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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17

Luminous esrth worms have recently
been seen near Richmond and other
parts Of the Thames Valley IN England.
But il i pointed o1t that these phosphoF-
escent anRslids are not uncommon. hav-
ing been described by Grimm As early as
the wear 100.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17

A Sunday school te1cher in lawrence
Kan, asked her class Of boys what boy
should do 70 % 70 Heaven No one an
svered until little Irish boy az the bot
tom Of theclsss held up his hand ~Well,
sir, shat must q boy DO ogo 70 Heaven ?"
said the teacher. -IIe must die" an
sxersd Patsy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17

Ask your druggist for Mayors Little
White Pills for sick headache. Druggists
say that Mayors Magnetic remedies have
DO equal in this world. Try them aud
take DO substitutes
Take Mayors Magnetic Drops forehol-
era, dizrrhes and ali summer eOmpiAi nts
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17
ALeader.

since its first introduction. Electric
BitieEs has gained rapidly in popular IA
vor, until no~ II Is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal toaies and alters-
tives, containing nothing which permits
is Use As a beverage or int0xiesnt, II 10
recognized IS the best and purest medi-
cine for al ailments Of stomach, Liver OF
Kidneys. Il viii cure SICK Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, and drive Ma
laria from the system. Satisfaction
guaranteed With each bottle or the non
ey viii De refunded.
Price only 50e- per bottle Sold by J.
y. Snyder, Druggist
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17

@Tiis milk i rather warm Jr such q
cod morning" said the customer 70 =
milk boy. YES father put hot water in
it instead ofecld to keep II from freezing
Was the simple reply.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17
Trusts 80 Comolnatlons

Are unpopular. But there isOne form Of
trust against which no one has anything
b say. That IS the trust which the pub
lie reposes in Hoods S4rsaparilla, and
the best OF it i the trust Is fully justified
BY tae merit Of the medicine. For. re-
member, HOOi : Szrsaparilla Cures.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17

lis a good deal bellies % b. De pastor
Of a poor church. deah breddsrn, wha-
81 kin preach the Word Of God EidOut
fear OF faboT, dan to stan in a $1,000
pulpit an shake ebery time u open yer
mouf for fear yer words may hit some %
yer rich pewholde-s on a sore spot.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17

Dear father, We are Al vel and hap
py. The baby has sr5wn ever 20 much
and has great deal more sense than he
used to have Hoping the same Of you,
! remain yO1r "a ughtsr Naiiy.-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17

Father-"W Well, Tommy, how do you
think you viii Ike this little fellow for
brotherg" Tommy-linsPeetins the new
infan. somewhat doubtfully Have We
got 70 keep him papa, or s be only =
sample -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17

Little Johnny--Thst new boy in
school Is awful dumb" Moiher-~Dont
he Snow his lesson ," Little Johnny
Huh There WAS % words in the speiin'
lesson to-day ard he missed every one
Of them. I only miss a 10
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17
Guard AgaInst Cnolera.

/; Is well 10 be prepared when summer
comes 10 guard against cholera, diaITh0a
and al summer complaints
Mayors Magnetic Drops FOR Cholera and
diarrh0a have no equal as = quick and
safe cure. A bottle should be kept in
every house reagents viii supply you.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17

Life IS short and time IS fseSiag, bur
Hoods Sarssparills VII hess humanity
as the ages roll on Try it this season.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17

The direct consequence Of rushing ouf
Of single blessednsss IS often that Of
rushing into double wretchedness.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, and
do not purge, pam OF gripe. Sold BY all
druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17

~Helen. what's wrong with the pie
crust? Il dosen't kklf cover the pie"
Why, dearest, asked yonr mother all
about hox % make them 70 suit you, and
she said % make the crust very short"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17

The average woman doesn't sleep
eu0ugh, and that Is Why she finds her
self growing fretfal and irritable, a prey
% nervous disorders. The increase of
these troubles Of the nerves Is positively
alarming, and it Is a trouble, ana not
an imaginary one, as some persons like
to believe. The alieyiItion Is ia man
eases N the sufferers oEn hands, and
the other women who as yet have not
suecumbed may prevent the disease by
simply taking more sleep.
A woman vii plead that she hasn't
time to lie down for few minutes IN the
daytime, and she viii infringe upon the
hours ofthe night, which should be given
to sound, healthy, needed sleep, n order
70 dnish some piece Of work which could
as well be comiieied on the morrow
She viii rash aud hurry all day long,
snd tben. when The household Is ali
hushed in slunber 81 night, she vii SIT
up 10 read the daily paper, thinking she
vii not have to pay for the time she Is
stealing from the he1libgivins sleep that
comes before midnight
A Aphysician, who Is specialist in ner-
yous disorders, says that women should
sleep st least nine hours al night and
one hour in the daytime some women
insist that they cannot sleep By daylight,
but II they persist every day in closing
the eye at 8 regular time, slumber viii
come, and rest TO the nerves viii fol-
IoK.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-05-17

The funds and securities Of this bank
are securely protected in celebrated Cor
hss Burglar-proof safe The only Safe
made absolutely Burglsr-proOf
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07
nconaen.ea Ilnllroaa rImc rnnlc.

N.enying Timcl.
Tcxas and Pacific least-hound' N;20
q. m, 30 u, M. i035 a. M, iiiO y.
M, $40 y. m. Wcatbound. NNb u,
m.
Texas aud Pacific, Trantcontlnenial
diylsiou-l4eayc' SA5 n. IN. Arrlyei
$50 y, ~
Mispqrl, Kansas and Texas North
bounds No, ., arrives, 1910 u, M, dc,
parts, l0:31 a m, No. !, arrives, 20
y. m,, departs, $50 D. m. No l6, ar
rives, Oil5 a. m, departs, o;2h a. m.
Souih-hound. No. /, nfrivca $50 p. M.
departs, 1;25 D. m; No. 2, arrives, 500
a, M, departs. $40 a. nj; No. 10, ar-
rlyes, Iia5 p. M, departs, $40 y. m.
Fort Worth and pcnver-Northb onndi
1910 u. M, 5;l5 u. m.
Houston and IeNas Ccnlrol-South-
bomd Sl35 a. NJ, 0;10 p. m.
Santa 10 Souu.bound No l. $50 y,
M; No, II, 1910 D M. Norih'houndl
No. ?, 500 y. M; No. ~, GAO y m.
Cotton Bolt route-li nstbound. $40
a. NJ, Ou3 y. m,
Fort Worth aud Rio Grande-No, 2,
arrives. $40 p, M. No, !. departs, lil0
y. m.
Rock Island Routc-Dcpot foot OF
Fourth street Leavei $40 a. m. AT
rive, 500 D. m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

nifrbed 6enfi nr-f now, L., ia, f,,,,,,, =,
was allied M rs,,,i Vii, al,,,. ~, - 49,.
ter ycrv mnd1v t,,ss .,,,,, y. VI
wav tbst Nal no .o,,,,si -, ,,'1t ~
notnrolly rnlicd o,.r ond o,'.,,. In ' 80
nretty ,ycil ,osl "a ~ n,,s
nIssts,,,i With rna NJ IA s'vsSss.ss
inmhle from thn h,nt .,,noe.I ,,.lsi nv
that bad heen IA, ana t,yn =. ~, ' ,,,,S
rrcJ nrounJ mo Si,tin,, ,,,, a., 49,, . 80,
nooi NV first 40, was 90 MI ~, "a, 80,
NV evss ami cicsr nv ,non,h wv ~ Nv, an a..
words nddrcss,I ~ ono ~ ~, a., i,, -,
eomredcs Who hsnncneJ 10 \. ~ ,ha ',t,V
,,,or, ,,yv,, a., ~ 49,, w i't's'
fn.,he. c,,aSs ", on,rs'w so,a "s,
ri,bt nav, NJ, nrco,,,,, 80, -. 81,
Win him " W '''''
n h rnodt,sa 30 .a,, ,I,a,
mint ot fnanins Na"or 49,, ,u'u s sonnu
thrce vcars' cs,nnoirr,n,, hna ,,i, 's,as
tinee ~ hatred ~ ms ,,.,,ia. c",ss ~
otc No,, IN. ,o,,oe,,, l,,.5 o,i',' y. -
~ thrco rea,,., So. AZ 49,
and a vas dIroc,ed nn.Inst SCI, H., ' ~, ~
Crsss IL haS nv, ,saia ~, a.. ~,
made ma ,,,nosI IA novas sn,, 49, ,aS I
d,,r,rej M, i,,,, ,,aSi, =, Vs. -, ,,, 10y 10y
fiicd nv ewes cora aud ,no,,,b MI, liz, ~
All ,ts a., - a,pI'.. ~ ~. "'sr ~
,icko, ,,,,,,,,., ,,.i y, a.. ~ Ns ,,t,
s,,o,,, d, ryn,,,, It,.S, ,,,I,, 80 ~.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07
IN riln PUBLIC EYE.

p. II. House Of III Paso, Tex, who
contcnds that oil appetite " nbnormn
aud panacd hy the stlmulauts pcopl'
use IN their food and drink, has as he
culms, actually completed fnst n
fnnrtccn days. during which time nothing
passed hla lps bni water. lie Is sail
r0hl engineer mud continued 10 follow
his vocation throughout the fast,
G.. T.. Iluniinrions big house on MOL
I'm IL bring put Int Il condition for I'M
mediate occupancy, and san franC.sro
people are expecting him and Mrs, Hun
tlngt0n 10 20 there IN September and
remain until sprlng An that money aud
good taste can do IL being done IN lhc
furnishing Of the mansion, and II ~ Do
llryrd 10 be Mr. lluntlngt0n's intention
10 sprnd dive months In each year in
San francisco,
Baron Herman Won Wre1e, who fol
q couple of years, has been night clerk nj
ilp Baldwin hotel In San Francisco. u
about TO return 10 Germany aud resume
hls place In tho army. Several year,
aga he married Mira. Hevprldgc, d.
yorced wife Of tho san Of Governor Boy
cridge Of Illinois. aud was In consequence
dismissed from The army mud dis0wned
by bis friends Later his relatives re-
lenicd and have been at work for some
years to have him restored. their efforts
finally meeting with success
Mr., Ralfour's younger brother, who
came rather prominently forward IN the
English honRO Of commons IN the course
Of recent debates, bears q curi1usly
strong resemblance to his fright hon.
Orahle friend" the leader Of the opp0si.
tl0n. LIKE his brother, Gerald Bllf0ur.
Is worry tall aud slight, With The same
scholarly st0op, the same odd way Of
"drnoping" and the snme manunr Of con
yeying the impression that be Is mildly
MfautitiIilmtra AL Tim lttaftan
aud especially by the speeches from the
opposite benches.
Joseph lpilcraon'a genius industry and
prudence haNn enabled tho actor 10 ac-
qure fortune, and for years he has for
tlo most part confined bis season on the
stage TO SIX weeks. This short season
Keeps him In touch with his loved pro-
fcssion and y q source Of pleasure nB
well as pccunlnry profit. Then tho actor
throws aside profesAional cares nnd Ia
bors, and little LATER you may lind
him during the cold months Of the year
as his winter home M the South with
his family, Willing away time by paint
Ing or following IN the footsteps Of Isaak
Walton.
"rhe lamentations Of the Free church
Of Scotland over the death Of Sir WIZ
linn Alackiunon and the preparations Of
that sect TO cnnoulze~him have been alb
ruptly Terminated" says London Truth.
"by tho dreadful revelation that only
two months before his death he wrote
cOdlcll. Withdrawing aud cancollng'
nll the requests he had made IN hie w.ll
70 the Free church, which gifts amounted
ie nearly f5OoW, Sir William ex-
plhlned IN the codicll that he has revoked
his hequest because the Free church has
departed 10 many ways from the epn-
Siiinilon and principles Of The disruption
Of 1873"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07
Peculiar Rnilrond AGGidc1I.

DANVILLE, Ills,,, Aug, 6,-The Pco-
ria aud Eastern. train 10; ~, conductor,
NcCauley, enst-bonnd. while pushing up
4 heavy grade coming into Danville at
> o'clock this morning broke into two
Darts on trestle half a mile long aud
seyenty-hye feet high Before the train
men could get the rear portion Of the
train stopped. train No. ~. enst-bound,
came upon the bridge. dashlng into the
rear Of train No. a on the middle span
Of lie trestle. Conductor McCauley waa
oeross the bridge. but could not get
hack far enough to prevent No. ~ FROM
coming on the bridge. The middle span
Of M trestle was completely destroyed,
also twenty-five ears Of grain. two ca
hooses. aud Engineer O'Connur had n
very narrow escape. IL Is reported that
fifteen tramps We're under ne iraihi
Il so, they were probably, killed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

To Mr.. W. NJ. Eyarts belongs the anee
dote Of the beteavcd widow whose husband
had such a large circle Of friends that iht
company which she received on the evening
OF bis interment crowded her drawing room
almost N sufIocatlon. a lady friend Of the
widow edged her way up 20 her. and point
ing 70 something very bright aud shining
visible above the heads Of the assembly IN
a remote corner OF the apartment. whls
pered IN her ear; Say, is that new s-day
clockf What dye gin for aichp 'It's not
a clock" sobbed the disconsolate widow,
sits tho dear departed. We sot him Gu
eond TO make room for more company"
The supposed s-day clock was indeed tbs
'casket,S richly ornsmented with silvef
nails, bosses and handles. to which the dear
departed had been conSlgned. C A. Sais
In Landon telegraph
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07
II jeweled Railway
Hampdens at +. A. Boern.
er's

-''Meii. won't say about that, but ne
came down out OF that tree like log Of
wood, and the last SAW OF him two or tilfea
81 the boys was carrying him to tho roar 10
,ho hospital Hos got It pretty hard, and
we 'una never expect TO SEQ him agnin, and
don't balieyo In that sort OF thing, and Just
because the on.ers are that we must koup
mp Rhoqtin now and then man tnkes IL
nsthaugh the order was especially meant
for him, That was the way with SnAke.ln-
thcGrasl, and what could we sayp We
every man he hit would DO rctaliated by
you Vns every chance you got. Beaidc,., TIA
murder cold hloodcd murder, the lost you
can say for itN GRoRQR l.. k1ISiRii
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

OF danger, and the pictcts place, especially
II be was invested with any authority. was
plainly at the front ! never gave II u
thought that could save myself by a short
run backward to the breastvorkr but htr-
rled on, bent on reachiog my place before
the firing became serious | broke into u
run, and pretty soon the patteriug Of tho
bullets on the ground near me. the little
pulls Of Dust they throw up from the dry
ground 1nndo me think that somebody, a
number Of bodies Ia fact, were aiming their
best at me However, as looked at Il,
there was nothing 10 do but TO go forward,
take my chances and reach my post did
90, getting enead IN aD irregular zigzt,g
fashion. hoping thereby 20 corfure the aim
OF those chat were making me target.
A drew near TO ms post l came Within
range Of the terrible rhe Of annkeIn-the-
Grass, and felt pretty sure that certain CT
the bullets that whistled near me were
marks Of bis special attention When
came 70 neer tbs end Of my journey that
was running straight toward hia fnvorite
Spot. turned TO tbs right and ran saiftiy
a. could toward The oorcrcd way. Reach
Ing the bank, which happened tojbo co my
side III the diteh-I snrannbled otter II and
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
ONE HUNDRED AGRicULTURIsTs
MEET ar ROWE,
Interesting and Instructive Papers
Read-rhe Meeting has Done
Much Good-FuiI Proceedings.

Dp1xrtr. ~, -. > .e,,A.
least a,a hi. - 1Aus o., V7pvsi"'' Nv
,,ro,,...,., 30 ny "uN ''u,'
,rc., -, a.. t,, n'le 'ous! - "' Nv,
a. - 'ueis insu'"N, ih''
S.. 81, 80 snVrV' ~" De'"'ur,
iii 49,. 49,. -'VNYi'"' -'V, ~, anu
a. i,,,,,i,,,. sVu'' "v' "Vie
,and,n,. H., 49, ~ =. u'sn' anu were at
A - ..,...,is. a. Hi'N'0uS iS'eners'
III Nr S'4''N' ",'er usseul-
,.,.,I .;..',i see.,'u 10 DC III
..,.t ""u inere was no
~. " lucy were
my :" iv"rn' anu NOT complain nnd no
uu'Suoh was discussed or mentioned but
what had reference to the actual i'm.
proveplent of ho,n. AMI l,..,,,, iif. T..
'ra,,,.- "" N''e nv III
D A.. Benton, president of the Montn-
que County Fruit and Vegetable Gr,,y-
ers' ,ss,,i,,i,,. w"
"V.n''o'l' ''liled the meeting TO
"Iuer NJ 10 O'Clock. The first address
WAS by the Hon. John II. Cn,.nrnu On
the subject az ,.ri,.,.t,l t,t :,
A.. go. -, e'S'i'u rdr'iine'
'i'"n sHlu thHt knowledge bad
ugeh "'V"lhulNting since the world began.
AhAH NIpNeu 10 agriculture ms In ngnfsxT-
Hing Ok. M. ,,., :" ''e'9
.nJ,, in' oppiic"hoh OF khowl-
'"Hr was wisdom; this also applied to
agriculture. He was glad TO see "a
many fnrmers nras.nt u.in, H.. -,
lilo, i, 80. y, i-.t WV" 'nc single
We" oi learning now To apply ne
culnultaed knowledge so as to make the
same of the most noss,ila win, 90 ~,
If INA e,,,,,,;,,,.,.. ~, .', ~ 'r'A'
,a.'.,., 4p.iiVh'e anu Wisdom oil others
laughi anything II was the fact that the
farmer who produced wbat he usa1 aud
rs near ns possihl. nil 1,a ,,',,1 '' ~
bcttor ohnI,,;,, ~. "' "e u'eu WIS III
V'''' ounu''ioh IMAM the man who went
INTO TIE markets to supply his wants.
Another important feature was to .c,uo.
mize on expense of pro,In,ti,n fTi,,
man who produced the ,,rratas, ,,,,,,ii, ~
on the least amount OF lnnJ ,,.a Iii,!'g
ing this economy. AIR. Cor I p,"s IN
the farmer should moi bc coni.nI IN, siiS
what would do, but sbopI6 sr,nr. WI" ti,li
very best. the best ynricties nr ,,, uie
liz animals, the best Of yt,,in ou uGii rs
finest Of fruits. Yon ,,n7'nt ~" "nu tne
calmly at home and rensn,, ~ uoWh
out, nor can ynn ali, ',, tntsc llhhss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

lcREr shooting
is murder. Iplead
guilty TO the in.
tent and TO having
done my best 10
carry It out, but
as rnoycr saw the
body Of my victim
and no Jury pro.
nounecd him ,iend
by the hand Of
violence my cor.
science Is fryo Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

ru-,,-down," or delicate, she needs ii
,,rh lis a special tonic, that builds
q n'ii eeitimnte medicine, TINT correcta
1up,s For every "female complaint
c1. .tness. Il Is the only remedy SO safe
.s az, that It can be guaranteed. If IL
y irnelit or euro, In every case, you
4 Y. vi XXI can DO " just as goolp for you I
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

The pnnsy IN different countries has
borne tbe name Of herb trinity, from H.
three c0lors loyeand-idle, Alss-ihe-or,.
Irise, jumpnrand-kiss me, aud three
nces-under.n-hOod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

Before making your trip to Chicago
fce tho Union racldc cheap rates.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

49, advertisement is unnecessary TO
luss v,,u that you need DR.. Sagu's Rene
Z. ,,a,r Catarrh. Its makers offer $500
. Is they cannot cure
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

The giant statues Of Ramcses were
placed IN position by rolling them along
grenscd planks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

None but Ten years old Belle Of Nelson
wiJskcy sold over tho Mansion bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

Frpsh turpip seed at Baker Bros. 600
Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07
A RUN FOR DEARLIFE
THE ADVENTURE OF A PICKET IN
FRONT OF PETERSBURG.
Surprised Bctwecn tho Lines BY the sud
den Interruption Of a Truce, Ho Ran the
Gantiet OF sharpshootera' rire--isscap.
and swim Retrlbution.

Copyright, iSaS by American Pres Assocja.
ton. Book rights roseryed.l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

L., FISHING TACKLE,
a. An reels, rods aud hooks Of
Anderson's Clubhouse.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

POOR SUBSTITUTE
for a well-known metii-
cine pays moro profit 70
a dealer. when be sells
1t. That's tho reaaon he
nnnoys you with bis
claim that it Is just as
good.n And that is one
reason why every wo-
man who wants Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Pre-
gcription should 30 TO a
reliable dealer.
Every woman does
want It, II she's suffer
ING from any nilnent
peculiar TO her sex. II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-12
PERSONAL POINTS.

Rev. Joseph Cook says he would be
willing that excursionists should go by
thousands to Gettysburg on Sundays ii
they should oil 90 with the same pur-
pose that took him there fifteen years
ago-namely TO praise and pray.
Richard Croker, the grand sachem Of
Tammany Hall, New York, has very
coy villa on splendid farm near Rich
field Springs, N. Y. Many important
political conferences have been held in
this rural home.
Senator Colquitt, OF Georgia, is much
better, and 1t Is expected that he soon
will be restored to health. He is conf
dent that he will be in Ills seat in the
senate before the season Is far advanced.
Emperor Williams singular Christ
mas present to the little queen OF Hol.
land was n box OF toy soldiers repre-
senting all the regiments OF the Prus-
sian army.
Allen w. Thurman, son OF ex-senator
Thurman, is being favorably mentioned
as future candidate for governor OF
Ohio.
Joe Jefferson is sixty-three years old,
but in good heullh. Like old Rips last
drink, the added years don't count"
President Diaz, OF Mexico, is reputed
to be worth SS0,000,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-12
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The pope has Greared something OF
stir in church and government circles
in Rome by canCelling an order, which
has been long in vogue, prohibiting
Italian army officers in uniform from
visiting the observatory at the vatican.
Arrangements are being made, for a
grand reunion Of California pioneers,
generally known as "Forty-niners," az
the Columbian Exposition next suns
mer.
The Aeeces OF ten goats and the work
Of several men for half year are re-
quired to make genuine cashmere
shawl yard and hall wide.
Icemen say that men can SEQ to read
a newspaper ii.nlgh the clearten-inch
ice in tho llNdsol river near Pough-
keepsle, n, Y.
Horses are drug on the Idaho mar
ket. The other dpv 1000 good young
animala wore sold in bunch for S24
head,
A tive.mile ride in three'horse sleigh
for a quarter OF a dollar Is one OF the
attractions in Central Park, in New
York.
Philadelphia society is in a ierment
over the attempt OF the health board to
prohibit the sale OF skinned milk.
State secrets rarely leak out in Russia.
Any person who divulges one, II dis
covered, Is hustled off to Siberia.
Thirty.seven thousand women are
employed as telegraph operators in this
country, it is claimed.
The United States has a less percent
age Of blind people than any other
country in the world.
Girls over twelve can make valid wills
under the laws Of Scotland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-12
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