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American dental Association.

AsBURY PARK, y. J., Aug 7.-The
thirty fifth annual convention of the
American Dental association began here.
Evening journal., 1895-08-07

ONCE Seventh and King, Phone $40.
b. t Sergesnt dealer in coal and wood
rE-A large load Of wood for $l.50
N-Large pes coal for family use
Evening journal., 1895-08-07
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS.
Men of Medicine Will Not Be
Left Behind,
AND ARE PRESCRIBING VACATIONS

For Themselves as Well as for Their
Pationts-mrs. John N Rogers Enter
tains at Dinner PromInent People at
Cape sIay-Other Matters OF Interest to
wilmingtonians and Their Friends.
Evening journal., 1895-08-07
Attendance At the Dance.
seeord of enc olnhn.
To-das' : sehodais.

Baliimors at Phllsdelphis.
Washington At New York.
Brooklyn AZ Boeton.
ST. Louis st Pittsburg.
L9uisville AZ CLEVELAND.
Cincinnati al Chicago.
Evening journal., 1895-08-07

m. &. A. Organizing az a Football Team
Y NJ O A, Ia making preparations to
orgsnizs football team that will surpass
any yst lined up on the grdiron bearing
the red and white Not only is Il
intended that the men shall be heavier
than ever before. bat scientific men will
be on the team, those who know tricks
and points It Is proposed that only 6rst
class teams will line up here An effort
viii be- made to secure Princeton aud the
University OF Pennsylvania Arrange
ments viii also DO made whereby the
Y H. O. aud Warren teams will not
play in the city on the same day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-07

The residents of Mount Vernon are, ss
rule, prosaic and not overly swift, There
are some grand and glorious exceptions
to this however as the following incident,
told by recent arrival 10 this Westches
ter town, will show.
You see we had Just moved iato a new
house, said be, and knew nothing whatev'
er about the town.
My wife called at dairy and gave or
ders for milk to be served every morning
at our door.
She was afraid that the delivery might
be Ia Q, and so eDjolned the mllkman to
be sure and be 90 hand before breakfast
Yes'm; Ill he on hand before breakfast
replied the mil man,
may depend n you?
Yes, Indeed, ma'am without fall, said
be.
Our house had Inst been tnished, snd
the heat from the furnace dri,d ont the
plaster sld woodwork very rapidly
Little bits Of plaster fell in one place
boards aud door frames cracked fome-
where else, nud 10 the bare rooms for W
bad yet been atla to lay the cerprts-
the sound. were luteLHhe1. We we're all
pergou, over the siranReness Of our tur
roundiugs aud did very little sleeping.
1t see med that the night bad but halt
spent itself, when someone dashed mp tie
front steps, ,aud ran up the porch 81 # pur
sued by ,omete,n Or uuseen foe from
wblch be wss trying to escape.
Then be ran back aud down the stspf
to the street.
| had just fallen into light sleep, aud
WAS startled by tue racket. Not krowirg
what on ebr,A wa the trouble, ! rushed
to the window an shouted to the man
Hold on, what ere you doing? Get out oI
here
Why, am the milkmao, ssid The ieIIo
coming 70 sudden stop.
Oh, You ctbtot give me any tuoh g"t
a. that. Whst business have You oL my
porch2 What i. yo9r name, If you are tb'
mukmsu:
The fellow aes as uqch frightened as
vas n,rvous,s and dId not betitate SECOND
t. give me bis nsue II wac The uI,km .
/ Iooked a, the clocs. and the hand
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-07

nemsn ,o,k q Ione draw ,,o,o his cu
,., hI.v tina smoke inco,l t,om Nj. I'M.
srd 49, ho ,r,ssed IN. laos tnll ranotter
this st trvot . man who ia now proml.
ne,t h,nkey At Fr.nktod When NV
f,,soa vos =. .yonrg man hs WAS by no
moan. in GOOD circumstapees said he. bat
he WAS lifted into wealth by his nsptne,a
taplt when. be tried hard bnt npsrccess
fnuv IN oysr,np,e At that t,me he had a
smoIJ farm. and A. HI. corn came out well
tbonoh It was almos, npsal,ble on account
of the over suprl market aud low pucl
os he concluded he would purch.se two
sovs and =, and attrn them On the
oo,o us csIled his hired man.
Jobn said he. want ven ia 90 aud buy
ma tvo tboas and Myth.
WLewl the hlfed man yelled, do yen
,e.Ily uasniq
Ya,h. ID, as,eJ nv friend,
We'll. John disappeared and my friend
,oolal (,r him 10 rernrn the NIX morn
Noe I'm, dil rot coma Another dsy
ana family five days had pessed and the
f,rrrar bec.me upessy Az last Johp pnt
+, f., srpearanoe.
vu,,,,,or aarth haye van beeop nv
,.i.,l a.t.l IL, astoti .hmaat
I,,,.hg.n r., yoor ho,s
r,, .,,hen,g
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-07

The sums rays were rapidly disappear
ing behind the western bills Of a battle'
field of the late war. ThS seemed loath
10 inger on the awful acres Of wounded
and dying meu; darkaess would prove a
fitting shroud for hat oIemn scene Of
death.
Two soldiers lay under tree. Oae wore
the blue, bis neigh Dor cooaels gray.
The gray uniform wrIthed with the agony
OF the colouel; then, perce'lng the uni
form of blue, be said;
Are you much hurtf
To death, IN afraid, eir, was the reply
in a boyish voice, while a young face was
turned toward hlm,
The colonel crawled TO the lad's side
and attempted to assist him to bis feet,
then, in turn, fell back exhausted, When
he revived, gentle hand was laying 90
bis parched brow With water from an old
cbDteen.
uEu " tuht Aur wv 10y '''H'''S
Of their loved oues NIL y away, TIE boy
was the frst to speak:
I'm thinking Of my mother cir, he sad,
10 = shaking voice. N all she's got. My
father went at Winchester, aud my two
brothers at Murireesboro. and am now
dying thousand miles from home. | got
letter from her yesterday telling all
about bow they have donshnuls Ike they
used and keep my place set at the tai
/ bic. My little dog goes eyety day, she
says, aud watches at The porch where The
olemsts grows,snd waits Tor me to come
/ cant ever sec any Of them sgaln.
Aad /, snj the coooet 10 gray, leave
! Ii Empty cLsI Ia q little brown house,
~4rte d patlul ultio woman waIts for mt
+ tyacradle Iso little pir,s at her kDeee
TAX Of Father coming bye and bye They
/ will have 10 volt ID v8Iu, uow
Ia the mo.ling e sulbeams cav two
,Ilrlt terms updera q tree On the battle
field Tao houGs were ciaspe One
. v.9u blue the oiber 10 gray
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-07

asa fiusla pcu0l.
Iaa doul ssy cried Mrs Basse't, 10
tufrri,e. Bot The PICK saosba3e' Man
5y WarI priced cue 10 the city 80 They
a.ke3 sixteen dollsrt
Size made that. tool oflel Anne Oa,
y,u aout know hos clever she ts' lau
won't let this 20 any further, though
al1iansy. wouldn't like everyone 10
koaw. D cause 1t vss the hrst time we'd
eysr bad ola clothes seut us-Sud poof
mother cried
wont ttlia h,i0 soul bat Chan i
must tell him. He'll be home tonigbtyoa
kuov, over SUNDAY. Aa-an I'm CONT
10 see ycur ma night soon,
Aune went her way with lighter heart.
Sue had not gone far before Chauneey
Bassett Llmseli came iuto view. Much to
her surprise be stopped,
It's ever so long siuce I've seen you, be
began avkwardly.
Why didn't You caII2 she sskei ia her
CHEEKY way, noting curiously bis W"b,
troubled face.
III tell you why, be SAID suddenly. h's
because can think Of anyone or any
thing but - Helen ! never realized until
one Sunday morning 10 the spring Came
sigbedJ how far above the farmers son
the poor boCkkeeper-- she was. Then
saw that the best could ever hope to
elye her would not be wo thy OF her -
not even as much rs she Is having nov
(Anne tmiled) and knew it would be
better for me toto forget heretofore
she even dreamed had begun to care, !
thought could turn aside my thoughts,
but cant. And though 1t Is madness to
think she could ever care for me, yet |
must zee her and tell her;and unless you
tell me not to, I'm coming this very
night
Come, then, said Anne, with reassnn
ing smile.
Supper was over and the glrls were putt
ting the things away. As Margaret disap
peared in the china closet with pile Of
| plates, Anne said carelcssIy,-
On, met Chauncey Basset ss / wos
coming home, and he said be WAS coming
around tonight,
Aunel You-you didn t say-anything,
did you?
You dear little goose Not word that
the the town crier couldn't proclaim with
propriety. | thought be was looking thin
AID worried, poor fellow, I'll wipe the
teacups, for you had better light the lamp
in the parIor and put on your gray gown
directly.
If be had waited til he had seen bis
mother, I'd have hated him, almost,
thought Annie, an hour later, when above
the murmur Of voices in the psrlor she
beaId Helen IS laugh ing gayly out.
And the next day being Sunday,tbe gos
sips had something to talk abou', for Mrs.
Blssett actually kissed Helen in the
church porch. And Chauucey walked
uome with her as be used to dc; but
though his face was radiant, no one saw
her smiles and bushes, Tor carefully, al
most reyerenty. Chsnucey shielded her
lovely face with the pink parasol
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-07

Waotd 10 Col they we're to cod here.
asaataef Gattor be tal s'l.r most
.laamv recital If taa tetr0as ba bs3 i.'
hetug low spirited
II mena.ll be mlfae1'a1s u oar eaala
esu malataia then selves much longer 10
their rrssaut train
Bat Washington pasfessel he power -
recovering from these Gts OF the blues sud
Of putting iorlb every eA'rt alter they
we're ever, ~ Il they hsA never fallen to
hi. lot aud iheirIa lay the trae secret OF
bis ua.l t.umph aud tls lmpcrsbso''
rIMft
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-07

In trout ol vel known caia two Nes
Workers me, tbe other day.
Won't you como 10 Tor q moment aud
III down While wo have drink asked
one
Thank you, will, answered the other
aftera slight haIlI u.
They sat down aud began to chat IN the
eafs. 10 q few minutes the man Who bad
been invited to have sonnet ing became 40
mated iu bis conversation.
When be becomes Interested he makes
gestures in lively way. The glasses bel
fore the two men were about empty when
the vivscious man made sweeping mo
ton with hls night arm
Oue Of bis cuff buttons touched the bell
wing on the table and It Strnck cieSr
and ringing note,
Yes sir, said the woit,r with slacr'
Ily.
The same, said the man who had hrst
invited his friend
The others face was flushed, and he
looked sheerish.
beg Your pardon, be said. ! did not
ring the bell 1t was mistake My ceh
button touched 1t. To tell You the truth
am broke. and it was just my luck to
have that bell 20 a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-07
Gttttng dih'renr kinds

Make up the breeding pen shont the
Of January unless early broilers ar de
SIRED, when November or December is
none too early, " here At is desired to
produce eggs for market, January will sci
cnre pullets which make tie best winter
layers,
la this election hardness aud acl
tIvity must be considered, the first ben
ing the most important Choose only the
IN st vigorous. One Of the chiel causes OF
inferlie eggs is improper mating. For
young pullets select vigorous cocks IN
their second year Mate old hens with
cockerels DOT less than 10 months old,
Eggs from immature pulIe's are often inl
fertile or produce inferior chicks
Never allow mopgreI cock IN poultry
ward There is not much to be gained by
keeping mongrsI hens, although they are
sometimes useful in gr ding up the flock.
Always use pure bred male, aud II mon-
grel hens are kept let the weak points IN
the heos be srong ones 10 the male
He must be perfectly heallhyand active
and graceful Breeding fowls which are
confined must be given all possible care.
Be careful not to oyerfeed
Eesyy feeding may make them plump
and glossy, but their ollsprug will be
weak and sicsly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-07
A PINK kILkP PARAsuL

f-. ...t.4 Maryartf
r-.t.-s.tr, ,a Helen Asi the Ice
.-.....n,..8..i,. d.. 4t.s.i,,. .ea be hss re,
,....t 80 emit, pqefe,. and cold
st..f ii. .r..teg. paeumaual
4-....,.t n.wsre well tfi before
.f.....',....,.., o,.,rfe8 again Msr.sfet mur
..-..-..4 s.s.leI,y
r....o.r .,,et gslru. .taa ,.uol oue
.-,.s ..s...t "a psgderssst-the dcare,
......r..rr ,f.t,.,ttstsy eve, I,vs8I
u....,,.,.rvrr sto make a foHuae for
...s.t Asra
t.s..nty .ncce ce.3a8 IN reducing ID
,.. y.rss rf-L Laggsv,t snpplemeuted
u.,e.,t
er,...t,,,s.map i. stoprigs Al the sat-,
said HI-r. hat a course ne q ull
#,...
Wa. ,,tht.s comes 10 us now - bul
-..s.a l.,rs,.t
~. ...,..rt l,ts,so5 Helen called
t..s .....,,r.uv
~ --...,,,. g., nc .,,e .syou live,
.,r... l..,.,foIi,
H., ,',,,. ...ye,tv cs,t. ,o n.,I
49,, fine osc. s.sry smonut vas made
..'....,,,.ssm.p dsp,,,ed and the
-,,r...... ,f..,, oo,ba, IN state Of mus
n.i,,r.t. eot.g gathered around the huge,
..oI.,h,r8Ie which. ty their united
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08
AN ENGINEER INJURED
At M~Oundsviilo Yesterday Afternoon.
I.nr.n nnnurI TIN NIctIuu

At M0undsviilo Yesterday Afternoon.
George Howard tho Victim.
Yesterday afternoon about . o'clock n
very serious accident occurred on tho
Baltimore & Ohio road ut Mounds villc.
Tho last section Of freight train Sc had
passed tho station and beyond the first
bridge east OF tho town, whom tho on.
gineer, George Howard, on engine $40.
got down from his seat in tho cab and
wont back on tho tender to see the stage
OF the water in tho tank. When at tho
second bridge. about fifty yards beyond
tho first, no was struck and knocked off
to tho ground, %iraCtnring his skull and
otherwise injuring him about the head.
lie was picked up unconscious and
DR.. L. W. Hall, tho railway physician,
was summoned. who pronounced his
injuries rs above stated. After his
wounds had boon dressed he was re-
moved to the residence OF his brother
lu.law, Prosecuting A%ttornOy,T. J. Par.
sons. lie regained consciousness and
was resting easy last evening, but it is
not vet known whether or not hia in
iurics will prove fatal.
Mr.. Howard is n married man and 70.
sides at Cameron. Ills wife was tcle.
graphed for, and arrived last evening.
lie had been of the road for some time
and was Just resuming his duties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08
Supreme Court of appeals.

This court met again yesterday, with
all the Judges present. and the follow
ing business was transacted:
solomon Frum VS.. Saul Underwood
ct a., from Doddridgo county; petition
for appeal and supersedeas refused.
ALDER, Davis W.. Il. G. Trump ct al.
Raleigh county; writ OF error and su.
perseteas allowed. Bond $50.
King VS.. Burdett OF a., Jackson
county; appeal and supersedeas allowed
upon petition OF Joseph and Josephus
Savrc. Bond 5000.
Neill 4 EilinGham va. Rogers Bros
Produce Company; r%c-arrued and sub.
mi,,cd and certiorari was awarded.
Shutter ct al. vs. B~randiass. Ohio
county; partly heard and continued
until to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08
TIE SHIELD or HONOR.
Tho Supreme Lodge session Euiod-rIn
Ipnrul. y..Na.I.x

Tho Supreme Lodge session Eulod-fino
rnrnd, Yo'tordny.
Tho Supreme Lodge Shield OF Honor
closed its business Inst night, and nd.
iourned TO mGOt next year at Buffalo,
N. Y. Tho delegates all loft for their
homes with favorable Impressions OF
tho city, and glad that tho session was
hero.
Yesterday f%orenoon'a session was do.
voted TO business OF inteto,t only 10 tho
order. No afternoon session was held,
on account OF the parade aud outing ut
Mozart park. gotten IN by tho four
local lodges In honor OF their distin.
guiahod guests.
Tho parade formed at | p. M. on
Chnplino street, right rosting on
Fourteenth, and moved over tho route
already printed in tho lNTELLIGESCEU to
tho Mozart park incline. Chiel Mar.
shal Z. ID. Thompson and staff, mounted,
wore proceeded By tho platoon OF police,
in command Of Lieut.. Ingram. Then
canO Wheeling city band, followed by
Fort Henry lodge, and it by Xano lodge,
each accompanied by members Of the
W younger sister lodges. Tho two
lodges carried magnificent silk banners.
Tho Mayors baud followed. oscortine
tho officers mud mOmbcrs OF the Su.
promo Lodge aud Grand Lodge OF West
Virginia, in carriages. Tho turnout
was very striking and Creditabie.
AT Mozart park there was no formal
programme, but thOre was no lack oil
arnusoments. Music was rio, and those
who desired danced, while those who
did not caro- to found ample means 10
whilo away a vory pleasant afternoon
and evening.
Last evening another session OF tho
Supreme Lodge was hold, but the bust.
ness WAS again Of no interest to tho
public. Resolutions OF thanks werc
adopted to the local lodges for the way
they entertained the delegates. aud also
the following:
Rcsolrti, That the supreme master be
requested to communicate TO the
authorities and citizens Of Wheeling.
not mombers OF our order, an expires.
sion OF tho sincere appreciation OF this
Supreme Lodge for the many cOur,osies
aud attentions extended to us by them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

Young mems meeting will be held at
tho y. NJ. G. 4. ut S o'clock tonight.
The meeting will continue for three.
quarters Of an hour and then a short So
clal will follow. In addition to the
meeting there will be social attractions
at the building each Saturday evening
during the summer. Young men are
invited to the building tonight.
Mems meeting will be held to.mor.
row afternoon n. / o'clock.
Some OF the junior members OF the
association will have ar outing to-day,
Frequent outings and bicycle excur.
sions arc taken. The young mon are
already planning for their annual sum
me camp.
The association building will be a
very interesting place next Friday even
ing. Active preparations are being
made by the Ladies' Auxiliary for Il sup.
per that is sure 10 DO an artistic and
gastronomic SUCCESS. The building
will DO nret.ily decorated and the tables
will be adorned with flowers. After the
supper 4 pleasing entertainment will
be given in the hall. Charming young
ladies will also dispense delicacies to
their friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

The following members OF the Local
Freight Agents Association and their
families lott for Now York, via the
Cleveland, Lorain L Wheeling railway,
yesterday morning, to attend the meet.
ing Of tho National Freight Agents
Association: J. V. Braien, Ohio River
and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago Il
St. Louis, wife. son and daughter; J. X.
Graham, Baltimore & Ohio, wife and
daughter; C. II. Strobe. travelling
freight accn, Baltimore 4 Ohio. BEN
wood, wife and daughter; ]. A. Green
field, Penns ~yIvania Company, BetiaIro.
and q. W. Collins, Pennsylvania Com
pauy. Martins Ferry. They 90 via c.,
|. K ". to Cleveland, and the Cleveland
& Buffalo, Transit Company's boat to
buffalo and New York Central via.
Niagara Falls 10 New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

Yesterdays Cleveland Leader has the
following: a pretty wedding took
place Wednesday evening at No. 60
Bolton avenue, the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William ". McGill. Their daugh-
tor, Miss Media McGill, was united in
marriage to DR.. L. W. ~IIeinlein. Of
Bridgeport, Ohio.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
L. A. George, pastor OF Trinity Congre.
cational church, in tho presence OF a
large number OF invited guests, The
house was decorated throughout with
choice flowers, potied plants and grace.
full palms.
Or. and Mrs. Hcinlein started at onco
on d trip up the lakes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08
UNION SCHOOL CLOSED
And Two Moro Cases OF Smallpox Re.
ported Yesterday.

Anu Two Moro Cases or Smallpox Re.
ported TestordRy.
Yesterday tho Fourth ward ichool
was closed until farther notice, on nc.
count OF tho fact that n boy who had
been Attending school there had boon
taken with smallpox.
Yesterday a boy named Hill, who
lives on the east end OF Twelfth street,
was reported to tho honlth officer as
having smallpox. His father was some
time ago II guard ut an infected house,
ard it Is supposed lie carried the disease
germs in his clothing.
Yesterday n man who gave his name
MS George James, and looked like a
tramp, went TO the pest house OF his
own accord, and said no was sick and
beloved no had smallpox. Investiga-
ton showed that he was right about it,
and he was accommodated ,here.
The city health board last evening
ordered two squares on Eighteenth
street quarantined. and guards placed
on them. There arc alleged to BIO peo-
pie in that peighborhood so reckless as
to seriously endanger the public health.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

city board OF education. In a briot speech
oil vol chosen words presented tho di.
plomas. and tho band furnished more
music thus closing tho commencement.
exercises for 1895.
Tho cntiro programme was rendered
without II serious flaw and reflect tho
grontost credit upon tho teachers aud
those who had immediate charge, for
while tho programme OF twenty parts
was necessarily long, II VIVA not tedious
at any point nnd was carried through
with such pr0inptno,B aud interest as
to hold tho largo audience to the close,
and tho claas aud teachers woro highly
compliinOntcd by everybody.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

Tho eighteenth annual commence.
mont OF tho rcllaire high school was
hold In tho EIysian theatre last night
and tho lurgo auditorium was filled
with people. patroua OF tho schoOls,
anxious TO witness tho DEVELOPMENT n.
revealed by those annual commences.
monts. Tho stage was tasteiully ar.
ranged and nicely decorated with fern,
and plants. Tho members OF tho class,
tho teachers aud the members Of tho
board OF education were seated In a
sOmi'circl0 upon tho platform. Tho
house was crowded by S o'clock, when
tho exercises wore opened with prayer
by Roy. William peregoy. pastor OF tho
South Bollairo VI. L. church.
Nolson's orchestra furnished tho
orchestra music md Mr.. Zulaui and
Mr.. W. Il. Day, OF Wheeling, the
vocal music. That tho large audience
appreciated the music, especially tho
singing was fully attes,sd by tho hearty
uncores. and both had to respond at
each appearance.
Tho class numbering twenty pupils
acquitted itself in u splendid way, some
oil them doing themselves special credit
in tho easy. graceful manner In which
they rendered their parts. Mr.. j. r.
Anderson, principal OF tho Central
schools, announced each number OF tho
following programme:
O~TatIOn-"Not 10 whom who rRShly dnres,
hut to whom who nObly bears,
Is the HictOr'G garland sure"
".''';;;T"..;';T ,,.;.;T;:.y Sfah \. HTainnrd
O~taIion-"WoEk! Wof. Work." , fettlo Cohen
~oration-"freiN Not Thy'cli Because Of Evil
oEatioGT"wc, Must Educate or We Nus G"''
Perish by ourOWn Prosperity" ..........
oratlon-""Rcrember tho Sabbath Day. to
oratiou-"siudis. serve Tor Delight. ior Or:
nalnent aud Tor Ability" ".".Sanu!o Grafton
o~ratlOn-"FlnE OF the seas; on oceans wavo
Thy stars shall glitter Der tho
brave :.""..";," ..""..""m.,Ftcd y. Mercer
O~'ation-"LcATn 10 Labor and to Wait" ..-..
GEclIa
Music.
O~ra,Ion-"rIaco Ne on sunimm'. Matblcd
o~ra;l0nEtist ii: the EndS thou .Aimist At
Bc Thy COuntEy's, Thy Gods aud
Music.
Oratlon-'In tho Old Colony Days. In Fly.
mouth. IN the Land OF tho Pilgrims" 49,.
Grafton Learn While You Are Youne"....
Music.
O~ralton-"FnE Some Mu,I Follow and Some
Command, Though All DO Made OiClay"
Grafton should Aud Acquaintance 10
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-08

Macon, GA.-"I have found Simmons
Liver Regulator the best family medi.
cine. l have used itjn Indigestion and
B]:liousncss, and found it to relieve i'm
mediately. After eating n hearty sup.
per. II on going to bed l take a dose Of
it, l mover feel any bad effects Of tho
supper."-Ovid q. Sparks, ex-Nayor.