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ELECTION NOTICE.
COUNTY
Notice.
ELECTION FEB. 4, 1888.
At 10 meeting Of the Board Of Commissioners OF
the county OF Ohio, held on Thursday, the 22d dsy
Of necembsr, 1857, the following action was had
and the following Ordinance adopted;
AN ORDINANCE
Providing for a Vote upon the Question
of Subscribing ssOO,OOOtO the Cap
ital stock Of the wheeling & Har-
risburg Railway Company
Of West Virginia.

wHEEEGs, The Wheeling & Harrisburg Railway
Company OF West Virginia hAs requested votl
70 be ordered and money TO be appropriated In Rid
Of the construction OF is railroad In Ohio county
including bridge RcrusE the Ohio nTef At or neal
| the head OF Wheeling Island, and tracks thereon
and the approaches thereto, and the terminal
tracks and fscilitlcs thereof In the said county,
including tunnel through Wheeling Hin, and
within the limits Of the city Of wheeling north oil
WHEREAS, Tho Boasd Of circumstances OF the
county OF ohio deem Il desirable for the county TO
appropriate .aoney 70 aid In the construction OF
such railroad bridge across tho Ohio river In tAid
county, and Of railroad crossing said bridge, and
the terminal and connecting tracks and isci1tiei
OF ERId railroad in said county, such nppropriG.
tIon 10 be made BY subscription 70 the capital
stock Of said company; therefore, Il Il hereby
ORDERED. By the Board OF Commissioners OF the
county OF Ohio, that q vote DO taken upon the
question Of tho appropriation By such kubscrip-
lion. by said county Of the sum Of $500 000 70 the
work above specified. Such vote shall be taken ct
the several places Of voting In SAid county, al
special election which shall be held on
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FINANCES AND TRADE.
rhs Features OF the Money and stt
Marhafs

rhs Features of the Money and STOCK
Markets..
NEW YoRx, Jan. lo.-Mouey on call easy at 4a5
per cent, last loan closed offered At4 per cent
Prime mercantile paper 61Sa3iS per cent. Sterling
exchange auiet but hrm az 81 sl14al sG5z, sGles
OF stocks 2lb,l55 shRrcS.
The stock market was neither so active nor 70
strong As yesterday, and the speculation lacked
vim, the general feeling, especially early IN the
day, being rather beirlsh There was q fail
amount OF activity at the opening, which was heaVy
to weak, With Louisville & Nashville down pei
ceat better tone was soon developed and the
early Losses gegEIned IN mostoi the list after which
dullfeSs suCCeeded IN everything, except one Of
Two stocks, and the market became quiet aud with
out special feature untllRiter noon. when q slight
heAylueB agAin became noticeable. The close
however Wns Eitady at Irregular charges from last
evening prices. The tnAl chang 5 arc evenly di
y'ded BETWEEN gains and loss 8, small irActioni
only, except Louisville & Nashville, which lost "
pr cent.
Railroad bonds were active; sales 81 $4,000.
Government bonds were dull but firm.
State bonds were dull and steady.
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Arc you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by aick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teeth? II
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E. cambridge Mundsy, Esq, County
Attorney, Clay county, Texas, Gays
"HRve used Electric Bitters with mos
happy results. My brother also was very
low with Maiarial fever and JGundice, bul
was cured by timely use OF this medj.
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved
his liie."
Mr.. D. 1. Wilcoxsou, Of Horse Gave,
KY, adds q like testimony, saying: He
positively believes be would have died,
had 1t not been for Electric Bltters.
fhis great remedy will ward of as well
40 cure all Mslsrial Diseases, and for all
Kidney, Liver and Stomach Disorders
stands urequalled. Price 500 and 81, at
Logan & Co.'s drug etore.
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Dr.. ]. S. Combs, oRensville, Ohio, Gays:
~ have given SCOTS Emulsion Of Geo
Liver Oil with Hypophosphites to four
patients with better results than seemed
possibls with any remedy. All were
hereditary CsseB OF Lung diseaae, and Ad-
yRnced to thRt stage when 0OushP, pain
in the chest, frequent breathing, frequent
pulse, fever and Emaciation. All these
cases have increased In weight from 10 to
% pounds, and arc not now needing any
medicine"
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l sUFFRRED from very severe cold in
my head fOT months and used everything
recommended but Cngld ses no relief.
Was sdyised to use Ely's Cream Balm. 1t
has worked like msgio in It's cure. am
fres from my cold aftar using the Balm
one week and believe It ia the bes! rem.
edy known. Feeling grateful for Whist it
has done for me send this testimonisl.-
Samuel j. Harris, Wholesale Grocer, 1l9
Front esrUet, New YORK. MwFGw
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befS T, 7, Maxwell,
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pROyIDED, Said railway company, or Its success.
soIS shall moi be required 10 trGISler any freight
car upon or over lis terminal system for any rail-
road company which shall not perform like ser
vice upon or over Is track In the city Of wheeling
or BenWood, or Martins Ferry, for said railway
company, or lis SUCCESSOR At like charge Tor Ike
service. The stock TO be Issued under said sub
BcFiption shall II the said Board Of Commissioners
elect, at the time OF making the subscription, DO
made ia preferred stock to the effect thai ten per
cent OF the net earnings Of said railway company,
after paying operating expenses, maintenance,
SNsd ~ b ne sS,S nian PsyJ IStIts
mont Of said stock At par The said election
shall be held by the following named Commits
EioueEs who are hereby appointd for that purpose,
that & 70 say:
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Hoe HoaN-John CLARK, John welsserbes, b
nAtd Klieyes.
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LeaiAa7oOOd School HOu'0-G. ". Woods, PlAtof
~. Elm GroSt SToOn RalD-J 8. Woods, John Hal
Eted, W. 7. Chambers.
TFIndaphld tLalpioR'sl-J. N. Thornburg, John
Helienbine, Robert Armstrong
RGJIsy RobinSOR'S-JAmes Oldham, John Robin
son Alex, MC(Onn,
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Oa!It-l,1AO 70 I,l0O lbs. stock S%ASISc per h.;
SEQ 70 300 lbs. sAsc per h.; 700 TO sO0 lbs. 2ki
&c per lb.
iogl-Yarket active; 4IGa5ISc parlb
Ldabs-Good At SaI1zo per 10,
OdluEs-iA6c per ID.
gGep-2ISaic per lh,
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Manufacturers are, as rule, strsid of
labor strikCe, as strikes throw everything
cut OF joint; but So between pocketing a
straight loas OF thirty.three per cent on
staple article Of manufacture and taking
the shave out OF the pay Of their labor, IL
is no tough job to divine where the aver
sgs manufacturer will stand.
The sehsme OF the revenue reiormerS, as
far as wool ard iron are concerned, 10 to
wholly abolish the duty on raw material,
and partly aDolinh it on manufactured
articles. This, 1t will be seen, gives the
manufacturer the benefit Of tho difference
between the duty on the raw material and
the rate to which the tariff is reduced on
tue manufactured article. But rsill the
same delicate question comes in. The
amount by which the duty on the man
uiaCtuysd article 10 reduced mpst DO lost
By somebody, and that somebody Is either
the manufacturer or the laborer. 1t Ia
really very delicate matter. Most men
are sensitive about their money business,
and It opens up quite an embarrassing
Queaiion when ono man tEiea TO put niH
hand In the other fellows pocket.
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trade, because they believed that with uni
versal free trade the country would be
more prosperous and because they felt
convinced that under these conditions
they could make their way easily in the
markets Of the world. Mr.. Wilson told
me he greatly admired the pluck and In
telligence OF these men.
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flotton.

NEW YORK, Jan. l0-Cotton quiet; uplEnJs 1910;
New Orleans lOkO; futures closed steady; January
lO2c; February 10 go. March l0Slc. April 10 E9ci
Nay 1856. June l0.6Soi July 10 7Cc; August
l0.7Ic September lo9ic; October lo.02ci November
q $40
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CURES an RuMORS,

from n common BOtch, or Eruption, to tho
worst ScrOfula. Salt-rheum, "Fcycr-sOres,"
scaly or Rough Skin, In short, al diseases
caused by bad blood arc conquered by this
powerful, purifying, and invigOnting mGdl-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
It's benign influence. Especially has It mani
tested its potency In curing TGttCr, Eczema,
Eryslpelas, BOlls, Carbunclcs. Sore Eyes, Scroll
ulous Sores and Swcllings, HIp-Jolnt Disease,
"Whlte SwcllIngs," Goltrc, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents IN
stamps for large Treatise, with cOlorrd
plates, on Skin Diseases, or the Eame amount
Sor Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
"FoR THE BLOOD is THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse II by using DIR. Plerce'a
Golden Medical Discovery, and good
digestion, fair skin, huoynnt spirits, vital
Etrength and bodily heath viii be cstAbllshed.
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NEW YORK, Jan. lo.-Thorc was more inquiry
and neat business In al descriptions OF cotton
goods, which are very strong Edwards cambticl
adya ced 10 41fC net aud Warren 4Hc,
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Both gentlemen say they feel very much
benefited by their experience among tho
New England people. They were re-
csived with the most charming hospitality
by the best men In New England, and
brought away with them Impressions Of
the pleasanteat character imaginable.
Colonel Breckenridge said It was now
time for manufacturer 10 step up and
offer to compromise on q reduction Of the
tariff on manufactured nrlielea. Later on
their opportunity would be gone, and
reduction would be made without refer
euce to their Wishea. While the brilliant
Kentucky orator was saying this, l in
wardly recorded q wish that Samuel j.
Randall would talk to me 90 openly and
frankly on the coming struggle. E.c.B.
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Wool.

NV YoRx, Jan. 1u.-wool steady and quiet: do
meAtc fleece 2saS7c; pulled wool l4aSSc; Texas ".
10
Boston, Jan. 1O-Demand 70; WOOL quite good
Al unchanged prices.
PunApElrHiAr PA, Jan. lO.-wOOl dull and
nominal,
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sales 62,2i0bags; January ih2Salb. 800; February
Il s0aiL95c: March lLG5a1l 16ct April l456alt eoci
Nay II 40ll4 60n; June n8alt 4eci July ~ ,s ~
November is.o0c. sugar quiet but aEm; refined
quiet, while e1tfA q I'ib4g3Sc; ol a
ef..aic; mould a 3fSi grapSalsited Is
S.esdy and quiet TSilow strong at { S.leSisSc,
western 2sSS5c Porf fairly active and hrm. Cut
JaauSfy 57sE7 Sc; February 7.S2l7 Sc March
4 s9S5 90: Nav 862aa06o; June s.0SaS lie; city
steam 7.Icc Butter arm on hne stock; western La
sc. Cheese quiet but hrm; western IHallAc.
CHICAGO Jan. i0.-All the markets on Change
opened quiet and ieAtureles to-day, with but
tfihIng changes from yesterdays closing figures
Heavy purchasing on May wheat lAie In ne DAY,
rot Il out OF the rut inio which IL had settled and
turned the market upward. Corn dull and IN:
changed, Provisions trade SLOW. Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat, cash No spring 76Ho; No.
spring 651<A6sc; No red January TlaII3Ec, clos
March 5sizE7SZo closing at 7ss.c Nay SSJSlsll<c,
closing Rt SEQ. Corn, cabh No 2 4s5fAtsn; jan
uRry Is5Sai9c closing at 491; February 4sfal9bc
SSta e,Ss So'S siSSss2o; NAY sISzSsiSsc, closing
At SlIS. Bye, No. 2, Go. Barley No. 2 1880. |
FlaIseed No. /, 8 4lal IsS Timothy seed s2l2
y g H SssI PS5T I G1 S SS' SIS
oloEing At SIS 5Ix lard, ci1h and January T6Oc; |
February 100: March 76TSAI75c, closing at
5sc c eIossIsE SsIs "a, Bacon H'o5
G21as 25c whisky, 81 10 sugRn cut loaf IA
SJ<c: grAnulatCd T1<O; Standard u. Butter quiet
al 2SGslc for creamery; l63fa2Sc for dairy. Egg,
easier at 2lG2lo.
PHnADuJML. PA, Jan. lc.-ElouT steady.
Wheat quiet aud prices firm; migrated white
mixed DC; No. 2 red January &c; February
9l5tG92c; MarCh Q3a93Ec; April 9iaqtIlc; May g4za
sc Corn, spot lcc lower and quiet: No, high
mixed Ss%c: No 2miIed January hSb4asSI$o; Feb
ruAry 59a59Nc; March 61GG9bc: Anril 69Ha6ll{ei
May 62A6lhlo. Oats quiet; No white 4lci choico l
nngrAded white 4g<O; futures dull NO. white
January kl1aiiXc: February il3failasc; March
az <CiAprll 42ltat2tzc; Nay 421<a4Sc. Lard
Arm; city refined 6oAs &c. Butter arms cream.
cry extra 3lASSc do hrss 2ESOc Eggs dull and
weak; western hrSh &c.
CricnSuGTf, O., Jan. IO.--Flour easier, Wheat
quiet; No. red S9c; receipts 3, SOI bushels; ship
nenp LOCO bushels. Corn easier; NO. mixed
j2JSa5211c. Gas stronger: No. 2 mixed s5ISaS6o.
Rye easier: No. 091{E70c. Pork .qulet Al SIS 70.
Lard dull ct loo. Bulk meau steady and un-
,hRnged. Bacon steady and unchanged. whisky
teady; sales Of 1857 barrels IT 81 o. Butter brm.
sugar 1rm. Is
ToLHDO, o., Jan. 10 Wheat higher and easy;
ash s6jEc; Nay $3.50. Com steady and firm; cash
&c; May Sc. Oats dull; Eay S61ic CloyerSeed
teGdy aud dull; cash 81 l2h.
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A DIFFGRRNCE IN PURPOSE.

They hope 10 make largo prots by
getnug WOO! third cheaper and selling II
la Northumberland loIm OF preGent prices
to be maintained By the manufactured
fabric tsriE. This msGue, from the atand-
point Of the manufacturers, that the con-
sumner ia not 10 be benefited by the ao-
clifton O! the wool tariff. The Prssidenta
idea IL, as everybody kroRe, TO abolish
tho WOOL tsrilF, that people may get WOODEN
clothing cheaper by the amount tho tariff
now compGs them TO psy, above the &C.
tual value Of the goods.
There is discrepancy here. The manu-
fsCturers who attended the Tariff Reform
banquet at Boston sesm only to BIS tsriH
refofmers ss far as they can reform money
into their OWE pockets. The gentlemen
in Congress who are about to try again to
reduce and abolish certain import tariffs,
and thus CsrTy out the policy outlined by
the President, RrO tsrif.retormers because,
as they sllege, they want the consumers TO
get the benefit OF the reform. 1ttheretoLa
ssems thSt the support Of the tariff reform
idea by the wooden manufacturers 10 not
thoroughgoing. 1t will doubtless turn
out that they are Ike many other manu-
lacLurars oil the country. They fall in
with the Hewitt proposition for fIee raw
msteIisl, whether the material be wool,
iron, or what not; but they arc vociferous
against reforming the tariff on manuiec-
tured articles, BECAUSE this kind of reform
will lover the market price otthe articles,
and oWeIiDg the price Of the articles will
cut down their receipts snd force them
into the unpleasant alternative OF stand
ing the loss or making their labor stand it.
The reduction Of tho tariff on msnutsc'
luIed articles is
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Men about tewp ia Boston may be
lEursttyely described as felloes around
the Hub.
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Two bottles Of Ely's C,sSm Balm cured
the wife OF we'll known D. 8. A. General
and also two army officers in Arizona OF
estaYrh, MRF&W
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BREcHRNRiDdR's IMPRESSION.

Col. Breckenridge, who Is fully q EN-.
phatc revenue retormer IS Mr.. Wilson,
did not carry away from his meetings With
tho New England manufacturers quite the
same impression IS his colleague oil the
Ways and Means Committee, Mr.. Wilson.
Col. Breckenridge told me he found the
sentiment general among manufacturers
ioT free raw msIeEisl and indefinitely for
some kind Of q revision Of tariff duties.
They all seemed 10 recognize, as far as he
could and out, that revision and reduction
were inevitable, but he said they seemed
afraid to trust the revenue retormers Of
Congresg to doit. Several manufacturers
told him this frankly, while he Inferred 1t
rom others. he and Mr.. Wilson found q
few out-Gnd-out free traders Gmong the
Manufacturers who said they want
ed no protection, and would welcome free
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Tho new kwo.Cent green postage stamp
seemBto be getting "liCks" from all dirsG-
tiprH.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. l0-Petroleum was devoid Of
any excitement and less interest was shown than
at any time In the past three weeks The opening
was strong at g7<c but after tue ast few minutes,
heavy selling for thG west caused decline Of e.
Part Of this loss was recovered on rally, but the
market ssgged or again aud closed WeSk at sS9Sc:
sales 9,22I, 600 barrels.
on CRY, PA. Jan. 10 Opened at s7Lo; highest
e7ISc; lowest 9SfC; closed at 955SO; sales 1867
OI1 barrels: ceaiances go COO barrels; runs %,
q! barrels; charters not reported; shipments
906S7 barrels.
PrrTspuRsH, Pa, Jan. Io.-Petroleum active
and irregular; opened at &c; closed al 9S1soi
higheEL 9I1<c; lowest 957Sc.
TrruRyuLE, Pa. jan. l0-Opened Of 9:1zo; high
est g75<c; IOHCSt 9S1Sc: Clossd a. sSMo,
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The big raft got away because there
wasn't anyone on hoard to keep the log.
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mEnR THE RLn0p % HE LlE
CONSEINIpTEON.

which Il ScroTuIa or the Lungs, Is arrested
and. cured by this remedy, II taken in the
earlier stages OF tho disease. From its mar
yelOus power over this terribly fatal disease,
when first offering this now woTld-tnmcd rem
edy 10 the public, Dr. Pierce thought seriously
OF calling II his CONSUMPTION CURE" but
abandoned that namO as too restrictive for
q medicine which, from Us wonderful eoui-
binatlon Of tonic, or STRENGTHENING, Alternative,
nutritiyo properties Is unCqunled, not only
as q remedy for Consumption, but for I'll
nhrnnlc nisnnEea of tho
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C1ruAso, Jan. lO.-The DfOtN5a Journal reports:
ReccipW y eco head shipments 5000; mar.
ket weak; extra q 2SA5 60; good steers g Dab ~;
mixed 81 75aS IS; Texas steerI g 0Oa3 %. Hogs
Receipts 22.000 head; shipments 1000 head; mar.
ket strong and 6aloc higher; mixed y 2a5 ~
heavy IS G0a6 95; light 81 91R5 IS: Bkips IS 00a
AS. sheep-Recelpts 400 head: shipments 1000;
market nrm; natives 81 7SR5 co. western 81 OQA4 7bi
Texans q 75aS "; lambs q 7Sa5 IS.
East LrRXRTY, Jan. lO-CAtle-Reoe'pH III
head; shipments l52 head; market strong o. yeSter
DAYS prices HogE-RecoipB l400 head; shipments
SO head; market very dull; Philadelphia, % 7Oa
so; mixed IS 40a5 IS; Yorkers IS 3SGb 10; common
10 fair IS l6a5 Is; pigs 3i60a5 90: sheep-Recctpr
shade OF from yesterdays prices.
UIEonINETt o.. Jan l0-HoGs quiet; common
and light 81 Ola5 80; packing aud butchers s. SoA
70: receipts 800 head: shipments 400 head.
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LAnpR MusT srAEp ZEE aRND.

Capital will whip labor every time.
Labor may organize and bedevil capital
for time, blu. capital can 20 longer with
out eating than men and their families.
And here is another hint. 1.-THE tariff
Is considerably reduced upon, say, fabrics
and other manufactured articles Of wool,
and the labor In that branch OF industry
has to stand the loss, as is inevitable, tho
purchasing power Of ils wages will be
diminished in g corresponding proportion
10 to articles on which the tariffs not dis
turbed, and thus an inequality 10 wrought
greatly to the detriment Of labor In that
peculiar branch. The skilled expert in
the manufacture Of wooden Fabrics, with
his reduced wages, must pay the came for
his provisions, his cottolS, his cutlery, hls
glassware and other projected articles me-
cessary to his domestic life. This Ia not
an argument. II 10 not my province to
argue, and write It only to cay that in all
the argument have heard in Congress for
maintenance Of the import tariff and
Sgalnstthe proposition toyeduce itonspecl-
&c articles, hRve never heard this point
made. To me itseems to be the vital point
in tho whole question raised by the pro-
position to change some duties and main.
tain others yet hays never hsaId pro.
ttetionist de6sGor make II clearly as dis.
lnctiys point.
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AN RMpARRAssING sITUATIoN,

The situation is Of the same embarass-
ing nature Gs was with the two shipwreck.
ed mariners floating helplessly and
starving in mid ocean In boat The al
Tentative was meat or starve, and the
question thus became paramount ss to
Who should furnish the meat. 1t was q
mighty delicate question,
II 10 interesting ts FOLLOW out to its ulh=
mats point the proposition to cut down
tariffs on manufactured articles. The
truth 10 that labor must stand the brunt Of
all such reductionsas these, while the sbo-
lilion Of the duty on raw material will
benefit the manufacturer by preoisely the
amount Of tho duty, less any reduction
that nay bernardo il tho Manufactured
product from this raw material and, O.
before noted, It 10 o fight between him and
4 his labor as TO who shall be the loser OIL
the reduction on tho manufactured arti'
Gle: and the final result Of such fight
nay be OWNED without prescienee.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-11
A sound L,gnl OPINION.

These long winter EVENING" are well
suited to pressing engagements.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-11

Strange 20 it may 6Ppear, Il is usually a
cold day Tor q man when be is fired"