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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-08-09

Mr. j.. y. Dubois desires II stated that
Ito had no suspicion, and no reason "a
suspect, as might seem TO DO tho case
from the recently printed account Of the
burning OF his barn, that II was SCI, on
1re by workmpn, OF that any labor
troubles had any possible connection
with tho irc. lie expressed regret that
any such Impression should have gotten
mt
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

Afll line of SCrgCs, Drap D'EtCs Ant
ChOVlOts, Just suited iOrthC hot weather
which viii DO made up llrst.ClasS nj
reasonable prices.
In StOCk-A large line Of OversizeS II
French Flannel shirts, neck 10, body so
AZ c. HESS Il SONS,
1921 l. 1928 Market Street,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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rns best, Ohio Valley Coffee.


Do you suffer with habilual conStipa.
ton or bi%llousness7 II so, try the pleas.
ant iluit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure you, Sold in 30 cent bottles
by 9, X, Goethe, W. W. Irwin, W. Il.
Williams, John Laughlln. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co., Wholesale
agents,
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General Notices.

BRIDGE NOTICE-U. s. ENGI
- EEER's Office, Louisville, KY, August .
1859. The board Of Engineers constituted Il
consider the plans and location Of n proposed
bridge across the Ohio river At Wheeling, wosI
Mcclure House, Wheeling, W.. Va, al II q. IN.
August 10, 1859. All persons Interested are In
viICd 10 be present TO express thel. opinion
concerning plan aud location Of the proposed
bridge. AMOS sTICKNEY Major Of Engineers
President Of tho 1lD0S1, am
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REMEMBER tho excursion TO Atlantic
CITY, via Baltimore 4 Ohio, Thursday
August 10, 1889. Round trip $40, Tick
cts good ten days with stop of privilege
al Washington D, O., returning, Please
secure your parlor and sleeping car space
nhrlV.
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An attempt was made. Wednesday
morning to wreck tho Baltimore 4 Ohio
express In n deep cut about ono mile
west OF ClaysvillU by placing several
cross ties oil tho track, The obstruction
was, however, discovered by Nicely
Wright, who ~slgnalcd. tho train and
Ayertpd d disaster.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August s.-For
West Virginia, iRir weather. slight
changes in temperature, ~Boutherly winds,
For Western Pennsylvania, cloudy
weather, showers, cooler on tho lakes,
stationary temperature in the interior,
,VnainrlV winds,
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You can buy
Lancaster GInghams at Oic a yard.
Best Blue CallCoes at BtC a yard.
Rest Light OaliOoCs At iIc d yard.
LonsdaIe Muslin AT 70 a yard.
Ladies' Choice Muslin at 70 a yard.
STONE 4 THOMAS.
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NJ. @. GIEs, the old corn Doctor O
Youngstown, is at the Stamm House fol
two days only. Call, address or tele
phone him and have your feet skillfully
treated without pain.
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Brrrrn Than all, Electric Light Flour.


FoR 81 80 YOU can get one dozen fine
g%atIn.anish Cabinet Photographs, and
ono extra In a fine Bill frame, BGl0 size
al Plummer's, 1888 Main street. Wheel
Ing,
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M TaSiIIoSS ,', .""""..". 3 3 g : ! J ! I : =!
Earned runs-lIamIlton. 8; Wheeling, s. Three
base hiIS-wliil0ins bowman iialIeF, ho9rGGnt
Ryan. Williams, SpcIdGl, Mcchau, 2. Struck out
by McehRn, 4: BrOwnGr, 10. Bases on balls-OH
Mcchan, 4; Off BrOwnCr, l.. Hit by ball-by
MCGlan, l; by lirOwner, !. Sacrifice hit-SpCl
del. Stolen baSe s-llamlltOu, 2; Wheeling, 8
Double ~play-Shamus TO Miller 10 Speldel
TImO-l:5O, umpIre-llenglc.
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Al Cleveland Umpire Lynch, by errors o
Judgment, lost the game to Cleveland, w 9
niS decisions were wrong aud BY them Philadel
pila won. Philadelphia 10; Cleveland ]. Earn
Cd, s and 8. Hits, l5 md II. Error, . and 0
Pitchers, Burlington, Gleason and O'Brlcn.
Nt MISUNDERSTANDING y: Washington @
Earned, 7 RndO. Hits, II and !. Errors, 4 ant
.. Pitchers, Morris and HaddocE..
At Kansas Clly-St, Louis, l2i Kansas CIT, 2
Earned, I and .. Hits, II Rnd6 0. Errors, I aud 2
Pitchers, SOwdCfs anu King.
AT Louisville - Cincinnati Il; Louisville. g.
Earned, 0 nndO. Hits, II Rnd7. Errors, 2And Q
Pitchers, Wan and Ewing.
Al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @; Athletics, 3
Earned, | RndI Hits, y and II, Errors, l and D
Pitchers, Kilroy and Mcmahon.
al ChkagO-1he game with boston had TO bt
postponed on ACCOUNT Of rain. a.,
Al Observation-Disclosures n; New Yorl
4. Earned, l9Rnd .. Hts, 10 and y. Errors :
aud 4. Home runs, Buckley and Glassc0ok,
Pitchers, Boyle aud Welsh.
Il misunderstanding, 49, Columbus, II.
Earned, o aud !, Hits, II and Il. Errors, and
O. Pitchers, Caruthers, Hughes, WidnCr ant
UnElFluhL,
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MILLwARD-on Thursday morning, Aup ust s
1859, Ut 1890 O'Clock, FRED. g., son OF james
and Sarah MillwArd, aged ! year aud I
months,
Funeral notice hereafter.
rYLE-On Thursday evening, August 6, 1850, al
$3.50 O'Clock, WILBUR W., Infant child oi
William aud AIDA Pyle, agcd6 weeks aud &
days,
H,on,.i .oIt.o h..,.U.
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CTOCK 0 SALE.
FARM FOR SALE.

] have 4 nlCo Farm Ol 40 acres, lying along Mo
Inc between Tyler and WetAel counties (phrlly
nearly all down In grass, we'll wRiGrGd, BukEtAn.
llal improvements and IN u good nGlghbOfhOOd,
which ! wish 10 sell. Tho title Ii perfect and
VIII DO sold At a bargain and on reas0hhblctemH
A. TO payments.
Gail on o. address mo at New NattInsvllle
Voted county, WA,
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Balance stock La Tosca Parasols 20, at
81 80, 50 90, Sc 90 and 50 80, former
price s. 90, 81 90, s. 90 and 81 90.
Como to-day. STONE 4 TnoMAs.
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M~arCh-"The Bicycle Race" r....,n,..n.C Latann
Overture-"POet and Peasant" .,,..,F. von Suppe
"The Musical Cook OF the Black Forest .""";Y.
MiChRells
Waltz from "The Maiden Of Belle Isle" Y]."";""
MtllOeCkcr
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If you want to enjoy yourself 60 to
the Cigarmakers picnic on Saturday, at
the Park.
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To-day and tomorrow wO offer
Zoe India silks At 40c a yard.
OOc Sutah silks al size d yard.
Noe French Satines At loo a yard.
26c Wool Challlps At l4c a yard.
100 SatinCs at SIC q yard,
l2lc Batisles At Tea yard,
Dc Lawns At &c q yard.
1000 yards In remnants Of lgA, 10 and
zoe. SatinCs at Be q yard.
Come early for choice styles.
STONE 4 THOMAS.
n,v ~tsiocItic I ivhLnnd hRyp GOOD bread,
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L. s, Coon sells dry goOdDtho cheapest

JACoRs 4 ~1sENBERO closing out retail
stock. Now isyour time To buy bargains,
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ItRSRy ElcnESnKRu will give q grand
lunch al his saloon, No. 100 McColIoch
street, Saturday evening, All arc In
Vited.
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Wanted.

A GENTS WANTED-THE MIS-.
IA SOURI, Washer affords agents profitable
business. Arguments IN It's favor arc numerous
and c9nyIneinE' Easily sold. Gent on two
satisfactory. Write for illustrated circular and
terms. J. WORTH, 81 leekmAn street, MY.
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For Sale.

DOR ALE-l 600 PERCH OF BUILD
ING Stone Tor sale cheap at WcStwoOd's
Brick Yards, east Of LhBGlle MIL. aus
DOR SALE-A HAMBLETONIAN
Il Mare. seven years old: work my place.
Apply to HENRY HUGHES, corner Fourteenth
aud MCCOllnCh streets. IyI2o
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ASK for Ohio Valley Coffee.


To-day,
1000 yards OF Crazy Cloth at G3c d
yard, reduced from l2!c,
STONE & THOMAS.
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The thermometer at sChncpt's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
rnuisterGd M follows;
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why Pay More ?

DoS'r forget tho CigarmakerS picnic at
the Park, Saturday, August 10.
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FOR SALE,

t24l Twontysfour LOtsih CaldWolrs
Addition to the City Of Wheeling.
shid o are BOUNDED on the north by TWEEN
{'hinih street, on the east by FillmOfo sftCeI. m
the south by. the HandlAn Homestead, and on
NC west by the H. 4 u. RAllfuad.
IhGlt proximity 70 the above named FalltORI
Ieiitfs lhoin excellent iiiCs Tor manuiACllFlhI
y not sold In thirty days will 10 sold A, pub.
For terms aud further Information Apply In
W, V, HOuE 4 hkU,
Or WILLIAM n, HANbLAN, "'VV''
AUTO b.W' Coz. ChApllho 4 Sixteenth gls,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-11-21

and actually made Il pay dividend; and az
fof the bank, bless you, the drowned presi.
dent was diminuiivo tubefs compared with
his SUCCESSOR He brought the concorn 10
= smash,up In half the time it would have
taken the old one, which enabled the stock
holders to retire with fortunes in middle
life. The new life-insurance president was
q vast Improvement on the old one. He was
man of broad views. He devised tho
brilliant idea Of 0rming his solicitors with
Derringer pistols.
''So you see, my friend, things went on
tho better for the drowning Of these Inn
portant men. Indeed, the people of fspahan
swore that " they could be sure of so great
an improvement every time, they would like
more shipwrecks.
"Young man, 20 home. If your life ID OF
any use TO yourself, save It, but II you arc
trying 10 save II out Of regard for your fell
lows, spare yourself the trouble. There
were men In New Athens before your time
and there will be after. Die, and in week
NJ one will realize that you are gone--in
three weeks the few who do remember tho
event will probably be glad Of It, and will be
sorry you did not die sooner. Go to, young
man, 20 to-
And Abou moved him of haughtiy and
went into his dinner-D. II. Locke, Ia To
ledo Blade
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-11-21
HuMoR OF rHg pAY.


TrAcHEa--''Hhy didn't you ask your
fnthet how thls sulh was d0noin fitslt
Johnnie-"Cause didn't want TO bo sent
10 bed.n
OLD LADY-"My dear, do you really think
you are At 10 become a minister's wifow
Engaged niece from the west--"Yes, In
deed. don't mind being talked about at
all.n
A YOUNG Englishman, on a visit TO Ire.
land during tho shooting season, asked hts
host u there were many bf tho heighborink
land.hdlders then at home "Divil one,
faithr was the answer, 'the country is
schwarmlng with absentees."
FATHER-"Mr. Sand, the grocer, tells me
he discharged you for swindlng him. This
Is terrible disgrace to the family" Son.
81 couldn't help II, father. He gave me
some lead 10 put under the scales, and
made a mistake and put IL on the wrong
side.n
A HARp-UP looking man, who had 40.
costed citizon on the street and asked for
ten cents, was answered with--"See here,
didn't you hit me for a dime only three days
agon ~ believe did, sir; but do the very
best can can't keep my expenses down
TO less than three and one-third cents pet
day. Your dime Ia all gone.p
YouSa GIRL lat tfortune-teller's)- )-"Whati
I'm going to marry poor man and live In
lodgings, and have seventeen childreni It's
outrageous My friend Sarah had her
fortune told her, and you said she was to
marry Prince and live In three castles.
Here's your shilling" Fortune-teller
with dignity)-"Your friend Sarah got q
tive-shilling fortune"
"WnL you be mine, darlingm he asked,
Rfter year'r courting "No, II tan nevet
be-" was her reply "rhen why have you
let me hope 50 longir he said, as he went
towards the door. "Because I intend never
TO belong to any man. You can be mine n
you ike.m He saw the difference, and
stopped. A few years afterwards be saw
the difference still more clearly.
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vENTILATINe DAIRY BARNS.
Fresh Air Necessity, and One Way OF
Obtaining II.

LNtah 4NAE NtftshlANs anu Ont way OF
Obtaining II.
In order 10 produce a pure article all
Of the ingredients must be pure and
the processes Of change they undergo
must, says the Orange Judd Farmer,
be free from foreign influences. In
seeing that the water and food are
pure, the stalls well cleaned and
bedded and the animals kept warm,
one very important consideration is apt
10 be overlooked-namely, pure air.
Where the atmosphere is not kept
pure the effect upon the system soon
asserts itself in one way or another;
the milk may not show it directly at
first, but the quality Of the products is
liable 10 be infuenced.
A too common way is 70 leave open the
hay shoot; but this spoils the hay for a
considerable distance on eli sides, be.
sides generally giving either too much
or too little circulation. The best plan
IS not 10 postpone this matter until cold
weather approaches, but 10 look II up at
once and make such alterations as are
necessary, as time permits splendid
job for rainy days. In the accompany
ing illustration the principle is shown
10 good advantage, which may of course
be varied as circumstances require. The
yentilator leading 10 the cupola is six
by eight inches with a regulator at the
bottom, which brings 1t under perfect
control.
When this is not practicable the open
ing may be made in the wall at the up
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-11-21
The DRUMMER ABROAD.
How lie Receives the Consideration Du
an American Citizen.

How lie Receives the Consideration Due
an American Citizen.
I'm tell you what saw in Manchester,
Eng ~ said a Mlchigander who lately re-
turned from trip abroad "On the hotel
register 1 found tho nano OF @. Sidney
smith, L. s. A. Ambassador 10 England
and France and s. p. d. 10 the Car Of Rus
sla' 1t was a puzzle 10 me and smelt a
mouse, but I waited to see him before Civ
ing any thing away. After few hours he
called at my room Then 1 found him TO
be an ex-drummer for a Chicago crockery
house. He had saved up few hundred
and was making the tour.
"'Why do you assume all these titlesl"
/ asked
Simply 10 receive the respect onc con-
sideration due me- he replied.
"'Does it cheaper your billsY
"'No, not TO any extent but it gives me
the best for my money, and have free
carriage rides and many invitations out 20
dine. man who registers over here as
plain Smith or Brown gets only common.
TIN of tor France next week, and shall
register there as special Envoy Of the
American Congress and Jim Dandy Repre-
sentative OF ~, ,OOJ, OO0 Americans. I'll get
quail on toast when YOU fellows have only
bacon Well, so long I'm of TO dinner
with q big manufacturer, and tomorrow
Tn 10 ride out with an NJ p. and Duke.
Take myadvice and hitch on a title DE
roit Free Press
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FARM AND GARDEN.
PLAN EoR slio.
Directions for ocnstroctlnr It--value Of
Sorghum.

Directions for ocnstructlng It--vaiue OF
Sorghum.
Let me give you the plan OF silo, says
a writer in the Country Gentleman,
which we have recently built, and as team
be followed with case by any one, even
those not skilled in carpenter work, It
may be suited to the wants OF largo
class Of farmers who have not the neces.
sary mechanical skill, or the ready
money 70 hire q carpenter 10 lay out,
frame and erect wooden building suit
ablcfor the desired purpose. Tho site
chosen for the silo is on hillside close
by one on which we shall build a row Of
stables where we will feed and house
our herd Of Holstein cattle the coming
winter.
An excavation 22x22 feet and four feet
deep on the side next TO the bank was
first made. A ditch in which were laid
three-inch tile was then dug close TO
bank on three sides, thus insuring dry
bottom-the slope of bank being such,
that on the fourth side the grade Of bot
tom runs out level with top Of ground.
The sills (sxlO sticks twenty feet long)
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hardened Oldest Inhabitants, whizzed hor.
ribly along, and the grimy walls Of Pande.
mouium echoed presently TO the discordani
murmuring and snarling Of one Of he
largest throngs that had ever gathered
there
81 have called you together, my country
men," said the presiding officer Of the In.
fernal regions, "for the purpose Of deciding
disputed point A contest has arisen,n
he continued, In a voice that pierced the re.
motest cavern within the vast inclosure,
''as TO which one Of my faithful subjects can
claim the honor OF having inflicted the most
torture on horses during his earthly exist
ence. The contestants will now have an
opportunity 10 be heard"
II was country blacksmith for fifty.
three years." called out one OF the claim
ants, as he mounted the platform and
looked complacently about.
There was q murmur Of applause, and a
general shaking Of heads, accompanied by
whispered observations to the effect that
his record would be hard TO beat
An uucannY specter, with a countenanco
that would have broken the strongest
camera on the surface Of the earth, came
TO the platform next.
II was a harness-maker," he said ~
invented the stiff Bit"
II made the first pair OF spurs" ex-
claimed the ixt candidate, as he elbowed
the ex-harr s-malrer of the stage.
"Gammon said another claimant. 81
set the fashion Of cutting horses tails on"
"And made the first machine for clip
ping them" announced another.
The presiding officer checked the applause
that followed, the assembly having seemed
TO be on the point of bestowing the award
on the last speaker without further hearing.
A hard-lool1ing resident mounted the
rostrum. "My friends" he said, Il made
the first check-rein."
In vain the chairman attempted TO silence
the cheering Of the audience. II was only
after some Of the noisiest Of spirits near the
door were thrown out aud the warning
given that the galleries would be cleared II
the offense were repeated that order was
restored.
Suddenly a commanding voice rang out:
81 invented the barb wire fence"
A deathlike stiffness pervaded the cav
ernous place. With the conviction that no
contestant would have the hardihood to dis.
pute the claim Of the last speaker the chair.
man half rose as II TO announce that the
controversy was at an end.
At this moment a comparatively mild.
looking ana unpfelenuOus shape TOOK lta
place on the platform and looked timidly
about.
Speak out IL you have any thing 70 sayr'
said the presiding officer. almost contempt
uousiy
81 was the frst man that ever paved
the streets of q city with granite
Amid tho widest and most tumultuous
applause that had ever shaken the walls Of
Sheors capitol the Prince OF Darkness
placed a crown oflaurel on the head Of the
uuprctending goblin, shook his hand warm.
ly, ant ,,rocl imed that the contest was
oyer.-Chicago Tribune.
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are placed inside; they can be either
halved together or simply placed with
ends butting up TO each corner. On the
tops Of these sills arc spiked in regu-
lar courses six-inch wide plank two
ard one-half inches thick, one-half the
ends OF one course projecting over the
course next below it, as appears in the
foregoing sketch. This building up is
continued until the desired height Is
reached; in ours 1t was carried up twenty
feet from the bottom Of sill to top Of last
course, on which the rafters are placed
and all rooted in.
To build on this plan requires little
more lumber than to erect a balloon.
frame, and plank both the outside and
inside OF the same. BEs no frame build
ing can be put together that will resist
the pressure of inclosed contents, and
be as easily made air-tight as one built
after this plan. Witness the immense
grain elevators that stand throughout
the Northwest, some Of them holding
their millions Of bushels of grain in
bins located away up a hundred feet
from the bottom OF their walls, which
are built up with inch boards placed fat
sides together. one above the other.
The silo walls are lined on the inside
with tarred paper, over which one-inch
boards placed perpendicularly are
nailed, making perfectly air-tight
II the builder had any fears Of frost en-
tering such a wall, after tacking on the
building.paper let him nail on inch
strips to which to nail the inside boards.
Do the farmers Of the South know the
value Of sorghum as a fodder plant for
nearly all stock? Has any grower found
out that It can be cut twice, and posi-
bly, thrice, in a season? II the tame
grasses do not thrive in this warm eli
mate, here is a plant that will, together
with a little bran and corn meal, furnish
a suitable ration, and more Of it than
any other with which am familior. Ii
can be cut twice (that we know, and
used in its green state; It can be sliced
and win furnish an excellent ration for
milch cows during the winter and early
spring months. Feed II to young horses
once a day; hogs thrive on IL, and sheeI
Z love ft dearly
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solid vestIbuIed Trains

now run for the first time over an Eastern
line via the Michigan Central, ''the Niagara
Fails Route,n and tho New York Central
and Boston q Albany Railroads from Chi
cago 10 New York and Boston. These trains
are not only equipped with the finest Wag-
ner palace sleeping cars, b1t are made
thoroughly complete by having vestibuled
dining, smoking, firstclass and baggage
cars, and although constituting the famous
"limitedn Of the Michigan Central, carry
all classes OF passengers without extra
charge. Attached TO this train is a through
sleeper, Chicago 20 Toronto tvia Canadian
Pacihcl, where connection is made with
parlor car for Montreal Accommodations
secured at the Michigan Central ticket Of
fees, No. O. Clark street, corner Randolph
and depot, foot Of Lake street, Chicago.
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ALosInr snnouIntlnn.

Mrs. Chitchat (caller)-Why, my dear
Mrs. staryem, what is the matterl You
look distressed
Mrs. Starvem clearinghouse landladyl
oh, the awfullest tLing has happened I
You remember Mf. Grlggs who used 10
board here at nine dollars a week and was
such comfort 10 met
Mrs. C.--Yes. You said he had scarcely
any teeth left and could barely eat a thing
Didn't cost any more 70 keep than a kitten.
Mrs. s.-Ihars the one. Oh, he's a vii
lainl He came back yesterday, and / let
him have board at only eight dollars a
week, and now find he's got new set Of
false teeth and eats like herse.--N. Y
Weekly.
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Science tells US that changes in the
siio depends on four conditions: !. Life
in the vegetable cells and the presence
Of air--result, oxidation and the genera
tion OF heat. 2, Life in the spores of
bacteria, fungi, ETC., in the presence OF
air-result, mold. 3. life In che veg
eiable cells, without the presence Of
air-result, fermentation and sour en-
silage. 4. No life in the vegetable cells,
nor in the spores OF bacteria, fungi ETC.,
and the exclusion OF air-result, pres
eryation and sweet onsilage. by let
ting the heat rise in the hrst condition
)f oxidation 70 l25 degrees and over
even up TO 100, the life in the cells and
spores Is destroyed, and By proper pack
ng the air a excluded, and thus the sec
)nd and third conditions are avoided, and
he fonrfh enQdition with its results Is
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