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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June 4.-The Stock Market to-day
feverish and irregular, with the result OF leav-
ing the entire list irregulary changed from last
evenings figures. While important changes are
few, final changes i'll most cases in the direction
of lower figures. But While Rock Island furnished
the only important loss, being down "A per cent,
Sugar Trusts are up 8 "a.
NEW YORK, June 4.-United States Bonds: as
1872; 412's, 1929; Northern Pacific. 367s; Cana
dian Pacific, S25s; Central Pacific 35 Union Pa
cifc. 6714; Atchlson, Topeka and Santa Fe. 481s:
wells-Fargo. l44 bid, 14S asked Western Union,
95Is; Silver, 102; Sterling, 81 s41aG4 9612.
Wheat cash, No. 2, 9612c; No. 3, soc.
Flour-Quiet.
Coffee-Sl7 80.
Sugar. 5s95 1sc
Hops-California, l9c-
Hides-California. 1870
Copper-LaEe, Sl5 so.
Tin-SpOt S2l %.
Lead-DomeStc, 81 80
IrOn-Sl4.
Petroleum-S1i4c
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FOR THE WORLDS FAIR.
Mayor Pond Appoints the Local Com

hhyor Tohu appoints the LOCAL Som-
mittees.
Mayor Pond, Chairman Of the Worlds
Fair General Committee, has made the fol-
lowing appointments:
On the Executive Committee, to carry out the
plan OF the Stale Orld's Fair COnveniion-C c.
l.. Taylor, representing the Chamber of Com
metcei James ID. Phelan, reprr seuting ihe San
Francisco Ant Association; William Harney,
representing The Manufacturers Association /;
j. q. Brown, representing the State Board OF
TRADE; 4. w. Newha representing the Boa I'd
Of Trade OF san Francisco; Z. Bundschu, repre-
senting tie Stale Board OF Vltculture Homer S.
King, representing The San Francisco Stock Ex-
change; Il. NJ. Lelong, representing the Stale
Board OF Horticulture; w. l.. Locke. represent
Ing the Canned Goods Association OF California; (;
irving NJ. Scott. representing the Engineers and
HOn-iounders' Association.
On the Committee 10 Incorporate the Worlds
Fair Association OF Callfornia-Ge0rge W. Nc
Near. San Francisco Chamber OF Commerce;
M. NJ Estee, California State Board OF Trade I;
Colin NJ. Boyd, Board OF Supervisors; A. e..
Hawes, San Francisco Art Associations; IsidOr
Jacobs, Canned Goods Association OF California; !;
A w. Scott, Mechanics Institute; A S. Halli-
die, Manufacturers Associations; Jules Cerf
San francisco Board Of Trade; C. +. Bassett,
San Francisco Produce Exchange; &. Carpy,
Hlne-dealeis' Association.
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j. NJ. Donahue's Horses.

The advertised sale of horses, vehicles
and harness, the property of the late James
Mervyn Donahue, was held at the st.
George Stables on Bush street by Killip &
Co. yesterday. About 5000 was realized
from the entire sale. A. w. Foster bought
Baby, bay mare by Carr's Mambrino, for
$40. Belle, by Frank Malone, went to II.
Agnew for SOB. A bay filly by Abbots-
ford was sold to A. W. Foster for $500.
The gem Of the sale, sorrel fily Guy
Wilkes, born 1888, dam Elaine, went to that
astute young judge of bargains in horse
flesh Frank II. Burke for S625 The flly
was called cheap by good judges at $500
and the sum was later on offered TO Mr..
Burke for his purchase. To-day large lot
will be sold by Killip Il Co. The valuable
jewelry of tile deceased, which was also
catalogued for sale, will be disposed of
later on at auction.
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Steamers to sail to-day are the Oregon for Port
land, the Pomona for San Diego, the Coos Bay for
Little River, the Truckee for Tilamook Bay and
the Arcata for Coos Bay. The City of Peking falls
due from China and japan, the Los Angeles from
San Pedro, the Coos Bay from Little River the
Columbia from Portland, the Ajax from Coos Bay
the Humboldt from Humboldt Bay the Gipsy from
the Salinas River, the Santa Maria from San Diego
and the AIKi from Puget Sound
The Dawpool taxes for Liverpool 1875 cs Salmon,
625 cts Barley, $3.50 lbs Borax 225O bbls Flour
342. $50 lbs Crchilla, 325sS cts Wheat, 5429 gal
Ions wine and l,45l.175 lbs Zinc Dross, valued at
S104, ,9l2 Parthenope for Cork 1855 ctls Wheat,
at $66, 900.
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Mining and Electricity.

The following articles Of Incorporation
were filed in the County Clerks Office
yesterday:
The Gold and Silver Mining and Extraction
Company. DirectOrs-ThOmas aud Arthur +.
Price, Ii. j. Owen and LOUIS l.. Koch of San
Francisco and h A Powell of Oakland. Capital
stock, S5,000,0o0, divided Into 100000 shares I;
$2060 subscribed
National Electric Development Company.
Directors-George A. Davis, John G. Turner,
Henry e. Miller, Charles d. Cushing and &. j.
Talon, Of San Francisco. Capital stock, $780,
600, divided iulo 10000 shares; $500 sub
scrlbed. The company will engage in general
electric, engineering and contracting BUSINESS.
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Bishop Armitage Asylum.

A constitution and bylaws was adopted
Tuesday evening by the Bishop Armitage
Church Orphanage and the following Di-
rectors elected for the ensuing year: Mrs.
A. L. Brown, Mrs. A. E. Williams, Mrs. IL.
X. Judah, Mrs. j. de Ia Montanya, Mrs. j..
ii. Church, Mrs. ID. F. Dodge Mrs. NJ. f..
Martin, Miss NJ. c. Hill and Messrs. q. w.
Gibbs, T. Z. Foolks and L. Wadham.
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CALLED TO ACCOUNT.
Wife Number Two Wants Legal an,
Financial Regtitution

WIG NumDtr Two WANTS Legal and
Financial Restitution.
When Alice NJ. Hanna married John S.
Reese at SOuthfeld, Mich, in 1881, she did
not know that Mary Ann Reese, who now
resides at Phillipsburg, n. j., is an un-
divorced wife of Reese.
Last month the cat was let out of the bag
and Mrs. Reese No. 2 has entered action for
annulment of marriage. to recover one-half
of the community property, to secure a
monthly allowance of $50, and also to be
given the right to resume her maiden name
Reese owns shares amounting To $4,000
in the Pacific Metal Works, and is said to
have an income Of about $500 a month.
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LUPIN.

ss AIR sisters, one in meek-tOned blue and
Hl gray,
= And saT Sns in y'Il'" p''"'' that brighten
Confusion gay on sparse-grown sand arrayed'
Why art passed by like foriorn maid
With lovers few, receiving scanty praise
While some are homage given by every gaze?
But thou art loved by winged things
That visit thee each day on silken wing;
The culver OF thy lips close drawn we see
At tender touch and tread of gold barred bee,
And hear the eager beat of wings
Which, embodiment of formless perfume, springs
To weight the wind with loving harmony
or cliusing sweets and lingering melody.
Mrs. L. i. BALLARD.
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Lamed for Life.

John Mcnamara, a teamster at Ocean
View, met with a serious accident yester-
day, which may leave him lame for life.
He was coming into town on a Howard
street car, and stepped off at the corner of
Tenth street for his hat, which had blown
from his head. In doing so he stumbled
nd fell upon his right hip. fracturing the
bone just at the joint. The car was being
stopped at the time, and McNamara's mis-
hap was due to his partially intoxicated
condition.
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ministrator and James n Lambert who
has power of attorney from Pierce and
n. j., and niece and nephew of the de-
ceased. The estate consists of house and
lot worth 5000 situated on the north side
of Brannan street. between Second and
Third.
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were forfeited yesterday by Judge Shafter
in four cases of libel and one of attempted
S25c0 and the sureties are Louis PockwtZ
and Gustave l.. Page. Choynski was called
for arraignment, but failed to respond,
wherefore Dench-warran was issued for
his arrest.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, June 4.
MARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wheat firmer.
Barley steady.
Large sale of Oats.
Corn keeps up.
Rye quiet.
Beans inactive.
Good New Potatoes and Onions sell well.
Butter unchanged.
Cheese weak
Eggs very firm.
Poultry weak.
Green Pears appeared.
String Beans high.
Hops very strong.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta. spot, Sc rs; Wool Bags 36@3Sc;
Potato Gunnies, nominal.
LEATHER-Good heavy Sole, 2592sc; medium,
22@23c q n good light Sole. 20G2lc p n
damaged, l6c "a NJ BuT, lO@I2c p foot; Side
Leather, 912@ lO12c y root; Calfskins, 10000 p
u; Kips. $25@4D y doz; No. Harness, 27G3oc;
No. z, 24@25c y 10.
SUGAR-The California Refinery quotes, termsnet
cash Cube, I$sci Crus1eds 1%Sc; Extra Powdered
Confectioner's A. 67sc; Extra c, &c; Golden G,
574e z 10; Bags, 1sc more than bbs.
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of Minna street, near Fifteenth. The de-
ceased had no kin in this State, and as his
heirs only an aged uncle in Ireland. In
Public Administrator reported the sale of
the property at its appraised value, $1,000.
to IL. Jacob, and the Court confirmed the
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Rnilasrs, Cnn,rants.

John Lutgen with +. W. Kearn, carpenter work
on SW. cor. of Devisadero and Oak sts, 50x95;
SI1.74O.
John Lutgen with Fred Wagner. brickwork, same;
S22s9.
NJ. kochman with G. w. Hansbrough, to build on
" line OF 0'Farrell ST., 1876 E. OF Fillmore, E..
50xl37 :6 $4,000; bonds 81 3 900; John +. Taylor
and John w. Manning. sureties.
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English Wheat Market.

LIVERPOOL, June 4.-The spot market Is frner
at 6s l1d97s I'd. Cargoes frmer at 35s Sd
for off coast 35s cd for Just shipped and 35s Sd for
nearly due.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: June, Is l12d; july Is
11ad: August Is l34d: September. rs I'd: octO-
Der. rs 21ad; November, Is 2lad December, rs
2Ad
SECURITIES
LONDON, June 4.--Consois, s75s; United States
Bonds; as, l25; 4t2's, los; Silver, 46Ad;
$4,000.
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Parricn Rxnn.s Estnte.

The matter of the estate Of Patrick Ryan.
who died three months ago, leaving no kin
dred in this State, was called in Judge Cof-
fey's department yesterday, but continued
for another week. The administration of
the estate is contested by the Public Ad-
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A Rude Awakening.

Edward b. Einsila and NJ. Louise Kin
sila have brought action to recover $4,000
damages from the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company, complaining that on April 18th
last she was passenger between Yuma
and this city, and was permanently injured
in an accident caused by the train running
100 quickly down steep grade and being
ditched aud wrecked. Mrs. Kinsia was
thrown from her berth and sustained a
severe shock to her nervous system, be-
sides other injuries.
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Held for Bieamy.

John Baron. an old man who married Il
second wife while his wife was away at sea
earning her living as stewardcss because
he would not support her and gave out that
She was drowned, was held yesterday BY
Judge Rix in bonds OF $1,000 to await trial
for bigamy.
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Sale ofn small Estate.

tate in this city some few years ago, leaving
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MORNING SALES.

MOHNINN
Board-200 Hawaiian Commercial, 10: so do.
1917: 100 Hutchinson Co, ~: 20 s + GaslIght,
5S: 80 S Water, 1865
Street-50 5 Water, 99Ia; 50 do 995A; 100
yigorit Powder, 71a; 80 $ Gasllght, So.
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-50 Gaslight, 5s 65 S Water, 99ss;
Streets Hutchinson $ Co, 22 SO Cal Electric
LIGHT 2Ols
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO June 4.-wheat opened at from Il to
q lower than the closing of yesterday. declined
from q TO 7sc more, and then held steady, and
closed 12c lower for july 1c for August lIsc for
September, and 14c for December than the closing
prize of yesterday. Receipts 1000 bushels ship
ments $4,000 bushels. Rye quiet at a3e. Barley
nominal.
CHICAGO. June 4.-Wheat, cash, 9114c
Corn-S3s4c.
Pork-S12 s7IA.
Lard-s5 s712.
Ribs-S5
Whisky-S1 09.
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San Francisco Neat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
a follows:
BEEF-Frst quality, 5l4@6c; second quality,
1906 &c; third do, 4tG4I2c.
VEAL-Large, 44Gc: small Calves 6G7c.
MUTT0N-Wethers 612@97c; Ewes 6G612c.
LAMB-Spring Lamb 7@9Sc = TO-
PORK-Live Hogs, 4tG4I4c for grain-fed. and ga
gao for heavy packing: stock Hogs, 4129i5sc ,
10; dressed do, 7EaSc p 10.
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Choynskrs Bonds Forfeited.
The bonds Of l. N. Choynski. the editor
OF weekly paper called Public Opinion.
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New York Exchange.
New York exchange, zoe for sight drafts and
25c for telegraphic.
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BOARD SALES,

Folio wing were the sales yesterday in the San
lIancisco Stock Hoard:
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Mexican Dollars.

Fine Silver.
ouotable at 81 O21a@l os = ounce.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THoNks
TESSEST, Chronometer and Instrument
Maker, Is Market street.
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4 DVICE FREE: DIVORCES SPEEDILY; NO
y publicity: legal everywhere. X. SECULAR.
Attorney "a EearuY st mViS 6m
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DORTRAIIS $ ENLARGED IN INDIA INK,
L crayon, water colors aud pastel. Pacific Por
trait Co. 1921 Market St, tt. o. BRIEN. Nsr 20 If
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
Think of the Newspaper Men

The Richmcni Dispatch, referring
to the work Of the campaign which
ended in such glorious victory for
the Democrats parry on n vembcr 4
says:
All honor TO the orators, commit
teemen and other party workers
whose labors achieved the victory Of
Tuesday. Tbey deserve the hand !.
some things which will be sail. of
them, and we are always ready and
willing to be the vehicle to convey
the public appreciation OF such de-
serving men.
We beg leave, however, to Say a
word also for the newspaper folks
the editors, reporters and correspon-
ents. Without their help success
would have been scarcely possible.
They gave it not In a perfunctorg
way but heartily and freely. Where
speakers addressed scores of voters
they reached hundreds. They re.
lentlessly exposed the enemy's re-
cord aud happily compared ours
with il. They kept up contact be-
tween the leaders and the people and
not only published the best thoughts
OF our speakers, but added to the lit
era'u'e of the campaign great treas
ures OF fact and argument. Finally
when the drowsiness OF over conf
dence was settling upon the citizens
they sounded tue alarm so long and
loudly that the voters were aroused to
a proper sense of duty.
Speaking OF the idea generally en-
tertained by the people that il Is part
OF the business Of a newspaper to
boom candidates and do party work
the Dispatch continues:
There is popular miseoncep.ion
that it is all in Their line aad they
! make money out of H. No such
thing. 1t is gratui,Ious service. 1,
brings in no money at all aud few
thanks, while IL costs much in cash
and work.
SO, while the people are REJOICING
over their great victory let them
think OF the newspaper men S.
among those who gave to the cam,
paiga something that was valuable
and praisewortby.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28

She was too shrewd to tell him
size thought he was asking her for
Susie. lie might conclude he
wanted Der yet If he thoughtthere
was any chance for him.
The mnsic in the next room
ceased; but they did not notice.
AUNT JANEi'
twasSusie's shocked voice from
the doorway.
Miss Barrett pulled her form
from Abel's OBTAINING arms. and
the crowd from the sitting-room
irooped in. laughing and shouting
uproariously.
AS this secret was out, Paul and
Susie told theirs. And everyone
laughed except Jack.
1T was that confounded mustard
pot that gave that preacher n
chance to talk to Sue, he said
fiercely.
But Susie canuot understand
way Abel rushed away and pro.
posed to Aunt Jane so soon after
she refused him. And she is wont
TO tell that she received two pro.
posals that Thanksgiving, aud al
most three.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
a Story For Young Men.

There is moral In the following
story. II is true and is applicable
TO every poslti in commercial, liter
airy or professional world. II will
apply TO the most eminent LAWYER
and 10 the clerk IN the corner gro
Gerry: A yJung 81. Paul man 90
Piled to a well known merchant In
that city for The pace OF assistant
k-keeper. He was asked what
salary he expected and replied /:
Eighteen dollars week. We had
decided not 10 pey more than ffteap.
demnrrei the merchant. Well. SIR.
answered the young man, frankly, ]
need the place. but you must remem-
Der / should work just as hard IL Won
paid me but Eve do lars a week. An
right. sir, replied the merchant with
an approving smile you are just the
kind Of a man we wanti 90 10
work Tomorrow at twenty dollars a
week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
READ BEFORE sIGNINg

Among the pithy sayiugs of a
well known Germen philosopher
and reader occura the following (:
Sign no paper without reading
it, In these days Of education,
enlightenment, aud progress, such
caution would hardly seem ne
cessary to any person in the full
possession of his facuIties; yet il is
astonishing how many people there
are. including good business men,
who attach their signatures to pa
pers or documents whose contents
may have serious bearing upon
themselves or their affairs, With
scarcely a glance at their contents.
Uarelessness ia falling to acq1aint
themselves with the contents of a
paper before signing it has worked
incalculable harm to thousands OF
we'll intentioned people. /, is "a
good thing, therefore, to bear in
mind continuously the above quo
tation, particularly with respect to
such papere as express or Imply
anything in the nature of q con.
tract or a legal obligation. Ira
de Review.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
Are They Making the Law
Odiousp

a fes days ago IA eff,rt was ma ,e
u pfeycot tho trsrsm;ssion OF a
Wesefo ns~spaper through the mails
oecanse u coniais.e | reference 10
rsffie at church falr. on the
ground that Tho publication VAS a
violation OF The lottery law recent '
paced BY Congress YESTERDAY Pss :
master Denniag. OF August, Ga, re-
fused TO allow the Augus'a rhroaicie
to be matted 20 SUBSCRIBERS b canse
TO an sst'cle on the racrs IF the Au !.
gus,a Jockey Club IL stated that
pools are sold evsrg night a, certain
place The Postmaster Generals
attention was at once called To tho
matter and he promptly telegrspbesI
Postmaster DsnniDg that she publ
citiop OF tho results Of horse races or
pool selling ia connection with horse
races does not co2c within the Or J.
VI ions OF the lottery ac,. End there.
lore does not render newspaper un.
mailable. Ia would seem that it
ought not to require any message
from Washington or any where else
to make such proposition odious TO
even the most stupid OF postmasters.
The lottery law WAS intended TO sup
press lotteries. not newspapers, hu,
many Of the subo:dlpa'e officials of
the Posteifice Department appear 10
imagine that its design was to estab.
iish censorship OF the press, and to
lodge in their hands The power Of de-
Gliding whether such and such publi-
cations are detrimental TO public
morality. Absurd appl.cst,ons of
the law 10 cases IL was never aimed
at will simply make it odicus and
ineff-ctuAL and the extraordinary
zeal displayed in some instances not
unasturally give rise TO the su spicion
;bat the object in view is to disgust
the pubic and render the lottery set
unpopular. Whether this Is 60 or no.
pos;mrs'eis shoull be govetne, by
common sense IN ihtir enforcement Of
its provisions, and should constantly
bear in mind tho fact that this is q
free country with free press, aud
that the tyranncal methods aud mar
row interpretations which might suit
a Russisn censor are not applicable
TO this Baltimore Sun
November 10.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
A T-sto Of His own Medicine


Even II the charges OF bribery and
corruption at the re selection of
Speaker Reed should be subslanti.
ated, II is not very likely that he will
be unseatod. There will probably be
a margin in his favor after deduc ioo
all the purchased votes, for the
Democrats permitted the election to
go by default. and lhsre will doubt.
less be found sufficient fairness aad
conservation ia the Democratic ma.
jorIty to cause it to abstain from
scoring . partisan triumph In the
BUSTING OF Reed. except on tile clear
est proof When, however, we con
slider Reeds arbitrary aud tyrannlcal
course which helped TO bring about
the unseatiDg Of so many Democrats
without shadow OF jnstifca' icn, We
must admit that the Democrats viii
have to encounise q strong tempta.
Iion IN the opportunity 10 give him q
taste OF bis OWn medicine. and We
may depend upon il that there eill be
some vigorous squirming on Mr..
RUed's part II he has 10 swallow the
dose. lie thought IL an elegant Joke
to taunt and bully bis helpless OBJ
ponents, bat the process will probab
~ not seem 50 amusing 10 him when
applied 20 himself,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
DON'T nEkR EVERY rnlNe.

The art of not heating should DO
learned by all. There are so taa
ny things which il is painful 10
hear very IN my winch. IL hesfd .
will dis urb the temper cor.
rupt simplicity aud mode ~. de-.
tract from cnnten,meut aud happi-
ness If man talls iato v7oleat
passion, and calls us ali manaar st
names, at the first word We shonld
shutour ears, end hear no more.
II IN a quiet voyage Of life We dud
ourselves caught in one of those
domestic whirlwinds Of scolding.
we should shrt our ears as q saiior
would farl bis calls and. making AL
tight, tcud before the gale. II u
bot, restless man begins to inaame
our feelings, We should consider
what mischief The fiery sparls may
40 IN our magazine below, where
our temper is kept. aud instantly
close the door. If all the petty
things raid OF one by needless or
ill-natured idiers were brought
home to him, he would become q
mere walking pin-cnshion stuck
tull OF sharp remarks. Ii we
would be happy. when among good
men we should open our ears:
when among bad me-: shut tnem.
II IS not worth while 10 hear what
our neighbors say about our chill
dFen, what our rivals say about our
business, our dress, or our affairs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
True And Brave Women.

To be ablo to look cheerfulIv and
hopefully through c'ou is OF scrroU
ana distress Is m accomplishment
bestowed by nature upon every true
and bravo woman and, no matter ho0
poor or humble her home my be
tho magic power Of smiles can
brighten is shsdows and tighten i,s
cares. Upon the troubled mind OF =
feeling husband q wiie's smile falls
Ike sunbeam on q hoTer. AID
bow much more beautiful it makes
the face that wears Il than a froWn
" hen a wife and mother. forgetting
sorrows and hardships, smiles away
her tears, there Is a lovelicess In Tie
set that speaks to mans heat more
tloqueDtly han words.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
Be True

A teacher said the other dnV.
'HoDry Slower is che only boy In
school { can trust when my back "a
turned Wasn't that good word
for Henry
A mother said Once, 4 can leave
any letter open on 10y desk and N /
am called away, no matter how LONG
am cer.ain Nellie will never try 70
read a word Of it,
These things COULDN'T he said Of
every boy aud girl These ohlldren
are honesty, They 10 right not onlt
when others are looking at them. bot
always, remembering hat Gods eve
is upon then. They do right because
Il is right. That IL what We should
always do and live AZ ia Gods prea-
ence and do what will please Hin.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-11-28
On. Ibis ringing in The care I

VII ms ringing in the ears
w, this humminz n he head
Hawking, blowing. snu6ing. gaapinQ,
Watering eyes and throst a. racpinq.
Heelib impaired and comfort nsd
"fill would that we're dead
Whas folly to suffer 81 With ca
tarrhal troubles when The woyas eases
Of chronic catsrrb 10 the head ara re-.
iieyed aud cured BY The mild, cisans-
ING and healing properties OF Dr..
Sage's Datafrh Remedy. It pufllies
he foul breath, by removing che cause
OF offence, hesls the sore and inflsmod
passages and periecis . LISTING cure.