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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04
MORNING SMILES.

Fair 0rgaaizt latter an hours hare
r.ctice}-Here is your money, Patrick;
but don't you think you charge me a
high price jus. for pcnpiug the organ ?
Pstrek-B!iss yr purity Dyes, nis., Oh
Erdn't charged re clint if h machine
did not make such blatherin' uoIses,-
He1s YorE IftsHg.
Little E,hel-Oh, mamma, We is re..
tin up a beautiful play. ia 20 be a
statue an Johnny is to be a sculptor
an be Is 70 fall in lore wiz me, an then
I am 10 come to life. Mamna-And
what are you TO cay after you come 10
life? Little E.he!-Gress I'll say
.booF'-Good N1t,.
An Iriahmaa swearing the peace
agaias. his three sons thus concluded
hi. affidavit: "And this deponen. fur.
;her saith that the only one Of his chill.
dren who showed him any real Affection
was his younges. son, Larry, for he
never struck hin when he was down."
-Gre1l Beg.
Experience has taught Us tina. lit is
foolish TO have toothache OF holidays.
The bes. time for toothache is half PCS:
eight in the morning when school Is in
session. Wise boys will avoid it at all
other times.-lfarpeTs Yoaag People.
Ticket Agent-""I can give you q state.
room in the cabin o. in the saloon"
Trayele.-4Don'. say another word.
pard! Tho saloons good enough for me.
I'm right At home there every time"-
Bst@n 7rarteips.
"Wha. is this money to be used for
that the church is raisingp Howler-
IT'S 70 send the minister. away and
give the congregation 4 nuch.needed
vacation. "-i::.eT oclc5. Ss35Ies e. Z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04

Gambling Tor Purely Pfous Purposes
Senator Hnar IL ore Of the ueuir
Congress who desire 70 push 10 the
wall the Louisiana lottery crowd. The
lc.sery has been driven Gu. Of the
coua:ry. and ye: It continues TO DO be-
iness in nc county. It has its draw
iuaon yessel Of lamp. and Is EtiII
doing : thriving business.
Senator Hoar has offered 2 bill which
DO thinks win putan end 20 this. lis
Objected BY CONC senators that the
Hear bill would interfere With church
fair lotserlez. To this the father Of the
bill replies: 81 would no. Ike to inssr.
In q bill of this Kind the abgurdity OF q
specific provision tina. would allos a
little gambling By church people for
purely pigr- purpoae." Senator boa,
is right
II ganblius be wrong in its nature no
object for which i.maybe rcsorted TO
i can MAke u N2hG 10 argument ls
necessary to prore tina. church which
: engages in game Of chance engages in
q bad business and helps to corrupt the
people who come il con:ar: with its
gambling device.
To speak Of gambling for purely pr
Gus purposes" shows the absnrdity of
\ tho immoral thing. a church tha. can
not &c: along without gambling should
go under. To get Up a gaming scheme
under church auspices is to run the
most mischisvous kind Of gambling
"a bell, for it enables vice 20 masquerade
in the cloak of religion and sets trap
Tor the unwary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04
TnEY begin to think they can pass
the tariff bill by Jnne ]. Why don't
they begin TO pass the bill?


5s General" Kelly consents to leave
! Des Moines By water and will mako for
Washington via the Ohio river. Then
which way? II he aud his mon have to
walk Wheeling Is very likely 10 DO on
therorte Of parade. Before the days Of
railroads the old tail was up the Ohio
ito Wheeling, from here over the ma
t!onal road. r
Wheeling will be m inviting pasture.
It's fame has gone abroad. By this fine
Kelly knows how We treated Calvin.
I Kelly is looking for that sos. OF treat
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04
Eooo's Pr.s cuss indigestion.
APopcin cdr.

The prozo!ce.s and ce.tain:: Of its
ccye kzTe made Chznbs,!sia's Corgh
Remedy iauous !: : intended e.pe-
ei2ily ior coughs, coda, coup and
TbooDing oough, and Is the nos: eject
al remedy known Tor these disease.
Mr. c. 2. Main, Q; Ucion City, Pa, szys:
Il h.Te = great sale on Ch1nberiain's
Corgh Remedy. l warrant eTery boz
lie AID hare EsTer heard OF one filling
20 give ea.;rs satisfaction
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04

Ea- T=e ..3sr4fs-

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"GeosraP Co1sy'4 pz,z5s Il WASH
icTt7o Tez:e-Slg id 20: Use Ebore ;se
:idie1ioc. Tie -1s-erzT sho7;t nov
- to-oe aid rsiieTs !iose lEEhbo-z
s5o. ne says are ding Ii: plo=Ir-.
Th1:sre- Z posibls ior hin - % II
TIE -zy q savl-g tbs coraI: ks hEs
BOZ csaa, srd ihs-e ;s nothing Do:e
Tor t:n 20 d. We srz siLi1g 70 ecr-
oad= :tzt zt:s- The CcIs- esorts @: y==-
:er6ET. the co1l:rT vii 1oT, o. 2
piceh, y able 10 phi ;t-oz2h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04

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PEtSs osz; -.t:-ss-I.s s,es;is Il
ESs.i4-s hrri-E 80 GIT rr:4- ih=1
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Il rs see IL E.iFv.E- re CHER IA
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49,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04
csy-h a-dEr,tosi,.

"Eor dr years ( sr5s-ed EEE;h cz.s,ra
and e-Jipsi2s. l tired zl-cs: sre-y-
;hinz. ui:hou: -eljet. ra.l 5sSn tx
!c2 Holds S1css2.-iIlz hEse taiz1
El- bottles, AID have ecjoysd be::e.
hszlta II :hs lag: si- 1oa:hs than io-
az Taztz before Ny little gil ns5 &
t.rra, and hoods S:-sapsz;lIz ms eiYea
bsrgood ae1l;h" Nary 8 BIRD, AI1er.
soa, Yves: Virginia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04

II ia great sstistaction 70 know tba.
the Ohio Valley China Company is 10
90 ahead, the employees having chance
TO take stock in the establishment
This company has made good start
in the production Of new line Of ware
and has demonstrated tia. the ware
car be made in this country and in
Wheeling. With good times the res.
will bs smoother sailing The rnde,tak.
ing is worthy Of all the supper. the peo-
pie Of Wheeling cam give it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04

Elo-En gPEDsz res si-i q Dcb-
f pr.1:s: aa3sr Prss;is-: C1sTsLz-i-
IaAs z4zi-iEtrrtio2 L. zood dszl i
tas zs;-,e Of ! ,ests-ts5o2 Tbs OF
ttTc:ites gre Ez::i5z bzek II :ts 81
pl.c=@ he o:hst tsloEr ny =a;E:lss
far .i.es q he pie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04
E.ekIe,s. a-.n. s,,r.

The be=t sz!Te in the To,id 70. ec;s,
bruises, cores, uloerz,. s.l. The1n, ievar
soFez, tas.e,, chapped hands, ehilblains,
CONS and al skin e.uptioas, aat posi-
lively cures piles. or no p=y required.
It Il guaranteed 70 giTs perfect satistso.
ton OF money refunded. Price .
oen;s per box For sale bT Logan D-u.
Company. -,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04

ZEr BzE.sErpz1 !, In = Easz
LIT u. SLEt= P.== TEI=a, Is.z
ssy5:ar Il tSs Clears EEs os4S1, Il
sesos a:rs !. esrs-i 81 :ari rrsl.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04

z1a. 50 AZ Bsr=t .sse- -Ee.,s-1-iiI's
re- 1s.,a.s4Lr L is E-sE. issss =
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04

lTT atts .ssasas. ~; ;:ssT vi =atts
=.-. t:s's.1s isr tassna.frs az th.t,
zI:tE2tIss ua5E eIa -,yT I5Sr.t=saI..-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04

a good deal is going on in these days
to give thourhtiul men something to
think about. Here i. the secretary Of
state OF Kansaa vaporing In this ugly
strain:
wan; % make :ti5 prediction: There I'll be
no overt oct ua.il the next election. thsn Ei.1c-
ianeous 9Th the :stnras the Games WI thooi
e1d every pllaIial residence win te dtsroyed
in thlf uprising o. the people. Woe unto them
then. Who have bought 20 S,sT this tide Of the
pest Giz months. The tsr-s5 s-e preparing tor
Ills; they arc sailing hons OF Z COW and bur.
tng Tinches:e:r. and many mechanics are doing
The 1s-,e-
Then what? After the country has
been Ii. up by the torch Of the incen.
diary, after the farmers have sold their
horses and their cows TO buy Winches.
.ers aud mechanics have supplied them.
selves with arms, after the armies Of
peace have becomo armies OF plunder,
where will these misguided farmers and
mechanics BET what viii they accom-.
plish?
The rest OF the country will not per.
mi.itse!f to be run over. Other farm.
ers and other mechanics, joining With ali
other patriots, will 20 to their coua.
try's defense as they have before.
There are too many clear.beaded, cour.
ageoua men in this country for any such
scheme to 20 far.
Tho United States OF America cannot
be run by men Of the stripe OF tbs Kan.
sas secretary OF state. Mea Of that sort
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04

Tgz IaoEt sitheriag criticism Of
Cozeys eourse in Warrington IL that
Kelly is zzhsned OF hin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04
ON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Limb Raw as Beet and Red as Feet
Pain, Burning, and Itching Ter
rib!e. Eot . Hours Sleep In 8
Days. Makes One Appllca-
ton OF Cutcura and In
o Minutes is Asleep.
a Remarkable
Case.

Aha: to ye-s 40 =zs eo-5as5 % NJ
;o2l Sith breaking oc. On ny lss which ny
PSysiS.1n FToood.ced Erzsra. Abcct rh:Ee
yeeEs s{so the s2trs disczsc brche OFT again o.
ts7e saine ~, s-f III phTSIc5za kss bee- z;:eaI-
~; ias Regularly, csgIEg froGE. oisce % :x.ee
callJ, nc cores Al tie ti;rs Se:-iay wire. 4
fread cAlicl 10 Ese re, zSd brought abo2t
ooe kali tEaspcoEtul Of CrTTcpHi, alTisin.
10 20 Z; II, telling Of himself, brotkt.z snI
iaoihs, hSvt-- b9=n cured By l.. l -rudH
not iry Il 1t fu., although bad been o.
cr1,cstS Tor oTec cTo I-seES, aad AZ one tine
Counted between :Ve1tr-ss:T Lad tht-.y stzrt-.:-
:strg soTes, I'D E-d COT slept ro1e Sh.z dEs
h0uEs In tire ni-h:8- Siond5y morning atcr:
fou', O'clock the pain, burning AID itching 10
e1fna so seTe1e that de.erzinei 20 TT Cur
ezra, thinking thz: Il Il did no good, Il co1H
no' NIKE ry le, much worse, tcr II was rs raT
Is ! r:ece Of bGet and As I'D Is : beet, 50
applied the CrTtcCEI, ard In eve raindses aI:e-
IAid DOM AS asleep. Next day ! sent and
20: box Oh CU5!cIRA, and I'll pledge ny b9aeSt
~oIn ! SOold not take 500 to-day f1F IL. II
could net &c: Another. ] oomneoced us!c:
CrTcCHA Monday morning abSdr fo7r ocIoek,
aad to-day CIuchIayJ ny leg iS ne-Tly well, not
withdrawing lad GO: vailed ; step wiihGu.
ly erltcaes in tIEo works. Ny Zr7titate 10 TIA
nm Tho frst compounded trTfCCEA IS pro-
tcInt- G-y God hlesJ him. h.
7. 7. FRIZlER, South 5ostc2, Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-04

rIh5PLZs, hlaekaeadI. ned, rough, ehapptd, ADD
iiH oily hlta ear-d ~ CGIcGN S0iP.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06
Living With Their Heads Oh.

Most persons Of an observing turn
of mind are aware Of the fact that
there are several species of insects
that will continue to live without
seeming inconvenience for some time
after decapitation, exact knowledge on
the length OF time which the various
species Of insects would survive such
mutilAtion being somewhat vague.
Professor Conestrini once undertook
a series of experiments with a view of
determining that and other facts in
relation to the wonderful vitality of
such creatures. In each case the head
was smoothly removed with pair OF
thin -bladed forceps, and when spon-
taneous movements of wings and legs
ceased he employed sunlry irritating
devices, sucn as pricking, squeezing
anil blowing tobacco smoke over the
insect. AS result OF these expert
ments, he ascertainel that members
of the beetle family at once showed
signs Of suffering, while such as ants,
bees, wasps, ETC., remained for hours
unaffected. Some which seemed
| stunned from the effects Of the opera
| ton recovered after q time, and con-
tinuel to live and enjoy headless ex-
| istence for several days. Butterflies
an moths seemed but little affected
by the guillotinins process, anl the
| common flies appeared to regard the
! operation as huge joke.
"Tue common house hy," says our
experimenter, appeared to be in full
| possession Of his senses (rather para
| doxical, when in all probabilities the
! canary had swallowed head, sense and
aln thirty-six hours after being oper
ated upon.
| The bodies of some species of butter
flies survived as long as eighteen day
after the head had been removed, bu
the head itself seldom showed signs o
life longer than six hours after decapi
tation. In the general summary o
these huge experiments We are In
formed that the last sigus OF life were
manifested either in the middle o
last pair of legs sad that the myrio
pods showed ga. tenscity of lif
land appeared wholly Indifferent t
the loss Of their heads. st. Loui
Republic.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06
h hove. neealse.

When the worAmen came 10 tear Of
the roof of the Ellicott City lMI)
Presbyterian Caurch, which Is being
demolished to give place to new
church, they stirred np d numerous
and influential colony Of bees which
had made their nome IN q cornIce OF
the old building for years anil years
The bees fought OF tas iatrudefs snd
bad TO be snoaei ont aua massacred
before the men could 60 On with thsir
work. The honey which tbs snios-
tsioos little insects hal boarded up
was taken oat, aad il niled . big tuu
and pan, making al tod 20. much
less than 80 pounds --Wasaiogto-
star
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

\. $. Nes;eroH, an attacne OF the
Kusslan Department OF Agriculture, is
IN Michigan Inspecting metno Is en-
pIoyei there III cutting al market
la5 lumber. His OBJECT is principally
to get information respeetin. I'M
provements III sawnill machinery.
Mr.. Nesteroff pronounces the Sa ,inaw
valley mills the finest he has ever
seen tie was especially interested in
The maple sugar industry IN the
sptins, an spent a month III New
lork state sugar camp. This busl.
ness was entirely new to him, AMI he
VIII try to Introduce it into his native
country, which has, he says, an abuu
dance Q. su gar naples.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

Young man Of Lewiston, Me-, who
rrldes himself on his attractiveness
for the gentler sex, got on train the
other day anl saw a-eoo Hooking
young lady, who seemed to have no.
body with her. He approached her,
relates the New Orleans P.cayune, aud
dl the mashcr act She was re-
sponsive, anl he was having very
nice time when man came in and
thanked him for having male the task
OF taking lunatic to the asylum
taslor than he dared hope.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

An estimate of the charitable be.
guests II England during 1898 puts
lie total sum at about $1,000, 900.
4Ais Is held 10 be about one-teuth Of
Inc estates upon wnicb probate duty
nas been levied. Among the larger
amounts given are the following: Earl
.: Derby. Sl0o. oo0 Richard vau ghan.
oi Bath. a retired brewer, $4,000;
the kev. James Spursell, $1,000. 900 !;
John horniman, tea merchant, $780,
Jo9; Henry Spicer, the well-known
paper dealer, s75o,0lo; Sir William
Aaekinnc7, $4,000. The largest
legacy OF all Is by Baroness Forester,
Njo4. .ooo.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

The Chinese trade unions cah trace
Their history back for more THAI 1000
Years. TAe chinaman does not dis.
enss with his employer what he is to
receive Tor the work he does; he sim.
P.y takes what he considers a fair and
proper re nuneration. He levies toll
On every transaction according to laws
!aid down hy his trsle union, and
without for moment taking into
consideration what his employer may
c2nSi Ter proper. He is. therefore.
SAYS correspondent of the Philadel.
P4a Telegraph, generally called a
'4.es; but he is acting under due
elATanteeS. IL obedience to laws that
s'e lar better observed an / more t,iict
'lAl any the police have been able to
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

With the growth OF the new taste for
CIT flowers the cultivation of small
flower gar lens may become a source of
unexpected revenue to countless
homes. Many valuable plants can be
nal" profitable with care, even in q
small back yard or in sunny room,
an certainly no more ayreca Die homo
IN u-trv for women can be ina rinel.
Tho WORK demands fitness, patience
and unrenittln3 clre, but it pays rich
dlslien Is for tho amounts invested.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

Three years since went away a
bachelor forlorn,' laughed Jerome
Meadowgay. as he strobe along toward
the Mockbee farm and turned his
steps toward the old stile at the foot
OF the laue.
A tall figure stood in the dusky
twilight, sanity outlined against the
slowly-fadins crimson Of the west.
welcome home" called soft
voice.
Jerome sprang eagerly forward.
"Margie." hc cried.
"No, not Margiei" in pettish tones.
ats Octavla. Don't you know me,
Jerome?" she askei; then added, In
dulcet accents, 81 did not know my
own heart when sent you away. For
give me, Jerome, and--and let US bury
the past"
"A soft hand was laid on his arm, and
Octavia's liquid eyes looked apparently
into his.
Jerome pnt the hand coldly aside.
1.-The past is buried, SO far as l am
concerned" he assured her. "You
said all was over between us that day.
Oetavia, and 1 accepted your decision. "
"But--but it is not too late yet,
Jerome. l."
cit is too lste!" was the stern re.
ply.
Pretty, pink-cheekea. Margie male
q charming bride, a few weeks later,
aud the Gothic-roofed cottage, witt
its hop-vines AMI Virginia creepers,
is no longer in want of mistress. -
Saturday Night.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06
TELLING STORIES.
Enow o. q boy THAT'S sleeny

iFnow o! a boy that's sleepy.
can tell by the noIiin2 heal.
And the eyes that cannot stay open
While the goo .-nign: prayer is sail
AMI The whispered "Tcll tory,
Said in such drowsy way,
Makes ne hearthe bells OF Dreamlani,
Tha, ring at close Of day.
30 you want story, darling!
What shall the story be2
VI Little Boy Blue in the hays,ack,
And the sheep he tails tossae.
As they ninble the meadow clover
While the cows are Ia the corn?
y Little Boy Blue, wake up. wake up,
For the farmer blows his horn!
Or shall 1t be the story
o. Little Bo Peep / tell.
And the sheep he lost AMI mourned for,
As II awful fate be'ell2
But there was no neei OF sorrov
For the pet th,t went astray,
Since. LETT home, he came back home
- HA' o"n Soou tliIlt anu way,
", the pigs that went 20 Market
That's the tale for me TO tell,
Inc great big pig. anil the little pigs,
Andthe wee. wee piy as we'll.
H"r1's the big pig-wfat a beauty!
But not half AS cunning is he
As this little tot of a baby pig
That can only say 'We-we",
Jus, look Mt the baby, bless him!
The little rogues fast asleep.
might have stopped telling stories
When got to Little Bo Peep.
Or, little one. how love you.
You areso dear, 80 fair
Here's goodnight kiss. my baby
Goa have you in His care,
-Eben E. Rexford.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

y W y give my con.
sentl" added the old lady, winding
briskly away on big ball of clouded
red and white yarn.
Miss Octav,a Mockbee, black-eyed
and scarlet-lipped, turned sharply
around with an impatient frown on
her shapely forehead.
81 haven't asked your consent yet !"
she retorted, imperiously. "When I
do, it will be time enough to refuse -
Then you amt a-goin' to marry
him alter all, Octavy?" cheerfully
commented Aunt Adaline, looking up
from the sponge pudding she was max
ing for dinner. 'T'm so glall Mr..
Fothergill may be respectable, for ell
we know, an then ag'in he mayn't.
But we know all about Jerome Mead
owgay, an his folks afore him. Not
shiftless ene among EN-"
'An' like a not the t'other one is a
wolf in sleeps clothin'," sagely COM
mented Miss Martha Phipps, who was
spending the day. 'It amt best to
take no resks, Octavy."
"But you hadn't ought to encour-
age Mr.. Fothergill SO much, Ockie, :"
admonished Mrs. Mockbee, with o
mollitied glance at her tall grand
daughter "It amt right to accept
the attentions OF any man without you
think"
Now, look here, grandma, and
Aunt Adaline-and you, too, Miss
/ Phipps!"
The black-eye beauty wheeled
around and leveled n whole battery Of
angry glances at her startle / hearers:
You may all keep your good advice
TIL it's called for! I don't want it.
I'm going to marry Ferdinand Foth-
| ersill and live in the city. | shan't tie
| myself down to a common farmer like
Jerome Meadowoay, and you needn't
| thipk it
And the offended Xantippe hounced
| out of the room, !eaving ner auditors
breathless with astonlshment.
One hour later, sixteen year-ol,l
Mar yie, coming in from the barn-loit
with Hat split basket OF iresh-laid
-gs, met Jerome Meadowsay leaving
the house.
ooh. jerome, do stay to dinner! !!
greeted Margie. .cor>nally. We're
SONG to have rice waliies ani spons
pudding"
Eu. Jerome gloomily shook BIZ
head
I'm going away, Marsie, he said
gently. This is the last time l shall
zee YOU for long while perhaps for
ever.
Margie's dimplei face cloudei owe
liz an April sky.
"Going away, jerome. 'But-bu
where?" she asked, blankly.
IL don't know YET. hesitate,
Jerome MAYBE TO Greenland" b
aided. .ecklessly. ''Bu, gooi-by, III
tie Marsie. Don't forget me. vii
vous There'll be nobody else to Re
member me-"
But Margie cluus to his hand.
''Oh, jerome. mamma and grandn
will remember you. aud so Will l..
she declared. hmpuIsivelr. And
Cousin Octsvis prefers that little aud
OF Ferdinand Fothersill tx YOU
sho ii rae i some dav. see i she don
But youIl write 10 u, woa', yog
Jerome?" she pleaded, looking at hi.
through pair OF forget -Ae-not h-u
eyes .ringed with thick, curling lashe.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

Mount de Aqua otherwise the
"xaser volcano" is situated twenty.
Ave miles sonth OF the capital os
Guatemala. It takes spells O: vornii-
ing immense torrents Of pure cold
water.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

Tic most unhealthy city in Europe,
accor linz to statistics recently issued,
is Ba-"rlona, Spain, one Of the love-
l',st places in that part of the con.
turnt. One who lives in Barcelona
increases considerably his chances OF
dnnA.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

T. Tho mountains OF Kentucky ma
ior.ty of the lo1 houses are built now
ja,t as they were IN the days of Daniel
BOOM. There are no windows, no
carpets, no whitewashinr, often but
on room, and many Of them not even
lryn
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

Tie Tryptien Government pays in.
.lr.., On $50, 900, 900 Nile Canal debt
abl s. 900, 90 Saez Canal bonds,
s91cez.ug the money out of the farm.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

Widowed Papa 10 his si1sssn-yses'
old daaght@rJ -'.E@e, did yos know
our boasexeeper VS. going 70 %
,usyried:"
EEs- is she, realty: Well. thaat
fortune. veil get rid Of tbs disapse
4ols o.i thing >. lssa WHO y ~
going 10 marry
Pspa-"As-"-Truta-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

Tao t,r.az and autumn maneuvers
oi Earopeaa armies cost annually s1O,.
OsaIlo.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06
GETAWAYS CHOICE.
by HELEN WHITNEY CLARK.

I Amt right, &C.
acordin' to my
idees of what's
right an what's
wrong, Octavy /"
said Grandma
Mock thee. severe.
lv. "An' / shan't t
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

4 special train on The London and
Northwestern Railway makes the trip
ron Liverpool 10 London. > distAsss
o.2ji miles. in thsss houes asa 1eety-
three minutes
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

n ih.-l q the earth 8 controlled
it,. An@.5.oaxon race.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-10-06

Cnder the circumstances cannot afford TO
narfy for love aons, and. therefore, | give
ron uacx your free Ion, aa1 hope You viii
DON forget tdat ther. ever was sucn q p-f-
,oa as Ferdinand FotnerSuL