes pleasure.
.,ar where the waves and the sky together are
growing,
I'm. Of tire Jaws Of night with muttering roar,
CONS a trcnulous thunder, sound as Of sea
k.ne loving;
rbe voice Of the deep that Ii sullenly smiting
the shore.
.dorvn from the measureless mountain Of sails
above
when tie starlight falters and melts and Is too
faint TO glisten,
so,Ior lad rnurIaurs an old world ballad Of love;
Apdtae SEA and my heart are silent and trer,.
ble and listen.
w. ]. Henderson
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Deputy Coroner Johnston vas sworn and
depos-d:
Lust night about II O'Clock, your honor 7
was startling in the ,ioor of the ,,cs,cue when
man came through Dupirar alley. Ee was
bare heaied, his no<. was bIesziiIp. ami he
was all covered with sawdust.
'Hei"r said; you're iu pretty bad Incl,
What's the matter with youf
ION. not-iIn',' he said; I've Just been over
| TO Miglnnis'.'
"Ainut three minutes later another man
came into thu alley limpiiig basily. One of
bis eyes was swollen dreailfuiiy ami us cheek
was bloody.
-'Weil,' asked, what policeman clubbe.i
your
No policeman. youm Teller be answered;
I've just been over to Mlgfnns'.'
"A thirl man appea rel pr tty sou. hooking
like Total wreck. Snineboiy had so-ppesl on
the ting-rs OF his left hand Tuey were all
broken and damgling he 30 many saus,,es.
All sad l, what's happened TO youf
Not much in particular I've jus, been
over to Mnginns''
Il went Inside, your honor, and presently
perceived face lserrlng thru Ugh the window
OF the nlorgue from the outsi ie. Ii WIS the
worst bunSesi up face | ever saw. The FIRE
head was skIEnesi and CORY. tile eyes were
mere lines on mounds OF discouresi q sll. and
the lips were like two slices of caItaloup.
All his front teeth were knocked out and
blood was dripping down on his shirt front
WELL said going u the door, what do
you want, my frieudf
~'1m 10 king for the receiving hnspital'
Been over to Masinnis'f inquired.
@'Magiunis' be dashe,i,' said he; I'm Ms
ginnis hiuis IT.
Yes affirmed Mr.. Johnson, u recognize
the prisoners in the dock as the four men. |
presume the gentlemen met LAGER and resumed
the discussion
Decision reserved-San Francisco Exam
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-10
SPORTING AND ATHLETIC.

Bendiso, the great English race horse for
whom an oirer OF $4,000 wss refused two
years ago By his owner, wealthy brewer,
now has nearly that amount to his credit in
stakes won. and is still sound and useful
California now has the honor of having
the best trotting records at l, 2, 8 and +year-
old, viz: Yearlins, Norlaine, ASK; ayear>
old, Wildhower, 2;21; s-year-eld, Sable
Wilkes, e:iS: 4-year-old, ManEanita, a:l6
Freddy Gallagher, OF Cleveland, and Con
Riley, of Franklin, O., met in Dayton, O.
Nov p, and signed articles Of agreement for
a six round glove fight On Dec, le Gala
gh9's weight 10 LIS pounds and Ri,syS Ito
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-10
BASEBALL TALK.

The league salary limit for umpircs is
aid 10 be $500
The California league has adopted tn
louble umpire system
Catcher Henry Yaick, Of Detroit has
,igned with Wheeling.
The Browns and Detroits contemplate I
spring series of exhibition games
The Yale pitcher, Hutchinson, receive
:, so from Des Moines last season
The new Chicago club Is said to be contem-
plating the engagement OF Larry Acheon-
The New York combination, II Is settled,
win r.saain In Frisco until Feb - Ct Aast
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-10

The French government IS experimenting
with uew r.he called the PT7Ilon gus The
great advantage of the i,ew weapon Is 4 bullet
Of steel to eplace tina, T lead Tie steel but
ct l,eing much lt>s Ia weight than tile leadeIi
would enaule the soldier TO carry greater
number OF cartridges, which i Of essential
importance, II alo increases the CELEBRITY Of
the bullet ON leaving the gun, whIcii eirCunl-
stance decreases the carve made by ii,e pro
le- tile and considerably rsluceS tie jerk
suffered by the gunner on diSchafging tie
weapon These advantages are greai.
Nevertheless, the weapon has not yet beer
found perfect, arl cannot Vet be adupte>l-
But i opens a new field II further improve
msnts in gunnery.-Chicaso News
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-10

How people who move away froai Iowa
get honle>icS once in while Is exeIslp, ;isi
/ the close Of letter O. uuoeiler Suhjs,t by
'ur HawSeye humorist :, D.. Nl-oun the
1rher day; Il expect To end tie rtse OF NV
travelling days III my ia Iawr home Ii
: very heau;itt.i here. But once in Il while
get Il little tired ami 'iue~ic.s. and want
o hook over a long, vi b.loNy s;gs tcli Of
prairie, shut III Only by Circ.WS sky and
hear The wind WHISPER . $ : through tie
Wild grasses, { a fevl as though The world
WAS 1000 nliles WIDE anil rCac,ie,l from
Abba 10 ArGiey- And see.-jl,st t..iakiu.
4 Tie praigies iuspirsd NE Il write YOU, a
busy man. Litter ~ sc rs a wire fence.
Finally, brethren. u Inines Register.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-10
Remedy Worse Than the D,....

That merry little Joker. Marshall P. VIII
r, tells Q story OF q gentleman who had a
os Of which he was very proud The animal
as troubled with IDEAS To rid the dog Of
e i,eas q friend advised the use OF kerosene.
fer using it on the dog the gentleman re
u1.cd home and found seven heas on his
.oorstep, and they all looked up In his face as
! 10 say, We'll. when are you going to get
: another dogr'-New York Tribuna
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-10

A bed in Mike, Japan, is eight or nnor4
,hick six waslded comforters piled upon the
loor; upon this a very ample wadded coat is
l.a'el You slip into this great coat. put
our arms into the long sleeves, draw it over
vou and sleep. The pillow Is block Of wood.
4 paper lantern IS lighted all night, for the
'opie ara much AFRAID OF the dark-Bosson
Gutl-es
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-01-10

The fishermen III Scotland declare that the
sainon's tail is pointed since Loki became
salmon, and was caught by that appsndage
while slipping through $ net st FOR him b.
tie gods Curious to say, in some psrrs Of
Scotland the salmon is held in great aversion,
lis name not even being mentioned. Thus in
certain districts il is known as the -so-an,i-
SOS fish. and in others as ~the beast CHI
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