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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-25
MASSiLLON.
Description of Benutiful and Thrifty
Town in Ohio.
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Description OF benutifui and Thrifty
Town in Ohio.
Correspondence Of The In.eligenerr.
MAssILLoy, OHlo, Jan. 2o.-Whilc l
have nothing to do and plenty OF time
in which to do'it, ! have concluded to
give you pencil picture OF this beauti-
full place. 1t is situated in Stark coun.
ty, with Canton, eight miles distant, as
the county seat The Tuscarawas river,
a beautiful stream, flows from north to
south through the centre OF the town,
and is spanned by four steel bridges. It
is not navigable at this point. The Ohio
canal runs parallel with the river Mt
this point, and extends from Cleveland
to Cincinnati. Its principal commerce
is coal, lumber and grain. The indus.
tries OF Masslllon arc varied and num-
erous, glass houses, rolling mills, plan
ing mills. ioundsies, agricultural works,
railroad shops, coal mines, etc, etc.
Tho stand-pinc that forces water to
all parts OF tho city is gigantic strnc-
ture. It ia twenty-five feet in diamctcr
and stands 100 feet high. 1t is built OF
steel plates one inch in thickness, and
is monument OF strength and beauty
combined. The water flows from tho
lakes into reservoir, and is pumped
from there into the stand-pine. Tho
pressurois SO great that the city ha, no
use Tor steamers. The reel and hose
are all that is required here.
The new asylum for tho insane is
located here. They arc a, work on tho
foundations now. The Wheelini. {:
Lake Erie has moved its shops to this
place, and given AIassillon quite a boom.
The railroads running through here arc
tho Fort Wayne, Cleveland, Lorain {:
Wheeling and Wheeling & Lake Erie,
The population is 1O,O52 and about
equally divided between tho German
and the native American.
The streets arc wide and we'll laid ont.
arc level or slightly rolling and the
street paving is OF fire brick, the same
rs in Wheeling. Tho sidewalks arc
freestone flag, and form beautiful white
lines along all tho principal streets.
Tho residence portion of the CITY is
simply beautiful. The houses on Pros.
pect street arc palatial and their
grounds are the loveliess I have ever
seen. AL the grandeur that wealth can
procure is to DO seen on this avenue. II
ia panorama OF beauty and loneliness,
Such is Massillon. o. G. MILLER. !
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THE wOEKBAsliEr FAD.
A Very Feminine MnnIa That Is Really
Uscfut

A Very Feminine MnnIa That Is Really
Useful.
Some women have perfect mania for
workbaskets and work bags. and very
convenient netion it is, too. It is so
nice to have bags and baskets OF var
ious shapes and sizes for different kinds
of work il one does all sorts OF mend
ing and darning and knitting and en-
broidering. There Is the general mend
ing basket OF generous proportions,
strong, and filled with pockets and pin.
cushions and needlebooks and button
bags. Above oil, button bags. The
most convenient form OF this useful lit
tie article is circular in shape, about
five inches in diameter, made double
with circular bit of pasteboard an
inch and half in diameter, sewed be-
tween the two pieces OF material, the
edges OF which arc then turned in and
sewed, casing run far enough from
tho edge TO leave diminutive rudle,
double drawing string added, and there
you are.
For wooden knitting on two needles,
such aa underskirts, tho incest recep-,
tacle is q round basket OF medium size,
with silk bag about ton or twelve
inches long aewed to it. Tho same kind
OF arrangement is convenient for darn
ing, .with the addition OF housewife.
containing flannel flaps for needles and
crossed tapes to bold the cards OF differ
ent colored darning cotton:
If you arc doing little fine drawn
work it is nice to keep it neatly folded
in q little fiat covered basket, daintily
lined and scented, and fitted with elas-
tic straps for thimble aud thread and
flannel flaps for needles. A dainty bit
of embroidery, hoops and all, will so
in a silk bag made up on silk-covered
pasteboard foundation about four inches
square.
Some women use up all their odd bits
of silk for bags Of every description,
and they say if it is a fad, it is very
useful one.
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CHICAGO; Jan. H-Whent was comparatively
stealy during the greater part Of the session and
Urn toward tho close. The hopes Of tho bulls,
WHEN ni YESTERDAY were completely buried under
olhnkct OF snow, rose lgaIn when at noon
iiruds'reos visible supply showed that the coun.
w elevator stocks outside OF those included In
inc official Visible supply. had been drawn upon
laSt week 70 the extent OF 5IlO)0 brshelS Tho
close was al &c above last nights prices.
Corn shook OF O long denrgssIon aud rose sc,
retaining all but &c OF thGt at the close.
1aS were nrm and gained Nc for Muy
TIIoYlslons were dull and Unchanged.
WnEAr-Cash no. spring 69lIc; No. . rcd
GySSEc; January 6g%ni0[ aj9ISc; May 65ssa6iIsa
0ltFc; July tLGl6J1 saGJ51Lc. -
90 GIonS-Ga,h No. aud January 951Ic: May
o';taSS's3Etoiae' July ~ lSaJJi tSSH3gSc.
=, OArs.Eash No. sc; January 273Ic; May
SV4Ss s1;S July .S55Sa29a29c,
FitTsTvn't 11S; e5.r
f TnA1SEsp 81. %;
MSr SrS poH SEtS S.ih ~
SO ISo iS goIs ~ and January SO IL May
Mo- ~ E-iSI ,, " "a! January 81 'oa7 i5a7 5o
Ply ~ SIS2a IN lgal o.
G. ,S k L ~ b59 January % OK; May
SVo9 ibsSrS T ~S:b ,rr,a
roiS ." 10nH. 1eG * t-Fiour. receipts @Ooo bar.
tes; exports 1900 barrels; murket very weak.
s Mineat reSelps; none; exports 500 bushels:
shics L@''1yUOO bushels OF futures and $4,000
Ppusneis OF spot: spot market dull No. . red
&c: MGyv E Es3I CiGGG119?s5 Nnrch
sda fS; gGSSMm9er 1ssaISsa7S1sc. Corn, receipts
/ o1S IN h,sSaIs ~ SiHPUr@ vSOgo Pns1Ss Salcs
spot: market ycPy r ' ~. oTspe!s OF
ISJt1iI"iT Nah III 'gIuury iIls;. eDtuary
receipts 91 bushels eSp6SiS MSy bsbSi, Oats
23j O1Ibushcls OF fut,Ins and a. 40 buSbsiSsa ~
February Sc. March ssi<6. SJfG
cSsw IJnns All, iLI4ci May Sit4aSonooc Hay
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EAST LInrETY. Pa. Jan. ol-cattlc. rcra,,,,
40 hendi shipments Go head; market dull; pTitne
to extra s. IoHI o0 fair 10 good 81 9jai 30; com.
mon 10 fair 8 0OA3 %; bulls s. cons %; fat COWS
s! 25as 90: bologna cows S. 6Oalj 90; fresh cows
sl5 " TO SIG Co. Hogs receipts :, 100 head: shin.
m G LEO head market slow all grades S. Ga
head; market dull primo So 5Oas Il; talr n ,ooG
s. spas oO common 5! 0Oa2 90; lambs s. JO1i 10.
veal calves s. UVa6 u.s. heavy and thin s. o0aS 70,
CHICAGO, Jan. 24-Catsie, receipts $4,000 head !.
shipments 2 go bead; market slow and steady;
81 90ai 2j: Texans 50 4Oa3 30: cows 81 7Sat Il
Hogs, receipts 90 900 head: shipments 1000 head
market slow and 69loc lower: rough heavy s. S5a
@ O. ": pa S, snd mixed $40; prime heavy
head; shipments 200 head; market slow aud
lambs s. 75a5 co. -..-!l - 800 ~
CINCINNATI: o., Jan. 2L-uors in good do.
mCutS 1000 head, =. ''sH-r.'-f. : = '1Aip-
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As an indication OF what may DO
done in these troubled times q dress
maker has sent circular letter to all
her customers. In this she tells OF her
desire to retain her girls and her neces-
sity OF discharging them. She accord
ingly proposes, in order to retain them,
il her customers will stand by her, for
two months to make dresses at summer
prices. The proposition is suggestive at
this moment. when the shop windows
arc like tho flowers that bloom in tho
spring for gayety and freshness. This
relief to the over work OF tho prepare.
tory watering place season OF itself
commends the enterprise,
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HOW PATTI RESTS
With nor Thermometer arnrhlns 70 an

With ucr Thermometer A1nrking 20 and
Her Throat in Oiled Velvet. n i,
Nine. Pat,i-Nicolini, says the Chicago
Record Of tho 18th, camo in from the
south yesterday With her Mexican hair.
less dog, her husband and her retainers.
Since her advent. abe has been resting.
This ID one one of La Diva's hobbies. Nine.
Patti cave explicit orders to her score
tarvl that no one should be admitted to
her presence. 1t is one OF her old estab-,
lished rules, which has been carried out
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FOR WOMANKIND.
Matters OF 1ntoros. to tho 1ntolli-
gonoor's Fominlno Readers,
FASHIONS, FADS AND FlNClES,
or Interest to Young anu Old, Rich
and Poor-Scasonablc Fashion Hints
aud Suggestions for tho Housewife.
A Little of Everything Served In
Choice Bits.


Romance.
Ny Love dwelt 10 a Northern land,
A dim tower III forest grpen
Was his, and for away tho shnd
And gray wash OF tho waves WINS seen
Tho woven forest boughs between.
And through tho Northern summer night
Tho sunset slowly died away.
And herds OF strange deer SllvCr-whitc,
Came RlgaHlng through the forest gray,
Aud He'd like ghosts before tho day.
And oft, that month, wo watched tho moon
Wax grOat aud VII Ito DER wood and lawn
And wano with waning Of tho June,
TIL, Ike brand for battle drawn,
She iell, mud ilamed In wild dawn.
know not II the forest green
Still FtrtileS round thai castle gray;
know not II tho boughs bUtWoGn
The white docr vanished ere tho day,
Tho grass above my oye is green;
Ills heart Is colder than the clay.
ANDgEw LANG.
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onCrrY. Pa. Jan. 2L-opened. highest. lowest
md closed at Soc; sales e.0o0 barrels; shipments
llS,1S' barrels; runs Sj,o5S barrels. 20
New York. Jau. 2+.-Petrolaurn closed steady.
February option sales 5000 closed at soc bid. -
PpTsBuRdH, Pa, Jan, 2i-Sothing doing.
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OMAHA, Mn. NAV 8 1sa,

Ihavc tried great many remedies
Tor headache, and KnAusE's HEADACHE
CAPSULES knock it quicker than any
thing I ever tried. ID. W. MoVEA.
Sold by Alex. T. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio. q.
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Metals.
Cnttnn.

New YoEE, Jan. ?i-PIIg Iron steady; American
dull at 50 10. Tin dull; struiShts sig IS.
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on nearly every ono Of hur farewell
tours, aud she will SEQ no ono on tho
day that she cSiugs. Mmo. Patti, ON
shrlned In her apartments, IL as inuc.
ccSsiblo No tho car OF tho isusSias. All
cards OF callers 10 TO tho secretary, and
he passes on them before thcro IA hone.
That secretary sat In tho corridor Of tho
Auditorium hotel last night, Ills brow
Is furrowed and ho wears n perpetual
scow. lie looks as though no had more
than tho ordinary caros OF man ON his
shoulders. n
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e
cLREBRiSE, tho stGrlliLcd extract OF tho
pmln o. tho OK. contains tho substance required
the brain for Ia u,rItlon and normal action.
pSs's,Ssd great power, rs effects being
linamodiacd form for several days :
MS oil singular efficacy as
RtSiraiRt 10 he Advances ~ Old Ace.
". ~ Nervous ProStrdtion or NsurGsyttHh.
sSs{ ~ iHgNerin N .-t
4lnf NFrouS DyJperSid
~, Aypoe4oEdita and ma Forms d Mental
Z ltfeHot1lat = = ssst So
stH functional Brain Disturbance due to do.
s,lessslte nutrition OF tho organ.
~. temporary or Long. Continued Drain liz.
,OH resulting from lntelGStlG! OF emotional Of
narled condition, frequently act as complete
rqltqfattrc OF the nervous system
asef Insomnia, resulting from over mental
DIN E, the s,crilIred extract OF tho
shenrt OF tho OK, contains tho substance, both
! netsons and muscular, required BY the heart for
w ", spsrition aud normal action. II l. power
III neart tonic, and ,eXcttS us influence within
l8Hi4eE min otes after is administration.
m strengthens the pulse. ind lessons Its itc.
quincy In those cases In which tho hearts
acton Is feeble and frequent causes tho dIsap'.
ifperfahco OF lntermiislOns ana other irreGu.
2flstsnes In the strength and force Of the heart.
beat and materially increaSeS the blood pressure,
= " fpat II acts upon the Kidneys as diuretic.
IT Is useful 'ar.
IA IN Functional Weakness ~ The Heart re-
tHntting from general or local nervous debility.
Re "a. In those 0,ganlc DistGStS In phtrh The action
m Heart requires to be stren1ttsatd or Rendered
ga IN Dyop.y due 10 Weak Heart, consequent
adlmtnished blood pressure, and decreased nc.
tionot the kidneys. u l..St lEg.
Tn totc cditS OF Brighfs Discase In iusieh the
.,Attlon OF the RidleH r.quirs 10 BE- increased,
MEDULLINE the sterillzcd extract OF the
8Iptnh cord Of the OK, contains the substance re.
qptfed by this organ for It's neutritlon aud nor.
us OF great benefit in functional md organic
& areeiions OF the spinal cord. rapidly eiectlng
ciyeS 10 the. former, and even in The hitter.
Z Mhere tho morbid process has not advanced be.
9yeni tue hrst stage. arrcsting their further pro;
sIrS anu producing great amclioration IN al
"a USCULlNE tho sterillzed extract OF
tne muscular tissue OF the OK. contains the sub
STANCE required by the muscle for their nutrl.
5 lion aud normal action. Is a restorative OF
srvat value In muscular weakness In the cases
i of porsous who have recently undergone severe
y muscular exertion mud who are more or less eS-
hsusted by the strain to which they have been
subjected. - S ~ srs q, 49, ss. s155
nj cases OF conyNlesceuce from severe diseases,
OF n Others inwhich the system requires 10 be
trsnt or beef ten. 80 :
The above named and other extracts, Ttstine
\ Upor7re Thproiint, etc, arc now for sale ut the
nnf!ortn price OF s. 80 per bottle. ty druggists
lgenernlly. and blythe manufacturers, COLUMBIA
aSIlEMlcAL Co. 1901 G. Street. Washington, D. C.
jy2i-rh
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Wheeling Bridge, & Terminal. Ry.
C 0. BREWSTER Receiver.

Sunday, November 10. 1S1i (. q 30
Leave Wheeling f9:l5, sll;to a. n, t1:a21,
e3:l5, ti:0. $500 p. m. ~
S3:2l. t4!SJg l5;Oj p. IN n . ~ - -. q
t9a;;3.. eJ:cZ. ti:4o. t9:l2 $50 500
Arrive Terminal !unclion-iS:i7, tlo:g3, III sc
n M, t2:aS, 1882. tl:i6, }9:I8 p. n n rs
Leave Terminal }Junction-t7:2o 1000. n m.
el?:i0 n. m. 1888. ti:O5, tj:lI. 1915 p. IN
Leave Martins Ferry-tT:2s, E9.e7a am. Sl2:tl,
Leave Peninsnla-t7:Si, i9;lfa m. "io:5l, zi:1l.
Arrive wheciuE-t7:4O 900 a. m, sl2:57,
H:l7, ti:45. 1851, 1905 p. IN - saSs
sDaily. tDally except Sunday. ISundayy only. p
4 All trains will run on Eastern fine. g1'l n
lts JGE TAUsSIG, Superb tcrdcns r
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Mrs Y s.. NJ |. Stevens Hart's
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
ISIS md 1918 market St, wheeling, VIVA.

i Tho Island cars md electric motors pas tho
'Gnor. Third annual session begins MONDAY,
49,, 1898, continues. thirty.nluc
wees, divided Into four terms. This school
oHers q complete and thorough education In
Practical English. Mathematics, English Classics
Latin und Modern Languages, rs
The school consists Eof Primary, Grammar
Academic md College Preparatory departments
INC methods md course OF instruction will
tho country. = = y : 1.s- - 81 ~.
Toys nre received In tho Primary aud FIRST year
Grammar. For circulars or Interview, apply to
MRS. NJ. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence No. 727 Main st.
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Wheeling 6 Elm Grove Railroad.

s On and after Saturday. October j, 49,, trains
Will run as follows city tina: '9Ts' .ii
LEAyE WIEELlSG-Sd:0O n m. 7:oo a. m. SOL .
a m, 2o a m, 1000 a m, 1l:oo a N. 1c.oo M.
l;V0 P, m; e;OO p m. 500 p, N. 400 o. m. 6:0I
?. m; S;S9p m. zoo p. IN, 500 p IN. 9;tl p.i
sfiLEAyE ELx GEoyE-st:oo a n. 4 M. san
m, Goa "A 1000 a m. ll:0o 4 m I.;1) m &
90 P. m: 100 p m. 800 p. m. 90 p IN. 6:1)
p m; 600 p m. 700 p N, $50, p. n. slip.
lT eDntlT. except Sunday. y So n III h q,
isrHpAY-Church' trainS leave Elm droyo =. 4
9;4J q N. and Wheeling d. ll:I7 p: n. 81
!. 5 No II. Z lWElSGERDER 'ii Z; & (.
4 ,oSl IA. sil3,l Il Gcnssal AaaIyss u
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AHS 4'Ohb hlhl hRKpER.
Ito Is tho lord high keeper Of tho
diva's thermometer. lit is allowed to
soar ono hait's breadth above or below
tho mark Of 70, and sho finds II out. his
head Is In danger. This Ia not by any
means the least nor tho greatest OF his
cares. lie hns to oversee tho maid, who
looks atter tho duodecimo net dog and
hundred and ono other thInps that
are tho objects Of PATHS whims.
HER THROAT IN OILED VELVET.
Last night tho great singer retired at
8 o'clock-hcr usual hour. Every night
whom tho hour Of catalepsy approaches
PATHS throat is bound In oiled yelyet.
Tho Mexican hairless dog and her ltal-
ian husband arc badc good night and
tho diva seeks to slumber. At 10 o'clock
she arises. and has her coffee Mt noon.
Sho dimes ut ! o'clock, aud It is her
custom to drive for awhile in tho after.
noon. On days that she sings her Mt
tondants dare not speak to Mme. Patti
and signor Nicolini has us little to say
rs he Is able.
ADMITS the SOFT IMPEACHMENT.
Patti is as methodical as professor
Of science. To her regular habits she
attributes the remarkable preservation
OF her voice. Sho does not sock to con.
coal her age ~ am not ashamed that
l have seen half century" Mmo. Patti
is reported as saying. Despite her years
shc looks just as she did decade and
more ago. There is color in her checks
and no somblanco OF wrinkle there.
Her eyes arc bright and sparkling, and
to see her fit up tho hall Of the Audit
orium hotel closely yelled ono would
say that sho was not over 20 and lust
from boarding school.
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RAILROADS.
"a JsT q h Pennsylvania Stations.
vEERnnSyIVdnid LINES.
srsEEN-.. pAN HAYpLr Rourr. y

rrcEEr orrIcEs AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION os
MATER ST. Foor OF ELEVENTH ST., WuErLIrG, +
At McLunE HOUSE, WHEELING, AND AT TIg
PENNSYLVANIA SrkTroS. GRIDOEPoRr, =
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(, cLSctSSAH, O.. Jan. ei-Co.,on quiet; mid.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Tho Foalnre. o. .Ile lIoney anl stoot

" hHu haA oIOOk
Markets. sa..
Nav York, Jan, 2i.-Money on call easy a. /
per cont; Inst loan per cent; closed at / per
cent, Primo mercantile paper 5liaj,S pcr cent.
Sterling exchange quiet at 81 sgIai 81, Total
salcslT2,oOo shares, AZ
The 'hato speculation todnywnS fairly active
and was attended by no excitement oven In the
iuSas pool The mslu tendency Of prices was
upward and although there WeTt reactions, they
wIro followed by tccoyuFiey and AT no timo was
no pressure 10 sell Very heavy. 4 strong tono
STia a1 the dealings IN tho GtAngCs; ST
Lhul was " good demand, Although most act.
moOi th9 list tue transactions In sugar wOrs los
tnan hali tho amount OF ycstcrday's sales, both
common and Preferred showing material gains
Tor tho day. Tennessee Coal md Western Union,
GENERAL Electric and Union Pacific were noder.
s.eiy dealt IN, Outside Of tho shares named tho
Healinss were very light aud the speculation un.
lnlpOfIaht Tho mRrkCt closed strong at an nd.
vance oil i 10 ]! per cont In the active stocks.
Railroad bonds Irregular, N T.
Government and Htntn bhnds nuInt
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For over I've, Fifty ron "a.

For Over FIFTY Years. tsss
Mrs. WfSsLow's SooTIIISG SrRuP has been mad
tor over MY years By millions Of mothers "a,
tneit children while ;eethIng. with perfect sue.
lays oil pain. cures wind collie md ia Inc M "
remedy for DinrthGn, 1t will relieve the mo-,
little sufferer Immediately Sold by drnrriS,tt
IN every part OF tho world. Twenty-Five cent;
s poiuheS 80 snte aud nSt for "Slrz winSlow's
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.

On aud after Monday. December a. PASSENGER
Tralus will run US follows: SDaiIy. tDally Exc
cept Sunday. Central time. .. > z
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Vegetable Soup
Roast SparcriDS Sweet Potatoes
Apple Sauce Spinach Lima Beans
Celery Salad
Waters Rice, Pudding Cheese
Coffee
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Fruit
Homlny with Sugar and Cream
French Chops Fried Potatoes
Corn Bread coGeo
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Cotton.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-07-11
co NJ I n G.:

Understanding the difficulty people
living in small towns have in procuring
the proper attendance when they have
anything the matter witch their eyes, the
TUTOR Optical Co., beg leave to anueuce
that thej have appointed ON. Olsen
sole agent for their Celebrated ALBANIAN
tine Lenses, and will send Mr.. G.. D.
Bruce Tudor NJ. A. O. Refractionist and
Specialist in Lenses Qate of New York;
to his store to correct all irregular re-
fractive errors such as Strabismus, hye-
pic Astigmatism, Hyperopia, Presbyspia
etc, Mr.. Tudor is not an itincrant vcnder
of spectacles, Dr. or Professor, so-callcd
whom you may never see again. But a
member of responsible firm who will
visit New Ulm regularly, and if you have
anything the matter with your eyes or if
your spectacles do notsuit you we should
advise you to see him. No charge for
examination.
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NY SHIP.

Alloy, my mar ncrs just ashore!
Say, have 70 a ccen in whatever sea
A vessel loaded with golden store,
With diamonds and laces and wealth galore,
Bound for its lone and me?
For she started many year ago
From q farof port where the fairies be,
And it's OH, that the winds may kindly blow
And it's oh, that the tides may softly flow,
And hasten her home to me!
There's a sweet young girl given me her
hand./
Who some day my little wife will be.
And every day on the wave kissed strand
Together with eyes a-sea we stand,
Scanning the sun kissed sea,
We're going to wed when my ship Gomez
home,
Home to it's port and home to me.
know in my soul it is sure to come.
Wherever abroad it may chance to roam,
In whatever bay or sea.
Ribbons and laces my love shall wear,
And flashing, jewels and satin she,
With dladems decking her golden hair.
All, never queen will be half so fair
When my ship comes over the sea!
So, no, my mariners just ashcre!
Say, have you seen in whatever sea
A vessel loaded with golden store,
With diamonds and laces and wealth galore,
Bound for its port and me?
Boston Traveller.