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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18

IN tho United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need q gentle and
reliable laxative, II your liver 10 ipac.
tive you can't hope for good health
until you REGULATE the regulator BY
taking some safe remedy. Elixir Of
DateG ID Just what you need. Give II a
trial. Sold IN 90 cent bottles by o. r.
GoetSe, W. w. Irwin, John Langhlln,
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4,
90. Wholesale agents,
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Assignee's Sale.
4 SsIGNEE's SALE,

n
~ y,,,r oi a deed Of assignment made by
vi,rt II r,trau and Emily, his wife, 10 me o.
.,,'ggrr. rIal,l an The lJlh DAY ~ ieplemDeF'
M and ttufdpd IN the Office q lhv CleIk 81 We
cogDp Court u ONO County, West NlTRihlhI "
b,ri III Trust Book No ", page U.s. VIII belI ~
sugI,r sAu Uu the pTr nlscs, on
THURSDAY ,TnETiI DAY OF NOVEMBER, ~
conr en,.ps at ~ o'clock H. M, the following
Js,sfl6,d property, that Is 10 say All lhhl GER
VA tu,r, Of i,.ud, stu tod one mile norlhWeAl
Ig'W,I Alexander. Ou the waters OF Little
Wh,,iirgrTrrE, In Liberty district Ohio county,
e., ViT,Iuin aud adjoining the lands Of The
,o,r' At Jnmt, Il. He'll, deceased, William y.
,S6tb,m H. T. Atkinson aud others, anu
lnulrlri d, follows. HrginnInRAla hickory Tree
TH,i1ull run In the linc VI lands formerly OWN
al by MD,cs Hull aud thence MN llullS llms'
n6tth SOC, fgrs west ~ poles tuR beech IN llulIb
iir, tbrnr, north d, gtGrs, west 1876 poles 10 u
p,a.,aktuIh, ,iugUt lln~Stmmerly owned by
W'Ism GilnOr,, now u. 7. Atkinson; thence
'n'tii II drpWr-. west ~ poles 10 sugar tree 10
WbttA1 /, line. hence east lpi poles 10 tho
,lwgnl lnsluulng aud containing OIlO hundred
srtt. nlufpur les. THIS being the same property
ihlt gas d,yi,rh 10 the said lucent D. larson
IN L, Wlll vi Joseph "a son, decreased, now Of
,,.,lI IN Tho glwks UfrT Of the uOunty Court
"tOb'o county, West Virginia, In VIII Book No,
II I tra' the sane time aud place, will sell the
nll wing described Personal property
head Oiwurk hOncs, 1.-TWO year old COILS
l5Htndol mlkCoN"
Thoroughbred BERKSHIRE,
prIrg binder Weeds moving machine,
Chaa,pou moving magllle, Buckeye hay
fsku hgnl WpgoH, srtiug wagon, . breaking
plUWA ,uflig tooth barrow, 2 double shovel
ploWs CilNyltor, ! torn Grill, corH shelter;
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This IL what you ought 10 have, In
fact, you mist have " 10 fully enjoy
lilo, Thousands arc searching for \
daily, and mourning bCcluse they and
Il not, "Th0HBAndB upon thousands Of
collars are spent annually by our people
In the hope that they may attain this
boon. And yet II may 10 had by all
We guaranteed that Electric BltleB, II
used according 10 directions aud the usc
persisted In, Will bring yOu Good d.
4eeIlOn and ouBt the d6alnOn Dyspepsia
aud install instead Eupepsy, We tet'
ommend Electric Bltlem TOT Dyspepsia
aud all dlseAeeg Of Liver, Stomach and
Kidneye. Sold a. 6gc and Il per bottle
by Logan Drug Co., druggist
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CHICAGO, Oct. H. Cattle - Receipts 1900
head; shipments 1000 head market steady /:
choice 10 extra beeyts 81 GOai %; AteerS % O0a
40; stockers and feeders 81 VGl3 W! cows bulls
and mixed 81 26A2 IS; Texans 81 3OR3 "; west.
ern rangers 81 7bRl W. IIUgs-lleceipu 26,0Il
head; shipments 1000 head; market steady,
cleslng lower; mixed q OlaI Al; heavy SSGa
4 35' light n 00ai TOi sklps s. GORt IS. shcep-
Receipts llGOO head. shipments 1000 head
4lb; Texans IS IOa4 70, lRmhs q 6Oa6 20
EAST Liberty, Pa, Oct. l7-Cattle- Receipts
60 head; shipments NV head; market uOth.
Ing doing, all through eOnSlgnments. Hogs
Receipts 3,l00 head; shipments AGO head |;
market slow; Workers aud Philadelphia II 66G
Receipt, 300 head; shipments $500 head mar.
ket dull; all grades 81 6OaA 70.
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. II Hogs steady; common
and light % 2Sai ~; packing and butchers q lOG
4 SOi receipts 400 head shlRmSnil 360O head,
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iluetlsn's Arnlon saiys,

The best aalvs In the world lot cuts,
bruises, sores, ulCefg, cali fheuin, fever
sores, tcttef, Chahped hands, ohilblRing,
corn5, and oil skin Otuptlons, and poai.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II 10 guaranteed 70 give perfect eatl8iac.
llon, or money refunded, Price eacenl6
per box. For sale BY logan Drug o..
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Feature. Of the Money and Stock
Markets.

Markets.
NEW YoRE, Oct, lT,-Mouey on call stringent,
ranging from 9 per cent, last loan6 per cent,
closed offered at per cent Prime mercantile
paper 6},Sa7 per cent, Sterling Exchange quiet
but steady at y s2AiS6, Sales were 900 shares
The stock market to-day was heavy and fever.
ish in the forenoon, but became positively weak
later In the day, and material declines were
scored all over the list. ST, Paul and the other
drGngers were given special attention In the
early portion OF the day, Burlington & Quincy
Yielded more readily In the early hour dropping
about 2 per cent, Manhattan, Union tnflAc,
Chesapeake 4 Ohio and Other speciRlties became
prominent In the downward movement, The
tlnAta wore very quiet aud ruled strong almost
AL day long, though their fluctuations were
small and their final changes inslynlhcant, The
pressure was continued until the last minute,
aud the market closed active and weak u or
near the lowest prices, Theentlre active list Il
materially lower this evening. Northern Pacific
preferred aud Manhattan lost per cent each,
Oregon TranScnntinsntal ~, Rock Island and
Ghesapeak & Ohio second preferred " Chicago,
haflinsi9n 4 Quincy and LAckAWAnuA ~ each
Railroad bonds les acttvei sales Se2O,tOO,
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AsuItabie Adviser,
San Francl,co Wan,

Sda FfdNci.co Warp,
Simpson 10 llend Who 10 lAmentipg
the conduct Of bis s6nl-You should
speak 70 him with ilrmn6sS Ind remind
him Of bis duties,
Father-He pays no attention 10 what
! say lie listens only to the ADVICE 81
io9lb, tyiOh yoH would speak ID him
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Qhe SntelLiqenter.
Oniss Nos. aI ana s7 Rourtsspth street.
THE SOUTHERN GIRL.

Her dlmpled cheeks are pglei
She u u lilly OF the vale,
Not ross.
In q muslin or q lawn
She Is iAiTGr than the dawn,
To her btRpx'
Her boots are thin and neat,
She Is vain about her feet,
II III said,
She RmputRtes her rs,
ButheF eyts ore like the stars,
OVerhead.-
on balcony At night,
With 4 aeecy cloud OF While
r Vi d her hair.
Her grace, nh, who could pRintf
She would laClnAte y saint,
ldeClAEe,
IT'S q matter Of regret,
She's q bit OF \ coquette,
Whom Sing,
on her cruel path she goes,
With half dozen beRux
On heFhtFing'
But let all that pass by,
Aud her maiden moments tly,
Dc empearled,
When sac mRFFles, on my lie,
She will make the dearest wife
In the world.
Montgomery AdrHllSer'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18

WHEN the hair shows signs Of failing,
begin az once 10 use Ayers Hair Vlgor,
This preparation Strengthens The scalp,
promoted the growth Of new hair, re.
stores tho natural color 70 gray aud
faded hair, and renders II soft, plant,
and glossy, Ddw
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pelraleurn.

OIL Cry, Oct. 17.-0pened ut q COX; highest
zoo barrels; cleataIces 7S4,0CO barrels; charter
ls6Sl barrels; runs 4l,A0 barrels; shipments
u 40 barrels
New YoRK, Oct. -petroleum-stock TX.
81 UO1si clbsIns 81 COX sales tOSOO6 barrels.
,a BGAO e FA e.: 56gge2Sd g. S
Ule4tGuccs 10000 barrels.
eR S55lnSgoH $ GSi al-Vf 5 Rls sS'
Il OJ94t lowest 81 9sE
TyTpsvILEE. Pa, DOT, l7,-opCned at 81 cox;
highest 81 oil lowest 81 OO14; closed at q oJ9S.
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I,oose's Rcd Clover Pills cure sick
headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, con.
26I. per box, . boxes for u.
For sale BY Logan Drug Co., Bridge Cor
nof Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. pAw
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Geo. R, Taylor-New FAN and Winter Goods
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

Never presented the same inducements buyers at pres
bnaton SUITS which for elegance cannot be Surpassed in this
country Our lines Of Silks Vevets Satns Brocades and
Faes embrace the newest and stylish designs Of the
latest Importation npan goods would direct attention
Henrietta Coths-Engh make and forty inches wide in ali
the prevailing shades which have decided offer 95
cents per yard This probably Of the greatest special
bargains ever offered in this city We have also full line Of
Presty Henriettas black Also awoo Serges forty inches
wide in plain and striped at 50 and 60 cents Awoo Hen
retta all coos 81 cents and Finest and widest made
co. Full lines Of Check suitngs, Broadclohs Paids and
ctroa
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A lRAlNs5On and after May w. IsSg.-kx.
ssLAAArloh ol RElGhkhCk Marks sDally tsun,
Gay excepted. tAondAy excepted. iSatirdSv
SEA g SUNDAY only. SATURDAY only
EaAlern Standard timA
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Mt. De CRANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, W. va,
lslsters OF the YiElLatIonA

A school O; more than national reputation,
oaen exceptional advantages for thorough edu
cation Of young ladies In al departments. L.
bnry Of six thousand volumes, Fine phllo
SCphiCAl, chemical aud astronomical apparatus.
Musical Department specially neted. COrpsol
plano teachers trained by q leading professor
from Conservatory Of stuttgart, Vocal culture
according TO the method Of tho old Italian mas
tiers,
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health.
TsnAcFcs oil pleasure grounds. Board excellent,
For Catalogues, aud references 10 patrons IN
al the principal cities address
EUR NIpRNrp WOO
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B.,Z,&C, RAILROAD.
:, Bel!AiFe 4 2anesville Through Passenger leaves
p, N. WV
WoOdSaeld Passenger leaves BellaIre at I:2O p.
M, arrives ~ RcllAlrc Ut 500 q, M
snmmeFneld Accommodation leaves BSllaire
Ml'iAp NJ. arrives at iI:ll a. m
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Anton RuSIpSteIp completed his hall
century OF public musical activity some
months ago, but the event will mot be
formally celebrated until November 30,
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EXECUTORS Sale.
trustees Sales,
SALE

TRUSIEEs SaL1'
4 .,,r.oi deed Of trust made by lanes T.
ny 'laaI tlt, F5fl,, EIs wife, 20 me - trustee
t'hii'1I,iy +, ~ recorded ~ the 0tlce % lpe
aalg' ',,T ~. riuuty Court Of ohio County, West
Igs" ' ~, p,ei Il Trust Book No; y, page Us,
Il.i,IIurl al Inc ifOnt door Of the Court House
Yy',T I die 10th DAYOiNoYENBER, 1882
s .,',,csrIu, ut .uocl,cs q, M, The, following
I2WE.t,.i p'optrty, that Is TO- say; All that lot
dt'V .il,",i y piouril On Wheeling Island KNOWN
~ ,'anfpipIr Elgbty eight IN D Isneb add
a. 10, " tGp civ Of Wheeling IN Ohio county,
W. w., Wilma. together with Al the improve
N ut tbrnrn. Ilv RurediIAmenh aud Appnrle
nance T,' believed 10 DO perfect, but selling
t ,,v,' y" Wll convey only the title vested IN
ia, AID dead " lfust, ,...-,- -.
I5 ,t n! , -Alg OneihITd and Is much more
,i,,pufrba,rf elects pay In cash on nv dAI
wf lbr UtHbcu In two equal lnAtAlmenN ~
o, ', iwo yc.r,. notes bearing interest from
KS of ale to be- giyel for the deferred pay
, w. ' pr'try al insurance upon the property
~, It,i,tn hi Trustee 10 DO furnished by the
F!,S'E,,,t " j., COWDEN, Trustee,
w. IT. 'puu 'uoti1uerF nGlH
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Railroads..

WHEELING & ELM GROVE II, R,
,n, ~ M th ana b SItsE Monday April y Sso
will run a. follows;
LEAVE WHEELING.
6;sOG. m, 6.lO a, IN, ZOO a, M, 500 A. MI, 900
g. NJ, lO:OOA M, ll:6O d. M, i2.OO m, 100 n.
m. 900 p. m, 800 p. m 400 y, m, 6;iOp, M,
6'lO p NJ, 100 p, M, 500 p, m, $3.50 p. IN.
Lave wHRELIN0 PARK
6lOa. NJ, 7:OOA. m, 500 a. M, 900 a. m, 1000
q, n, II 100 .. M, 1900 M, loo p, M, 300 D. M,
wy p M $500 p; M, Oslo p. M, $40 d. M, 7Oj
p M, 500 p. M, 500 p. M, 1910 p. IN.
sUNDAYs.-,Lsaye at 200 a. IN. aud run every
h iG except church train At 9:l6 i IN. Leave
until 1910 p m.,. except church trains, which
WI leave iae Park at 9:AS a. IN, and Wheeling
- 9: HIRscH. Superintendent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18

STAMM ERING
NOy hc thoroughly and permanently cured by
methods Of lnAltucllon based upon. scientific
ghhciplet, No tricks employed No secrecy
utn0hded, The Ayltgm, which IA entirely edI.
3Vohal IA ehdOrsCd by many Of the most prom.
'htuI vduCatora and physicians Of tho country.
. MRS n, STEVENS HART,
ltHrirNl Of the Washington nChoOl Of Elocu.
!lgn aud Onlnry.
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''IT's only a question Of ilne,i and q
short time, too, "a 10 when your rheu.
matigm willyieldto Hoods satSapatilla,
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0Hl0 RIVER RAILRoAD.-TlME
v Table taking eject May 20, 1859 PaGsen-
geI trains will run a. lollows-CSntral Time.
Al! trainA daily except those marked lhuEt
which do not run Oh Sunday;
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RALTIMoRE&o OHIO RAILROAD
~ On and after May u, 1850, trains depart
aud arrive At Wheeling ~ follows Eastern time:
MAIN LINE-EAsT,

For Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York,
I;S y; M, Wy GN and il;6O p m daily, and 800 a.
cept sun ny.
Grafton Accommodation, $40 p. M, daily,
MoupdsVilo Accommodation, 6:J5 a. M, 1910
aud BIO p. M, except Sunday.
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From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
V'go and l2;Dp N. Rild II 40 p. M, daily
Cumberland Accommodation, 600 ~ M. ex.
cept sunday ' VA
Grafton Accommodation, 1890 p, NJ, daily.
liAO and 7;4Op. IN, except Sunday.
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From Pittsburgh. $3.50 a. nj. daily and I2.5o.
daily, except Sunday, and G:b6 RG,i lilO y, IN,
:, w Wal Accommodation, 800 n. M, daily
aI Elt 6|. Excursion Tnln, 1850 a. M Sun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-18

WHEELING PITTsBURdu DIVISION.
For Pittsburgh, 600 and 7:2j a. IN. daily, and
:40 p: M, daily, except sunday,
fof pittsburgh aud the East $40 p, M, daily
except Sunday 'A
,l EtI s{l EzcurrlOn Train, 700 p. NJ, Sun.
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CLEVELAND 4 PiTfSBU RICH
ORAilR ROAD, Under schedule ih eject Aby
u, iBS TiAnl leave bridgeport, lehiral stand
isniI Iibl A. IN. OF Pittsburgh, l0iQ n, nj lOf
iblOitD and Cleveland, l,l1 .. NJ, Fol Iilts
tirsh And New YORK, 2ibi . m. For BiCnben'
Vile, Bigl 4. M ,,.,s
a nj, iQlla u h., iH7 y, IN ana 5inl y. m,
I'm kaiUTiAyt only =fOf Fast Liverpool, 0iii
H. n / ifOm lat LlyetLool, lill2p N.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23

immense corridor, or drawing-room, and a
vast general sleeping apartment, looking
like town hall-or rather like a hospi-
tai, with its rows Of tiny cots and ham,
mocks, each with movable screens or cur
tains, furnishing faint approach to
privacy. Back of the patio are series of
straw-thatched huts, which serve for
kitchens and servants quarters. The
picture may not seem inviting, but in
reality it is charming home. The spa
cious corridors, the lofty rooms and thick,
adobe walls, and, above all, the perpetual
bloom and fragrance give an air of ele-
gance, and though eternal summer reigns
without, one may always find the perfec-
ton of comfort and GOODNESS within.
In the jacals (huts) of the poorer classes
living is more primitive. In every Mica
raguan house may be seen long chest,
made from the trunk of a giant tree, gen.
orally mahogany or tulip wood 1t looks
like coffin, and may be almost anything
odd or uncanny. 1t serves as Kind OF
cupboard by day, in which are stored the
edibles, the dishes and cooking utensils
the family wardrobe, or other valuables
and at night 1t is not infrequently turned
to double account, being closed with the
cover and utilized for bed for the master
of the manse, or his wife, with her baby
who sleep on it, or in it, according to the
exigencies of the occasion.
These kind-hearted people are proverb
tally hospitable, and always press the
stranger who happen around at meal-time
to partake with them of the Creature
comforts provided. Curiosity may lead
him to partake-once or twice, but seldom
to third trial, unless drawn there by the
paDgs of starvation. The food is not 81
bad-if one can remain in blissful igor
ance of the Ingredients of the menu-it
is the difficulty in getting at it. For ex
ample: The universal drink is species Of
chocolate, made of powdered cocoa, served
in the shells of enormous nuts. The nat
ural cups, shaped precisely like egg-shells
have no bottoms and cannot stand uprigh
on the table. Those accustomed to theil
use get on very well, however, by simply
twisting a handkerchief into a loose circu
lar knot and placing the primitive cur
within it,
Neither does one often meet with sucl
superfluities as knives, forks or spoon
among the common people, but must learr
| to make shift with the fingers, hairpins Oh
whatever comes handiest, assisted by tor
tillas thin cakes rolled up to form ;
scoop, and for refractory chunks of meat
stewed monkey or steak of porpoise, dom
stand on ceremony as if you were dining Al
Delmonico's or the Continental" but us,
your jack-knife, or borrow your neighbor'
stiietto. FANNIE B. WARD.
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Butter so Cents a Pound.

The butter made at the farm of Alfred
hodman, Dedham, Mass, sells at retail for
so cents per pound. About fifty pounds
of this superior product are made each
week. Nine Jerseys, pure-breds, furnish
the milk. These cows receive daily a
good amount of first-class English hay,
four quarts of shorts in the morning and a
quantity of meal ranging from three
quarts to one quart, depending upon the
COW, fed at the same time. Two cows only
get the large feed Of meal After break
fast the COWS remain undisturbed until 8
o'clock p. NJ, when they are watered. At
Z o'clock P. NJ. they each get half a bushel
of carrots. The milk is set by the Cooley
process, standing twelve hours. The
cream is allowed 10 just touch the ripen-
ing point. The cream is kept in deep
tin pail, into which is first put
pint OF sour cream, kept over
each week from the churning
This cream is kept near a stove, the tenn
perature of the room being between 600
and 700, and it is stirred dozen or more
times day. Often during the night the
dairywoman arises from her bed and gives
the cream a stirring. Twice week is
churning done, and Davis swing churn is
used, from 20 TO 80 minutes being occu-
pied. The churning temperature is 63o
After the butter comes and the buttermilk
is drawn of, the butter receives two wash
ings with very cold water No salt is put
in the water. The working and sailing
are done on an Eureka worker. The but
ter is not worked SO dry as some butter
makers advocate. Ashton's salt, one-half
ounce to the pound, is used. The butter
is made into one-fourth pound Jumps, and
the makers hands are used to get the but
ter into suitable size and shape for the
mold Cotton cloths, not brine-soaked,
are placed about the butter, and the next
morning it goes to market
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23
plsarm,ng an Unseen Foe.

" This was sometime a paradox" as
Hamlet says. Since, however, the people
of America and other lands have been en-.
abled to pit Hostetters Stomach Bitters
against that unseen foe, malaria, it iG nc
Longer paradox, but an easy possibility
Wherever malaria evolves its misty venom
to poison the air, and decaying unwhole-
some vegetation impregnaies the water,
there, in the very stronghold of miasma, is
the auxiliary potent to disarm the foe and
assure efficient protection. Fever and ague,
bilious remiItent. dumb ague and ague
cake, no matter how tenaciously they have
fastened their clutch on the system, are
first forced TO relax their grasp and eventu-
ually to abandon it altogether. But it is
its preventive force that should chiefly
recommend the Bitters to persons dwelling
in malarial-carsed localities, for it is GER
tain buckler of defense against which the
enemy Is powerless. Cures, likewise, dys-
pepsia, rheumatism, kidney and bilious
ailments.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-23
THE UPPER GEYsER BASIN,

And there you see most of the wonders of
the Natural Park; that is, there are more
of them together. Just after getting in
camp we saw the aGrotto" and a FAM 90
off, and that evening the Splendid by
moonlight. We were all sitting in our
tent chatting, when suddenly we heard
great roaring, rumbling noise and some
one shouts Splendid and away we ran as
fast as we could, and found we were well
paid for our haste, as it was indeed beau
tiful sight in the clear moonlight; one
hundred and seventy-fiye feet of water.
clear and sparkling, steaming and puff
ing out of the earth The geysers
have certain times for going off,
Some will go every few hours; some
every other day, and some once
week, and SO people have to make the
best of their time and see them when they
can. There is only one regular one in the
park; that is cold Faithful" 1t goes off
every hour, and has never been known to
vary five minutes. So one is sure of see
ing at least one geyser. The tourists very
often do not see any except sold Faith
ful." We also see there
THE MORNING GLORY POOL.
1t is shaped exactly like a huge morn
ing glory, and is as near the color of one
as it is possible for anything to be. 1t is
wonderful, indeed, to see the different
standings. There are numerous other little
pools that are not named, but all are
worth seeing. They are shaded pink,
yellow, green, etc.
We heard a good joke on a Chinaman
while there. The geyser water is very
hot and has great cleansing properties in
it, so it occurred to Mr.. Chinaman that ii
would be good place to start 'washee,' y
and he accordingly pitched his tent over a
boiling spring, and much to the Celestial's
chagrin and establishment one day, the
whole thing blew up. 1t seems that he
had pitched his tent over an old gey.
ser that had not erupted for years
hence the surprise. 1t is pretty safe to
| conclude that Mr.. Chinaman will steer
clear of all such pools hereafter His
Calculations can be easier surmised than
told. After camping at this place for three
days, we concluded we had seen about
everything, and began making prepare.
! tons for starting home We left Upper
Basin the morning of September 18th
arriving at Mammoth Hot Springs on the
evening of September 18th, in two days
over the same distance it had taken us two
weeks to explore. We reached Bozeman
September 18th, being out three weeks
lacking two days, having travelled ever SOC
miles in that time and about 100 of that
distance | rode horseback, and / don't be-
lieve | shall ever make another trip that ]
will feel has been more profitable or graf
flying. Certainly, [ could not go the
world over and see what saw there.