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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13
HAD 10 HAVE HIS PIPE.
Mike, Preparation for Spending tho
Night Away From Home.

CAicsso [imes.
Over on the uorth side, in one OF the
swell residence districts, lives q jsvial
old IrIshman, VIC has mane q goodly
fortune in the Extracting line who.
several wears q. at the urgent solicit
tatien of a wife ADD grown-up daughter,
left tho old home near Goose Island for
the fashionable quarter in which they
now live. The old sman has pretended
10 be contsnted there, but his seeming
content has been but mere bluff.
Among his friends is one Casey, a boss
mason, who still lives Ia the old Goose
Island bporh6od. The rich con-
tractor has never forgotten Casey in his
prosperity, and he often recalls old
times by Inviting him over 10 spshd az
evening and take a drop Casey does
not feel at home in his great house,
but he likes the old boss and be always
appears when asked. Then the two
retire TO the contractors little den, OF
Of the library, where they take off their
coats always, and their boots sometimes,
smoke, drink and quietly talk over old
times One evening last week Casey
was invited over and he was on hand
q, the sppolsted hour. The two crones
chatted together until late hour, az d
then Casey prepared fer his long jour
ney home. The rain was falling In
torrents when the two reached the door,
and the contractor said:
Look here, Moke, there's no need
yer goin' home in this flood. OF hav a
shpare rune upstairs where We can
sleep Stay over night wild me-"
"All roight, Tim" replied Casey.
"Oi will; tn ould woman won't worry"
So the contractor summoned a SER
want and bad Casey shown TO the
'shpare RUDE" Then ne returned
alone TO his fen to look over the plans
of a new beck ha had on hand He
figured and worked hard. and about
midnight 10 was startled by a sharp
ring OF the door bell. Every one else
had retired, so he was obliged to an
swer the ring In person. When he
opened the front door there stood Casey,
dripping vet with a smile on his face.
"Howlv murther! Moike," exclaimed
the astOlished contractor. "Oi fought
ye was to stay oil noight here"
$50 Diam. me boy" replied the smll-
ing Casey That's why OF went home
for me pipe"
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MARTINS FERRY.


An IN jt9as--s.l is being gotten out 10
stop the issue or bonds TO pay of the
floating Indebtedness of the city, which
Council auth orized 1T their meeting on
the TIN OF last month.
Mrs. Jane White, the widow OF John
Whits, soldier In the late war. has
been notified that a pension OF ss a
month has been allowed her with back
pay from May 10, 1891.
Flags with Grape tied around them
were displayed from the Scesred To
Say club window, last evening, 90 ac-
count Of one OF the members being miss
ing.
Rev f. Walker, formerly pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church, but now an
evangelist OF some note, was in the city
calling on old friends yesterday.
Mrs. w. T. Barrett and two children
left yesterday to spend a couple Of
weeks with relatives In Harrison
county.
Halford Watson. who has been visit
ing SteubehvlIle friends for a couple OF
weeks, returned home yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. Charles Clayland and daughter
Grace, OF Plt;sburg, are the guests OF
Mrs Clayland's sister, Mrs. NJ. +. carp.
Erastus Cunningham, who has been
visiting q. T. LeSuer, leaves for his
home at Mt. Vernon this morning.
Thomas j. Irwin left yesterday for
Akron for the purpose OF installing a
lodge Of Red Men at that place.
Chas. CARPENTER and wife left ysster-
day for the houndsville camp ground,
TO spend the. heated season.
Miss Anna Filter, who has been III
with typhoid lever for some time, was
slightly BETH yesterday.
Carl Lash tfIl entertain the o. W. L.
club and tasir sweethesrts on the
Heights this evening.
The Gypsss camped near Burlington
are busy dealing with loca! horse trad
ers Of this visaity.
Mrs. Thea Burris. who has been
quite Ill win Uphold fever, is slowly
improving.
The Y. NJ. c A. ball club defeated
the Firemen Yesterday by score OF 20
| to II.
Mrs. Elizabeth UP ADD son Fred are
spending the bot days az Atlantic City.
Miss Kate Brannon, who was sup
posed to have left home, Is in Piitsburg.
Roy Harrison, Of GAINESVILLE, is call
Ing on oIo friends at this place.
Charles Newton. Of Plt,sburg, was in
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. r. I. Dag is spending few days
with omithheId relatives.
The never SWeats went into camp
near TiltonViils TO-DAY.
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rHE DKMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

The Democratic State Committee,
which has been in session at Camden
on-the-Gauley, has adjourned Till the
cath, partly to await definite action on
the tariff bill.
Whatever may be done with that
measure. however, the committee is
strong and hopeful in the belief that
the shortcomings of Congress "a a
whole will not be- visited by the people
upon West Virginia Democrats serving
either the State or the nation, for
these, to a man, have done their whole
duty whether iu the halls Of Congress
or in the State government, and have
clean records TO show.
A little extra work by Democrats is
all that is necessary to free every one
from the political fog which Repubu-
can liars, aided by the unfortunate
coincidence Of business depression, have
generated ia many thoughtless or ig-
noraut minds. Let every Democrat
scotch this serpent wherever 1t APP
pears, and back up the work Of the
state Committee and West Virginia will
remain as rocE-r.bbed as ever in her
Democracy.
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PULLMAN,s nEsPoNsIRILITY.

The dispute at Pullman and elsewhere
would have ended loas ago but for the
pig-headuesS Of Mr.. PULLMAN in refus-
ing to consider the very moderate pro-
position offered by the Chicago Council
committed That committee did not
ask that anything be arbltrsted, cut
merely proposed method Of determin-
ing whether the matters in dispute were
such as could be arbitrstsd or not.
10 Nj. PULLMAN speaks the truth,
and il the men want more for making a
car than the car could sell for. Of course
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13

THERE is to be a Congressional inves-
tigation OF the big strike, OF course.
And there will DO a great deal Of the
usual locking Of the stable door after
the horse has gone. A committee will
be appointed, and they will take in Chi
csgo and other points which they may
deem nice places 10 visit They may
continue their trip clear TO California
The investigation will last all summer,
or until the iunketsrs are tired OF their
vacation at Uncle Sans expense. The
result will, as usual, be great mass OF
testimony and q report which will be
quietly laid away and forgotten.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE TO DEMOCRATS.

The Democratic voters NJ Ohio county will
meet in their several districts saturday even
ing. July 2lst 10 suggest names for district on.
GERS and delegates 10 the County Convention,
TO he voted for az the primaries to- be held
SATURDAY, ACGUsT 4ru
Each district will be entitlsd % dve delegates
10 the coupty convention. said conve htOn 20
be held Monday, August tina 6th. 1894. to nomi.
nate Delegates for the Legislature, candidate
for Criminal Judge, and Senatorial Conferees
for ohio country. Tho suggestion meetings
will be held At the time anu following piaces.
Washington District-Vig ilAnt Engine House.
AZ o clodk p. m.
Madison Districts O'Clock p M, Second
ward market house.
Clay District
Union District-Polise Court room. 3 O'Clock
p.
Centre District-Corher Main and Twenty
hrst streets.
Webster Distrlct-SlIth Ward Democrat
Club room. Twenty fourth and Market street
Richie District-WcstwOodt Hail. Thirty
eighth and jacob streets.
Triadslphia District-Elm Grove Kimming
Hall. q p.
Liberty District-CsBtrs school House 6 .. m.
Rcb!and DiStrct-Brick Sct0oi House. . D "a
r S. KiECHELoE.
jv30 Chairman
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10000 Men to choose From.

Spirit Of JsFeTsOR.
"Old Hickory" in the Advocate, ex-
tolls MIR. Clements for church work and
other good deeds, overY word OF which
we believe TO be true, and for which we
give him much credit. But "Old Hick-
orv" should widen his scope. Major
Mcdonald, the latest Richmond" in
the field, is one Of the best church
workers. Cleon Moore, Esq, is a Sun
day Schoo! superintendent, faithful to
his work year in and year out; and Mr.,
cambridge, why as to him, he is not
only good churchnan but is one OF the
most cosmopolitan fellow in the world
in church matters, and sat on the plat
form with Moody himself at the late
Moody ad Sankey Meeting in Washing
ton. No discount on any of our Leg
islatiVe candidates on this score, We
reckon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13

Mr.. GospERs evidently doesn't know
where he is at. 1t is plain that he and
the other labor leaders have seen great
light, which has dazzled them after the
manner Of sharp, sudden blow which
causes the recipient 20 witness stars OF
great magnitude and number. They
will not try the Sovereign racket. They
have discovered that the men are
neither fools nor slaves-a most whole
some revelation for these heretofOrs
autocratic leaders. What else they will
do remains to be seen. Their very slim
meeting yesterday came TO no conclusion
and they are still in session. They will
doubtless 90 slow.
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ComIag Up the Ohio.
n.aa!ts u. Rss.,:.-

q eaa!ts ne Rt5is;sr
PARKERsBUBe, w. VA, July 12.-One
hundred and fifty OF Kelly's army are
slowly making their way TO this city up
the Ohio River railroad. Last night
they made repeated efforts to board the
through freight traits and to-day they
even attempted to steal their way here
on the passenger trains. Last night
they cAmped al Eighteen Mile Water
Tank and IL Is understood they are col
lected along the road for over mile,
intending TO forcibly board the first
north bound freight.
The city authorities are making prep
arations 10 take care of them. They are
expected here by morning.
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Il. OF p. Bicycle Race.

A half mile bicycle race, to be con-
tested in heats, will De one of the at
tractivs features at the big X. OF P.
outing at Mozart Park on August 26th.
Only members of the X. of P. will be
eligible TO enter. President c. II.
Geiger, of the w. A. w, has charge OF
the race. Handsome prizes will be Of
fered.
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FIRST DISTRICT
Democratic Congressional Convention
Cal OF the Democrats Of the First Gen.
gresslOnal District to Meet at
CLARKSBURG,
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2lst, 1894.

The Democratic Executive Committee OF TIE
First Cougrsssloasi District. at meeting neid
az me 81 Charles Hotel IA tue CITY OF C5atN
t.e Democratic Convention Of she tlsst Con-
rresst3ual District 20 nominate = candlaAts
rsr Congress. be held on TUESDAY, AUGUST
eIsr, 1874. az CLARK SBC 70, the Conxeu"on
-s la called to order am O'CLOCK A. NJ.
and at SAID Congressional Convention eaca
fbe counties 10 the First District shall be en-
tltI-e 20 one vote therein for every enc nun
5-s4 votes or fractional part thereof over htty
800 f,- t1e Democratic candidate for Governor
os.bfs state at the election held in hovemoer,
Is9, and that no county shall be entitled 70
more delegates than is has votes 70 cast Toe
,,-.-.,rs Ceuotv Executive COMMITTEES are re-
,vasted 70 take such action as may be nec's-
sarv 10 have their respective counties repre-
seutad 10 said convention
The following IS the number or Tots' 20
NIX ...E .,trukv K untitled.
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~ Pacnliar Mania.

Miss Sophie Behrens, young LADY
wal connected in Minneapolis, was ad-
Judged insane and taken to the asylum
ar Indenendence. Her mania was that
She was engaged to several young men
~ the citv- whom she Threatened with
snits 81 bysach Of promise unless they
go - time. Her letters became so
freouent that it was decided to; bring
her before the Commissioners OF lnsan-
i,r !, is peculiar case. She even
W, w, ~ far as to have her wedding
trousseau made
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DIED.

NULpREW.Ai The residence OF her parents
1927, LIZZIE AULDEr-
Funeral from r.sisepe. o. parents. No. lS3
siItssoih stree, Friday afternoon at 2.50
o'clock Friends o: The family ar- respectful
iy invited 20 2itssd. Inte,nent private.
Es-IhSrsasy Jolly l2tb. tsaf a. $40
o.c!ock p n OEETErpL, wife Of George A.
Kaiser.
FsHeral notice hsi.,f,.r
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Local Base RalI

The hack-drlverS OF this city want to
play a game of ball with any city club.
Address Robt. Burns or George Shorts
Gaze P. J. Gavin's restaurant.
The Kirkwood base ball club accept
the challenge OF the ReymGnn Stars for
\ game on the Bridgeport ball park,
thiS Saturday at 1880 q. N.
The Exeters would like TO challenge
the Outlaws for a game on Saturday
afternoon.
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Was EIkins TrIcked.

Fd3DlOat IHuer
Ekins will not get many votes for the
Senate from Ohio county. The Republi-
can ticket. it is charged, was slated in
favor of William Z. Hubbard, and they
were selected with that view, and indi-
vidual merit was not considered. We
notice one significant fact, Democratic
candidates are getting very thick In
Ohio county since the Republican ticket
was named.
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rnr oHAmaEsmA1D sosxAmED
And the InaIscrest Hotel Guest was
Well Fined.

Spsadl 70 re hsJfe"-
EVANSVILLE, o.. July 19.-W. c. An
dsrson, travelling salesman for the
Hartford. CT, bicycle company, was
arrested last night on the charge OF as
saulting a chaubermaid at the Ciaren-
don with latent to rape. He had gone
to his room on the first floor and met
Nollie sheers, who is buxom and pref
Nv. iu the hall. Mollis admits that so e
kIsssd him when he asked her TO- ano
that She went with him into his room.
A Few minutes afterwards one OF the
CLERKS heard q woman screaming, ano
running up stairs ne found MoIiie In
the nall crying. She said that one OF
the enests had made improper propo'
sails 70 her. and on her refusal had at
TAINTED 10 accomplish his purpose by
force when she screamed and he re-
leased her. When arrsigBed before the
Mayor this morning Anderson denied
that he had used any force. He plead
ed guilty TO assault, and was tlned s25
and costs which he paid and was dis
charged.
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nirnrosd from = RlEaml.t

Srseial 20 tes Rselis---
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, July ia
In the Circuit Court to-day a decree OF
divorce was granted by Judge Bore
man 30 Clara L. Foreman against d. K.
Foreman. The suit was brought after
Foreman had been convicted and SEN
fenced 70 the penitentiGry for o'gamy.
Previous to her marriage Mrs. Fore
man No. 2 was Mrs. Clara L. Lyons.
Thus ends q case, accom- panied by the
most sensational circumstances known
70 tais vicinity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13

"WE have ample power to order q
general strike" says Mr.. GoNPERs.
Aud the men have demonstrated that
they have equally ample power not to
obey she order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13

GOV. ALTeELD has refused to Inter-
fers O the Prendergast case. There IS
nothing In this announcement that
should cause wonder
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13

Ineendiary Fire.
srl..nr 70 a. R.1ls..-.

sIfcidl 70 ths Rs5ls,f
EVANSVILLE, o., July l2.-The tip
pie. cars and buildings a. Bridwell &
Bartons coal mines, two miles east Of
the city. were destroyed by FIRE last
night II Is believed to be the work Of
the striking miners. The operators re-
fused - sign the new scale and the
mines hevs been idle for two months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-13

THE Viglant was defeated again yes
terday. Heretofore we have been con-
solsd for these defeats with the eXpla'
nation that the wind wasn't right or
that she was not properly sailed, ETC.
But these excuses have become monot-
onous and the impression Is gaining
ground that the Brltannia's repeated
victories have been due to the fact that
she is the faster boat. GEORGE GOULD,
the Vigiant's owner, however, is moth
ing daunted and has entered chal-
lenge for the Victoria gold cup, We
would advise GEORGE to give his yacht
a coat of hustling paint before she runs
a gain.
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FOR SALE.

TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR SALE
cheap. Inquire ROSS BARR Martlu's
Ferry. jyi2tois
DUsINE.s CHANCE FOR sALF-olS ga
ID tsblished stand doing tRriylHg cash
business, In centre Of city Price 500 Be,t
reasons lor selling. Address "Cash Business
ROOSTER Office. lyl3eAda
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LOOK for high winds from the West.
Bloody Brides WAITE has gons to Kan
sas 10 speak.
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You only need make the most super
fciaI examination TIA Determine the Ealue
of the RegistoF ~ an advertising me-
dium. Publishes more local ana tels-
granhio news IN one issua than any OF
iIs contemporaries do In thres
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Nicht-Ker Grmna.tic.

"You are a Shakespeare scholar, be-
lieve, Seuildig?'
Il am quite fond of the plays OF that
immortal writer of English, McSwlllin-
gen Why do you ask?'
II wished TO know which OF Shakes
peare's characters you think OF when
Won are trying to let yourself in at
your front door on a dark night, at
midnight, say, or an hour or two
latcr?"
"At such times, McSwilligen, l don't
think of Shakespeare. Which charac-
ter do you think Of under such circum-
stauces?"
"Shylock. PutsblTg Chronicle Tele-
gTdph.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. July l2.--The execu-
tive committee Of the North American
Turnerbund, at meeting held here, sci
july n as the date of the national cOnven-
tion Of the society, which will be held in
Denver.
M1NNEAroLIS, MINI, July Il. - Dis
patches from North and South Dakota in
dictate intense heat is doing great damage
to growing crops. The mercury registered
los at several points.
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TIE REGISTER AT wASHINGroN'
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
re procured In Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Wizards
Hotel. and Queens News Stand, National
Hotel.
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TIE REGISTER AT CHARLEsToN'
The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
10 procured in Charleston at the Hotel
Rufner News Stand.
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no sane man would insist on arbitra-
ton, for there would be as PULLMAN
has said, nothing to arbitrate. And
in that case he would have been sup
ported and INDICATED by the commit
tee and the strike would have ended.
No amount of agitation could have
kept it going a day longer in the face
Of that decision.
But Mr.. PULLMAN refused this mere
formallty, which did not require any
concession Of any sort from him, and
thereby is placed upon his shoulders
the responsibility for refusing to end
the strike.
But Mr.. PULLMAN's pig-headed OBJ
stinancy aud brutal arrogance in over
riding the demands OF common sense
and humanity, in DO way or measure
Justify the acts of DEBs and his follow
ers, nor in the. least extenuate the vio-
lence, rioting. incendiarism and murder,
which have followed. But for DEBs'
vicious and impertiRsnt msddling the
original Pullman strike might have set
tied itself ere this. 1t is certain that
had it not been for DEBs' interference
there would be mono OF the disorder,
stoppage Of business, destruction OF
property and the loss OF life which have
occurred and for which the taxpayers Of
Chicago and Cook county will have to
pay when the immense losses are hg-
ured up.
Hence, DEBs and PULLMAN share the
criminal responsibility between them
though in what proportion is not
matter of sufficient interest for con-
lecture.
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TERMS.

rT-Tributs, Of Respect and Obituary Notices
I've cents per line.
stamps OF the denomination Of tW0eeni' aud
.s.s-ceptsd for amounts less than enc dollar
sr-CaxprsPoNDENcB CONTAINING IMPORTANT
Tvs SOLICITED FROM EvKRT Pant OF THs SUR
EoUvnrNa COUNTEr.
Rejected communications viii not be retnfnea
rrlsss accompanied by So Gcieat postage.
Tn, REGISTER, embracing It's several sdl-
lions. Is entered at the PoStorhes ." ""es'-
ne. w. Va, as sseond-eiass matter
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WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-Two OR THREE
w Rooms uafuEnishsd, Centrally located.
Rent must be low. Address I'll, this otice.
jyl3q
"ANTED-To SELL FOE RENT AND Fok
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Reserves CsuatinS ksssA
o,TUpENTs WANTED. A GENTLEMAN
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University -Leipsic and Berlin, desires 70 pre-
mare students for college 10 the classical aud
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4 UCTION SALE

4 n
The Book Cases, Stoves Isd Blinds formerly
IN use in the old Library, Will be soid a. auction
on Tus'dsy. July 18th, At two o'clock .. m.
corner Market and Fourteenth streets.
COMMITTEE on PUBLIC LIBRARY.
lyllwsd no. sstAl
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Fishing Rods
A Genuine Split Bambe Fishing
Rod for $3.50.
Also the Celebrated Steel Fly and Bait Rods At
low prices
/. G. DILLON g. co.
NIGHT SOIL HAULING.

Y
The undersigned is prepared to take con.
tracts for the hauling OF ntkht sell. cieAning OF
e.ssDools and other Ike work. The wheehnE
Nieht Soil COMPANY MSS the largest barrels ana
best facilities for doing such work. We guar.
aztec satisfaction. Call or or address c. ".
RINEY. Manager. telephone co4 ONCE osraef
Een spd 10th Sta. rssidence8'01 JACOB S|
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Chicago ItWes.
Over on the uorth side, in one OF the
.welI residence districts. lives jevial
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1894-02-01
SUBSCRIPTION RATS.
Lecture Wilson County.

The subscription rates of TEE
CAUCASIAN in the future will be
One year. Sl.0O
Six months. SO
Three months..... .............. 80
That is, single one for six months
will be 10 cents. But if the sub
sCripti0ns are sent in a hub Of as
many as four, we will sent it for 80
cents. That is, for $500 sent at one
time we will send four copies for six
months each. In clubs OF at least
six We will send the paper for 20
cents. That is, for $3.50 we will
send six copies for three months
each.
You viii readily see the necessity
Of this. 1t costs as much aud takes
an much time to keep a record of a
three months subscription IS it does
for subscriber for year. A num-
Der who subscribed for the paper for
three months are now renewing for
three months more. This f rces us
| to make four entries for subscriber
for one year, and therefore costs Us
four times as much as if the sub.
scriber had sent d dollar at one time
for year. Let every subscriber TT!
to take the paper for a year. 1t il
better for us and the subscriber too
(tf)