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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28

uNO EXCHANGE.-Ten acres W. mn ll,,,'' ~
city limits Of Yankton, 5. d., Ior PIoP-
g,tv 10 or near Salyln. ". - i5vV:''
alem or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TIVO kENT.-A house Of five rn. I,.s, reet etit
auire OF 7. Van der Ban' "lntSi1 ~ ~ Stsa
north of Union.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28

MARsHALTowN, Ia, Nov. 28-
Mercury reached IL below zero her'
his a. IN, the coolest at this date
Dr many years. There is four inches
f snow here.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28
MINE FLOODED.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 2S.-The draii
tunnel in Ontario mine has cut int
a watervein, and the mine is Hood
ed. It is thought operations can b'
resumed in about ten days.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-11-28

PARIS, Nov. 2s,-The obsequies of
Right Hon. Edward Bulwer Lytton,
Earl Lytton, British Ambassador
at Paris who died suddenly in this
city Tuesday last was held today in
the English church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-17
A LITTLE FUN.

A thirsty man win grab 1T straw
Galveston NelrS.
The marriage relstion-your mother
in-lsW.-Pltclk
II Jay Gould has Joined the 400 there's
millions in it.-Chicdgo Tribune
The smallest boy frequently gets the
biggest notwithstanding Journal
a locomotive travels better and q man
worse with a headlight.-ColluR5ltsP Post.
Another corner is reported in Chica-
90 The names Of the corned will come
In later.-BgltimOre American
Marriage seems never so much a fall
ure 70 a mSn IS when something goes
wrong AT home that he can't possibly
blame on his wife.-AtchiS0n Globe.
There is plenty Of room at the top. T"
That may account for the humber Of
young business enterprises We read Of
''g0ing up. n-YOIlkers Statesman.
Banks: Who do you suppose origi-
mated the expression las full as a goat?"
Tanks: On. some fellow who had been
working the can."-NeC York Her
add
When q man begins his remarks with
the phrase, There's no use talking, +"
you may as well settle yourself down 70
listen TO d long Observation-Disclosures
Mars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-17
PRODUCE.

CuCAGo. December 16.-Wheat was
weak to-day and prices ruled lower. The
conditions were full Of disbursement for
holders. and there was steady selling pres
sure most Of the DAY, with sluggish de-
mand. and trade was dull and narrow. The
weakest aspect Of the case was the situa-
tion IN Europe, where holders seem 70 have
lest confidence and turned zee sellers. For
soE1e DAYS the situation tEe4e has been
growing worse, and now there appears 10
be a general slaughter OF the longs. Domes-
Tie markets have sympathized with the
conditions and are tending downward.
Local BUYERS sold freely and the longs
were inclined 70 let so their dealings Corn
was weak and lower on all the futures; the
weakness ii the wheat pit was one Of the
decreasing factors. Oats were quiet and
steady and without feature. Hog products
were steady and inclined 70 fruness, a.
though the trade was light Flour, steady
and unchanged. Wheat, cash No. spring
q0c: No. spring 81 : aSS1Sc; No. red yOc;
Daceni Der ) ~ s9O5Sc, closing 81 9Oc; anu
arv g05Saql sc, closing st size; May q63sa
q7isc. closing al e6sc. Corn, cash i17Sc;
December 47aJO74c, closing at 4Sc; anuary
49, s45c. closing 81 422sc: May 4214 a42}sc,
closing AT 42%c. Oats, cash, No. SIC;
December S2a32i &c. closing az sec; Janu-
srv 80 x aS2ls c, closing ST 81 &c; May 32es
aSSiSc. closing 81 3SSSc. Rye, No 2, Sc.
Bariev. No. ,, SIC. F'laxseed. axe. limo
nv seed. 81 %. Mess Pork, cash and
December s. 10aS Is; January $40 921SR
II 90. closing at SO 95; May $ll Y71Ss
II "a closing st 81 40. Lsrd, cash q on:
December $6 10; JanuaryS6 l21S, May s. -
as s.. closing 81 g ~. Short ribs, cash
IS 4aa5 60; December s. +0a5 -. closing
at IS 40: May, s. S0s5 S21s, closing al 8 so;
shoulders q S75Sal 80; short clear 5 70a
: -. Others, unchanged. Receipts-Flour.
50 600 barrels; wheat. 1SS,oo0 bushels;
corn. saS, 600 bushels; oats 900 bushels;
rye. 5O09 bushels: barley s, 600 bushels.
Flour, 2, 900 barrels: wheat,
10 Coo bushels; corn, $4,000 beshels; oats,
$4,000 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; barley.
5000 bushels
NEW YoKK, December 16-Fiour-Re-
ceipts 10000 packages; exports 1900 bar
RES: market dull and weak; sales 5000
barrels. Wheat, receipts, $4,000 bushels;
exports 16S.000 bushels: sales 2.e64. 900
bushels futures ana 12o, 900 bushels spot:
spot market quiet; No 8 red 81 o.; IN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-17
rI,n r. n. DIVER i'm Town.

Hon. Z. Is. Dyer, OF Charleston, was
- me city yesterday on business, aud
s- route % ParSerSburg, leaving early
this morning. Mr.. Dyer is one Of the
-rs politicians Of hsuawha, and is much
--.- ,ted iu the Outcome Of the gUoer-
-...-.z. em5r0gli0 now going on.
y expect there is considerable eX-
element 10 your county, observed The
reporter.
.We-. 10, ~ said GIr. Dyer, mot so
mich IS is imagined. You don't hear
..uuc- % the political situation there
q. 731 do outside ia other counties. /
lsye elcoun erred more interest and
---.a-v in the affairs 10 Charleston since
started from home than ] have ever
heard there
.Ars there any new gubernatorial
candidates il the field .?
.Ngl many. Watts and McCCrkls seem
--ts--e TWO lights, and both seem to
-- developing considerable strength.
N.---s.e is perhaps little Ia the lead.
Watts has a strong Influence with the
--.- esueut by reason OF his c0nnec-
-.r with the mines. A new candidate
s., kelly 20 be il tie arena in the per
s-r 70 Hon. Phil snyder. lie viii be 8
-o1- card. It will be remembered
---t be carried kanawha county By 500
zs l--y.
-NLers is the Democratic State
Convention likely 70 be held?'
Probably al Parkersbarg, although
s-v.-l. r.ace, are making bids FOR il.
Outside li politics, the uextthing most
expressing be- attention Of Charleston
or present IS the grip. II Is prevailing
90 az almost alarming extent, and the
doctors there have their hands full
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-17
BR1DeEPoKr.

The second Of the series Of musicales
which has been inangerated by A New
man, Of Brookside, took place on Tues
day afternoon and was a decided sue
cess. The participants acquitted them
selves in q creditable manner The in
struments which were manipulated by
the musicians were the banjo, guitar,
violin and mandolin. Ii Is hoped that
the next affair viii take place at an
early date.
The Turkey Walk ct PeltZ's Hall, in
-ttnaVille, took place on Monday even
Ing. Col. Stratum and Miss Minnie
Branch came out ahead on the walk,
and consequently had the pleasure OF
enjoying nice large turkey.
The Martins Ferry Water Board are
bnsily engaged tapping the pipes around
town and At Etnayi.le. The sum OF
two dollars is charged By them for each
tap that is made.
Geo. 9. Mckee and wife leave to-day
for Kansas City and other Western
points, on q business and pleasure trip
combined. They will probably be gone
two weeks.
The Willing Workers OF the German
Lutheran Church are clearing the City
Hall, preparatory for their Christmas
Market, which takes place tonight.
The case Of the Martins Ferry Con-
struction Company VS.. Bridgeport cor
porStion, which was TO come up Yester-
day, has been postponed.
The people Of the West End are COM
planning about certain parties throwing
ashes and other rubbish in the streets.
John Kidd. who was killed at Kids
coal mines sometime last week, was
very well known in this section.
Chas. Morrow, formerly Of this place,
located In the West, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Wilson in town.
Mrs. Laurence and daughter, Of
Washington, are visiting Mrs Thos.
Bags, Of Kirkwood.
Jas. N. Ross, Of Huntington, ". Va,
and G. E. Henry, Of Cleveland, are at
the Shannan House.
Mrs. Thomas Scott leaves during the
coming week for Dennison, Ohio, 10
spend the holidays.
Toby Smith and wife have joined
hands again after a separation Of about
thirty-Six hours.
1t is rumored about town that two
well weddings will take place on Christ
mas night.
The case Of Henry Wacker VS.. F. c.
Robinson was postponed until Friday
evening.
Aunt Nancy Lloyd is lying in very
critical condition al her home on Main
street.
Jno. Eberle, of Minneapolis, Mimi, is
visiting his brother, Adam Eberle.
Prof Mullen passed through town TO-
day en- route for Steubenville.
Miss Emma Close, Of Laferty, is visit
ing friends in town.
VIM. E. Ball has closed his saloon in
-Etuaville.
Officer Sauers ran in a plain drunk
yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-17
STOLE HER CHILDREN.
.,r.fr Takes Two Girls From the Hos
p.taL Sat They Are Recovered

,r.Fr Takes Two Girls From the Hos
p.tal. But They Are Recovered.
Ars1v whose name could not be as
..--s.-sd. and who claimed Kentucky
a.. ra- home. called az the Hospital on
---.-av and asked for two little girls,
e-s5 about 10 and - years respectively,
,--.r she said were her children. The
s.-a-s referred her 20 RI Rev Bishop
KAN. She called az the Bishops resi-
1s-cs. but he was absent from the
Yesterday afternoon, about two
O'clock she again called al the Hospital
70 company with another lady, and
-r4-ss 500 for the release OF the chill
E-.-. TIE Sisters declined, and she
s.-s--a1. On her way out, she saw
-.s.--.e girls 90 play, and picking them
~ she carried them OF. The two
v-aa and the children boarded an
a.a-t-.. motor. while a telephone mes
~. was sent for an officer. Officer
= lis responded, and met the motor 81
seventh street. BE demanded posses
son Of the children, out the lady wept
-.-.-.y and refused % give them up,
--. nicer being obliged 20 use force.
q. children, however, did not want 70
-s.ss the Hospital The Sisters did not
Ee,.-s % prosecute the women.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-17

graded red 9Ss<casl Il; options weak and
lower; Nc. 2 red December 81 045<; jan
usry 81 05; February q 06al 06S[, closing at
81 O61s; March 81 OH; April 81 07ssl; May
81 07al Os51s, closing st 81 07Al; June 81 o5%
al O6j<. Rye, dull; western 81 u. Barley,
No. 2 Milwaukee 73a74. Corn, receipts
los, 900 bushels: exports g., 900 bushels;
sales 1851, 900 futures ana 1900 spot;
market fairly active; ungraded mixed asa
:; December size; January $50 a544c,
c4Ssing at 5S5fc: February 52slc; March
52sslc; May 81 &c; July 5o1la50Slc, closing
at 5O5zc. Oats, receipts s., 900 bushels;
exports 1900 bushels; sales 290, 900 bush
els futures, and l4S. 900 bushels spot; mar
ket weaker and lower: December S95Sc;
January 395Sc; Msy 39aSqAc, closing at
391Ec: spot No. white 40t4c; mixed west
err 3S1za4l1Sc; white do 39a431Sc; No. 2
Chicago nc. Hay and hops, firm. Coffee,
steady and sails points up. Sugar, dull
Molasses. firm. Rice, firm. Petroleum,
steady: United ct Sc. Cottonseed Oil,
dull Tallow, dull. Rosin, quiet Tur-
pentine, dull Eggs, quiet; western 241{c.
Pork, quiet Cut Meats, quiet and weak.
Lard, easier; western steam s. 4254; De
cemOer &c 20; January s. II: February
Sc 50; March sc 60; May 81 IS. Butter.
quiet; western dairy l6a23c; creamery lea
395<. Cheese. quiet; part skins 41<a9c.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, December I6.-Flour,
dull. Wheat, weak; No. ? red December
81 coal 00lI January 81 0lal OH February
81 OF; March 81 051{l 90. Corn, weak; No
No mixed December 551xa56c; January
s1La53s!c; February 521zc; March 5255Ss
529Zc. Oats, quiet; No. white December
40SIa4iL1c; January, February and March
4Oa4l55c. Eggs, dull; PENNSYLVANIA frsts
&c. Receipts-Flour, 1000 barrels; wheat,
4. 900 bushels; corn, So, 900 bushels; oats,
"a 900 bushels Shipments-Wheat, Sc 600
bushels; corn, p, 900 bushels; oats, 1900
bushels.
ToLEDo, O., December l6.-Whest,
active and lower; No. ? cash and Decem-
Der 951{c; May 81 0l1s. Corn, steady; No.
2 cash 45c; May 44c. Oats, quiet; cash
SIC Rye, dull; cash &c Cloverseed,
dull; prime cash and December s. 55:
February IS 60. Recelpts-Wheat, $4,000
bushels: corn, g, 900 bushels; oats, 1000
bushels; rye, 1900 bushels; cloverseed,
200 bags Shipments-Flour, LOCO bar
rels; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, $1,000
bushels; cloverseed, $50 bags.
BALr1MoRE, MD, December l6.-Whest
steady; No ? red spot and December 81 02l5
al OSll: Janusry.Sl 035s; February g. O4S[
al O5; May 81 O1X Receipts, l04, 900 bush
els. Shipments. $4,000. Corn, weak;
mixed spot 57a57zc; year 565sc; January
531l a5S1Sc; February 5271c. Receipts,
$4,000 bushels. Oats, easy, No 2 white
western 4lc. Receipts, 1000 bushels. Rye,
dull; No. &c Hay, steady al tl3 0Oal4 co.
Eggs dull al 25c. Coffee frmer al 17c.
CINCINNATI, O., December l6.-Cotton,
lower; middling SIC. Flour, easy. Wheat,
dull; No red &c; receipts, 1900 bush
els; shipments, 500 bushels. Corn, easier;
No. mixed 45c. Oats, easier; No. 35a
I5<c. Rye, neglected al e4c. Provisions,
firmer- Whisky firm at 81 Is. Butter,
sugar and cheese steady. Eggs easier at
&c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-17
BELLAIRE

Kiss Annie Peters died on Tuesday
--.---101 an the home Of her uncle, Mr.
q. a.euer, iu the Fourth ward, AGED
-t years. Funeral this morning al 10
'-3-d. Intsrment al Nj Wood Gem
s,s-y.
Ms. T. A. Ro5efer, OF this city, has
ee-r l-s.u appointed on the Board Of
VISITORS o. The Charitable and COrrec-
2t-. Institutions o. this county.
Tie G.1lsy Gordon and Gibney Com
-' company has been PLAYING 70 big
--'.less. 10 is the best show al pOpU-
Cd, l-css that has been here.
-1. SlutJ'ew0rth. Of roller skate
---s. Who lives in the region OF natural
s-s IS here % spend the holidays
>.-e one entered the Windsor saloon
e Tuesday night aud carried away a
'---,,y o.. cigars and whisky.
81. re EpUortb League OF the First
e. l. Church viii entertain the other
-=as-ss 01 the asth.
--s. stephens mss organized a band
-.-'--Ell- TIE boys took their first
'7''.- yesterday.
--as. Cass.lzton. OF Coshocton, o.,
-. - .- me city yesterday, looking for
-c- net on Tuesday evening, but
-'.-s nothing special on hands, ad-
1L >onerS is giving entertainments
evening a. his place Of business
Il Nelson, c. x P. engineer, has
~ -1 duty with e sprained ankle.
.--s.less has been taking on an old
,--t Tor several days.
- ---' Ha.iing, Of Cleveland, is in the
's.,nE friends.
- payers have been coming up
--'oue.y Of late.
IA, --'llas Elliot, C. s P. engineer, is
y Gus Hartenstein is visiting Fifth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-17
PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, December 16.-Petroleum
steady: declined q or few short sales,
then became dull and remained so until the
close pennsylvania oil, spot none Jsnu-
ary option, opening and highest 5ei4c; low
est 5s%c; closing 5S5sc. Sales, 2, 900 bar
rsls.
On CRY. Pa. December 16-Petroieun
opened al 592zc: highest 59l5c: lowest 5s5kc;
closed ST see Sales. G., 90 barrels; clear
snces. 2S4 900 barrels; shipments, los, 522
barrels; runs. 1S6, $50 barrels.
PITTsBrRs, Pa. December l5.-Petro-
leum opened 81 5elc: closed 81 50 &c;
highest 5955zc; lowest 595zc-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-17
BENWOOD.

J. Y. Braden, freight agent, and J. G..
TomlinSon, passenger agent Of the Ohio
River railroad, az Wheeling, called upon
Agent Mahood upon business yesterday.
In the afternoon anumber Of officials II
the road examined the depot FOR the
purpose Of providing lights, heat, etc.
The Citizens Railway Company prom
ised 10 furnish electric light for the City
Building, but has DOL yet done so. tits
wondered about town II the reason for
not complying with the agreement is
fear that the lights viii take so much
power from the motor line that the cars
will be unable 20 run.
The fair and bazaar az st. Johns
church continues every evening, with
no apparent abatement in the attend
ance or the interest manifested. 1t vii.
be held every evening this week. A
feature Of the affair is the supper which
Is served every evening.
II Is expected that the Riverside
plant viii close down Saturday Tor the
annual inventory, and tie repairs nee
esSary 70 continuous operation.
"Tubby" Kehoe was given thirty days
10 jail Tor the part he took IN the steai-
Ing OF Jess McMechen's hlIching strap
aud buggy whip.
J.. P. Bsrger, the jeweier, has q Inc
line Of holiday goods, and his prices
are the very lowest.
The Ladies' Aid Society is making
preparations for an entertainment 10 be
given during the holidays.
The pavement in front Of Wm. Cur
rams new building will be Of Carlisle
brick.
Attorney J. c. Simpson, Of Mounds
vile, was Ia the city yesterday.
DR.. G. ". HoskinSon left yesterday
morning for LituetOn.
John Taylor left last night for Bril-
liant. o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-17

Standard Axle Works May Remove to
That City.


That CRY.
The owners Of the Standard Axle
rr--Es Yesterday submitted q PROPOSE
~ t9 the MOnndsville Mining and
,I.--facturing Company, offering them
- machinery Of the plant for ST., 900.
"a agreeing 70 take $1,000 worth Of
Ire plant and its equipment cost in
- leigh borhood Of $4,000 All the
.-s.FiDer7 has been placed in good re-
~ aud the equipment Is practically
The Axle Works was ia opera
.-0 for several years, and until re-
.--rv was very profitable. The
e-,-Efrr OF the combination
axle manufacturers, ana
.ts sharp competition which fol-
--,rs5 las crushed several factories ont
--sv..-euce, among them the Standard.
~ 4 understood that the company lost
2. KID .r the shcrI time 10 was in opera
..-- since the breaking OF the combine
-.-- The owners are determined 70 sell
~. machinery piecemeal, ia case deal
---- --s5e with the M0UndSville people.
2. F.. regretted that Wheeling loOses an
--.a- mandatory, but il IS expected
--.- the proposition viii be accepted By
81. V7rrdsville .'boOm" Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-17
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Tims-.soie No. &
TO JAKE EFFECT ls:oI An.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER lst, 1891.

Leave wheeIing-So. 81. 6:15 o. n: No %
7:Oa Il; No. =. $50 A. n: No. =, e.Da N
10. = lo-30 = IL; No. III, IBID q. n: No. ia
I2:o ?. X 20 rs, l-8 ?. IL: 10. III, 2.v
N: 10. 10 s:5e ?. n. 10 ~. 4.D p N: So.
~ SD p m No u $50 ?. N: 70. ri, 7.sD
?. Il: No 80. sop n; No 81 go p Il; No.
~ f0.s5 :. Il
Arrive Martins Fe-ry-No q. CYAN; Ne
- rs = n. No. -. SIS . n: No u, e:E 8
z. No =. 1913 a N. No. I'll liza m: No
-l5 i2.s5 p n; No. -. Las p N: Nc. III. &c
p. II; No. "a, S-s5 P n. No. n. f-ss p n
20. "a 5:S5 ,. %. No -. 6.ss 2. Il No ~N
7:s5 ,. n; No =. &: p. II. We. 81. e:c ?.
N; No. -. 100 ?. z.
Arrive Lzu-hlln's NlIl-So. o., e:qa Il
Leave LsugAiin's klll-Sc- "a s.3S q. T.: No.
- eos D N
L-Eve Martins Ferry-So- .. es2s = u: Nc.
n: No 20. II 90 a n. Nc -lx. u: 10 ,. II: No.
ia 100 n; 40. -ic. 0op- u No fiS $40
80 - "A. $40 RI r. So. -a. 10 N: ro "a
200 ?. n; No 80 800 p L; We. ss2. lo5D p.
Z
Arrive Wheeling-No. q $50 q n: No. q
s:ib 3 II: NC. q Is Z. r.; No q, 1918 O. u:
No -i0. HIS = K; 70. III l2:S p n; No. "a
lis ? n Nc If. z:l5 p N: No. us. BIS p
n; No -. <-I5 . m No ~ srB p n: No.
~. e-25 ?. n 10. II. rs p n; No -. Sis
D 4: No ~. 20 ,. N; 40 SO I0.is ,. n
sDsfly except sunday daily
No. - viii start from Martins Ferry only. on
Sundays.
ne company reserves The riEhs - vsry nom
TIE aocve tiHs-istie a. PlsssE-e-
ocs1sc1 Censral Manage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-17
= Frevsnta.Ive ~ Croup.

We want every mother 20 know that
Group can De prevented. True Group
-ays- appears without a warning. The
first symptom Is hOarseness; then the
enid appears 20 have taken q cold, or
cold may have accompanied the hOarse-
-ss, from the start After that Pc
.-.l- rough cough Is developed, which
Is followed by the Group. The time 20
-- IS when the child first becomes
l.--ss. few doses Of Cnamberlsin's
Cough Remedy will prevent the attack.
Even after q rough cough has appeared
--e disease may be prevented by using
,-.srsus5y as directed. II has never
been Known % fail - cent, so cent
and s. bottles for sale by druggists.
LE. j.. 2. P0TTs. VINO occupies the linn
building. Oh Main street, has rented the
l---a Main street front o. the new Haw-
y building. or the site Of the old Grant
House
-.-L--EN rooms in the new City Bank
------- have already been leased
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-17
THE GOLD CURE.
How 1t Goes to Get Wen-An Awful Taste
for Few Days

for a Few Days.
The following is the story told By
graduate Of the keely Institute, an in
stuuti0n for the reformation Of drunk
ards, as his experience in Dwight as re-
lated by Bourbon" in the Mount Car
me- (Iil.) Herald,
i went down on the jag train" said
he and l tell you had 8 jag on as
biz as Kansas wheat rick. You see l
was afraid I wouldn't be able 20 get
any whisky al Dwight, 50 after filling
myself I'D 20 the collar button with
huge, I Secretsd four or FIVE quart bot
ties about my personal premises had
Two Ia my grip aud my pockets fairly
bulEed with booze. When / got %
Dwight I was escorted 10 the hotel, where
l found numerous sympathizing friends
who, however, refused 70 jo.2 Ia my
libations, although they did not attempt
70 deprive me Of my stock. The next
morning Joined the procession 10 the
shOt-tower, where l received a dose Of
dope and q hypOdermic injection Of
the gold cure 30 the arm. Whisky is
given 70 each patient who desires IL. In
fact, no attempt IS made 70 deprive him
Of bis accustomed beverage. ! kept up
my loot for two days, being glOriouSly
full All the time, but taking my regular
course Of treatment.
But on the third Cay came a frost,
a killing frost, and nipped my enthuSi-
aSm 10 the bud. The first effect was
suspicion that somebody had surrepti-
tu0Usly inserted a dead mouse into my
beloved whiSkey bottle. held il up 10
the light but couldn't see anything, and
then conc uded that ! was simply not
feeling well.
ION the fifth day had 8 taste in my
mouth ike the remains OF a deceaed
cat stuffed with limberger cheese.
was afraid 20 20 into society with my
mouth, and was afraid il would have 10
be amputated. The doctor made the
matter worse by telling NE I was all
right.
ITS q sign, said fe, that you are
cured
But have I got 10 carry this
morgue around with me al ny life?"
&" Oh, that bad taste will pass away
Pass away? Why, doctor, it has
already passed away. 1t is 50 dead that
il is beginning 70 spoil.
''The doctor comfOrted me, aud
went out on the prairie and let the
wind blow through the rafters OF ny
mouth till supper time, when I felt
better and ceased TO weep over the re-
mains OF my breath. IA ten days was
all right again, and could take q drink
o. water without being ready TO swear
that il had been strained through
sOured hens nest.
TIE first trial Of DR.. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup will satisfy any one that the
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Agent, Psrkersburg, W Va
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