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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-08
AGRICULTURAL.
Seeding Glover On Spriu. Wheat--Ashes as
Especial Fertilizer.

Philadelphia Record. Is!
The usual practice among farmers Is 10
SOW the wheat In tho fall, Ia this section,
anu SOW clover on the wheat In tho
spring. This >is done in order that the
growing wheat may shade the young
clover until tho clover Is vol rooted and
able 10 take care OF itself. Not every
farmer, however, secures n perfect stand
Of clover, rs 1t Ia impossible to cover the
seeds. Some wheat.tlelds arc narrowed
In spring, and with benefit, but the
ground Is usually too wet TO do 40 when
the cloverseed IL sown, which should DO
done very early. The CAUSES OF failure
to secure a good "catch" OF clover may
be due to inferior seed, to insufficient
quantity Of seed, to washing by rains, 10
destruction by birds, and to exposure to
cold. Before tho seed can terminate 1t
must bs covered. even II but slightly.
Much OF the seed Ia. left on tho surface,
not being washed In by the rains or
melting SHOWS, and Is lost. Il
The two special fertilizers for clover
arc lime and potash. When tho land Is
occupied by wheat the whea. uses potash
literally, and the young clover must
compete with tho wheat in securing a
supply. Tho first growth OF tho clover
after It Is seeded 10 the most important,
for an eariy start and rapid growth places
It more securely beyond tho injury Of
drought later III the season. The food |
most suitable for young. clover should DO
that which is soluble, so as to enable the
young plants to Immediately uso 1t.
Lime. therefore, should be applied In a
iorm that is soluble, hence plaster an.
swers the purpose. Wood ashes pro.
vide potash ready for the rain to dissolve
1t. II, then, an applicasion ofl00 pounds
OF plaster and 500 pounds OF wood ashes
be applied on an acre, tho mixture will
greatly aid the young clover, as well rs
assist the growing wheat to push rap.
idly forward. 'f
, The chief cause OF failure with clover
Is foul seed and imperfect preparation OF
the land. There are but few clover
fields free from weeds, the seeds OF the
weeds being harvested with the clover.
seed and sold to all points, only to spread
the evil. The quantity OF seed used is
also too limited sometimes. It should
be rule always to use too much seed
rather than to incur the risk OF too little.
1t would be well il corn should follow
wheat, 80 as to work aud cultivate the
land, In order to clean 1t of weeds and
SOW the cloverseed in the fall, rs by so
loing the land could be thoroughly pre-
pared and made line, the seed being
lightly brushed in, thus enabling the
farmer to have his field OF clover uni {
.orm. Failures also occur from lack Of ,
supply OF lime aud potash after the clover
Is well under growth. All clover land
should be well lined after narrowing,
md il a supply Of wood ashes cannot be
obtained the crude potash salts should
30 applied as well as the lime. |,
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Trustna,a Sales.

UrRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 QUO COUNTY LAND. sy. a.# I'T6-.o
~ virtue OF n deed OF trust made 10 mo BY
DeIion Hedges, aud Ellen NJ. Hodges. his vile,
dSlcI the i2ih dnY Of January. a .iASo, and 70.
pflui IN tho Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Of trust BOOK No. y, l0'io o will 0iier Tor sale
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Ule SntciliQIet.1njfI:el>r..
Once Nos. 20 aud ~ Fourteenth Street
PRETTY FEET,
They nre Powerful Weapons In tho Ar.

T,,.v a.. p.,L ,,,
Ivy "so foWet'a' weapons In tho Ar
y,,, n"r Oh ne"u'y. ll3
"1r. T ,,,. 0,N .grl 4.
very little 10 written on tho subject o.
feet, yet pretty foot, although neces
sarily concealed mpch n tho ,;mo :.
le,a Ia ovno, IL ,as.,..s =, y. wy .'ue-un'
10" 40 o"ne' 10 'cso''eo u DISPLAY it
Is quite a powerful weapon in tho ar.
mory OF beauty rs a pretty hand. A
slender vet plump i'm. y, m,,,lo..,o
length, with short toea anal, hosl nn,i
arc6ed instep. ia ths idsaI n ii Ia,' anu
and, although munv w. I NO ne"a Ivy,
appear TO possess Mi ihese ronn; Isem .te'
1t will often be io,n,l ,hat mmch Ianon1.,
upon tho drcssinv 4 mrcttv h n.l'v anas
ia 4 rarc nossession - All ''a'y ,o oare 1901
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Features OF tho Money and Stock
Hf} II Markets, ..ENtl

l
| NEW YORK, Mooney oil call cnnsy, rang
Ing from ?ab per cent, last loan 2per cent. P,im,
mercantile paper La7h per cent. Sterling OK
change quiet bu. strong 49, SAL s7IhS. Sale,
Of stocks were l46,oS, shares. r.40 e.
Tho uniavorablc showing Of the bank sta.c.
meht OH Saturday, with Missouri Pacific In the
matter Of tho formation VI new aSs0.
citation to take tho place Of the Inter.
htate Association, caused pause In tho
feeling OF confidence, which was 10 prom.
in0nt dutinRlnAt week, and put mn end
10 tho buying. which resulted from Il, and 10
days market felt tho effects Of the encourage.
ment given 10 tho bears. The pressure to ,iay
was felt most severely III Reading, Union Pacific
AMI Missouri Pacific, AMI II was boldly given
out before the cidse that Union Pacific would
be attacked. Tho dsCltne Ot | per cent, which
was followed. WINS entirely tho result Of this
pressure. Healing was also vigorously attacked,
anu II steadily sargrd away from AN 10 ~, but
In Missouri Pacific the success was very inuiIur.
eilt. ln the remainder OF the list, except III n
lew specintics. were insignificant.
Tho tone Of tho market underwent 4 marked
change Tor the better later In tho day, however,
principally because Of tho moro favorable al.
vices III regard TO thu western situation. Man.
haltAn ant Colorado Coal were remarkably
strong, aud both roso per cent. Pacific Msil
also made sharp squirt owing TO SONS talk
about q contest over the election, which Wiii
tAke place next month. Tho close was QUIET
but iitin, generally ut slight Losses from the
closing figures. Touues,ee Coal Is down ",
ltcadlng IG while Colorado Coal Is up pcr
cent. -. I. I.0I IaI-. ~. y. ~
Government and State bonds dull and ilrm.
halitoau b0nls moderately active; sales sl,5l7,.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.-TIME
~ lable taking effect November q, 1859.
passenger trains will run as iolows-centsal
t lime; AZ trains daily except those marked
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DEk issued by ali Express Companies. New
York Exchange, Draft or Postal Note.
SPECIAL FEATURES, %
by terms OF contract the company must de-
poste tho sum Of NIL prizes Included In the
scheme before selling a single ticket, apd re-
ceivc the following official permit:
CERTlFIcArE-I hereby certify that the Bank
o! London and Mexico has on deposit the neccs.
sSry funds 10 guarantee the payment Of all
prizes drawn by the LotcrIa dc Ia BeneAcencia
Publ!ca- APoLINAR CASTILLO, Interyenor. :
Further. the company Ia required TO dis.
tribute lfty:six per cent OF tho value OF nll the
tickets In prizes ia larger portion than Is given
by any other lottery.
Finally, the number OF tickets Is limited to
S00o0-2D0cO less than arc sold by other lotteries
using the same scheme. Rp3.TThIw
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When Daby was sick wo gave her castoria,
When she was Child, sho cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castorla,
When she bad Children, she sayc them Castorin.

If your cough keeps you awake and
restless by night, take Ayers Cherry Pee.
toral and obtain immediate relief. This
remedy allays Inflammation, heals the
pulmonary organs, induces sleep, and re.
stores health. The sooner you begin
the better. pAW
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second parcel conveyed 10 benjamin Dean, on
March 70, iSSl, aud recorded In Decd l.ook No,
ii, page Il! OF said land records OF Ohio county,
andcAllS lor iha! portion o. tho above described
farm lying between the cid road and tLc two
forks OF short Creek. on tho northeast corner OF
,aId farm, and containing three acreI, more OF
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Do YOU have "Logomachy," with
everyone who calls at your office or in
your homes, "don't you know why?"
it's your stomach, you need Spring
medicine and tonic, and Iooss's Extract
Of Red Clover is just what you acant. Try
it and be convinced. For sale by Logan
Drug Co., Bridge Corner Druggists,
Whpalinp w Va
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Health isWealth

DIR. E. C. WEsr's NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MENr, a guaranteed specific for Ilysteria. Dizzi.
ness Commissions, Fits. Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the
use OF alcohol or tobacco. WskeiulucSs, Mental
Depression, soitenipg ni the Brain rehul,iug In
insanity and leading to misery, decay and
death, Premature Old Age, lIarreiinCss, Loss Of
Power In either scx, Involuntary Losses and
SpermatorrhGa caused by ovcrcxertiou Of the
brain, sclf-abuse or oycr.induiSencc. Each box
contains one months treatment. si69 box,
or six boxes Tor s. %, sent BY mail prepaid on
10 cure any case. With each order received by
us for six boxes, accompanied with IS 20, VIC
will send the purchaser our written guarantee
10 refund tho money II the treatment does not
effect euro. Guarantees Issued only by Nc
Lain Block, cor. Market aud Twelfth streets
Wheeling, ". Va. se2Sr1hssw
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CATAluslI,
Catarrhal Deafness finy Fsvor-A Nov
Home Treatment.

Catarrhal Deafness Hny FevOr-A Now
Homo Treatment.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that
they are due 10 the presence Of living
parasites in the lining membrane OF the
nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to be
fact, and the result Of the discovery is
that simple remedy has been formu-
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. B.-This treatment is not snuff
or an ointment; both have been dis
carded BY reputable physicians as inju-
rious. A pamphlet explaining this new
treatment is sent free on receipt ofstamp
to pay postage, by A. H. Dixon & Son,
337 and 339 West King street, Toronto,
Canada.-CAristian Adrocate.
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The Comparative Demand for Intellectual
rfl..r hooks.
0. b. Buncc IN Moth american Rtrit,c for Aprii.
It is not easy to iud book that stands
upon equal conditions in both countries.
Looking over the list Of recent books
there is one which seems to me to afford
favorable circumstances for jus. COM
parison. Charles Darwin is probably as
well known and as popular with readers
here as in England. lam unable to say
what difference there is in the
sales Of his books in the two coun.
tries; but the recent biography by his
son, Francis Darwin, gives us Just the
facts we arc in search Of. This book is
published in England in three volumes
at 5000, and in this country in two vol
umes a. $3.50; yet the sale IN England
at double the price has been twice as
large. Moreover, as the greater number
OF copies there went into tho libraries,
they had probably. ten times as many
readers. l consider this conclusive
test as to the comparative demand for
intellectual books by readers in England
and readers in the United States. Much
has been said about the greater sale
OF the Encyclopaedia Britannica" in the
United States than in England. Several
editions were published here at a much
lower price, and the sale was pushed in
each instance by IN army OF active
agents. Had this work been published
in this country at one.half the English
price, and sold, as it was in England
through the regular book channels, the
showing would have been very different
Nevertheless, tho large consumption
here Of a work OF 80 high character i!
very creditable to our people.
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Looking n Long Way Ahcad.

He-Dese pants am eberlastingly
ruint! Watcher make 'em so short fur 7
She-Well you see you 3 ben ailin ful
some time. an I cut 'em dat way in case
you drapped of sudden like Isrul could
wear 'em to de funeral wifout my habin
ter worry myself in de time oh ereillic
ton wild alterin lem.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


observation-disclosures: intcnse itching and
st!nsins: most at night: worse by scratching.
II allowed 10 continue tumors form, which often
bleed and ulccrnte, becoming very sore.
swAYSk's OISTNE%T stops the itching and bleed
Ing, heals liberation, and In most cases 70
moves tho tumois. AtdruggIsts. or by mail, fol
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Probably Not,

Harptr's Ba:ar. & .{s.sl5.
Daushter-Alother, am afraid Prince
Bonigrit isn't a real prince. ,a5.
Mother-Why do you think 80, child :?
Daughter Because he hasn't any
debts, h, r
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The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
box. For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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.uIow to Cure All Skin Diseases, -

Simply apply "swAySE's OISrMENr." No Ia.
ternai medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all eruptions on tho face, hands, nosc &C.,
leaving tho skin clear. white and healthy. It's
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYSH'a OINTMENT. 1r1 - ..' TThaIw
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LONDON. April 7.-Thc llarl lane Etpr0.'
Wheat promises a fine crop. Large receipts Of
foreign wheat have depressed the kngli.h wheat
matkst. A recovery Is hoped for after Easter 10
SlS. Foreign wheats are quiet. California Is
quoted Of Sos Cd. Oats steady. Corn has de-
clined, American Is quoted at lis. iiIa
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Conflicting Directions.

rHow, Susan, haven't ! told you time
and time again to eat your bread with
your meat r. 5i3l5.' ~. .l!.6
True, mamma; but haven't you also
told me over and over again that must
never try to do two things ut once 2"
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Central Standard Time.
gEGnnSy|vdnidI ijnRS.]
From Rrldpanort {

V rloH bridgeport Stallion,
Trims via tho Cleveland 4 prtt,burpb p,u-
road leave Bridgeport for Pittsburgh. Chicarn
and cleye!Hnd, $50 a. m. For pltKbnrgh. Jo.s5
Foa iisn Hahs sHa S sSS S SsyEelsna
Bteubenvillc, 1888 a. m. - - - .P ~ ~ fel
Trains arrive at Bridgeport at 1853 a, NJ. mn
q. m; l9:2s p M 1857 2. m, and 1852 D, m. 1''-1
On eat !om onymFot East Liverpool, s:n
y. IL '.um nas. LIVERPOOL ll:l2 p. m.a&l 49,.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
o n5SiRs IVA The piiH.SuaGEh Cincinnati
Ing for stenbenvilc PIttsbureh and thn PEEL Ret
GO q. m. l2:45 +: m $50 D. M, and an na NJ
For couMbus Cincinnati Indisnapoiia' and f. 81.
ta o2i ci t a. ls spa SIG For colnbas
Ing at ESQ 4. m. 1000 a. m. AZ D. M snh n s.1o
p. N: Trains leaving at 500 a. m. and nrr,v G
at $40 p. m. run solid between Whccliny XIX
PlttsburGh. All trnink daily exccnt snnhnss. AAu
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KANAWHA&o OHIO RAILWAY

'fKanawha Short Line, aohnIenl --lsr
February 2 1882 lsnhlect 10 Change withorS,n ect
tice.A Trains leave Wheeling Ic:So : ,aout no.
ohie e,ys1 dHSs5es arrive Charleston ss " =
Ing 7:45 p. m. via o. r. Z. II. irsua " wheel.
1880 p. m, arrive Wheeling ass ~ onaf!eston
umous tnd Panhandle. daily cIccnt ~ ~ to!'
GENITAL Standard Time" snndayspnlSS a mo
1ea m Via q A 10 NJ, arrive Wheeling 7ts
apll GEO.J. ERMr1cu a.,
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Dr.. pierce's Pellets-cleanse and reg
ulate the stomach, bowels and system
generally. One a dose; purely vege,
table. -
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EAST LlBEnTr. Pa, April 7.-Cat,le-ReceIpts
slow and 10 10 cents of from last weeks prices.
Hoss.Reccipss {. 600 head: shipments 1906 head
market hrm; medium and selected 81 bOai Gu;
common to best Workers 81 GOAL lj pigs 81 0Oai IT,
Ssneep a 5000 he4d:. shipments 400
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noNps AN srocK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nln.
Ohio & Mississippi. 100

1
=. Bfs rcg.-"..-....f l Ohio & Mississippi. 1yt;
y. .. y coupons...l2! do prcierrcd...... NJ
y. =. ~ tey......-l w. 3Orcgon lmprvem't i5it
y. =; ihs c0ipou... 1851 Oregon Nav........ ySl;
racine " Of p.....ll6 Oregon Trans....... 355;
Adams Ex Etcss.."lW Pacific Mail........,. ny,
american Exprcss-ll4 |l'iitsburgh......
Canuua Inclllc...... q Pullman Fnlnce.m..lSJ
Canada Southern, DO IRcad lur, ..........'' I0,t
Central faclHc-..., 81 IKock Island ...''.. 9is
Chesapeake 4 Ohio 2att1|stL, & San Fratl..' ii
do first preferred. 60 lSt. Palll..,..,,.... III.
do second rref'd. 3ShI do preferred ..'''''1Ia
E IN BUT. Qlihcy.l cG1Ilst Paul 4 Omaha. 3!IS
Del. 4 Hudson. .itUl do preferred. ... Of
Del, Lack Il " cst.-.lIt. Tenn. Coal & Iron lis.
Denver & Il. G..,..... Is Texas Puciilc,... i1I:
Union Pacilc... a.
F in wayne "."".lM Y. s. Express ....... Sc
i!liiols cs,tfal"".lll W.. 81. L. 4 P......... l2h
halsas y Iexas,"". do nrcierrcd....... .GLs
Louisville ( Nash... Si1ilWcsieru Uuion '.' s,7I
Memphis Chas.... 6i Am. Cotton oil ~
MMichigah Gchtfal. es colorado Coal......... at.
Nashville 4 CHAT 100 QulcESllyer' ....
NewJessey CenttaiiiS7z do preferred, n
Norfolk & W.prefd GOE|sutro. ..,....,..
Northern Pacllc.. 3l}.lRlchm'd K ". pr. oik
do prclerred.. Sec. ~ lCison, ......,.,. 0sh3
NorthweStern......llll.lL ead Trust I7a5
do preferred. ..-lil %lSugar, crIt
New York Central. l075a 20
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Metals.

NEW Y0nK. April 7.-Pig Iron dull and weak !;
Scotch Sel ooae6 70; American sl6 toal9 80. Metal
EXCHANGE closed. N -. - =. u -
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CHICAGO April 7.--Cat.le Receipts 1900
head; shipments 1000 head; market strong md
Ice higher: beevcs 81 9On5 70; steers s. 25ai W;
hteckers and feeders s. 5oal 81; cows, bulls and
mixed 81 SoaS 40: Texans :! 75aa 20. Hogs
-heeelpls 1900 heal; shipments 1000: market
steady: mixed 81 ltni 10: heavy 81 c0ai so;
light 81 l5ai So; skips 81 5Nai o.. Sheep Re-
ceipm 5000 head: shipments !, 900 htnd: market
strong and l9al5c higher; natives s. 15a6 GO;
western esrn fed s. loA5 9j; Texans 50 75u5 60;
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II YOU WANT TO DE LOVED,
Some Hints That Girls Should HAL
Ladies' Ifoue Eo,tru,} n % .#..H7 :

Some Hints That Girls Should Heed,
ladies' Home Journal. ~.
Don't find fault. .3gs 1
Don't contradict people even If von're
sure you are right. !. u. IN - =,
Don't be inGuisitive about tho affairs
OF even your most intimate friend.
Don't nndcrrate any thing because
you don't possess it. I'D - :"
Don't believe that everybody else in
the world is happier than you.
Don't conclude that you have never
had any opportunity in life, W. l.
Don't believe all the evil you hear,
Don't repeat gossip, even if it does in
tcrest u crowd. ,.175 1'''re'~
Don't go untidy on the plea that every
body knows you.
Don't be rude to your interiors in 30.
cial position.
Don't over or underdress. 5,.,
Don't express positive opinion uu.
less you perfectly understand what YOU
are talking about. q =
Don't get in the habit OF vulsarizipg
lite by making light Of the sentiment Of
it.
Don't jeer at any body's religious be-
Don't try to be any thing else but a
gentlewoman-and that means woman
who has consideration for the whole
world aud whose life is governed by the
Golden Rule, do unto others as you
wish to be done BY"
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CINCINNATI, o., April Flour steady; family
$? 9Oa3 Is; fancy s. LOa3 10. Whtni firm: No. !
bushels. Corn strong and higher; No. . mixed
Bic. Oats strong: No. . mixed 2T1c. Rye r.
regular; No. ., ilc. Pork hrmcr nj sll co. Lard
steady at ST 10. Bulk meats steady: short ribs
:, 3. Bacon firm; short clear SC %. Whisky
81 o.. Butter quiet: fancy creamery 25alGc;
| choice to taacy dairy i5aiSc. Sugar quiet; hard
refined 61A7Ec: New Orleans 5a554c. Eggs
weaker at!os. Cheese steady; prime 10 choice
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TRAVELLERS. GUIDE,

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNs-On and after Nov. q, lSs9.-Ex.
day excepted. tMondAy excepted. lSaturday
excepted. lsunday only, Saturday only
Eastern Standard time. - 80
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Don't jeer at any body's religious be-.


II have friend here whom want to
introduce you to-" he said, after thew
had met and chatted 4 moment in the
Erie depot across the river, according to
the New York Sun.
Job, certainly"
Il beg to state in advance, however,
that he has one curious trait Of charac.
ter which you may expect to See de-
"All right. Ny friends contend that I
also have one.' a.0,
The two were introduced, shook
hands, passed the usual talk, and after
four or five minutes number three sud.
denly querried: w
knife?" -.
Eyes" ..E.
III you please"
lie pared his nails and talked for three
or four minutes longer, and then put
the knife in his pocket and excused
himself on the grounds that he must
look after his baggage. H-1'Nj"7f
That's his trait" whispered the man
who had introduced him; "he's taken
your knife away with him. Curious,
isn't it?' n. -
Not half so curious as my trait" ex-
claimed the other, aud striding after the
man he seized him by the shoulder,
whirled him around in savage manner,
and said: ..G ...~,
EITHER return that knife or I'll lick
you out OF your boots right here and
now" va 80 STT
"Ah! Beg pardon!" and the knife
was handed out 30 quickly that it seemed
to be red hot. is
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THE !. ! N WEEKLY s1,, ;!NrELL1GlEN,io
journal 1t H. original II evcrv ut Gave iamlly
clean n every line and suited a. Il il intendo
hmuy' whether III city or county, ' o' vac
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PiJTsBuR9H, Pa, April 7.-Petroleym dull
weak hnd lover. opeupd at slM7; closed a
Ev3fe; highest S}3sc: lowest. 7?,,ic.J lt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-08
Tho Advice Was Good.

Butt took your advice and hit that
fellow the first time he tried to impose
on me. ga
Merritt-That was right. IS
Butt-But he nearly murdered me.
Merritt-Pshaw! You didn't hit him
hard enough. l'i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-08

Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles should
carefully read the above. rrhsAEow