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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-06
uolanoet.

Ut Telegram fra Buenos Mpre4
til rNs,p Dort 6eralo" beretter, ct
oer er tOmmet Bub ira @uuernbre T.
at Bara til Mio Soneiro ON, at bril-
title 2ropper bar ma,i@eret sienneus
2erritoriet til &ene5uela. England
ipnes at bile optreoe betemt liz
seouerfor fadoonne imoa @tater; ber
treoes 10 ,fte iaa for Mcst for at
tutn9e benz. @nslnuos Eanfe paa at
treue &eform Nrmenien trenses n,s
Bagsrunben for be uisti9ere NFa<.
rer Orienten. Men bet bor altin
2repper not / Berebifob til at orbne
iaaoanne @mootins iom @ene3 3uelo=
Qfferen. ioalauee ineen anoen Na=
tion blanoer fig BERT.
- Tra Baris mebbeles, at Minir
itertet &lbot er aftraoot, % ct npt
W1ntlter1um er bonnet al N. Qeprs
Bourgeois. 9enne Mebbelelle ct
ltot mertelis nu> oa ben eamle @er
9ierin9 netop bar tilenbebro9t en
belhta &rtg poo Mabaeostar. men
bet mao bultes, at 5tiitet fore9aar i.
Omltitteliernes 9cno 5ranfri9. Tore
relten fol bet eamle Wintferium
bape peret tnooiflet SerntaneRan<
onlerne Spo<5rantrig. o9 @run~
ben til bets Nftreoelie er ben. at BET
nu bar beiluttei at foretase en- arunbis
l1nberig9elie al Sfonoalerne. Set
npe Wtintterium uil begnnbe unber<
is9elierne. Set bar oaiao be luttet
at TONNE meb en- Snbfillin9 ON en-.
eSnhfomltiiot for Bubgettet 1896.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-06

Cub! @llb! Sub! er M 9asens
Samtoleenae / Qonbon | be ftnan.
cieQe Rrebf. @omme pil ba mere
@ulo % orbre 1pnes, at @ulbet iam>
ler fig / iaaoan Men9be / 2onbon.
ot man enbog ubitbber ct 2etteliens
Gut, raar bit mn % ba benber, ot
Der foresaaren ncifibnins al @ulo.
@ao flyer ialfalD 2onbon Bonters'
Maeoatne IN Artite(. fom nplia bar
ftaaet pore Dosblabe.
Ouerneutte Banters No9u3ine f.
ger. at @ultbulienen / Bant Of @ne>
lano fibea 1879 bar pofset fra 26
Milltoner til luer 40 M,aioner 8unb
Sterl. o9 oenbolber paa at forbses.
Dag efter Eal ropporteres ON np
Subfprlel af @ulo. mebeus uofbrle>
len er for intetat reene. Men BET
betentelige Ct. Eger Blooet. at @ulb.
ftrsmmen er jul bespnbt at fpoe til
&nstano, os at ben fnart uil TIL
tase / en- faabn Grab, at bet uil
brinse llorbeu ipen fiuancielle @ers
ben.
Der blep nemfs fOr nosle Nar f.
ben opoaeet fore @ulominefelter paa
ct SteD. ION tabes Bitte>@ate:s,
@anbs 6silano ! Eronspoolterrito'
r,e1 ! b,Nfrih log buis @peterne
boloer ait. io p,l be brinse eu
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-06

Mansoe @ulb / Marteoet, oa 8on=
bon iluser BET meite berat. s 1894
gap bette Mtnebtitrift Cub for Z
NiQioner &unb @terlins (et Bunb
@terlins ct omtrent Zig $5), oe M
beoer bet. at mon pen;er ct tire Gan
&c iaa tort oarlist l1obptte peb Narz
bunbrebets Slutnine. os bette piloe
brinae bet aorli9e uobptte al @ulo
for belle &eroen op til omfrtng ga
Millioner 8unb Sterling mob 40
MiIioner, iom bet ru ct.
vi ct anoet Blao iremsaar bet. at
Der er ,@ulobunaer" / 9onoon, %
at Der er en- feberastis &irfiombeb
paa % omtrins 2onbous @ulbbprs :,
Nnleontn9 al ben fore ,@rube.
Boom" SpozWtrita. Gor at br,oe
oisle Winer er Der MI al Benee>
meno 9onoon neolost en- &apitol
of $50 Milli:ner 8unc mob 80 Mil=
lioner ifior. o9 oer er oem, lom lpoar,
at bet oil 9aa golt, oa man oriuer for
fort. og mon lite fienoer iaa npie
til @rnbeoriiten bernene Nirita.
@ooe MI alt bette @uloprat betty
Der er lite 9oot at pibe, men bet bar
lanoipnlisuis fin beitemte 9enlist. %
bet er Tibet lonoienltyt. at bet 1erue.
res alene iom en- Mpbeb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-06
81tebor8fpifentet.

Naar mon ital beopmme ct 1ua.
oant Sphem. Iaa 9aar bet lite an at
lette fin 2io til. buoo 2itprfoltene
os be. ION insen 9tus t1euber til bet,
flyer. Nmeritanere, fem tjenoer IL
bet eQer intet I'll bet, bar priit bet, %
Norne ber Xanbet, lom bat left
omerttonlte Mpi8ortitler ON bette
berpmIe SDitem / 9torse. bar funbet
bel at bore ct Botemiboel.
Set pit erinbres. at ueeblaoet for
en- 9io fioeu bauoe en- lang Mrtttel.
ooeriot fra 9,osifriitet Mreno. ON
@pteborsipitemet, iom frembolotes
iom en- fort:affelis 0ron1ua. 0s
bet lpntes uirfelis at pnre en- soo
Orontns for 2ifDrtrofiten. 6sr be-
9pnote enoel itrots at iitemme, at bet
beofte, iom funoe.times port 2anb,
oar at faa ct @ptebors11tem. Men
Nfbolosfoltet bespnote at iese efter
8euiler Ior Spiteme's Tortreffelts
beo De aomle 9anoe. Mor9e os Sue.
r,se, men btsie uar uaniteltee at fin
De. @nselite @totsmeno ipete rig;
ttanet at unceribse, boorleoeS Sp
ftemet arteoe fig / @ueri9e for at
,nbfDre bet til @nslane. os felu som>
le @laofDne ia9oes at ue.e / i5appr
al at prpue bet. Men , yoroe og
Speri9e bar man iaa merfelis taus.
Blooene oer bauee insenttne at iiae
ON bette fottrafeli9e Spltem. Os
naar &erbensblaoet vTimea" / Son.
bon flor baube TO Weoar beioere /
@pteburg for at 9ipre unberlp9slier,
os oisie tritilerebe Spremet paa BET
bootoeite O9 fasoe. at @ptebore
brat mon uGrre eno fnart ia9t no9et
@teb, be eGers fienbte til. foo bore
reiererebe@p e@pteborssblaoene, bpab9t,
mes &orrelponoenterue foaoe men IT,,
eo ellers ftile os bauoe lite ct Orb at
ise ON fit Spftems arisuerlisbeb.
2tseiaa 9eor9e. vi ,pste / be nor<
tie Moiier for at ftnoe libt al ben
B1is ouer Sptemet ber. builfen man
Der bos os ooergfe bet meb. men Der
Dor intet. 9uor cor 1aa BeuiIsrne
for Spifemets &risuaro!ebeb? 2oa
Bepiierne bpab be amerifoniie Bla<
be nreu = buab Btaoet ,@epreienta.
tine" 1rep, oe bpab anb:e Dprfere af
Sptemet sientos?
9fei. ber er al @runb til at anta.
9e, at @pteboreipfemet life bor
braet be ti1fieteoe @eiultater Moree
% Suerise. Bare bet. at be ipenRe
Blooe lite baube ct Orb til bets Jor>
iuar, naar 2onponerblabet anQreb
bet. ptDner oerom. oe bet er Dor 8ltet,
at fremftille @ogen, fom ben er.
Os nu bar NfbolbsfOltet / 9aorse
reiit fig imob spfemet. imob @am,
lo9ene. iom bet beber Morse. 8
@ippit bur Der netop ueret en- bite,
aamp mellem afbolosfoltene, iom
uiloe afRaffe @amlasene. % be an:
bre Golt. JON pilbe ia Samloeene,
% Nfbol0stoltene uanbt peb Balgei
meb flor Maioritet, iaa M pil be,
iefe Longer uere Sa,ulae @ippit,
S mango anbre ilorRe Gper brtuel
M osfua. en- polbiom Nsitotion al
Ntbolbsfo!fene. iiar af Rpinberne.
for at ofitaffe samlaseue. ba be be
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-06

Martin ulueftoo bar netop ubeiuet'
ct TiQe9 til fin enselif=norfe Orb
bog. Set inoebolber Orb, fom lite
foretommer t,oli9ere / Bo9en. Eli
leeset er paa 80 Siber % er pisieli9
al megen 8nroi.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-06

ben moaife oil blipe trettenbe oe
forbale Gntoselien al Sort iloset.
Seq louebe, al ben lite fulbe toee
mere enb en- Eime. oa naar ies 9ior>
be BET. ontos leg. at mon 1tte poonp
uiloe faloe tilliue, bpob olIerebe Ct
afeiort.
9et er Hort. at bet boz Genotor
Sbermans 6enfiet at euerbeutie @e<
uatet ON. at nosen ombpgeelis Duer<
ueielie of Suoftilin9eu ifie par npb=
oeuois. Os at 9enfisten opnaaetes
fees af, boao @osielrp bemerfebe:
Ses oil lite iarioe meb @berman ber-
ON. tbi bet ct nart. at meQet faa sc,
natorer lianfer Sa9en noaen Dp,
mertiombeo.
Som @uar paa ct Spgr9smool al
s5enator @asielrp ia9be ban: Sen
foreeoaenoe Settion beftemmer ON
en- Mpnt, iom er fulofommen ombpts
telis meo ben ensellfe Shilling os
Jeafrantitpffet 5rantrie; bet ct,
6emiranttDtfet uil blipe npiastt9
liat Dor Dullar / &0rbi."
Qorr: 9ette er ret, Str. 6aruep.
Cet Sorting, iom ri tuler ON. bauoe
en- 8enemmelie ON at mDnte en- 1aa'
Dan Dollar. men ben bar li9eiom be
anore Mpnter blot 9ielpempnt. %
Der foo tnteiitebs, at Der fuloe pnre
iri Mpntnina for ben. Sn9eu bar
noaeniinbe ueret fret NOT til at paa=
haa. at ben omeritanite &ousres
uilbe sipre iis felu til en- 9aare paa
ben Maabe. Ser par en- Befem<
melie ON at mbnte en- 9oQar fulb~
tommen lig Temfrantnptfet. men
Senatet itrsg ben uo % iatte 6on>
oelsbollaren iltebetfor ben Dollar,
5port Der Dor 3S4 @ron Ssh.
oar Sc merfet. at Oppofitionen
moo bette 9oufOri i1aa tom tra @la:fz
ion 81. 8otter. fra Mr. Broots
@aruep: San ie9 afbrpoe Sem?
@oor: Sapift.
6 n baarb sc 3 b at fne t fe.
6arpep: Deriom Sc fan paauiie
of Jorbanolinserne @enatet ben
Dag. at Senatet itrb9 uo Beftem.
melien ON ben Dollar. nil pi lutte
oenne @ebat ret BET. (2anst os be-
geifret Bifalo.)
8orr: SEQ bar lite Gorbanblin'
eerne ber. men ies ton faa tat | oem.
Da 9open bleu antaeet, tnoebolot
ben Befemmelien ON 8anoelsbolla
rem. Beuester Sc bet?
Qorpep: 9fei. min 6erre.
9orr: 0s tar lite oa oenne ben
anben 9oQars BlaDs?
9aroep; 9eei, min 9erre. (Mun@
terbeb.)
9orr: Seq ubfororer Dem til at
paopiie ct Orb noset Steb. iom 9obts
eipr ben Stillins. Set bar ct fin
pelt Stpffe 9ousiunin9 os bnrer bette
sSnotrpt paa fig. 5orlaset bleu
foranbret, efterot bet io:loo 9uiet,
o9 @onbelsbouoren blep tnbiot pao
Joranlebnin8 af Meno, iom irpeoe.
ben tunoe bliue mpntet og bru9t
Dor 6anbel meb &ina. Sen blep
inbiat pao 5oranlebnins al SBlp.
probucenterae | 2aneet.
(TnrtSntfpa
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1895-11-06

bou faebe. at ban baube benftillet
Toriloset til biftinauereoe @1perts.
% olIe uar eni9e ON. at bet uor ben
rette Eine at 9isre.
Seq fortiatter meo 6oopers Cub
ftitut. iom ban por iaa iuri9 for lite
at faa oplen. Set nefe / 0fecorz
ben er:
8refoenten: Set ct fore iIaoet, at
Snttillineen anloses unoer @uipen-
fiou al @e9lerne. uoen at ben blir
left.
@anbol: &au lite bette GorIos
bltue belt?
8refoenten: st Gorilos ON at
opbaue &eslerne fan life bliue belt.
@anoaq: Seq fulbe lite at faa
Gorilaset oplea. eubRisut iee er pill
Zig ii! at opbaue &eelerne, tor,aas
utbt onsoor &ntaselie af Snoitil.
lin9en.
Man aemte ba uuer Gor ri1aset alli<
9epel. men bet bleu neofemt. oa lite
to Ereoiebele jtemte oerfor.
Wfan beepnbte ba at opleie Suo>
fiainseu. men ban bleu ftanoiet ueo
Nfbrpbelier. ibet Meblemmerne Bee
9pnote at ip9rse fla frem. o9 Oplasz
ninseu bleu albri9 fu1oenot. Mr.
@olmon e1orbe bette @pbrssmaal:
Seq baaber. &epreieutanten fra Mas=
ia@uietts (Qooper) oil forflare be
uietteite s5oranorinser. iom bette
Gorlas sipr be befoaenoe 2oue
tlar meo 6enipu til Wpntningen.
Set Ter ub, iom ON bet ct 6enfiaten
at ommpnte olle Smaampnter.
6ooper: Subft,llinaen 9ibr tnaen
Goranbring / be befaaenoe 9oue i
oenne @enieenbe.
Derpaa bleu bette Gpbresmaal
9iort: ST lite 2snner for the Sub
treasurer / Mep 0ort forpaet?
O9 Garfield fpur9te: @r lite
noQenS Qpn forh9iet efter oenue sSnb,
filling?
@nbnu en- arben fpurste: St ber
oprettet fere @mbeoer eno tbr?
Ds fremoeles: Dm buormanae
Mpntuertaeoer befemmer bette 5or>
flag?
Dette er en- Brbue paa al1e be
@pbresmaal, iom bleu stort, og be
antpoer. buor uuietie be oniaa Snb
fttQineeu, oe boor upibenoe be bar
ON oens fritiie Befemmelie. Sc
tenfte mere paa, ON no9ens 99n Dor
forbsiet, eno uoaet anbet, os bette ui~
Ter. buor Tibet be foritob bens farli9e
Befemmelie. Os buorleoes tunbe
be? Subftitutet bleo torel laaet us
antoeet poa en- Zines Tib uben at
b1ipe oplef.
Mr. Broots ioebe: YRin &ol1e9a
Mr. Botter in9oe forleoen 9ag, at
benne SnofiQiua beitemte ON Om'
mpntniua af mer eqer minbre at
4anoets Smaapen9e o. ON Dannelz
fen al rpe &enae.
Cooper: 9ette ct lite 9ilteloet
meb sSnbftillineen, iom ben MI er.
Subititutet bleu oerpaa antaget
| inoen en- Eime. efterat bet bleu fore>
| 1oaet. uben at bore oplRA.
s Senatet bteu 5orilaeet talot
frem al Senator S6ermon. 6on
iasoe: Seq foreiloar, at ri nu be.
banbler @pnt=8iuen. iom ben iol.
minbeltsbeo faloes. Sen reoiberer
% foronbrer 9opene for Mpntpert,
ffeberne os &roterfontorerne / be
5or. Stater. Seq tror itte, bet pil
toee me-e Eib. enb Der aaar meb til
| at l0Ie 0en."
Da ban blep afbrubt peb ct Jor>
ib9 paa at brir9e op ct anbet 5or.
flag. foebe ban: Sea tror. ben pil
Blot tose ben 9to. iom meo9oar til
at leie ben. 6an bleo imiolertib
ieien afbruot. o. iaien be9pnbte ban
meo at itee: 9ette 5oraae oil fanb>
,pnl,euis lite taee mere 9io, enb be.
aaar meb til at opleie bet.
D9 after. oa ban iuarebe Senato,
@asielrp anaaaenoe Sltb af Mpn=
ter. fasoe bon: Seq tror. bette E,
bet enete beftrioeli9e &unft / Jor.
ilaset.
D9 fremoeles, efter at ban bapb,
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6eta1.s &alls Agebla9
ubfommer bner Ousbag.
H. 9plent, l1bgiper.
subttrtptton8prt8 S1.25 for 1 Nar, beta,ss
tTorftno, eaer8 $3.50.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspapers
and the Farmer Alliance organ in
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-15

There are several reasons why the
coming Republican Congress will not re
store the wool duty.
First it would add little to the rev
enue and would require a complete re-
casting Of the duties on manufactured
s-uffs into which wool enters as a COM
poaent part Second. the woolen man
ufacurers do not want the tariff dis
,mbed.
Third, President Cleveland would
mos, certainly veto any such scheme.
Not until after March 4. 1897, suppos-
ing the Republicans elect the next
President, can the tar.n be changed in
any essential particular.
Before that time the people Of the
United States will have had opportunity
10 taste fully the benefits Of the present
Democratic tariff ana also to sample
Republican federal legislation. and to
make ,heir views effective by the cleo
ton of a new executive and a new
House Of Representatives.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-15
BELLAIRE.

John A. Gallaher foreclosed a mart
gage against the J. L. Shilling property
on Gravel Hill, held by Mrs. Mollie Nj.
| Pugh. of Indiana, for $4,000 loan, and
Yesterday the property was sold to Mrs.
Pugh for $4,000
Mrs. Mary Sherry has moved her sa-
loon from the corner of Belmont and
Thirty-nrst streets to her old home
property, on the corner Of Union and
Twenty-siXth streets.
John Mccartney has opened up sa-
loon in the property vacated by Mrs.
Sherry, on the corner of Belmont and
Bridge streets.
John L. Means, legislator-elect from
Jefferson county, was in the city yes
terday and registered at the Globe.
Charles Schaal, of Marietta, was 10
Gated at the Globe Hotel yesterday.
S. S. Foreman, deputy sheriff, was in
the city yesterday.
The Madge Tucker troup are domi-
ciled at the Hotel Anderson for a three
days stay. They will exhibit at the
| Elysian.
Thomas Kane, of Steubenville. took a
flying trip to our city yesterday and
stopped at the Hotel Anderson.
ARA Dibb,e, of Connaughtville, Pa,
was a guest of the Windsor Hotel yes
I terday.
Tonight at the home of Mr.. George
w. Yost. onGra vel Hill, the Reading
Room Club" will meet for business.
Miss Anna Jacobs. of West Liberty,
is the guest of Mrs. John Dubois
Judge briggs has appointed George
Mckee of Bridgeport, and Mr.. D. w.
Cooper, Of Bellaire, to join Prosecuting
Attorney c. NJ. Weems and examine
the commissioners report.
c. W. Carroll and R. NJ Eaton will
examine the county treasury appointed
by Probate Judge Tallman.
Mrs. Myer Herzberg is preparing to
move to Sistersville
Thomas jarrett, of the Fifth ward, is
sick with typhoid fever.
Rev Alfred Walls, Of Woodsfield, is
in the city.
Mr.. William Peregoy, the aged father
of Mrs David King. of the Second ward,
died yesterday afternoon from the eff
fects Of a second paralytic stroke.
Messrs. c. Rumbach and Emil
Schmidt are down in Monroe county on
business Of an oily nature.
Miss Minnie Feely, of the Third ward,
is the guest Of GAINESVILLE friends.
Mrs. Margaret Anderson, of st. Glars
vile, is in Bellaire.
Rev Sam Small will hold evangelistic
meetings at Barnesville November oath
to December 1st.
The parlor musicale at T. A. Redefer's
home last night was an entertaining
and pleasant affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-15

made by the United States government
TO assert quasi-ownersh.p Of and main
tain a guardianship over a herd Of wild
animals which roam the ocean has not
been 50 successful as to invite further
svner,men.s in this direction. The bus
mess Of the seal fishermen would seem
to be self-regulating; and # the pelagie
seaIers cannot be induced by considera-
tons for their own interests to limit
their catch. and shall continue to IN
dulge in ind.scriminate slaughter OF the
seals. let them pay the penalty implied
by the temporary. ana perhaps long en-
during suspension Of their industry
The American people would proDaOlS
survive it if not another sealskin were
put upon the market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-15
BRIDGEPORT.

r. IT. Howell was at st. Clairsville
Yesterday on business.
Harry Bulett and VIII Boles are home
from a couple of days successful hunt
ing trip out the c., L. & w.
The meeting of the directors of the
B.. B. q NJ. T. Street Car Company has
been postponed until next month on
account of three or four of the directors
being unable to be present
Andrew Suter the coal miner injured
at Wheeling Creek mines last week, is
still living but shows no change for the
better.
The Wheeling Creek mines were off
Yesterday. the first time for several
weeks. The mines have been having
an exceptionally good run for several
weeks. but his week business has de-
creased some from some cause or other.
Work on the new Ashbaugh building
is progressing rapidly.
Two women who reside ont the CadiZ
nike were fined 81 and costs each yes
terdav for engaging in hair pulling
match.
A number of invitations have been
received here for a masquerade ball to
be given by the Silver Leaf Club OF
Wheeling New Years eve.
Mrs w. J. Bratton has returned home
from n visit with relatives at Lorain.
p 4. Boise. of New Athens has re-
turned home after a visit with friends
here.
charles and VIII Lee, Of UniOntOwn,
were here yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-15

comes down to talking, I'm satisfied that
they do it, Not only that, but I think it
an Internal shame that fish is allowed to
play a man low down as that one did me-"
The Kentuckian was the first to rise up
and tip-toe out. He was followed by the
guest from the Lone Star State, and the
man from Texas by the other four, and
when he had been left alone the truthful
sportsman settled back in his chair and
nodded and slept, and as he slept smile
rested on his face, and the recording angel
put down her pen and refused to tab it up
against him.-Lewiston Journal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-15
a VERY WISE SALMON.
1t Not Only Recognized a Fisherman. but
Warned Other Fishes Not to Bite.

1t Not Only Recognized a Fisherman, but
Warned Other Fishes Not to Bite.
It was a group in the office of a Lake
hotel, and they had been discussing the
query, "Do fish sleep at night?" when the
old sportsman launched out with
"As to whether fish sleep at night or at
all, 1 don't know. and don't care, but
do know that fish converse with one an
other. Yes sir, have plain, straight evil
dence to that effect"
would you mind giving us the particu-
lars?" asked the man who had loudly con-
tended that fish always turn their backs
to sleep.
81 will tell you with pleasure. sir, be
cause it will add to your store Of useless
information. Two years ago / made a trip
TO Mooselookmeguntic Lake one day
was out in a boat fishing. It was water
about fifteen feet deep, and 1 could see
clear to the bottom. i was watching my
baited hook and smoking a cIgar when
saw a 5-pound salmon swim up and smell
of the bait. He had opened his mouth to
take it. when a trout weighing about ten
pounds came along"
And told him not to bitew exclaimed
the tourist from Kentucky. who had stop
| rcd off a couple of weeks TO look around
the Rangeleys
Eyes. sir. he did" replied the sportsman.
"Not only that but when the five FOUNDER
seemed inclined to have his own way the
big fellow actually drove him off The
something happened again a..d again in
/ the course of an hour 4 trout would
would swim up, touch noses and tell him
not to do it. 1t was as plain as daylight
to me-"
you think the big fellow knew the dan
ger?"
81 do. Yes. sir 1 think he knew all
about fish hooks. Every action of his
proved that he did. one one occasion.
when a fish which must have weighed ff-
teen pounds came up for my bait. the SEN
tinel seized my line above the hook and
ran around in a circle with it and thus
prevented him from hooking ON. He beat
me out of at least ten good hauls."
"He must have been a fish who had been
hooked some time and knew all about it,"
ventured the Texas man on his vacation.
That's exactly what had happened to
him. sir replied the old sport. Yes, sir,
after an hour or so the sun shone down on
him in such a way that 1 recognized him.
Gentlemen. I hope there is no one in the
crowd who will sneer when I say that I
recognized that fish as one that 1 hooked
down at the five mile falls below Middle
Dam two years before, and which Topped
himself out of the boat after being caught.
He had the same head-same tall-same
wicked expression Of mouth. There could
be no doubt about it,"
And DO you think he recognized you?'
asked everybody in chorus.
He surely did. Yes. sir; from the way
he looked up at me and his general actions
I could not doubt it. The recognition was
mutual and the revenge was his. As I
told wou in the beginning. I don't care
whether fish sleep or not. and I don't care
whether they hear or not, but when it
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HE SAW MORE THAN THE LAW
YER.

During the trial of an assault case at
a recent petty session Of country town
in Ireland, a very corpulent barrister
cross-examined a witness who had the
misfortune to be blind of an eye.
Tell me, my man, on your oath, ala
you see the prisoner strike the plaintiif
with the weapon mentioned?' he asked.
eyes, sorr, as sure as guns iron, l
saw him
Come now, none of that! But how
can you positively swear you saw him
do it, and the sight of your eyes not
altogether as good as it ought to be?'
said the barrister, triumphantly.
Witness to magistrate)-Shure, your
honor. that don't make a bit of differ
ence. and. if it comes to that, shure l
kin see more than him pointing to the
barristeD any day"
How is that?" said the magistrate.
"WelI, yer honor, kin see his boots
and that's more than he kin see at any
time as he's got 'em on"
Complete collapse of the barrister ana
loud laughter in court.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-15

John G. Mauger, Editor of the Sun
beam. Seligman, Mo-, who named
Grover Cleveland for the Presidency in
November. 1882, while he was Mayor
If Ruffalo. n. Y, is enthusiastic in his
nraise of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. He says: i
have used it for the past five years and
consider it the best preparation of the
kind in the market. 1t is as staple as
sugar and coffee in this section. 1t is
an article of merit and should be used
in every household"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-15

Senator Cameron. Of Pennsylvania,
has a.p,.a Tor .ae revival o. American
sh.ppre. vlca in IFS simplicity is
beautiful He would pay such bomies
90 ships carrying May ,ha -1irgs we
sen .5 foreigners OR bringing hi-har the
things we bay Of them taa, comp e--ou
would be- on, of the question. Tl.s Is
the lceic1I extension Of the principle
of NcNnleyism from the incidental arr
raugemerr by which favored persons
are allowed to- levy the bounty for them-
selves I'm the added prices of their prod
ucts TO- the actual payment of the bounty
by the government ont of the public
revenue. II. is of O piece with the prop
osiIoa of Cha, other Pennsylvania
statesman. Boss Quay to- levy thirty
million dollars of additional taxes and
experI The money on internal improve
mu,s. This would be jolly scheme
for the receivers Of the goods; but how
about the people who pay2
a million dollars dly--hc rate Or
which the taxpayers now surrender their
earnings to the federal taXga,berers- is
about as much as the nation can stag
ger under. The way TO ge- back eur
carrying trade IS not by system of
bribery We have but TO unite the legs
of our merchants and Dec them go for
it, I'm the scramble that would follow
there would not De the least danger that
we should fail Co retrieve an $50 have
lost since we practically Went ou- of the
carrying business when the Republic
can party with It's tar-0 policy came into
power iu the CO.'S