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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-13

The exchange oicompliments betw cen
Ex-Governor Foraker and Mr.. Grosye-
ner is not ediiyine and will not help the
Republican party in Ohio. There is an
evident desire to make the ballot box
affair cost Foraker as dearly as possible.
This he realizes, and go when brick is
thrown at him he is ready with two in
ratllrn ..rf. g.. .r.--sn.r. Iy-4'.-
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MIR. PESDLEroX will soon come march,
ing home again to mediate on the un-
certainties Of the game he has been
playing. 1t is to be hoped that his party
friends may give him another chance to
excite the ingenuity Of the We,zel
county ballot juggers. We may get the
stripes on them next time. ..aa ID
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ATTEND the Republican League Con.
vention at Clarksbnrg and swap views
with other Republicans. II You have
failed to get Al Office, don't be dis.
heartened. Office is hollow mockery,
and most Of us have to worry along
without 1t.
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The Iau.lso,aes. Lady In Wheeling

Remarked to a friend the other day
that she knew kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and Lungs was superior re-
medy, as it stopped her cough instantly
when other cough remedies had no
effect whatever. So to prove this and
convince you OF its merit any druggist
will give you Sample Bottle free.
Large size SOC and 81. DIV
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Low RATE EXCURSION

To the National s'cngerfcst and Nnrdl
Gras ut Now Orleans, via Il. y o. Il. II, .
On February 1otb, 18th and l4sh, the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will sell ex-
cursion tickets from Wheeling to New
Orleaus and return at the low rate of$i5
on account OF the meeting OF the Ma.
tional S,engerfest and Mardi Gras. Tick
cts good to return until March s. For
tickets, time of trains and sleeping car
berths, call on Ticket Agent, Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-13

EDITOR who have not been invited to
accept prefermcnt under the Admins.
ton arc largely OF opinion that it is
quite undesirable for other editors TO be
muzzled in this way. Doesn't it make
some difference who wears tho muzzle ?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-13

CouSclL is at last waking up to the i'm.
portant fact that public authorities may
contribute TO the health or lack OF health
of the people within their bailiwick.
Now let Council abate such nuisances as
can DO abated, including tho garbage col
lectof who collects his pay frequently,
the garbage rarely. g5.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-13

If New York had tho real American
stuff in her she would turn In for Chica.
30 now that her own chance to get the
Worlds Fair has gone glimmeriug.
What has become OF New York, any.
hnw2 II
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Owing to the fact that VIC expect TO
move on April l, we will close out a
large assortment OF new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type.
writers. Intending to devote our atten-
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and a
few makes OF bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains.
EDw. L. Rose 4 Co.,
I-.tJ 55 Twalfth ctraat
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Beware Of Ointmcnts for Cntnrrh that Con.
'.t tr tain Mercury,

'a 70 tain Mercury,
rs mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on prescrip-
tions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do IS ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.
J. Cheney 4 Co., Toledo, O., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. lubuying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure YOU get the Senu.
inc. 1t is taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by +. ]. Cheney & Co.
eD"Sold by Druggists, price 75c per
bottle, paw
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4 Wonderful OfteftInp

Philadelphia Frfss. 40 II-II,7 ~ Il. I
The West Virginia conspiracy against
fair elections and an honest ballot has
been consummated in the seating OF
Fleming in the Governors chair. There
70 a wonderful opening in West Virginia
for ballot reform. 3 \ ~ ,t''' A'''
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CAN'T SLEEP NIGHTS

Is the complaint OF thousands suffering
from asthma, consumption, coughs. etc.
Did you ever try DR.. Acker's English
Remedy? It is the best preparation
known for all lung troubles. Sold on q
positive guarantee at. 25c and Soc. Fol-
sale by Logan Drug Co., J. Z. Goodwin
y Co., @. R., Goethe, A. 7. Young, John
Coleman. las' paw.S
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In the United States will recommend
Elixir OF Dates ii you need gentle and
reliable laxative. II your liver is insc.
tive you can't hope for GOOD .ha an
until you regulate the regulator by
taking some safe remedy. Elixir 81
Dates is Just what you need. Give Il !.
trial. Sold in so cent bottles by g r
Goethe, ". ". Irwin, John Laupbiin'
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
Co., wholesale agents. r. - ~ - - -
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All these golden winter days! But
don't lot your umbrella stray far away
from home. nWi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-13

The ballo.-box investigation has
opened up n fine laundry for tho wash.
Ing Of family linen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-02-13

WHEELING needs more business houses.
Away with the shantics and up witt,
something worth having.
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WHEELING, FEBRUARY IL, 1890.

ENTERED at the roston!ce n. Wheeling, W. Va,
N kGc0nd'clats matter. -
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DIED.

BEEcnAM's Pills cure bilious and
nervous ills. <, S54.;. . wsaw
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= ~ T--"7I-l |T1-8-- n
HEALTH AND BEdurv

swiNs Specific has cured my little niece o,
white swelling Of the worst type, More ,ban
twenty pieces ofbone came on, Of her lec. sho
:. was not able to walk for eight months, and wa,
on clutches year. The doctors advised AMIN.
.a'ion' but refused, and put her on s. s. 8.
She Is now as we'll and playful rs any child.
MRS, ANNE GEEsuSo, Columbus, Ga.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
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ISSUED DAILY, sEMl.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY.

nc-pS'ssoss wi,htng tosub,eribeto tho Da'tY
INrrLLidEsCEn eau do 10 by sending In their or
dess 10 tho !sTgLLIoGscIa Office on Postal Card
or otherwise. They will be puncsually served
by carriers. ....-
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General Notices,
NOTICE.
To Loan.
Stockholders Meetings,

NOT1CE-OFFICE OF THE WHEEL.
IN ING, WELLsBuKG 4 STATE LINE Rail.
ROAD COMPANY, Wrllshury. ". Va. January
Wheeling, wellsburg n State Line Railroad
Company will hc, held ut the general Office Of Tho
Company, Hudson House, wcllsburE, ", Va,
on Thursday, March 20. lsQ0, at2 o'clock p. H.,
for the purFose Of considering au agreement OF
consolidation and merger Of this company with
the Pittsburgh, Cabnonsburg 4 State Line Kali.
| road Company, and To vote upon the acceptance
or rejection OF tho same: by order Of the Board
Of Directors. a. u. PAUL, Secretary Wheeling
! Wellsbnrr ~ State Limo Railroad Co. Isl8
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A GENTS WANTED-WE HAVEAN
"a 0rtgital plan In dealing with Our agents,
which they greatly appreciate. We furnish them
with any quantity OF our catalogues, nth their
name printed on each as exclusive agents ior
their county. H
Agents have merely to see that the catalogues
arc properly distributed and the result Is mar.
velous. An agent In this way can also establish
large mail tr,de.
Full particulars mailed on receipt OF 4 cents In
stamps.
LESTER PAYSE& CO.. Battle Creek, Mich.
sr,. .N+.N.I .r.sss- "-@.. ia2l DAW
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|WANTED-LADY AGENTS FOR
w my new "Noyclty WhiSt"-a ch!ld's
waist, skirt, pantlcs hose and diaper supporter
Agents make 81 10 daily. Also Mcintosh water,
proof Rapfans, "Ftcnch Pcasduts," Mother Hub.
bards- Alpaca outside, rubber inside-iull limo
ladies' and children's furnishing goods. STAMP
for catalogue. K. II. CAMPBELL, iA Randolph
| Street, Chicago. r..H .-. .t. iCS.r1hSs
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New Advertisements.

TOR SALE-TWO STORY BRICK
L. building. slx75. Lot lt1xl2o. Forty.
horse power engine and other machinery suitA.
bic for any kind OF manufacturing, cheap. l..
4. ROLF 4 CO., Real Estate and Loans, 1870
Market Htrret ri .rr.. .aH = faa
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STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE FOR
~ SALE.
l2}a Shares Of Belmont Nail Company stock.
70 Shares OF LaBelle Iron Stock.
IS Shares Of Hobbs Glass Stock.
The Grant House Property, In whole or In
part. IL s'.s
Chaplinc Street Residence OF twelve rooms.
4 building Lot on Chapline Street.
No. IS on South Side Of Sixteenth Street
51sF,E .. THOS. O'BRlEN,
Real Estate and Stock Broker ll47% Main Street.,
Office Telephone f39: Residence 4gj. felt
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Wanted.

ALTON AS BOOK.
wv KEEPER By married man. References
siven. Address, "a. La" this office, ieil
A GENTS WANTED-THE MIS-.
II SOURI, Washer affords Agents Profitable
business. Washes dirt!Gst clothes clean by hot
steam. Arguments n is favor numerous and
| convincing, Sent on two weeks trial. Wtlte
for illustrated circular and terms. J. WORTH,
| 81 Beckman street. New York. oc!S
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TOR SALE-TRACT OF LAND
i. within ten minutes walk Of POstoillcc, con-
tanning 5000 square feet. A good chance tos a
man with money -.
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-. FOR RENT.
The Russell cottage, containing 10 roon1s VIII
rent furnished or unfinished.
Insure your house with the Phoenix, OF Hart
| sord. GEO. J. N ATItlS0N,
Eel sll5. 12lO Chaplinc Street,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-09
liberalization OF Products.

In a document lately Issued from the
Department Of Agriculture Mr.. Dodge, de
partmeut stati>tican. speaks Of the necessity
OF dovers, ficsti # products to agricultur-
al salvation He shows that this country
Imports food products an uslly TO the value
Of $40 900 600. all Of which could Be pro-
duced here The fact that We 40 not produce
them is pr of pos tive that our r cult iral
production is not - diver.ifed 40 it could
be prof ably made.
For q country like ours. with facilities
for gro .ise almost every thing which can be
grown. to import from one-thiri to one half
A. much in food products a. it exports 10 to
throw away one of the substantial advan.
tages Which nature has fur ished us for
aecunulatine wealth and maintaining con-
diIion of steady prosperity Ii has been
very much the idea in this country that
when one became farmer some one of
three or four staple agricultural products
must be his specially; and to 90 outside of
these ~as to ander 10 uncertain paths and
to invite failure
However. it will be noticed thx those
Who have had the coursse to .trike our in
new directions, and TO Try o meet vants be-
fore supplied with difficulty in this country,
or altogether from foreign markets. have in
the end been almost universally successful.
We cannot grow too many kinds Of things
which We need in ordinary consumption
What We do produce should be limited
solely BY the matter Of ability to produce.
And when such time shall arrive there will
be less to say abou, agricultural depression;
less for farmers to suffer from over .produc
tion; and much less frequent ~ .urrence,
If recurrence there be 1t all, Of those peri
odical visitation. popalarly known o. hard
SO 1W1w
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Ssvsn shouaAnd 6wsdss psrshsd b 0e~
corn in INA
A big storm drove ias wrsess % - Brit
- coast Nay - 1851.
A Storm in Ida on Oct II. i7s7. b sid -
have killed non psopaA
In ldD6 seorm @ ths coast Of England d
sroysd 80 coasesrA with most Of their crsva
On De. u 1873. the Tay bridge in Sces'
land was blown down. and over 100 psrsona
vsrs killed
In ~ storm in London destroyed So
houseA In 1921 another storm N the sams
easy destroyed SO house,
At Havana . storm On Oct ii i76S. d
seroyed over 400 housss and loo psoplA
Gu April 2, ITss. 1000 people were destroyed
By hurricane q Sssrst, in the East lndisA
The great Jamestown disaster Of 1850 in
Pennsylvania 10 still fresh In the memories u
all Nllions Of dollars worth Of property
were destroyed, and nearly 400 people were
killed
On June %. 1878, $50 psopas were killed .,
Budah- Pesfh, Hungary. In September d
the same year . storm on the coas, Of TsxAs
swept many Villages away and caused an inn
msns Ios Of life
A terrible hurricane swept the west coast
Of England aud Ireland during Jan. . and !
Of 1889. Over 10 people were killed in and
near Liverpool In Ireland ~0 houses were
blown down, and there was great loss BY drA
Ons Of the greatest storms ever known wa
that Of Nov. ~ and "a, l7lS, which caused il
London alone lost Of 92,0O0,000 1t is ssti-
mated that over 5000 people were lost in the
loods Of the Thames and Severn, and OF the
coast Of Holland. During the same storm
twelve English uisn-of war, with $40 men o.
board, were lost in sight Of their own shore. -
Toronto GiohA
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Inform ISSlT.

ITORMSSIT word used to designate the principles upon
many manufacturers of cheap fertilizers their
productions Knowing little nothing OF tie science OF combining
produce the best results they purchase the
cheapest price the crudes Materials and the HIT OR INSIST
principle compound Htor,nissis Fertilizer which, you let them tell
it. will grow when used ledge The shwd
farmer however demands something besides analyses and
Offers and looks the maker of the fertilizer which to
failure He asks for character reputation experience
facilities knowing that all these things to produce
difference in of few dollars ton doesn't disturb
him. realizes that buy the best always the cheapest and
therefore for the Hoaiss Fertilizers On the other
patronzs the BRADLEY FERTILIZER Co, who for thirty
unequaled facilities and unmpeachabe character have
producing Standard Fertilizers, which conceded
everyone be unequed for producing the best results Not being
Hors for Htornsst Fertilizers but relies upon
those tmeeed trial proved productions the Standar Frtze'
whose those of other
tuer world you not Htormisst will
postal card to the Bradley Fertilizer Co.. Boston, for their Al
manac about the best fertilizers this world has
seen. Mention this paper when you write
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Conductor George 3. Whitaey = % a.
extensive NIP through shs south a6sssdssl
for the Maine cersrsi cesdsessf Bred J.
Blxsher 10 ,aki3s his pizcs On the rod
Ex Secretary Pierce. Of The Wasssville
Y. NJ c. A. has secepted the position 81
general seere11y Of the association Of
Lsneviils. o, and viii shortly leave for BID
nes Asld-
Mr.. Fred s. Sasteile. vho has besn fof
some years : time keeper for the Aaina
Csntrai in Bangor, has resigned his postnoa
ard vi sske up his residenes q Wssss-
vile.
Mr.. and Mr. A. w. Thayer and dacxhfel
formerly Of this city. reached Barge Tues
day from their vinter's col .ura in the West
iasiiss. having passed sons tine in Boston
aad Nsw York on their way home.
Mr.. A. 6. Yoare, one Of the most prom
ising scholars OF lhs Bangor High School.
and whose father is in the Theological
Seminary, has gone to Masesc ausetis. shefs
he will enter PHILIPPE Aadover Academy
the coming fall.
Tn. offcers If the Eilssorth Village I'm.
provement Society are President, Mrs. Jss'
McGo IN; Vice Pres, Mrs. Wigxin; Secfe
tary. Mrs Edward Hopkins; Treasurer,
Mrs DR. Hodgxins Ex Com. Mrs Emer,
Mrs. d. Hopkins, Mrs Geo. Dattoe
Mr.. Arthur Saunders and Mrs. John Par
fridge.
Hon. C. F. Ciarkscn Of Des Moinei
Iowa. who died 10 thai city May !, At the
age Of eighty. vas . native Of this State
but moved to Iowa in 1855. He vas Z
practical printer. q thorough farmer. and
fer years edited the agricultural depart
meni Of the Iowa State Register owned b,
his sons, oae of whom, Hoa. ]. s. Clark
-on. is the present Assistant Postmaster
General.
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NJ lGengs deveaop0ens q ~ 49,
sueunnsic delivery boz = = maehAe =
tnking poruain. vhieh vip shortly p
Scupeting y railway sfaa3ons and oeAsr
nhip pkces Nth ~ swssemsas -
Cigarette boxes The machine b IN shs
form Of largs SQUARE box. mounted on .
hollow pedestal. On shs front center 10 .
small lens, surmounfsd by . mirror, .
sloe for pence il In the top left hand COZ
nes. while smaller slot for half pence.
in the opposite corner. y for the supply
Of brass folding frames for the msanting
Of the photographs. Ths person 70 b
photographed taks his sand in front OF
the lens, with his back 70 . post or rail
fixed at distance Of three fest from the
machins. md adjusts himself % that his
full facs shall be reflected in the mirror.
With his left hand he then puts Pen
nv in the slos and remains motioniee1
for I've seconds. when the sound OF
bell announces that the impression Il
complete. In forty seconds more tn
finished photograph. on . metal plate,
drops through the delivery hole on to =
small shelf, and the process il complete
An extra half penny will procure . suit
able frame. but this luxury is optional.
The impressions resemble those Of ths
cheap glass positive photographs. only
that tinplats is substituted for glass-
The mechanism is At present . secret,
but the principle appears to be that Of q
rotary arm. which carries the plate
through . series Of chemical baths till
the impression is developed and fixed
London TmeA
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DAIRY NOTES.

Keep your breeding pure. whatever it 10
d. rot mix blood unless You do it entelli
gently for special purpose. 1t you make
= cross, do not make il with b.oods so wids
apart that they esnno, readily coalesce. You
mt harmony, not antsg onism, in breeding.
Calves dropped in the fall are said to be
smaller than those dropped in the spring
For this reason, as Friesian caves are not.
ed (, r their large sizs, the Northwestern
Agriculturist reeowm. nis having Friesian
heifers drop their first calves in the fall
A proper selection of cows for your herd
il very important consideration; but i'm
D ,rtan- as II u, il will Lot in the end prove
OF half the consequence that the proper
selection of bull will On the blood you
breed from depends the success Of your
fu ure herd.
II y"r wan. paying dairy, do not breed
every thing. II you do, you will scconpli' b
ab,ut as much as the man who fires at ran
dom expecting to kill all the game. Wher
YOU breed, breed fer something. Aim al
some ides of excellence, using proper
m ans, aid you will be pretty sure Of i'm
pavement
Oae man ont West" has discovered
there is suca thing as feeding too much
corn eusilase. The more he feI. tn, less
milk his c,ws gave He has now gol
down u So pounds and his cIws give more
milk than they did ~hen he fed n larger
amount. He feeds wi it 10 pounds OF
clover hsy. and pounds of bran. wit.
salt. and estimates that his ration costs
cents day. and the net profit on each COW
At l6 cents day.
Director Collier of the New York Expert
ment Station expresses the opinion that tn.
atmosphere of the COW stable should be be
tween IS and so degrees comfortable
t.mperSure for the animals-and that the
water given them to drink should be of Ar
average temperature with the stable. There
il, to say the least, nothing unreasonable IL
this to provoke criticism; but continue
warm drinks would seem to be too relaxing
and weakening. The temperature of deeI
wells and flowing springs Sould seem to be
about right.
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The 6ptipE In Maiu0.
Mr.. C. Z. Warren of Somerset County.
writing in the Mirror and Farmer Of last
week SAYS:

Mr.. c. Z. Warren of Somerset County.
writing in the Mirror and Farmer Of last
week says:
The winter in Somerset County has been
a verv mild one. and will be noted not only
for this but for The light fall of snow and
he numerous ihaws and rainfslls. IL has
been good winter for the lnmbermap, not
Only in the wild regions of Upper Somer-
set but also for the smaller operations in
the settled towns. The mildness Of the
,iuter has been favorable to the farmer in
saving over the ordinary winter in fodder
consumed. requiring At Least 10 per cent
less. Stock of all kinds is reported as hav-
ing wintered we'll, and will come out to
pasture in az unusually healthy condition.
No contagious diseases are reported as hav-
ing been prevalent among farm animals.
There is an increase in the farm stock win
tered reported from ali parts Of the C ,unty
in oxen, 10 per cent; cows, IL per cent
young animals. 4 per cent; sheep, IL to IA
per cent. While horses and colts do not
snow much increase in numbers there Is a
noticeable tendency toward growing bet
ter class all around. 1t has been found
that grass would winter kill, and this dan
grr is not altogether past yet for the first
of April; but as the snow 10 gradually
wasting away the crowns both of
clover and herds grass show q good,
healthy cor diion. The indications are
that less b)rse-h0e crops will be put in and
a larger breadth sown to grain than usual.
The complaint comes from some sections
that fruit trees Of all kinds have been
damaged by the unusually warm weather,
vi nov and then changes. when the tenn
pers'ure has sunk extremely low for day
or two; but this, hosever. is not general
The amount of hay on hand at the close of
the fee ding season will be unusually large.
Almost every farmer throughout the coun-
try will have a larger or smaller surplus
A complaint that is not pleasant to con-
template comes from farmer. in all sec.
tons as TO the scarcity and Indifferent char
acfer of farm help. Desirable help 10
scarcely to be found, ard comma ads such
wages as only the fancy farmer can give,
. d even the Indifferent hand is a scarcity.
the complaint is that men are willing to
say with you day or week or month a.
the case may be. for a certain sum called
wages, provided they can drive the team
AID do the bossing while you do the drudg-
cry and the chores The farm mortgage 10
reported as still burdensome, yet but few
farmers comparatively are offering to settle
a, a discount. and the insolvency court
finds i's principal business among traders,
speculators and mddlemen generally.