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Tranascta general banking business.
Buys and seils drafts on the principal cities Of
the United states
Draws exchange ON all pafts Of Europe.
Advances made on orea. gold and silver bullion.
Car, full attention given to collection. aud re.
mittsnces made on day of payment.
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Consumption OF sunI,s.

Nearly one hundred thousand pouuds
OF sneils are gold daily in the Paris mar.
kets 70 bc eaten by dweiiors lin Paris.
They are carefully reared for The purDosc
In extensive snail gardens iu the PROV
incco and fed or aromatic herbs to MAKE
their flavor sweet One snailcgy I'm
Dion is said TO bring In to its proprietor
sevon thousand francs year. Many
Swiss canJons also contain large sna,I
gardens where they are grown with much
pains They are not only regarded as a
great delicacy, but are reckoned as very
nutritious. Hyglenists say they contain
seventeen per cent. OF heterogeneous mat
Ter, and that they are equal TO oysters in
nutrItIve properties. Snails are also
extensively used as an article OF food In
Austria, Spain. Italy, and Egypt and the
countries on the African side of the
mediterranean. Indeed, the habit OF
eating snails as food has existed In
turies..
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Prepared for the Emergency.

Spiders arc able to provide for their
own comfort under all circumstances. A
doctor desired To send n fine specimen of
the tribe to o medical friend who was ex-
ceedingly curious in the study OF such
matters. AS tho readiest means OF tran
sit, he enclosed IL In common wooden
box, and dispatched the tiny traveller by
express. The box, however, was too
roomy for the SPIDERS wants, and as no
seems to have dislikcd the jolting Incl
dent To travelling, he had recourse TO a
very inSenius remedy. When tho box
reached It's destination and the consi2noc
opened it, no was equally surprised and
delighted 70 find that his Insect charge
had spun for himself n superb hammock
securely hung from the four corners OF
the prison-houso, In which he had couch
cd In sailor fashion, as softly as he does
In his native AR.
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All About the Eny.

People with tnste for music usually
possess large ears, while those OF the
ill-tcmpered and cruel are thin and
small. Large ears also are said 10 de-
note generosity, whilo tho opposite IL
the trait OF those with smaller organs Of
hearing. This last idea Is scarcely cor
rect, however, as observation VIII show.
The ears of great philosophers and
statesmen have been rather largo. Box
ing childrens ears when they need cor
rocton Is barbarious custom, apt to
induce deafness In later years. The
fashion OF boring the ears, that iewols
may bangle therefrom, Is one which
seems to bo passing away. and IL Is one
which ought never to be revived In q
civilized land. Il wcll-formed ear Is
ornament enough to the f;Ico withou.
seeking TO beautify 1t further by metal
decorations.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11
A Rule OF TIrec.

Franklin Murphy brought sympathetic
tears 10 the eyes OF his hearers at tho
dinner OF the Leather Manufacturers Aa
ISOLATION by relating n story OF benevo-
lenco. A friend OF his, no said. wac
walking down 20 business one morning
when he saw young woman with a babv
In her arms sitting ON a church step and
weeping. The man, whom DIR. Murphy
called Jones, was touched by her apparent
distress and asked hor what was the
cause OF 10.
" walked into town, 4" she replied. =" 10
have my baby baptized, and now ~ viii
cost 50 TO have the service performed.
] haven't tho money and l don't know
what to do"
Well, that's small natter said
jones. haven't 90 Nm chance. hut
here's ten dollar bill. Take It and I
viii walt here for the change"
The woman returned in a short time
and handed Jones a. He patted the
child's head and went down town, re
ioicing In his own goodness. He felt
good all day and bis countenunce shown
with an unusual brightness. His 1850
ciates all noticed tho change and finally
one Of them asked him the cause Of IL.
] am happier than usual to-day. " said
Jones, "and tho reason Of 1t rs that did
three good things on my way down town
this morning. Ie redsted tho oeeur.
renee and wound up By saying.
so ] performed u doed Of charity.
started little child on its way 20 Para
disc. and got seven good dollars for 0
counterfeit ten dollar bill.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11
80 Universal CarcIessncss

There Is scarcely popular hotel that
could not start an umbrella shop with
the umbrellas forgotten by its patrons
Many diamond rings are left behind
having been removed while the hands,
are washed. Watches innumcrable arc
found under pillows, put there by guosts
on retiring and overlooked I'm the rush
OF the morning. Many pocketboojss
some OF them substantially lined with
greenbacks, are forgotten, often. no
doubt, to tho embarrassment OF tho
owner. Then there arc gold pencils.
gloves, shoes, hats, coats, overcoats'
eyeglasses, spirit lamps, powder boxes
shirt studs and handglasses. There are
moro toothbrushes forgotten in New
YORK hotels In week than any shop In
New York can replace on the instant.
slippers, cuffs and collars enough to
start a haberdasher's shop, ladles' stock
ings OF silk and all other textures, night
dresses OF lace, and plain, canes, work
baskets, shawls, bootJacks, rubber coats.
bracelets, opera-glasses, ladies' hats. en-
tire suits Of clothes, ladies' cloaks. fur
sacks, fans, Bibles, sermons, ear-rinas-
these and hundreds of other articles
make up the years collection I'm the large
hotels. When the owner Is not found
the goods are usually kept year. No
MOTEL clerk seems TO know what becomes
OF them after that.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11
EngiIshmon After Ninx,ra.

English capitalists are at tho point OF
taking out n mortgage on the water pow.
or Of the Canadian Niagara Falls. An
eminent English electrician and wcll-
known capitalists OF England are behind
the scheme. The object, II H. stated, is
10 got electricity for transmission TO cit
les and towns "a motive power and for
lighting purposes. The lessces ere to
pay $4,000 yearly rent. A deposit OF
$4,000 has been made with the Connie
sione-s, which 10 to be forfeited unless q
contract is finally closed ard tho balance
OF the first two ycar0' rent pnid by March
l, 1891. IL is stated that Ex-Governor
Cornell Is interested IN tho scheme. Tho
syndicate will be opposed by tho Harnii-
ton Company, known as the Niagara Hy-
dranlic Electric Company. Incorporated
In Virginia, with $50 900 capital.
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AL Dougherty, stage driver ont West,
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Therc'o no use talking Roy
Stone cells more pianos and organs
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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-01
A SUCCESSFUL SEASON.
The One just Closed One of the Best in the
History of the National Theatre.


With last nights performance at the Ma
tional Theatre the regular season closed. The
coming two weeks will be given up to college
commencements, and more flowers will be
handed over the footlights and piled on the
stage than during all the other fifty weeks of
the year. The commencement season over, it
is probable Manager Rapley may give his pa
irons a short engagement of summer opera.
He has been in negotiation with one of the
strongest organizations now on the road, and if
favorable arrangements can be made some eX-
cellent performances may be expected. Later
the house will be closed for a while, and the
usual annual cleaning up, retouching of deco
rations, and needed repairs will be effected in
anticipation of the new theatrical year.
THE season that has just closed,' said Man
ager Harry Rapley last night, ''has been one of
the most prosperous financially and most salts
factory otherwise the house has ever known.
We succeeded in securing steady run of at
fractions of almost uniform excellence, and
naturally we were rewarded with a correspond
ingly excellent patronage throughout the sea-
son. | don't think there was a theatre in any
city in the country that did a better average
business than the National the past season."
"What are the prospects for next season ~
THE HERALD man asked.
''As far as can be judged now, they are first
rate, If anything we have booked better line
of attractions than we had this season, Our
dates are filled with standard attractions and
we'll have our share of whatever novelties are
going ;,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-01

nature made it, undivested of its cap even, and
dipped one by one daintily into dish of pow
dered sugar and eaten from the stem. hardly
know which way prefer mine, only do know
that prefer my receipt for the cake to other
ries in May or June rather than January. The
fresher they are from the vine the better they
for all purposes
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-01
Hints for the Northwest.

ers now wear colored shirts-pink, blue or
advantage under the deeply cut-out waistcoats,
produce phenomenal effects. To heighten the
contrast they are fastened with large Jet studs.
These shirts are already so much in vogue that
they cannot be made fast enough. The young
Prince of Naples introduced the fashion.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-01
Mixed Fuel for a Man-ofWar.

From London Truth.
Some experiments made with mixed fuel of
coal and petroleum on the Italian man-of-war
Messaggiero at Spezzia are well worth attention.
The Messaggiero, which never before surpassed
fifteen knots am hour, reached almost seventeen
with the new combustion. The engineers COM
plain that the intense heat generated Injuries the
boilers, but that, of course, can be met.
For tonic and stimulant, drink Il. Portner
Brewing Co.'s Cabinet Beer.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-01
"GrowIers" Preparing for aBig Time

"GrOwIers" Preparing for aBis Time.
Washington Lodge of "Growlers" No. 2,
has made all arrangements for its annual ex-
cursion, next Thursday evening, the 5th in
stant. The lodge and its friends will assemble
at the wharf of the steamer Samuel j. Pentz,
and at $3.50 P. NJ. will sail for River View.
This occasion will be a notable one in the
history of the order in Washington, as for the
first time the lodge will be honored with the
presence of the Grand Lodge. 1t is hoped the
friends of members will do all in their power
to make the visit of the guests a most pleasant
one. On the day previous to the excursion the
Grand Lodge will hold its annual conVoeation
in this city, at the hall of Washington Lodge
No. 2, 904 Pennsylvania avenue. 1t is ex-
pected that large number from the sister
lodges will come from New York, accom-
panied by friends. The District lodge has ar
ranged to give banquet in the evening,
winding up with grand social session.
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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-01
A GOOD SEND-OFF
GIVEN TO LINCOLN FIRE INSURANCE
STOCK.

Electric Light Strons-Telephone and
Graphophone Weak-Pneumatic Gun
Carriage Active-Gas Stock Higher
Notes and Comments.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-01
VOTES COME POURING IN.
SECOND WEEK OF THE TEACHERS
EUROPEAN TRIP CONTEST.

The Interest Steadily Increasing-How the
Different Contestants Stand in the Bal
loting-Electioneerin Among the Pu-
pills of the Schools.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-01

The balloting for the teacher who shall en-
ioy The SUNDAY HERALD's free vacation tour
through Europe this summer has gone on stead
lily the past week, despite the distractions of
the holiday.
The votes came pouring in regularly day by
day and the showing in the week is something
handsome.
Several new candidates have been added to
the list and start off with comfortable batch
of votes.
In the schools there has been great increase
in the interest in the contest and the bright boys
and girls have been industriousy electioneering
for their favorite candidates. In many cases they
have adopted the scheme OF holding back the
votes for their favorite, as to send them all in
in big bunch toward the close of the contest
While this is legitimate, it would increase the
interest in the balloting and perhaps be q little
fairer to all concerned to send the votes in
week by week and thus let it be seen how the
favorites stood.
THE CONTESTANTS.
Following is list of the teachers for whom
votes have been cast the past week and the
number of said votes up to o'clock last night:
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-01

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