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NOT ONE Sure Nun.
Baby Addicted with Had Sores and
EruptiOns. No Relief. Permanently
Cured by the CutIsura.

During the summer OF 1850 my eighteen
months old infant VAS 20 afflicted with erup-
lions that ordinary domestic remedies failed to
give any relief. On hts hips would often appear
The seeming tn,ck OF 4 little wAr.like worm, and
on other parts OF his body bad sores came and
TemHined I'LL I procured the CuriCuEA RENE
pIIs, For some time / used the s1sp and saive
without blood medicine, but they did not do
10 well as when all were used together, II hiss
now been nearly a year since the eruption was
healed aud very m Oh feared II would return
win lie warm weather OF this year, but the snm
inyT 4 passgd aud not one sore has 9ppeersd on
Mir, Mas. A. N. WALKER
CarsOuyille, Ga.
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To-day the largest Democratic major
ity that has controlled the West Virginia
Legislature for several years will begin
ia record. Whether it will be credit.
able one or not remains to be seen.
Every act will be watched closely by
the interested public, and each individ'
ual member will be held to a strict
account by his constituents.
The next election will be in psesi.
Dental year, when Republicans are apt
TO vote their full strength. The EXTERN.
ity to which the present majority goes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14

Ia pariszs legislation may dsisTz.4i.'I
in sgms msfs1fr, tie tizs Of The Espro-
liean ns.gHly in the osEs Assembly.
Til. IL les On .5ls DECLARATION bet .
bassd gpoz Tie asEHoSletgsd ilei thai
,ls,s l. 10 logger = D-aoefztie majority
spgnz the yo,srs Of Wet virginia.
OaIv tie mot Outrageous gerry
raaader can pfgTsat the ESPa6heaHa
l,,m earring 10Th houses d the next
I,ez,lssurs a vel! Is the electoral,
s,sts and Congressional tickets. Vi
egure We expect tie gsrymsadsr 70
eBt ,,ns Ezgre In tie rsa?poF'ionmsni
AZ, bn. Is fsaIairs Tor us % zee The ait'
NJ that azure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14

LNOR sALE-A SMALL FARM OF
Il Is acres Of good land, ten miles from
Wheeling. on the National road, on which u
new house Of seven faUIEs, good orc1ari aud
good OnlhuildlDEs Else minutfA' wax from
Point hitiE station. NiH sell 6n long Hine as
exchange for city property. or terms, &c, al.
dFpEs D. X .ON, Rlury'E Point. ". Va. lAl0
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SENATORS KENSA and Faulkner are
quoted % positively asserting that there
is not word Of truth in the story OF a
scheme to defeat the confirmation oil
Secretary Of State Ohley, The denial
was scarcely necessary, as very few peo-
pie believed the sensational publication
when first made, and nothing has &C.
CURED since to confirm it. The news
paper iakir is beginning early in the
game to have his little fun with the
ntninamen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14

THAMES to the prompt action Of the
Health ollicer, and the thorough pre-
cautions taken, there is little or no
ground upon which to base apprehen.
slons that Wheeling will experience a
smallpox epidemic. However, citlzens
should not treat with indifference the
warning conveyed in DR.. Garrison'syac-
clnatlon notice. Nothing will be lost
and much peace Of mind may be gained
BY needing it. The fact that a smallpox
patient was on the streets, and possibly
came in contact with many people, war.
rants the precautions recommended.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14

Ects Yort 7fBtHS.
A sudden initiation OF prices inevitably
and always robs the wage-earner. After
some months, If prices hold their ad'
vance, he may be able to get some cor
responding gain Ia wages, but even then
Is sill loser II prices continue rising
The resulloisilgcr imitation olprices last
spring and summer was TO plumber the
workers because prices were not sns
tnined. The beIisl tina. unlimited coin
age would work the same way, initiating
prices only for time, would only in
crease and prolong the !oss Of wage
rarnsrs Il tbs experiment should be
tried, But with what preienso Of right
or Justice eau it be proposed to subject
by lag all wNge-earners to loss ap,
preaching tenth Of their earnings?
How can it bs considered helpful TO the
people as a whole il more than three
quarters OF them are deprived oil part
Of their means Of support
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14

SENATOR QuAr's substitute for the
Election bill, which he helped TO delay
las. summer, the delay proving fatal to
Il, is quite as good as the original, but
hia action in bringing it in at this time
is queer, TO say the least. He knows
the bill is virtually deai, and without q
remarkable change Of position on the
mart Of several Senators, il cannot be
brought to life. Is the Senator making
blua?
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QUARANTINE NOTICE !

Notice Is hereby given that Quarantine IS e.
tahltlhed against the steamboat DAFT Allen
The ono ais OF said boat are warned not 10 land
my freight or passengers u any point IN Ohio
county under penalties As provided In Chapter
$50 OF Code Of West VlrginiG.
The same Quarantine Il also established
against ali other beats having on board any per
s n afflicted with or Who has Deen exposed TO
SMALLPOX, or any freight which has BEEN Cx'
pOsed 10 the contAgiOu. By rider Of
Health Officer Of UhiU County.
yAfsliRg, ", Ia, JaHudty ~ 1891 jRi8
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Az Item 10 goiOg the rounds Of the
Safe prcls 10 tho effect that General
Coz contemplales locating permanently
in Idaho. Tho ISrELllGESCER sincerely
hoped that the story does not contain a
grain OF truth. West Virginia Is not
yotready to spare General GoI, aud the
party which is 60 deeply indebted to him
will not give up So distinguished and
honored leader without a protest.
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NOTICE,

The ttaet holders Of The Riverside Iron worth
viii tskt notice shat uhsfcsz he H0afi ~ ~
rrriTrs % sid rympguy ~ 4 meeting OF tals
H1arI held on the .sih Gay 81 hsofmbtf, y H.
lslI. Passed q resolution 10 the words lullnwllGi
"Gfalgf,l Thai tAp staekh0ldctK Of The kNt~
uuAl meeting 10 be held on the 2slh dsl OF lasu'
ary. A D. 1871 TO pass n resolution Increasing
the capital stock NJ sid company from the mr
plus fund Oi saii company, ifom one million
dollars n ltecp huudtcd thousand dol 81 O,
from ten ihousafd shaira OF the phi value o.
one hnndfel dollars per thErc TO hftetn ihov
Naud snAtrs 81 the rAf value OF Que hun
dfui dullaTs pCt share % Nov, lhctrlntN
IL. n. Vance, ~ President Of The Riverside
Iron WORKS, sud !, John y. Culbcfuoh, a sec
rrlgry Of MD works Do hefphy notify tha
ltnrkhsldeTs Of The NiyCnitc irnu Works o. The
taid recitation passed W TIE said board OF "
fvciOfk a. aioTrsaid. and VIC do further nollW
sid tiOgkhOlde1 ihstWs;J, Vance aud J9hh
D. CulbeftshL. or one OF the o. hur Of "a VIII, -
Gtoct halders ia tho Riverside hon Wnrt1, and
~ tho aid annual meHllpg 10 be hell on Tic
aid 18th day of January A. u, 1871. ~ NOflaAld'
ohrr the following RESOLUTION Tor adoption ny
aid stock tOldcts in meeting No assembled, that
Il ~ say: Resolved, thai the capital stock OF
The RiytuidC Iron NOfkh he Increased ron we
Iufpluh uBd OF taid company IRON one mllnon
10 diIccn bundled thousand dollars ana tho
number Of shares from ten thousand OF the Per
value Ol one hundred dOllan per ihATr 70 hilr'n
thousand ibafta OF the par rHlucnl ore bundled
dollars Per share. Mituoss, the fignAtufr OF the
said ). 4. VAHe~, IS President ct, SHI The sad
John CulbtItIun. - -ccIclEry Of ne hiyet'
side lion WOtts. a. Wcllhs their personal sigma
torres In their individual tighi a giockholitia
10 the said The riverside Iron Mnika
THE RIVERSIDE iRO WORKS,
byJ. y. NASCE, IT. President,
aud JSO. y. CuLhEhts0N, ~ SECRETARY.
JSo. D CulBmnoS. jRveHido Iron WORKS
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Tho best way to get rid OF coal thieves
is TO make II warm for them.


You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about 1t. You may
yourself be one OF the many who know
IRON personal experience just how good
a thing II is. II you have ever tried it,
You are one Of It's staunch friends, be-
cause the wonderful thing about It is,
that when once given a trial, DR.. Kings
New Discovery ever alter holds place
in the house. II you have never used it
and should be afflicted with q cough,
cold, or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure bottle at once and give
it a fair trial, 1t Is guaranteed every
time, or money refunded. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Cos drug store. &
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14

WELTY-On Monday morning, January T.
1891, At 80 O clock, at tue family residence,
10. ~ Main street, Mrs MARY NELTY, FIe
OF sebastian wr!ty, aged 4 years.
Funeral from the rutJeuco, No. 702 Main street.
Wednesday morning at 0 O'Clock. Mass at
81. Alphonsus church at9sO a IN. Inter
lneut At Mt Calvary cemetery. Friends OF
the family invited to attend. Aspeclsl train
on the Elm Grove railroad will leave depot
at iO:JoR. m.
CRYSTAIs-tu Tuesday. January u, 1881, Al
O'Clock p m, MAEGAEET, wife Oi John
CryhIal, AGED q years.
rv,r.I vntjrc bprpsIfaF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14
VACCINATION NOTICE (!

Parents are wlyned to have theiE children vac
cluAied. and all pcrsons who have not been var
cinAied within seven years shoTld be yaccin'
atcd now. In vieE Of the danger Of an epidemic
Of smallpox in Wheeling the utmost pTecAuEIon
should be observed. Persons not liable 20 pay for
vaccination, uAy under the terms Of the city
ordnance be yGCcsaasSd fee Of charge b call
ing at n5 o1lcs in the City Building between
the houri Of II \. IN. and noon.
GEORGE 1. GARRISON, n: D.
IaIg CITY Health Ofisef,
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ngcrpLIc.N cIrH TICGET.

wHggLlsG. JAHUARYIi. 1891
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14

Irsmreiy good fortune that enables
Ia, people Of Wheeling To hear Henry
NJ. Stanley, the most famous man Of his
day. Tho announcement that no 10 to
be here on February 10 will be greeted
with pleasure by every person Of culture
within reach Of the Wheeling Opera
House. la other cities situated "a
Wheeling is, it is neeeasary to 20 quite
adistanco 10 irar bin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14

Iris proposed in Ne~ YORK to 90
amend the Constitution Us 70 provide i'F
the settlement Of contested election
cuel by the courts. There Is much in
thl mgrHlsn that eommonds Il 10
thou,h.'lI people.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14

Tue Navy Department would like to
avoid holding cnnrtmartial in Com
mander Refers Gaze, and may refuse his
demand. ThiO seems to DO uniuat'
Reiter has Teen accused Of agrayo fault
and has been publicly censuFed without
a trial. Surely the Navy Department
doea not hold that an accused naval OIL
cor shall be denied tho opportunity to
mnkn n heienae.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14

WIna Mr.. Parnell csases his personal
H.,aeks % Ne. Gladstone the friends o.
Ireland will bpda to think that be %
rsfry In saraes. about wanting to DO
The bes. lhIug posslb!sto secnre Home
RnIn
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, US. Claim Attorney,
Collector and Notary Pablo.

Fxpqft in pension claims. No fee unle8 sue.
cc1ful, Personal attention Riven 70 renting
houses, collecting rents and accounts, purchase
and Esle Of real ettAte, ard the gcnerLl manage
ment Of real estaie. lcollect fenu WiLh9nt loss'
and oEDefI OF property 8void the troubleG incl
dent thereto / prosecute claims Tor pension,
bounty, sc. Pension youchen certified. DEPOSIT
lions taken tn Pension claims, Deeds, le4seS,
agreements, and other written initrumenu pre-
can save claimants IN the city Of Wheeling
and vicinity An Immense amount Of correspond
euoe. / an have = better knowledge Of Jour
case than an attorney disiAntirOm you, who geu
his information by cOrrespondence, am with
YOU and can complete your case II less tine
fhan an attorney distant from gu can do.
have for sale manufacturing sites Inc real
denees, farms, and rial estate oil every defcriP-
ton.
OFFICE: NO. 1919 MARKET ST.
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LosDgs correspondents are iasi no@
painting some pIIiiuI pictures Of the
Terrible dIH,ress among tbs poor OF Egg
lnul'a metropolis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-14

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. j. CHENEY < Co., Toledo, o.
p3-S Sold by Druggists, 70 cents. DGw
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XIV AnrrErIsEMENrs.

uTAsIaU GIEL 70 10 GES-
w Ek1L s5zssHerE AF5ly AZ siFa7szts
,t.s-s ALI
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.nCEHOLnER.I MEErING.

= WUEE. lNa FE0AlE CoLlCGE.
A rcurral moeUug ~ the stockholders % tie
Wheeling frgfAlc IullrEy will - held On Md
nefday. The 2lst day 81 January 1891, at2 O'C'ncl
%. IN, AZ ihE rdlor o! Henry \ List, for The pa
IUss Of o01sdGJlsg the sd.isablltty Of disr'i,
iluu'uc be business and closing ny The Aetia
OF he corporation, aaG lHT fuch other nuhiArH
a. nav mo. CrIy u0g.c lricFt sali mcetinE,
Rv efAsF N ths uIRKCTuRA
E'L ltfslN Secretary. ial
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Looss's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
stipation. 95c per box, . boxes for 81.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DAw
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The action Of KanFas farmers in Vio'
JsBtly resisting the legal foreclosure Of
marriages, Is the oulgrosth Of false
s.ntiment that men who lend theiF
money 70 others are prosecutors, and
that those who borrow It are persecuted
wre,ches when asked to pay ii back At
the expiration Of the time Tor which the
loan was made. Commenting on the
state Of aGairs in Kalsas, the Chicago
Tribune aptly remarks:
Perhaps the best Thing that could happen
E6uIi L. Ion TIE FARMER Alliance Of that state
Lar, 6utlb tai pfOgram u fciafm ncsGafu
sg.insf an men ULi lend thgt- property Tor 10.
iSrTst or l!Fs and driFc them irlG that putOl
the C0untrF by making The terms Tor l9ahlu1'
ut-. ct and tUpayWguA fAth a. no oug WIZ
eapltal would 10 Wiling 10 nce"pt II thih were
gr,nIguilshri the rule thereafter would neott
Farfly IL that tygfy man must pay - ne goes
grt 40 credit, handle no property beiShslhG "
other people except IN the capacity Of servant,
tut ms aad chAsteis oaI5 l1t eash te.I ouiy I1t
SnnBry ia hAnd, borrow nothing, lead nothing
a i d tFs none bur pay down on tie nall
dealings with any one. TIE h'ofes $40 lAcl9tlts
would give no credit but sell only ior Cash =
rhr,tlV A. possible, aud thus save all lad debts
nd * Of commission. delays, law auius &C.,
syd avoid tie expense attending TIE employ
urnt III dfummCfs ~ take Or'cfA. Otcouse the
pfrsfnt creditors would have " settle WIN
nor ,isbt1fs on The best pTOCuTaDl0 terms, aud
then aptraI 10 the higher courts nshn'i Alliance
cguhsTatI0n nf the property they bad .enl OF
,oII ID would come hard ON them, but ii Is \
question 70 they would ~ the end be lhe sIss,3I
loser. They would ultimately obtain thelF
rIFhts. bat III the meantlmc the borrowing class
would DO completely stranded, Tor NOBODY
would trust even irOth one DAY to another IN
COMMUNITY whlch had shown ttscu determined
90 mpuiisle every responsibility incurred BY
ANY or all Of is members,
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FREE, FREE, FREE TRIAL!
ELECTRO NBRVINE
Cures Permanently

All diseases Of the Nervous System, either Acnte
OF Chronic In either sex IL Restores In.
pslfed or Lost Power. Checks all forms Of
WGgte or Brain: Makes Strong the Weak. Full
pGrkGge, Sl: SIX for S. Trial package &c with
book, sent securely sealed on receipt OF price.
Address, DIR. q. =. ADDAM, No, SUI Cottage
Grove Ave Chicago, ILL., nnA
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Cuticura Remedies

Nlhe thousands Of llttle babies who have been
Gu, ed Of AgoLiEing Itching, burning, bleeding
hcaly, aud blotchy skins and scalp diseases could
yTIic. what hOsl pi letters would be received
by Inc prOpTiet1rR Of the CUriCuRA kSMEDlEs
Few can appreciate the agony these utile ones
suffer, aud when these great REMEDIES relieve IN
siRGle application the most Distressing eGzt m 4!
and itching and burning skin diseases, and paiLi
Ia a gpeefly and permanent cure, Il Is positively
inhurnAn not 10 use them WiIhouta moments
delay.
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF TOLEDO, SO
Z &C

FRANK ]. CuESET makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm OF +. J,
Cheney 4 Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State atore-
said, and that said lrm will pay the sum
Of 0Sg HUSDRED DoELARs for each and
every case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use OF Halls CArARRH
CURE, FRRNK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9TH day Of Decem-
Der, A. D., 1886.
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BEEcHAM's PINS cure Bilious and
NerNousills. 8
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-02
FIG. Q.

and may appear full under the straight
edge near the center of the saw.
Pay no attention to this; get tho
edges straight and ninety-nine times
out of q hundred your saw will be
straight throughout. In case saw
falls and gets bent, it will be necessary
TO extend the blows little further in
from the edge, as in this case the saw
il bent clear across, but in no case strike
the center Of your saw. The edges get
bent or kink and there is where the
work Is to be done. Don't use a round
pene hammer, unless round spot IL
found in the center of the saw. A saw
with gradual curve wants uniform
space of light blows always on the con-
vcx or high side. The tooth edge some.
times appears crooked while the back
Is straight or nearly So In such cases
proceed al directed. viz. apply the
blows where the kinks are found. All
this must DC done on q firm. smooth.
wooden block, never on the anvil. or
your saw will soon be ruined by tho
edges getting longer. and will not then
come straight. unless an expert is called
IN who understands tension.-Mechan-
ical News
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-02
CARE OF hAND.SAWS.


some Things Every Mechanic Ought to
Know and Practice.
The hand-saw, though acommon tool,
b seldom found in good order. The art
Of filing and Strengthening is known by
few. Every mechanic shosld know how
to keep his saw in perfect order. mas
much IS the tools 10 90 SO are in his
possession, viz, try square and
straight-pene light hammer. Take the
average fled saw and it will not cut
angling across the grain, even at =
short angle. What is wanted is a fast,
smooth, casy-cutting saw, that viii
take inter or angie to the grain with
out gouging or pinching itself. as an
ordinary ripsaw would do. This is ac
eamplishcd by filing the teeth with con-
siderable pitch and good bevel, using
the file with the stroke outward on the
front of the teeth. This puts the wire
or rough edge on the outside and allows
a saw to run with much less set and cut
freer. The gain in cutting is principal
~ in plenty of pitch and good bevel.
Use good set, setting only the points
of the teeth, otherwise the blade
will be sprung. The saw will
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-02
Wonderful Intelligence Of birds.

DR.. C. c. Abbott SAYS that In expert
ment on the intelligence of birds be
placed n number of pieces Of WOODEN
yarn-red. yellow. green. purple and
gray Ia color-near tree in which cou-
pie Of Baltimore orioles were building
their nest The pieces Of yarn we're all
exactly alike sxcevs in color. There
was an equal number Of threads Of
each color. the red and yeIlew being
purposely placed on top. The birds
chose only the dnller colors. taking all
~ the gray and a few threads Of the pur-
pie when the nest was nearly done.
Not q single thread Of the red 90
bright yellow was touched, the birds
seeming ~ instinctively know that such
loud coiors wonsd make their donicile
Zoo conspicuous Again he experiment.
ed BY girdling the brn inches upon which
nests wero heated, causing the leaves
.o shrivel nnd blow away Although
they had laid their egg.. the birds in
vsrisbiy ieft thelr nests II The nests
contained yosng when the leaFes driaa
sp. notwithstanding the exposure. they
would feed the little oaes until sheY
were Able 20 tase care Of themselves
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-02

watched. too, By his bed at night. when
Barb could be persuaded To leave him .
take some rest. which was seldom. One
evening. thu close Of trying day, Barb
sat on rude bench outside the door in
an attitude Of apathetic WEAKNESS
Gaines was with sandy. Gentleman
Gaines" he was called In the camp.
Through all Sandy's sickness Gaines had
been a frequent visitor. He was q
young mining engineer. and Sandy
found solid pleasure In his companion
ship. and, now that Georges was gone.
looked eagerly for bis daily visit
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-02

lie stood IN the shadow Of an
open window and peered in There
were familiar fsces ia the room. some
grown old since he saw them last
and others young men and women who
were mere children when be went
away.
But where was she-Agnesf As be
gazed into the long. old-fashioned par
lor, the door al the opposite end Of tho
room opened aud a portly stranger.
with q book IN his hand. entered
A hush fell upon the company They
arose and ranged themselves in couples
facing each other down the room leas-
ing sor. Of aisle between
what can it mean" Capt George
thought
Again the door was opened. and
Agnes. his Agnes, in the full fash OF
glorious womanhood. arrsyed in bridal
white. entered leaning upon the arm Of
q tall gentleman, with handsome.
effeminate face. and eyes like George' s
own.
One glance at the face of the groom.
and the fierce passion Of murder
grappled with Cap, Georges soul
for the man upon whose arm the bride
leaned. the man who looked proudly
and half smilingly upon the company
was Ray. his brother
1T Is for this have been cold and
hungryl II is for this have toiled and
suffered Betrayed by the two as has
been my thought by day and my dream
by night!
1T is for this have been an exile
for ten years! Only while ago. She
wrote me how much she loved and
longed for me. an hoped I'd come home
next year.
They're both guilty. I've been
robbed! Robbed by 'en bothi In the
mountains when robber is caught in
the act, he's killed, an they both shall
diel'