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his facts. When she pointed, he pointed
and when she moved he moved, while we
men, dripping with perspiration, due as
much to the excitement of the moment as
to the hin climbing, followed the signals
of the dumb masters of the art magnifi-
cent.
Fannie had Just come to her fifth
point" when there was a crash, a rattle
and roar ahead. Dicks gun spoke.
could see nothing for a few seconds, and
then the bird came sailing out on my side,
800 wards ahead l ran to higher ground,
and saw it circle out into the open around
the farther edge and enter the woodland
again not far from where we had first
heard him drumming. He had raised on
Dicks side, perhaps 100 yards in advance
of him, had been sprinkled with shot,
then changed his course and came out on
my side.
1t did not take long to tind the trail he
had left as he entered the woods. Ranger
was soon ''roading'' it down the hill. The
cover was not very good, and the bird
rose before we got near him. We each
emptied barrel in his direction and saw
him cross to the other side again and sail
into cover with a grace and ease that was
tantaiZing.
That's the bird you wanted, son, !"
said l.
eyes, and we'll have him, too, replied
Dick. as he went scurrying down the hill
to cross the stream.
We had nearly reached the bottom Of
the ravine when a bird leaped out from
almost under our feet. Both guns flashed
at the same instant the air ahead of US
looked like a snow storm, so thick were
the feathers. and Ranger soon placed
fine young bird at our feet
That's not the bird We're after" said
Dick. as his gun clicked on fresh car
fridge, and the dead bird disappeared in
his hunting coat.
We thought we saw where the bird we
were chasing had come TO the ground,
but the dogs could not strike the trail.
After fifteen minutes of search we re-
membered that a gay old fellow like this
often plays tricks. We concluded that he
had only made feint TO alight and had
sailed on up the ravine TO piece OF
likely cover there We were right again,
Ranger had scarcely got into the thick
woods when he began TO road" Fannie
tool the cue and before they had gone
ffty wards both animals changed 10 stat
ues Twenty feet ahead OF them was
an old stump with brush grown, up
around TO- Evidently the bird was thefe,
and evidently, too, he was getting tlreuo
tbe chase aud was lying closer
tyc approached as uOi,eleaslN as we
could. bif the bird took alarm and WIN
ID Tremendous rush and roar aAfyo1
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Right There in Washington State.
From the Seattle Fress-Times.


Here are a few of the many remarkable
things which the state OF Washington has
produced:
An apple weighing 2 pounds and 4
ounces
One strawberry 10 inches in circumfer
ence.
A bunch of grapes weighing pounds.
An onion weighing 4 pounds and
ounce.
"A potato weighing 8 pounds and 4
ounces.
A radish weighing % pounds.
A beet weighing so pounds.
A pumpkin weighing 80 pounds.
watermelon weighing "a pounds.
A cabbage weighing SO pounds
A squash weighing 100 pounds.
Timothy z feet inches high.
Clover 8 feet high.
Alfalfa from yield Of IL tons per acre.
Cornstalk IA feet high.
A hill Of potatoes that yielded 43
pounds.
Sixty-seven pounds of potatoes from 2
pounds planted.
Hops from a yield Of e,592 pounds per
acre.
Wheat from a yield Of 6s bushels per
acre.
Oats from yield Of 1875 bushels per
acre
A blackberry bush showing u feet
growth this year.
A branch from prune tree 83 inches
long with 40 pounds OF fruit on II.
A lump OF coal weighing 10. $50 pounds.
a plank 90 inches wide. 80 inches thick,
aud 81 feet long and not knot on IL.
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KING BIRD OF THE FOREST.
4 D1y With the Ruled Grouse Of the
Pennsylvania Hills,

THE Drum Beat of the Woodland-A
Wise Old Fellow Who Led Two Men
8 Merry Chase for Half Day-His
Cunning Tricks and Final Down
fall.
Copyright, 1881
Philadelphia, Oct. 1--we are enjoying
mr. first outing of the pheasant season in
ors of the counties of Western Pennsyl-
vania. 1t was a typical October day-all
that sportsman could wish. We had
finished the first half of the day, had
barred a brace of young birds apiece, and
now were finishing our lunch and filling
our pipes Beside us with an eve to the
crumbs lay a noble old English setter,
hero of a dozen seasons in the field. A
beautiful young animal scampered about
embracing every opportunity to get a
Whit of the dead birds Both dogs had
done good work in the morning, but the
birds were youngsters, and had given us
little real sport.
They are too much like prairie chick
ems, grum bled Dick. Il want to find
some old fellow who knows what the gun
and dog maen-one that has had his tail
sprinkled with shot often enough to want
to keep out of the way"
Never mind" said 1, "there's good
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struck the trail and we were happy once
more. The dog started in the direction
OF an old stone fence that separated the
wood from cornfeld. IL was overgrown
with vines and hazel bushes, making a
good hiding place. The younger dog was
dashlng toward the fence when l called
10 her to stop. At the sound of my voice
there was a roar ahead. Then came a
gun flash and the rattle of No. Z shot
among the trees ahead.
asked.
should say not; he rose $50 Yards
ahead. But come on, l saw that he went
TO that clump of trees on the other side ;,
My companion had shot, not because he
mad any hope of killing the bird, but as a
part OF the proper campaign against such
wise old fellow as this one evidently
was. The crack of the gun and the rat
Tie OF shot are very impressive to a pleas
ants ears. He begins to believe that he
Will catch II every time he takes to wing.
ana the only reason he isn't killed is be-
cause his pursuer cannot shoot straight
enough. Then he concludes that he had
better lie still in the hope that the hunt
ers Will pass him by. Fatal mistake
that Is, If the hunters have good dogs.
We We're soon over the stream again
and climbing the opposite hill to get our
Jill iISe' Inc uOSS were all lie now.
They, too, began to realize that the
prairie chicken stage had ended, and here
was a creature that would tax their best
efforts. An old, broken down rail fence
passed through the cover. / took the up-
per side, my companion the lower. Trim
little Fannie found the trail first this
time
STEADY, Fannie, - / said, for she was
trembling with excitement. "To-ho, to-
ho,' as she followed the trail down
toward the fence
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DID 1? Not much. Dead bird, Ran
ger!'' and Ranger leaped over the fence
and, following the direction Indicated by
my hand, soon brought the noble dead to
me.
"NIy bird, and just the fine old cock we
thought him." cried. "Took the choke
bore to fetch him, though"
"You mean you just made clean miss
with your first barrel, " came from the
bushes "But you may count me as in
at the death"
After he scrambled out, he added
Say, you know that bird we got down in
the ravine? That was my Bird had
a dead bead on him. We're even for the
day, anyhow"
CAN right, old fellow, l can afford to
be generous and we started home with
our six birds just as the glorious October
sun was playing hide and seek with the
treetOps over the western hills.
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Witch Doctors Smell Out Victims.

A smelling-out case by witch doctors,
whose arts were practiCed with the re-
suit that Lobengula put 70 death Umh-
laba, the regent, and his brother, is de-
scribed by Mr. COlenbrander, the agent
at Buluwayo the Matabele capital.
Writing 10 Mr. Moffat, the assistant com
missioner at Palapye, in June last year,
he says:
Poor Umhlaba was strangled by the
kings orders on the 9Th, and his brother
Sidnlohlo shot dead on the 9th. Since
then the Imbizo have been turned loose to
KILL all their sons, wives and children,
capturing their cattle and slaves. Their
dogs were stoned on the 9Th How many
poor innocent human beings will thus
suffer death is impossible TO tell. for these
brutes Of Iinbizo are only too GLAD to de-
stroy life.
"As ] told you, l think, in my previous
letter, the king was hard at 1t with his
witches and the result is that the best
man in the country, and ! should say
the most harmless, was smelled out by
these devils as being in possession Of some
drug, by the use Of which Umhlaba and
family drugged the queens.
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MrJ came some hard guessing. The
A was was evidently one that would lead us
b,, -7'IF chase, and if we could only raise
,yoIt5 2ealn the chances were that we
deal follow him down. After good
had 1oI prospecting we concluded that he
mia oLe down the ravine, perhaps half a
gold "Nu crossed over to what looked like
mer, over We would back our judy
soor iJh an effort anyhow, and were
H. l Ihe edge of the cover.
had started the dogs IN carefully. They
sTrm "oI warmed 10 the chase yet, and
t6rr " ulAtles were necessary now and
the. Neep them in bounds At the Eote
aga.. 'tI9 stop, and then scamper away
tI9t.,A Whatever direction the wave Of
g.r change came over old Ran
t.I . eadied down and his white
t..., HuAy ieathered tail Whlsked
new eagerness. ne had
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Licensed to Marry at the Age of 1o3.
.......... L...........


Mobile, Sept. IA strange circum-
stance was the appearance at the court
house to-day of an ancient negro, Will
liam Brown, who claims to be l03 years
old. He says he was born March 4, 1890
at Spottsylvania Courthouse. Va, bis
master then being William Quarles. His
business at the court house today was to
get license to marry Miss Sarah Solo
mon, a colOred maiden Of sixty summers.
When the Sheriff and Deputy Kenny had
recovered the shock they accompanied
the old man to the probate court, and
there saw him safely through. "Uncle
Billy" as the old man is called, was as
proud of the paper as any young fellow
ever was. To the suggestion that Justice
Edwin Tardy would tie the knot Uncle
Billy grew indignant and said he would
have the wedding next week at the
church. The negro's age is authenticated
by many circumstances. His mind is
clear and he is in good health.
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Literature certainly runs In the Green
smith family The two daughters write
poetry that nobody viii print, the sons
write plays that nobody viii act, and the
mother writes novels that nobody will
read " "And what does the father writer
ION, he writes checks that nobody viii
cash. Press and Printer.
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BURGLARS GET $4,000.

Thoy Bronx Into an Adjoining building
and Have m Albright job.
New YoRE, Dec. 3.-Burglars visited
the hardware store OF S. o. Burnett, in
Brooklyn. Mr.. Burnett ia out $50, 729
in stocks and mortgages. lady's gold
watch worth $40 and $50 in cash, which
was all stored in big iron safe in the
rear OF the store. The safe is all bat.
tered and broken about the lock and
handles.
The burglars must have spent good
deal Of time to Get into the store. Be-
fore they got to the safe, they had to
break into n vacant hou4e adjoining,
whence they dropped into n rear way.
They also had to force large paddock
in the rear of Burnett's store before get
ting into it. They must have worked
all night.
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CnICAGo AGAIN SHOCKED.

Banker Kozminski Drops Dead While
Nominating MIR. Swift For Mayor.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Charles Kozminslii,
the well.known banker and tho most
prominent Polish Hebrew in Chicago,
dropped dead in the Republican Con-
vention at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
MIR. Kozminski madeone ofthe speeches
seconding the nomination OF Mr.. Swift.
He had been i'll at his house for several
days, and said so in his speech. He
added that lie had come out OF doors in
disobedience to the order OF his physi-
clan in order that he might say word
for his friend before the Republicans Of
Chicago.
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superabundance of floating balances,
they cannot afford to pay interest on
funds thus lett in their hands. The
tendency thus arising to rise in the
price ofinve,tment securities is too evi.
dent to need comment. A foundation
is therefore being laid for an ultimate
rise in stocks which nothing short OF
some now unforeseen contingencies could
counteract. Underthese conditions, We
can only regard the present market as
one iavoring buying operation.
HENRY CLEws
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Brdds.rtcra


There is a dull tone to the market,
and during the past few days almost no
business has been done. The sales the
latter part Of last week were liberal,
however, and this makes the past ak
days business foot up to good figures.
The sales include $4,000 pounds fall
Texas, about 100000 pounds California,
and nearly 100000 territory, while a
line OF 100000 Michigan fleece was
cleaned up at full prices. Y ruling ut
&c and No. / combing mp to 25c. The
lower duty OH goods proposed by the
new tariff bill is given by buyers as the
reason for holding of again. Prices for
wool are quoted nominal at tho close,
for free wool March does not incline
any one to pile up stocks, even at pres
ent low prices. Foreign woods are nomi-
nal
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CHICAGO. Dec 2-Cnttie. receipts 400 head;
market steady; Christmas steers s. 7ja6 IS; ex.
ports 81 6Oah So: Others s. 0OR5 q; fed Texans
s. 3Hai 10; stocEers and feeders 81 00a3 GO; cows
81 95a3 q Hogs, receipts l3.OODh eHd shipments
5000 head: market steady; packing and shipping
heavy s. 2Oaj 10: mediums and butchers IS 3Sa
So Sheep, receipts 1000 head; shipments !. 100
head; market slow aud steady; choice to extra
wethers s. 75a4 U.s. lambs s! 4964G5.
EAST Liberty. Pa, Dec. 2.-Cattle. receipts
200 head; shipments 1000 head market steady
ana unchanged Prospects fair for next week.
Hogs, receipts 1000 head shipments 1000 head;
market firm; best heavy and light Workers s. 75a
So tops S. 7ua5 -; common TO fair Workers
IS GOa5 70; rough 81 5Oa5 %. Sheep. receipts 100
head; shipments 200 head market dun and un.
changed.
CtScrNSArI, O.. Dec. 2-.HogJ lower at 81. 75a
90; receipts 400 head: shipments 1000 head.
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Ely's Cream Balm gives satisfaction
to every one using it for catarrhal
troubles.-G. X. Mellor, Druggist, Wor-
cester, Mass.
I believe Ely's Cream Balm is the
best article for catarrh ever offered the
pubic.-Bush & Co., Druggists, Wor-
cester, Mass.
An article of real merit.-C. P. Alden,
Druggist, Springfield, Mass.
Those who use II speak highly of it.
George A. Hill, Druggist, Springfield,
Mass.
Cream Balm has given satisfactory
results.-W. P. Draper, Druggist
Springfield, Mass.
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How 70 Tel1 u Good IyhlsItox.

How many people can tell good
whiskey from an inferior one? Can
you? Ii you can, then You already
know the merits OF Klein's Silver Age,
Duquesne and Bear Creek Ryes, and il
you cannot, then you must be governed
by tho testimonials OF physicians, super
intendents OF hospitals and connois.
seurs, who all unite in declaring that
the whiskics bottled by Max Klein OF
Allegheny, Pa, are absolutely pure, old
and mellow. A reliable stimulnnt in
the house at this time OF the year is an
absolute necessity, and why not get the
best in the country? Send for catalogue
OF liquors to Max Klein. Allegheny, Pa.
These WHISTLES are for sale by Wheel.
ing Drug Co. Mt regular prices.
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J.B. Wilson, ST. Clay St., sharps-
burg, Pa, says he will not be without
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, that it cured
his wife who was threatened with
Pneumonia after an attack OF la
Grippe" when various other remedies
and several physicians had done her no
good. Robert Barber, OF Coolsport, Pa,
claims DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done him more good than anything he
ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing
like it. Try it. Free trial bottles at
Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. Large
bottles, 50c. and 81. 8
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Wheellnn & lam Grove railroad.

on and after saturday. october l.. 49, irIlnI
will run eS follows city Tine:
LEAVE WHEELtSG-o5.JJa M, 100 a m. SOD
a. m. 800 n M, 1901 IN. II 90 a m, l2'O) IA.
20 p IN, 9:OJ p. IN. 500 2. m, 400 p H. 1:jl
p IN, coop, IN, 800 p III, 500 p m. 9tj) ?.
M. 30 p. IN.
LEAVE Elm GRovE-0G:00a m, 7:00h, IA. SOD
Il m. 3 Goa n 1000 Il M. II 30 q. N. il;Ol m.
90 D. IN. 100 2. m. 500 D n. 400 r. m. sd
p m, $50 ., m, 100 p. u, 500 y. IL, s:lG p
M. 10 Top IN.
oDullJ. except sunday.
suSpGY-Chnrch trains leave Elm Grove a.
o:EB q In. and Wheeling at la:l7 p. IN.
II, Z WEISGERBE9,
ooi General Manager
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SIXTY SECONDS often makes great
difference. A sixty second remedy for
bronchitis, choking up of the lungs,
throat, etc., OF course is a great bless
ing. Cubeb Cough Cure is such a rem
edy and costs only % and SO cents n
bottle, containing nearly as much in
value as tho dollar bottle OF other kinds.
Can be had OF Alex. 7. Young, John
Kari, Wheeling, and Bowie & Co.,
Rridpapnrt. Ohio.
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WheeIlnn BrLdne { terminal Ia
%. BREWSTER i.eceIvor.
Time Table No. 70 to take eject 1901 a. IN,
SUNDAY November 10 1873

Time Table No 70 to take effect 1901 Il IN,
SUNDAY November 10 1898
Leave wheeIiag-ts:92 1875 sil:f) IN, t}:2o,
n3:i5 tl;D, :D0J p. N.
e3:al, tisSG. is;0G y. N.
Leave Martins Ftrry-ts;l2, 1881, ell;Dln n. m,
fg:3, "l:27 tl:l2 }g:t2
Arrive terminal Junclion-ts;l7. tiO:gj .ll:8
n m, tl:5S a3:32 lI;i6, s9!ls y. N.
Leave Terminal Juuctlon-t721. $500, u m,
eil:IO H. H.. 1888 ti;Oj t6:li. ts,ij p N.
Leave Martins l'ery-t7:25, 59:O7 I'm, 9l2:i5,
si:0J ti:l0. t5:la ts:j} y. NJ.
Leave Peninsula-f7:3i 5o:iiam., "i2;ji, EI:li.
ti:lI, ti:gi tS.iS y. IN.
Arrive Whee iBg-tIi0 1890 q. IN. ei2:5R,
5i:i7, ti:9i. t5;3i, t9:i5p. N.
eDniiy tDally except Sunday. iSundays only.
All trains will run on Eastern Tine.
JE TAUS5lG. Superintendent
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Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP hos been used
for over fifty years by millions Of mothers for
their children while tcCthing, with perfect sue.
CO.'S. ItsoolheS the child, sOfteus tho gums al
laws all pain. cures wind collie, and Is the best
remedy for DlHrihml. II will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Sold by druggists
In every part OF the world. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle fie sure and ask for "Mrs. Wlnslow's
Soothing syrup and take no other kind
AWPAW
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: Z W
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In 'iisprofcssioa. Their long experience III the
largest hospitals IN the world enables them 10
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They have attained the most wonderful sue
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NEW York Dec. 2.-The end Of tho week,
broken by holiday Is unusually dull and to-day
was no exception. The attendance Of bnyer
both yesterday aud today. was on Il moderate
scale, and the amount OF interest exhibited in
the market was equally limited. Print cloths
quiet, the excitement seeming 10 have passed
OF although the tone OF tho down east market
Is quite pronounced in favor OF holders. Prints
" all lines. excepting perhaps In q few lots Of
light goods and O(indlgo blue.
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The grand specific for the prevailing
malady OF the age, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, rheumatism, costiyeness,
general debility, etc, is Bacon's Celery
Cure. This great herbal tonic sttmu-
lates the digestive organs, regulates the
liver and restores the system to vigor-
Gus health and energies. Samples Tree.
Largo packages SOC. Sold only by Logan
Drug Co. )
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NEW YoRK, Dec. 2-Petroeum strong and
higher; January option sales 5OOO barrels; closed
nj 7Gj4c.
plrTspuRau. Pa. Dec. 2.-ou mako. DUH;
nothing doing; 76t9c bid.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her castorin.
When sho was q Child, She cried for castoria.
When She became Miss, shO chung to castoris.
When she had Children, she gave them CastOrIa.
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NIrtnIs.


EHw YoRK. Dec. o-Pis iron steady: Amerl
can ST. 04alI ~. Copper strong; lake $40 Is,
Lead easier at 81 80. lin quiet; straighp so S.
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I FINANCIAL REVIEW.
Henry Clews's Weekly Letter on
the Business Situation.
DECLINE IN INDUSTRIAL STOCKS

Followed the Publication of tho VII.
son Tariff BiiE-EGect of tho Sugar
Change-WaitIns for tho Prcsl-
dents NlessaGe-Prospects of Cur.
roncy LcgIslation-Prcsen CondI-
tions Favor Buyers.
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He-She drove him to drink. She
Yes, and he made beautiful time
pmck
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Indigestion, aud stomach diSoriers, take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
All dealers keep Il, 81 per bottle. GenuinehAs
trademark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
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Maude-My Fred is such n nice fell
low! He's pure gold! Violet-A grad
nate OF tho Kelley institute?-BOston
Yrr1pScrinI
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ms FRANCE & OTTMAN,

No Money Required of Responsible Par
tirs 10 Commence Treatment.
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ctxcrSSArI. O.. Dec. 2.--Cotton steady; mid
ding re.
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RAILROADS
~ pennsylvania Stations.
BRRRSV IVdRid LINES.
TRAINS Run by central Time


TrcKEr OyYIcIs AT PENNSYLVANIA STATioS o:
WGTIR Sr., FOoT or ELEVENTH ST., WHEELING,
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