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PANAMA IN AMERICA.

The Worids uneovefing of big
American end Of the great Panama
scandal has attracted widespread at
tsntion.
The explanations Of some Of the per
SONS connected with the De Lesseps
demonstration in this, country, thai
they do not know what became Of the
great American corruption fund Of
80, 800, 900, have simply stimulated
public curiosity 70 know what use was
made Of it.
1t is intimated at Washington that
an investigation of affairs upon the
Isthmus Of Panama, as they effect
Americans interests is likely to be
ordered by Congress.
This may perhaps5be wise thing to
=, but would ii not be well also to or
der and to make thorough investiga-
ton Of the Panama Canal matters as
they affect American honor and tile
integrity of our pubic menf
What became Of that 81, 000, 000g
How, as we now look back upon it.,
was the surprising change in the atti-
tude Of Congress affected? If the cor
ruption was not confined to France,
the investigation certainly should not
be limited to that country w. Y.
World.
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The mystery of the retention Of
Raum at the head Of the Pension Blu
reau win probably be no longer mys
terry when the Ways and Means Com
mittee shall have finished its explora-
: tions into the condition Of the Treas
ury. Some curious facts with relation
to pension expenditures have already
been developed. For example, be-
tween the time when, President Harri-
son was renominated and the Noyem-
Der election 90, 600 names were added
to the pension roll, or at the rate Of
nearly 1000 names per day an un-
usual rate Of speed. a brake was
only put on the outturn when, after a
Cabinet consultation, it was found me-
eessary to slowNup because Of the con-
dition Of the Treasury. There was not
money enough in sight to pay the new
pensioners.
Another significant fact has cropped
out as to the distribution Of pensions.
They SCENT have been put, like Cakes
Ames' Credit MobiIier bonds, " where
they would do the most. good This
Is illustrated BY the following figures
for four Of the principal States Of the
North
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Hcm does he feel2-He feels
no desire to go to the table and
grumbling, fault-finding,
oyer-nicety about what is set
before him when he is there
august FI0tcer the remedy.
Hon. does he feei2-H He feels
after spell of this abnormal
appetite an utter adherence,
loathing, and detestation of
food as if mouthfnl would
kill him august Florer the
remedy.
Hom does he feel He has
irregular bowels and peculiar
stools august Fiotcer The REM
edu. io-ieIf
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: august
Flower

Hotc does he feel2-He feels
cranky, and is constantly cx-
perimenting, dieting himself,
adopting strange notions, and
changing the cooking, the
dishes, the hours. and manner
of his eating august Floicer
the remedy.
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1ngersol says I'm these times per-
SON must do one Of three things Tell
what be thinks, keep stillr Or lie, and
/ md that the respectable thing 70 do
Is to lie,' Bob ii eminently respect
able, and even popular.
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Worlds Fair
Souvenir Coin
for a Dollar
Beautiful
IN
Execution.
Original
Design.
A Work Of Art in itself.

We devote the entire amount towards developing
and ennobling the Peoples Great Fair.
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lone Do11arI
II is the Largest Paper
cosrSaassrp THE srafE.

II contains morerhoice, varied and attractive
readlng matter than any half dozen ordinary
newspapers. IN. 5sssav<-.s.sass
ned stories by the best authors are among tho
desirable features
The WHEELING REelsTER live stock, produce.
wool and grain markets, from Philadelphia,
New York, Baltimore and Chicago arefull, ac-
cnrate and complete.
Every town, city andcounty seat In the State
ii a center Of news which the REGISTER publish
o. with weekly regularity, 50 that every citizen
In The state must take the REGISTER to keep
thoroughly posted In State matters.
THE Democratic Party will shortly come into
power, and the REGISTER will be faithful
chronicler OF events occurring under the cleye-
land Administration. Everybody will want to
know what Is going on in Washington. The
REaIsTER's Special Correspondent will keep
them posted.
The Legislature will shortly assemble. II will
be very important session. No citizen Of the
state can-afford to be without the REaIsTER. Its
Legislative reports, and in fact all news mat.
Throughout the state as them elaborate and
complete.
Remember. One Dollar buys the WEEKLY
REaIsTER from now I'LL January |, 1894.
sH-Ali remittances should be either by postal
order registered letter or check. Then there is
no danger 81 loss or delay.
Address,
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING co.,
WHEELING, w. VA.
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Indiana and Ohio were considered
missionary ground in the recent con
test. II Harrion did not get as many
votes as be expected. it was no fault Of
Raum's. In Indiana and Ohio there is
one pensioner for every three soldiers
sent to the war IN Illinois. one for
every four in New York, only one for
every six How may this disparity
be accounted for, except upon the
ground of gross preference, or worse I
When the trae history Of the PEN
SION Office shall have been written il
will disclose scandalous mismanage-
ment- The bounty Of the nation has
been prostituted to the usesof patty
witch since 1876 has kept its control
Of the Government IN despite Of ths
actual desire Of the people Raun
stands explained.
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80, AZ r,,t sosT oSriet nEHrirasUHe, - Va
ss sseons elAss san nArrtS
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Ask
Your
Doctor

If a pure, smeet prepa
ration Of refined cotton
seed oil and purified
beef suet Is not more
wholesome than ami
NAL cooking fats.
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Hon does he feei2-Hefeels
at times a gnawing, voracious,
Unsuitable appetite, wholly UNI
accountable, unnatural and un-
healthy. --1ugust Hocer the
remedy.
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ANEW BUSINESS
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Full particulars and free sample
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GEO. E..KALB & CO.,
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Fido ahead q dc lung fever an oddcr
t'ings what was after i'm. But I'm tly
right up ter de limit, and muffin gifts
away from me, see? SO iollics de led
dy up. but not too much. Madam
says !. its hard case. Der col grave
is yawnin' fer little Fido.' Den she near
has fit, an grabs little Eido up in
'cr arms. Say, l tout e was gone
sure. But lac got away wild s life. Den
1 says: 'Dcrc's on'y one man in der per-
flesh car. cnre i'm says /, am I'm him.
Den she goes inter 'er close an gifts ten
case. reaches ont me hand fer der
stuff shade too lively. Me nerves is
not strong, an col cash makes me res
less. 'Yusc gifts it wen little Fido is
well agin,' says She. Den she puts de
ten case back in 'cr pocket, an kicks
mesclf. But amt turn down ter stay,
see? L gives 'er Il song an dance. l
says der angels wants ter play wild lit
tie Fido. Den she cries some, an l
sees I'm or der right lay. He's a
sweet dorg, says ], an dat fctchcs 'cr.
She give me five, anyway, because she
knows III be good ter i'm, and she
raises der limit ter twenty-five if /
cures i'm. Den she kisses little Fido
an goes out, an wen come ter 'xam-
inc der dorg, say, der angels had got
Jim
"Wcll dat didn't make no difference.
anyhow; he never had Il show fer his
life. But wat was l ter do fer der
twenty case? Say, it's Il holy show
how der luels will run fer a
fellic some days. She hadn't been gone
over ten minutes before in come n little
cross-cycd ticf named Murphy. His
Christian name is 'Gimlet' cause % has
way O rollin' his eyes round dat
makes 'cm look as if dey was borin' a
hole.
"Gimlct has a dorg on the end of n
string. 'Where'd yer pinch dc purp?'
says I, in friendly way. Me bruddcr
give i'm ter me, says Gimlet. He didn't
mean ter trow me down. lie knows I
know he never had brudder. OATS
all right; it's better ter lay t'ings Off
-.-esra brudder what never was, dan on
some 7Sssder fellie's bruddcr, what can
go ter der fs,snd.
Coin ter gre i'm to me?' says I.
yusc fer seven plunlss' ~yell, &c took
TWO which was twice as mn.>h as der
dorg WIS wort. But had ter / I've i'm,
fer, say, e was der Twin imageAo' little
Edo as Fido would'a-bcen wild any flesh
on is bones.
But say, looks is deceitful. Dat
new dorg wanted ter fight all der time.
say never saw such cusscd DISPOSE
tion outside o Jersey City. Der Teddy
didn't want no fightin' purp. She'd
told me dat Fido hadn't fight enough in
him ter make him chaw his grub But
der udder one fought in his sleep
Bay, never let go. 1t looked rocky, but
i cured i'm. Say, whadjc tink? fed
i'm on soothin' sirap. did, SO help
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like little man. He was glad ter see
tn purp.
An der Teddy, She nearly drove me
crazy wild tcllin' me dat / was out o.
sight an stood ut der head o me per-
flesh. She says She never see so great &,
change i'll Il dorg in her life, which |
t'in!i she never did
'Tomaso will be delightcd,' says she.
AN who's Tomaso? saws ]. Its me
cat, says She, AN der fines eat in New
York. We ulster call i'm Thomas. but
t want good enough for i'm, so we
changed it to Tomaso. Dcy's great
frien's, him an little Fido. Its der
prctticst sight in der world ter see 'cm
play together. George, will yusc gct
Ionaso an show der gent how der
little pluyInatcs loves each uddcr.'
Say, | wanted ter git out. Dcre was
cold fcclin's in me feet. wanted ter
go home. It's one ting ter fool Il
couple q swell mugs an it's anutldcr ter
fool old toIncat. ] made up inc mind
dat der soothin' sirup wouldn't carry
fido trough der interview wild his old
fricn', Tomaso. / taut der Teddy stood
ter lose her confidence in mcsclf an
some o. her parlor furniture wen Tom
aso an th'purp began to- mix things up.
''l'ut, say, couldn't get out. was
corncrcd, an pretty soon l heard der
footsteps q George in der hall. Saw,
der mex ting knew der room was full
o toincat. Tomaso took one look n,
his little playmate an den he riz right
mp i'll der air. He did. so help me: an
wen q come down q lit on l'ido's back.
Say, he lii on both sides % him to oncct.
an banged de Stats out'n him.
Tin tellin' Yer. dat soothin sirup is
n good thing: it's great stuff: but. saw.
dcrcS Il limit. Little Fdo come outn
his trance in about one second. Say.
he chased 'Tomaso up onto der pyanncr
an played II choon wild i'm. But
Tomaso, he was game. Wen he see it
want no cinch, he pulled himself to-
gethcr, an little Fitlos head hammered
dc worries fer spell. Den Fido got his
second wind, an he chased Tomaso up
der lcddy's gown, clear ter der top q
her head Say, she yelled Break
away an don't yusc forget it. George
come ter her rescue. den, an der fight
shifted ter der back o. his neck fer
awhile. Dcy ripped his coat from de-,
collar down. Den he got mad and
trun round der furniture But he
didn't hit neither one o dem little play
mates. Dcy was too spry fer him. by
an by took Il hand i'll an got hold o
der string what was cfastcncd ter little
Fido's collar. Den der dorg chased
hisself 'roun' an 'roun' me legs, an der
cat chased herself after der dorg, an
dey tied me up in der string till, say,
was no good on earth. I jes' fell down
III me tracks, an by good luck fell on
Tomaso an done him up. Say, he was
out, an there was little Fido tied ter
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
A NEWSPAPER MAN,
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should Know and Understand-1hcy
win Interest Not Only tho Newspaper
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Children In Africa.

A lady who has been travelling in
China writes very interestingly to the
New York Commercial Advertiser of
the different treatment which boys and
girls of that kingdom receive. ''Whcn
son is born he sleeps upon bed The
bed is richly drapcd and the little fell
low is clothed with robes as gorgeous
as his parents can afford to buy. Ills
playthings are pearl, and if he be the
only boy in the household everyone
obeys his princely cries. But when
girl is born very little notice is taken of
her. She sleeps upon the ground and is
merely wrapped up in big piece OF
cloth. When old enough to play with
anything she is given piece of tile,
and she is not considered capable of
acting either right or wrong AS she
grows mp she is taught to prepare food
and make wine. Beyond that she
knows nothing except to obey her par.
,ntS"
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REAR ADMIRAL GIIERAKDI.

tered the navy from Massachusetts as
midshipman, 1916, and served on the
Ohio, of the Pacific squadron, till 1850,
entering tic naval academy in 1882 lie
became master and lieutenant in 1853.
and ut the beginning of the civil war
was on the Lancaster, of the Pacific
squadron. He was made lieutenant
commander in 1862, and took part in the
engagement with Fort Macon in that
year. In 1864 he successfully com.
manded the gunboat Chocorna and the
steamer Port Royal, of the west gulf
blockading squadron. In the latter
vessel he took part in the battle Of Mo-
bile bay, and distinguished himself for
GOODNESS and courage. lie vas pro-
noted to commander in 1866, to captain
i'll 1874, to commodore in 1854, and in
1855 served on the board of examiners
for promotion. In 1886 he was made
commandant of the Brooklyn navy yard,
md in 1887 he became rear admiral.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
|ULDN'T FOOL T0MAs0.
Passage In the Life Of a New
York Dog Doctor.
". Littlo Fido Returnod to fIis Play
lato and Received a Welcome That
Was More Warm Than Cordial
The Doctor Wns Slick.
IcopYnIGur, 1881

En- Mulberry Bend, New York, the
s%rifty tenant mclts down the lead
81 Ints of the water pipes and casts them
81 10 coin, after which he asks his land
|$ru why the diavolo he doesn't see To
He plumbing. But there nrc quccrcr
Hays of making money than that in
His city. One of thcn was recently
&fd before me in Il story which APP
%falcd strongly to me as Il young man
Tying TO mako his way i'll the world.
8Thc narrator was devoted to the heal
~ art. He had been educated for Il
#nrd hccler, but somebody had turned
#igin him." and 50 he had opened an
Nice for the healing OF canine diseases.
business, lie told mc, WAS not good ut
HIST, but by permitting Il faro bank Oh
HE second floor to have private Ell
l'ancc through his Office he managed TO
40 along.
"Scc dat purp?" said he, in his native
3inguagc, which | understood quite
fen, having frequently visited the
Yard III which he was born. ''Say, he's
lie bes' case ever had"
He looked like one of the worst. Ap-
Iarcntly he had been run over by u
|eythc chariot sucl, as the early l;ritons
Employed to discourage immigration.
lie was shaved in many places, and was
adorned with interesting designs in
Iourt plaster.
What is he, or, rather, was he" I
Eslzcd
"Wcll, dc most o him is bull terrier,
should say. Say, he's played in hard
.nck; but he's dead game, I'm tellin'
Yer. jos watch him. Are you onto his
'urvcs?'
| l was. The dog evidently broodcd
Hvcr his injuries and cherished deep re-
eminent against the author of them.
lie was sharpening his teeth on an iron
lhain and mcditating revenge. l did
pot intrnde upon his mcditations.
" Bout two weeks ago" continued
he mcditativc gentleman. "a Teddy
'omcs in yer, wild de worst-lookin total
vrcclS-say, yer ought ter a-sccn dat
lorg. She had him on string, an say,
&c had ter either hang by his neck or
fall dead. She cantcd him ODER agin de
wall, an he jest leaned up there an
'oughcd. Can yusc do anythin' fer
little Fido?' says She. Say. | had ter
,hasc mcself roun lively ter pinch little
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me feet. Say says I, wild what breath
was i'll me, call it Il draw
well, now, you'd "a said der Jig was
was up an nuthin' ter do but give mp
der twenty case an own meself n t'icf
an a liar. Did do it? Not on yer
life. Madam says /, little Fido had
changed so fnuch dat his little PLAYMATE
didn't know him..
Hes changed good deal in der
lasn two minutes says George, AN he
picked some o. Fidos fur out'n his own
hair. He amt lool,in' so well as he was
wen he came
81 can fix dat all right in dav or
two says /.
"'Oh, do yusc tinll yer cam saws der
Teddy. She was untying Fido from me
feet, an coverin' him with caresses.
Say, | taut he'd bite der nose off'n her.
but he didn't. He'd had enough. Saw.
he didn't breathe fer ten minutes. To-
maso had cut the pace little fast fer
fricn'ly exhibition. 1t went to der
lcddys heart.
Take him back says she, am
make his hair grow again, an I'll give
yer five cases more
"Say, am slick? Am up ter der
limit? Are yuse on to me curves?o
=. HOWARD FIELDING.
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TRUSTHES' SALES.
10y VIRTUE 4 nEEnOETDI-

IL ViRIuE OF y DEED OFTRUST DATED
~ April j, 1871, anG record Ell in the ccrk,a an
1i me county count of ltoanokc county, In deed
n~oA !, page H3 and executed To nc tho unIcr
s,ecair the Ilnoc Land Company tho payment OF
In, sum e. f!N as evidenced HI httccn mcgotbc
Lotts OF Sbel each, payable mt the bank OF : ID
rery'ison. OF Roanoke, Va, drawn hv Inc SAID
G"1c Land Company, and dofault havin. been
maHe IN inc payment of the whole OF said NOT. y.
OF s,id tecd ortiust, will on SATt RDAY. ri is
~ II DAY OF APRIL, 1SH. At IL O'Ci0 CK
In The town Of Vnton, omcr for sale at public
.Hc,lon one l. t. known as lot M. ~, See. No. 10.
~ snowil on Inc map OF the Glade Land Company'
i EhMS: Cash su ticit nj TO tcIray the g ypcusSs
OF executing said trust, including a trustees COM
mission or . per cent, to pay or the whole of said
holcS balance, II any. Shall he PAYABLE I'm enc
ana two years. evidenced by interest bcarinr ne.
sotlahie note of purchaser, secured by a decd OF
;rnst upon the property. GEO. $. JACK.
3-;pl-tds ,,,n,,
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF THE
Va "a provisions OF a deed CT trust exc cuted BY
Walton, trustee, and others, bearing date tho oGth
dny or September. 1871, and recorded in the
of Rosn Ore Gi inc corporation court OF the city
which deed reference Is made for n full Statement
o, me provisions thereof and by which deed the
shn D. D!alr and L.. Blair, Jr, conveyed to the
said h, a. Walton, trustee, the property herein
sIter described, among others. Tor the following
trust In trust to secure to the Peoples Building
Loan and Savings Association the payment or
the sum OF $2Coo, and also for the further nav.
mcnt OF 1881 contribution OF Interest and e 3f
contribution OF premium, each and every month
from the date thereof, said payments OF interest
anu anu premiums to commence on or before Satur-
Gay, october 81, 1871. and tn be continued and
made on or before the last Saturday Of each and
every month the rcaftcr, to be paid TO the treas
condition OF bond executed aud delivered nv
inc said W }. Blair and Iycurgus Blair, Jr., to
execution Of said decd, and by virtue OF an order
OF me corporation court of the city OF Roanoke
oppThn ON me as substituted trustee in tho place
OF thc sa,d II. A. Walton, trustee, with ali the
rights and powers ana liabilities of the said Il. A.
Ma ..ic, trustee trustee, HE said W. j. Blair and
payment OF tho msamcnts OF The contribution
oi interest ana contribution OF premiums pro-
siaea Tor as aforesaid, becoming due on the last
saturday IN August September, October, Noyem-
ner, December, lSl? and January and Feb
N.Y. dollars aud siXty.two cents nni
VIII he due on the 18th day OF March, lSi3. the
sum or S?Ol2 -, according to the provision Of
the said deed and on account OF the debt therein
secured. ana hcing authorized so to do by the
ic ma OF the said G"cd, and being directed so To
90 ny me said: the 'ope's Building. Loan and
Sayihss Association, the beneficiary in said deed.
i siiail, on SATURDAY. THE iST DAY OF
ArfiL, lS9' sell NJ public auction in front of
thc courthouse In the city OF Roanoke, Va, the
deed: " ea'u
;, AZ that certain piece or parcel of land situated
IN the GUY OF hoanokc, county OF Roanoke and
State OF Virginia. and bounded ~ follows: Com
mcnclng at point on the north side OF Luck
street ~ Icet west OF Park street, thence with
Luck street south s. degrees west 80 feet to- a
point; thence no,th degrees east 30 feet To an
alley; thence with said alley north SIS degrees
east ~ feet to point; thence south degrees
west NJ feet to the north side OF Luck street tho
place OF beginnings NS
TERMS-Cash: JAS & GROVES
81 III Substituted Trustee.
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