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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-07
LOCAL RRsvIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In ana .,bou.
tho City.

Mn,ters-o OF Minor Moment in ana .,bou:
the City.
MATINEE a. the Grand to-day.
The GRAND this acknowledgements"
OFFICER WEST yesterday locked ny an
unknown man, very drunk.
ONLY one member showed up for the
meeting OF the police committee last
night, Mr.. Richards, and he lett with
out holding meeting.
TIE local lodge OF the national
brotherhood OF electrical engineers gave
Q big ball in the Beethoven hall last
night The attendance was large and
the affair in every way a great success.
The usual mems meetings will be
held at the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION building this evening at 7:45
o'clock and tomorrow at 4 o'clock.
These meetings are always open to all
young men.
Arthe Opera House las. evening the
Franz Wiiczek concert company gave q
most artistic and enjoyable perform
ance to large. refined and appreciative
audience. This ended the seasons
regular amusement course OF the \. N.
CA.
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MRS. FAULKyER,s FUNERAL,
The Senator's Mother Laid to Rest at Ma,
= fiusburr

The Senator's Mother Laid to Rest NJ Mar
tinsburg.
Sptcia! Dbpateh TO he! in:tliigen:r.
HARRISBURG, W. Va, April 6.-The
funeral of Mira. Mary A. Faulkner, widow
OF the late Hon. Charles James Faux
ner, aud mother of Senator Faulkner,
occurred here to-day from her home.
Boydsyille. AveryIlarge crowds OF rel
atives and iricndg attended. The SER
vices were conducted by the Rev. d..
Moods, of the Presbyterian church, OF
this place. and Rev. DR.. Graham and
DR.. White, OF Winchester. The floral
offerings were beautiful and costly.
Senator aud Mrs. Gibson, Hon. and Mrs.
James l. Morris and Major Holmes
Conrad came up from Washington to
attend the funeral, and there were q
number OF others from distance.
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A NEW ICE PLANT
To be Started by con.uinors-A Meeting
Yesterday,

Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon meeting OF tho
large leo consumers Of this city, saloon
keepers. butchers and hotel keepers,
was held, with President Bieberson in
tho chair and Secretary Charles A mick
at his post. A pretty lively session was
held, although as It was private the full
details cannot be officially published
Tho committee OF five appointed at n
former meeting TO ASCERTAIN what nigh;
be done In tho way OF securing more
acceptable prices for leo waa doposed
after somO talk, and now committee
appointed, COMPOSED Of Philip Alaurer,
John Kemple and John LOOMS. :
Tho meeting authorized this commit.
tee TO do what 1t could toward getting
better ierms from tho Wheeling leo
and Storage Company, and II nothing
could DO done, TO uolicit subscriptions
at once Tor new leo plant. 1t is csti-
mated that $4,000 will buy site and
build 4 plaas OF tho latest design, ready
for operation. OF this sum, half had
been assured botoro tho meeting, from
n source entirely outside those inter-
esied in the CONSUMPTION or tho price.
Tho committee called on Mr.. Conner,
who agreed 10 furnish ice at twenty-five
to thirty-tlve cents hundred pounds
direct to the consumer, thus giving the
retail ice dealer what member OF the
committee expressivcly called 1.-THE
double cross" After brief but lively
conference, tho committee failed to nc.
complish anything. and lett. The
members went to work at once, and
have already made progress toward Sc
curing the money to put up IN addi-
tional plant.
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FiYe.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose. ChIIdren's Hose. Rolling Pins,
lockwood Rules, CUT Buttons. TIN Buckets, Com.
1ina:iou Glas Cutters, Boys Knives Pokers,
Door Bolts. Scatsioo; OH shoe HIarEIuv Mas
rams Richter Harmonicas Towels. 25-c Needle
fackageJ spectGcleS, Dime cologne Hair Curl.
GfS; school States, Lamp Burners, Shoe Dressing,
LADIES' Pins. Table Knives.
Mani Decent Articles in our scent lIsL Como
anu take them OUT Of our war
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a SENSATIONAL CHARGE
Mr.. Benner Makes Against His Accusing

Special Dispoteh 10 TIE Ia.sligsa1sr.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, April G.
Charles Benner, tho Warner elevator
man from Cincinnati, was to-day Gun.
ironted by his true wife and one OF the
children, who came up from Cincinnati
to appear against him. Mrs. Benncr
said Bonner was the father OF her eish.
children. lie said that she was init
mate with priest OF her parish, who
was the father OF seven OF them. Bonner
was fined $50 and locked up. His bogus
wife Edith Harvey was given a small
fine and allowed to go.
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ON The SOUTH SIDE.
Tho Mock Legislatures RouslnE
Meeting Lust Night.
A LARGE CROWD WAS ON HAND
Who Greatly Enjoyed tho Proceed.
inGs OF tho Sham Lcgislators-The
Speakers ofthc Evcning-Mr. otar.
tins Thu Plate spccch-Mcctings at
Moundsvlllc and McSIechcn.

Tho meeting OF the mock legislature
last evening at Westwood's hall, on the
South Side, was one Of the best attended
that has taken place this winter and
spring. The large seating capacity Of
tho hall was sorely taxed TO accommo.
date the many who attended, among
whom there were quite a number of
ladies. Tho debate was on tho same
question as was given out at the Ben.
wood meeting last week, whether it is
for the best interests OF tho country
that the Republican party be returned
10 power. After tho debate the ques-
tion was settled afIirmatively with a
unanimity that couldn't be exceeded.
This is the way the speakers OF the
evening lined up:
RErrBucAS. DEMOCRATIC.
y, W, Martin, ". J. ". Cowden,
BenGer Jones, Mavor Caldwell,
II. c Richards. ], IL, Burt,
Sonn J.. Levine. James h. Hall.
Both sides were ably sustained,
though OF course the sym pathies OF the
audience were largely with the "Reps"
Mr.. Martins tin plate speech again
took the house.
In the course Of his speech Mr.. Mar.
I'm introduced two or three very inter-
esting letters. One OF them, given
below is from the manager OF the Mai!
City Stamping Company, OF this city,
and is MS follows:
10 Jtr Durid Maria. Ciy.
DEAR SiR:-In reply to your inquiry as to the
pnce OF bright Tin plate now aud In 1881. By
reference 10 an invoice dated March 9Th. 1921,
Dlckefsuu. NanGuSen & Co. OF New York. I'M
porters Of liz plate sold 10 the Nail City Lantern
company. OF this city, $50 boxes OF bright C
p,ate, ltG2J al s. 81 per box. l. o. b. This city.
MS was very fair price aud was a hipmcnt
maze 10 apply on contract made January eth
oil the same year, \ few DAYS ago we placed an
order with Charles II. Trench & Co. OF New
M3StE; Tor some bright Tin plate OF above. size.
bought Us Imported plate: this time they sent
Us tWenly'thFee boxes OF bright lix20 plate,
Inaue by an American firm AZ Sogrstown. Pa
tne price OF this plate was $ . per box.
o.. b.. cars at NorTLstown. Pa, and the
freight from that roint to this city was 10
cents per hundred pounds. You will see that
,he American plate cost us q cents per box less
!han IN 1871 As u the relative merits OF the
TWO makes Of plates. you may inquire from the
GlneEent loremen OF our factory, who handled
thaI material Yours truly.
F. NJ. STRONG.
The following letter from the foreman
OF the factory. Mr. ]. a. McGinnis, is,
Il possible, more ediiying and interest,"
ing:
Mr. DGrid Mdrtin. City:
received and contents noted take pleasure IN
answering your inquiry rs 10 the relative draw
ing qualities OF American and British tin plate.
nave recently given American tin plate, coke
anIesleo. Z guace. thorough and severe test,
and tnl 1t equal. II not superior. to the British
plsle. Trusting this will be OF interest 10 you
"a !ons inquiries regarding tin plate. be; to
remain, You.s respectfully.
- J. 1. MCtiINNLs
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a Steer with Hydropl.obIa.

SSlpetiaI Dlpd.ch 10 NtIrtdliJeletr.
STEuBESvlrLE O., April6.-Johnsapp,
farmer OF Knox township, this county,
was attacked to-day by q maddened
steer suffering from hydrophobia, but
managed to escape, and returning shot
the steer. It is feared more cattle will
60 mad as they were bitten also.
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Ten.Cept Articles.

suspcudeH, Clothes lines. 2tcent Jswel.y.
Anger Braces. Stationery Packages jail PadlocGs
Eoyal Needle Packages. onc-h half pound Tea. Ia.
dies aceut Hose. Dolls, 25-ceat Cuff BurtDnx
Mirrors, Poke. Knives
We are constantly receiving bargains and can.
no: quote prices, as they are here today and
gone to'noroE. Il Is our aim 10 always have
something new a. prices that will make you bus.
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Beauty may be ''only skin deep"
but the secre. OF beautiful skin is
pure blood. Those coarse. rough, PIN.
ply compilations may, in most cases, be
rendered soft, smooth and fair by the
peraevering and systematic use OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
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Nine.Cent Articles,

Ladies' Gloves. Shoe Brushes, Stew Pans. Pre-
serve Kettles Bnicne- Knives. worth i cent?
Glhs Dishes, Milk Sirliues. Coffee Po.S, Flou:
S1i!ers: Suspanders. Extract Vanilla Dolls DtJa
rams hainmeEs,l Pound GtaIu OF Ground Peg.
Baking Powder.
The above are al genuine bargains AID love;
than ever beiare - - -
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Seren.Cent Articles

;, colga;G's Palm Soap. large Dressing Combs
hhatn3nicaS. Counter Books. Dress Goods. Ia.
dies EA1dkcrchiefS Mixed BIri Sod. White
wash Brushes. large Tin Cups. Wash Pans, shear
Aths popu lar price we oder many a,dclsi
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SiN.Cent lrticIas.

:, One set Table Spoons. Blank Books Pur,e,.
iAceS, Sleeve Buttons, lO-ccrt Enbrode,!eS
scruhoing Brushes. Gents Half Hose
Merchants Invited We have bargains tos YOU
and II Will PAY you 70 call,
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Eight.Cent Articles.

Monkey wrenches wh!sk Brooms. Wash Bowls,
TN Buckets. Long Handle Fire ShoyeIs. RnleS.
Hosiery. Large Lamp BuruerS Box Paper aud
envelopes Spring Balances, Scissors, Blank
Books. Patent Buttons.
Our customers know a good thing when thaJ
sect join the procession 10 our store
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FOur.Ccnt Articles.

nesetTcaspoonS Patent Sleeve Holders. BoyS'
suspcnders. ClRik's o. y, 7, Thread. ChiIdren',
Blbs, Rubbcr Dressing Combs. Comb and B,usa
Case. Pc; Covers, Tooth BrYhcs. Fire Shoyels.
IowelinS, Charm HniTes, NucilEze. Sewing Ma.
chine OIL, Scrub Brushes. Linen Thread. Hand
Inns and hundreds OF other articles going a: this
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TOR SALE

|EUk SALE.
The saloon, No. cOo6 Main street, now operated
By Harry II. Smith tthts includes hue baF FIX.
lures and everything essential 70 operate a frs,.
class ssloonl. can be purchased from the under.
signed q. private sale very cheap for the mex.
Eve dAya Tinot sold IN that time. tho same will
be offered a! auction on the premises on Thuss.
day. April =, commencing at 10 a. N. Will sell
as a whole o. article hy a-sicle. Besides the 81.
loon are seven bed roous fully furnished. Al
furniture ios sIie.
ar6 S. o. BOYCE, Trusted. I.
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Merchant ailoring.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department, Is now
ready FOR business and we arc showing line OF
goods IN new. bright and tasteful patterns that
arc selling Ike 4 fash. We oder during this
monih your choice Of line at SI4 5 o pc, suit
up well worth oac.thtrd noEc money.
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The matter of accepting or declining
the invitations extended by McMechen
and Moundsville for sessions of the leg
stature at those places was placed in
the hands OF Speaker Alex. L. Camp
bell, and it is probable that both appli-
cations will be acted upon favorably.
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Two.Cent Articles.

y dozen Bu,tnnS Fine Comb. bottle I,s
Pint tin Cups. handkerchief. Cake Cutters Pep
per Boxes, Langtry Hair Pins, Carpenter Penti[L
Gun Buttons, Pic Pans Pocket Combs SapIIpL
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Toilet soap. Glnlen
IGpe Lines Rubber Tipped Pencils, iIAl;
CrimperA
We deal only In Bargains and give big yLa,
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BoARp and rooms suitable for man
and wife or two gentlemen. zoos Main
street.
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3 KID GLOVES Mt Csc, worth 81 80 pair.
z.Aa GEO. ". SHOOK s co.
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BELMONT BocK' on tap Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Don't miss il.
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ALL kinds OF Sign Painting by
KuRSER & CHEW.
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ocs c!ty rant Banding. 1870 Make. s,rc,..

FoR sALE-To CLOSE An ESTATE.
the Junction Iron Company. OF Wheeling. West
Virginia. being one hundred dollars par value
per share.
Also ten shares a. stocl; OF tho Il. P. Nail Com.
pany, OF Cleveland. Ohio. being one thousand
dollars psr value per share.
This Is 4 splendid opportunity for safe and
paying Investment Must DO sold By April II,
10 Close N estate.
ut the Office OF The international Trust Com.
pany. Boston, Mas. a; ll:Sl o'clock 4. m, Wed.
ncSdRy. April II, 1884,. apo
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The stage OF water as shown BY the
marks at the public landing las: even.
ing was feet 9 inches.
The s. L. Wood, which broke down at
Parkersburg is on her way to Cincin-
natl in tow OF the Twilight, and is ex-
pected Saturday. She will 90 on Cap
lain Sam Cofin's ways at Fulton for re-
pairs.
It is understood that the new City OF
Louisville is to be still further I'M
proved ii experiments prove sa,isfar-
tory, says the Cincinnati Commercial
Ga::Ne. It is proposed 10 put one OF the
new Monitor injectors on her Tor trial,
and ii it proves successful the immense
doctor pump will be removed. thus Civ
ing more room and removing 4 great
weight. 1t has been found by careful
computation that io.turn the mammoth
wheels OF the new Louisville seventeen
times per minute, which was tho high
est rate on her trial trip, requires the
exercise OF 1910 horse power by each
engine. This gives some idea OF the
magnitude OF her machinery. Should
it be found that she can make twenty
revolutions per minute the hopes OF
her builders for speed will have been
realized. She will then be good for at
least sixteen miles an hour up stream
and twenty-five down.
Reports from headwaters were rs fol-
lows:
Oil City-River feet 6 inches and
stationary; clear and cool.
Warren-River l loot inches and
falling; clear and cool.
Gyeenboro-River feet 10 inches and
stationary; cloudy and cold.
Stcubcnville-River feet and falling;
clear and warm.
Morgantown-River feet inches
and stationary; stormy, with furries OF
snow.
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USDRESSED Tan cIousquetnire Kids nj
Coo pair. GEO. II. SHOOK e co.
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HAlr-rslcE sale OF Wall Paper a.
kuRSER 4: CHEw's.
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NOV IS THE TIME TO SECURE a

NOV IS THE TINE TO SECURE 4
TX HOMEi 100 FINE lots FOR SALE
These lots are sItlG:ed near Tiitonylle, Ohio
Eve miles IRON the ciiy o. Wheeling. a3lacenIto
the beautiful residence Of Mr.. VIA. H.. Robin.
son and within I've minutes walk OF tho depoe
OF the C. ( P. and the W L L 2 railroads The
grounds ar. beautifully located, beIn: bet we=n
ten and tifieen tcet above the Good OF 1851. and
possesses natural advantages. second 20 aone IN
the viciEiIy OF Wheeling There has JuGs been
completed one OF the ancS; Po.;erlcS in The syll-
ley, employing l0l men. ard With nihe, build.
incs under construction. p=oTcs this 10 he the
coniuE place These lots Will be sold on ten ti1l
years tune, Win small caSh payment and vii
be free from interest and taxes until paid TO-.
For further Information apply 10 Il. 7. HOW
ELL. Agent, B:!dGerort, oaIo. delS L
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MAIN AND TENTH SITS,
WHEELING. VIVA.
One Cent Articles.

Heavy Envelopes, good Pen Holder. q Sal
Pens. MemorandumiBOOk. Sheets Note rAp..,
. punches Hair Pins. / Handkerchief ! ThlmbN
! paper Pins. paper Needles, l spool silk TW!I.
. dozen Hooks and Eyes. pArning Necile,
Nutmeg Crater, dozen BraN Pants ButiOaj,
Hat Fin. box Carrot TAckS / dozen Cloths
Pins. Tablet. set Knitting Needles
Lots OF Scent goods going at cent
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Roses, the best hardy, at 81 so to 81 so
per dozen. REID's NURSERIES. Tel. l4l5.
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SOUTHAMPTON, Anril 6.-Arrived, Au-
gus,a Victoria, New York, for Ham
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: 05e to SI.95 for Ladies' Spri ne Jackets,
worth mt least three times rs much.
Fl GEO. VI. SHOOK & CO.
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@CLOTHING.m

0fEhCUalS recoas il oSk s ss. AZ u, io: s 81
OTercolt We also have grca. hl-salai .. SS.s;,
I.oo. $'.oo. S6.'j. up 10 SID.15.
Nwill pay you to LOOK ut thcss SooiI
&ENS SUITS : 5 s 81 i :ss IL ~,
leaders In low, prices II you can match Ihe,o
goods for les than double the money anyuhern
WeinElIe you 10 return the sane aat yolF r1oney
VIII De refunded These goods na<iSo.
MEA'S PANTS SIS e; sc s: 8 !, - up to
nc TaIre oil Il dollar Try 10 borrow one. II you
want 10 know how To save dollar o. mora LOOK
atouT Clothing Department
BUYS SUITS ZONE cos a! S Sae sse This :aIe e an
not last always. iou cannot match the p..caL
BOYS PANTS at lie; "A: "a Is. Thee ara
prices
MEMS SHOES & g S % 35s So III SIS is s. =.
vel! To s1ye tnoEeE on ShocSAs anything elsa,
and we are away below the market
LADIES PIHB SHOES s 81 6 81 IS il 81! 3
so Our saccc'' In The Shoe line is probah!v
wesen 50 iIany Is because they doa't las: long
but people viii have them. ~
CHlLDREN'S SHOES 4 Al = =: ~ Sc s. s. 81:
gains
Hens and Boys Hats g. 3; ne Ss :, s. g d ~
ane silk Hat, Which usually sells GtsiSl
Hens Shirts SITS ssI2s "a s g 81 $. up Ga
RlllllsFy and Ribbons q Ti H. P:is We e 9a
save you iotSot money. Miss Agnes Clarity VIII
give you pointers on Millinery aud Trinuiac'
shat will do you good aud VII! no: ove5chsF;s
you aosse!l you old siylek
uuutt noiF. &c. &c. sc, GSc ua Ne are al
ways bcioT The market on these soodG IS vel
Rscreryihins else
Bed Comforts and Blankets s s;s'; IS !; - -
We have Just received : job 10: OF these goo4i Al
prices ;ha: VIII surprise yoa
Ladies' C0FSetS asesc, a. IS. up
Umbrellas s:sss, %. Soup
Lace Curtains {: %, &c s7cua
GTbrnFins Abs G,anuA:ea SUGAR to' sio1;
Ground Pepper. Cinnamon. Mustard. GiaSs: AL
Taxing Powder. all going c: &C per polud. o;
poacds 70. y cents M
co y Clothing Stare, n Root md She's
store, n Hat Store. = Dry Goods store
MlillnerJ store, n Notion store, Furnish
Ing Goods Storr. n Hardware and Tin"nTo
store, n Tea and Grocery S;ore-uinc stores
In ou"-nn complete under one roof. ..
We hays 1SSS The Lays: depAE;aeat s'o;. II ia9
s.Sie. lole TO looj Main stree;. 10 10 81 Iea!n
street aad lGll to lpJ7 Make: street Ee'sa
enfEa2ecs-iAke your cho;ca Bargains ID eTs3
department
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NV YoRk, April 6.-Ar.ivcd, Fuerss
Bismarck, Genoa.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water aud Movements OF Roats.
The River Interests.
YEsTEEDAY's DEPARruREA

TEIENDAF 5 DI.FARIUKEA
Scotia. Agncw. Pittsburgh. S a. IN
Ben Hur. Eemple. PaEkeHbWrs. Il q N.
Liberty, Booth. ClArlngton, 80 p. IL.
Courier, Hyer, Pittsburgh. 10 p. Il.
DoX-s LEAVING TO-DAY.
Liberty, Booth, CIarinSton. so p. n
Iron Queen. Phillips, Cincinnati, SG. m.
BOATS LEAVING SUNDAY.
Ben Hur. Pittsburgh. Ia n.
Keystone StAie. Calhoun. Pittsburgh, : a. IN.
Scotia, Aguew, Cincinnati, a. m.
II. X Bedford. Green, Pittsburgh. a N.
Courier, Eyer, ParkeFsburs, nOOu.
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Full Strength and Appetite Given by
IT, Hoods Sarseparllla.
Hoods s2Sss's'iil' Cures

Twas troubled with indigestion and that tired
feeling After taking four bottles Of Hoods
sassaparilla 1 feel ike new man. ! canno:
recommend Hoods sarsaparilla too highly"
TuoMAs C. BARRETT, Mobile. Alabama
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Food for Thought.
Y e sre shape by our yesterdays

Ve sre shape by our yesterdays.
Love Ii natural FRO uct o: iu-
N unity.
Porula, ity that is p, ,.l:n,e is never
bar gain.
Possession Is pursuit WI Ii the pith
punched ,rt.
Matrimony is a remark able developer
of character.
A happy fireside is better than big
bank account.
FL igrams nre diam md, in the gravel
of conversation.
\ life of crime is often the result of
running in debt.
Life, however short, is made still
shorter bt waste of time.
Watch the dollars in their flight if
YOU want to stop their flying.
An Easton penn girl drops asleep
whenever she gets in the brilliant sun.
light.
Where Won are is of no moment, but
only what you are doing there. 1t is
not the place that ennobles yor, iut
you the place.
We must go away from ourselves t.
fina the IDEAL
Civiliiy costs nothing aud bays
everything.
japanese children are taught TO write
with bo Ii hands.
History makes rs some amends for
the shortness of life
One who learns the art of living will
kcrp ont of trouble.
We never desire ardeLtiy what We
desire nationally.
When Cupid meets n wom,r he smiles
and sits down.
TIE voice of the naiori!y is no proof
OF justice,
Love doesn't wait for al lnvltati 10 u
Cupid may be blind as bat, but he
has cars that can hear II dollar jingle.
Chicago is to have hotel with 6l24
rooms.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-15
What Cold Is.

A person who has never been il.
the polar region can have no idea OF
what cold is. When We have the
temperature down to ten or fifteen
degrees above zero we think it is bit
terly cold. and if our houses were not
as warm as at least fifty degrees
above zero we should begin to thinf
Of freezing to death.
Think, then, of living where the
mercury goes down to thirty-tive de-
grees below zero in the honse, in
spite of the stove OF course. in
such a case, fur garments are piled on
until a man looks like great bundle
of skins.
Doctor Moss of the polar eXpedi
lion of 1S75-16, among other odd
things, tells of the effect Of cold on
a wax candle which he burned there.
The temperature was thirty-hye de
greSs below zero, and the doctor must
have been considerably discouraged
when, upon looking at his candle, be
discovered that the fame had all il
could do to keep warm.
1t was so cold that the flame could
not melt all the wax of the candle,
cut was forced to cut its way down,
leaving sort OF skeleton of the can
die standing.
There was heat enough, however.
20 melt oddly-shaped holes in the
thin walls of wax. and the result
was a beautiful lacelike cyunder Of
white, with tongue of yellow flame
burning inside it and sending out
into the darkness many st. eaks Of
light
MUCH blue blood appears to run ID
ewerS
Needles are legal tender currency
in Africa.