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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-27

CoLuABps, o., Jan. 1, 1SSg,--To TINS
ELIXIR OF DATE Co, Dear Sir !--Eilxif
Of Dates cured me Of habitual constipa.
ton and dyspepsia. / recommend &c 10
all my friends. Very truly yours, Joseph
thinner, Prop, Of Hotel 81. Claire, %.
lumbug, o. eold by o. r. Goethe, w, w.
Irwin, W. Z. Williams and John Laugh.
liz. Logan Drug oo and Goodwin 4 Co..
wholesale agents. y 1
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guests Sat down to tho beautifully dOcontOd IA
bleg. which were spread with 4 ilp supper,
President A. ]. Helnlelp announced lhe toasts
iOF The occasion, which WOle responded y ~ t0l,
lows: Pr0l j. duncan 10 1.-THE Public Schools T.
10, Helnleln TO "0lE AksnclAti0nl PTpI. ".
h, ButcheF 10 ''ThO Teachers, and Hon. X, J.,
Aiexander 10 "Omuis IN Omnibus AlieF this
In llooF was cleared and q Jolly good time was
enjoyed IN dancing, f4
Ia tho account Of tho graduating class Of the
Bridgeport public school, which appeared IN
last Fridays issue OF this paper, the nAme q
Miss Minnie Branch wa unintent[oEAlly omit
ted from the list Of graduates MlI brgnchs
rendered IN manner which did her great credit
and assured her hearers OF her fitness 70 receive
her diploma, She graduated high up In her
class,
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syrup Of Fig.

Is natures own true laxative. II iS the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or costiveS 10 dispel head.
aches, colds, and ieveri To cure habltual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, For sale In 30 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, r. D. Burt and O. Men.
kafnA1IaF
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LOU SWABACKER'S
LADIES, HAIR DRESSING PARLORS.

LADIES' HAIR DRESSING PARL0RS.
We have TIVE artists, French Lady
and Gentleman, which avoids the I'M.
pleasantnCSs Of long waiting. We have
Ia stock. and manufactured oil Kinds OF
hair goods.
this week, that Of manlCurlng, by our
French lady artist, who fully UNDER
S'anas n'F DuS'n'I lou swABACKER.
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1891 & Il 1898 aii Market S Street.

IF You cannot see and need SpectaeleH
Won siiOnId call on III and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
jhan any other 0ptlClan In the State,
Snd guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded, JACOB w. CRUDE,
JeWeler and 0ptlclan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets,
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Mn. j. L. pLuNMRR, who 10 operating
In this city and vicinity for the RnHyClo,
pmdla Britannica, desires Us 10 state
that as no does not call at private real.
dences except by special request or ref
erenCe, all persons Tor whatever purpose
desiring 10 examine this great work
should call on or address him al D4b
Main street.
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

We arc In receipt Of oil the newest
Novelties In WOolenS for mems wear,
consisting Of Sultlngs, PantAlOOnlngs
and OVercOatingS, Whi,, Nc are pre-:
pared TO make up IN the best style aud
III az reasonable prices.
SpCClaltles-Fancy Flannel Shirts Of
80 cents and upwards, and orersizcS 80
body and 10 neck: ,,,,.s .. soys
1901 q fNQn Market Street.
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Is combination Of the active properties
Of dates, 6gs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered It i'm
mensely popular. II cures habltual CON
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in 80 cent
bottles by O. r. Goethe, w. W. Irwin
w. E. Williams and John Laughhn.
Logan Drug Go. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents. n.
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sNokE Creole Cigarettes. For sale b
all dealers,
Thy q sack or barrel. Satisfaction Is
guaranteed In PlllSbnry's Best.

eoMMRSolSa Sunday, Goth Inst, Ohio
River trains will leave Wheeling, Cen.
tral time, at 0 o'clock q. M, 1856 q. m.
and $3.50 p. M, arriving Of 0:66 q. M,
1910 q. m. and 7:1b p. m. Sunday morn.
ing train will leave al Z o'clock a. IN. as
Usual. GEo, W. THOMPSON.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com,
pany will sell round trip excursion tick
cts every Sunday, 10 Pittsburgh at rate
OF 81 80 and Washington, Pa, 81,
Tickets good for Sunday only. Trains
leave at 5 and 1928 a, m.
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0ther Fri.state oames.

At springAeld-over twelve hundred
people witnessed the Sunday game play.
ed by the Springfield and Dayton clubs,
and as thehome team WON'T Is presumed
that the large audience felt well repaid.
The Dayton men batted stronger than
the hume team, but piled up the errors
80 that had they batted twice as heavy
they could scarcely have won. Score:
RBS5l!SEisl S33S ~ p;
Earned, Springfield Ii Dayton q Hits, Spring.
field y; Dayton 70, Errors Springfield .; Dayton
II, Batteries, Wittrock and stencil; LemmonI
aud Prescott Umpire, Shay.
At eld.-Saturday saw the cloud
Of gloom that has hung over the Mans.
field club for 80 many days, dispelled.
They met the Dayton nine, and ham.
mered out a good, honest victory, "a
shown by the number OF earned runs.
Three hundred people were present, and
reloiCed with great Joy when they saw
their unfortunate players break away
from the hoodoo that has held them
down 80 long. SCorei
MAnSacld..".,,v'v,.. 9 9 az 81
Dayton V,.. ,,,........... 0 {. 2 90 o o / o.
Earned, Mansfield s: Dayton /. Hits, Mans
tield II; Dayton 0. Errors, Mansfield 4; Dayton
5. Batteries, Morrison aud FilISlmtponS; Lem
0nS and McAlleney,
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The Baltimore ( Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell round trip excursion
tickets 10 Pittsburgh at low rates, 10 the
Musical Festival, on May q, %, %, "A
and %, good for return passage until the
9th inclusive,
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Qbt Sntflliotnter.


GRIND Picnic and sommernAchSieSt.
JeWGtts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u BIO.
Wanted-summer boarders.
Excelsior Planning Mill and Factory,
Naturalization as clerk or bookkeeper.
For CincinnatI-steamGr Andes.
University Of Virginia.
Notice 10 Contractors.
WAntCl-llrl to wash dishes.
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outSattsd aud outlloldod This Time.

HAMILTON, o., May 26.-The story oil
to.day's game Is told in a few words
The home team both outbatted and out.
tielded the visitors aud that, too, with.
out any special effort The score tells
the halanca OF the tale Of laiant:
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You are sometimes offered crackers
"just as good as Marvin's." But why
not buy Marvin's and you are sure 10
have the best. They cost no more than
those other crackers "iust as good as
MarYin's,"
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YOU have The advantage Of Oak Hall,
Philadelphia, Of your door Ia selecting 1
suit from 700 samples also buggies aud
carpets at cost, al j, w. Ferfcl's, 2l0l
Main Rtfeet.
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,vanIi,nr lnlllrnIInna.

WARRINGTON, D. O, May 20, -ForWeBt
Virginia and Western Pennsylyania, iair,
followed by showers during the alter
noon or evGning, southOrly winds, slight
10 WaFn1Af
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ESeErG LUTHERAN SUNDAY School
ExcatslVA 10 CfeSsap's Grove on the
Courier, Decoration day. 6OC.
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ALWAYS buy Margins Eagle Butter
Crackers al your gro6ef'B.
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sNoKr Creole Cigarettes, For sale BY
MI dealers.
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Go itRAR the Carmap Family tonight
at First Baptist church. Admission %
nnhLA.
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'0''' "'''''" 0'''7-'7 Tbtal ..... SIl8PnFa7 /


Earned runs-IIamIllon, .; Wheellngl. FlHt
baSe on errOrs-IIRmIltOn, 81 Wheeling, 3, Three
base hits5E Sy aud sPeidc TIVE 6SsS hits <
Wheeling, g. Struck out-by England, .; by
brown, 10. Bases on balls Hamilton, I; Wheel,
Ing, 2. Hit by pitcher Hamilton, 9. Passed
balls-Dlll0n, /; thinner, .. Wild pitches
man. stolen bRSeS-WllliRmS, shoupe 2, White
2, lanSer, Flanagan, 0'ROufke, Ryan, Dunn and
llObrecht Umplre-Munger, Time, 1850
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a GARD.

ltlsa TACT that more uublushIng frauds are
daily perpeInted on the general public IN
the name Of whIIklGs than any other N, EchRu'
disc In tho market. The confidence " lowed
on me by tho public keenly appreciate, aud, vs.
always heretofore, will IN the future not beiEay
that trust 1t Is not an easy matter to have
reputable physicians and managers Of hospitals
lndorSe any ono particular brand OF whisky, yet
they have done 50 since tho merits Of KLElN's
SILVER AGE became known 10 them, For
the sick room IL has no competitor. II stands
alone for It's delicate and delightful flavor. II 10
pure and old, free from all impurities. MyGtock
81 other Relhkn0wn Pennsylvania Rye Wills
kles Of oil ages Is complete. Ny prices are q
reasonable as any 10 the State Ny Wines Of oil
foreign and domestic kinds arc vol and care
fully selected, No house eau show you better
Brandle9 Gins, or In fact any other imported
HE T price d SILVER AGE, continues TO be
81 80 per full quart. Old Gibson, Pinch OF
GuckenhCmer az 81 per quart, or six quarts Tor
So. a llnO Sherry or Sweet California Wine at
90 cents per quart aud upwards, Send for q
complete price list and catalogue, or call ut No.
~ Federal street, Allegheny where one glance
Rt our establishment will convince you Of the
truth Of my statement.
Respectfully,
I1y9MWaP MAX KLEIN,
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FoR richness and deliCacy Of taste
Maryln'g Crackers haYe no equal.
AlWayg ask your grocer lof them.
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plummer'S Batin.anlBh Cabinet Photos
only 81 PER dozen, llSs Main street,
Wheeling, .t,I.r
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JACops 4 1sENBERu closing out retail
Stock Now Byout time tobdy bargains.
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sNoKa Creole Cigarettes, For balO by
al dealers.
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Go HEAR the Carman Family tonight
at First Baptist church. Admission 25
nhnIn
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d ss , Creole Cigarettes For sale by
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" ~ . . 0 / 0 i . I -
Earned runs, Hamilton o; Wheeling . Bases
on balls, of Hydlnger 8; OF Dolan !. Two base
hits, Dunn. Williams. Three base hit, Ryan
Umpire, Munger,
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PiLLsBURY's MiLH turn out ten thou.
sand barrels PET day, which alone 10 a
guarantee Of quAllty. ~
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us. Coon sells dry goOdSthO cheapest.
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At Washington Pittsburgh, .; Washington,
!. Earned. each. Hts 8 and g. Errors, q and
At PhIlAdelph lR-Cleyeland, 4; Philadelphia,
Q. Hits, Q and s.. Errors, each. Pitchers,
O'Brien aud Burlington.
Al Boston-BoSton, s.; Indianapolis, 4. Hits,
10 and ~. Errors, 2and o. Pitchers, ClarESOti
AT Now Yoyk-chlCago 0; New York, 8. Hits.
and keeie.
At 81 LoulS-st Louis, 10; Kansas City, I.
Hl4, IS aud i, Errors, and s. Pitchers, Clam.
hetlRin and Sullivan.
Al Columbus Irooklyn, 0; Columbus, 0.
right and TORY.
AZ CinCinnatl- Thc game with Louisville had
10 10 postponed on account OF rain,
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,syoER Creole Cigarettes, For sale by
all dealers,
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NJ. @, C1tEs, the professional Cbiropo.
dist Of youngstown, will DO In the city
for a few days longer Gail or telephone
Rtatnm House,
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;! s4oEF Creole Cigarettes, For sale by

ALI grocers keep PlllSbury's Best
Flonr H4
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IT makes more and better bread than
any, brand on The market. PlllSbury's
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EVERY good housekeeper should use
PlllSbury's Best Flour.
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suNpAY,s AnartGr1oS owe.

At ClnpiulAil7- Morning game, Cincinnati, 8;
Louisville, I, laFnUd, 2 and O. tiitS, 10 and d,
ErforS, 2 Rnda Pitchers, hoffman and EwlnE.
Afternoon game, Cincinnati, 10; Louisville, I,
Earned, 10 and 2. Hits, ~ and 10. Errors, and
g. Pitchers, Duryea aud CanOVcr.
At ~. Louia-Bt. Louis, y; Kansas City, 3.
Earned, aud 0. Hits, Inland l. ErfOrS, I and 4,
Pitchers, King, and RHariEel aud Conway,
AZ Columbus = Columbus, 81 Brooklyn, 1.
Earned, 3each. Tits. land D, Errors, 8 and 1.
Pitchers, mays aud W00dher, and CaruthcrU aud
Al Observation-Disclosures, O.; Baltimore O.
Earned, none, Hits, 2 and 2. ErfuES, aud 4,
Pitchers Weyhlng and Kllt0y,
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II s I,tl; Creole oIFaFelIesi For sale By
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Go HEAR the Carnan Family tonight
at First Baptist church, Admission 20
cents.
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saoKr Creole Cigarettes, For sale by
all dealers, ..ll
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rhsrInomotsr Record.

The Thermometer at schnOpFs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
registered Us follows;
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TnR Colvig Millinery Stores, 1854 and
1860 Main ST., open every evening I'LL Q.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-12
The Panama Canal Bubble.

The Panama Canal bubble has burst.
The company is unable to pay a quar-
tcrly interest of 3,750,000 francs on
500, 000.0 600 francs, which is the par
value Of the issue OF bonds just preced-
ing the lottery bonds. The. loss falls
upon the peasant and middle-class in
vestors who have been lured into the
disaster by DeLesseps' promises. Prob
ably 500, 900 poor people will suffer.
Only those who won prizes at the lottery
drawing have anything to show for the
savings they have surrendered to the
great engineer. The entire investment
is enormous; the capital stock all paid
in being $50, 000, 900, and the par value
of the bonded debt about $3.50, 0O0, 900.
"The common people," as DeLesseps
termed them, had blind confidence in
him and it was upon these people that
he depended for money. Among the
bondholders are said to be thousands of
widows and orphans whose all had been
handed over to DeLesseps. Even dur
ing the past two months, when it must
have been evident to the engineer that
a crash was inevitable, poor people have
been induced to take bonds. 1t is even
charged against the promoter of the
scheme that he urged holders of the
company's obligations to pawn them
for small amounts in order that money
for additional bonds might be obtained.
at the same time De Lesseps was ad-
~vocating a plan for a reorganization
that would deprive his poor dupes of
all income from their Investments and
probably Of the entire sum invested.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-12
g FOR THOUGHT
Be prudent and silent.


Bran is the best grain food, ana
ground oats the next, for growing stock
and COWS.
Tenderness makes o wo man grateful
a noble manhood compals all her dee
instincts OF love.
Love doth seldom suffer itself TO DC
confined by other matches than those
OF its own making.
The great law Of all culture Is: Lei
each become all that he was created
capable of being.
High health and 0 harpy disposition
infuse ~cheerfulness and pleasure py
their simple presence.
Simplicity is q virtue universally ad-
mired, but it is nowhere more In place
than In religious WORSHIP.
The best form of responsive service
is that which consists In putting q good
sermon Into good practice.
success don't consist IN never max
ing blunders, but In never making the
same one the second time.
This restless world is full Of chances,
which, with habits power, TO learn 70
bear is easier than to shun-
Great men begin enterprises because
they think them great. ana oois Do
cause they think them easy
A just ecopomy Is not n~!ggardlinessi
n heed mott miSer IN avoiding tue
extlayagance& 41tendthriff.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-12

PHYSIOLOGY. - A school teacher,
during the progress Of a lesson in ply
siology the other day, used herself As n
subject in illustrating the different
parts Of the body. No difficulty was
experienced in eliciting correct answers
as to the position Of the head, arms and
limbs; when, however, the teacher des-
cribed something that was invisible the
scholars were mystifed. She asked
about the location Of the backbone,a n
indicating It's position In her own body,
she asked what 1t was. Nobody could
answer at 1rst. Suddenly o bright
thought occurred to an observing
%youngster. His eyes sparkled and be
raised his hand to attract the teachers
attention.
"Well. john" she said, "what do
you call itPn
eyer bustle," answered the lad
promptly.
The information was too much for
the school, and the laughter that fol.
lowed indicated that the innocent mis-
take was perceived by the other pupils.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-12

SYNONYMOUS. = Mtls eight year
old eirl living but q few miles from
Boston came into the possession of 4
new hat. and was very proud Of the
acouisition, which she critically viewed.
her smiles and heightened color prov.
Ing the pleasure the hat gave her. Her
father praised it, aud asked the little
one how she liked 1t.
81 think it's outrageousp
"What?" was the surprised parents
ejaculation. "Do you mean that you
dislike 1t by declaring 1T to be 'outra-
geousf'"
mo, I guess I mean its gorgeousr'
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-12

BACHELOR Sutterly Is a wealthy
man, and to further increase htsinc0me
and at the same time follow the dc
tates of his heart, he married his type
writer, q very beautiful girl. But lis.
ten to this:
Mrs. Sutterly, the bride OF q few
weeks out shopping-What q curious
little instrument this Is. my dear Mrs.
Vanderhoef- Do you know what 1t e
calledR
Mrs. Vanderhoef = Oh, yes; 1t ID
called q typewriter.
"Indeedl What odd things find their
way into the shopsI Shall we 60 now
to the diamond c~ounterf"
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-12

LITTLE Bobby, whose mother be-
lisves in cautioning her children against
the consequences OF foolish acts. has
often said to him:
ssIf you get before the train, or fall
into the water, you may be killed; and
when one Is dead 1t Is for q long time"
One day Bobby, while walking with
his uncle, took pains to keep at q safe
distance from the shore OF the river.
..If l should fall In, ! should be
drowned" he exclaimed; s'aDd when
you're drowned, you're dead; and when
you're dead, it's for lfeI"
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-12

Known and used by physicians all over
the world. SCOTS En,tston not only gives
flesh and strength by virtue of its own
nutritious properties, but creates and appe-
tite for food that builds up the wasted
body. 81 have been using SCOTS Emulsion
for several years, and arb pleased with its
action. My patients sal it is pleasant and
palatable, and all grow stronger n gain
flesh from the use of i. 1 use 1t In all
cases of Wasting DISEASES. and 1t is es-
pecially useful for children when nutrient
medication is needed. @ in Marasmus. -
7. W. PIERCE, NJ. D., Knoxville, Ala
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-12

SMALL BROTHER Where did you
get that cake, AnnieY
Small sister-Mother gave 1t to me.
"Ah, she always give you more than
me.n
"Never mind; she's going to put
mustard plasters on US when we 60 to
bed tonight, and I'll ask her to let you
have the biggest"
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-12
Last Winter

I was troubled 90 badly with rheumatism in nv
right shoulder and Joints o; nh leg as not to be
able to walk. l took Hoods s3rsaparilla, and now
I don't feel any aches or palnS any where, and 1t
not only stopped the soreness in my shoulder and
joints, but makes me feel as lively as a tcn-year-
old boy. Isell newspapers right In
TEE IDpLE OF rms STREET
and standing on the cold stones Amt no picnic, I
can tell you. And II Hoods SarssparlIa cured
me It certainly ought to be godd for those people
who don't stand on the cold stanes. I can be seen
every day In the year at COPPER Tompkins and
DeKalb Avenues. WILLIAM v. HOWARD, Brook
Ign, N. Y.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold BY oil druggists. 81; six TO- S. Prepared oa.y
BY {. L HOOD b CO., Lowell, Asss
100 Doses Ono Dollar
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-12
SCIENTIFIC.

A FONT in Stone-smashing.- 1t Is
well known that q stone however large,
may be broken by striking . sufficient
number OF blows with q hammer. along
the line where It Is desired to break the
stone. In this process the force OF the
blow Is expended In gradually weaken
ing the cohesion Of the PARTICLES IN q
line following the direction OF the
blows. This weakening Is increased
by each successive blow until finally
rupture occurs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-12

COLONEL B. (sojourning in Paris)-
What Is the proper French expression
to be used in accepting an invitation to
drlnkf
Mr.. Cobalt-You should say, 'Avec
plaisir, Monsieur le Colonel
"Ah, 'Avec plaisir.' All right"
"And when you decline an Invitation
you should say. Non, merci.'"
"Oh, that wouldn't be Of any use to
me.n
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-12

II IS said that by the following simple
method almost instant relief from
earache is afforded: Put I've drops Of
chloroform on q little cotton or wool in
the bowl Of a clay pipe, then blow the
vapor through the stem into the aching
ear.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-12

Mr. E. Wethered has investigated the
structure and formation OF coaa. He
concludes ~ that some kinds OF coal
were practically made up OF spores
while others were not, these varieties
often occurring in beds Of the same
seam; and (2) that the so-called
bituminous coal was largely composed
Of the substance which he termed
t~ydro-carbon, to which the wood tissue
had contributed beyond q doubt.
The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-12

Some curious maritime discoveries
show that the ocean teens with life at
a depth Of more than ono thousand
fathoms. At north latitude fifty de-
grees thirty-two seconds. west longi-
tude twelve degrees two seconds. there
were brought from twelve hundred and
twenty fath0ms q perfectly black fish,
with white eyes. specimens OF that
strange genus of echinoderms, cal
veria, and a few silicious sponges and
rare, beautiful cassideria. tyrhena, and
some large and exquisitely colored sea
anemones, and also o quantity Of 10
maria and pteropoda, which were cap
tured In surface nets.