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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1895-11-02
a cheap Money Scheme.

The Populite zeal for free silver Is
waning, because of the alleged dis
coyery Of u shorter road to a money
plenty. This is new currency
scheme, which is 10 he agreed upon
in congress next winter. 1t consists
principally upon Tie establishment
OF government banks handy cen
ter where any one who has acccpta
le securely. like farm produce, etc,
or In some cases real estate, can dr. W
money up to the full value of the Sc
curety offered. This provision seems
to present grave deficit in the plan.
Nobody has ever yet been atle IN
devise successful way Of lending
money up to the full value Of se-
curily. Three has never been any
profit IN such business for money
lenders. and there never will he for
the people. Such miscellaneous ST.
curetieo as would be offered under
this plan would certainly depreclate
in value, and level the lender with q
loss. In the case Of farm produce.
the scheme would amour: simply TO
selling tho goods to the government,
but with such sting they could be
pulled back in those few cases where
the price went up. When it vent
down the nation would have to stand
The loss, and that loss would have to
he made up by taxation. II is not
likely that congress- will give such
plan even the compliment of consid-
IL IS interesting chiefly as
A syptom Of he continued hold which
-he cheap money idea has upon some
peoplc.-Jackson News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23
FOR SALE

House, Z rooms and hail. lot 2ovi21 o.,
| 18th ST. between Jacob au. wood. S. 49,
House, rooms an nall. CAapAAe Sta
9Th ward 1890.
House, . rooms 18th ST.. $500
House, 3 roomed cottage, Jacob $50. near
| 24th, $3.50
House. 3 rooms. Centre Wheeling {m
| House. rooms and hall. bath auI I
gases. Jacob st. between 18TH all l.a,
| $500.
House, rooms, 18th St, $50
House, rooms, brick. Eon ST., Centre
Wheeling. 5000
House. 9 rooms and hall, LOT H.M ga.
18Th ST., cheap 5000.
House. rooms and hall. lot Nl a.,
near street car barn, cheap, Slt
House. rooms, brick, lOf chap .
Corner lot. Lind St, so it. 'front.' cheap
Lots in McMechen. North Hv
Glendale, Island, EdgingtOu. Park ..t
Pleasant Valley and many o.l.. ..e ID
and near city. Call and got Ir
House, rooms, brick, corner -Y. 81. Flo
$500
House. rooms. brick Dot N- o.,
Chaplne ST.. 5th ward, {Ie"
House. II rooms and STORE f1lu. ---.A
ST. near Dist. lot 44Xl30 n.
House, . rooms, 18th ST.. Sf'
Double frame house l1 ana
room, corner of 33d and D !.-i
for S27 per month, $3tH
House rooms, corner H.
terms. $l,4OO.
Lots on Lind St., anu
business property OIL Market ST.. at m'--
500. $500 $780, $500. $500 and 25" 10
loan on real estate. ,.-,.,.-
Telephone Gi3. l1a9 Hake. s'f-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23
CITY Bank BuIllI.
FOR SELE.

lots y. Huron ST.. old Fan Ground. a
121 :. York 49,, new 2-stury frame. uarl.r
1894 fOH ST.. can Doe had uU easy t.ru.
POO and 2O4 Main street. lO. .u .t. r...
ming through 90 Coal ST., twl good HI.,s.
very low.
40. II y. Huron ST., five r1om.I house
Double brick dwelling west -iIr Main.
2-stOry brick dwellings $ Ia.A ..r....
lot 9JXlOO.
10 acres land ON Edging t0u- Lam.
1855 and 11f7 Market street.
1922 and 1924 Market >tra.f
$4,000 will buy "a large I.t 1r. three
roomed house az Icathcrwoud worry d.-.-
able locatiou. Many other uroptrf.., Do t-s
city and country. $4,000 o. loan
GEORGE ). MATHfSON,
Real Estate Agent, 1928 Market -.ra.
Telephone 1O7. Iy-j
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23
No. moYing no 80 present hOme
THE DURANT TRIAL.


I q Wag Resumed To-Day After COntin-
uancc ola Week.
san Francisco. August 22.-The trial
of T5e9lare Duran. was resumed to-day
,f.sr. q d4la, of De3riv q week caused
bv The illness Of .udga Murphy. The
prosecution accented The DELAY as an 3D.
D-r-uui-v I'd take lid tie -hraaj of soy
f-9- minor stories Absolutely ro-ling
has bf-D left und0ne 20 make the ey;-
derce AGAINST tho accused conclusive
CHARLES 7 Ued7m3r1- ana his wife
were yts:rl ee9in Inv Tho rrosacu.,rs
and r-nr,taJ Inc rem9rE3b'e s-orv -bav
rrls..I s97n qf.er Drront's arr.st ms
Glory has Gained sfo,fG.oooa 81, .1,o 19,-
Fan. 5avs ,,arrie,,Ia7.',- IN relotio,, =, on
;,,,,,.-,,,- .-.,.C-,,c,,+ ~, ~. -,
0a,- -,s .,,,l - ,rs-.-....-. -, 80
.i,e,- min So. 80, ~ -. 80
c,r-,a5. I'm H., ,,,,,.1,,,.,,-. ~ -
5f-iuo a,..,., b,.,,. of IN, .l,.. ~, ,,.,,i(b
RIqrela Ter-0. d-s,n,eorai
his b-,:fved +5a,. bavs o. Witness u,lo
SAW Drr3ns enter +ba ot,,,rob '.,+,,.os,, =
and o'cloci, nm ths evening NJ ,,,..i o
The dramatic etor,- t,l1 i've TI,,Il-,a-I.
and his Vie .o,rs -. ~ -
-. 80 -. IN IN
- i--,,. - 80 .-0 81" 81 Ii-,
.. .,,i-,. - -, ~ ~ pc. As
.i,, F.. Tvs OI . - o1 ,7I ,Iey saw
.5cs ,.Is9 $; 5'i 5i - %, -u5 u59,'.so
Iob- NJ ~ oS1lra A. f.-. ~, ~ ~
iS-- $50 ~ .. .Le IN III
Nm So - ',', ,' ',,.'i ~ ''.,'e I'9-
49,. u.a+,r- . -, 49, ,s Oh Hle' ou,
..e, ,,n ,' . 4'ie'.o -leI Ielrs ana
r9.r.,o -bo z.,,1 ,.',' m S1. Is re-
s-snic5,r t,a. ~ I-eS n'a no
last gr9aso-o 5r.,,, W. :. "atsIls yne
5e NAN ,' ,, 49,. ~, oI q. 'eL'!o-s CRIME
5.ii1 Inc IMAM -Sa T M snouo% l4ey saw was
Ho v,9. -. rns,. -, ,e(GIu Oh MS crime
s-eenle 80 .'' nun. 1i0 tal.eIS OF lne
I3dr of fSs eiT1 49," ,'' ne ',ien upon 'Ie
Sr5saoper. ' -, !" - me ne nau J3Nsn
sres, TO The mart w6ic5 iI ~ lrgI.2' IN
his wife wi,nesssd 1,5a+ =. ma "a anu
why ttev have ag,in ola .t o-'e g'9Dii
the prosecutor Everr ' Gsr ,l S n.o ~
Dgq+t4 M. - -! u1'@I- was re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23
FOR RENT.
EOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

nv virtue of deed of trust made by
James NJ. Russell and Frances Russell,
his wife TO me as trustee, dated on the
18th day of January, 1857, and recorded in
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN deed Of
trust book %, page l05. Will sell on the
premises at public auction. on
THURSDAY. JULY 18th, 1870,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. IN, the fol-
lowing described real estate. 70 wit: \
niece or parcel Of land situate IN ONO
county, West Virginia beginning at 4
corner Of land sold by Joseph Feay TO
II ~ Hervey: thence with said Hervey's
line \. 46H W. II poles, \. llA W. poles.
n. II W. Is poles, \. 81 w. lO.l6 poles to
white oak on the western edge Of the
road; thence leaving Heryey's line and
with said road \. u. II poles 10 an elm.
n. M Z. y poles to an elm. corner TO
Helwig: thence leaving road and with
Helwi5's line \. 1875 T.. Il poles TO a stake
on the north side OF a spring; thence with
The same 5. 58l2 Il. % poles 10 an elm in a
small run: thence down the run ). 3ia w.
ILL poles 5: II e. 10 poles. ). l22 w. II
nCieS : 223I W. IL poles =. 81 ". 10 poles
20 n stake: thence W. 4 poles 20 the be-
Ginning. containing ia acres more or
iess. Also an adjoining parcel described
as. Beginning at point i'm the National
or Cumberland road, y. ~ T.. 1895 poles
to a stone at the upper corner thence s.
.SQE w 1852 poles 10 stone thence s
N The center of the National road. ). S7ia
y 1856 poles to the place OF beginning
Containing three CD acres and four %
perches more or less.
Terms of Sale-One-third OF the pur-
chase money or as much more as the pur-
chaser may elect to pay in cash, and the
residue i'm two equal annual payments
vim interest. the purchaser giving his
notes with approved security for the de-
ferred paymt hts, and the tue 10 DE re
teined until ti.S payment of the purchase
money I'm fun. 1870,
je25eodi l. +. JONES' trustee
'ra. above sale IS adjourned Till Wedne-
day. September 4th, 1898. at the same hou
ANT aux . 9,iG 81. 8ose8 7. z. JONES, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23

heat. which makes it so trying, ana lne
mean winter temperature is probably 6O.
The abcrigine5 are in-Origin Polynes-
IAN. brown Malays but there has been
pronounced japanese and Chinese inter-
mixture, andl Of course the great Du-K
of The people is Chinese, outside OF Ihe
mountainous district still occupied Oy
the original savages. Some oil the
Dutch. VINO held the Island in the sew
enteenth century, at the time they were
expelled by the pirate chief Of Annoy on
the Chinese NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
their escapeEO the mountains, where
they have certainly left a trace Of very
remarkable kind Among the savages
there one finds some very light a'oWn
and gray eyes in very dark faces. The
sayages are in numerous Independent
tribes. and cannibalism is not uncom-
mon. rs wrecked ships crfws are known
10 have been eaten along the wild east
arn coast. Hemp blankets, woven by
themselves. are the clothes of the saw
uges. and they often weave in band OF
red wool, secured from the Chinese
along the b0redr during Uuces N the
chronic warfare The Chinese Of For
mCS1 are very Warllke, especially the
Hakkas. or Highlanders, from the
Kwang-Tung and Fu-Kien provinces Of
South Chine, which Islanders have for
centuries Shown q marked patriotic de
vcJ.on TO The Pekin government 1t is
against these that Japan's guerrilla war
fare mus S-ubborDiy be waged.
When moving into cur present home I
found a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm left by a former tenant On the
label l found the statement that it was
GOOD for cuts and burns. l can testify
10 the truth of this. Nothing in all my
experience has found its equal for treat
ing blisters or burns. +. E. Barrett,
manager lie Sucur Sentinel, lie Sueur,
MINI. Pain Balm is also q sure cure
Ger rheumatism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23
ONO VETERANS.


>teubenviile
Special to- the REGISTER.
Steubenvile. o.. August 22-Tho
survivors of She Filty-sec0nd O. ". T.
held their nineteenth annual reunion
here iu the Court House to-day Fully
sevenly-hye OF The old veterans Berc
present and the crowd numbered 500.
aud the exercises were interesting y.
III. Maxwell of Steubeuyille. presided
and Rev. ". 3D. Stewart. of Bethesda.
O.. acted as secretary. The address OF
welcome was delivered by Rev. l.. r..
Stewart and responded 20 bv Rev W..
ID. Storkey. of Toronto Rev j. G..
Smith, oil Wiutersville and others dee
lvcred addresses. An interesting talk
was given by Erasmus Wilson. "Qu.et
Observer of Pittsburg A camp fire
was held tonight and Capt. Frank
James. of Cincinnati gave Unwilling
description of the charge 60 heuesaw
Mountain, whore Col Dan NcCoos was
m0rt0lly wounded while leading @
charge ON tho Confederate hreas WORKS.
W. J. Mccain told what he knew about
soldering and Rev. ~ B. Stewart
save q historical sketch. This resi-
meut is known as the -NcCook Aveng-
ers' or Blood Lappers." The next
reunion viii be- held 2t Smitl1e.o. D.
G.. c. Harrison OF Suithle.d. was
elected president. with Rev. y. B. Stew
art of Bethesda. as secretary. One
vice president was elected from each
company.
Capt. Brice of Wheeling offered q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23
VISIT FROM INDIANS.


re sartsa Report THAT They Are After
Buried Treasures.
Delaware. o.. August --.-Iast week
q fuii-bl0oded aged Indian chief from
Warren. Pr. arrived here. Tie was ac-
commanded by q chin halt-breed. They
were worry reticeut and mysterious as
to their business. The TWO spenta le"
o.ve here hunting then quietly letr
1Inlr Years ago. oil the old Crawford
trail. So the story goes. a1ou, 3l'''''
ia Spanish coin and gold nuggets werr
sscreted I'M the river hills siN or seven
miles below Delaware. a lost lead
mine is also included with the buried
secret Itis now supposed that tAe lost
treasures has been the object Oh tms
mysterious visit of The red men
Hunters who saw them In the deep
woods report them as acting saaI,-
ciousIy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23

scores q bulls eye on the target Of salts
faction, if our display Of furniture hap
pens 10 be the bright and shining mark
of this steady fire OF gazing admiration.
Our goods provoke serious intentions OF
purch Sc. Just as the magnet draws steel.
It's Ike drawing a prize, too, to secure
one of our furniture bargains. That
qives us a draw on buyers, like that Of
the engine on the train. Now is the time
to secure a full house, from a furniture
pontof view, for q moderate outlay Our
stock is always a mirror of the season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23

Ny boy was taken with a disease re-
somblng bloody fux. The first thing I
thought of was Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Two
doses Of II settled the matter and cured
him sound and we'll l heartily recon-
mend this remedy to all persons suf-
fcring from a like complaint. l will
answer any inquiries regarding it when
stamp is inclosed. l refer to any coun-
" official as to my reliability. VIM.
Roach j. p, Primroy Campbell county.
Tenn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23

Kenneth Bazemore had the good for
tune 10 receive q small bottle of Cham
berla.n's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy when three members of his
family were sick with dysentery. This
one small bottle cured them all and he
had some left, which he gave to George
". Baker. q prominent merchant of the
place. Lewiston y. c.. and il cured him
OF the same complaint When troubled
with dysentery. diarrhoea, collie or chol-
era morbUs. give this remedy trial and
you viii be more than pleased with the
result. The praise that naturally fol-
lows its introduction and use has made
il very popular. > and 50 cent bottle
for sale by Chas. r. Goethe, VIII W.
Irwin. John Klari, VIM. E. Williams.
C.. Nenkemeller VIM. H. Hague. Ii. c.
Stewart A. +. Scheele. J. Coleman. c.
SchneDf. VIM. Menkemeller, Wheeling.
W. Va: Bowie & Co. Bridgeport; 3. f.
Peabody & son, Bepwood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23
COIORFn NrASONc

Columbus, o., August 22.-The Grand
Lodge Of Coiored Masons adjourned TO-
day. The grand chapter suspended
fraternal relations with the grand
chapter OF Kentucky. and all the ac-
tons of the grand master respecting
the differences existing between the
srand lodge of Ohio and the grand
lodge of Kentucky We're approved. The
election OF officers for the ensuing year
resulted as follows: G. NJ, Jere A.
Brown. OF Cleveland; d. G.. NJ. John
IT. Bowles OF Columbus; S. G. w. j.
Henry Lewis of Gallipolis; O. J. G. W.
Charles Marshall Of Cleveland: G.. $.
W. II. Buckner, of Portsmouth: O. c.
r., George Fields, OF Toledo; Grand
Trustee. for five years, Charles y. Cot
treu, of Toledo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23
ADMINISTRATORS SlIc

or valuable lots on Wheel.n.
undersigned Will sell at publ. Tia
the front door Of the Court
county, on Monday Septcr
commencing at 10 a. m.. lot.
%, D. and IS, each lot 40 bv
Elm street, between Fink
streets, In Finks addition 70
Wheeling. Terms made know.
sale. THEO. ". FINK
lli3 Marks
HARRY j. FINK, s. BRO
W. II. Haller. Auctioncer
aul3 10 se2e&d
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTArr
FOR SALE.
.ADDINCTON

Containing - acres, ON Bethan. f-..-
from city. Splendid fruit anal .. ls,
dwelling house. Also dairy mr. I 4
class improvements, near FmsH. .r..
Attorney and Land Agent. Git.
ing. 1900 Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23
IAPBNS NEW PRIZE.
Francis Ashton Talks Of the Annexed
Island Of FOTmOSa.

Some S irring Scenes - Chinese
Governor Urges the Rabbie TO
Revolution The MikadO Finds
1Iutitudes of Savages Among
His New SUbjects-HOtel Gossip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23

l't.,' I'D our l'"H .ue'c --9
TO t--lla@' 1ul loolIi.5' llo'-u5' az"
ilji.t iis- " course 'a pan . I'D ''-''',
good teF dcQdls.t.1A OF 'n' iSi"l-"' anu
lt is very FaIoa1ie one ON account OF
us Ten ana sugar anu uA0eNei'ptU
mineral wealth. |1ic- i7 known 10 pc
very r.,h
CHINESE GOVERNOR MAKES
TROUBLE.
After the cession of -he island the
/ Japanese were given t0 understand
or discovered. tlat she former Chinese
I Governor had formed me republic Of
/ F0rmosa. and had proclaimed himself
the President The Chinese soldiers
who had been sent there I'm the first
. instance by the Chinese government
were kent hv the new president to OBJ
pose the japanese. and the latter. at
tempting to lind ah0ut ten miles 10
r-a east of T-.i--ug y-ero fired r,-oD b,-
pho Chinese -}ao -rev sow r.ot r.
Was r..assal.r M 1anr I'm f,r,o o,5
f- Short s,,.,,--r .,.i-,. a., f,,.o .f.--.
lhsr .r,l- Esl,,ro 81 ,.a,.,- s-~,Dql,. so,.--
inca rl9ca confrrine 81 obor- rrr,
The next dar tbo Co-e~no,. and ICONS
We're ratrea-irg before The rsneroes
forces and ratira3 or Tho ,c7-l,o,,r,
/ capital Tq~Deh-roo Tho t~oo~e no.
treated qIorq tba limo ~ ,.,il,,.5,- ~.
f. tween Neluug and the capital and on
the night of June 3 within two hours
O.. Che Governor leaving his yamen.
I the soldiers set fire to IT, and COM
mon'el to loot the treasury. Then i'm
/ tho morning the DOuv'ora If r1urea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23

ron sArEABoUT go -
heating eat i3;' pipe. Apply at TINS '
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23

The REGISTER embracing IT'S several
editions. is entered 90 the Post9uce in
Wheeling. vs.. Va. as seeoul-class matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-23
FOR REM.


FOR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS
at the Register Counting Room.
FOR RENT-FIVE ROOM BRICK House
No 81 Eleventh street. Possession given
August 1st. Apply Register office. jyledh
FOR RENT-Nos. IS AND 90 ELEVENTH
street now occupied by US as dry goods
store. or will rent No. 20 separate. Pos
session September Is. II. EMSHEIMER,
IS and 20 Eleventh street. auiedh
J1OR RENT-House No. - South Broad
+ wav. Hot and cold water and both
gases in house Enquire at 937 Market
Street au9
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9beeljn8 8e8isfrr
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.,
PUBLISHERS AND PROpPrETORs.


u YEAR by 1rAL POSTAGE PRE-
PAID
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-01-18
CHINESE boats PROPELLED BY
READMILLS,

The stern-wheeed paddle'boats
puzzled me greatly. | could see no
funnel, no smoke nor any OF the usu'
al accessories of steamer, yet the
wheels revolved as in steamer,
When one Of them came close to me,
however, the mystery was made
clear. Under the deck OF the boat
indeed there were usually two or
three decks, and vast lumber Of
passengers-near the stern were three
or four wooden drums running the
whole width OF the boat. The drums
had cams, or steps, attached to them.
and a row of men at each drum,
holding on to a handle above, stepped
from cam to cam as their weight
brought them round, just as if they
were working treadmiIl the faster
they stepped the faster the ship went.
The gearing from the drums to the
paddle.wheel was of the most print
tive description. Occasionally, when
the wind was fair, large sails were
hoisted and sideboards to prevent
leeway were put down buteven then
the men on the treadmill did not
cease. working "Scenes in Canton"
in the Century for January.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-01-18
4 KITTEN AND AN ALLIGATOR.

"Tabby," the cat, manifested great
Curiosity, not unmixed with jealousy,
when Beelzebub was installed as a
family pet; and she acquired the I'M
Kind habit OF walking up to him at
every opportunity, and showing her
d,spleasure by deliberately cutting
MIN with her paw. Then she would
rctire, showing evident satisfaction
as If she had performed a duty.
This was done once too often; for
BeeIzebub had evidently harbored in
mis- memory her former insults, and
this last one proved too much Tor his
injured spirit, His eyes flashed with
a yellowish light, and, when Tabby
was walking away,he scrambled after
seized her tail and chung toit vicious
~, This frightened the bully, and she
started on a race around the room,
taking aerial fights over chairs and
tables, with Beelzebub desperately
clinging to her tail. When we releas,
I'd the panic stricken Tabby, we were
surprised to find that Btelzebub was
none the worse for his wild experience
and with widely distended jaws, he
hreathed a general defiance; but
Tabby had received a lesson, and she
never molested Beelzebub again.
January St. Nicholas.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-01-18
sHERMAN'S WONDERFUL MEMORY.

The prOdidgious memory OF GER
tain great men has often been re-
marked. 1t is surprising tact that
military men, whose minds one
would think would be filled with
great and startling circumstances
TO the exclusion of all small matters,
often remember trihing occurrences.
General Sherman three years ago
was visiting Philadelphia. Standing
one day at window he saw big
policeman with a very long beard
go by on the street. The general
uttered an exclamation of surprise,
but said nothing more. Next day
he saw the same long bearded police
man 90 by, and this time sent a mes.
Senger out and asked the man TO
come in. The policeman presently
entered the room and made mill
tary salute to the general.
yes" said General Sherman, Its
the very man! Do you remember
me, Mr.. Officer2'
certainly do general" said the
policeman.
and do you remember where we
first met p
Eyes, sir. 1t was in California
You were only lieutenant then,
and | was your drummer.
That's it," said General Sherman,
and instead OF that beard you had
barely q hair or two, maybe, on
YOUR chin. And if | am not mistaken
your name is Hutchinson"
$50 it is, general" said the police
man.
They entered into a conversation
On the old times in California and
Mexico. The general had not seen
The old drummer since the Mexican
War, and had never seen him with a
beard, but recognized him at the first
glance on the street after forty years
nad passed BY Philadelphia Press,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-01-18
3lliscrllamu.
HHEArAsA FODDER FoR HORSES.

Is wheat a good thing 10 feed
horses? Some of the farmers in
western Maryland have been giving
wheat to the stock rather than sell
il At the present low market price,
and they have discussed this ques-
ton very much for several weeks.
DR.. Robert Ward, state veterlna-
Ran, says that wheat is exceedingly
injurious, and these are some OF the
reasons he gives for his opinion
Wheat, as every one knows, CON
tains a large amount OF albuminous
matter or gluten. Now when this
gets into the stomach or smaller in
testines Oh a horse, it reacts cheml.
cally with the gastric juice there.
It is not assmllated as more dUesta.
bic iooh would be, but begins to
lermcnt and give of gasses, and the
stomach becomes swollen and dis
torted. 1t is just exactly the same
principle as the one which cook
takes advantage Of when she mixes
up flower for bread and sets it to
rise The horse has feeling OF fiat
ulcncy in his stomach after eating
lot OF wheat, and when the diet is
kept up for any length OF time | have
frequently known OF horses dying
from rupture Of the bowels and SINH
lar troubles. If the wheat is burned
or matted before it is given the stock,
it ought to be very ialtenlng, for the
process of fermentation has taken
place before it gets to the animals
stomach. Wheat is almost but not
quite as injurious to swine as to
horses, because the hogs stomach is
larger than horses. am not sure
that there is any danger in feeding it
to cattle. The cow has four stom.
aChs, and being a rumlnant animal
with plenty OF saliva, she brings up
the food from her first stomach,
rcmastcates it, and thus makes it
easier TO assimilate when it goes
down again. Baltimore Sun.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-01-18

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