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FnowEns BY MAIL
Carefully Packed Thoy WIN Remain Fresh
for Days.

Carefully Packed They WIN Remain Fresh
for Days.
Nev YmE P1nm
lave you tiny window gardeuH Do
YOU sometimes feel you would like to
Gu, off one or two of the petted blooms
for aomo distant friend il only you
know how to securely pack tho fruil
blossoms for tho mall2
Delicate opening sprays can bupacked
go that they will travel two days and
two nights and BIO none the worso for
the journey.
Always mail flowers IN tho evening
They get flno start before tho rush in
the daily mails delays them, and, be-
sides, flowers are bost packed in tho
dark, when the sunshine and warmth
Of the doy are not drawing the sop to
tho surface. Cut the stems az long as
possible, and then, boforo the moisture
has had time to escape, lightly dip tho
end Of each stem In melted wax-that
from O lighted paper will do. Wet some
cotton waddiug and wrap II Ia big wet
mass around tho stems, letting only q
thin layer cover tho flowers themselves:
Around the cotton wrapa big pieco OF
tintoil, taking care that 1t does not
press upon tho flowers. Limo tho box
with some Crumpled newspaper, well
moistenod. Whom the nosegay 10 In
and cover on, take as stiff piece Of
brown paper as you eau ind and paste
strips OF II ground tho box wherever tho
air Ia liable to get, for tho flowers TO
carry well must bc kept alright Then
wrap tho box in paper and tie.
With n thin cracker box md q little
cotton the work Of packing is nothing,
for tho tin keeps out tho air, so that
neither tinioil or FASTING Is necessary.
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NASAbhR 4uo pLGS49tAeA - - SaktIUAy
unnecessary.
FaruierE' Wives - sunmor EatsTtainerS.
Ph1SaasSts TtNla
This Is tho season Of tho year when
the farmers wife eau. with tho least
trouble 10 herself, give tho greatest
pleasure 10 her city friends, provided
that she will 70 about IL In an easy.
natural way that eommends Itself 70
those visiting under her rooi, but which
frequently sho regards az TOO humble or
commonplace to DO Of any value. Just
here sho makes great mistake and
causes herself the greatest amount Of
unnecessary work and worry trying 70
got up such entertainment and food as
her guests are accustomed 70 in their
city homes, when II she only knew II
they would DO far moro pleased With
that which 10 humdrum 10 her but
novel 10 them. Country lie as II 10,
with no attempt at frills Of any sort, is
what they come 10 see, and country
living. real cream, fresh truit and vege-
tables, make q more deslrGble menu
than q fussy copy Of city fare OF
course, certain iRWs OF hospitality
govern tho treatment Of guests, both
In town and country. Courtesy and
gracious weicnme arc part Of those
laws and these once given, tho rest Of
the entertainment should DO on q scale
compatible with Tho means at hand II
the visit is 10 DO success and genu.
inc pleasure to the hostess. Do not at
tempt too much. It tires 700 and does
not produce onc.half as pleasant 9 re-
suit as though you very quietly gave
wha. you have to give In Rh untran-
meled spirit OF pleasant generosity, the
sincerity Of tho motive atonlng for any
lack Of style that may be beyond your
roach. II every ono could DO as certain
OF atfording pleasure 20 tho visiting
friend as tho country woman who
shares her home with city guest tho
problem Of delightful entertainments
would be solved and the certain worry
incident 10 an approaching visit re-
ducod to tho veriest minimum. There
forO, 20 wivos and daughters OF farmers,
cheer up, and feel that in giving what
you have you arc making sn adequate
return for all courtesies bestowed upon
you In your visits to town,
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snh,cc, 10 Pnln In INC sto,naeh.

Elder s s. Beaver, OF McAllistorvillo,
Juniatta, Co., Pa, says hIs vito is
subject to cEnmp in tho stomach. Last
summer sho triod Chambcrlnin's Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy for Il.
aud was much pleased with the spoedy
roliaf It afforded. She has since used it
whenever necessary and found that il
never fails. For snlo by Cha L,
Goethe, Will W. Irwin, Chris. +.
Schncpf, Chas. MonkomGllcr, WIN. i.
Williams, s. L. Brico. A. L. ScheolS,
Will Menkomollor, John Coleman,
Richards & McEIrov, ". II. Hague,
Wheeling; Bowio K Co., bridgeport
and .. F. Peabody & Son, Benw0od.
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I.isrumored that quito largo bonnets
are 10 he worn, but they have not yot
put In M appearance. Tullc, silk gauzo
and crope dc chine arc the. only trim
ming on many Of tho Leghorn hats,
whilc othcrs have flowers or feathers in
addition. The most stylish sailor to
wear with the drill gowns must exactly
match tho color Of the dress aud have q
band and bow Of tho color In tho blouse.
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CALL for Cubob Cough euro and in.
sist upon having nothing elso. TWOntv.
fiVo aud fifty cont bottles. Try II aud
II IL Is not as NO say--tho bcst remedy
Of tho kind in tho world-wo ask you TO
condemn It to nil your friends.
Sold by Alex. \. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, aud Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port, Ohio.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

SUNDAY November - 1891
Lenvc Wheeling --ts:OO, t9:i5, lIl:IlG m. t1;2a
Leave PgnlnMlS-is;O5. t9Sl, llI;Oa IN. t?;2S
SI.,i. t1ss6. 1900 y, m.
Ioave Martins fcrry-tS;l?, 1851, tli:32 a. H.,
t1;lg, ea:g1 tj;iI Dil.
Arrive terminal junc,lnn-is:l7, ti0:1j. iil:5i
q. IN, tlagS. ",ls1I tao, pas p, N.
Leave Terminal Iunntion-t7:21 300, l. m,
sI!:I0 n. NJ. ii;5p. ii:0i tJ'ii Il. Is . IN.
Leave Martins FoTry-t7'2S. IL :O7 m, al!ti
3l:OJ, tam tj:ih, 1851 p. IN.
leave Penin'ala- 81, l1;liam IN, ol.:6l, Ii;ll.
fI.l7, Ii:gj ISIS y. III.
Arrlvu Whccllng-tl:t0 lg:3O q. N, "i!:SI
AM. tI:!i ti:U. tP'hi y. IN,
'naIly. tDAily except sunday. lsundayS only
All trains Will rup Oh Eastern Tina
j.E TAUSSiG, Superintendent
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aIIn,r ,n Cnrn NlI skIn Disrnsc..u

Simply apply "swAYSr'S oISrNESr" No In.
tcrunl medicine rcIuItcd, Cur.s tcitcr. ecEcmI
Itch. al ctuptiOnS on the lace, hands, uusu, &c,
leaving the kin clcRr white aud healthy. Its
great healing aud curative powers urr possessed
~ no other remedy, Ask sour druggist for
awAYSEs OINTMENT. ifitA4w
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r,ln., plIn., framing piln..

sYNrroMS MUiHup; intGnSo itching hnh
stlnriny; most Ut night. worse by scratching II
allowed 10 continue tnnon form, which often
6lced md ulCnFnle, becoming very sOnh
SwAVNr's OINTMENT stops tho itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and III most cRSCS re-
moves tho JUNIORS. At druggists, or by mail. for
1OcentL Dt. sWHynG & son, Philadelphia
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
me Features Of lie ,ionsy and stock
MarhstS.

Marhsta-
NrT Vow. July Ia-acusy on call e4ST a
ipcf csns last loan Gad co-ed 4; per cas-
Prime ne-caatfiS PAPER As pcT ornt Scr
ling sIesEDrV stcsdy q q 50 % Silver Get
tiioatS 64aGsc. TSo fis SNr il1ie share
Jun heio-e the eloso d business On 'Hc stock
errhanEv tho failure a L b. AleIande: Go.
va anoouncySL In vieE Of thc tAet tnsl w
aFIn had no outstanding obltEAIona on TIE
board, II caused no excitement, and b o. no Iul'
portancS from 4 Speculative point OF view. ave
that the Iusp.nt6u Il due 10 the general cupte5-
tlQu that hGA existed IN Wall street tor more
than year last Alexander 4 Co did a 1tdctIy
commission bu,tnes. dealing mainly " oOhlS
sud they have pfAciicAlly rtftei out; Inc LtIu
which tailed today admit that they have eone
little or no business for twelve months OF more
and declare they were tired paying onI money
without receiving AEy retutn. -,
ToslgY1 market Was dull aud plthoul tIESIi
feature Sugar furnished half the total tIatiAAc
tons, huctJsting with margin OF pet e ,,l
making q los. on the day VI ~ PIT eenI. luo
ceiling movement 10 sugar eommis,louN va
noIninHliy based On the acticn OF the MmAaehu,
fcts supreme court, en!nlning the hultnShn
sugar Refining Company from msunhctnring
sugar iu that state by TcRSOu Of it, taliurc 70
comply with the state laws requiring foreign
corporations TO make an animal report WHICH
must IL fled With the state officials, rhiu W.
made GU ChicaIsD Gas 10 the early deailngs, Sli
Il lost only y per cent on the day Inc WFAs'
closed arm with the tendency Upward.
The railway bond market Wns arm.
Government and state bonds dull.
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CHICAGO. July i2.-IhtTCcn 200 and sod
head of rnttie Wurn upfUnici here tOHiAr, mi
Of tho number coming from Texas Prices were
lower, not bccnuse Of any present over supply.
Init bT r,BsOn OF anticipated heavy receipts and
tho sharp decline within tho last two or three
DAYS NJ eastern and western points lfoGs werO
lower. Buyers were inclined 10 invest. but the
strike Of the butchers threatened to Scrl lousy IN.
fcftnfe with the operations Of local packers. Thu
market declined 10 s. 0)li q for common To
best gruiCS with snlcs largely around 81 ~. To-
dLy's arrivals OF sheep were estimated ut 1000
head. Trade was slow and prices were weak ~
!! 0OnS 4 for common 10 choice lunlltieA
EAST Liberty, Pa, July I1-Cnttlc, heavy
run hern aud vcrY few nlcS: prime g. b0uI Is;
r00f ST gih4 So fnir light steers 81 60a3SS Hogs
receipts vcry heavy and duu; nothing doing.
EhCep stronger; extra 81 COlS 50; good 81 2oa3 tJ
fair 8! C0a2 %.
f5srrys,rI, July l2-lIogs lower al s. Goa
6 s; receipts 1900 head; shipments Sol hcGd.
Dry Goods
EEw YoEK. July I2-ThCrc has hcrn moro
business, many buyers IN tho market aud tho
in1tIirIcs OF previous days hnyc developed Into
nutcbhsrs Of staple, COtorri and fancy cotton
goods transportation Is better IN ali dircc-
tlOpA
Petroleum.
OIL CRY, Pa. July l2--OInncd at ST1sc; high.
rSt sil e; lowest SEc; clOTC1l NJ HIc SnlCs 5000
barrels; shipments lOS,jA barrels; RUS so,sgl
barrels
NEW York, July Ia-IptrolCum steady; no
Eaips, August options closed at Sic bid.
PrrNErrGII. "A. July Il Opened aud lowest
S9sfC; closed and highest StiSe,
"Details.
NV YoEx. July I2:-ng Iron dnlL Copper
quiet, Lead strong, Tin frm' strattssipN
Wool.
NEW ioRK. July I2,-wool quiet
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When Raby vas Dlck. vO gave her cassoriA-
When she was Child. she cried for caStoria.
When sho became Miss Nhc chung to CastoHs.
When saO hsd ChLIdrcn, EhS Vavo CaStOrta,
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~ pennsylvania stnt,ons.
VIgRnn8gIVdRId Inns.
rrpIns Run ny Central Tinae

TICKET OFFICES At pEHrSTiHATA ,RTATluN OF
%ATEH e., PooT OF EE.FSESsTB 81, MhEEihka
AT NCLVAH uoVHE, WITKRLTN1, AND At aux
PEsNHYivSNIA sTArIoG. NHTu0ErOnT.
Go--rroT,. - Sy-TP1-spsS HAVING lUrp.s
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RAILROADS.
FLIYo. LEAvR Rla Gn0vs.

Daily, except sunday.
Sunday church trains Will leave Elm Grove NJ
Rt1R IN aud wheeling at t?'l7 p 10,
Trains No. / g. u and n connect with hOrdic
limo for Philadelphia lIerdio leaves Tti0dNlphiA
for Fin Groro at frt0A 10. $50 T. IN, l2SO a IL,
and STOP. NJ. Dniiy, except sundays md Sat.
urlnyS LVrdtn. will connect with trnia No 81,
leaving Wheeling At li,0D p. m.
Sundays hcrdic ledVT5 TrIadelphil al eoO
n. H.. l2e8A m, go p n and connects with
trnIns No. 8, u aud 70 from Wheeling.
II. L wET5GRRDElI Qcn. Manager.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On md ate. SUNDAY. Iuuc ]. 1891. Passenger
Trims will nun az follows. 'DGIIY. tDallS EE'
cCpt sunday Central tlulc
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uncomfortable than to put on damp
and soegy shoe leather. and with fore
thOught and pfeeaution II Is entirely
unnecessary.
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RightArm Paralyzed!
49, -
Saved from ST. Yitus Dance.

SaNSS llOuA Ots Vltuo. D0lHkSS
sour daughter, Blanche now N.
teen years OF age, had been terribly
afflicted with nervousness, and had
lost tho entire use OF her right arm.
We feared st. Wits dance, and tried
tho best physicians, with no benefit
She has taken three bottles OF DR..
Miles NeFyine and has gained 81
pounds, Her nervousness and syrnp-
TOMS Of St. Vitus Ounce are entirely
gone, she attends school regularly,
and has recovered complete use OF
her arm, her appetite Is splendid"
, MRS. L. R. BULLOCK, Brighton, NY!
DrYMiles' Neryine
Cures,
? Dr.. Mics Noryino fs sold on u positfvu
guarantee that tho Grst bottle Will benefit.
All druggists sell IL ut II, 0 bottles for &, or
u Will BIO sent, prepaid. on receipt OF prico
by tho Dr.. MIles Medical Co, Elthnrt> Ind
Sold by druggists cvcryWhoro ap2.NwRAWJ
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DafFOlhnm.
Metals.

luict, Lead strong Tin firm; btrntts
Wool.
new ioRE. July I2.-wool QuIc,.
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FINANCIAL

G. LLxR Pr-itnat Jos srrBota cGts!ss
IA JEyJuso% AAassAascaaAte
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BUCkiNo BRONCOS.
There's More Excitement Than Fun !,
RidinK tho Brutes.

There's Moro Excitement Than Fun 4.
Ridi1R tho Bratss.
Many people have IN idea that to
ride bucking b. onco Is tho COW. BOYS
delight, but they're badly mistaken.
There's no fun in il When thor.
oughbred rears and prances there's no
jar in IL, and | rather like 20 have one
do IL il I Am riding But when q
bronco buck, aud jumps into tho air
and comes down stiff legged, with his
feet planted together. that jars every
bone in the riders boiy. esp ,cialls
the backbone, and il apt to make him
feel pretty sick In short order.
My frat experience with q buck
ing bronco cured me OF the idea that
there was fun in IT, had heard that
the cowboy ALWAYS locks his spurs
under tho bronco's belly at such times.
and 80 did the same. Well. the spurs
went through the horse hair chinch.
and the bronco kept bucking 40 long
Ms they stat there. couldn't get
them out till two men cnmo TO help
me.
The proper thing TO do when bron.
co bucks is to keep your spurs away
from him, balance yourself forward
or backward in the saddle. according
to the way he jumps. anl grip hi m
well between your knees iou have
70 let him buck till he gets tired OF Il
or hndt out he can't get you on
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sho -ha. HIM Un

A prominent fDglishman, Lord n.
and a proverbial hater OF America
and Americans. wa, dining lately In
Paris with tho British minister. and
next To him ut the table was q noted
Newp rt belle. Miss \. The con-
versstion had drifted to a discussion
OF things American. il is needless
to say that Lord b. made some pretty
disagreeabls remarks about some
Americans he had mot and some
Yankee customs he abhorrcd. Why.
dye know" he continued with m
almost objectionable want OF tact.
''that at some OF the places dined
In America ] saw people eat with
their knives and spill their soup on
the tablecloth3" Miss X. was thor
oughly provoked by this time. AMI
she replied with apparent unconcern:
What poor letters OF introduction
you must have had, my lord" There
was no more unplea ant talk about
Americs ths, sveniua.-lisrpsr's
Bazaar.
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NOT A STRANGER.
us Features We're Yamii.r to the Loag-
u6ering Bsnk Clerk.

His Features We're Yamni,r to the Lesg-
'u6srinG Bank Cierk.
81 s'pose I'll have to go and got
some body to identify me before you'll
cash this check" said the man at the
bank cashiers window, dolefuliy,
''snd I'm q stranger In this town
There amt . soul here that knows
mo"
Your name. replied the ca hier.
after q moments inspection OF his
caller, ''is Ambrose Hay ybcnslaw."
That's right" exclaimed the other
In surprise How do you know my
namep'
efou were cured OF nervous cxhaus-
tion and kidnev disease of eleven
years standing" was tho reply, "by
taking four: cen bottles OF Blankham's
Sarsaparilla. price 81 bottle, sold
by oil druggists, none genuine with
out the name of the manufacturer in
raised letters on the BOTTLE" continued
the cashier, raising his voice and
speaking with growing irritation.
land a cure guaranteed in all cases
where takcn according to directions
or money chcerfully refunded hand
over your check and be quick about It,
$50, all right here's your, money, and
I'll give You $40 more " you'll find
some way to get the publishers OF tho
Advocate Of Gospel Liberty that I've
been taking for the last twenty five
years 10 quit printing your portrait In
their advertis ng columns I've seen
II everv week for sixteen months and
I'm tired to death OF IL and n you
haven any further business you can
take your money and go; good after
nnnnip
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WAS A MUSCULAR PERSON.
An English Divine who Put an End to
AN Orisinai swindle.

N English Divine who Put an End to
AN Or,xinsi sw,ndIo.
A curious case was discussed In an
English court recently. says the
jewelers. Weekly. II involved
question whether Intentional .dccep-
tion was prscticed In labelling u
watch and chain ss "Gold Watch and
chain" Tho obvious meaning OF
tie wording. and one TO which no
exception can be taken. was that
both the articles were of gold. \
clergyman passing the store In tho
window Of which they were displayed
saw the sign:. Gold Wstch and
Chain. price El. l 10. Sd" (about ". 5 y.
Considering the bargain uncommonly
cheap. he opened overtures for o
purchase. Before, however. putting
upon 1t the final cllnch. he demanded
q written guarantee that the quality
OF both watch and chain was exactly
rs represented. Thrust into an ugly
position the dealer was forced to
confess that the signs pls~osaology
was deceptive; the chain was not
gold. The admission in THIS Instance
Wao no
man made some strongly 2erti-
nent remarks Angered ~ being
entrapped and demonstrated with.
the store-keeper throstened to eject
his inquisitor. But he made sad
error In enrsging tho clerical ousto.
mer. Who, 10 appears. had passed tho
university with flying colors rs =
finished athlete.
Look here" said Ne old gymnsst
81 don't want TO take advantage Of
you. but II you lay . finger on me I'll
trim you round tho shop You may
take some persons to be old women,
but you are In the wrong boz this
time"
Further the would-be eiector did
not venture. A policeman was sum
moned and the dealer arrested Tho
magistrate fined him. after which no
coursed his way homo. = saddor and
u much wiser man
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A CAD PREpIcAMeNr.
THE Giris Surprised tho Young Mar
Asleep on = Parior soSs.


Asleep on = Paricr sos..
A very amu-iug story is told con-
cerning prominent young Louis
Vile society man who visited Chicago
5uripg the worlds fair. He was
boarding OF the home Of relatives
while there. aud. aslarge crowds came
flocking Ia during the last week, he
was so accommodating as 10 give NJ
his room and sleep on sofa in the
psrlor.
One morning he overslept hi.-self,
.nd, as his door was unlocked. what
WAS his surprise 10 find three pretty
Louisville young women enter the
room. He had presence Of mind
enough To roll under the sofa, and
back into dark corner, before they
threw open the shutters Hut, al
though he had tucked himself away,
he had neglected to hide his clothes.
wh ch were thrown across . rocking
chair. The girls saw the. clothing.
but, believing they had been left
shere accidentally By the lady Of the
house, thought nothing about them
and began lively chat about the
matters OF the day.
The young man did not mind his
imprisonment ut trst, but grew very
nervous as the minutes gradually
heightened into houra He stood u
FOR two hours. but at last grew 80 ex.
asperated that he thump~d npon the
hoor. and moekly put his head ous
rom under the sofa and asked the
young women to leave him until he
put on his clothes II is needless to
szy that their embarrassment was
great and that mono Of thom men
uouco II while In Chicago. but, rs tho
young man has since recovered from
the shock, he has been unable to ro-
strsn himself from telling few
friends of his awkward predicament.
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A LAWYER tells story OF how he got
even with preacher. II was on tho
occasion OF his second marriage After
concluding the ceremony the minister
took advantage OF tho privilege 40.
corded him by custom of kissing the
bride. While so engsge1 the lawyer
suddenly imprinted n rcsoundinR kiss
on tho cheek of the minister's wife.
who was standing Immediately behind
the wedding rarty. The lady was In
dignant and tho minister asked for
an explanation. Cooliy enough, and
In n few words, the lawyer expresse I
the opinion that 1t was ,oor rule
that wouldn't work both ways. and
he had rs much right To ss tho
preachers wife as the former had 10
kiss the bride.
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ALL FOR NOTHING.
n the Lady Had Hsr rurss Whist ners
Cou q she w ant.

u tns Lazy had her Tores Whst mere
Con q she Want.
An English lady. walking down tho
Lung 'Arno In Florence, missed her
purse. The suspicious NOV emeu.s
OF = man In front made her boldly
demand the stolen property. Too
amazed to refuse tho thioi hande 1
over the purse. Indignant at such
road-day robbery. tho lady stopped
an elegantly dressed gentleman and.
In excited tones, began 10 pour olt
her grievance. Merely waiting 10
hear that man stole my pursc. the
gallant Italian rushed after tbs
thief. who promptly took 70 his
heels They had a good run before
tho thief could dodge his purSucr The
sun OF summer day did not holp
the polite Florentine to keep cool:
so. red faced and out Of breath. he
turned back to meet the English
Lady with profuse apologies Mad
am. ! am vory, very sorry. ! did my
bcst. but your purse 10 gone" "Oh.
mol" she replied. swectly. IL have
my purse. got il back from tho
man." "siot your purse back. Per
Bacco! What did you want. them"
WANT Whv, want Justice" 10
was too much. even for provcrbial
Italian urbanity. and. almost chok-
ing with sudden wrath. no gAsred
out: "Just.co! To think I shosld
have run myself Into a p5rspiration
for Justice"
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CmrIsriAs CnuncM--F -Frrnsley Street Ser
yicus every Lor,i's day NJ II 90 n. m and Is
T. m, sunday School. 80 n. m. Prayer
Meeting every Wcdnes,lay, 4 Is y. m. Choir
fAdiea' Aid Society every 1ucs'tay afternoon 81
the church, y. IN. Mite and Social meeting
every Tuesday night ut place announced escN
Lords day. Onicers' meeting hrst Lord ,
day In each month All are cordi,lly invited
10 ali SERVICES. l r. Mason, Superintendent
sunday School; volney johnson, Pastor.
FInsr BAPTIST CuuNcu- -Broadwny Street.
Services every sunday NJ IL 90 q. m. and O
y. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
al + o'clock, Sunday school ut 10 IN. Choir
practice Friday evenings ut 4 O'Clock. e.
Stubblsfeld, Pastor. &. II. Bruce, Clerk. q.
iiill, Superintendent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-09-10

Feat diggers ut Cavendish, strad-
more. Ireland, have made rcmarka.
bic discovery. Al depth of neari,
twenty-five feet they have uncar. he'd
. stratum Of what appears to he pure
butter. The vein varies IN thick.
osss from one to seven inches, and 10
aid TO be OF the consistency OF COM
mon bar soap GeologisA who have
visited the locality Of this wonderful
lind say that It is simply . layer Of
mineral war, but the workmcn still
declare that .iudade, its . bog Of
butter" II the stratum proves to be
extensive IL will probably he utilized
In the manufacture Of soaps ssa
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