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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-06
FELINE FILTRATION.
Cass Iiko 70 be PetteA Even H They Act
. Little Shy.

| Cnto LIKE 70 be Petted Even II They Act
Little Shy.
We SEQ cat como stealthily rubbing
. up against . chair leg. the head in
| clined coquettishly over one shoulder.
regarding Us with . furtively, coaxing
smile. With hirt like that whether
maid o. matron. there is no occasion for
ceremony. You snatch her up on your
knee; she pretends to be offended and to
struggle to escape. But she curls her
self up with . sensuous purr when you
begin tickling the fur that lies just be-
hind the ear, and thcnceforth 1t is
plain sailing. 1t Is very Diff
icrent with corpulent and
sturdy Tom, who. though no may
have luxuriated in comfortable
quarters all his life. has. nevertheless,
had his sad experiences and seen somo-
thing Of the worst side Of human
nature. Mischievous boys have heaved
half bricks at him, ill-bred and un-
sympathetic servants have resented his
patrician manners. expeling him with
ignominy from the lower regions and
sometimes punching his head. Even
his master, who Is the reverse Of . puss-
omaniac. may never have appreciated
him according to his merits No won.
der that . cat OF that stamp should be
slightly misanthropic and suspicious
Naturally he mistrusts . strangers ad-
vsnces, but nevertheless, there Is some
thing in your voice which sends quiv-
or through his ears and makes him
visibly relax the rigidity Of his
tail. You and he might pass for
. couple of Free Masons meeting in
. foreign country and exchanging the
first of the mystical signs The chances
arc he may eide up toward you when
you show an unmistakable desire to con-
verse; but possibly he may stani on his
dignity, being . self-respecting animal.
and force you to dive after him under
the tables He has no thought Of elud-
ing you. or he would have made . bolt
Of 1t 70 some impracticable vantage
ground long before; and. once in your
hands. he resigns himself voluptu-
ously to carossing. sheathing the formi-
dable claws that might strike terror
into bulldog. It may Be saii that
there Is nothing surprising in petted
and decently-educated cat behaving
civilly to any stranger under his own
roof. though civility is one thing and
familiarity at hrst sight Is another
Saturday Review.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-06
HAPPENS EVERY DAY.

4 Rsosls Driver Nests . Maa Whe HaA
Never 0oas 1AFosgh College.
Wagon loaded with building stone
going mp Cass avenue on the right hand
side. Two women in . phaeton com.
ing down Cas- avenue On the left hand
side. Horses meet head to head and
stop.
Lady driver-Say!
Wagon driver-Wen3
"W-what do you meanf
'Whst do you meanT"
'Why don't you turn out7'
''Why don't you?"
ut isn't my place To-"
'.And it isn't mine"
"Yes. 1: Il; you are On the wrong
hde."
beg your pardon Tho law says keep
70 the right"
''But I'm to the right"
mo. ma'sm; you are to the left"
'.MrA Smith. which IL my right hand7'
she asked Of her companion.
why: this one"
''Thsn Tm.Wroagr'
Certainly"
swell, I doa't carel He ought to
xnow that I don't know how to drive.
and am almost scarf to death. and that
I've run into three grocery. wagons al
ready this morning. You cluck and III
pull and we'll turn out but that msn'is
no esptlenan. I-Aoe.t.hslievs. .hs even
vent through eelleGe"-Dstsqit, Tres
prooe
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1890-12-06

Judge ito Prisoner)-"What led vcu
to commit this crime?" Prisoner -''Bct.
ter ask my lawyer. lie can lie better
than can."-Yankee Blade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
STATE HcusE roPrcs.

STATE Treasurer Bsas. vho vas conGaess
70 bis bel las, week, Il ros irsp-cvisx but
has no. yes +. his gaefn
The seuGfe Chsmbsr vas yrs.erday IN.
Urging rs'Elr repsiss apd thorough
ciessisg prtYarstsrY fcr ;ise rsstinz Of liae
next legislature.
report reached the espi.el yestsrasy
that the wife 81 Cosanisioser Ingalls, Of
Wiscasssf u very i.Isia fe21s are eater
talaed TIA. she will n5t rsceser.
Miss a. VI. Gstad, ssssosrayier 10 tie
executive j p Fsa.Aa. reteraeJ ys.,erIss
from vacation. passed fsr the nass. part
IN gssera Maize. iselusinz 4 vsls with
fren3s II calais.
asj &. J. House. meeengef % she
Gogsrpsr AMI ctureI I, has se:arae. from,
Hartford whsrs he afc iwpaased the Cor
esasr aF. CoHasi % stfif v.s.s 10 tbs
American Asyiaa for tie Def and Damb
Major Hagse tuned San day sigsf but
tlss Governor aHi Ceaaell remained ii
Boston. a9-Aiy, T. visl. RE Psrk.n's In
~ a.e for ths piiad ard he Mass .ehu.
set,. School far Ese6ls Misdsd. lie ca
jsges fxss' aisgiy his visit TO tae Deaf and
paagb Asyurs saI spoke Ia eu.ta.isssie
;efas u the gasa Hefk bcisg aoae there
Cse Of he most suikjsy il,asraless Of
shaG xoaaers patlens asi sAlifal IN
t,setrs can actisY3 vas n9ssesG
In ,ss crse Of by a. III, ;as..,u..sa Nh5
il deaf Ard dumb sEi blind. The lad Is no~
abgat Z years Of aye AM Ass bsea at the
,ghcol sbsaf tao yesrs. lie has been desf
aad dulab siaee birth sad osiaa siaec ave
yfars % age. The TadgHefs c; What few
leas t3e hey bad sbea afss be ostsfed tie
sehsei ctn b. beffeF mag is,i tsaa ass-
lady who roy can islk 70 her pBp,l yscy
rapdy By means q t9s teaf sni 4ausb al
pbsbst The ietlegs a'e formed by the
teachers fingers in the palm Of the pupils
banl, and 80 delicate Is his tense % touch
heelme that lie ciH read almost -
rapilly ss those pulls who can see
he sl,o writes. and daring II Wait Of the
party zIote his aame for thsir Inspection.
Nslsr lien-s said be could walk s5eus the
balIaias slihout feeling his way ami he
performed readily veGsl sescre tssis IN
hi, rs,Plct. Few Of tao ebiiiren ever
learn articulation though this IS taught,
Each child that cones ihers asua II ha, =
crude 8 ~ liHEusgs OF is own Tie
Whole fch91l bsrs saIa.s-skatis marks Of
being auief 'hs iasiia 'lioa q ii sieu, ard
etr1esi leaders.
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tflarriso,


CuursEtASn.
In rassla"si Get TO- charles p. Top. Of Riddle
faid. and Mass Maria L.. heRworthy Of Portland.
FRNykLis.
In Pennington, Oct. IL, Edward Is. Jennings Ct
Fs-tsiuataa. and Miss liis n. AiseD. adoptsd
esuaht-r ~ Mr. +. T.. Lit;ici.d Of wi ten.
KESSsBEr.
Ia wa'nrvtlie. Sc. "A. Frsnk Redngton n d
alss cariia VI Foster, both nf waierFille,
IN OaklsAd. Ont 8. Charles l.. kim5ail o. Wat
ervilie ta5 Miss ,,face Merritt OF oakland
In UaSisnd, oct. g, A. \ Johnson OF Oakland,
antviss va dc opsy ~ Gilbert vilie Mass soh
erf T. sullivan sad Miss MARY ieae, both OF Oak
iald-
SaaADtuoc.
In RtGhmeNd oci ), Artfar Scarles aud Miss
Go 4 :. tistorse. toth of Eiehafonu-
IN FuashRui. Nef. ., waiter y sfnnet AID Miss
Lacy a Johnson boih o; Harpsweii
SOMERSET.
Is Fat 4. IL nc. tt tico G. Small and Miss
"a de A ssa.. both Of Fairfield: OF "a Ernest
+ vafsn VI Fairfield, and kss Carrie a. Lin
eala cf Bcatoa.
In Rei.a.,. pet Is waldo h Newton Of Boston
anf Mis-. Anntt, a., tiinscrr of belfast; Oct "A,
SAMUEL uesskfason and Miss Amv E. panfortb-
In WiaterFort, Oct. : Ai5fa Whitmore and Miss
Mary a. clsA.e-
YoEK.
In wess kena ba /, oct. -. John +. Water
lass- sr,i Mrs. Jaisa =. ihemPsen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

Inc meeting II tie Free Bapsist chnrch
Isst evening was veil stssnd<d and rs IN
Interesting seryiee- Ar. True ssns .Where
Ho.ser Krsis IN Prayer after which evan
seliss Martin announced his text on Jonah
B. He paid the fare The speskes
treated bis sEbiess anGer the following
heaGs:
! GSsl-s cal - Isn4h. whle lie
called JONAH psrsonai's. He siso IL calling
every man by HIS sosce of lore, Mat,. xf
y. Rev xxlf-Is There Is 70 excuse for
men. fer TIE issiE@siga Of the Gospel 10 to
every en<. GM caIIs men 70 LIE Of ses-
ysee, He dsesEE cal ~ ssEpsy 10 . life of
hsPgs1sss and Joy. bas 10 one Of ae.aai SER
Veg 10 III kinkaon. Every man Is serv-
ieg ons of tx0 naafters, isErr Col or the
esvII. , b. serysce ~ Go is the sersic. 10
xhca men arr isyi.ed, yes. urgesi 10 enter.
oaee mote ih;s call - imperinve, ls rnn.t
be needed, ja.t ~ q mas re4ps VIA. b.
seTs 30 sh<s Gst calls q MAJ. he East
reap the cons faenee 0f fsfasing that call.
III. Jrash's sesson Fiat, it vas the
HciisE Of coward. Men will face the
cannon s.tson. fiachiss, ard whole armies
NAtssA& ssn sIS seAE5 yst WIN u cjfses
@ moral acis9o men are Miserable towards.
We have egr fears foe a6bsng, for there
isn's reasonable mss 10 tie Whole world
hss shat would to9cr a 1aaa for ;l,inz
'iglis nj fesgeet = mas haFissd time.
more for lisiag he .sesstea {, pie.y ard
truth ssSseoad i wss :he aetsna Ct thu
sa,- a. the sshsoisoT runs Away from
ias bsoks aal eusy, so men will run FROM
the Obligations of G9d ard thsir day a.
Gots creatures Third. his ection vas
ftesshtsa Sish 'saegeF ssa rem3rse. II
there we're M ether he'll for MAJ to be
consigned - inan his own thoughts, these
s1ali hs sgili en-, 10 aake hsm esesnsliy
'oisefa.ie JsHsh wat miserable, anil 50
:, egerg mar tast fgss away from God.
II Thr fare paid. will Is 10. much to
be Cbrft9n, aAi While t7e Cof.siisn life
- ore Of eHriass, prescott o.. Jet in the
end TIE lever - Assased Of far more
exeesdi y az eternal wight OF gofy.
o. flis esner htrd !. est maa even
thi be has II the era TO refuse - accept
Chr s. The world all that i. in the
world AID b 9 own soai besides. Yoa will
most csr,Ainly have 20 pay the fare il you
persist 10 refusing The claims Of Christ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

preireel from the laxative sna nusri-
t;ous juice Of Cshscrnis 6gs. combined with
the aseiJe:nsl yr ass of r.ssts known 10 be
most hsnsfl eial To tae human system, se's
getty, on the ksdusss, liver and boweis,
efsclual'y e'eaasing the s. stsrl. dispelans
colds ap,l hsaa2esseF. ad curing hshitual
constipation. oc.lsti& : lmfo.rn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

lsls less o. afiptsshes. .Isss preparation rap
iaiS saoties Irritation. strengthens tsse deb
cate organs % speech. and restores The yesee
90 rs tese ard fssssr. No singer or puhgie
srea<er ssioulf be wifiaosst il. LYDIA Thoup-
sou, the faaIoiis actress. eerrines. AYERS
Cherry Pictorial has been II very great SER
wee 70 me- IL improves and strengthens
air sc'ee. and = always effective f0r tlss
eurs II eotds sna coughs
Upon several OCCASIONS / have suffered
from colds, casssng haarseaess and entire
loss o. voice Ia nay profession 81 an aHe-
siobeer any Affection of tie voice az throat
IS serious matter, buf al each attack,
nave been relieved BY fsS doses o. Ayers
Cherry feetora,- This remedy. with or,li.
aary care las worked s,seh a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

Anssgf,sE. Ii ,oar business d raining
dam L g .hesi q m. : wni i W. Ii yea
hASa sfoi trade advertise snd Keep it; if
no,. Aaversise ard ct L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

Including The following weIi known artists
Mons. ALfsEp d. sssE
Leader aud Violin Nlrtuoso.
Former Member AMI ,,aloist 0: The Bo-ton sym
phony prehest'a. and regarded by both Press
and Public a the NOS, faeiaafing Violin Viz,
ta1so Ia America.
Herr RICHARD FoLrltASN. Niplinist.
Late Concert Meisfer of Dresden Gewerb Haus
and beriiner Concert Haus Orchestra.
Herr Il. SfokLIEH, Viola and ' lola d. moHr.
From seidi's Metropolitan Opera House orches-
ira, New Ork.
Herr EKNESr DsIfLuEI, Nioicnceilo S0loist.
Awarded first Prize At Brussels conservatory of
Music, and late Of Theodore Thomas Orches tra.
Mons. tH. Rps QUoY, Flute Virtuoso.
One of the Greatest Flute Players Of the day
tate OF PasdeIoup Concerts. Paris.
Herr tREDfRICN DRFtGRODr. Contra Bass.
Leading Contra Bass OF the Famous Anton
Rubinstetn Orchestra of 81. Petersburg.
ffaulein ANNA CoNrADISh MASrELL,
Prna Donna.
From the Berlin Conservatory of Music and u
Pupil OF Iekla Vigna OF Milan.
SOL0f5ys. Mons. 5ifred he sere, Herr
Ernest Oehkicy. Mons. r.. RHcgaoB, Herr Richard
Sioelser, and Fra,steia dHaa q. HtRteH.
Reserved Seats 75e. Admis sion IS and soc,
Now on sale at e. c. Hunts, Augusta. g. f..
Thompsou's, HaliowelI. .. ". Blanchard's,
Gardiner.
4 NEW FEATFRE : Free car tickets for
round trip are given with ea h reserved seat sold
TO Gardiner anu Ha,lowrll parties. Special
will y ait ut the Hall entrance until Concert is
over. octiOto2l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
Augui Ia D.stIict Ministerial, Assocla-
sfru

Augui Ia D.stIict Ministerial Assocla-
The Augusta District Ministerial Asso-
cia,.ol viii open Al the Methodist church
| this forenoon continuing until Wednesday
noon. Sessions forenoon snd afternoon
| beginning a. 8 end o'clock. Instead of
the usual pfearhing service this evening
the Vi Ting preachers will Join in the evan
se!isfie s.rv ces as the Baptist church.
The following topic. will be discussed
PROGRAMME
!. The Law aud the Gospel. which needs 10 be
cmphasi1ed IN the fnpti OF iodav
A. h. fpriin, H. CHASE, l.. Is, todding.
.. Review % /ion's Herald en- Ecclesiastical
Politics.
A . iadd. O.. " pertor. {. NJ. Abbott.
3. RtYiew-''t,oa Ia His World
". ". Barber
:. Faith, tts NntuTc and Relation to the Chris
A. iiamilton. /. Il TOSS, VI. Il. King.
D. Women 10 TIE tietcrsl Conference
T.. VI. smith, II. H. c. y. hisbee W. T.. El5rilga.
81. FNegefis-i. John. la.
~. \. Npttago.
! 2. Mainr Conference domestic Missionary So
cety IT. OH = and Its Needs.
" Henry, ". II. II. McAllister, J. Il, Master
what laa' sea.aa OF the Year is best Adapted to
Revival work
g h. tsgghton j e. Bsnies, H. Crockett.
g. Review Greatest Thing Ia the World by
A. G. rrsfton.
( o. Question BOX CO. Conducted by Presiding III
der. Que,tions "a Church Gov srnnept and
Administration OF niscipiine admitted.
/ Local pattors AMI the general public are
cordially iayitsd to ait I'd all the sessions
ii: ih.s As ociation.
The Cahclc benevolent Leg on ;enis red
an enieriaiamett ard dance to is friends At
/ Go'6cl Cross Hall last evening. The ex-
crosses consisted first Of an al iress %
" The objsc; OF the order. by the presi-
dsnt, Th-m A. Brennan. The address
vas folioSed by remarks by tn, Rev. Fa-
Their poaeriy. rc'ry's o,ehestrs furaishs
music FOR the dancing that followed. Re
/ Treatments were served at II p. NJ. after
/ which ihe crler Of ten dare was carried
/ out. 4 large nunber ~ere present, quite
number coming up from IIsllowell ard
/ Gardiner. This is tho first entertainment
ever gwen by the order. which was organ
/ ICED bur few months ago and is in -four
shag c1nji i'm.
/ Es.shfook & Eaton will not advance the
pric. Of their pizsrro Cigars until Jan. !,
I lsHn Ihl present high quality viii be
/ msirtsie cd. cctl6 b, Sa'& Tul2t
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Magical Effect

that have suffered very little ineonyen-
ieisee. have also ia@ed it In my family with
sxeslsent results. IN coughs, colds. AeT~
wn. u. QssaIfiy. Minlaton. Australia.
IS ia the spring "a 1853. At Portsmouth. Va.
] vas ptostEated by severe attack Of ty-
pbssi pneumonia Ny physicians exhausted
theis remedies, and for oae year vas not
abie to even aEtieslate word. by the al.
wire II Or sha~ tried Ayers Cherry Pee
tsrsss, and 20 my surprise and great Joy. ia
.es1 than one nsstith | could converse easily.
10 a natural tone Of voice. l continued 10
improve and have become since a well msn
! have often recommended tiie PICTORIAL and
have never known IL 10 fail. 49, George K
Lawrence Valparaiso. Ind
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Ernest Oehlhey.
FAHT II.
g. t.oin ia Bal Gifett
No !. b, IntrrnGelke. Grant Walt from Bal
ttof 'NHlla." new Deiibes
i'oston symphony Orchestral Clnb.
No. Z. Violin ll3-Ll gpaner Dance, Nnehe1
alfred DrSeye.
No. 3. song, Selected.
ffaaieiu Mauteii.
No. I. floln G'Annour solo, (Fantasia1 stocher
Richard stool1er
No s., Hungarian Dance Brahms
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QUasfHLT DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The usual qaastefly div iiens Of per cent. pr
month for The quarter ending Oct LIST. wss De-
ia sssi ths. lsfh. b. the directors Of the Goden
paysise the tn 8sasrrs oti-e in Wsxersiife o.
at staek u frcasa Ues- ist. DAVID GALLxKf
iTr4-HTrr- Scfl.alv
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Es.shFook & Eaton will not advance the
pric, Of their piasfro Cigus until Jan /,
lsan. Ihl present high quality viii be
rlsirtsieei ectl6 III, Sa'& Tul2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

These Of abe uras' reader. who rsa Of
d,. ,cr,i 10 accident TIA, fe! lille Fair
hsld by Sandy vhife attempting 70
cross ahead Of the horse ears, viii secsl, %
mitd the macy Iiai they have seen silly
lltslo boy. ,Sasse ;ter lives On The street
railway track In our city. Scarcely Cay
pss'es ban soaic II lsfe'lew her shrausa
f9-li-h desire {, en- brave OF eise eaai-
ie' ~ by tissl elAy in5te sill 81 upon the
trash si.j auii Il Te ds9c'n; ~ Ard eoan
stvatae frsuivtls to the sprra aching ea;-
ot esurse hs wl;ls oU ihs track just as long
az be cares sal IA iarPs ss;sie As he
h,e4 IA rle'c snd s,ere sceust mod to- do
iie tbs 10 fe, i ssen less fear of the az
proict'ag chr I'll, etc day he vii stand Until
tis la9-s gTan hw, AZ i tbs L IN sttenst-
ing to jvma s,ile. vii esteh bis fset,
able Ad t vii te TOO .sie TO step the
ear, Thea ,lse the ht,'e Fsitfeld ocy, tae
whss's vill lass eysr I'll. leg. esnsh'ns them
to Jelly or less faI,asa'e tseY sDsy Fass
ever his holy csustis his lie on. en- TIE
isstk2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-12
rho Irlsh r1nieril,, . a1nnlfeu,o.

4 The manifesto Of the majority OF the
I Irish members in Parliament, whose
chairman is Justin Mccarthy, is docu.
,sment Of rare dignity and force. l. covers
logically and amply tho whole ground Of
tho present difficulty, except that it con.
tains no reference to tho O'Shea case,
which lies ut the bottom OF the whole
unhappy affair. Ia its treatment OF Mr..
4 Parncll it is even tender.
The writer, who is presumably Mr..
Mccarthy, might have written that
paper With his pon dipped in tears, SO
full Of sadness is it. The case Of the ma,
jority iswell condensed intothese words:
twas simply whether our. duty bound us to
! Parncll or 10 iceland. Upon this Issue, how
could we hesitate You did not elect us TO serve
z an Individual without regard to any inic'cs, OF
Z our own c7untty;y anu You elected us to serve
q our country only. Could we then suffer even
Mr., pa,ueli TO stand III the way Of her fsesdoiug
Were Q against our own judgment to gtntliy
Z, Tor heSIuin OF our country's cause: Notniug
! less than absolute ruiu waS IN question II Put.
nell continued 70 DO our leader. Eff3issst
These are tho words Of truth and con.
elusive logic. If adhesion to parnell was
to be the chiel and solo aim OF the Parlia.
mentary party, every Irish member
ehould have stuck to him though the
woes OF Ireland were thereby multiplied
an hundred fold. n, .4 7'; $50 II So, 80.
If all these years OF suffering, OF shiy-
ing, Of disappointment aud OF hope were
for Ireland above all, then every Irish
who left Parnell performed for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-12
4 SARCASTIC, TELEPHONE GIRL.


She Gives u Few Hints for CustumerS To
'EtGl Follow. "
A telephone girl" who knows sug.
gesta these rules for people who use
the telephone: Ityou have a telephone
in your Office or store, ring up Central"
and then 90 wait on customer.
Always speak in M undcrtone, in or.
der 10 mako Central" nsk you over
what you want. II sha does not hear
you, tell her to wake up" or "tako the
cotton out OF her cars" %
Put your "plug" In before a storm,
and DO sure not 10 take It out again, but
10 around to tho central Office and offer
to lick the whole telephone company ior
neglect OF duty.
Take your time Ia answering you,
bell, or, what Ia better, do not answer II
nj all, but In about half m hour ring ur
and ask who called you, and get mad Il
central" has forgotten who 1t was. She
has nothing else to do but remember.
Allow everybody who wants to to use
your telephone. HING tho receiver big
end up, as in this way it gets full Of dust
which makes another cause for com
plant.
Bang on the transmitter with lead
pencil as though you intended to knock
II through the wall. This invariably
makes 1t talk better. :
Refuse TO pay toll messages, and II yol
arc OIL line with some one always listel
to their conversation, and be sure t,
want the use oil the lines while they ART
using them. Whenever you see thu
manager toll him that II he cannot give
you n better telephone or get that on,
I fixed you will throw the whole thin,
out ofthe window. When the inspecto
comes deny that you have ever com
planned Of the telephone, and say that |
works like charm.
Paste this on your telephone for fu
tute reference.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-12
Ono Of III Q -Four Hundred.

August Belmont, in disposins Of his
millions, had nothing to spare for charity
or public use Of any kind. But he was
careful to insert in his will this thought
full provision: Shut no person shall be
entitled to take, under tho provisions Of
this article, as Issue Of my said son, Oil
yer Hazard Perry Belmont, except such
inauo as he may have by some wife whom
he shall hereafter mnrry."' ii
The Belmouts are Of the Four Hun
dred. Probably the old gentleman knew
that Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont had
a weakness for circulating among the
million. !. X " :. j5,5a 4 n 4; &,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-12
Advice to Mothers

Are you disturbed ut night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain ofcutting teeth? II SO,
send at once and get a bottle Of MRs.
WIHsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR Gull
DREN TEErnIEa. Its value is incalcula-
BILE. 1t will relieve the poor little suffer-
er immediately. Depend upon it, moth.
e,p, there is no mistake about it. It
cures dysentcry and diarrh@a, regulates
the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soltens the gums, reduces inham-
nation, and gives tone end energy to
the whole system. Mrs. W1NsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETH
ING is pleasant 10 the taste, and is the
prescription OF ono Of the oldest and bes.
female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and 10 for sale by all drug
g!sts throughout the world. Price Is
cents bottle. MwFaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-12
MORT Wins.

We desire 10 say to our citizens, that
tor years We have been selling Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell rs well,
or that have given such universal salts:
faction. We do not hesitate to guaran.
tee them every time, and We stand ready
to refund the purchase price, if satisfac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits.
Logan Drug Co., druggists. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-12
4 Fortunate Woman,

Mrs. Mary /. Baker, of Oryid, Mich,
has reason TO be very thankful. She was
q great sufferer FROM heart disease for
years. Was short OF breath, had hungry
spells, pain in side, nuttering, faintness,
etc. After taking two bottles OF DR..
Miles New Heart Cure, she says: 81 am
better than for 20 years. My mind and
eycsight have improved wonderfully. l
advise all persons thus afflicted to use
this great remedy" The Logan Drug
Company, druggists, recommends and
guarantees it. DR.. Miles work on Heart
Disease, containing marvellous testi-
monlals, Tree. MwF&w-2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-12
Got tllCIIusuryaatiup,

brooklyn Lie. .s5 i.
Mrs. Hayiork-Anything for me?
Rural Postmaster-I don't see nothin'.
Mrs. Hayiork-I was expectin' letter
or postal from Amt Sally Spiggs, tellin'
what day abe was comm.
Rural Postmaster calling to his wife)
Did yesee a postal from Mrs. Hay
forks Aunt Sally, tellin' what dey she
was comm?
His wite-Yes; she's comm Thurs'