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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29

But after all, the most stnpcndOus OK.
hibit ut sheffield, the one that stands un.
riyalcd In lis solitary supremacy, Is the
five immense blast furnaces They ar'
now so nearly completed, aud work on
them II being rushed with such rapidity
that one may safely predict that the last
one Of them will be in blast In less than
six months, and will be pouring out the
pig at the rate OF 200 tons per day. To
produce M prodigious pile, 10 nay moth.
ING Of the Incredible quantity OF air and
water II will consume, will require every
day 400 tons Of iron ore, 200 tons OF
coke aud 300 tons OF limestone. All
| this, ~ one must readily see, will
| give the railroads, ~ well NJ the fur.
naccs, something to do. The effect Thereof
may not now be accurately estimated, hui
this may be said: II will bring business
that Of itself would make place OF NO
mean proportions. Aud this may also b,
certainly asserted. thcsc great iron indust
ricH will ~ surely ~ effect follows cause
induce iron works Of all kinds 10 locat,
hcp-such as ioundrics, machine shops
wire works, ornamental iron works, etc
Already steel manufacturers are viewinI
the situation aud planning plants Tor loca
ton here.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29
OTHER INDUSTRIES.

II Il needless to cnumofatc at length other
plants, some already at work aud Others
planning Tor place In the picture. II u
unnecessary 10 tell Of the brick factories
the planning mills, the paint works, the
steam laundry. bakery, saw and grisi mill,
wool works plant-onc competent TO iill
not one OF thu industries 90 be counted
among the Sheffield enterprises, strange "a
tell, since AN opening ior such plant is NJ
apparent aud ~ inviting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19
sIsTERsyILLR's CLAIMS.
Inducements for the Building Of the o. r,
X. Branch by that Route.

Inducements for the Building 81 the o. h.
K, Branch by that Route.
T. ,ts Etagr of'lc H,1l,.r.
SIsTEEsyuLE, January 1.-THE total
failure OF the Davis Island dam in the Ohio
river below Pittsburg to pass boats, barges,
etc, through when they were ready and
anxious to get into a market. hes shown
the public that coal fields whose output
can be placed on boats and bargrs $50
miles below Pitysburg are much better
situated than the coal fields which lie
above such a continuance rs Davis Island
dam.
The late survey vi route lor RAILROAD
from Lumberport, in Harrison county,
via MlidlsbUurne to SistyTsyille, in Tyler
county, distance less than 90 miles, Joins
the Ohio River railroad at a point ON &
high bank of the Ohio river where coal
and coke can he dumped from the cars into
barges and boats at any stage Of water
in tie Ohio river at the least
possible charge ard cost OF labor.
There is more than one mile OF high bank
along side OF the track OF the OHIO River
railroad with less water IN the river iur
boats and barges 10 take on loading II low
water mark, and two miles OF broad, open
river to keep boats and birges ia when
waiting for rise o. water in the river 20
90 either up or down, giving 20 q railgolG
unequal advantages AZ its terminal polu;
at SlstJrSyille, the end Of the Fishing
creek route 10 the coal uelds in Harrison
country.
The Nid3lebcurue route il reported nine
miles logger than the Fishing Creek route,
but bas at least three times rs much local
trade and travel now ready as the other
route that has been surveyed. With all
the advantages OF the nigh bottom lands
that can be purchased Ut - low cost n Sis
tersyi,ie, Tor building up any and all man
uiucturiug industries with sufficient raw.
ines for dumping the debris and refuse OF
the factories without expensive carriage OF
hauling away o; the same
The surveyed routes are estimated 10 cost
about the same IN construction; but the
terminal point at Sjstersyille is far more
convenient and valuable than az New
Nartiusyille
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19
BELI.NIRF.
= New Iudu-sry-A Pleasant Time Expect
ed at Masonic Installation.

= New Iudu~sry-A Pleasant Time Expect
ed at Masonic Installation.
For severed weeks an effort has been
made 10 organize company to mLuUtlc
ture Col c. C. BIr0n'S pltsut diHuvr
bucket and several other novelties YES.
tryday au organization was effected to be
called The Ohio Tin aEd Copper Company
The company starts with o capital sto, : Of
about $4,000 Col. BarOu will sell our
the Little Tin Company and devote all g.:
his time 20 the new enterprise. The pin
eipal stockholders are Milton Stewart.
John ShuttlswUyth. VIM S4tttTEeld, D..
L. A Close aud Col Baron. We wish the
uew organisation all the succes-it deserves
The Masonic installation e: the First
Prr>hy leriHu church this evening aud the
banquet at the Globe Hotel pariors after
The ceremonies az the church vii. DE large
Iy attended Tia. members OF the orl,s
have taken q good deal vf interest i0 tins
occasion. AMI $3.50 effort will b, wtio 10 iCr
aG any event OF Hk, nature ever given .a
his city
The b. s, q. pay ear has not arrived and
1. rs not known d~h1itely what GIy twill
De- l..rr.
The ~rauol entertainment jn rhg Ery>i.n
haatyg last night was well attended. j.
will be l-pcatrf thls,yyu.ng
Mr. John Davis, "i the lsw vi Davis Is
Archer was married IUs-iIy evening %
Miss Mary T. Ice, OF Harm,r q. Success
Council should meet and p.y claims
when they aye due
Ahou. one hundred ladies w,U a-~is' At
tine l4r..uy fair amt festival. Dl IN. street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19
DTVINEs DISAGREE.
\ Discussion Not Decided by Prsyer-Intol-
eranCs of Opinion.


The following is an extract from late
New York Tribune editorial: There is,
perhars, no mental vice SO common rs in
tolerance OF opinion. Even such as think
they have emaucipated themselves from
the clinging defect find it hard to acknowl-
edge frankly to themselves that the Opin-
ion Of some one else upon a matter they
have studied may very well be is deserv.
ing of respect as their own, ltit differs radi-
cally from their own. five could all get
ria of this last iuGrmity, not only Of
noble minds, bu5 OF nearly all human
minds, how much less friction there would
he in life, how much less bitterness AID
heart burning and envy and all unchsrIta-
bleueSs
In an adjoining column of the same pa
per was found the following peculiar com
mentary on the editorial.
The bitterness OF the controversy IN
the American Board over the question ci
probation after death was very great ms
rather shocked the supplemented and
the sessions Ofthe Board, one OF whom said
he had always thought such questions were
decided by prayer But il the debate was
not altogether Christian in spirit, it WAS
strictly parliamentary. The brethren
didn't forget to put 4 copy Of Cushing S
Manual in their yaliSe along with Their
Bible, and apparently some OF them con
suited it OiteneT than the Bible"
Is it a fact that there is hut little tOlera-
ton in this country, and less than in 9th
ers2
Comparisons are odorous," said Mrs.
Malaprop. Perhaps we have been claim
ing too much for this free nation.
We must admit that in the professions
there is vet much OF the OldtIme pre- udlce
against new ideas Preachers preach the
old doctrines and doctors prescribe The old
medicines, Bitter controversies arise when
anything new ia proposed.
But the march Of progress IS not stayed.
Men are travelling heayenward under new
CTeeds and belug cured 10y new medicines
Much the same state VI facts seems u
exist in other countries
When DR.. Robson, a leading physician OF
LONDON, formerly oil TIE lNONdI Navy piO-
claimed that Warmers safe cure was q
specific in kidney arrangements, the hide
bound school to which he belonged threat
ened to debar him from practice, If he did
not recuut But he replied that his state
ment was based on such evidence that he
could not recant.
Since then, DR.. Wilson, I. X 5. f. edi.
tor OF Health a recognized English au,
thority, announces in his magazine that
Warmers safe cure is OF perfectly SAT,
character and perfectly reliable Many
. Eaglish physicians are nov prescribing 1t.
The SCHOOLS in this country still bar
all proprietary medicines. But DIR. Gum,
Dean OF New York Medical College, long
since published: Warmers safe cure is s.
very valuable remedy and says he know.
that many physicians prescribe it, though
not by name.
Good things in creed or practice are not
to- be cried down by the old tugjes simply
BECAUSE they are new. The spirit OF tclera
| iiuu thrivc~ on oppUsittnu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19
MAYORS NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
y the members of Council County and city
officials, aud all societies either civic or mill
,ary Wishing TO participate in the funeral ob'c
4uc> of the lat, city officer Joseph elena, are re-
que led to meet Il, the CITY Building, at O'Clock
a. 40. sharp, Friday, January 90 l,,s from whence
they viii proceed ty the residence OF the de
ceased.
Oaiccrsol ocictirg and others wanting iu!or-
nation us to assignment &c, Of their several
commands will find the undersigned and Chief
of Police ut the Chiefs ONCE Public Building
from to 10 p. m. Thursday, January 18th.
Al citizens. individually aud collectively, ere
cordially invited to attvrt the lat sad ritr- Of
this brave officer who lost his lite lu tho heroic
discharge az duty
All city ur..y, will De closed and all city us
mess be suspended from soclock tt. IL. - l
o'clock p m, Friday, January 20. l'''.
.-INaSkp. CHARLES W. SEABRIGHF
ialg Mayor CIly of Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19

ing to immediate themselves upon the altar
Of public service. Almost every other man
you meet in public places Il candidate
for one or the other Of the, say, 400 offices
to ne filled in his State next November.
The Presidential election, however, will ne
tue big night. 1t will be the hottest yet.
There is no cal, for dark forses and the
steeds now in the teld paw the earth in
anticipation and scent the battle from afar.
In fact the great American institution,
politics, Is getting no steam and il a lev
months the pressure will he something
enormous ali over the country; in West
Virginia it will be something awful to be
hold. But We re not afraid Let her 20,
GALLAGHER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19
PETROLEUM \, NASBf


Says. "Intimit Acquaintance WITH = tru
Trend always increases Our TeSEeCkt fur
that friend"
This IS the reason why SynYIta Flock.
continue to make friends ~ their virtues
become better known. CIaryymen. public
speakers, and people ia al Eha av .nues Of
life are unit in their pTTL7a Of p.at won
deTlul new remedy, SynH,D Cough Blocks.
They are warranted To cp'fe Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, IioIr-eu-aS Tickling IN the
Throat, !;o"e Throat and Group; - doses,
% cents. lin""'" = bear testimony 10 the
remarkable cHrF Of DiaTThHa, Dysentcry,
fiuN' CholsfA aiantum, or Summer Com
plant h4d holera MoTbus. effected BY
SJh'iA " Icsber.y Blocks; - doses, IS
ceH"' Ne have stacks 0l testimonials
lro'A u others, who, after dosing their chill
"''H with strong medicines iOr other sap
20" i diseases, have completely cured them
~ using SyBvitA Worm BlCcSs; % doses,
% cents. After you have tried all the
nigh-priced bottle remsdie. and nave rornu
no relief, bug package OF SynvItH Kid.
ney, Blood and Liver Blocks and hc,Grcd.
50 doses, 80 ceste. If you waut h finest
! tonic Bitters in the maIkc:. hUy q package
oil SynEita Bitter Block i'F 90 GEMS anu
make from to ] gallon Of pure tonic hit
terra.
All these reur,di,. r.:y cent dose
No box, no tcaspna. 40 -ticby hottie. Put
up in patent paci Ugts. Warranted 10 cure
or money rc.un.rl. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Gsta checker board OF your
dealer free Send yo1r address on 4 posts!
card for copy OF '-THESTSvTA BLOCK,
which rontainr history Ct diseases ard
cures. Or send ,.cri stamp ioI sample OF
Couch Block anG . copy oI THE SYSVITA
RLr.R. Address, The Syn'itl Co, Lock
| Box 2gg, Delphos Ohio
ANTON p. HEsN, Agent tor Wheeling,
opposite Po9t0fiice
d. Z. MCSwOEI-. &Leut iOr Martins
Ferry, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19
AN ORDINANCE
Providing fOr Vote upon the Question OF
Subscribing 5000. COS to The Capital
Stock of the Wheeling and har,
risburg Railway Company
of West Virginia.

WHEREAS, The Wheeling ana Harrisburg Kali
way Company Of West Virginia mas requested 4
vol. 10 bg ordered and MONEY To be Appropriated
in mid offNe construction OF il, railroad III ONO
county including bridge across the ONO river;
Al or ear the head Of WAceng island, and
tracks thereon and the approaches thereto, ana
the terminal tracks and facilities thereof, ~ ID"
said county. Including tunnel through Wheel.
inc nm and within the limits OF The City Of
Wheeling north q; Tenth Street. ana
WHEREAS The Board OF Comm SsiOheiS OF The
csunty of Ohio deem it desirable ;Or the county
10 appropriate money 10 aid In the construction
OF such railroad bridge across the ohio river IN
said county, and Of Il railroad crossing san
and facilities Of SAID railroad. in said county
such appropriation 70 be made by subscription TO
the capital stock of said company, therefore, II
is hereby
Ordru. By the said RoaTl of Commissioners
of the county Of Ohio, that vote b" ldheh
upon the question o! appropriation by such sub
sGrip,iuu hy said county, Of the sum OF s5COi o.
To the work above specified. such vote shall be
county at u special election which shall be held
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19
rNNEN Gay@sAl NavAova

SO political theory Is valuable unless IL
benefits, m lis application, the business Of
the people, and when our business men
engage more generally IN political affairs
We shall have safer aud better politics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19

FEoM % correspondents letter 1t will be
seen that Sgstersyilit has settled that the
Tyler county route is the only one for the
Ohio River branch road. New Martins
Vile has settled equally as conclusIyely
that no road will ever amount to anything
that don't 20 through We;zsl county. Thy
only question that is not settled Is Vii.
the 5oad be built Some surplus energy
might well be expended upon this questiou
by the people of the rival communities.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19
PERIODICALS.
Goods !
ARRIVING EVERY DAY.
I. 6. DILLON;& co.

a very choice selection of sterling
silver, Onyx and Antique Brass Tia.
bIcs, Piano Lamps, Bisque and Terra
Gotta Ornaments, French BrOnZes,
and Royal Worcester, DOuItOn, CarIs-
bad, TsRvi!and, Y. q y. Limoges. Poin.
tou. Copeland and MintOn China, Ia
all the new shapes and cOIOrs. at
I. a. DILLON d CO.'S,
OC25 1928 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19

Fn-LeHl.g.d EhuUua,..m
-.ia,lna. Neuralgia. p,rurtSy.
Lang and Cay>, Difficulties.
EaHSS"hg. spine amt Hip
Disease. Lwuh4vu. ~prsiu>.
Kidney uudLivvr Affections.
NgrvoU, Action uttlp Heart.
Cramps. LHucUv>~. ~uNuy>,
u- Weakness of the joints or
Muscles. severe ArNrs. Pains
aut Stitches Inflammation
url all wa'al.gs for which
rUrnu, I,as.y->. liu.ueutS
\atlrNrgl OILS. Ss,vts. Uiut.
ugurs suILutiau- have been
found useful Bgwareut i;u.
..JrlouS a,.l worthless Sr.A>fi.
gtHs 'Nsl MAY Ur offered
Ak Tor "a BrnSOn's
Plaster aud taEguu sab.
stttrg'H under names similar
to "CApCinc" u-auy Other
lswy -Hl 81, luvla
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
cocoa,
BREAKFAST.

BY thorough know ledge Of the natural laws
which govern ine operations Of digestion and
nutrition. and bya careful application of the fine
properties Of we.l-ss.eCtcd Cocoa, Mr.. Epps mas
provided our breakfast tables with delicatcly
Favored beverage which may save us mAny
Eea7y logtor, bills. Il Is by The jud!cious use
Of such articles Of dict that constitution ma
be gradually bull. mp until strong enough 70 r..
s!St every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds 81
subtle malsdes are floating around us rce,jy To-
attack wherever there is r weak point. Wr may
escape many fatal shaft By keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and @ properly
rourisned frame - Girl Service Gd=,c,
Made simply with boiling water or milk. sold
only In half pound tins by Grocers labelled TITUS:
JAMES EPPS & CO., homeopathic cHbHlsIs'
j1IyCtiTu,Th London, England,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19
TOR SALE

Dts!iELic k,syIcHCr. spu,L-.sl rusnuI 81, Aup.
!iIc und rGcH' second street,
one Brick ,la.se, tx rooms. 30 ~. pIlu,
street.
One Goci BRICK Hou>s. Eight r",rGE "IDI
Large ,"'. uU k1i street
ono Joph Franc IInus,, un Ia.au -rl,ri. nul.h
Of fwen,y.isDlth str,.t, i've noon ami cellar.
'arAii Lols - tue S,,ih wdrl. at Prices To- cut
par l&HCrs. !. Is. HUGHES,
not .r'sI CaHDIluc street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19
MA-IIINlrnN nI.IRLlr

MA~UlEGyON DISTRICT
rr, H., IIus~-M Edwards. Levi, Wrft1rI
John o.. kim"
81 ''.'' I""...'> NSy', +. i"'u''' /. ""n"S'
,.,.,
Robinson. John n Trppgr.
arm. Ei.rd H.. H"oa-.a ". Bags ]. 4.
Fan, = El,Ooi HUGHES
cav pI.rpIC,
~ '.. n.' ,n..' h'""-N. , PETERSON. John Il.
Hail. IL j. ir.h"I
IEIOS DISTRICT.
,....t JJ.... -,.nrrI,. Torr.r I.tr,u B.vu.
ra,,., T. Arg.r
jun. 49, 80. ,.,,.,. .,.,,.,
'EHihh bI7lNI'I.
H.. Nross l.. Dr.huggr Fred. LHu". James
Rect s.
Whistler DISTRICT
r.. r.f... ,,,.,. rol,. v,,.,.r,.,.
,.'......l l...,.,... .''
D.'.'.'' "''' ,''T.r,rIrl. rr.Tgr,.r
', I,.....u....,...,.
~. N,... '"'' ""i'''.'''' i''''S ''"''"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19

ORR progress toward a wise conclusion
will not he improved by dwelling upon the
theories OF protection and free trade. This
sayors too much OF bandyiug epithets. 1t
Is a condition which confronts Us, not q
thsory The question OF tree trade t~ abb
solute,y irrelevant and the persistent
claim made in certain quarters, thai all ct-
font. to relieve the people from unjust and
unnecessary taxation are schemes OF so
called a,c trade, us mischieyous aud tar
removed from au. consideration for the
pubIlrgoot President CIr..'Hd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19
election 0utite.
COUNTY
Election Notice
ELECTION FEB. q, 1888.

Arm meeting Of the Board of Commissioners 81
the comfy Of Ohio. held on Thursday the I'D
Jsy Of DrGpg,hcr. ~, the following action was
hgd and the following ordinance adopted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19
TOR SALE-REhL ESTATE

Nous. amt lot No PIG Market 'treet Wheel
inG formerly Is VI. ruhN rrsIIcuCpJ. An er
gent lmpg"yri fam Of 10 acres itnc Eoii plac
adjoining 'n-ApN TI0yr, Marshall 60, ". Va
DNl&! feet on Margrt street near Iron Bridge
wheeling OCCUPIED on ground rent 10y Rines
hy'ry stable EOr prices md terms Hidrrss
HARRY CALDMELL,
Chamber Of Commerce Building. II. Paul, MINI.
l. i
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19

.I'n, H., Hn,~ NJ Edwards, Levi, WritaI,
John e.. Kline.
~ Fufa-lhoma, Nycr f. Hanna, + llama.
MADISON DISTRICT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19

MIDDLE.A' ED MAN FIRST.
w class reference required. 10. 1917 MAIN
STREET .hltt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-19
PrTCUIE DISTRICT

tUAS. 9. WOODS.
Clerk o. 49, Board Of Commissioners OF Ohio
County de2Sedgi
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-03
TRUSTEE Sal,

By yrturr of a,ithori,, ,,,
certain chatcl MORTGAGE ar d 'Y u \
ON file in the office of fbe ,,, ',,u VI
Lehman county. executed h, p.,. y
A Co ou the 'Sth duvnf S.,.. ''@'"
d,ily acI>uowcded by ihrn ,In 't ,l
Scptcmbcr 1854. to scc,.rc mo 'u'
in the judgement oftbirtron ,r., ~
therein mentioned. aunun,ipr ' '
ratc TO the sum of siytv-,wo f.',
and ten per cent interest," ,,or ,,..
date of said notcs.apd thrro L.inr.
unpaid of said notes under h.. ,r. 1'
MORTGAGE. EIGHT of said motto. a'3,N'
sum of thirtv.,cvcn hundred da1i'.'
trre,t thereon at The r,to.,t ,o ',,'a',
aunum from the said >tb d,r ~ ~
1851 fine date of said nntc. ~
Barlow. Cravrus A Ca b.,in.
fault I'm the Judgment If .aiJ
arorr..id '
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-03
Personal

Jno l. Barlow ra,nrn
W. dncsday night. |. is is, u toI
came to take charge Of "a "a b
INER. He is looking ve,v HI /
was quite a surprise AZ "e.'
ported to the officer. a., "e WI
Ill with pneumonia-whoN eei
was forfeited. Viii siv Vn lAt
sureties now con, forward ea
Mr.. W, 5. b ker has ron'
Meridian court. ''0rlsiI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-03

Take your liquid rcfrc,umcut, ut u
Inri,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-03

See the bargains in emhra..
ladies underwear at Iow;Sn,.' 4
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-03

0'IHl. "
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-03

made Genuine French Kid Shoes at db4 SO
pair
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-03
One lot Of Bows Knee Pants. former price
SOC and 75c this week 25C.

one lot of Bows Fine Cashmere Knee Pants,
former prices '75c 81 and 1928, this week S
price SOC.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-02-03
sizes Of above range from 4 to s years only.

rs pieces Gmghams, well worth 1Oc and
IL l-2c yard, to 60 this week at lie yard.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-18
Frank Confession.
Exchange.


 Rev. J. l.. Porter, in his work "Five Years in Damascus" gives the follow ing conversation which he once held with an Arab of Jebel Hauran. It be- gan by his asking the native, "What brought you to the Deir when you saw us there?"
 "To strip you," he coolly replied. "And why did you not do it?" Because Mahmud was with you." "But why would you plunder us? We are strangers and not your ene- mies."
 "It is our custom"
 "And do you strip all strangers?" "Yes, all we can get hold of" "And if they resist, or are too strong for you?"
 "In the former case we shoot them from behind trees; and in the latter we run"
 "How do the people of your tribe live? Do they SOW or feed focks?" "We are not feliahin. We keep goats and sheep, hunt patridges and gazelles, and stealp'
 "Are you all thieves?" "Yes, all !"
 These answers were given with the greatest compOsure and quite as a matter of course.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-02-18
Both For the Price of One.

We have made arrangements with the publishers by which we can fur nish the popular St. Louis Magazine with THE ARKANsAw TRAVELLER at the low price of two dollars and ten cents a year for both publications
 The price of THE TRAVELLER alone is two dollars year, and for only ten cents more you may procure both TRAVELLER and Magaztne. Subscrip- tions, accompanied by two dollars and ten cents, must be sent to St.. Louis Magazi'se, 21S N. Eighth st., St. Louis, Mo-, or, Read & Benham, Publishers of THE ARKANsAw TRAv- ELER, 7S Calumet Bldg, Chicago, Ill.