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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-10
Chicago.

CHICAGO, February 9.-All grains open
ed higher. May wheat opened at S04c and
advanced Immediately to 8OSc; there was a
slight decline, but it Immediately reCOv-
cred and advanced to SHE. Toward the
close prices again weakened slightly, May
closing at sic. Corn iairly active. Oats
quite active. Provisions were steadier hut
changes in prices small. Flour dull, STEADY
and unchanged. Wheat-Cash No. = spring
75!a753c; No 3 spring 66a67c; No. Fred
February 75s75fc, closing at 75tc;
March 75a75!c, closing at 75Sc; May
SOlaSlIc, closing ut 8lc; June SlaSl &c,
closing at s1@c. Corn-Cash No. 2 47c;
February 46a464c, closing at 463c; March
46a4G5c, closing at 46sc; May 5O!a51sc,
closing at size; June 50la5llc, closing at
5l9c. Oats Cash No. 2 2Sa29c; May 3la
31@c, closing at 31sc; June 3lSa3l3c, clos
ing at 3lsc. Rye-Cash No. . 60c. Barley
No. 2, SOaS?c. Flax Seed-No. l 81 Asa
/ as. Timothy Seed-Prime 81 47a2 AZ.
Mess Pork-Cash Sl4 15al4 20; May $l4 20a
ii so, closing at $14 So. Lard-Cash and
February 81 65; March 81 20; May s. S2l
az 81, closing at 81 S23; June 81 s5a
1922, closing at s. 80. Short ribs-$7 Az;
shoulders Sc OOa6 05; short clear 81 goa
795. Whisky-At 81 IA. Sugar-Cutloaf
7iasic; granulated tic; standard A &c.
Butter-Firm; Creamery 22a3lc; dairy
164a26c. Eggs-Frm at 22!a24c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-10
Bradford,

BRADFORD, February 9.-Petroleum-
Opened at 9Osc; closed at S95c; highest
9Olc; lowest S95c; c~learances 70S, DOC
barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-10

JAYEERLlN9 AND EJM GKoyE x x.
On and after Monday, October 81, 1887, Trains
GA the Wheeling and KIN Grove p. K, VIII run ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-10
Yptrp.
iNsns Sts,s Lottery Company.

Louisisna Sts,e Lottery Company.
Incorporated by the Legislature in 1855, foI
Educational and Charitable purposes, and fs
franchise made q pxrt Of the present state Con.
stitution, in 1879, by an Overwhelming popular
vote.
It's Grand single Number DraUtngs
take pIace monthly, and the Grand
Semt-ARnuAl Drawings regularly
every six months tune And Deceo.
ber.)
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-10
ELY'S
CREAM BALM
In one minute the Cutieura

CleaUS5S Gne
Nasal PaSSa.
gas. AllaysP Pair
snd TnhammS-
riou, Heals The
Sores, Restores
the Senses OF
Ia t . q n O
SmAN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-10
Toledo

TuLEDo, o., February 9.-Wheat-
Active and weak; cash s4aS44c; May s6tc;
June SIZE; July sac CorD-Active and
firm; cash SOC; May safe Oats-Active
May 33sc Clover Seed-Steady and firm
cash and March 81 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-10
Couantsaloaar

We the undersigned banks AID Bankers viii
pay all Pri,es drawn In b Louisiana State Lot
teries which msy be presented At our countera
=. II. OGLEsRY. Pres LolisisDs MAI bsnt.
PIERRE LANAUX. Pres. State Natl Bapk.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans Nat1 Bant
CARL KOHN, Prest. Union National Bank
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-10
How Dying Child
Was Saved

Nt'NR0, HAMILTON AHsr ND Sept ~, ANNts-
Tie Cu.,owiu-iEa t-usJ account ot what your
S s. hasdnnrT .~ourl J.. .tru daughter. HlzvL
u.w four years oaI When {! months old q
Irmpapu"lrrrto u nor heel which SLOWLY grow
larger. The family ply ,v1sg thought Il was
rauseI hy q p.r.s ,S ur,>'u glass or ncc.lt',
hut fl.l.l O. L.t- rauy,4tus - li-Gf. Th5
child b.ylm. f.rhl-r all the time, seeming 10
I.sr the USE og nrr lee, and finally quit walk.
g.: entirely. TIE u.Gi.' t,u-rr aml thumb
of either hand l.nlrrn % 'lrs.L rh' 'c,h h.
rr.u.,us H,rI. Thship JOINT. hra.ur invuiv
cd. So that wa"n .ru''cI m.s,thS oll sh'
could ROT stand. Igv,a: l,l tho U-r - I's
aulurm. PlrtiI! curvature of the pine alsH
followed. The nervous system WAS wrecked,
muscles cou5ror-rI. and there " general
wasting az flesh AMI gu~e,r. AZ eighteen
months % age She was placed under tn
treatment % a prominent physician OF Bo5
Ton, Mass, but nc the emil % ten months Sh'
had declined o. such adsSrce that she was tn
a dying condition. TalS was In April. U.s..
We touS the child away not knowing whI,
tn d.. Ia this dryulCII dilemma We wrr'
over rcr>ua, rI by guruls O. try "a bot
tie" 81 SwIETs SyF,js.', which We It'd. ami
before 0, had all ncea taEru We Slw a cham
for tHr better IL her symptoms. We kepllt
up. anil have dnu, SD CO this day. ant will
keep It Ur. n thn Lord wills, fpr many days
tocome. fnr 10 has brought our dying Hazel
nlIr'. ,uy0Enr. 90 s'n,Hsth and health again.
Theaslpu hue ~ her cheeks hiss changed to
urusy 'jut. SHE l. able 10 walk anywhere.
Deer Lu.G"r AMI melancholy have passed
aSas a. she g., now q bllthe, cheerful hap
Iy r"ml.u. ,&,lI should You wish to III
crease s.ar t,,. mnaiaIs OF proof OF the
Virtue az SSS. our names AMI what ",
ta'e sari s hJrarrrrsru - what We oweto
S,Us >""aai '"u we 10 20 Use tEcrI.
buIy r...-
~. O.. Svr.-.
ts-l.JC- l. SWIFT.
70. Fox.
'7...-roa E.r.I sa. Nstu Diseases maileJ
Toe ~E,ryrS.F lFa. Co.,. Drawer Z. AtLautaGa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13

NcrE-Ss has been received by the
Australia -zI n confirm ths r1D1-s
by lzs- PREVIOUS Dsll - TIE e1ect
Inst tha American SlEz- Refinery
hs5 5a5ne5 rla New York IrlSI- An
} interview With 3 gentleman connect
81 With rhs American Refinery isSds.
h1Esvs-. a the talat t1SI II : 1o-
lposSble t1z. L MY be deemed sd
visible 1y cEzt corporation n -nske
terms v--1 Tie I-CSt- II : 3 ms
taken -1-c- tlzt the American Re
S-Ev Cc-uz-y ECs eSEs- u -zke
cc--c- cz-sa with cEa I-1s. Icay
hsva FL tls ss-s u GeSl WITH coI6i-
Ec-z z5a--1-- Their planting sri re-
Z---- Interests which -Ls- could C-cc
EErz Ec-aSas- q controlled Adverse
soec-Izr5c-S man tEe-r former trans
sc-a-s z-l operations have come u
1s-E--- ana whatever they nay 90 =
--s present emergency 7 Would he
Vrs-z---s u Comment Cuc- uc-ll.
rs events Il t1e United S-S-eS II
G5eE-e wlEI : K co-e q The whole
-E1st business z2i- saoocily. GcEl
le S1SE Trlst- provided i has
oo-e 20 STAY shall have fully isvel-
ga Is p1-isy with regard u -sw
s1-z-s II general and the Hawaiian
p-c31ct II particular
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13

FUR and hoist high the pCohibioT
banner. Aim high and agitAte, Truth
snd right always gel c}eSreE and
brighter by sgitA0ou: securing apd
rubbing make them shine - by
keeping poohi6itlon always in SSita-
ZION God viii eventually give il the
victory. Friends II Temperance must
claim their share in the oesorn, and IS
they have now TWO strings 70 their
boVS-th2t Is. moral SggSSSon and Pc
hIic4l power, they have more Liberty
70 SgiV2Ie Spd greater promise al sue
90. - SSltSte, aSiCaGs, pTohibiJion-
II JhaCe Is any check 10 the drink
CUTse il VIII be found IN prohibition.
JNo. NJ. HoSNEE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13

S -. y - u u /.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13

thai 81 s5sempt VII be made %
secure 81 exclusion law that VIII
hold wafer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13
OR Revolution

EDETOE GAZETTE: The old Govern
ueU- uzlS 6s-ErOue1 DC- t1E one in
lr- many. The new Government took
It's pLz1e not To Eezo-ul one sin bur
MANY There We-e sins q omission
sE1 Sz-S u commission sins u ex1Eav-
1zaDee- szuS q GrIukelnzsS- p5Ts1Zsl
Sz-S II high officials and So--zl Sis u
licensed -1--lu-ICD- Al should LaTe
attention 1v the present. Government.
Z Z Ills the MEASURE IN F-l2lcl L Vas
GRATED and which II ! expected 10
III
Most foreigners and the larger UzEC
u the natives assisted II the reVC---
-511 aIsi IN firmly establishing The
present. Government II vas no child :
Tlzy. Int an earnest VFOES q reform
The JzzLs allure was elected alulQsS1 sx-
c-->-T=ly upon the revolutionary tick
81 and q many shortcomings q the
old Government no one item 70 i r.
formed vsS held up 20 the exclusion
q the uzEy - cons 1IEll01S objects O.
r=i1r---- l1E L-E---z z1EsssS and EEe evils
zrsSzn. from IL combined with fiu6l-
ezzz eNtEs 1-s-c=, Official c1ETEIF sion
inzaraeiEy- b-1tzZl- z1d opium IeelS=S
vs-e evils u be Ez-oTu='i-l1t one OF
them buE al = them To 1zt5Em n
-5gral EnaueiaI extra Va game having
drunkenness snd is attsnizns evils
unmoIaSte-i- the Fet5En would le 81
iusomuIst@ = Il the evils Il drunken
uasS bzd been reformed and national
ext-SvaE zaee Iei- uull0leS-@8-
Our IEzyiSlzture wzlS sLe--@1 - make
Iz7zS fC- ra:2rzni-g- - far - iaVS could
be made 70 10 -. zll q the evils above
nzms5- and 70 repeal all laws 1llat eR-
courzcei OF v-I1kai AZ SDy q these
evils either IN high OF loE plaeeS-
Or legislature have entered upon Jile
H-Urk Il uafoEu with commensurate
zeal. but fears are entertained that Tlle
drink curse dos n0I Occupy su1le1enE
e their attention
Prohibition has settled Government
exrrzvaEauee and the diyeTTing . aF-
T-uu-iatzons- Prohibition has settled
the opium question the thleving qGeS-
ton. the mUrisT question: and All
Questions q sin excsp- the liquor g1es-
ton and liquor, It InRst D. eoEEssses1-
/ ne father u most crimes and must
Be checked, = al other great evils are
checked. By Tigid pT0hibitOTF lzgT-
AL Temperance refOrmeTs should IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13

TzEzE -1St ba C1-szSczzb-e1eSS
s1ZsvLs-e II t1s reception given the
treaty to---lscei by the Fisheries
CC-te-e-cs & Washington The
Glo-ces9s- fishermen do No. Ike II
Gen Batter Ge-oanesS I - sur
rs15z- 20 the British The Liberal
pE1y II TIE Cs-sdiz- Psr-lsUen.
, s--zcE L Tor Is CONCESSIONS n the
United S-scsS- British Co-u-t5s-s
are w--6 because the treaty contains
Cc-EL-E -szzril-E the Bsl-zrE So
dispute Judging. however. bv the
discussion = he document ov ve-y
Influential American and English us-
PES. Tie Cc-E-s>,o-a-S have arrzyal
81 g equitable 3 b9s5S II settlement
q t1s long vsZe3 question s. can De
STAINED Canada gives I'D is sz-
irene clam u 81 the fisheries within
-Ls bounds q line drawn three
niles outside u kssi-zCds. REGARDLESS
q ths ysSt bays that would thus have
- d l1closei- Only bsys q. so-e
soco-nrs ssy eight scl others ts--
miles II width s. TIE mouth are u IL
Canadian preserves bsys y larger
D extent are 70 Be ooe- . American
fishermen Il within three miles q the
natural c1zSt line within such OavS
AZs-cs- fishing vessels are permitted
. enter Canadian po-IS to- shelter.
re-z-rs- wats- and 0.Ls- -acssszry
ppliss except 5sl1- The privilege
= b1yl1E 5slE : -aSsrve1 - be grant
81 E1e Americans Whenever the
United Ststss Co1EssS shall Sc
Il 70 admit Cs-s6is2 ESh free
q 6Cry- A-e-5ezr-cslS1I ISL nay
b Ez-szlpp.ei By rE-l through Can
s3s without tie imposition q duty
DISAPPOINTMENT 70 the Gloucester
fox Would seen 70 lie II the Cans
dams beng SLOWED any rights Ehst-
evE II their Own territory I1ts-.a--
ing IN any degree With the Interests
Q: American Eshe--s1- The dis
c-untle5 q the Cars6ians are vezai
chis5r. 10 doubt because they could
not employ Ihe.r coveted tshe-y PRIV
Ilsge g s lever - t1-oe Commercial
reciprocity Eron tLe United States.
British Columb.zs grievance II tia
-1-4c- =4Ez-cT4 14'-fE- IL
reelection. koEeve-. = VII Be deemed
the uarI o. wisdom that the settle
Ee1I q the Atlsrf.e 6iEcalgy LzS
1ot been mpslled BY losiing the
treaty With the less ca1vassed ard
trasher Pscife Do1ble- There i 10
6e1bs that the British Parlis-ant
81 gladly assent u tie treaty. and
tie Cscad-z1 Parliament vi g ca--
tz1ly support thst 70 which 81 Illus
EEzo-s member q TIE Government N
power has Subscribed 3 8 CoHmis-
Sio1sr- L : - b boFai thzt Con
Eu@s VII vlew TIE subject diSpas-
s5o-z-aly without regard = results
Upo1 sectional VuE1g Il the Pres
dental election There : lct-e doubt
that I Congress views The question
On 81 The merits. Il VII ratZty 1Es
convention - tEe b7sc possible s1lC-
U11 u The lulC-SczEillg Ez-see u
e5-5cv between tteCw1 crest kindred
l-11S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13
Insurance Notice

The Agent for the British Foreign Marine In
sursuee Company (Limited) has received in
stTECTions 70 Reduce the Rates Of Insur-
sues between Honolulu and Ports In The Pacific
and l. now prepared 10 Issue Policies at the
lowest rates, with special reduction on freight
per steamers. THEO. H.DAYIES.
~ u Agent Bit. For. Mar. Ins. Co. Limited
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13
PROSPECTS OF THE MONEY
Latest Particulars Regarding TIE
Street. Railroad and the
Hilo iRzil-csd-
HlNorCIC STREET RAIIRoAn.


\ GAZETTE representative On other
business bent 81 AIeSSHS- Geo. ". Mac
tArlzne K CO : c-tiee- incidentally took
occasion 70 IureTCOESEe Col. q. W
AISctarlans rsESrlils his LAST ulail zLi-
vices q TIE s-ress railCoad p1O5ecC-
The Colonel sid lie had received in
Ielli-e-ce El2- s vas~5l MS lO&6inS
with rzil> a2d su materials for con
>.rCt.EuE the street raiirosd. Sui that
Nr. GrIbble. the civil engineer who
Lad been here 70 Inspect the Wilder
railrCGi scheme hiss been engaged 70
Supe-inteud the construction q the
line and ! uow on his Nay cuC through
America M G-ibble VIII purchase.
in tie East OF in SSl ErauciSel. L1rSs
cars q The American STYLE Sl>o hO-SeS
sl6 mules for operating the ooad-
Col. NScE1T-zue also received 5 -els-
z-SCl thai SKY tons o. rails have been
shipped by the mail steamer CUE1o 10
sydney where they viii Be CranSliplei
BY one q she oeES Me steamships for
his port This shipment ! uSie in
order % give M GTlbble material On
his a-r.vSl 70 20 aheSi with the line
= tSS- s. possible - - 10 suffer no
delay.
wTL1EB'S RAILROAD.
Colonel AIze.arlane'S Letter adviass
I'D 20 the --latest possible d2te sisted
tllsr Hon : G. WIlder'S negotiations
wers proceeding Teyy satisfactorily.
NessrS- AIztheson 4 CO. and Skinner
& Co hai every hope u placing the
S5heu1e On the market. bur some very
damaging statements hz1 been for
Vv2riei - London stockholders ani
The Stock Exchange concerning the
scheme, which were copied from the
ssh Francisco NcECs-LectcT. \ few
ANONYMOUS letters had also been r5-
czzvs-i. attacking the scheme For
5Ile time being The effect q these
assaults on the good fSitk q the pro
mo-e- VS. damaging, but al this Mr..
Armstrong hoped 70 overcome.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13
CHOICE SALMON
N sAEEE-S AND HAP BARRELS

\ 6AEEE-> AN0 EaLs SARRELS
AIS Sal Azcke-s- 1-E S1--o- Bellies
AcSS- : AID = hL--a-S EE----! Ec-S-
C-C-cs Has and Ezc--.
NsE Ec-S sd Cz-5ss-z5& Cheese
4-E- z-5 E-z--1--- CEsssE,
lZso-z 1-5 Czz---2-e S1-s4-s- and S--c. ms
sssz-L >L-SL-s. sd = r TINS
EL- >EESA--s. ID ll-S-
N5c--s5 Sea-. S-cS ses-. E-S5-SE E-zgE.
L--cS Tc-ECss- OK TczE-sS. DsV5.4E E1=.
E.---e,- Aea.S- bc--<.- eleSz- @-s T-ESsy-
I ---ls'1 s1u--
S-urc-zs.- Gree Cc-z, Gree Peas
Linz 5sz-S. Sl---- Bans As-Ar1--S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13

ES5-ASc hiss rsiSad the nsturalizS-
ton lee from x 10 81 on soooan;
q the influx q slisas. Germany VII
scarcely admit aliaas 81 81 excep: s.
temporary residents The United
SisteS through her partisan Plst-
fo-DS and indeed some legislation.
exhibits 81 Inclination Likewise -
-ake her EsEsS Si-s.ts-.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13

SLY FzASG>co papers We with one
smother esch II sounding loud the
praises q rs diSlnta1sSfei public
spirit Yes some Of the uost self-
SlO-i6ei II this respect seem u Be
the moST sceessIbla 10 unoonSS;onsble
SANDER ani blackuzl by msspon-
sible aiverEure1s sgzinsf persons q
whose zEslrs The conductors q those
journals know nothing whatever,
Anything : god enough 70 run IS s
leading editorial II those sewers q
6etzmsDon. provided !. be rscily
written. somewhat vulgar and alto
sslhs- slzShirg Il rs personal sbuse.
OF such 5 so-r have been some Of the
articles u Hawaiian politics and pe--
So1aEeS II the Nzrs LE5s-. one Of
which = cited aS having lust damaged
5 tal- and slusrs enterprise Of chis
coIlEy II tie London money market
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13

W--z1S seven months S14S.ooAOo0
q fo-ssEn csplcal hiss been brought
into the United Ststes u exchange
to- new issues u railway bonds
Thus the development q: the New
Weird : drawing The superintendent
waaltL q the Oli World This mo
cass VII II tlla reduce tna whole
World 70 one E-z1c,sl plane
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13
NOTES And CONTENTS

y reading tie summary q Rock-
ts--s-s testimony uegs1E1g the
Sc15zr6 o. monopoly, i Is 1aoss-
say = ksep II mind JLs distinction
between The Company 1Ed the IrCs--
Ho~F.rE : 10 be Congratulated O
CGTgy displayed D tie p-r
meters q the street rs-l-ua1- There
: ever II3iczEoz tLzt tie sys1en
VII Be- II operation b. September
SKI next
To tztsl results OF too-ing WITH
p5sto-s E-s reported b. lsst us1l-
o1e II Chicago and the other II Cali
<ornis ne Ist HaS he so1 q
wealthy merchant shat by & y01ngsr
s-eshsr. ne seo.-5 & yol1g ns1 b
trend wh0 didn't know i vas
lesdei
T United States Ss1zte bss
pzssai the bill 70 incorporate The
MzrsSzuae Canal Company q Nicars-
ga Senator Vance u North Csr0-
Ina made n 5roniczl reference ID the
OMISSION n ths bln q any Er0Tlsl0n
e9upelling The exclusive Use q AUsE-
rcsn material n the Ko-k-
AlEzzzCsS psps-s regard the resent
d son q the Federal Supreme
@ n q the Chinese hsbsss cEpE
matter IS practically nspealing the
eazs--iczsoa Acz- Ihe consensus Of
opinion. particularly On the Pacific
Cozst- bang thst theUe zre enough
Chinese IN the country Il i Likely
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13
Crosse & Blackwell's
AN1
MoRToN'S GOODS /!

EE-ss C---z-.S- >z1.4.L SSis5-S. Ps1-- Sx-.sy,
Ecz-- $50, I.zl1zz NSacz-o-s and Ts--=iee-Ii.
81 --1 ~ Il s-le- tins
Cs-C=zG E5cs, Sl=cli-4- Nelss5r case axe.
ErrS CocoE- -Zc-s E1SS;-S-.
E,Is-1 Fine D--S1 or.
Asserted Tz--S x-E ss1lssS
xzGS--h- 15zss
C--,1s-L-G 6-E-.S1 Peas
E-s-s1 Peas nd N-SS-oCzs-
E-E1-L >z-yL-eS- =. E-G = ms.
Es5Ey--S1 z-1 T--Zsz LsFS- >xzSz-ES
>z-Gs--s E-- E-SSzA- SL-ls-ES.
Sv5cz-s E-S E-zs Pos-5 l,FS.s-s I'D S-ss- ms
&-EaS >I.-C-- ard S--N. tins
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13

HozSzsES VII have something q
tzlk about Just now. J. /. Csse IN
tends with his geliinS jay Eye See
70 hiring down the CREST reood OF
Maud s namely 2SS4 time Rob
81 Bonner. On hearing Of this daring
presumption. as once ordered the
nsre into training 70 protect he-
peerless fame
The Hawaiian gazette., 1888-03-13
9usuumre Notirrs,

For Financial Strength Read the Soceys Annual Statement
Ending December 81. 1856:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-01-31
THE LIME KILN CLUB.

a Witch Craft Case ''ToOken Ups and
Disposed of.
de case Of Brudder James Warren, of
Miner HILL Tenn, will be fust TOKEN up"
said Brother Gardner as he opened the meet
ing and winked to Elder Toots to push
another empty herring box into the stove.
"Brudder Warren claims dat he am bewitched,
an ne has written to dis club to ask it to do
Sunthm' to drive de evil speerits away. 1t has
got to SIGH a pass dat de witches take his ole
mule outer de BAN at night an ride him all
o6er de kentry, an Brudder Warren feels
speei1t hands passin' ober his face an pullin
his har O nights Dis club will do sunthin'
Tor him. Ii he war a local member we'd cure
him In about ten minits AS he am an honor
ary, an fur away, we shall cross his name off
books an send him offishul motifs dat he am
bounced man"
lhev repeatedly referred to dis matter of
superStishun, an if members can't be en-
lghtened dey kin be fired out. De day of
ghosts, hobgoblns an witches has passed
away, an de Guild man who can't believe it
has no bizneSS in dis club. Mebbe dar' was a
time when witches went chasin' round de
Kentry on an old raw bOned mule, scaTin' peO-
PIE half to death an leavin' trail of fab an
smoke, but things hev changed. De wedder
nam right fur 'em now, an lie purleece give
ein lie collar an send 'em to de workhouse."
Mebbe speerit hands hev bin laid on Brud-
uer warren, but doubt it. 1 guess Tennes-
zee whisky had good deal to do wild it. All
you Just listen to me when say dat de fust
~ plalnt of speerit hands III Detroit will be
tOleled by scene to make somebody's heart
aoue! be keerful how unknown hands pull
yer mar De member of dis club who sees a
"itcl mad better keep powerful quiet about it
" ae L be turned ober to de kickin' commit
~ toe ~ 70 De dealt wild De seckretary will write
I'D - Fudder Warren dat we hev dun sunthin'
~ nlin' an notify our branches at Chatta-
n1OVed an Knoxville dat he has bin fired. -
Detroit Free Press.
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The Man WHO I.amchs.

4 p d ITteemember,'' said an old physician
Io5o. llimore, lately, ''that l travelled in
r nooo III a stage coach across the Allegheny
-;toun'alns, from Cumberland to the Ohio
VI vi IN the coach were two friends,
crt pll9 men and lawyers, who were going
~ ',1 ~ settle IN western Pennsylvania.
low we became well acquainted in the
1o-ES lelS'lrely journey. Both of my fell
lcnIt, travellers were men of ability and
t,.u' both had good breeding and
|m ,nuty disposition. But their tempera-
--v .lc We're widely different.
he ., never jQked, and rarely smiled.
|bac buy thought over it an hour, and then
tbe 6G n 10 argue against its probability. If
g. turning ing was cloudy he was sure of a
h. ~, M oeIore night; if the harness broke
SBar' c :: positive we would be detained all
H. -, Il the coachman drove fast he knew
tFo,, Iian was drunk, and that our necks
you'd be broken. w. -1~
iobt u, on the contrary, was a merry.
r Tr1 hearted fellow, full of anecdote and
EoI1A repartee. The weather was ALWAYS
b; slghtful for him. the meals dai;cioI;s
Tor GSnl panlons the finest company in the
scano can he saw every point in the land
fint every fine outline in the trees or
katbd "a the fields. He was like a bee.
HER. a drop of honey here. another
H. LIS cOmrade never knew that
eft was money to gather. When they
success, | sad, There goes one man to
t 81 the other to defeat
settlaG 1iSlted lately the city in which they
snxions a. ana asked their history, being
lad beon 70 Know whether my prophecy
i Ioa o3 correct. NJ is still IivinS
benionsps yurlst, man of great and
fWo 9,U I infiuence. C was dead.
bid meu himself into the grave, said an
Eoutb'a :, who remembered him -
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DisiIlusiOn.
soid silver slim dude, with an emphasis rude
- . dansal ahead whom he swiftly pursued,
Snow this rain will use
Asa clever excuse
To share her umbrella and capture her mood.
.For the steIe of her dress and her trimmings
express
II it isn't quite grace
In her motions trace,
There is strength, which is better, I'm bound to
confess.
4 SNow." he said, will l make dashing old
break;
Clear the track Now hope she won't give me
the shake"
Then he sprang to her side
Great Heaven" he cried,
"Excuse me-" he stammered, I've luede mis-
take"
Cried the maiden, ''Whooroo! What's the nather
wild your
Come av We loIke, there be shelter for two;
lam taking jaunt
To the corner beyant,
70 set few murphies co put in the shtew."
Texas SiftingS.
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The RiSdOn
Iron & Locomotive Works,

Corner of Beal and Howard Streets
SAN FRANCISCO. ..................CAL CALIFORNIA
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Room No. 8. upstairs, Spreckels' Block,
551mar12d&wtf Agent for Hawaiian Islands.