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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

Chicago Cattle lower with sales Of natives
ats tDai 10 for common IN choice, aud fancy
steers about nominal nj SOJll 10, heavy cattle
continued ~ br dl'Cf.minN0l ngHl.N, sincsrts
and frcdrrt s. lun' 81 butchers aud GAMERS
COW, Rud hciirr' e. UlhjOO, bulls VI MAJ ~, veal
calves ~ mai o.. steers SlO)aI 90 western rang.
pN 9 UuuI Uu About 1000 hog, arrived to day,
rfIros lower. sale, were chicny Mt s i'Hj VI Tor
iArhors and 81 UNli 10 Tor shippers, common IL
choice heavy sold al 6lnill butchers weights
81 d. misri lott ~ 5Iai o., light weights ! ,hA
/ % iufOrdlunry 10 chnco selected, and pig, at
SJ3ta4lD sheep prices lover. Trade MAS iAlfly
GOOD on uasls Of - tlni IA for inferior 10 fancy
native sheen s'Onl.O iot westerns aud ~ tl1
40 Tor lamb extra tine lambs fetch s. Oh IN.
tive sheep sold ul " Oi ~. lambs ~ ilA4 10
l,0crlut, Cattle u.s. UrI hcnd calves iOhcAl, hogs
liUuI head, sheep -luM head
Inui IIhrtt, Cattle Sow NJ unchanged
rnrr,. Hogs Dun mud lower, prime medium
nInI ~, mlf tn best YufEcts u lnal so. rough,
tjUOiI7i sheep dulli cAlm 81 OJtilUi fat 10
GOOD n .na' Co., common unchanged, lambs
n UIal %, veal u1IyU'sO UlAh %
u,nolnunt- Hos, weak and iOaic lowor nj
81 scat ~, receipt, .JJ head shipments 800
head
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

Iondon-At the wool auction sale, to-day
10 h1tcS were offered, 81 which ta' were
withdrawn The selection wa, good aud the
tendency WIS very tifm ENtrrnc prices wcru
realty pUd. America has been dUnC nothing
10 lar Following arc tho nlcs In dclnili Sew
South Wulu8a1 lj3 bales! secured y ,lals D. ID.
greasy t.ugd Queens and II 40 bales, secured
Sdal, gl.d greasy li,19lgd, victOiin l,Sii bac'.
secured idais o. d, greasy Said Tasmania lsi
bales greasy sagi Sew Zealand HJ,Jyi bales.
scOnTcd sNdals ID, greasy Gl5dais Cape OF
Good Hope ana Sul1l-i6i bales secured SdAls
81 greasy AL a.
Huston The American Wool aud Cotton Re.
porter wall say Il. morrow VI the wool uhdc
The market hns ruled rather quiet In New
York but In Boston considerable strength has
been shown RHd good mi'celiaHeoH' sales are
reported IiGc lCCCus arc exhibiting viEOt In
sympathy with Australians. medium wool II
beginning to participate In the improvement IN
nur stock. Every advance IN wool abroad
hfghtcns The outlook for American manuinc.
iufrFs, since Il makes II more impossible iOr
iUeigu manufacturers tu duplicate orders VI
EphnE goods at present prices.
Now YOrk=W0Ol quiet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
EINANoM ANn rllAnE.
Ths Features vi tho NIuuOY aud stool
AtnrknIk,


AIHrgoW,
NEW YoRL, sept 2j.-tIoncy on call easy at y
a. per cent; last loan II. " per cent clo'ed
at ~ per cent Prime mercantile paper va
bper cent slerllns exchange weak at IL S'3Ia
49,, silver certificates G7G7isc,
The speculation to-day, while Irregular at In
tcrpaiS Wa' Ia the aiatH towards a higher ie6F,
Tho volume vi business was about up TO The fr-
cent average and The nuCtunilOns In number
oiinsancpS Wrtu material Influences bearing
upon prices were reports 0l contracts by power
inl s5ndlrNle' here aud In London " buy largo
blocks NJ American securities IN some cases
the bonds have been bought ahead OF delivery,
ni In the heavy purchase Ot Eric lIst GOnA0ll'
dated prior lien four per cents For this reason
the effect upon tho ONchuugt market has yet 10
he reflected The engagements Ut the expected
SIOJJOOJ IN gold hy large commercial house
was announced, and some surprise was express
ell nj tho destination OF the metal Germany IN
stead OF London, as heretofore, The STOCK
market uprnrd weak on moderate volume OF
tho leadership OF tho induStTias, tue entire
strOug tons 10 tho speculation, and New jersey
Central rallied ~ per cont Rubber rs aud Chl'
cage hgs vs., The market closed strong with
gains Ot ~ per cent In Disylllug, RI In Rubber,
N Tn New Jersey Central and CANADIAN Pacific
aud VA In sugar bonds weIc quiet and gen
orally lower. The sales were Si,9999g9,
Tho total sales OF stocks to-day were 2jlr9i9
shares.
Government bonds firm,
State bonds inactive,
RAILROAD bonds ilrineT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

A friend in need is Il friend indeed,
and not los, than one million people
have found Just such a friend in DR.,
Kings Now Discovery for Consump.
ton, Coughs and Colds II you have
novor used this great cough medicine,
ono trial will convince you that 1t ha,
wonderful curative powers in all dis.
eases Of throat, chest aud lungs. Each
bottle is guaranteed to do all that is
claimed or money will no refunded,
Trial bottles irOo at Logan Drug Co.'S
drug store. Large bottle, SOC and 81. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

Distressing kidney aud bladder dis
easea relieved IN nix hours by tho "NEw
GRENr soUrn AMERICAN RlDNEY CuRE,"
This now remedy II great surprise on
nccoun, Of its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain in tho bladder, kidneys,
back aad every part Of tho urinary pass.
No, Ia male or female. 1t relieves 70.
,cntiou Of wator and pain in passing II
almost immciiatoly. II YOU want quick
roIiel aud euro this is your romedy,
Sold by Il. H. List, druggIst, Wheeling.
W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

A.G. BtrrlGY, Of Magic, Pa Whites
~ feel II u duty VI minO 10 Inform you
and tho public that DO WItta Witch
Hazel SnlyO cured mo ol a yOry bal case
al eeaema. II also cured my boy Of a
running soto on Ills IoR, Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, w. Va, Il, 4 Peabody,
lIonwooJ, aud Bowlo & Co., Bridge
port, y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
nnoISE rIIE ItIsconD.

a Special Train mnEo. Iis Miles In 1880
Minuts..
sYRAcusE, N. T., Sept. 2j.-All records
for speed in long distance travel by
railroad trains wore broken this morn.
ing by the New York Worlds special
train which carried this nornlnga obi.
ton from Nov FORK to titts place. Tho
distance between Albany andsyracnlc- -
lIs miles-was covered by tho special in
1880 minutes an average Of GS.3 miloI
per hour,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

THE burden Of labor is constantly be.
ing itghtoned by new iHveaIi0as, but
nothing now has yet been discovered to
brighten the hours OF labor and make
life worth living like simmons Liver
Regulator docs. It's the King Of Liver
Medicines. A sluggish liver depresScs
ones spirits ana causes languor, besides
upsetting the whole system, But Sim
mons Livor Regulator tones IN and
strengthens tho body.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

IRIS lust as easy to try Ono Minute
Cough Cure as anything else. It's
easier TO euro a severe cough or cold
with it. Let your nOxt purchase Tor
cough be One Minute Cough Cure. Bet
ter medicine: better results; bettor
try it. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, b. F. Peabody Bcnwood, and Bowie
& Co., Bridgeport, .. 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

ToULoS, Sept. 25-DispatchOa received
here from Madagascar at ate that all tho
provisions OF tho French oxpedittonary
force which were stored at MajungH
have been spoiled 0y high tides, 1t is
also reported that French Soldiers sta.
toned a: MAiungS are dying at the rate
OF thirty to forty day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

Sow work Agents have ndyOucpdA all August
lAprilula - mi also lionrlCith u Land Huurlo
II.Intttu, luunu MI lUlis IN H,r anu also
Ihr 0iithuro In the price ui cotton hR' caused
Tie innfatl to come iUn stand nul WonlH VIII
ilul tpli goods except IN 'lUlO May HlUuh VI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

CosrAYrisorLg, Sept 2j.-hdvicOs
received ACro from Iloloda, III the
Arabian province Of iomOn, report
that 100 live, have boon lost by land.
slido which overwhelmed tho village OF
lIuduya.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

SDf,ill Di,Dlith 10 ne IatsiiJenter.
SrEuUESyrLLE, o., Sept. %. - Archie
Fields, colored, who murdered his four
teon.year.old mistress at Hopodale, was
convicted OF murder in the second do
gree and sentenced to the penitentiary
for life By Judge Mansfield.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

Sew torit-ptg iftH af#l southern ~ o1q
II W. topper quiet brokers. price 2'. Lead
IoO moAccn ng. INK s snn,,g gn @nIc, "9 Io
mC.lIrS IInl lh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

on ca, Opened at 81 ?o Highest 81 2i'g
lovrat ii 70 cln,gd al u 2l',, shipments ", ~,
barrels rUua lOio'1 barrels
sew NUrh Petroleum steady, closed at
u ~,
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Wheeling BrIduo & Terminal Ry,


= " WTTT- w : nv ~ 7T'--
limo Table so ~ ~ 'us' u .H " 4 M
sunday NwrmUnr ll 1871
Ioa,uNuu.uu. aiUi,I J,u it.Oh III, tlL
aIIn. N 4. HHb Il IN............ ,.
ic,yorcnlnulR HOjtoDltluliL mpt!!6
NfI. 4. n. fNw D IN .
v ,,h,c IcHntmI Junction N.l7 tlJiJI. iiihi
am. has ",I|.Il.lU I.lH 10 Nl. ...
Leave IrtmluM Junction N - iNDp M
sI1.iU n. lu. 1852 liUl lNlt soy NJ,
luhyy NuNuH ."rN n rs .itN hhH wv
'Im,o r,an nn .I.Jlfl.iAm, 'lljL iGli,
tli5 b.yi n .s o. u. .,.,
l0i7' ia.n a. $3.50. lnnr lh ,...,.
tn.uy tp.Uy p,tnng AluiW Sundays 1uH
'hHt,.,UsNiII run un EtUofu tWU
J.k IAusSlU, Supotatlnlcns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

When Baby was Iioh, w ghvc her cnSiorl'.
when sho rnsA Child, Sho Cricd for Ca5torlN,
when rhc became mtwl rho ching to cpioris.
When sue had Children, she gave them CaItorIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

spot brown goods were closed out before $50
T. m, AMI preferred coutrRelB for October "
fullest prices were declined BY the mills. Print
ing cloths = e, aud more buyers than sellers,
WIN ApOl 70 daAERE, pFAaag.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
RAILROADS.
v Pennsylvania Stations,
" !VRRRSgIVdRid LINES.
Trains Run by Central Tire.

llcEIr OTVIcrs AT rF'TETiVAyIA .SrArioS %
MtrrR ST. fuOT oT FLTNTNTH VI WIErLihO,
AT MrtuRr IloCsT. WETEiINu, LNp At TIE
rrSNpYLyASiA srATtOs tEIpsIronT.
S0r.,Nrrr svyrrN- ",s HAWK ROUTE"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

Lightning Hot Drops
What a FUNNY NamuI
Very True, but II kIlIs All Pain.
Sold Everywhere. Every Day
Without RolloL Thsro 10 No Pari
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
RAILROADS.

ASEssRM BALTIMORE & OHIO.
&&SSs sJSslGA Departure and arrival OF
f7fgA tS5sfr5$ y tTaius AZ Wheeling. East.
I'm a Tilgsst ScTn time Schedule ln'ei'
tSffs5 ;t{6l f:sl feet May t. lsa5,
tSsa, I.I!3yllSSeSAESj MAIN LINE EAST.
NIs$ 9GtfifS5seI For Baltimore, PhllldeI
Nl$&nlBg N.Y. phia aud New York 1928
<by1fI1SA% q. M, $40 p, m, daily. aud
4iAs 1l;2O An, except Monday
Cumberland Express, ii:2da NJ daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, 100 Il m, daily
except Sunday
MOunigyillO Accommodation, 100 and SIS
a. IN. and 661 p. M, except sunday and ll0o
,, m, Saturday ouly.
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia and baltimore
Cumbcfland Express i.,5p m, daily.
Cumberland Accommodation, $40 ?. m, az
cept SUNDAY.
NouHdsyiN0 Accommodation, i;iO a. N, eS.
cept sunday 1910 n, M, only, lilO and $40
p m, except sunday. and 7ijp IN. Saturday
'D'' TRANs.omo DIVISION
For Columbus and Chicago 7:3i and 1918 a m.
Columbus ana Cincinnati Express 1Ol5 IN,
daily. 1870 p IN. daily, except Saturday, and
9.ila IN SUNDAY only.
sindusky Mail. iDll a IN, daily
Newark Accommodation, aihp m. daily.
ST ClaIrylilo Accommodation, 1915 a. N. and
90, p. Ia, except sunday.
ARRIVE
Chicago Express, Isis a IN. and 1910, los and
Cintinnat Express $50 a IN aud $50 p M
dalV
suuInsEy Mall $50 . M. daily.
Newark Accommodation, l2l0 D. m. daily
st. CIairSullc Accommodation, 1910 p. III. ana
t:gO p M. daily, except sunday
WHEELING < PITTSBURGH DIVISION
For Pittsburgh H55 aud 7.S) a. m, and SO p.
N. daily. and 40 u u. daily, except sunday.
Faf PillsbHFgA and the EAST I:ij n N. and $40
q. m, daily
except sunday
ARRIVE
From Pittsburgh, 1910 a. m md $50 .. m,
daily. Il.Sl y. IN, daily. except saturday, lGSp.
NJ except SUNDAY, aud ~ a. IN, sunday only
Warrington Accommodation St8a m, daily
except sunday.
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Principal. wheeling. ". Va


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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.


ON aud after M1udig Juuc 70, lSJj. Pas
scngpr TruiiU will rln a, follows: 'DAWf'
iDlily EYrout sunday, Central time,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

HEADACHEcurrd In % mlnutcshy Dr. Miles
PAIN PILLS. zone cent dose" hLdrugglsts.
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Wheeling 6 Elm Grove Railroad.


Ouand after saturday, February !! iSJj, traiuI
Will run rs follows, city time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
RAILWAY TEME CARD.

Arrival aud departure OF trains on aud after
MAY 10, 1894 ENrLASArloR or REPKRRNCa
MAINS; 'Dai!Yi tpailY. except Sunday; iBally,
except Saturdays qDaily, except Monday; isun'
DAYS only Mondays onlyi Saturdays only
Eastern Standard Time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26
ThoCloYelInd, L0Tafu 4 Wheeling R, R.


Time Fable In eject MONDAY May 80 1851.
Cleveland Depot, Foot OF South Water Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-26

ChiCREO-WhcRt went NJ with a whlfl and
down WIKI u thnd to-day, closing 10 lower for
December shorts were scared by last nights
bulge on the curb, but the advance tempted
longs. whose realizing resulted In the closing
break May corn lost -, May oats closed un'
chansel and proyIs.Un. declined GLghLy.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19

8erFamben. pfarrer: rSbre
8raut 1T niht jung unb i6On; iie iit
ober, ipie ih geb0rt babe, lebr reid.
SD nebme nidt an. baB Sic bisielbe
bes @elbes tpesen beiratben. 9elb al
isin madt ni9t sliidli9, iunser
Mann. Die SauptIa9e lit bic iauere
Gemeinf4oft - Sic tpifen, mas id
meine9" - 8rdutigam: ,Satpobl,
6err 9farrer. bic @iitsrseneinidaft!"
Ma DIT Der @etpobnbett.
.Wie fon,nt es benn sisentlid, boB bic
Rirber bes Wertbeibigers Or. WeIpe
dIle 70 beraosen iipb2" .Das fonmt
bnber: Wenn iie ettpas lInrehtes ges
tbdn baben unb Der 0ater erfdbrt es,
10 bdft er ibnen cine Mabnprebigt, bic
fid, iebo4 fofort in cine 8ertbeibis
gungsrebe umipanbelt, 10 buB felbit Die
Rinber BON ibrer eisenen uni9ulb
iiberasugt finb!4
0erfhnappt. Wnter: .syriB,
in babe Did geitern Naats einen bes
tranfenen gpIIegerl nah 6auie fhaffen
feben! Sd boffe. baB Du bag ni9i
4pitber thuft, es ma6t teinen suten
Einbrnd!1 Stnbiofus:: 80, baa
mar ia iair ausndbmsipeife aus Hts
bdnhe!1
GatdIer Drudfebler.
.1eife 6eging Der sG6neibermsiitey
Dudbih mit feiiler nod riiitigen Gbe,
fran bas Gsf ftintr fiIbsrnsn Sod
neit. : 80
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19

Darum! Die @ndbiae (nut
benz Hetnmahen): .9ier, Gina, sic
baben ia itbOn tpieber cine tleine por@.
sellonf4ale 5erbrohen; fpie tonlmt
benn bas2" ~ Dienitmdbhen: sNa.
foenn i4 ni9ts 3erbred', beibt es im~'
mer, i4 bGtt' iiberbaupt nidt rein ge<
maht."
@ntf4uIbigt. 9snbarnl:
uMenfh, fhOn tDieber rruB iA sic arr
retiren! Sic baben bod berfprphen, fi1
au beKern, dls Sic bor aht Easen ert@
lai7en ipurben!1 rDaau mar bic
3eit bod balt ettpas fur3, 9err Oens
narm!"
Neues Gprihnort. Sage
mir, NIT mem Ou umsebf, unb idb
iase Dir, mann On Ha4 3auje
ioulmF. 49,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19

BON Grid ssauieas.

. Snnituge i'm 5pnnenIhein,
sSn, fluabenoen, noltenlD5en!
Buntbtunlige Wieien unb Niibenbrr
Weinl
1no in ber Gdrten 1anbuus, lunbetr
0erstiriden unb Roien!
.6er3fnihsn unb Rp1en, unb blibenb
am gang
Observation-Disclosures Reben!
1iie Ndfte 10 tueih unb bic Euge IN
lang!
9p BETTER bic Stirnen, 10 ben her @e<
Tang!
go tppnltig bus 2eben!
'Die Beibblatfluuben bon beimlihem
Shdu,
BON fetiem, fliiiternbem Rofen.
'Ilnb isber 3uftbuum Cein Oiiftef9muI,
llnb uberall Segerl, ltnb iiberua
.per3tirIhen unb Hpfen!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19

.spab. iiberseust Iein!@ rief Der
6scbsebntauieuber bibtg ~lteberael.
guna, Das 1T aud 70 Elm bodies
@hIaapprt. Meine ueber5euguns 1T.
bab Der bsfrodte Rerl bort einen Spets
tatel anrihtet, ipenn i9 bic bret 0la.
1hen MDberer unb bie Gigdrren ni1t
besable. Die flint @ulben bes 8ruberS
in NpolIO biirften au tpenig iein, bod
i6 nebne iis."
.Diefe flint @ulben, lieber Mei<
iter," faete ber proDinaler, rfollen rat
cine fleine grfenntlidtsit fein fir oas
Wergniisen, basSie mir bereiten, tpenn
Sic behaupten, baB sic Elm 2ump
fnb."
Der Mnbere ifuBte einen slusenblid,
bann ldGelte er gutmiitbig unb murz
mslts in ben Sti9 btnein: Bump! Gs
biirfte ftin,usn. 9lu4 @ralump -
absr bafiir miifen sic sebn Gulben
geben."
,2aITen mir bic Sborbeiten, meire
6erren," iagte NUN Der Mime NIT ber
ia0nen 8abitirnne. .Die 3ede tit
beaablt. SGrben mir uns riht nod
idudraer, mir iinb ihtpar5 senug. Der
6err golIese aus Der probina berseibe
fhon: es 1T in Der 9roBitabt utht
9lles~ Corruption. mas na4 Gumpen
risht, unb es lit in Der probina niAt
Maes Sbble, mas atpifden 8eilhen
itebt. @elo resiert unb siert unb Ders
fii6rt bic MeIt bort ipie bier. @elb tit
8lut, unb obne 8lut tann man ni4t
leben. 8lut a m gu Ietn, 1T faum
ihlimmer, ,als 3 lu arm gu iein. 9ott<
LOB, Der 9ersfdlag Der 8Orie 1T friiA
2oH1barben iteben auf bunbertlnbpiers
ais."
nSapperlot!" rief ber probinaIer,
der puls sebt bod. 5ieber! Oelte
rtlm!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19
3mei spriiGe.
Son Sermann 9omid.

Gin Gee, Der epig Ipiegslglatt.
limb cine ipiegelglatte Seele =
Gin Nnblid, fhOn unb obne 5e6le,
Dod Babe pirit bu Ieiner iatt.
Grit ipenn bu fabit bic Weaen itieben
Wirit See unb Seele bu redt ltebeu.
Der Srppfen b0blt ben Stein" -
gang reat:
@emeint finb Millipnen 9ropfen,
Die alIgemah unb re9t uub iale6t
Dem Steine cine Wunbe tlopfen.
Da min i9 lieber bod Der Stein,
Mls elmer Don ben Sropfen fein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-19

1etn @elD, 11ur nt1ts 0utes; NueS err
tpirbt ct bamit fsinen oft proaeiiirena
ben, otter bOsartigen grben, nur nihts
9utes.
@or breiBis Sabren lebte in einem
sSnbuitrieorte Oberlteiermarts Elm
6ammerIGnisb, Der es gu grobem
@ern,0gen gebraht butte. Seine SDbae
tpollten gttpas lernen. Der Water fagte,
ct bGtte au9 niht tubirt unb ipdre
bod gut gsfabren; tie tpollten reifen,
Das aber toitete @elb; fie mubten ba-
beim bleiben unb gleih anberen
GhntiebeseielIen arbeiten. Die E0d1
ter tparen Dienitmdgbe; bic Mutter
ipar's ia aud getpefen, mas tppllten iie
benin Mnberes2 sic MOLTEN bod On.
berss. WifIen, tpie reid man lit unb
tpie bic 3eit genuBlOs Dersebt, Das er~
tragen iunge 2eute ri4t. Durh 6ins
ten unb @orItenungen, burd Bitten
unb Sroben, fuhten fie ibn 3u beipe>
gen, Dergebens. Der Q(lte iab auf
Ieinem @elblad ipie angef1niebet unb
ga5 ni1ts beraus. Gin rober Rries
tpurbe gefiibrt anifaen 0ater unb
@0bnen; biele lieBsn enbli4 bic Nrs
Belt liegen unb fteben, lungerten berum
unb ma1tsn @dulben. Der Mlte lieB
lie NIT @etpalt in bic S9miebe fiib>
rem unb ertldrte Offentlid, fir feline
Rinber ftinsn GrDfhen tpeiter gu 5abs
Zen. DUFF eirrnal Gnberten iih bic
GDbne unb Der Batter gldubte fdOn, er
babe es burhgHebt. Sic milrrten
nidt rlsbr, ionbern f4pungsn fleiBis
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structed. Sometimes, but not always,
communication with the nearest shore
is still discOverabit. But the prob
ability IS that & canoe or dugout was
used. These early people knew how
a mortise was made and were expert
in b2Sketry. There IS evidence that
these crannoges were inhabited dur
ing many successive periods, for if at
the beginning stone implements alone
were in use, in time followed both The
bronze and iron period. There must
have been, as with the Swiss lake
jewellers, an overlapping as to the ma
terials in use. Occasionally large
quantities Of bones-that is, in proper
ton to the size of the lake dwelling
have been found. In one instance, in
typical Irish crannOge, $50 cart
loads of old bones were used as a fer
tiliZer on the Irish fields. The early
people must have been devoted TO the
raising Of animals in the immediate
neighborhood of their dwellings, They
may have been peaceful. perhaps, at
times, but from certain indications it
looks as if they INDUCED occasionally
in cannibalism.-New York Times.
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more, away from her own heart, if it
could be; but, as it could not, then as
far from everything that would jar
on that sore heart as she could get.
Il hate Kenmore" she cried. ''Oh.
Mrs. Atherton. you can't know how
much I hate it,
Yes. Lefty. 1 do know" said Mrs.
Atherton: Il know very we'll; but it is
one of our difficult parts, my dear. to
crush down such things, and strive
so to act before the world that we
shall not need to blush for ourselves
when the gay bubble bursts. Of
course dear. you can go or stay as
it pleases you. and l will tell your
papa that you will let him know which
you viii do. in. say an hours time -
Mrs. Atherton gave a motherly
smooth to Letty's brown hands in
passing. and stepped quietly from the
room.
For a second or two the girl stood
where she had left her. an 0minous
crimson burning on her cheek. an
ominous flame alight in her gray eyes
Then her head dropped on her clasped
hands, and she burst into angry tears.
How dare she?" she cried. through
her gasping sobs: how dare she?"
Mrs. Atherton dared to do anything.
as Lefty had yet to learn. and any
passionate crying out against her
sharp words was wasted.
To Be Continued.