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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-01

One assumed, from her own lips, to de.
scribe her travels In Europe. She had
hobnobbed with Queen Victoria. and
tlirted with tho Prince OF Wales; had
spent some time in Paris among tho
Parisians, been to Cologne for the ben.
eft OF the waters, went through the
Simpleton Pass to Switzerland, and to
Berne to cool of; thought Mount Blank
q small hill compared with Mount Wash.
ington, and none OF the Horns were
equal to Powder-Horn in her own vicin-
ity ut home; she had seen Rome, and
the leaning tower Of Pison, suggesting
that 1t should be shored UP, had sat
down on the steppes OF Russia; went to
Naples to sec Mount Vociferous, but II
wasn't circulating, and, in short, to close
q column description, she had seen every
object OF interest and had now come
home to enjoy her opium cuin digitalis
in peace and obscurity. The report was
n maaterly effort and fifteen editions OF
the paper hardly served to supply the
immense demand.
1ke's information given to the sentinel
on tho wharf was also published, with
embellishments, illustrated with n cut,
from an actual life drawing, showing
Mrs. %Partington's mode Of frying dough-
nuts.
Belinda" said Mrs. Partington, after
reading these things about herself, "Be.
linda, l've always had the presumption
that Anonymous and Sophia were too
severely dealt with for telling one lie,
and Peter, who knew how it was him
sell, was the last n to condemn them,
but my own heart aches for them now,
when We gee lying like this, without any
equivalent, and all the town laughing ut
it. Poor Anonymous!"
Mrs. Darlington gave herself up to
oll.time pursuits and pleasures, illumin.
ing by her wise sayings every circle she
entered. The boy Ike was still u family
a%ppendant, and though n little subdued
by time, was a "human boy' still, with
many Of his old characteristics.
"Auntie," said Capt. 81, "Ike is too
old to be tied to your apron strings.
He'll make n capital sailor. Why not let
him so with me? I'll take good care OF
him, and make a mar OF him."
This was an entering wedge, and the
idea, at other times repeated, led her to
think seriously OF it, and Ike, not object.
ing, it was decided that he should 20 to
sea. It was hard to part with him, but
she wanted him to 20 back and see their
old friends, and this did most toward
reconciling her to the separation.
swell, go, DEAR" said she, with my
warmest Introduction and, 81, don't let
him 60 up the rope ladders at night, will
you? for he had a tendency OF brains to
the head and might be Customary"
And so he went, 10 become a man by
and by and by, should he live aud grow
mp, and reflect honor on the name OF
Partyngetoue, which came in with the
C~onouprOr.
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srNrToNs-NoIsture: intense itching and
stlnging; most at hight: worse by scratching
II allowed TO continue tumors form, which Offer
bleed and ulcemte, becoming very sore
swAfNK's OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
Ing, heals liberation, and in most cases re
moves the tumors. At druggists. or by mall, FOL
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money and Stock
Hr /. 5fnrkef. .H-# hr|. .4UH-a

New YoRx, Feb. cs.-Money on call tlsht,
ranging from 8 to 10 per cent, last loan 0 per
cent, Prime mercantile paper t11lIaek per cent.
Bales OF stocks were lSi,CSl shares.
The stock market to-day was again dull and
narrow. with all tho animation ID u few stocks,
which received attention from tho bears. Lon.
don prices were again moderately higher this
morning, but this marke. failed 10 follow tho
bears, and for a time tho declines In some shares
were rapid and important. Tho weak features
Of the day woro tho bilumln0us coal shares, aud
Tennessee went down TO 81 and Colorado Coal
t)4!k, but while tho latter remained Of the low.
OFT, tho former rallied sharply late III tho day
nld more than recovered It's loss. Union Pacific
was tho only stock among tho usually uctiyc
shares which showed any real. strength. The
s,rong point IN the list was hc Wheeling 4 Lake
Etic preferred, which mounted from OK to G9aS
upon the. announcement that the companys
contract, for coal nrc 100 per cent larger than up
10 tho same tlme last year. The market closed
dull and steady, generally at q shade under The
opening figures. The ilnal changes show q ina.
Jorlty OF declines, but the only Important ones
werc Oregon Short Line ~ and Colorado, Coal
n, while Wheeling & Lake Eile preferred rose
X per cent.
Railroad bonds were dull; sales only sls3.Ooo.
Government and State bonds dull and heavy.
bonds y STOCK ouorArioSs-cLosED lid.
y. s.istcg lex. lnt.Il?lHl. do prcicrred..;.lllE
Y. .. " upOus...lssHINeW lolk SeHtthl..iVOSs
u. y. AS cg.......... lGHl0hio & Mississippi. .1h
u. s. AS coupon ..lAH do prefcrred..,...- 81
Pacific Is OF '6.......ll6 I0regon lmpr'yem't Is
Adams Express....16i Oregon Nav.......- 91h
American Exptcss-ll5 Oregon Traus........ 34N
Canada raclic......- HAlpaculc Mnil....... 36n
Canada Southern. b2nIP iitsbufg h......-la
Central pnclllc-.... a!SiiPullmall PalRce ......l S
Chesapeake 4 Ohio 2lGl Reading .-............ 39tds
do first preferred. tSG Rock Island ........ S0Lhi
do second preid- IS 3LL. & San Fran-m. IL
Chi. Bur. & Qnincy.lW St. Paul ......-., "
Del. & Hudson ......iiSSI do preferred ..r....ll3H
bel, Lack & West. lSia't u. Paul 4 OMAHA. u
Denver & II. G........ l5hi do preferred. ..... OIL
Erle.. .... ............ g5s Tenn. Coal & lton.. Gsk
Fort Wayne ...... .lbJ Texas Pucliic....... 1D&
Illinois Central ..... ll3h unlon lAciilc.".... C3
Kansas & Texas.Y.. 7hlU. S. Express -..--. SiH
Lake Shore. ......... ... 1922 W. 1t. La P....... !?
Louisville 4 Snsi.- S3I do preferred. .... ~
Memphis Il Chase. 81 1Wells.farg0 Ex,..,liD
Michigan Central. % Western Union..,.. IS
lacliic..- 7l3kIAnl. Cotton 0il,..... ID
Nnshyiile l. Chatt. l0l Colorado Con -
ScwJersey Ccntml. lly1lir0n Silver ........-.2W
& W. pretd 6lsslQuicksilver. ......... ~
Northern paciiic.... :H11sl do preferred ...... 81
do preferred. ..- 12eaEsutr0 .........n D
........ 1878 Rlchm'd ". TT. 10Y
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ConQueror.
"Aud where are the little girls l left? ?,

land where are the little girls I left?
rs she 30 called a number whom she
missed. q
"They were tired OF being Missed" she
was told, "and got married"
"Well, WE'LL" she replied, taking a
pinch Of snuff, and handing out her box
with the remark that they didn't "take
snuff half the time;" "well, well, there
seems to be a manammonia among girls,
nowadays, for getting married, but it is
m honorable complication, as the good
book says, and acceptable OF great happi-
ness, if they only enjoy themselves.
Bless them! they have my best wishes
for their conjugation." She here switch
of to a side track leading to other SUBJ
jects and was soon deeply immersed.
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Simply apnly "SwAYsE's oISrNExr." No in,
terual medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all eruptions on the face, hands, nose, &c.
leaving the skin clear. white and healthy. IL
great healing aud curative powers arc possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your drugglst fol
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. TThs4w
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BUILDING LOTS.

lot 57Hyl2o. South Penn, west side, choice
location, $500.
L0I UIi3J, North Huron. old FaIr grounds,
$50.
lot ln0xl00, southeast corner OF Main and
TEcnty.Sevrnth streets, si,SO.
L0.nnr,hwcsi cotncrsou York and Virginia
.trcsI si.5aJ. e.
L0tSDIJD, North Front street. $500.
LplGJylCN. Fifteenth street, s!I.iOO.
Lots on Erie street, old Fair grounds, 3oxl1,
$50.
Lets In Zane's ORCHARD, from 500 up, accord.
lux 10 location.
lot @xlW, south side Fourteenth street, near
tcllocl house, $3.50.
Lot li!xlD, South Penn street, si,2jO.
Lo,u0rlh side Fourteenth street, eau build on
any part Of It, sGc GOxl90, Sj00. ~.
Farms, large and SmGll. Great bargains In
West Virginia Wild l.nhs.
Good slOcsS always on hand for sale.
G. o. SMITH,,
tIT p,O MAIN gTRFFT q
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The Second Presbyterian Church congregation
nre going to build n new $500 church hnI arc
now nj work quietly soliciting subscriptions.
Thus lar they have met with good success. Az
to the site u selection Inns not been male for Il
certainty. btlt NIL Ia fnnyinv along uip,ly 1eH
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A big gang OF men arc busy now loading and
unloading n 5000 railroad ito contract at the
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Mrs. n. g. Smith. tho lady evangelist, began a
scrlcsof meetings In the 1t. rauls AN. Echurch
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FOR SALE.

Ten roonel brick house. fronting o. feet on
South Penn street. eau easily DO converted Into
Two or three dwellings. A good Investment.
five rO0mel house In good repair. Rt Us South
i've fGo,ned house, elNorth Broadway, l,soo.
AgOnl Slx Dome house. good location, 4?
Kentucky street, thsAp-sl,i0O
"Thsce ioonlcd brick house, 20 South Huron
street, Sl,0G.
4 new double brick house, % and 90 North
lirrOp street. Contains natural and city gAs,
WilI Ray 10 per cent as M Investment, 1920.
A~,hTeSlUry brick building, aN3 Main street,
lea roomCd brick house. 10 Eleventh street,
"a Trait farm, withIn sight OF this city, con.
hlnins M HC:eS, with all the most productive
snl paying varieties Of itults. Just Ii their
p,Ime. Al u great bargain.
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NICtala.
WOOL.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 2s.-Plg iron steady. Copper
neglected: lake March sli o.. Lead steady;
domestic s. SIX. Tin quiet aud frmcr; strali
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CATAItluI,


Catarrhal Deafness : IIny Fercr-A New
Home Treatment,
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are. contagious, or that
they are due to the presence Of living
parasites in the lining membrane Of the
nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
a fact, and the result Of the discovery is
that a simple remedy has been forlnu-
lated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured in
from one to three simple applications
made at home by the patient once in two
weeks.
N. D.-This treatment is not q snuff
or an ointment; both have been dis
carded by reputable physicians as ipju-
rious. A pamphlet explaining this new
treatment is sent free on receipt OF stamp
to pay postage, by A. Ii. Dixon & Son,
1871 and $3.50 West King street, Toronto,
Canada Christian advocate.
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cv 800
so,,,n, .,I \. -,
sednlons shipnews reporter, Will,
mouaing about tho wharves for news
after midnight. d;scorcraa Tho or,;vo, !,
tho saver po,l;.. ,,,h AZ pa.,i
', WIN ni'e' harrington
on board, and, giving the fact away,
there were seventeen reporters, two
hours before daylivht, tumhlinc Int,
tho mia cob;n Go p.I,o" A
"' i.,Ie eap'"' eapt' felton rushed
ont OF us stateroom, armed with u shot
gun.
"What the devil do Won want 2n said
ill., ~" ""u ss'u
nfs' harrington" was the unanimous
ieIiy. .,
distemner W ootn l. m MIN malignant
inm emperwgo IL myself, and IL you
ta;n p 81 SUI cuaen ~, SAID Inc cap
All Thav lott nsuidilns ms gun.
lionel j.. ~, ,;c,'n. uS more nuo, nut sta,
ioit N rncerd H. us; on az Whit hlu
ion in ths morninn y, ai,s; tartinS,
49, wy hninR paPers, win q lull
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Live Stock,

CHICAGO, Feb. 97.-Cattle-ReceIp,s 10. oO5 head
shipments 1000 head; market weak; becyes
Il oOa5 y; steers s. Coal 80; stocKers and
ieedrrs s. J0l3 g.; Texas corn fed steers Q. 00l
. 80. Hogs-iteceipts 2J.G0 head: shipments
9,OO head; market strong, &c higher; mixed
g shii 05; heavy s. S0aJ IS; light s. S5ai %;
skips s. Coa3 10. Shcep-ReceIpIs 5000 head;
shipments 400 head; market slow aud weak:
natives s. S04j CO.; western corn fed 81 Soaj 81:
Texans So J0aj %: lambs IS OOa6 %.
EAST Liberty, Pa, Feb. 28.-Catte-ReceIpts
l,659 head; shipments 1851 head: market moth.
ing doing. all through cOnsisnncnts. Hogs
Receipts $500 head; shipments 100 head; mar.
ket firm; medium and selected 81 2lal 80; com.
mon ant best Workers 81 lUai 2j; pigs 81 OOai IL.
shcep-Receipt' iN head: shipments GW head;
market steady at unchanged prices.
/. ClScISEATI. Feb. 2s.-lIogs steady; common
and light 81 t0ai Ci; packing and butchers s. GOA
4 ~; receipts / 80 head; shipments 900 head.
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Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. rThsaEow

When Eaby was sick, We gave her c~astoria,
When sslo was a Child, sho cried for Cas;oria,
When shc became MICS, she chung to Castoria,
When sho had Children, she sarc them Cas.oria,
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THE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
jon,ns a pfigh', sparkling, instructive family
clean IN every line aud suited al Il ii intcndaJ
~ !n!etess aro improve every member Of Tho
hml.yi whether In city OF county, -'N1' Wv
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NEW York. Feb. 2S.-Wool qniet mud easy; do
nestle fleece 3.a3jc: pulled 2Ih3ic: Texas l.a25c.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb, @.-wool dull and nomi.
mi.
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says: I have used your Extract Of Red
Clover in my family for the past year,
with great success, more particularly as
regards my wife, who has derived
greater and permanent relief by its
use, after suffering and being treated by
many physicians for years. / consider
it my family medicine. As q tonic and
spring and fall medicine it is without
equal. For Constipation, Dyspepsiaand
Stomach Trouble ii is without doubt the
very best medicine on the market TO.
day. You arc ut liberty TO use this Us
you see ft and l shall be glad at any
time to give my experience with your
Extract Of Red Clover to any who may
write or enquire Of me. Yours, J. A,
BELYEA, 293 High street, W. Detroit.
To J.. NJ. Loose Red Glover Company,
Detroit.
Write for further Testimonials.
For sale by Logan Drug Company
bridge corner, druggists, Wheeling, W
Va. DIV
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Trusteo'S Sales.
%rlNRUSTEE'S SALE.

fTRUSTEE'S SALE. :
By virtue OF n decd Of trust msdo By Mary
Jane kcliOls md Joshua S. Echols, her husband,
to me as trustee. dated July 60, 1881. mud re-
cos!ed In the office Ut the Clerk OF the County
Court for Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Deed
o! Trust Book No. IS. page us, l will sell ut the
ltoAt door OF the Court lluuse OF said county,
On 81 a-
SATURDAY, the lst DAY OF MARCH. 1880,
commencing Mt ~ O'Clock a. M, the following
described property: A certain tract or parcel OF
ground lying md being s!tuS,cd near the Town
OF Trinielpaia, III Ohio county, West Virginia,
coata!!l1S niue aires, and bounded by lunds oil
John Winchester, Fred Beatty, John Sligcr and
By Little Wheeling Greek. VI
The tile Is believed to DO perfect. but selling
Ss.nstee ! will convey only the tito vested In
me by sail deed OF trust.
TERMS OF SAIE-Cash.
W.. ". CoWDEN, Trustee.
W. II. WALLEE, Auclfonrcr. faS,g
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Petroleum,

New YoEK, Feb 2s.-re,noleum opened irrcgu.
lar, March being weak at VIC, while spot was
firm at !9l5c. The fluctuations were narrow and
trading very light during the day, and at the
close the market was dull, with spot at GyLc and
March options at at gi714c. Stock Exchange: Open
Ing G11ac: highest VIC; lowest 99c; closing
t9Ec. sales Hj7. coo barrels. "
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7KANAwHA Z OHIO RAILWAY.

- - koBT; W: KELLEY, Recciyer.l
February 3, 1889, tsubject TO change withoutu no.
nse., Trains leave Wheeling 1880 o. m, via
Ohic River Railroad, arrive Charleston Sag =.
M H. Leave GhaLieston 6:I5 q. M, arrive Wheel.
1890 p. M arrive Wheeling ass y. M via r =
umpus and Panhandle, daily except sundsv
central Standard Time" sundayS onlv t,si1ys
Iea W vha q s. S;eoa. m, arrive Wheeling I:ls
apll GEO. J. ERMLICH. a. p
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"Why doesn't that man pull the bell
instead of monkeying with the latch
keyF" Hes a horse.car conductor and
doesn't like to ring them up"
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CINCINNATI, o., Feb. 2.-Cotton steady; mid
dllug l0Mc.
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Dried apples In largo quantities arc being
handled here every day. Tho come from down
the river aud from paints along tho Bcllalrc,
ZanpsyIllc & Cincinnati. .r'
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nR II. +. HEATH

7TAR. A.. F. HEATH,
~ Successor 10 br. G. B. RobInson)
A Practitioner OF % Ycam Experience In ali thai
pertains 70 the manAgement and treat
rlent OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS,
Special attention given TO Horse Dentistry and
CaStration. OvPlcY HOSPITAL: Carter q
Norrow's Livery Stable, Twenty..hIrd aud Mar
ket street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Telephone calls answered day or night at reai
dcnce, No. % Eighteenth street, Wheeling. W,
Va, Carter & Morrow'E Livery Stable, Wheeling
". Va, Blcllairc Breeding aud Sale Stables, Bell
aire, Ohio. !el6sAN
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The cleansing, antiscptic and healing
qualities OF Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
are uneuualed.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ly rIttue Of n decd OF trust 10 me made by
John Dumas aiId CathGrlnc Dutcas, his wife,
dated Ihr 10Th day OF December, A. D., 1879, and
tIroticd III The office OF the Clerk Of tho County
Court o f.O!iio county, wCs: Nrlginin, In Deed
Of Trust Book No. -. folio ie7, l Will oiler for
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John Bales, Of this city, has finally got his
pension: lilo gets $50 back pay and ST. per
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NORTH MAIN STREET SCHOOL.

For Boys and Girls.
between 4 and 10 years OF age, opened SEP.
TEMBER, 1859. at 727 MAIN STREET. In.
s%lruction thorough aud progressive. Individual
and class instruction suited TO he age and ca.
pacity OF the pupil.
Especial attention given 10 correct a~rtIcula.
lion and defects OF speech. French conversation
and cailsthcnics without extra charge. a piano
In the school room for the entertainment and
Instruction Of the pupils. Visitors admitted 10
The daily sessions Of the school. Next quarter
begins MONDAY, JANUARY q, 1890.
MISS n. Il. HART, Principal,
JAZZ l Late Of Washington. d. G..
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OILCirY. Feb. 2s.-Pctroleum opened at 0Sllc;
highest 99Hc; lowest 9SH.c; closed at 9SI.c; sales
$4,000 barrels; charters S5,Sl3 barrels; ship.
ments lO,glS barrels; runs gS,ll6 barrels.
BaADronD, Pa, Feb. oS.-Petroleum opened
Mt 9ge; closed at 9sKc; highest 99Ac; lowesl
9sLc; cIcararces Gi!,O0 barrels.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. S.-Petrolcum opened
fairly active and weaker at 9S55ssc; closed at !sNcI
highest VIC; lowest 9S14c.
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Address Registered Letters con.
taining Currency to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK w
New Or,panc Ia
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Educational,
Nc. De CHANTAL,
NEAR WHEELING, ". VA,

NEAR WHEELING, ". VA.
Sisters OF the visItatlonJ
A school OF more than national reputation,
offers exceptional advantages for thorough edu.
cation OF young ladies in all departments. Ii.
brary OF six thousand volumes. Fine philo-
sophical. chemical md astronomical apparatus.
Musical department specially noted. Corpse Of
piano teachers trained by 4 learned professor
from Conservatory Of Stuttgart. Vocal culture
according 10 the method OF the old Italian mas.
tiers.
Location unsurpassed for beauty and health,
Ten acres Of pleasure grounds. Board excellent,
For catalogues, and references 10 patrons In
all tho principal cities, address
g THE DIREcTREsp
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The Democratic City Committee met al the
saloon Of L. Schmidt Thursday night and made
out Il call fJr tho primaries for Saturday. March
=, 0nd for tho convention on Thursday, March
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ogdcu, Utah. has been catching n large
amount Of Bellairo's products lately and all the
lar West common points arc not forgetting
n%eliatre, us all BORIS OF ware mndo here goes
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Miss LARKISs was bilious and feeble and sick,
And It seemed as II nothing would ever relieyt
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AGENTS WANTED.
For Club Rates, or any further Information
desired, write lesibly to the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence, with : Stale, Colnty,
street and Number. More rapid return ElR!l de.
Velope bearing your full address.
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Eli Coiinnu, OF this city, and Miss Minnie
Coss, OF Quincy, were married. At tho BRIDES
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through tickets, and baggage checked, 10 al
points; f9r rates and other information address
Al. DANDY, A, q. /. A. 'PsrieIshurro'
w. II. osborn. S. r. A.. Pomcroy, Ohio.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-07-11
Philosophy of Dining.

One of the old Greek philosophers was
once approached with the question as to
the hour of the day at which one should
take his dinner. The answer was char
acteristic. If you are rich" said the
wise man, you will dine whenever you
please; if you are poor, whenever you
have anything to eat" This same phil
osophy seems to be accepted by the
Turks of the present time, judging by
what Mr.. Barley says of the practice
of this people.
There is popularity about Turkish
cooking. Wherever you are, and at
whatever time of the day you ask,
when will dinner be ready" the answer
is always the same. In ten minutes"
and yet l have had all sorts of dishes on
the table at the same time. don't know
how it is managed, but | think it is an
improvement on our English plan of hay
ing to keep to fixed hour. If no order
is given dinner is served as IA matter of
course at sundown, and this habit is
usual among all classes.
We We're somewhat surprised one day
at Clianthe, our Greek cook, asking,
please, sare, what time you eat your
dinner today" We answered, when
we are hungry"
Vera good, sare, COS me get one booful
dinner-ros' bif, sare. One buffalo he
fall over cliff last night and break him
neckr-Youth's Companion.