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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-23
BOOK on GROVER.
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Now, 1t cano TO pass in tho laat days
that tho followers OF Grover tho great,
suraamcd tho goIditc, tho same which
bGgnt Ruth and Esther and tho panic
and tho Hawaiian trouble, were voxcd
with voSatlon exceeding, innsmuch rs
they listeth not TO tho locality where
thoy nbidoth ut.
For behold, in tho beginning thoy
glrdGd up their loins aud went before
tho people, crying with Il loud voice,
verify, wc say unto all mon that We arc
Groveritcs from exceeding fur back, and
WOO unto 30 who forget 1t.
And verify, We hold in exceeding
groNt detcalation that which tho chill
'drCn of mon call tho tariff, for is 1t not
u thing fashioned by our enemies, tho
game which hath licked tho everlasting
stuiIinG out OF US from generation TO
generation?
Yea, verify, this Same little protec.
two tariff 1t buildcth furnaces in tho
Wiley and smokestucks OIL tho noun.
tain top; it turnoth tho wheels OF pro-
gross, and caueeth the desert 10 bloom
like unto green bay tree.
Wherefore do va OF the tribe OF Gro.
yer the great despisc tho same rs n
curse and al Nhomlnatiou in the sight
oil men.
Yes, rs stencil that olIcndeth our
nossriIs, the same which We smollcth
from ainr oil.
And bchald, in tho great aud terrible
days OF tho ballot, whom tho armies OF
voters be gathered together, shall we
arise IN our might aud smlte our emo.
mies into mincemeat.
lea, We shall Law them out cold on n
platform OF FREQ trade, and cover them
over with planks Of tariff reform.
And our enemies shall DO scattered
like unto the leaves OF tho forest, for
Grover shall rend them into fragments
like unto pottcr's vessel, the witch
hath been smittcn by tho clipper OF u
youth, aud then shall tho end como.
For in that day shall our banner DO
planted on tho outer wall OF the great
cid0dGl OF the nation, aud We shall bow
down unto Grover, our dcIiverGr, who
shall thenCeiOrth DO known as our So.
vior on Mount Buzaard.
And ho shall reign for four years, and
shall shower good things and fat offices
aud special messages and Tree raw ma.
tcriaIs upon US in rich abundance for.
ever.
And the black smoke OF industry shall
no longer obscure the MONDAY sun. and
the farmer shall wear pants woven in
foreign parts, and socks from the isles
OF the eGa.
And it was even so. And after tho
space OF 4 time, Grover, who was n
mighty officer, girded up his lines and
his chattels and his cabinet and went up
and pitched his tout over against tho
capitol, which is in tho land OF Colum.
bia, and the band played behold, the
cat hath come back.
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But Notwithstanding this favorable
report, Congress has mover yet granted
remuneration TO Miss Carroll for tho
valuable services rendered by her.
President Lincoln remarked to Hon.
William Mitchell, q member OF Con-
gress. that "This Anna Ella Carroll il
ahead OF the Carroll race. When tho
history OF this war is written she will
stand good bit taller than ever old
Charles did,
Miss Carroll was dcscendent OF tho
famous Charles Carroll, OF Carroll,on.
She WAS n granddaughter OF Henry
James Carroll, who married the beau
tiIul daughter OF Sir Thomas King, and
her father was Governor Thomas King
Carroll, who married Miss Juiana
Stevenson, daughter OF DR.. Henry
James Stevenson, prominent phys
ican OF Baltimore. Miss Carroll was
born at the home OF her father, Kings
ton Hall, Somerset county. Nd. Her
remains were taken yesterday to tho
Eastern Shore OF Maryland. Funeral
services will be held to-day at Trinity
church, near Cambridge, Dorchester
county. The remains will bn placed in
the old graveyard beside those OF her
father. mother and other members OF
tho Carroll family.
The surviving members OF Governor
CAROLS family are DR.. Thomas King
Carroll, Of Cambridge, Nd; Miss Mary
Henry Carroll and Mrs. Ada Carroll
Bowdle, OF this city; Mrs. Sarah Carroll
Craddock. Of Pikesvillc, near BaIti-
more, and Mrs. Henrietta Stevenson
Gibson, OF Talbot county. Nd.
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WITHDREW THE ORDER.
Foundry rIrmS In Cleveland VIII No,
Reduce Wages.

III tlbNNilHu "iAA -NuN
Reduce Wages
CLEVELAND, Feb. 22.-Twelvc foundry
firms i'll this city have decided 10 with
draw the ten per cent reduction in their
employees wages, and tho big mouldcrs'
strike which wus expected to take place
will not occur. President Valentine, Of
tho mouIders' union, with committee
representing tho mon, succeeded in
having the reduction notice rOscindCd
in all but four foundrics in tho city.
Two firms asked for further time to con-
slider tho matter, while two other firms,
tho Lake Shore Foundry Company and
Boatner u Co., insist on tho cut going
INTO effect at once. 4 strike has been
declared at the Two latter establish.
ments, and tho mon did not appear for
work at other Of tho stove ioundries
this morning.
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DANGER JUST AHEAD
\ Prominent Professor Speaks About
tho Threatening Things Abroad at
This Tlmc OF tho Year.

Ut Is surprising how many people nrO suffer-
Ing to-day from so'callol coughi. colds and In.
fuouZn"
The tcmnrk was made BY very prominent
professor connected with one OF the lcadug
new lOlk hO'plialN Continuing he said:
1T Is not these thing, thai arc troubling pcO.
plp' nht u Is n.y. advanced form Of our old ono
my. TIC grip. People feel ont Of sorts, Sncc1c,
nave pAlnS IN INC muscles aud bones, have no
gpncllle, lose NIL intergll IN the world mud won
else.
Now, MI such symptoms need 20 have prompt
treatment. Tic attack mist bG mot End ~
neiltu ~ once or II II cCrtHin TO result In some
lhlhg serious Know Of nut one way to Ger.
fanny avoid these troubles which nrJ now 50
c1lnlhol, ana ihAt Is, to Immediately counter
hct thcln ny using GOOD, pun, strong stimu'
liant Nothing Of the ordinary kind, hut some
ihlng putn nnd scientific For this purpose
lNthinT has ever GQuallrd nuliys Pntc
MATT Whisky, which Is acknowledged today by
physicians At'd scientific people to 10 tho Ouly
ECt,"
The words Of tho professor are truo aud they
cariy wonderful meaning 10 mnDy men hnd
women VINO nrn suffering with tho first symp'
IONS OF grip ar 81 W gtip In IT. advanced Stages
Inr All huch people we Oitr word OF AlNlcri
Wlhlcl Is 70 tEc tho best meRuS 10 overcome
these troubles mud do not permit any dealer to
MasTo you from your purpose 10 have that
Mulch hh' pturtn Itself by years Of use, 10 bJ
Tue tNt and pllrrSt stlmulant In the world
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CHAPTER III.


And after tho space OF time it came
to pass that when the shepherds took
OF the lirstlings OF thoir flock aud
aheared them, and went up to the city
TO exchange their flecccs for pieces OF
silver, the wise men OF tho city said
unto them:
"Not this season.! Some other season.
Iea, Grover is Great. Ile is Atwood
and yard wide, but the slump in wool
i, several cubi,s wider
And the shepherds marveled exceed
incly, and come OF them, yea, even they
which had hardened unto tho voice Of
Grover, smote their breasts and went
up and down with bent heads crying to
ono another, "Bchold ii thou wilt kick
mo | will do even 80 to thee"
And when the diggers OF tho earth
went up with their silver and lead and
precious stones and said TO the NOR ey-
changers, Give us food that We may
cat, and clothing that we may dress up"
the money-changers laughed, little cold,
hard laughs and sang songs OF great
sacr!lcge, saying:
Grover, Grover, iour years moro OF
Grover, VIC would buy your lead, but
times arc dead, till four years more are
over" and other psalms.
And when they heard tho psalmista
many hired kickers, and others tore
their hair, and all tho inhabitants OF
the nation said damn.
And it came 10 pass that the storms
came, and the panic deccnded, and the
children OF the darkness lifted up their
hands aud wrung them in great lamen-
tation, saying:
Wherefore art thou, Grover, our do.
liverer, and wherefore arc the good
times at?' and mighty voice came
back from the Wilderness, saying: "rhe
President is fishing and must not be
disturbed"
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Medical writer's claim that tho sue.
cossful romedy for nasal catarrh must
DEMONSTRATING, easy OF application and
ono that will reach tho remote sores
aud liberated surfaces. The history OF
tho efforts 10 treat catarrh is proof posi-
tive that only one remedy has COM
ple.ely met these conditions and that
Is Ely's Cream Balm, This safe and
pleasant remedy has mastered catarrh
as nothing else has ever done. and both
physicians and patients freely concede
this fact Our druggists keep it
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LoSDoS, Feb. GA dispatch to the
Chronicle from st. Petersburg says: It
has been definitely decided that the
car will 60 shortly to San Reno. or to
the south OF France. and that he will
not got to kien. His Journey as regarded
as likely TO have important results. rs
lie may meet some OF the rulers or chief
statesmen OF Europe.
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LONDON, Feb. 22.-The news that
Guatemala had suspended payment on
her external debt, owing to the decline
IN silver, was received in letter ad.
dressed TO tho banking firm OF 0lessrs
Martin 4 Co. by tho Guatcmalan minis
ter in Paris, Senior +. Cruz. The IN.
nouncement was posted in Capet court
and caused great excitement in the city
anu decline in Guatemalan bonds.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
C. o. BREWSTER Receiver.
Time Table so. -. to .nke . .r,e, I,:ol q. :,

Time Table 40 - 10 take Girrc. 1901 a. II.
Sunday November - lS1L
Leave whccllng-tS:O). t9:lj. .Ial Il n, t22::aal,
oG:lj. tl::g. $3.50 p. N,
Leave Penlnsula-ts:O5. t9:5l, ill:ij T. H.. f?::2G.
e3:2l. ti%6. s9;rT p. III.
Leave Martins Fcrry-iS:l2, 1851 sll:J1 n. IN,
t1:::,, e5:.7 fi:4G, :g:l2.
Arrive Terminal Juuciion-is;I7. flO:JJ, 9ll:J
q. M. t,:;S, 49,. tl:ii, I9:lS p. III.
Leave Terminal Juuction-t7:2!. 1000, a. nj.
ol.:iU, a. H.. l.I:5g. ti;0j. tj:li ISIS D. nj.
Leave Martins FGrTy-t1:2S. lJ:g7 am, oi2:tJ.
gi:Oj. fi:lO. ti:l9 ts:I2 u. IA.
Leave Peninsnla-t7:3L ly:ii NJ, el2:jl, Ell.
ti;l7, tS:.J t6:jS y. III.
ArrIEo wheeinE-t7:iO. 900 n m, "l2:J7.
5l:l7. t4:@i ti:Sl tg:Oj p. IN.
UDA!lr. tDaily except Sunday. isundays only
All traIas will run OIL Eastern Time
LIZ TAUSSlG. Superintendent;
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A friend in need is n friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend in DR..
Kings New Discovery Tor consumption,
coughs and colds. Ii you have never
used this great cough medicine, one
trial will convince you that i: has Won
derful curative powers in all diseases OF
throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle is
guaranteed 10 do all that is claimed or
money will be refunded. Trial bottles
free at the Logan Drug Company's drug
store. Large bottles SOC and s..
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LONDON, Feb. GA dispatch to the
Chronicle from Paris says, tho French
ambassador at Vienna has been in
structed TO ask Count Won kalnoky, tho
Austrian. Hungarian foreign minister,
to prevail upon Emperor Francis Joseph
TO visit Paris on his way to the Rivera.
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CHICAGO. Feb. 2!-CGttlc. receipts 1900 head;
shipments 300 head; market unchanged prime
to extra natives NONE here; good 10 choice 81 Son
steers 6! Sa3 10 Hogs, receipts si0OO head: ship.
menls I.e91 head market active and higher;
rough SlGJai %: packers and mixed s. OOa5 70;
prime heavy weights s. 2OAi 70, Sheep and
lambs receipts lO.O)O head; both sheep md
So 9Iai q.
EAST LlBcErY. PA, Feb. o2.-Cattle, receipts
400 hea!i shipments 40 head; marEe. slow
nhu unchanged. Hogs, receipts 100 head; ship.
meutS Loo head; all grades s. 50aj a. Sheep.
DUN md Nnchnnrrh
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Az obedience to the simple laws oil
hygiene aud the use OF Ayers Sarsapa
rilla will enable tho most delicate man
or sickly woman to pass in ease and
safety from tho icy atmosphere Of Feb
ruary to tho warm, moist days OF April.
1t is the best OF spring medicines.
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IF you T feel weak
and all worn out tako
BROWN IS IRON BITTERS


MES. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYEUP has been used
Tor ovGT iiity years by millions OF mothers for
thc!F children while tCcthins. with perfect sue.
cess. ltsoothes the child sOitcns tho gums, NJ
lays al pain. cures wind collie. and Is tho best
remedy for DlRrihUa. twill relieve the poor
In every part Of the world. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle BE sure aud RSE io7 "MTs. Winsiow's
Soothing SYRUP" and take no other Kind.
MWFtw
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baltimore Live stoc!, Market.
Union Stock YARDS. CLAEEMoST,
hIa..r.. LII. ~ l.nt

MONDAY. Feb. 10. 1871.
Swine7-Thcre Is fGIrly full Offering again
ibis wee, but few hundred less thHn last
week. The market Is n tribe easier than It was
then. owing 10 lower figures In The west. Fair
10 good hogs sell Mt s. Ja5 s. per 100 lbs. gross.
me inttGr iiIurG for few assorted nearby hogs
= SCa1 20 per 100 lbs gross; rOughs s. OOai 10 per
100 lbs. Trade Is slow. Receipts l2,3CG head
sheep and Lambs-frNdc In sheep and lambs
IS fair. Sheep sell ut 9!.ai1c per ID. gross. aud
lambs at a15UiI:C per lb!GrO:s.
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student OF nervous diseases. md author
Of many noted trnat !lcS on the latter subject
long since realized tho truth OF the first
Is prepared on that principle. Its success
In curing all diseases arising from derangc-
mont OF tho nervous system iS wonder
tnl rs tho thousands OF unsolicited testimo-
turing tho remedy IMPLY prove. .-.
DR.. Niles Restorative ScrvinU Ia n rOllablo
remedy for all nervous diseases. such "a
headache, nervous debility, prostitution,
blllty. st. Nltus dance, epilepsy, etc. 1t Il
sold by all druggists on II positive guarantee.
or sent direct by tho Dr. Miles Medical Co,
Elkhart, Ind, on receipt OF price, Il per bot
lie. six bottles for So. express. prepaid.
Restorative NOrvinc positively contains no
opln;cs or dangerous drugs.
Bold by Druggists Eycrywhere. mrls.MwFlyy
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HUNDREDS OF people arc inquiring
how to got the excellent Worlds Fair
Art Portfolios, issued by tho INTELL,-
GENcen. SEQ next Mondays issue for
this opportunity.
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RESo. Feb. 922.-The blockadeh has been
raised. The fret train from the west in
three days pulled into this station at
$3.50 this morning bringing mail and
passengers. Other trains followed in
IN hnur
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LONDON, Feb. 222.-Adviccs received
here from Guatemala announce that
that Central American republic has su..
pended payment, owing 20 the decline
III silver, on its external debt.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad

On and after Saturday. October |, 49,, t.llni
will ruu rs follows. city time:
LEAVE WHEELiSG-76:g0 IL n. 100 a. IN. sol
e. ~. 900 q H.. 1000 IL IN. llOl a. IN, ll.Ol m.
100 p III, :Jj p. IN. 500 p. IN. 100 D. M, 5JI
p, H.. coop ~, 200 p IN. 500 y m. g:jl p.
n. II: 20 o. N.
LEAVE Elm GRoyg-a5:01s. m. 1904 a. :Jl
a NJ. OOA N. 1000 Il IN. il:C0 O. N. E:0) m.
60 p. m. 2:OO p. IT, 800 p. IN. 400 p u. j3I
p N. Goo p. n. 700 p. II, 500 p. n. 9:lj p.
In. 10 .lop. N.
"DAil5. except Sunday.
SuSDAY-Church iraluI leave Elm GroYa 1:
e:i3 L II. and Wheeling At l!:l7 p. N.
II. Z WEISGERDhR q.
oi General M1lAy,t
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RAILROADS,
Pennsylvania Stations.
|Sz5GRnSyIVdnid LINES.
TraIns Run by Central Tirlo

TICKET OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION O,
WATER Sr,. FoGr OF EaEyEST,I 81, WHEELING
PESSsTLYASI. STNTIOG. 2EIpGrroRr.
Sn---,r--r,-r : rsrr.t.-,. Ply iI,SnrI RnIrr.,.
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MACRINIS
MACHINERY. ~,
CAROTHERS G. HOWE

wo have in stock at the present tire the fol.
lowing: One secondhand horizontal En-ino
and Boiler ! II. T., One secondhand Acme Nm.
tomato Engine mud Boiler. G II. +. ono second.
second hand Skinner Engine and Boiler. 10 H. =
one second hand Fisher Engine and Boilcr Il
n. Ono secondhand Spence Traction Emrjno
md Boiler. 10 II. +. one second hand HnowirS
Steam Pump. medium size. Ono second hand
Solsard Pump, Shix3H One secondhand ilori.
zortal Tubular Boiler, l. II. 7. ono sccond.
hand Horizontal two-luc Boiler. 3Sxl6. Ono
new Acme Automatic Engine md Boiler, II. i.
one new skinner Horizontal Engine. 20 Ii i -
Agents American Feed Water Heaters. hy IN,
rsc OF which guaranteed SS-iny in fuel ia
made oil 30 per cent Agents SncdlEcr & Cars
Power Fly Fans.
i 'wAHEKOOoI, :l53 MAIN STREET.
SoFFIoE ROOM, $40 Peabody Bu!ldInr.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On md after M0udny. December 81. Passenger
Trains will run rs follows: 'Dally. tDally Ex.
,,,rt sunhnv Central time
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1894-12-12
Toots from the Rams Horn.

Toots from the Rams Horn.
a kicking COW often gives good milk.
No theology is right that gives God a
character children cannot love.
There is no more foolish foolishness
than worry.
Every lie is the assassin of somebody's
happiness
It doesn't make . sin any winter to
call it mistake.
There is no use in talking any higher
than we live.
A hypocrite only wears his mask when
be thinks he is being watched.
Do not forget to carry your good man
ners home with you.
The person who is friendly with the
devil is too kind.
Some people make their arguments so
strong that the world can't stand them.
Silence IS sometimes the very best ar
gument that can be used.
The indolent idlerr is an active him
drance.
Courage cannot be kept up by stud
led effort.
The man who fishes for minnies ne
yer catches any whales.
The only thing about some churches
that points tc heaven is the steeple.
The real duty is neglected when We
step over one duty to perform another.
To have T. hoe thesame row eyerevery
day soon takes the poetry out Of life.
Every successful man j. an energsncy
man. 55s#ss.8
Some people practice humility in or
der TO get the under hold.
70 ;waste ons's money Is 70 throw
awsJ ones opp portunity.
Tho dsyil lays down his gun swheaeves
Pc hears : preacher begin % apoloeize
for preaching the ttruth.
= ths devil can persuade you % t.x..
one step, e viill mak g Il = unanswer.. =
Ibls aIgumsnt as g g Why you should take
another
= poorest people i - volld q Z.
thsssv e - iins harsatt e lssp L.l,1 81 M
l,eze . A. volk - bla fhat fa;th
Ifnlne - q \ NJ T. not tice I'D
Iulzds
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MINN, WEDNEsDAY 1894 WHoLENUA1BER ssl

If there were no fools in the world the
lawyers would III Be out: Of work.
To look sweet is one Of the fine arts.
By the time rumor flies around one
block It becomes : lie.
Courage and conscience are II, great
est weapons.
It helps the devil TO make Sunday
dismal for the children.
Make your mistakes teach you some
thing There is something wrong with
= mans head who falls down on the same
banana peal twice.
Young people WHO have courted in So
ciety SO on bridal trips to see how they
like each other. s..
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WI lE4E64E4SlE%YSaB

We Purchased More Wisely Than We Thought You
won't need to be told this after you've what we've
Having done this you will be best advertisers We cand
claim that there stock better larger than
know have been careful in the selection Of
novelties Besides they cheap We know marked them
close and it little than other have
tmarked theirs. #@#
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Hero and There.

Here and There.
II the wants, the passions, the wees
are allowed = full vote through the hands
OF half brutal, intemperat, populations
think it but fair that the virtues, the as
pirations, should be allowed full vote
as an Offset, through the purest part 81
the people. Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Leave what you've done for what you
have to do. Don't be consistent but
simply true. Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Mans unhapp ppiness, as Iconstrue, comes
Of his gre atness; it is because there is an
infinite in him, which with all his Gun.
ming he cannot quite bury under the fl
nite. Thomas Carlyle.
go for all sharing the privileges OF
the government who assist in bearing its
burdens, by no means excluding the wo-
men. Abraham Lincoln.
For over forty years I have not hesita
ted to declare my conviction that Justice
and fair dealing, and ther Democratic
principles of our government, demand
equal rights and privileges of citizenship,
irrespective of sex. have not been able
to see any coed reason for denying the
ballot to women. ohm g. Whittier.
I think there will be no end to the
good that will come by Woman's Suff-
rage on the elected, on elections, on gov
ernment, and on woman herself Chief
Justice Chase.
To be able to discover that what is
true is true, and that what is false is
false that is the mark and character of
intelligence. e.-Emerson.
To be trusted is greater compliment
than to be loved. George Macdonald.
Much may be done in those little shreds
and patches of time which every day pro-
duces, and which most men throw away,
but which, nevertheless, will make at the
end of it no small deduction from the
little life of mani Cotton.
Go to the ants, and other insects for wis
dom. The making Of paper from wood
pulp. for example, was not q human dis
covery at all, but originated with vasps.-
Philadelphia Record.
Learn to laugh. A good laugh is bet
ter than medicine. Learn hsw to tell q
story. A we'll u-told story is as welcome
as sunbeam in sick roem. Learn to
keep your own troubles to yourself.
The world is too busy to care for your
ills and sorrows. Learn to stop croak-
ing. # you cannot see any good in the
world, keep the bad to yourself. Learn
to hide your pains and aches under q
pleasant smile. No one cares to hear
whether you have the earache, headache
or rheumatism. Don't cry. Tears do
well enough in novels, but they are out
Of place il real life. Learn to meet you,
friends with smile. Thegood humored
man or woman IS always Welcome, but
the dJsspepttiic Or hyPochondriac is no,
wanted anywhere and Is nuisance =
well. Detroit Tribune. 81
Specimen Gases.
8. 81. Clifford, New Cassel, via, wal
troubled With Neuralgia andR Rhsumatism
his Stomach vs. disordered, his Live,
v.s Affected to alarming degree, appe.
tite fell away, and was terribly reduced
i heah and Thres bodies 8.
Eectric Bifters cured him.
Edward shep phered HaIriisburg, III
had ! running sore . his leg Of eiighl
ysars standing Ussd three bottles s.
Electric anl ssyen bo1es Buck.
liens Arniea u, "a - Is : sound
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