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Kate Power's review., 1895-10-19

bile To some who are tired OF stvwing
and frying them.
On cold raw evening nothing will
be more appreciated for tea than plate
of nicely grilled oysters. III this IL
favorite dish. II il wcll 10 keep a soap
stone grtddle for the express purpose,
but skillet or frying pan may ans
wer. The oysters must hc drained
perfectly dry. this being one of the So.
crets of success. Ten hours Il not tod
long 20 let them stand In the culand-
er, after allowing stream of water tn
run ON them, and wiping them care.
fully with q thin cloth. When they
are ready "a bc cooked, have the grid.
die perfectly warmed through, and
grease II slightly with fresh butter.
Las on the oysters, AMI. as fast as
they brown, turn them with spoon,
not fork. as piercing lets out tho
Iuice. Serve un very hot dish with
small piece Of melted butter.
Broiled oysters are served ln tie
same manner, and are delicious II wip.
cd dry with napkin, seasoned with
pepper and salt, aud hrolled ON wire
folding grid.iron. which should be fre.
quently turned,
A c0lnrcd cooi, famous for her pan.
ned oysters, prepared them IN this
manner: Drain the oysters, then wash
and wipe them dry. Iu shallow
dripping pan melt large lump Of but
ter. without allowing IL 70 brown.
Throw in the oysters, aud shake and
stir them constantly until they are suf
tictentiy cooked. then lag them 0n SIT
ccs of toast arranged ln dtsh before
hand. III In better to do a few al =
time, and send them I'd the table by
relays, So that the toast may nat be-
come soddUu.
Oyster fricasse III another tempting
dish The liquor is boiled, carefully
SKINNED mud thickened with butter
and tlour ta the consistency RI gravy.
The proportions are about one table.
spoonful III butter tn a Acaut ONE 0f
flour, This must be stirred III very
slowly, ~ prevent IN irom becoming
Iumuy. season with triie 0f mace
and chopped parsley: then add thf
oysters. ard stif constantly uutif thtY
appear to III wfll cooked thr3aRu.
An oyster omelet n quickly prepgr
ed Reat RiN eggs IN light tro5h.
Add half Il cup ~ cream. salt und pep
per. Pour into frying pan. with i
tablespoonful of buttrr and drop in VI
dozen large oysters FRI light
l1own Duulle over, HHd srnd tu tue
table immediately,
Fnr oyster pnttirs make u rsch puH
paste, and set 1t un ire Strain fAe
oysters. am hotl wiaL a little III thaiF
own liquid Stir tn butter pepper.
salt and tribe IN cream Roll 0ut
the crust, aud line smaEi tins With it.
Place three or four oysters in each.
with little juice. Cover with top
cr 6t, r1xaa Hf "s' 3
Kate Power's review., 1895-10-19
HOW TO COOK OYSTERS.

80 long "A the month has m ''r' in
IL. oysters are considered in season,
and many lovers of the plump white
bivalvc have them almost constantly
on their tables from September until
Nav. Some variations frotn the nrdi
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
NESBfTT & DEL
1873 Market street
Telephone 6i3.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 81
MCMECHEN PR0PL.l

BY order OF a deed of trns'
hcCuskey, and Martha, DIS
trnstee, dated on the 23d dlF %.
recorded IN the o1ire OF thr
" Court for Marshall comfy
Deed Book 40. Q. page Az. .
auction at the front door nj
Court House. on Monday. q ~.
mencing AZ lU.D0 a. m., the '.
viz: A certain lot or parcel @
OF Nc Mechen. Marshall cYu'
being Lst No. 33.a, PLATED
IN McMechen, Marshal 600
having a frontage ~ 5l o..
Mechen Avenue, and eXteH.
Railroad avenue, one hlt
three fee and IL iuChe- tY
which said lot fonts iiitY-..
inches, and beiug tAe Same
to said MCCuskey by y. %. h
by deed dated June @I, lo@I
corded IN the Office OF the
County Court. 20 which re.
ha@ fora full description oi
is improved by a COOL tTo-.
ing house.
Term OF sale. each.
marsh ""
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
TRUSTEES SALE

= tue OF a decd Of trust ri..
+. Miller anu wife 10 me.
December III. 1871. AMI r@i''t.
the Clerk OF the County Col.
West Virginia, book 30. 3
WEDNESDAY. MARCH -ItH
q. IN, sell az public alctioa. "
door OF the Court House
following described proper.
Lot mum Der SIX tll aul pas.
five 80 In JOhl anu Gag i..-
the CRY OF Wheailn- Hl-.
"a and part OF .ot uumb'r %
Vista addition 10 said cry .-
T. Churchill. trustee, saIN ll
as follows brgiuuing ar TIT.
ner OF said lot rum acftN
thence north along ID. CAST
forty-dye ieet. thence ea-iNA.
with the north line o. o--
four 10 Phlo Alto street,
along the west SHE or s.
FORTY i've feet 20 Oh" ~"-'
lot number four g.. thence "
ofsaid lots numbered four ai
giui.r. being she same ur'
Beniamiu f. Mile uN d. j.
dated December lft lsil. $3.50 b..
onic. OF the ClerE Of tls 20 p 4.
county, West Virginia, ia
psge ~. ..-4
money and 80 mach "orr .'
NAV elect. cash on tleiat o..
dus in two equal iusf@
spectiyely ia ON. AMI Two y
of safe. witi luieFr p ir1."
ferred iusfallment, to h-
.rust and .nsuralr-. .,.-..,r
felauA GU. 30 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
FOR RENT.

Rooms. No. liS South Broadway; rent 500
rooms on Delaware street: rent sl2.0l.
3 rooms. No l4S Elm street; rent 5000.
Nos gi2-9iS Market street all modern conye-
neuces: rent 5000.
Srooms, first floor. 922 Market street: rent
$1,000. 3 rooms an second loor No. 81 Market;
rent 300.
rooms, bath Gu Zane street: rent 5000.
rooms, bath. No. l5i South Broadway rent
$500
rooms, No. 2llO Jacob street; rent $50.
6 rooms. 22il Fol Il eet: rent $500.
3rooms. rear 2ll9 Eon street: rent SOD.
rooms. No llS = York street; rent 5l3W
Office rooms No. 100 Main street, first Ioor'
Office rooms on 2nd floor same
iroom house. rear 22ll con street; rent - w.
StorerOom. No. 1lf9 Market str5-t: rent s1o-ou
rooms, bath No. 80 Main street. rent s3Oo
rooms. No Ia Norh Front street rent sIo.
rooms, bath. hall, No. ~ Fifteenth street
rant So s. month for one or two families. 90
rooms. No IA Nineteenth street. rem ~.
ROLF & ZANE,
TOT rGG 40. ~ IIth II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
TO LETT.

business property l)5i Market street, best
location in ,he city for feed store; S41.61 per
month.
store room and dwelling, 1907 Main street;
new front with front entrance to dwelling II
desired; Sil per month.
Modern roomed dwelling, ll2 South Front
street fine location.
Modern 10 roomed dwelling at Tiltonville.
propertv Of the late w. II. Robinson, with %
scr.s Of land fine orchard, etc. SIS per month.
3 reomed dwelling on motor line and Ma
tionsl Road. only few minutes from this city
so per month.
per month.
7roomed dwelling, 1875 Fourteenth street; go
8 room,d dwelling, No 81 North Huron
street. hot and cold water and bath; 5000 per
Sroomed dwelling, cor. Fink and Elm streets
''S roomed house, 2745 Cbapline street; ST.
} rooms at No. l66 Zane street; $1,000 per
month. -,
gases and water. Al; Sll.
3 roomeG dwelling, 3l20 Eoh street; us.
roomcd dwelling, 3llg Jacob street; sll.
5roomed dwelling, 2,O5 Woods street: s.
5roomed dwelling, 10 South Wabash St; SO
: roomsd dwelling y. Wabash; So
5ro'rns, % Thirteenth street; ST.
4roomed dwelling, 800 Market: $40.
4roomed dwelling 1854 High: 81.
roomed dwelling, BIB McColloch street; y.
3rooms, 2745 Chspline, second loor, s.
3rooms, los Virginia street, IS.
SMITH & DICKINSON,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
FOR SALE

iroomed brick sni stable. .- -a
street. $500.
House. . rooms AM bal. Cl,--- e. .-
sd street. $500.
Splendid 1uilaiuE ste i-t
street. Firth ward. s..,Jt
House. rooms, 18th -.re p '.
House. 3 rooms md fa.l c-!-..
Kentucky streets, - tfi
House. Z looms, iot 5IEllJ 10.
between tn and Sta SIS. 4. .l
Sl.,yo.
Double frame house I'D roo
corner Soi and Jacob etsr
House. q rooms, Chsp.ile i
House. rooms. brick, and 81.
Sl,Jl. g.,
House. Broom .5tn street 3.
House OF rooms, IUeliih SIT
easy terms. 800 .t-
House > rooms 9th ST.. lot -
House / rooms, 18th ST., eas!
Splendid building site Tor
Fifth ward. 81 100.
Ha.f lot. EoG street, siV,h
house rooms corner
ssy terms, slioo. .-,.. ..-........, ..
House. 7 rooms and hall r.
street. Easy terms. s3,V.t
House Oh room, fii.-
House. ; room and ha.l. --i '-
House, l0roons, with iat-''
House. > rooms.J4coo She
House. > rooms, 10Th Et-r-t s.-
House, 2 rooms. Jac.o
Wheeling, $3.50. ,.,-- .... 10
view. SiSOO .- 81
yecere. sl,4jO.
House o. d rooms, Eoa -ii'
and pa streets. with iro9m.
rear, large lot, S35jV. -
House Of > rooms, "o--'
Wheeling. 81 400 ,..
Lird streets. ,.t ,..
Centre wheeling, 81 ~ ~, ...
$40 500. s}Jl ;jl, siOj) ST..
10 loan on city real estate
NESBfTT & DE ZINE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
REL ESTATE Fer SALE.

Market street. property. ue.ree .,
aud Sl1,tsl-- SIZE .u 3D.. -t
ket stree The --o4rI .-c.' ....,-.
u.tn de U-.C .l .e-. ta-
NO. i2o Eourtecutu street. ..t
No. l3l sixteenth street.
NO. 1900 CnapiI e street,
Ne. 81 -ou-a Broadway
No. l23 fourteenth .sc.,
No. 1O5 lane street lriIuc.
Two fine los o. south s-1.
Fine Du'iGlng lots o aa..
Tho John ". IcLuro aoma.ltit e.,
ner OF south Front and ONO sf-e,. .
reduced figure.
A desirable residence P-7e-.- N3.l,
diana street; -o.m-. U.-t-r
No. 90 =. WABASH stree lf.astI p
story Franc dwelling %. o ICONS.
feet.
nos. 22I6 aud 221s narse. e-.-
double brick DWELLING lrorc-'
No 1891 Eof Stree, --'c
ins 90 rooms hal. lot, 10 .-- eli
fee.
No. 5es haia street, --s.'.g -.-4 "a
OF a rooms.
MONEY TO LOAN
RTNEHART e @ATrN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
FOR RENT.

EoR RENT-THREE GOOD ROOMS, CEN
Il trail location on Market street suitable Tor
Offices. Will renoyats same ior good parties.
Apply at this Office lysetdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
FURN1TURE-FRIEND * SON.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
$50 Main street nine rooms.
1904 Jacob street. seven rooms.
2614 Market street. five rooms.
- Main street. four rooms.
III Eighteenth street. four rooms.
- Thirteenth street. five rooms.
1920 Chapline street, store room ana dwell
ing.
2626 Main street, two rooms, 2d floor.
81 South Huron street, three rooms.
1906 Market street. Office room, I'd floor.
( Tenth street, store room.
1927 Alley c, five rooms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18

Chamberlain Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction OF any cough med
icine handle. and rs seller leads all
other preparations in this market
recommend it because 1t is the best
medicine l ever handled for coughs,
colds and Group. A. W. Baldridge,
EiliersNille Ill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18

T7oR RENT AND FOR SALE CAAD' a
u REsIsTER Counting Room
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18

WILL SELL o. EASY TERN, d.
w for city property goo1 l.r.- .
fem the city. ENQUIRE OF I. ;. ...
ney-at-Law, No. 1913 Ch4plns ...s.
iEg. ". Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18

nor RENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS ON
Il south Front street, with use OF bath and
all modern convenencss Possession give al
once. Address ISLAND, this Office fcl Oh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
TOR SALE.

WADDINGTC,,
Containing - acres, o. Bstl.a. "
itom city. Splencit f7u. alt
dwelling house. Also dairy f.--
class Improvements, De4r Illus. ,
w. aa3-
Attorney aLL Dan.
de2etdl City BanE Building. g.. g-'-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18

TOK KENT-THAT ELEGANT Store Room,
= No. 1901 Main street, now occupied by
House ~ Hermann Has good elevator service
and FIRE proof vault 10 office. Possession given
April LIST, 1898. Apply TO KERRY X. Llsr, at
CIV Rank nol9eh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18

UIoR RENT-DWELLING AND STORE
i room now occupied by saloon a 1918
Main street Enquire Of GEORGE DUSC l.. No.
1852 Market street ial6h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18

DIOR RENT-REILLY BUILDING, OPERA
L House corner. few choice Offices, all
front rooms; steam he.t; Otis elevator mod
ern improvements; rents very reasonable. APP
ply Room No 3 Reilly Building. ial7aple
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
FOR sALE-REAL EsTs-

DOR SALE-THE BESiDEAC
l. late Lewis Jones. 10. ~ =.
modern cOuVenvnces. EnguIr-
JONES, admir-, 10. 90 y. YORK b.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-18
MONEY TO loan

mOls- - -~N Do
RINEHART & @ATrI
City Bank building Room $50" .s'.Lii
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-10-10
STRICTLY LIMITED.

Said the Author to the Publisher: I've here
little book
Iwroto Il in the moments of my leisure,
It's not for me to say, but If you'd give the
thing look
pleasure"
Said his Reader to the Publisher: This book
we've talked about
IS much too esoteric and too subtle.
can't what it means at all, ana II you
leave you" Said the Publisher: Then
scuttle,"
I"Dear Author" wrote the Publisher ITS
much as l supposed
Your book the thing I've long been wanting
Merely,
If YOU like the terms it offers, sign the docu-
meut inclosed,
And return it to me. am, yours sincerely.
said the Author to the Lady: I'm getting on,
Ny little work, The Pig: in Health and
Sickness
WIN appear soon afterChr1stmas with the oar
fodil and lamb
Crown octave and about the usual thick
ness"
Said the Lady to the Author; Yes, but will
they pay you well?'
All" he answered its a generous agree
ment
They give me three-and-six for every copy
that they SELL
We'll. there" she said. Her blushes
showed what she meant.
1.-THE Pig: in Health and Sickness" its adVer-
tsements did run,
BY the Author of prescriptions for the
Portly."
One edition of one copy, strictly limited to one
Price three hundred pounds and stXpence-
very shortly.
The book was promptly bought by some col
lecting millionaire;
The Author said the whole concern wa
shady,
But-being Chiefly author-merely sat and tori
his hair;
And the Publisher-got married to the Lazy
Black and White.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-10-10
THE KING AND HIS RELICS.
Bones of the Saints Kissed and Worshiped
by Philip III.

Bones of the Saints Kissed and Worshiped
by Philip III.
To strengthen himself before an abb
scess was to be opened, Philip Ill or
dered various relics to be brought
to him, with all ecclesiastical pomp;
his own confessor, with his sons and
Friar Fray Garcia Santa Maria dressed
in stoles and white SUPPLIES accom-
panving them. One brought the knee
with the bone and skin on it of st. Be-
bastian; another a rib of st. Alban,
which had been sent by Pope Clement
VIII, with plenary indulgence, and
one also to the effect that any priest
saving mass in the Escurial on any
altar as many times as he desired,
should bring soul out of purgatory.
The third priest carried the arm of st.
Vincent Ferrer.
Each monk repeated the antiphone
and ovation of the saint whose relic he
carried, and then delivered a short SER
mon on the saint; and the king kissing
the relics asked that they should be
laid on his bed. This being done,
Philip, with the rib and arm and knee
of the departed saints resting on his
BODY, professed himself to be now
quite contented and easy in his mind.
Indeed, such pleasing effect did
these relics have on the king that Fray
Martin de Villanueva, who had them in
charge, made up an altar before the
royal sufferer with large number of
relics, and it was his wont to bring
them to Philip, who would kiss and
worship them, and beg that they
should be laid on his sores. 1t was
probably at this time that he ordered
skull to be placed on the altar, the
grinning effigy by his command being
garlanded with golden crown.
One day, says Siguenza, Fray Martin
filed q large sideboard with the heaven
ly emblems; one by one he took them to
the king, and his majesty was insistent
on each and every one being brought
to him. But his chief solace was what
the chronicler describes as piece OF
the cross imbedded in a large silver
gilt crucifix of antique workmanship
This he would hardly permit to be out
of his sight. Temple Bar.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-10-10
DEAR OLD LADY.
She Was Going to 'Albert's," and Reached
There Safely.

She Was Going to "Albert's," and Reached
There Safely.
An old woman wearing a black bon
net, a warm shawl and pair of gold
eyeglasses was passenger on one of
the trains from Buffalo to New York
recently. She had come through from
the west, and the nervous way in
which she gathered her bundles
around her and the number of ques-
lions she asked all showed that she
was not accustomed to travelling. When
the trainboy came through with his
assortment of books she contided to
New York to see her son, and that she
had not seen him for over year. She
grew talkative and said:
"My son Albert's a great preacher.
He is Methodist, and | am Metho-
dist. ! taught him when he was lit
tie bit of a boy what was right and
what was wrong. He hasn't been
back to see me for over year. l live
way out in Missouri, and he couldn't
get away this summer, but he wanted
to see me, and he sent for me to come
on. He breaches in big church there,
and he has got fine family growing
up"
So she prattled on. The trainboy
listened to her attentively and sue
ceeded in selling her a copy of The
Quick or the Dead" solemnly assuring
her that it was a Methodist religious
book When he left her she began to
read it, calmly at first, then nervously,
until she grew tired. Then she began
to nod, and finally the book slipped to
the floor. The gray hair reposed on
the cushion of the palace car seat, and
its owner dozed peacefully.
The conductor came through to col
lect tickets. and seeing the peaceful
sleep of his passenger was 10th to wake
her. Finally he leaned over and shook
her gently, and said
"Where are you going, mother?"
ITO Albert's," was the quick reply
as the eyes behind the glasses opened
and the old woman looked around hel
for a moment, still unable to tel
where she was. The motherly re
Spouse touched a sympathetic chord il
the conductors heart, and he care
fully looked after her until the end o.
the trip and saw her rush into Albert''
arms half laughing and half crying. -
n Y. Times.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-10-10

A London journal makes fun of the
lady bicyclist, or rather of her cos
tune. There had been an accident,
though happily it was not very serious.
II am very sorry, sir" said the fair
'cyclist to the victim of the accident,
but what can you expect at this pc
Rod of the nineteenth century if you
ride a horse that SHES at bicycle?'
Possibly her manner gave offense. AT
all events, he answered in very dry
tone: Madam, it was not the bicycle
the horse SHE'D at."-Youth's Com
panion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-10-10

Almost every jewel has supersti-
ton of some sort attaching to it, and
the bloodstone is not wanting in this
particular. The story is told of it
that at the time of the crucifixion some
drops of blood fell on piece of dark
green jasper that lay at the foot of
the cross. The crimson crept through
the structure of the stone, and this
was the parent of this beautiful stone.
The dark-red spots and veins were
supposed to spresent the blood of
Christ, and many wonderful properties
were attributed to the stone. 1t was
thought to preserve its wearer from
dangers, to bring good fortune and tc
heal many diseases.-N. Y. Ledger.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-10-10
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

--Customer-"Give me dozen fried
oysters" Walter-"Sorry, sir; but
we're all out of shellfsh, excepting
s,"-Crypt
-She-"It will be pleasure to me
to share your troubles and anxieties "
He-"But 1 haven't any" She-"Oh,
you will have when you are married"
Tit Bits.
-Dozer-"I see your crowd is calling
for a reform in the town government
! for next year" Dinzer-"Yes, sirreG
and, mark this, by fair means or foul,
we're determined to get it."-RoXbury
Gazette.
An Improvement. - Mrs. Ham
merhard doesn't pound the piano as
much as she did" No; since she's
been taking boarders she spends her
time pounding the steak Detroit
Free Press.
$50 Maud has a title at last" said
the dear girl in pink. Yes, but it's
a secondhand one" replied the dear
girl in blue. How so?" The noble
man she married was a widower."-
Chicago Post.
Ever have any trouble with your
wheel?" Not yet" said the Sweet
Young Thing 80 far whenever /
have run over anyone have been a bic
to get away before he got up
dianapolis Journal.
No Ground for Complaint.-Cus-
tomer-'The butter you sold me tastes
Just like so much cheese" Grocer
You will observe, madam, that
charged you only for the butter
though. IN. Y. Sun.
In Boston, of Course. 49, Hicks -
but, really, what kind of looking
girl is this Miss Beekon?" Wiclls-
We'll, I can hardly say; you see, she
didn't have her glasses on the day
saw her. boston Transcript
Theory. Dear" said the sicl
man to his wife, 81 wish you would
ct another bla nket and put it on thu
bed. ! think when the doctor tool
my temperature minute ago he tool
too much of it, Indianapolis Journal
-Iramping la Mode.-Old Lady
Didn't tell you never to come her
again?" Tramp - Il hope you viii
| pdIuOu me- lldIIeilll' pib IL 10 biiN AS'NA
, of my secretary; he has neglected t.
strike your name from my calling list
-Harper's Bazaar.
= They We're telling of books tina
: they had read, and the man with tn
! high forehead asked what the othe
/ thought of the Origin of Species.
, The other said he hadn't read it. 81
, fact" he added, I'm not intereste
20 in financial subjects. boston Tran
v script
r Mr.. Noopop-"My baby cries a
o night. / don't know what to do wit
c it" Mr.. Knowitt-"l'll tell you what
e did. AS soon as our baby commence
n to cry | used to turn on all the ga
That fooled him. He thought it wa
n broad daylight and went to Sleep
D Pearson's Weekly
= -Generalship. Won Boobies vii
), is very indignant with him. why
y He played a trick on her, He cam
e home very late the other night
= ''That has happened before" IAN
n he told her he heard burglar in tt
It house, so that she was afraid to SEQ
V him above a whisper. Washingtc
s. Star
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-10-10
A Profitable Manuscript.

"Have your literary efforts brought
you anything imp
"Oh, yes! Once manuscript was
lost in transmission, and / received
forty-two marks compensation from
the post Office. "--Leipziger Tageblatt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-10-10

Miss Fanny-You seem to be in high
feather, Mr.. Snobberly.
Snobberly-Ah, Miss Fanny, l am in
high spirits! I've had tremendous luck
almost found a forr-leafed clovah,
don't yer know. l found one with three
leaves, bah Jovel-Texas Siftings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-10-10
1t will Pay

To make some provision for your physical
health at this season, because cold or
cough, an attack of pneumonia or typhoid
fever now may make you an invalid all
winter First of all be sure that your blood
is pure, for health depends upon pure
blood. A few bottles of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla will be paying investment now. It
will give you pure, rich blood and invigor-
ate your whole system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-05

NEW York, July 3.-Ths executive
council of the Irish independent Par
liAmentary phTty issued manifesto
tonight to be- circulated throughout the
United StAt0s and Canada. Ii sAys,
among other thinge: at makes but
little difference To the Irish people
whether they are milgOverned by
Wings or Tories. The question Of
home rule can Only DO raised TO the
dignihed level 10 which II was brought
by Pafncll by the presence In West.
minister OF nm Irish representation
owing no allegiance 10 Wing or Tory,
untrammsled by any degrading ALI
hnces.
"will Americans give financial sup
port to an agglometation OF Irish fac.
lions which has failed TO accomplish
anything but the destruction OF the
fabric raised by fifteen years OF nrdu.
Gus lAbof2 Or do they desire 10 SEQ an
Irish party In Parliament, advocating
tho claims OF Ireland, who place no
reliance on English promises ana will
accept no offices from the British gov.
ernmenl2
"We appeal with confidence for con.
tributions TO tho fund now opsn for
ths purpose Of helping the eloOiion OF
lrish representatives who viii pursue
In the next Parliament the policy 20
long Identified with tho name OF
Charles Stewart Parnell."