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HOW 70 SAVE LIFE.

What il coushS II Is an irritation Of the
throat aud lungs, What Causesltl Congestion.
stop the congestion, the irritation ceases aud the
cough Is cured, ButhOw tOglop the congestiopl
All, there is Just where physicians have always
been puzzled, But II must be checked, o. pnsq.
monIa. qllck consumption or some terrible pull.
monaTy disease will follow, Some doctors give
col liver oil, others cOIghSyrups, but the most
advanced ptcAcribe stlnulants. Nature Wud DO
assisted Pure whIiley will do H. Soc what
ph,slriansSAyi
College, SAYS "The iudlClOns use OF alcoholic
slimIlsnh I. one Ui the striking ChaTaclerlsilcs
the last half century
PtOi. Henry a, Mott, Of New York, says: THE
purify Of buhy's PuTv Malt Whisky las simple
analytical tests will readily c1nVlnneR hyslclRn
ran GXp0Ttl should certainly recommend II 70
the hi-hrst public favor
DuHys Pure Malt Whisky Is 4 certain cure
aud preventive Of congestion aud should be kept
In every ianily. II Is sold by all druggists aud
dealer, Ne sure and secure The genuine.
ir2sTh
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This Eyenlne,s charIty Ball.

The arrangements for the grand charity
ball at the Arion Hall tonight will be
very complete. 1t is announced that
the whole Opera House orchestra, If
teen pieces, has been engaged. The
supper will be especially fine and served
in a commodious dining hall. The com.
mittee has been very careful In the sale
OF the tickets, and 1t Is confidently ex-
pected that this will be the social event
NJ tho clnainu Ranson.
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The Cnl1well hun NIntter.

After the adjournment Of the joint
committee, the Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades went into session,
with Mr.. Brandiass In the chair. The
question was the report Of the committee
10 Council In the Caldwell Run straight.
ening question. A motion was carried
that the City Solicitor be requested TO
give the committee a brief synopSlD Of
Judge Jacobs decision In the case Of the
Caldwell heirs against the city.
Chairman BrandiaAs was requested TO
ask the u. 4 D. officials 10 m6et with a
subcommittee, composed Of Brandiass,
Handlan and Robinson, and make their
proposition 10 change the bridge al the
mouth Of Oaldwell'b run,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

To make room for incoming spring
stock we shall offer special bargains In
heavy weight Suiliilgs, OyercOatlngs
anu i'anLllOUnings. AL Will DO male up
llfSl.Ulnss and nc guaranteed.
Winter Gloves and MuillCrs at cost.
q. HESS Il SONS,
Merchant TallOrs and Cents FurnlshcrS,
1891 4 1898 Market Street.
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nd. ourlou. racL

That the body is now more susceptible
to benefit from medicine than at any
other season. Hence the importance Of
taking Hoods sasaparllla now, when 1t
will do you the most good. II Is really
wonderful for purifying and enriching
the blood, creating an appetite, and Civ
ing q healthy tone TO the whole system.
Be sure to get Hood'ssarsaparilla, which
Is peculiar to itself. /
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Tho best salye in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulOefg, eslt fheuti, fever
sores, letter, Chabped'hAhdV, ChilblainS,
Corn5, and oil skin eruptlohs, and posi-.
lively Ctires piles, Or no nay required.
II 10 guaranteed 70 give perfect BalIsiac.
ton, or money refunded, pttCs % cent?
per box. For sale by Logan 4 %.
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MIR. II. IL. Raglan again had an audi
enco at the OpeN House last evening
which crowded tho building. His lee
turc. "Here and Therein London" was
one OF the most entertaining oil the
course. This evening his still more at
traCtiye subject is "The Heart OF Amer.
icaD The seats are now on sale a.
Wouse's, Gallery seats for this great
lecture tonight are only % cents. Seats
there aro more desirable than down
stairs. An extra train on the Elm uroye
road will leave for tho country alter the
Lecture.
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j. Natures own true laxative. 1t ID
tho most easily taken, and tho most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costlve; To dis.
pei Headaches, Colds and Foyors; 70
Cure HRbItual Constipation, 1ndlges.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale In 90 cts and Sl.00 bottles by Logan
4 Co, Anton 7. Hess, H. D, Burt and
o. MenkemVllef,
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Officers MIcNichols and He'll yesterday
arrested two strangers on suspicion thai
they are professional thieves. They g'.ve
their names aud residences as james
Muck. Cleveland, Ohio, and Patrick
Maiey, Scranton, Pa, MnleS seem 70 tel
n straivht story, but Mack Contradicted
himself several times. Both were sent
10 mi by Squire Davis to allow hepolice
10 Innkninnnirics about them.
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nslpr More Pleasant

To the tASte, more acceptable 10 the
stomach, and more truly beneficial In ilg
action, the ianOus California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, lBfapidly super
sedlng all Others. Try II, One bottle
will prove its merits. For sale In 30 Clg,
and q bottles by Logan 4 Co., Anton 7,
He's, r, u. Burt and D, Menkemellsr
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
PUBLIC BUILDING, Cry CLERK's oPPiCR,
WHEELING, W. VA, Feb. 10, 1859.

PUBLIC BUILDING, CITY CLElK'B OPPiCR
WHRELtN0, W. VA, Feb. ~, 1859,
Sealed proposals will DO received At tlso office
Of the City Clerk until Thursday, February y,
1880, at o'clock p. IN, for tho removal Of all
kitchen garbage and DIAL from wlthlD the limits
Of tho city Of Wheeling, ~ required by the Of
dlnAyce Of mid city, for one year, ending March
81, 1891, bids 10 be as follows;
For the Flnt district, comprising all Of the
First ward,
For The Second district, comprising the Second
and Seventh wards.
For the Third district, comprising the Thlri
and Fourth wards.
For the Fourth district, comprising ali south
oil Wheeling Creek 10 CRldWell'E Run.
For the Fifth district, comprising all south Of
Caldwell'S Hun 10 the southern line OF the city.
No person will be awarded for more than one
district, nor eau they DO interested In any pro
posal for more than one district,
Proposals 10 DO addressed To the Chairman Of
the Committee OH HEALTH tho Committee re
serving the right to reject any or all bids.
leo CitJ Cetk.
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ArrENTtoN Voters. by resolution
passed by our Legislature, all good Cltl.
Sens ar6 requested 10 use pr. Hpll'0
Cough Syrup and recommend same al
Tho Peoples remedy TOT Coughs, Colds,
utc, pa cents,
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LUTz.M'CADE.
a Wheeling Man ana New York Girl
Welded Yesterday.

- NAA. sNtAA - 3NN" SNA'A 49,
Welded Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon at A o'clock, in the
Church Of the Holy Rosary, New York,
Mr.. William j. Lutz, Of this city, and Miss
Mary Regina Mcoabe, daughter Of Mr.,
James ]. McCabe, one of New York's
business men, were married. Imme.
diately afterwards they left for Phil.
adelphia, where they will remain
until Saturday and then 60 to Washing.
ton and remain there witnessing the
sights Of Inauguration week. Mr.. Lutz
and his bride will probable reach Wheel
ing about Saturday, the 9th prox.
They will take rooms at the Stamm
House for a short time previous to
going to housekeeping on the Island.
Mr.. Lutz is the junior member Of the
laundry firm OF Lutz Bros. and
has large list OF acquaintance here
among whom he is popular. His bride
Is charming lady already known to q
number OF people here, she having visit.
ed here two or three seasons. She will
be given warm welcome by all who
have met Grand by all finer husbands
many friends.
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TAI combination Of tho active properties
oi dates, llEs and prnnes, and other
tfopiCai fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered \ linz
Intensely popular. II cures llabltual C9n.
Slipntion, indigestion, blllousnesS, slck
headache, piles, etc, Bold ~ by cent
bottles by o. H. Goethe, w, W. itwln,
", Ii, Williams and John Laughlin'
Logan 4 Co. and Goodwin 4 Co., whole'
sale agents.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. g.-For
West Virginia, Ohio and Western Penn
sylyauia, fail, except light rain along the
lakes; nedrly stationary temperature,
variable winds.
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Novelties.
gne SntfIltoe1lfer.
once No.. 40 aud " Fourteenth street.


Wantcd-GOOd Girl.
Rooms TO Rent with board.
Wauted-A single MRn-FOufth rage.
WHuIud-ACCOUnts to Collect,
Notice. Meeting Of Committee on Claims:
For salU-ClsRr aud stOEy Factory-Ruhl
KOhlegard Il Co.
FOr ICnt-l nrgu neutrality-suspicious. & Co.
loo 4. Funeral NOllCe.
GrHhd open IUlse.-True Irish Hearts.
Wheat WantGd-lGdlllOn 4 Co.
How TO save Liie-FOlrlh page.
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These unwarranted and slanderous
stories naturally created no little indig-
nation, Wheeling people have always
been proud Of hergood fame as a peace
full, law.abiding, moral community.
While there is here the ubiquitous vice OF
the city, no town Of the size and age can
show a history as free from grave crimes
and disturbances OF the public peace.
While the percentage Of misdemeanors
is about the average, the proportion Of
felonies Is below the average, and Is
smaller now than II ever was In the past.
A reporter called on ex.Chief Smith
yesterday and showed him the article
quoted above. He admitted writing the
answers quoted, and maintains that they
arc true. By "crime" ho means all
oiIenses subject TO penalty; this Is plain
from his statement that drunkenness Is
the prevailing crime. The shrewd crim-
inals Of the "higher classes" he says,
were all strangers here. He does not re-
member a criminal act committed by
q person Of good family living in Wheel.
ing.
Captain Smith thinks the deductions
droWn In lilo n.t;cio n.a a,;Ihoul onv
aM T. 'n' I''o.u ae "th aa,,s IL
IU nn ~ us alswets saSs nr
;,;uS nev lily 20 ny Nv, mo, ost tna IS
S,ss ~ net " ' ~, om S,e ne 20 70
say the general moral condition here Is
above the average. Vice has increased,
but not out OF proportion 10 the increase
y, PGpua. aha n ...t !" "pVss'U .a, W
ia ~ ino'e 'sToI '1e Sst MpT HUpS
, yicinns r TsIv PA''O"'4'' "H'V''HS
N'S,Vus ieouI1' ,,.
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HG :. g. Can CURED

BY taking Hoods sarsaparIlla, which, BY
the remarkable cures 1t has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to be potent and peculiar
medicine for this disease. Some Of these
cures are really wonderful, liyou suffer from
scrotula, DO suFO to try Hoods saTsaparilla.
amy daughter Mary was AFFLICTED with Scroi.
ulous sore neck tromt hetIme shewas 2amonths
old till she became SIX years Of age, Jumps
formed in her neck, and one Of them after
growing to tho size OF q pigeons egg, became
q running sore for over threeyears WSgaVe
her Hoods sarsaparIlla, when the lump aud
ali indications Of scrOiula entirely dis
appeared, and now she seems to DO q healthy
child,u Us. CARLILE, Eaurlght, Nj,
NIB, Be Sure to get only
Hoods SarsapariIla
soldby ali druggists, sliEITtOrsS' PrepAr0dOnly
By !, HOOD CO., 4pO'hScarIs', Lowell, Mass,
100 Doses One Dollar
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BEFOUllSa wHBELlSG,

what chief Of POllCo smith said Of the I'm
morality Of this City
~ TIE hiiiof Of Ire inL'li0aer.
siul-E enclose a clipping from the
Philadelphia Pre1 oi.the gilh inst, and
would like to cali your attention 10, and
comment Upon, a matter which may
possibly haYe escaped the notice oil your
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS.. =
Proposals will be received until March, ., 1852,
for furnishing stone 10 DO used In construction
Of the Wheeling & harrisburg Railroad aud
Bridge over the Ohio River al Wheeling, W. Va
Specifications may DO seen nj tho office Of Page
Carey 4 Co., Rogers Block, Wheeling.
PAGE, CAREY q CO.,
tom rnuNRnn(nF.
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WE have Just received u half gross Of
The newest and finest Fountain Pens
ever nit on the market. Every pen
warranted. JACOB w. CRUDE.
JeWeler and OptlClan.
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The thermometer at sChneprs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
revisiered ma follows:
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A LADY yelled by the Belle Jane
Hadlhg Yelling Is Ia mode, To DO had
by the yard O5 cents upwards Of dealers.
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DIED.

HATTERY-on Wednesday, February u, 1850,
Mrs. BARAM KLINE HATTERY, wife OF the
late Rev. John Hattery, OF BCllaltc, o., aged
" years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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anln iIn lind Iipen ILobbe,l.

Jnmeg A, Pryor came 70 wheeling
from Washington, Pa, Tuesday evening
GOT very drunk and spent tho night
,,oinv from one house Of Ill repute "a
another, Yesterday morning he said he
ind been robbed Of $40, and got a police
n,nn 10 10 with him 10 one or two
h"useS accusing tho inmates Of each In
tMrn ~ robbInp him. Tho officer gol
dIspustud aud dropped him,, Then nc
piukud out q house, and going before
snuiro Gillespie swore, out warrant,
'rhe evidence was very laughable. Pryor
iiI not know how much money he had
~ Win stole IL. Tho case was dismissed
Snrr Pryor had made q spectacle Of iiin'
ALI md abused all the witnesses anu the
, lice, -.
W. elm tho following from tho New
York HiJry Goods Chronicle" oil the 2Sd
inst; ,u. ,..,soss,,o
and tSpIdly growing dry goods trtil oil
Upo. NJ, Shook 4 Co.. wheeling, w. ~ s.
arrived In tho market on Monday iast,
and will probably remain Tor g week OF
ten DAYS. Mr.. Shook ID an active oner.
SeIIC and unierptislng young man, VINO
Started In business only about aye years
400 and has not only held Ills own
steadily with those older In the race,
but has increased HE business each year,
and now ranks IA one Of the foremost
merchants In his city"
-
You will be troubled with your Cough
mud WhUoplng Cough Until you ggt Dr.
iiunnlg's Cough syrup TrhAs
--A-S------
La,Goop soils dry gOodSt the cheapest.
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wHAg Is
scRoFULA

It Is that impnrity In the blood which, a.
cumullting in the glands Of tho neck, pro,
duces unsightly Jumps or swelllngsi which
causes painful running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which dOVelOpeS ulcers IN The
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness OF
deafness which Is the origin Of plmples, caa,
cerouS growthsIo r the many other manifesto.
tons usually ascTlbed to "humorsi" which,
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being the most ancient, 1t Is The
most general Of all diseases or affections, ior
very few persons are entirely free from It.
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YOU will be troubled with your Cough
mud WhUOplng Cough Until you ggt Dr.
liunnigs Cough syrup rrli6s
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Wanted.

NTANTED-A SINGLE MAN TO
w take charge Of team OF horses and drive
a delivery wagon Ono that eau give. references,
JOHN s., WELTY, 1885 and lOSs Market street
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NTANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR
w Homework In q small family; 70 such u
one liberal wages Will be paid. Enquire vt ~
Snulh Penn street Island, leu
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1.s.o Coon sOlls dry gOOdsthO cheapest
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CITUATION WANTED-A C0AIPE.
y TENT Book. keeper desires situation; best
81 references given. Address ClIAI.TlUS, care
nj lntplliuOuCOF, tegtMW4P
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WANTED statesmen f SSf q BFz s to ' q sE E7!
sent us, Write for terms No OxperienCe needed.
s. 4. MCoMBER 4 CO., Nurserynen, Rochester,
New York. lea
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CALEsNIEN WANTED AT ONOE-
- Pushing men, 10 sell Nursery Stock, Now
Il Tho time 10 start. Permanent work, and good
weekly pay guaranteed. Nothing better, Write
FRED \. YOUNG, New England. Nurseries,
RopheStoF N Y fen TThIS
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NTANTED-TENiPERATE, ENER.
wv CELTIC Men TO solicit orders for our
nay, The business easily learned Reference
required, Address, Il, q. UHAsE & Co, 1855,
Penn En PHILADELPHIA ieA
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NTANTED-A MAN OF TEMPER.
ment, 10 represent an old established house IN
IFS own section, Salary, II suited, Sl0Q per
month. References exacted. J., 9, blanchard
Gen, Manager, Lock Box 1856, n, Y, ie2l.Th
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-14
Miscellaneous Notes.

The following is from an Australian
exchange: A critical operation was
performed on a horse recently by j.
Desmond, the local wet" The animal,
which was owned by Alex. Lumsdon,
,lr.. had been suffering for long time
from an injury to the off eye, which
caused wasting of the eye-ball, accom-
panied by great pain. Chloroform was
first administered, and had the desired
effect in five minutes. The operation
consisted in removing the eye-ball and
eyelidS and closing the cavity. This
was accomplished successfully in less
than three minutes. and when the ami
NAL recovered from the effects of the
chloroform it was led into a paddock
and at once commenced grazing as if
nothing had happened.
A. w. Richmond is dead. He was by
Blackbird, and was the sire of such
well-known performers as Arrow,
2:13I: Romero. 2:19$l; Elwood, 2::22331l5
made in first race; Len Rose, 2:27; and
of Columbine, who produced Arteeo,
2:1615. and Antevolo, 2:19]a.
The extravagant talk that was in
dulged in last season regarding the sale
of Bell Boy for $4,000, and the tre-
mendOus boom that was sought to be
given him in consequence of this sale,
has heretofore been alluded to in these
columns, as we'll as the fact that the
horse is shortly to be sold at auction for
the second time. Just why so much
hocus pocnssing should be done in con-
nection with so good colt is not clear.
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sketches of the forts there. will be pros

sketches of the forts there, will be pros
ecuted for high treason. Negotiations
have been resumed with Spain for re-
newal of the treaty of commerce with
Germany. The first sample Of silky
leayed tobacco Of excellent quality has
arrived at Hamburg from the CamerOnS.
Good news has also been received from
the cocoa and vanilla plantations. 1t is
asserted iii financial circles that the
Italian government has been negotiating
fer loan, but was unable to agree upon
terms with the German bankers. A
letter on the subject OF the
samoan trouble, which appears in
the Frankfurter Zeitung, declares that
the truth of the report that the rebel
lDn was instigated by Americans is
J frankly acknowledged by all English
in Samoa, all Of whom
deeply regret the action taken by the
Americans. Capt. Leary, the Americ an
commander, is severely repro ached for
encouraging Mataafa. The rebels, it is
asserted, owing to the lack of ammuni
ton, would long ago have consented to
negotiate, had not American traders
promised the arrival of a steamer from
San Francisco with arms and ammuni-
ton. The letter also in dicateS that the
turning of the English consulate into
hospital led to the German complaint
that the English. officials were showing
sympathy with the rebels.
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Local Horse Notes,

George B. Clason has sent two trotters
to the Brassfield sale, which will take
place at Lexington, KY, in February.
One of these is st. Paul, by Dictator,
the other is mare by Swigert.
He has purchased of Capt. Marrett
the two-year-old brown colt Emperor,
by Empire Wilkes, by George Wilkes,
dam Mambrino Patchen. The dam of
Emperor was by Alexander. The
grand dam of Emperor was by Dick
Morgan. He states that he considers
Nutwood Mambrino the finest stallion
he has seen north of the Ohio river,
and, when coupled with well-bred
masses, he questioned whether any horse
would surpass him as a breeder for
speed and style. as the weanlings now at
Capt. Marrett's farm. in color. gait and
conformation, are the equals of any of
lishment. There was one bay weanling
flly by Nutwood Mamblino, dam
Elinor, by Contractor, for which he of
fered $500, but Capt. Marrett refused.
Few breeding establishments in the
West are equal to the one Mr.. Marrett
has established few miles south OF
st. Paul.
George W. Sherwood has sold the fol-
lowing stock: To Paul II. GotZian,
Forest Lake stock farm. seven fillies
part by Baymont and part by Memory;
to Glass Il McEwen, bay mare by
Hughy Angus 1887. dam by ST. Law
renee, second dam by Gey Eagle Cana
dian); to eX-Gov. w. r. Marshall, st.
Paul, driving horse.
The executive committee of the Min
nesota Association of Trotting and Pac-
ing Horse Breeders will hold meeting
next Friday, Jan. IS, at w. l.. Nc
Grath's, on Third street, st. Paul, at
2 p. m.
FL. G. Finkle, Moorhead, the breeder
of Lord Nelson, 2:261f, as three-year-
old, was in st. Paul last week, renew
ing old acquaintance with the horse
men of the town.
Ii. F. Brown, of Minneapolis, has re-
Gently added fine imported Clydesdale
mares and one stallion to the Brown
dale stud.
W. E. Shuttle has sold the pacing
mare Julia to Charles Brenck; also
pair of carriage horses to DR.. Stewart.
of st, Paul,
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deal of money in this way he branched
out as an owner, and soon accumulated
stable of racers that was
one of the most successful in
the country. Having added materl-
ally to his wealth by these means,
Young sold the entire outfit to r. G..
Pate, of st. Louis, for $4,000. and pur-
chased the farm in Kentucky that had
belonged to the late III. L. McGrath.
Young saw that what buyers of colts
wanted was something that would go
fast at an early age, and with this end
in view he placed at the head of his es-.
Enlistment the stallion Onondaga, that
was himself very fast as two-year-old.
The result has been that good many
of this horses colts have run we'll at
two years, and as a whole the expert
ment has been successful. Young. re-
alizing, tile necessity for an out-cross,'
has deci, e | that little of the blood OF
the English racer will accomplish the
desired results better than anything
else. and it is for this reason that he is
now negotiating for horse OH the
other side of the Atlantic.