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HYPOCRISY EXPOSED.
An Indisidual Who No Longer objects TO
the Game of Poker.

A weu-lSnown oil man who had al
ways Teen ehided severely by one Of
his fricuds Tor his inclination to in
dulge III d&Siet game of poker once in
n while, exposed the hypocrisy of the
objected In ar amusing way the other
day. NO" reasoned his well-meaning
friend, you will never find me gambl-
ing. It's the same as robbing n man,
and that's thing will not do" One
night tie oil man and some friends
were stopping ut hotel in a small
town where they found that the good
man WIS also a guest The crowd put
up n joke on the fellow. The oil man
had jusi received several thousand dol
lars in cash In payment of some prop
crty he bad sold. He took all this money
and sprtad it over the top OF tlss Ia BILE
in his ro6m. He placed "A cover over IL,
and aftef secreting his friends in the
closet he went TO the door of the room
o.. his moral friend. II was about mid.
night, and he gave several loud raps
before he awakened the sleeper Final.
ly he came 10 the door and said sleep
lily: What do you want, GeorgS9"
Hush" said the oil man, put on
your clothes and come quietly TO my
room
In a short time the oil man greeted
his friend with "hush," and then
took him over 20 the table, from which
he withdrew the cover, revealing the
large pile of money. IL looked as
though one hundred thousand dollars
were laid out Ssh" said the oil man,
IN ten you something in confidence.
broke into the bank down town, and
this Is what found in the safe" The
friend was somewhat taken aback at
this, and eyed the money, then the
speaker, but he was not allowed time
TO make comment, for the oil man
went on: "Now, we have nice round
sum here, and ! want partner. Are
you in?" With this the moral mans
expression changed, and he hesitated
awhile, looking at the pile OF money,
Then he stretched out his arms and.
with "A long yawn, said in the most
cOmplacent manner: "Oh, well, guess
j might as well be, as the thing is
done" A loud laugh and the sudden
appearance Of n number Of his friends
brought him out OF the vision OF the
Injuries which his newly gotten wealth
would give him 90 the stern reality
that he had been dupcd. The sight of
cold cash had caused him 20 depart
from his high moral standard, but
he was never known 90 make any OBJ
lection 90 poker playing from that
time on. Pitts burgh Dispatch
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FARM AND GARDEN.
STERiLiziNG MILK.

description OF an Apparatus which Cost
lint Seven Dollars
IL is quite possible 10 sterilize milk
In largequantities. but il is not a prac-
teal way of doing it. for as soon as the
milk ! exposed to the air in the act of
distributing il into small vessels it
Eould Immediately become infected
ssainf The manner in which this proc
ess isfnanaEed Is TO use a large recep-
taele.Aas shect-iron. copper or tin
closer made to close tightly, in which
the Notifies of milk are placed. and then
heated by steam turned in from a boil
err This receptacle may oe of any con-
venient size to hold hundred bottles
or gwen seven hundred IL required, and
It's construction is quite simple, as no
pressure is needed in the steam. This
Is simply discharged into the recepta-
Gle or chameer from boiler OF any
simple kind
From our experience in bottling milk.
~ I'VE were now desiring TO sterilize the
milk. we would use the closed heater
made In the form OF common copper
BOILER with a tight cover set in an outer
one OF iron, in which the copper one
would fit closely, and a boiler having a
@IA0luR INTO the space OF
three inches between the two heaters;
and putting the milk into the copper
heater would bring it TO the proper
temperature of $50 degrees, and keep
It there for fifteen minutes or SO to eff
fect the sterilization of the milk, and
then draw off into bottles already heat
ed to the sane temperature through n
pipe from the'eopper heater. Then. seal
lngf bo'tsSs Immediately, the proc
ess would be, finished without any
speclal trouble % expense beyond the
cost OF the little fnG and the time
spent The hot water LEI. from the
process would be useful in tire wash
ing and sterilizing of the dairy vessels.
The sterilizing process is effective most
~ In the continuance of the heat for
the time mentioned rather than from
the degree of il. With this arrange
ment OF the steam after a few trials
the quantity of steam needed TO heat
SO much milk TO the right temperature
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A. KNOWLEDGE

2slnge cQn6iort and Improvement ana
tend pcpona enjoyment whenl
rightly S~d. The many, who live bet
ter THAI khers md enjoy life more, with
less Expenditure by moro promptly
adnptiugEthe worlds best products To-
the seeds Of physical being, will attest
the vsiue TO health Of the pure liquidi
laxatise principles embraced In the
REMEDY, Syrup Of Figs.
sits excellence is due TO It's presentins
In The form most acceptable and pleas |.
amt 20 the taste, the refresking and truly.
Z beneficial properties OF a perfect lax,
alive; ehectually cleansing the system.
dispclling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
IL has given satisfaction 10 million, and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because IL acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and il Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
! Syrup Of Figs IN for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but 1t 10 man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup,
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every.
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs.
and being well informed, you will DOT
accept any substitute if offered. ~
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Experiment vial FunrIeiae,.

Mr. = Z. Galloway, Of the United
States department Of agriculture, made
a very decisive experiment with fungi
cides on the grape. A vineyard which
had been abandoned for five years on
account Of black rot was taken, pruhed
and cleaned up and divided into FIVE
plats four of which were sprayed and
one not The plats treated gave from
90 70 90 per cent Of perfect lunches
while the plat not treated gave none
The bordeaux mixture gave the best
results, but The carbonate Of copper
was nearly as good. and was easier 70
prepare and nc and cheaper.
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catarrh canno, pe cu-.s

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Cntarrh IL n
blood or constitutional disease, and in order
20 cure II YOU must take internal remedies
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous SUR
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure Is not n quack
medicine. IL was prescribed by one OF the
best physicians W this country for years and
Is n regular prescription. tbs composed of
the best tonics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination
of the two Ingredients is what produces such
wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send
for testimonials, free.
r. j. CHENEY ~ Co., Props, Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Halls Family Pills. ~ cents
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The choice of food for milk varies as
the purpose Of the milk may. There
are some cheap foods that will make
fatty sound milk for selling. but are
not so good for butter. as the color is
not deep enough for the best quality Of
butter. Such foods are bucIswheat
bran with wheat middlings, or ground
wheat or oats, or both mixed Wheat
bran - also good milkmaldng feed.
For buttermaking there is no single
grain food that is better than corn
lmeal finely ground or mixed with peas
land both ground together Linsecd
|meal IS good food for milk alone. but
- makes an inferior, soft and light,
colored butter. Cottonseed meal is bet
ter for buttermaking The quantity of
these foods TO be given Is only 70 be de
cided upon by a test Of the ability Of
each cow 90 dispose Of them with p1oft.
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AN IDEA IN GRATING.

a Method by Winch There Is a Saving of
One Years Time.
Here is an idea in grating that ]
have never seen in print 1t is prac.
teal aud quick. because there IS nc
waiting for something 70 grow. Saw
the tree to be grated two inches below
the surface of the ground; then with a
fine saw cut V shape three inches in
depth perpendicularly, tapering TO a
point at the bottom. Cut the scion at
the lower end 20 correspond with the
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fiattened at l. T. where two holes are
made TO screw the rod TO the box
The bore should be made large enough
for the boxes TO be taken in and out
easily. The two Stats shown at ID L
are better to hold up the boxes than
solid bottom. The front OF the box is
cut away so as 10 facilitate handling
the boxes when full of fruit The box
should be made of light, thin wood,
but the back piece should be of hard
wood, so that the screws will hold fast
pay Is cents each 20 the blacksmith
for the rods. The boxes cost nothing
but a little time on stormy day.
These boxes keep the fruit out of the
dust and dirt, and save STOPPING. F.
Harmer, in American Gardening.
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Those who attempt to level never
equalizc. In all societies some descrip-
ton must be uppermost The Jewelers.,
therefore, only change and pervcrt the
natural order of things; they load the
edifice of society by setting up in the
air what the solidity of the structure
requires To Oe on the ground. burke.
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All I'm n TrembIei

Nervous, elderly ladies use this phrase q
describe their tremors, and highly graphic IL
quilted and strengthened with Hostettori.
Stomach Bitters. The Bitters il a nervfae
because IL is n tonic for the nerves, and tond
Is what the nerves require III they are weak
and shaky. Digestion and assimilation are
insured by II, and IL remedies constination
biliousness and malaria
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BERRY BASKET HOLDER.

A Device which Is as Simple as ft IL
Convenient
The accompanying illus tration shows
my device for holding two quart boxes
while picking raspberries, which has
given me great satisfaction. Everyone
who sees it m use praises it, and pick.
ers take 10 IL like duck to water.
Il is a a inch iron rod drawn to
point so As 10 be easily inserted into
the earth. II has a handle A, and Is
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Table e. Worm, with Tap for Muk-other
Tap for Water.
would become known, and when it was
Turned on would do the work effective
~ without any watching.
When engaged in this business, and
before anything was known of what is
now called sterilizing, we used "A heater
made of half-inch lead pipe, made into
coil and fitted into suitable tin YES
sci, which was filed with boiling water.
Inc m'lk was strained into sort of
hopper attached to the pipe, and as it
passed through this it came out at a
heat of about $50 degrees. not any too
much for the present method of steriliz-
ing the milk The bottles were placed
on folded wet blanket as they We're
filled. and none of them ever cracked.
As soon rs filled. they were closed and
set away in the delivery boxes The
milk thus prepared kept in good condi-
ton whole week. and the cream rose
in the bottles very quickly. The diagram
shows how the apparatus was made
The cost was. | think less than 81. The
milk of 10 cows was used with it, and
II enabled the work 10 be done in the
evening instead of, as previously. in
the morning. The milk in the bottles
was left % cool on the table slowly.
The heater was occasionally replenished
as the water cooled down. Country
Cent eman.
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GENUINE NERVE. --Tailor>-"When are YOU
going 10 pay FOR that overcoatr Dude
"Rcally, my" Tailor-"Now, look here.
II you don't pay, IN bring suit within thirty
days" Dudc-"Niaxe a. a spring suit, old
man, and You cao' hrinei Il right away."-De
troit FREQ Press. ~
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From away up In British North America
comes the following greeting 81 DR. r. "
Pierce, Chief Consulting Physician TO the
Inyalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Rt
Buffalo, N. Y. Mr.. Allen Sharrard, VI
Hartney, Selkirk Co, Manitoba, whose
portrait, with that Of her little boy,
heads this article, writes as follows:
" take great pleasure in recommending DR..
Pierces fayorite Prescription for falling OF
tho womb was troubled with hoariHg
down pains and pains In my hack whenever
would be on my feet any length Of time.
was recommended 30 try Or Pcrco's FnvOrite
Prescription, which ! did with happy results.
! feel ike a new person after taking three
AS We have just heard from the frigid
North, We will uDw introduce a letter
received from tho Sunny South. The follow
ing is from Mrs. J. T. Smith 81 Oukfuskoe
Cleburno Co, Ala. sho writes II wns
afflicted and suffered untold pains ana
misery, such as no pen can describe, for six
years. | was confined tO bed most Of tho
timo. / expected tho cold hand Of death
every day. / WINS afflicted with Icucorrhea-y
with excessive flowing falling Of tho womb
bearing down EonsatiOn-pain in the small
Of my back-my bowels cOstivo-amarting
itching and burning in the vagina, also pal
pitatiOn Of tho heart Whom ! began taking
your medicine ] could not SIC up, only few
minutes 10 a time, / was 80 weak. / took
DR.. Pierce's Favorito Prescription three
times per day, / also took his Golden Medical
Discovery three times per day and ono Of
DR.. Ficrcos Pleasant Pellets every night.
have taken seven bottles Of tho Discovery
seven bottles Of the Prescription and five
bottles ~ tho Pellets took these mcdi-
cincs sevcu months, regularly, never missed
n day. These medicines cured me. feel as
well as / over aid in my life -Four q the
best doctors IN tho land treatei my case four
years. Ihoy all gave mo ui as hopelesg-
they E0id could not be cursd, and could not
live. Through the will 4 Cod and your
medicines, ! have been estored 70 tho best
q henltb." Yours truly,
zTs
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sAsHes AND sELTs.
They Are Necessities 20 the fashionabit
Summer WardroHe.

They Are Necessities 20 the fashionable
summer WARRIORS,
The sash, that prettiest and most
youthful Of ornaments Is returning
with The spring. u f. an almost indis-
pensablc accessory & q summer dress.
The himsy. fluffy faDrics which we can
not make 90 80 tight and would not II
we could. can only be prettilv subdued
into something IKE conformity 90 the
figure by eonfni1Q with belt or sash.
Last wear the wide belt, which almost
resembled peasant waist, served 20
hold In check the unruly folds Of sum
mer gowns This season the wide be II
has been cut in two. andlt the sections
arc set one above the other md two or
three hchcs apart, the rosettes being
placed on nearly opposite sides
Sometimes these two sections are
very narrow, becoming mere velvet
bands ~ half an inch I'm width
At present the big. soft bow Of surah
or India silk is preferred for all such
garments But before very long vau
may expect 20 see the large MORE
bows which have recently disputed the
rights ~ any place in life With the
chius OF the elite, removed 20 the waist
where they belong.
It viii be entirely ia keeping with
the craze for MORE and the combina.
ton offblack and white 70 sec white
dresses this summer with black MORE
sashss- Chicago News
q Virtue will catch as wen as vice bv
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Strawberry plants should be set out
early, just as soon az the ground will
permit, 50 as 70 give them good start
early in the spring. The airing rains
are Of the greatest sabotage, as the
strawberry plants 40 got thrive in very
dry weather. shouia ~ season be dry,
however, after tho pi.tt 8 az well IN.
der grow N, cultivate betgeen the rows
frequently. which will sreatly aid
them to secure and retai1 pisture.
IT "a In working the bu that the
ana art OF butter making mea In.
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"SAY, pa" asked Freddy, why II II tina,
when you or Uncle George tells q story you
always get laughed ut, and when tell ono l
get licldn' f'-Buffalo Courier.
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sis Hrcss' wifc n nice Scosekeepcrr, Mr..
Hacks-"Wcll, should say so. WHY. half
the time Hicks can't find nything that be-
longs 10 him"
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AcToRs, Vocalists, Public Speakers praise
daie's Honey OF HorehouLd and Tar
flko's Toothache DrOps Curo IN ono n1inutn-
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'WFRn You n bull or heart" asked an ac-
qnaintanNe OF spcculator Neither" he
replied; II was an ass. "--Tid-Bit
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TINE is infinitely long, and each day isn
vessel into which great deal may be poured,
II we actually fill IL up. Goethe
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LEARNING hath gained most by those books
by which the printers have lost.-Thomas
Fuller
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SufFEREns from Coughs, Sore Throat, xtc.,
should try "BToDrs bronchial TrocIics" v
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Climate infects the inhabitants Of the
sea just as IL does those Of the land
As Arctic land plants can not flourish
az the equator so in the Arctic and
Antarctic oceans marine plants are
found which arc unable 90 survive in
warm water. Among the most re-
markable Of these cold-water plants
arc the laminariaccg. kind OF sea-
weeds which sometimes attain a Ri-
gantic size, exceeding in length the
longest climbing plants Of the tropical
forests, and developing huge stems like
tho trunks Of trees Recent investiga-
tions have shown that these plants
flourish in the coolest waters Of the
polar seas. and that they never advance
father from their frigid homes than 70
the Limits Of summer temperature" in
inc ocean. The genial warmth de-
stroys them. just as "A polar blast shriv-
els the flowers Of 4 Aropical garden
Youths Companion.
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81 ALWAYS stand by the under dog In a
fight Said Hawkins. "lie is much loss
likely 70 bitcn-Hnrpcr's Bazaar.
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The valo OF M,nnck.h,.

Is thotitle of n beautifully illustrated book
let recently issued, descriptive of tho Hot
Springs, South Dakota, and tho efficacy of
their Waters for tho euro OF rheum atism,
neuralgia and kindred diseases. Copy of
this pamphlet will bo mailed FREQ by w a.
Ihrall, General Passenger Agent Chicago &
North Western Railway, Chicago, H., upon
receiptof request, enclosing two-cent stamp.
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PIN thy faith 20 no mans sleeve; hast thou
not two eyes Of thy owni Carlyle.
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she-she was vers precocious as
child
He-She's not out Acwn g. She SAYS
she Is nineteen, a h,s crows feef
about her eyes
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MRs. UrrowS-"Did you post nv letter
this morning, Gcorgem George with much
Nsoling" l-"Yes, deAr.n-Bostor Courier
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Mrs. ". o. Gunekel, Of No. 1851 south
Seventh Street, Terro Hauts, Indiana, writes:
=" had been suffering from womb trouble Tor
skillful physicians, but finding only tempo
rary relief from medicines pres, bed BY
them. / was advised by a friend 10 take
DIR. Pierces Favoritc Prescription, which
Prescription and two OF the Golden
Medical Discovery that IL has elected
positive cure, for which words cannot ex-
press my gratitude for the relief from the
great suffering that / 80 long Cndured.D
Koffrc fru1v
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LIpsesd MeaI for Cow.

There arc two kinds of linseed meal
In the market-the new process by
which all the oil Is extracted from IL.
and the old process which has from 20
10 per cent of oil left in II. The old
process OF pressure does not get so much
OF the OIL out Of the seed as the new
process BY extraction with benzlne.
Ahese meals may be purchased from
any dealer in agricultural supplies in
any town OF Considerable size In North
America IL Is OF a desirable food for
- = -. the butter IL soft and
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a Virtue will catch as wen rs vice by
4pptact; and the public stock Of honest.
manly principle will daily accumulate.
Burke.
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AZ a powerful, invigorating, restorative
tonic "FavOritc Prescription" improves
digestion and nutrition thereby building up
s0ifd, tChOiceome flesh, and increasing fhq.
strength ~ tho whole system. As u snotH.F 4
0na strengthening pcrviue Favorite Nc
scrlption Is uncquaiedBn1 b invmuhblo In
allaying and subduing nervoua probability.
irritability, nervous exhaustion nervous
prOstratiOn, neuralgia, nystern, spasns.
ChOrea, or st. Vituss Dance md other dis
treEsing, nervous symptoms commonly e'ton-
dant upon functional and organic disoiye Of
the womb IL induces refreshing sleep an1
relieves mental anxiety md dependency.
Even INSANITY. when dependent upon womb
disease, is cured by t.
DR. Pierce's Favorito Prescription is
scientific medicine, carefully compounded by
an experienced and skl.ful physician and
adapted % woman's delcntc organization. It
is purely vegetable ~ ith composition and
perfectly Larmiess in ifse Tecfe ID any conan
ton Of The system. For informing sickness, or
nausea, due 70 pregnancy weak stomach, in
digestion, dyspepsia and Kindred symptoms,
its use win prove very beneficial
DR.. Pierce's Book iGs pages, iiiustrated)
on Woman and Ter Diseases" giving sue
cessful means Of Home Treatment, win be
mailed IN plain t4reiops securely sealed
from observation On recipt of ten cents
% pay postage. FEE The Doctors address
near tbs head q this afticle
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Children 10 be ound.

| keep constantly on hand a full
line OF furniture, also collins and
caskets of all sizes. Burial robes
Tor men, women or children. q.
Virginia. 4o.sm '
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West Union.

Miss Mamie Pell, of Bridge.
port, is visiting at Rev. n. E.
Duckworth's.
Mr.. Lang's agent, Mr.. Smith,
from Clarksburg. has been here
this week putting some very fine
monuments in the cemeteries
near this place.
At the home of the bride in
this place, on Wednesday even
ing of this week, at 8 o'clock Mr..
Stewart L. Williams and Miss
Leila Chapman were happily
united in marriage, the Rey. U.
Pribble officiating. The bride is
the beautiful young daughter of
Attorney L. W. Chapman and
the groom is a prosperous merch-
ant of Grove. Record.
Miss LA McIntire died at her
home on Flint Run Monday
morning of typhoid fever, aged
% years.
Sheriff Gribble, Sam Keen and
Silas Ash were among those from
this county who attended the G.
A. R. Encampmentat Pittsburgh
this week.
DR.. Morgan. Of clarksburg,
was called here Wednesday in
consultation with DR.. McLane in
the case of Mrs. P. S. Haldeman
who is seriously ill with stomach
W. Brent Maxwell was here
a couple Of days the past week.
lie was looking after the cree.
ton of a very fine monument to
the memoryof' his father at the
home farm on Blue stone.-W.U
r.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1894-09-21

with Faulkner. He must CON
tend for his re; election this very
fall. Faulkner, while trying TO
agree with Mr.. Cleveland, has
nevertheless undertaken the
general Democratic campaign,
which is intended to show that
the German bill. even, with its
cut in the coal duty, which in
itself is so distasteful to West
yirginians and so harmful TO
West Virginia interests, is chiefly
the basis of the Democratic argu.
ment. Faulkner, too, has the
advantage of holding the Demo
cratic purse strings but though
Wilson is likely to be the first to
go, 1t does not follow that Faux
ner will not be second. Cincin-
matt Tribune.